assalamualaikum... i always wanted to know the educational background of muhammad hijab.. where did he learn the quranic arabic language.. what tafsirs he learned?... it would help the viewers inn sha allah who are willing to learn...
Mohammed Hijab really struck me with: "how can you forget about the one that created you and still think that you have an existential purpose in life". Masha Allah Brother you really have a way with words.
Axii Bee I needed to think like 1 min to percieve the truth of this statement. Actually now I think about this it's really should be a one-shot wonder for people who r seeking for purpose in life but have atheistic views! It's natural and I emphasize must for a sentient dependant creation seeking it's purpose from it's creator. - perfect!!!
SAME A few days ago I made very much Dhikr Subhanallah Even in school And I felt sooo good like happy for no reason😊 But then I neglected it a little bit And now I don’t feel this happiness anymore I have to start dikhr again It’s such a beautiful thing Mashaallah! As Salamu aleykum!!!👋🏻
@@d.a.8092 Its literal inner peace, it's amazing innit? Maintain your dhikr in the morning and evening especially 😁 muwazzatien thrice and ayatul kursi
Whoever raised M hijab did really raised A good man honest and strong man Masha Allah may Allah reward him for the effort of spreading the message of islam.
SkankHunt 420 After all it's about belief, after all the signs given muslims r obliged to say: Belive in allah and his messengers. That's the test. U've chosen ur side it seems - I suggest look before u leap.
So you think spitting towards Christian Prince is a proof of a good upbringing? why? don't answer me, call Christian Prince and explain why Somalians are comitting FGM while islam -according to many muslims- is not telling muslims to commit that crime
I have learned SO MUCH from watching Muhammad hijab and other Muslims at speakers corner. May Allah protect them, forgive them and unite the ummah inshallah
Speakers corner is what has enabled the UK dawah teams to have international influence. No country in all the west have such established and well known dawah teams, but the UK has and this is in part thanks to Speakers corner.
@@samirahsamir6930 Hi there, I have a question. How can allah be worthy of praise when he burns people forever. Allah is not God and is not worthy of praise or worship. The quran and hadith shows that he is sadistic. What do you say about this???? Can Muhammad hijab or any muslims willing to discuss with me on Skype, phone or any other live talk. I notice muslims are always making excuses to discuss this matters properly. I'm looking to see if any Muslim is willing to discuss many problems in the quran and hadith. You muslim are just talk
@@particledimension3755 Hi. Can u spesified on which verse in the Quran and/or hadist that indicates God is sadistic? And your basis of why you believe that particular verses is the proof? Thank you :)
I think in this time and age we need the kind’ve dawah he’s giving, I know alot of youngsters that are getting into Islam now because speakers corners dawah/debates has influenced them, positively, Alhamdulillah. I’ve recently been watching Mohammed and Ali, and absolutely love what they do, I’ve lost interest in watching TV, avoiding music too, Alhamdulillah.
“How can you forget about the one who created you and still think that you have an existential purpose in your life” What a beautiful and powerful statement!
I'm catholic and listening to you I feel like I have much more in common with you than with our western liberal society, thank you for your wisdom. Also I feel like I have duty to learn your perspective on the one true good we all believe in.
@dimmy dunk in my perspective I think the more ignorance people became the less religious they've become. Because if you look to Islamic objective morality totally make sense whereas liberals subject morality is really bad and make no sense. You can ask yourself where is your morality come from, what's the purpose of your life? Why are you here and where are you going?
This is such a great podcast and the host is amazing at making the guests feel comfortable and asks all the right questions . You guys definitely need to do another podcast with br Hijab maybe after his debate in California
Spirituality will cure your depressions & make you more resistant to stress & give you sights others do not see, the most beautiful vision and you will understand the signs and notice them when he shows them & Allah will give you knowledge of things you did not know. Allahu akbar
Musa is so against speakers corner, it actually does some good bringing people into Islam especially with someone like Mohammed he needs somewhere to spread his knowledge. And it depends on the person who’s giving the dawah if they are sincere or not.
S.A.G I support the work of Br Mohammad and certain other da’ees (but cannot connect with others admittedly). However there’s lots of legitimate criticism of SC and people need to hear that and hopefully it will help refine the approach of the Muslim daees to make things more effective insha’Allah ...
Azad AJK yeah I agree with you it became a place of debating for just the the sake of debating, but as u said there are certain Daees that we benefit from
@Abdul Aziz That is not correct. A lot of the drama in Speakers Corner is to do with a massive increase in people who lack knowledge talking online and offline now, and recent Fitan with women involving themselves with park personalities. This all created a lot of drama behind the scenes which spills over at the park
The best thing in Mohammed Hijab is his listening and patience to hear his opponent ، and this is called wisdoms.. 🙄🤔 and whoever has been given wisdom has certainly been given much good. And none will remember except those of understanding
To know a person you must speak and question him for the tongue will give you a taste of his heart. Muhammad hijab soumds truthful from what I heard of him.
Imam Ghazali was a debator and in a kind of hijab's current state, but after his transformation he wrote 'ihyaa-ulum-deen' which really helps in boosting spirituality. I really suggest it to you, brother Mohammed hijab. It is like how to bring your knowledge in to practice more than debate. Because high level of spirituality is attained by putting one's knowledge in to practice. Insha'Allah, your amazing and mesmerising knowledge if channelled primarily towards practice and personal purification, it will take you to highest level of spirituality. Insha'Allah, Insha'Allah.
This podcast had the potential to be really interesting, I was particularly interested to learn where bro Hijab gained his knowledge. But half of the podcast was Musa's opinions regarding Speaker's Corner. We got it Musa, you don't find it to be spiritual. Part 2?
SubhanAllah you will never know what someone has been through just by looking at them. Everything always looks like it comes easier for others. It was great to hear the more personal side of our Brother Hijab from speaker’s corner. May Allah reward you Brother Hijab for all your efforts. Ameen. May Allah also bless your ammi and abbi and grant you all jannatul ferdous. Ameen.
I think the podcast should have perhaps been longer. Audience ratings for other podcasts show people are willing to listen. Or the Podcast should have a clear focus from the outset. No single topic such as Br Hijab's background/training/uni/current studies/ plans etc etc was expanded upon. Some constructive feedback iA
I can understand why musa is against speakers corner BUT speakers corner is a big contradiction as to why I’m a Muslim today. And that’s a fact to many other folks
Nothing wrong with the way you dress as long as it's clean, fits well and not torn. There's no need to waste time, energy and brain power on what you wear. It's actually quite endearing how in this day and age there are people like yourself who are concerned with more important matters than clothing. I know I care too much about clothing and appearance and it can become into a negative obsession almost. May Allah (swt) guide us to the straight path, ameen.
Spirituality is important. I dont usually do nafl prayers but wallah ive noticed that when i do, the more nafl i do the more i want to do. Subhanallah its crazy to me.
Calling people to Islam by simple dawah is a key thing.. but that doesn't affect people that have previous misconceptions towards our religion. We say : (لكل مقام مقال) every situation has a way of talking. If the person in front of you doesn't have knowledge about Islam.. Yes you invite him and preach him in a simple way. But if he was full of misconceptions and false claims.. Then you have to debate him with wisdom. Both types are teaching.. But it depends on the mind of whom is in front of you.
And even the viewers of the debates and arguments... I think lots of them watch these videos to wash the black points that have been drawn in there hearts from suspicions.. there is a huge war on our Deen.. not just a martial war but also a mental one. And Muslims really need to reclean their beliefs from the misunderstandings..
Fantastic talk, amazing work by iERA and by Musa. Though, Musa I have to disagree with you about your views on Speaker's Corner. I've watched countless speaker's corner debates, mostly by Mohammed Hijab, and it's been highly educational. I've learned about so many different topics and I feel it's really helped me internalize his approach. I've sent many friends and family members various videos on different topics and it's been very beneficial for the religion alhamdulillah. I can obviously only speak for myself, but I feel like my life would not have been the same if it wasn't for the many hours (maybe days) I've watched Speaker's Corner debates. Much love from Canada.
For me, watching Hijab in speakers corner has not been about entertainment. (All that background yelling has probably produced more than a few headaches.) But I've seen the power of articulate presentation of the truth. I've seen how confident we can be in our religion even in the face of such (street) opposition. Jazak Allah khair Hijab!
Very very valid point raised by Musa, I was feeling this since long that may be these debates at Hyde Park are getting a scoring point game. Surely very good advices given by Musa
TheQamarAlam So wat? What if they demand it's speakers corner and I want to speak on behalf of Islam? It doesn't have to be dawah at all. It's free speech country unlike eastern ones after all.
I don't agree with the spirituality bit entirely, because I think it's hard to just go and be spiritual. I feel like the more you learn about Islam and the prophet, the spirituality comes naturally. That being said, of course spirituality is very important because it is how we connect with Allah, and being reminded is also nice, but I also feel spiritual when I learn more about Islam.
dimmy dunk Sex must be banned from all culture but it seems God made humans like this and also permitted about it - females r to be sex stoves and males r to be it's cook - As plain as that no exception in any society in this matter. Complain to god when u r permitted about it until then deal with it.
I really share the same thoughts as Br Mohamed Hijab about the point of speaker's corner.I think it is a benificial plateform for us as muslims too. I personally have learnt a lot from speaker's corner debates. we kind of rationalize our belief and found answers about a lot of questions especially with the atheism wave that is spreadin all over the muslim world. So, The debates give us answers about the 'shobohat' of the atheist and how to face it up. One thing more to add; Speaker's corner is a good plateform that shouldn't be out of muslims and it is good for daawa even though the hate speach a stuff . but, i believe even though some people watch it for fun they and up learning a lot of things that will benefit there faith. Thank you brother Mohamed Hijab and brothers from speaker's corner. May Allah bless you and give you Al Jannah.
Lol you guys should film you shopping for clothes and put it up as a one time vlog or something on one of your channels, it would be a great video and I am sure a lot of the brothers would benefit in terms of fashion advice as well, jazakallah khair !
Adhkar makes a whole lot of difference subhan Allah, even though at times when I cant make morning adhkar , reciting just ayat ul kursi also makes lot difference Alhamdulillah.
I have learned from his debates my religion and I have confidence in God and i got the certainty of God coz of his debates are very valuable alhamdu llah Thank you Mohamed Hijab.
I thank God that there is someone like Mohammed Hijab who understands things the right way and can say things right he is someone who can talk on the behalf of Muslims
Hey, I think you guy's are doing a great job by getting out there on social media. My humble opinion is that speakers corner has an important place on the dawah scene. If you brother's completely abandoned these corners and take things to academic levels only then you may be doing an injustice to people who can only engage on this level of. We have to appreciate that people have a different level of understanding about things in life generally. Therefore do we not have a duty to continue trying to give dawah on a grassroots level brother Musa ? If we encourage brother's like Hijab away from these corners have you thought ahead to have someone in mind to replace that void that you are encouraging ?
this guy is just offended Hijab more and more since beginning.. saying speakers corner rubbish! Cmon!! its a good platform to hear disbeliever give their opinion and question about islam to the speaker!
WhiteGeared You’ve very misinformed. When it comes to all the evidence, Christianity smokes Islam easily. Take any religion, all the facts, and Christianity comes out on top every single time. Closer writings, better sources, the lot.
WhiteGeared No, I stated a fact when I made the statement that Christianity comes out on top in terms of evidence and reliability and logic really in regards to salvation. I hope one day you come to the one true God Jesus Christ, because you will never be able to get into heaven otherwise. In Islam you have to try and get yourself into heaven with your deeds. How many good deeds have you done? Your sins will outweigh your deeds a hundredfold by the time you die. I hope you make the right decision before it’s too late my friend.
I agree with brother Musa. Speaker's Corner can give Muslims the wrong impression of da'wah. When they watch videos of Speaker's Corner, they might think, "Woah, I can't do da'wah unless I have so much knowledge of this, that and the other." But da'wah is much simpler than that. As long as you can talk about tawheed, concept of God, prophethood and the Qur'an's miracles, then you have enough knowledge to give da'wah. All of us should be able to give da'wah on this elementary level. However, I am not saying anything against da'wah at Speaker's Corner. It's great that brothers with extensive knowledge are out there on the front lines in order to defend the religion. But I just don't want some Muslims to think that this is the only thing da'wah is about.
Dawah with those basics is the bare minimum. Only a passionate soul attempts more avenues of knowledge to engage in a turbulent place like speakers corner.
A spritual grandmother is gifted with such grandson. I saw from my observation... Mostly the practicing people are bestowed with virtuous children and grandchildren. Love thia guy..from Bangladesh.
Speakers Corner, as Br. Subboor Ahmad put it nicely when he came on our show, is DAWAHTAINMENT. And it is a good place to trial and put ideas to the test. But unfortunately one may suffer a hardness of the heart by going to places like Speakers Corner.
Part of calling to Islam will involve debate, dialogue, and even perhaps monologue. Sometimes you'll find someone who will be an attentive listener who just wants to listen to what you have to say. Other times, you'll find someone who challenges you because they disagree with your conclusion. All that is part of da'wah and ALL that is how the prophets throughout time dealt with people. Even during the time of our prophet Muhammad s.a.w. There were times people simply listened and their hearts melted to the truth. Then there were times, people contested the prophet and the sahabas. They exchanged debates in the form of poetry. All that was part of conveying to the message of Allah. The last part of ayah 16:125 didn't come down separately. And Mohammad Hijab is correct about that. I would seek to verify again in the context Fakruddin Razi explained that aspect that da'wah & debating is separate. The reality that most of us da'ees face is that debate, as times falls under conveying the message. If anyone has any experience giving da'wah, they would know that there would be times where you are explaining someone to someone who is attentively listening to you. He gets it. But while explaining, someone interjects and tries to undermine your explanation and your assessment of the reality. This undermining is something you have to clarify. If you don't clarify, you give rise to doubts about your explanation that the original person your were conveying your message to. So now, you have to deal with this outsider to quell these doubts he's raising. Therein forms a debate. But you shouldn't get lost in the debate. Hence ayah 16:125 comes in and Allah tells you to debate with them in the manner which is best. So if you notice this person is insincere who interjected just to cause trouble and unnecessary doubt out of disingenuous reasons, then you expose that factor to the public and leave him/her be. You simply do not continue to debate him. Unfortunately, it DOES happen alot. Especially if you are new to the dawah scene and you're pumped up with energy. You just want prove him/her wrong. That should never be the case. You have to draw a line and pull yourself back from going into the abyss of endless debate for the sake of debating. That's perhaps that Musa Adnan was alluding to and trying to explain. However, as Mohammed Hijab explains, all the ayaat related to conveying has those elements. Another aspect to da'wah is amr bil ma'roof and nihi anil munkar. Many da'ees quote 3:104 but only fulfill 1 of the three components in that ayah. That's another separate discussion though.
May Allah az wajjal preserve, strengthen and keep you brothers steadfast. I agree with classes to educate us further. I whole heartedly suggest to continue to make videos, make them approx 15 minutes per segment, regardless of the fact some subjects are to be tackled in depth. JazakAllah khair
Mohammed Hijab is my favourite of the online dawah guys. He has the best temperament and I'd argue he's the smartest. I find his arguments much more convincing than Suboor Ahmad's and Imran Ibn Mansur's for example.
Dawah is not for non muslim only brother it is also important for muslim also. Now a days there is so much misconception about islam , sometime it creates doubt in our mind and speaker corner helps to overcome those misconception. It strengthens our eman. So it is dawah in that sense. But obviously there lot to Improve. May Allah give them tawfiq
Just like his father he don't know how to stop talking. And here he is arguing to have his thoughts stand. Speakers corner brought me to all this speakers and teach me a lot.
Ma Sha Allah great to see M Hijab and its nice to see a young brother get an opportunity but Musa does often come across as very young and sheltered. Maybe someone who is more mature (not necessarily older) and reflective would be a better host. After watching this interview and the 1 with M Belal its quite evident to see Musa out of his depth; being defensive, constantly re-enforcing his world view and relating everything back to himself. No shade, much love to the young brother; hope he can come back stronger & wiser.
Brothers, a point to ponder, with respect. 32 years ago I lost my Deen because my community became so wrapped up in the rules and so fanatical and all the beauty I had found in Islam I could no longer see. There was so much backbitting and discussions were based around how everything was Haram or Halal. For me, at 16 I was not strong enough to stay in that so I left my community and Islam. Alhumdulilah I have reverted again at 52 in this last week and now I live were there is not one muslim, and not one masjid.
I really enjoyed watching this interview mashallah. Just abit of advise for brother Musa with good intentions, seemed like u were criticising Brother Hijab when speaking about his approach when giving dawah at speakers corner. I accept its not nice when dawah becomes debate and leads to argument which can affect the Dawah. However have faith in people to make that judgement for themselves. For me, a Muslim girl who knew basic rules of Islam yet having no knowledge of why we do certain things I learned, educated deen through the passion of brothers like Mohammed Hijab, Ali dawah and yourself. Everyone's approach is different but trust me that is only conflict of personalities. Which is what makes us individuals. I make dua for u brothers. Please also make dua for me to follow the right path & bring me closer to Deen and more importantly to Allah SWT 🤲
Please dont change anything about speakers corner. Lot of people like myself have learnt a lot from brothers! Allah help and give brothers Sabr!! Ameen...
اسلام عليكم Here are the verse: *The brother made a mistake regarding ayah 126. He said ك instead of نا وَمَنۡ أَعۡرَضَ عَن ذِكۡرِي فَإِنَّ لَهُۥ مَعِيشَةٗ ضَنكٗا وَنَحۡشُرُهُۥ يَوۡمَ ٱلۡقِيَٰمَةِ أَعۡمَىٰ (Muhammad Hamidullah) Et quiconque se détourne de Mon Rappel, mènera certes, une vie pleine de gêne, et le Jour de la Résurrection Nous l'amènerons aveugle au rassemblement». (Sahih International) And whoever turns away from My remembrance - indeed, he will have a depressed life, and We will gather him on the Day of Resurrection blind." -Sura Ta-Ha, Ayah 124 قَالَ رَبِّ لِمَ حَشَرۡتَنِيٓ أَعۡمَىٰ وَقَدۡ كُنتُ بَصِيرٗا (Muhammad Hamidullah) Il dira: «O mon Seigneur, pourquoi m'as-Tu amené aveugle alors qu'auparavant je voyais?» (Sahih International) He will say, "My Lord, why have you raised me blind while I was [once] seeing?" -Sura Ta-Ha, Ayah 125 قَالَ كَذَٰلِكَ أَتَتۡكَ ءَايَٰتُنَا فَنَسِيتَهَاۖ وَكَذَٰلِكَ ٱلۡيَوۡمَ تُنسَىٰ (Muhammad Hamidullah) [Allah lui] dira: «De même que Nos Signes (enseignements) t'étaient venus et que tu les as oubliés, ainsi aujourd'hui tu es oublié». (Sahih International) [ Allah ] will say, "Thus did Our signs come to you, and you forgot them; and thus will you this Day be forgotten." -Sura Ta-Ha, Ayah 126
It seemed like an intervention on dawah! In the era of militant atheism a combative approach is required when the consensus is developing that religion is fairy tales. It’s easy to preach from the comfort of a cosy studio. MH is doing a great job of informing a global audience on the Islamic history and rational arguments. The way he took the criticism was admirable and largely due to the respect he has for the presenter’s father. Classy and cool always, MH
Very much enjoyed this podcast. 👍But the lights in the back were very eye-catching PLEASE can you tell me where they were brought from, much appreciated.
MaaShaaAllah tabarakAllah. I'm at 20 minutes so far, good conversation. BaarakAllahu Feekum brothers. Allah grant us ikhlas and taqwa. Ameen. By the way, Akhi Musa, quick question. There is a brother, his name is Ustadh Adnan Rashid. Have you heard of him? Hopefully you can bring him on the show. That would be a cool conversation. By the way, I kid you not, if I show you a photo of him, he looks like your older brother 😉!!!
Salaam, podcast Links are in the description :)
I need about 2000 Quran to give it out in Ghana
assalamualaikum... i always wanted to know the educational background of muhammad hijab.. where did he learn the quranic arabic language.. what tafsirs he learned?... it would help the viewers inn sha allah who are willing to learn...
@@servantofallah5538 Salaam u alaykum
Sumayya Saif wallaikum salam my brother how are you
I like the point on the 'dawah' today is lacking in spirituality, felt that regarding you as well Musa
Mohammed Hijab really struck me with: "how can you forget about the one that created you and still think that you have an existential purpose in life".
Masha Allah Brother you really have a way with words.
Axii Bee I needed to think like 1 min to percieve the truth of this statement. Actually now I think about this it's really should be a one-shot wonder for people who r seeking for purpose in life but have atheistic views!
It's natural and I emphasize must for a sentient dependant creation seeking it's purpose from it's creator. - perfect!!!
Masha'Allah💚
Wallahi the day I neglect my dhikr I see and feel a depletion of my Iman and as soon as I do my dhikr I feel my Iman spiked up
Yeah, human psychology is amazing.
@@razalasreficul6902 Yep, all praises and thanks to the Creator of human psychology. ☝️
SAME
A few days ago I made very much Dhikr Subhanallah
Even in school
And I felt sooo good like happy for no reason😊
But then I neglected it a little bit
And now I don’t feel this happiness anymore
I have to start dikhr again
It’s such a beautiful thing Mashaallah!
As Salamu aleykum!!!👋🏻
@@d.a.8092 Its literal inner peace, it's amazing innit? Maintain your dhikr in the morning and evening especially 😁 muwazzatien thrice and ayatul kursi
@@irlsvm how do you do dhikr exactly?
I’m a single mother, Alhamdulilah, and hearing him speak about being raised by a strong single mother touched my heart ❤️
Whoever raised M hijab did really raised A good man honest and strong man Masha Allah may Allah reward him for the effort of spreading the message of islam.
Look around you (and within yourself), and then re evaluate
He should put his ego in check though and that goes for a lot of these internet dawah people.
SkankHunt 420 After all it's about belief, after all the signs given muslims r obliged to say: Belive in allah and his messengers. That's the test. U've chosen ur side it seems - I suggest look before u leap.
@SkankHunt 420 think before you speak
So you think spitting towards Christian Prince is a proof of a good upbringing?
why?
don't answer me, call Christian Prince and explain why Somalians are comitting FGM while islam -according to many muslims- is not telling muslims to commit that crime
When i see Mohammed smile, it makes me smile and when he laughs i catch myself laughing. Mashallah, Allah bless him and everyone around him
May Allah reward the mother that raised Muhammad hijab.
I have learned SO MUCH from watching Muhammad hijab and other Muslims at speakers corner. May Allah protect them, forgive them and unite the ummah inshallah
Speakers corner is what has enabled the UK dawah teams to have international influence. No country in all the west have such established and well known dawah teams, but the UK has and this is in part thanks to Speakers corner.
Mati khorasani absolutely and other brother asking what is the point you go there 😒
@@samirahsamir6930 Hi there, I have a question. How can allah be worthy of praise when he burns people forever. Allah is not God and is not worthy of praise or worship. The quran and hadith shows that he is sadistic. What do you say about this???? Can Muhammad hijab or any muslims willing to discuss with me on Skype, phone or any other live talk. I notice muslims are always making excuses to discuss this matters properly.
I'm looking to see if any Muslim is willing to discuss many problems in the quran and hadith.
You muslim are just talk
@@particledimension3755 Hi. Can u spesified on which verse in the Quran and/or hadist that indicates God is sadistic? And your basis of why you believe that particular verses is the proof? Thank you :)
May Allah bless mohamed. I actually benefit a lot from him, and even the speakers corner debates by Mohammed actually helps me, I learn new things.
I think in this time and age we need the kind’ve dawah he’s giving, I know alot of youngsters that are getting into Islam now because speakers corners dawah/debates has influenced them, positively, Alhamdulillah.
I’ve recently been watching Mohammed and Ali, and absolutely love what they do, I’ve lost interest in watching TV, avoiding music too, Alhamdulillah.
dimmy dunk He’s the best! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
dimmy dunk Shut it and go dunk your head in the bog! I ain’t even gonna bother starting a convo with u! Goodbye 👋
“How can you forget about the one who created you and still think that you have an existential purpose in your life” What a beautiful and powerful statement!
I'm catholic and listening to you I feel like I have much more in common with you than with our western liberal society, thank you for your wisdom. Also I feel like I have duty to learn your perspective on the one true good we all believe in.
dimmy dunk wth r u doing here?
@dimmy dunk yet you continue to watch his videos
@@2f4st4u lol
@dimmy dunk Dude, Just keep watching...
And I mean both on YT and in your society and country, it's not gonna stop... Ever!
@dimmy dunk in my perspective I think the more ignorance people became the less religious they've become. Because if you look to Islamic objective morality totally make sense whereas liberals subject morality is really bad and make no sense. You can ask yourself where is your morality come from, what's the purpose of your life? Why are you here and where are you going?
This is such a great podcast and the host is amazing at making the guests feel comfortable and asks all the right questions . You guys definitely need to do another podcast with br Hijab maybe after his debate in California
H W Yes it's great that the Saudi government is funding this.
@@mattsherv1986 you actually spend your time on here lmao? Come to the truth my brother
Matt Sherv, are you wearing your tin foil hat son? have you checked for commies under your bed 😀...
Spirituality will cure your depressions & make you more resistant to stress & give you sights others do not see, the most beautiful vision and you will understand the signs and notice them when he shows them & Allah will give you knowledge of things you did not know. Allahu akbar
And don't forget to mention the short previews of heavenly scenes and pleasures specially when u r in sleep.
What do u mean by spirituality
I think Muhammad hijab was quite tired in this podcast. May Allah SWT bless him for his work.
I think he has a cold, seems like viral or is unwell, can tell by the voice n eyes, may Allah bless him with shifa.
Maybe they filmed it right after fajr
Ameen
We care about Muhammad hijab ❤️
Or he get the good one😉😉😉
Musa is so against speakers corner, it actually does some good bringing people into Islam especially with someone like Mohammed he needs somewhere to spread his knowledge. And it depends on the person who’s giving the dawah if they are sincere or not.
S.A.G I support the work of Br Mohammad and certain other da’ees (but cannot connect with others admittedly). However there’s lots of legitimate criticism of SC and people need to hear that and hopefully it will help refine the approach of the Muslim daees to make things more effective insha’Allah ...
Azad AJK yeah I agree with you it became a place of debating for just the the sake of debating, but as u said there are certain Daees that we benefit from
@Abdul Aziz That is not correct. A lot of the drama in Speakers Corner is to do with a massive increase in people who lack knowledge talking online and offline now, and recent Fitan with women involving themselves with park personalities. This all created a lot of drama behind the scenes which spills over at the park
Abdul Aziz You have a very simplistic and one dimensional (and some may say factually inaccurate) view of things. Allah knows best.
You just need to avoid DCCI in speakers corner. Then its all good.
The best thing in Mohammed Hijab is his listening and patience to hear his opponent ، and this is called wisdoms.. 🙄🤔
and whoever has been given wisdom has certainly been given much good. And none will remember except those of understanding
I'd highly recommend the interviewer to let the guest talk more.
That's what I also observed from him.
I actually like some of the pushback that Musa provides, I think it works because they are friends and Hijab is very honest and open mashallah.
Agreed. I felt like hijab should have been to elaborate more on whatever topics he was talking about without so many interruptions.
To know a person you must speak and question him for the tongue will give you a taste of his heart. Muhammad hijab soumds truthful from what I heard of him.
Felt like more of a debate than an interview. A civized debate
After 50mins of deep conversation 10mins of real chilling talk😁 Hijab's laugh made me laugh actually than what he said 😂😂.. Mashahallah❤️
I'm Mohammed hijab ur crush how do you feelllll?
😂😂😂 glad it’s not only me who enjoying it ❤️
Imam Ghazali was a debator and in a kind of hijab's current state, but after his transformation he wrote 'ihyaa-ulum-deen' which really helps in boosting spirituality. I really suggest it to you, brother Mohammed hijab. It is like how to bring your knowledge in to practice more than debate. Because high level of spirituality is attained by putting one's knowledge in to practice. Insha'Allah, your amazing and mesmerising knowledge if channelled primarily towards practice and personal purification, it will take you to highest level of spirituality. Insha'Allah, Insha'Allah.
A great and relevant comment. Ghazali is indeed a legend SubhanaAllah. Really special.
Absolutely love the Dawah team from Speakers corner. Your work is having an influence all around the world. Keep up the good work. Watching from Italy
This podcast had the potential to be really interesting, I was particularly interested to learn where bro Hijab gained his knowledge. But half of the podcast was Musa's opinions regarding Speaker's Corner. We got it Musa, you don't find it to be spiritual. Part 2?
Good thing he's getting out there out of his comfort zone and doing podcasts like this. Mashallah the brother is still young and can improve.
KIBRISLI there will be a part two إن شاء الله
It would be nice if Musa allowed him to finish a sentence
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Was thinking the same
Hahaha agree
Don’t be peek😂😂
SubhanAllah you will never know what someone has been through just by looking at them. Everything always looks like it comes easier for others. It was great to hear the more personal side of our Brother Hijab from speaker’s corner. May Allah reward you Brother Hijab for all your efforts. Ameen. May Allah also bless your ammi and abbi and grant you all jannatul ferdous. Ameen.
Mashaa Allah this was amazing reminder to us all. Jazakum Allahu khair my brothers :)
☺️ Hijabs laugh just melts my heart ❤️
Great interview! I loved the rawness. Mohammed Hijab looks great as he is mashaAllah but obviously we can always improve.
Feels good to have watched Mohammad for so long, and then to see this podcast and relate to his upbringing so much.
I think the podcast should have perhaps been longer. Audience ratings for other podcasts show people are willing to listen. Or the Podcast should have a clear focus from the outset. No single topic such as Br Hijab's background/training/uni/current studies/ plans etc etc was expanded upon. Some constructive feedback iA
1 hour is long enough
I can understand why musa is against speakers corner BUT speakers corner is a big contradiction as to why I’m a Muslim today. And that’s a fact to many other folks
Wat? Contradiction or contribution?
@@WhiteGeared Im sure its contribution he meant. If its contradiction then its a contradiction in the statement itself that says its a contradiction
Nothing wrong with the way you dress as long as it's clean, fits well and not torn. There's no need to waste time, energy and brain power on what you wear. It's actually quite endearing how in this day and age there are people like yourself who are concerned with more important matters than clothing. I know I care too much about clothing and appearance and it can become into a negative obsession almost. May Allah (swt) guide us to the straight path, ameen.
Spirituality is important. I dont usually do nafl prayers but wallah ive noticed that when i do, the more nafl i do the more i want to do. Subhanallah its crazy to me.
Calling people to Islam by simple dawah is a key thing.. but that doesn't affect people that have previous misconceptions towards our religion.
We say :
(لكل مقام مقال)
every situation has a way of talking.
If the person in front of you doesn't have knowledge about Islam.. Yes you invite him and preach him in a simple way.
But if he was full of misconceptions and false claims.. Then you have to debate him with wisdom.
Both types are teaching.. But it depends on the mind of whom is in front of you.
And even the viewers of the debates and arguments... I think lots of them watch these videos to wash the black points that have been drawn in there hearts from suspicions.. there is a huge war on our Deen.. not just a martial war but also a mental one.
And Muslims really need to reclean their beliefs from the misunderstandings..
Fantastic talk, amazing work by iERA and by Musa. Though, Musa I have to disagree with you about your views on Speaker's Corner. I've watched countless speaker's corner debates, mostly by Mohammed Hijab, and it's been highly educational. I've learned about so many different topics and I feel it's really helped me internalize his approach. I've sent many friends and family members various videos on different topics and it's been very beneficial for the religion alhamdulillah. I can obviously only speak for myself, but I feel like my life would not have been the same if it wasn't for the many hours (maybe days) I've watched Speaker's Corner debates.
Much love from Canada.
For me, watching Hijab in speakers corner has not been about entertainment. (All that background yelling has probably produced more than a few headaches.) But I've seen the power of articulate presentation of the truth. I've seen how confident we can be in our religion even in the face of such (street) opposition. Jazak Allah khair Hijab!
Very very valid point raised by Musa, I was feeling this since long that may be these debates at Hyde Park are getting a scoring point game. Surely very good advices given by Musa
TheQamarAlam So wat? What if they demand it's speakers corner and I want to speak on behalf of Islam? It doesn't have to be dawah at all. It's free speech country unlike eastern ones after all.
I don't agree with the spirituality bit entirely, because I think it's hard to just go and be spiritual. I feel like the more you learn about Islam and the prophet, the spirituality comes naturally. That being said, of course spirituality is very important because it is how we connect with Allah, and being reminded is also nice, but I also feel spiritual when I learn more about Islam.
dimmy dunk Sex must be banned from all culture but it seems God made humans like this and also permitted about it - females r to be sex stoves and males r to be it's cook - As plain as that no exception in any society in this matter. Complain to god when u r permitted about it until then deal with it.
dimmy dunk this guy is everywhere 😤
@dimmy dunk something must have happened to tick you off like this.
@@asheeqahamna I know, right?
Spirituality is a practice. Knowledge is great and all, but you’ve got to do the practice as well, that doesn’t just mean salah.
I really share the same thoughts as Br Mohamed Hijab about the point of speaker's corner.I think it is a benificial plateform for us as muslims too. I personally have learnt a lot from speaker's corner debates. we kind of rationalize our belief and found answers about a lot of questions especially with the atheism wave that is spreadin all over the muslim world. So, The debates give us answers about the 'shobohat' of the atheist and how to face it up.
One thing more to add; Speaker's corner is a good plateform that shouldn't be out of muslims and it is good for daawa even though the hate speach a stuff . but, i believe even though some people watch it for fun they and up learning a lot of things that will benefit there faith.
Thank you brother Mohamed Hijab and brothers from speaker's corner. May Allah bless you and give you Al Jannah.
Lol you guys should film you shopping for clothes and put it up as a one time vlog or something on one of your channels, it would be a great video and I am sure a lot of the brothers would benefit in terms of fashion advice as well, jazakallah khair !
What grown ass man needs help buying clothes? Jheeze.
U might need fashion advice u fish
U plum
Just finished watching whole video sorry
I love this two guy for what they used to wear. they don't afraid to wear pink items, bright color, even the flowery ones. that unique.
Adhkar makes a whole lot of difference subhan Allah, even though at times when I cant make morning adhkar , reciting just ayat ul kursi also makes lot difference Alhamdulillah.
I love mohammed hijab for the sake of Allah
Watching this video whole cleaning our house with my headphones 🎧 I can’t stop smiling and I’m really enjoying with this video 😂💪🏾😊
😂😂😂
Guys, speakers corner has an undeniable added value.
If there is anything to say, it is the approach that needs to be improved.
I loved listening this conversation bro may Allah guide us in the right path
MashaAllah, His grandmother sounds like her tassawuf is deep :)
I have learned from his debates my religion and I have confidence in God and i got the certainty of God coz of his debates are very valuable alhamdu llah Thank you Mohamed Hijab.
Great podcast video! I really enjoyed this discussion and hopefully more of this please😊
Barakallah fik Mohammad!
I've lurned a lot of you debating with people. You are doing very well. Allah bless you and Ahmad Deedad.
watched your first postcard only because of Hijab and Alhamdulillah it's worth it... his humor masha Allah
dude this was interesting to listen
but also SALAM need this kind of quality man !
give them some help fam !
all the best !
also this dude cuts hijabs alot ... need to chill a bit
I thank God that there is someone like Mohammed Hijab who understands things the right way and can say things right he is someone who can talk on the behalf of Muslims
Only in the rememberence of Allah (SWT) hearts do find peace and tranquility, Subh An Allah.
Hey,
I think you guy's are doing a great job by getting out there on social media.
My humble opinion is that speakers corner has an important place on the dawah scene. If you brother's completely abandoned these corners and take things to academic levels only then you may be doing an injustice to people who can only engage on this level of.
We have to appreciate that people have a different level of understanding about things in life generally. Therefore do we not have a duty to continue trying to give dawah on a grassroots level brother Musa ? If we encourage brother's like Hijab away from these corners have you thought ahead to have someone in mind to replace that void that you are encouraging ?
36:13"thank you, i win"
laughed so hard i woke my father and he whooped my ass
Looooooool
I started athkar lately and had the same feeling mohamed is talking about! Couldn't even describe it to my friends subhan'allah
this guy is just offended Hijab more and more since beginning.. saying speakers corner rubbish! Cmon!! its a good platform to hear disbeliever give their opinion and question about islam to the speaker!
MashaAllah it is visible how much M Hijab has researched the religion and is passionate about it. Both very informative 👏
WhiteGeared You’ve very misinformed. When it comes to all the evidence, Christianity smokes Islam easily. Take any religion, all the facts, and Christianity comes out on top every single time. Closer writings, better sources, the lot.
@RedBenjamin U made mistakes I guess, u have to use 'Islam' instead of 'christianity' in ur comment. Farewell!
WhiteGeared That’s not an argument, guess the truth hurts. Farewell.
@RedBenjamin Irony of this statement LUL!
WhiteGeared No, I stated a fact when I made the statement that Christianity comes out on top in terms of evidence and reliability and logic really in regards to salvation. I hope one day you come to the one true God Jesus Christ, because you will never be able to get into heaven otherwise. In Islam you have to try and get yourself into heaven with your deeds. How many good deeds have you done? Your sins will outweigh your deeds a hundredfold by the time you die. I hope you make the right decision before it’s too late my friend.
Really enjoyed watching these two lovely brothers.
I agree with brother Musa. Speaker's Corner can give Muslims the wrong impression of da'wah. When they watch videos of Speaker's Corner, they might think, "Woah, I can't do da'wah unless I have so much knowledge of this, that and the other." But da'wah is much simpler than that. As long as you can talk about tawheed, concept of God, prophethood and the Qur'an's miracles, then you have enough knowledge to give da'wah. All of us should be able to give da'wah on this elementary level.
However, I am not saying anything against da'wah at Speaker's Corner. It's great that brothers with extensive knowledge are out there on the front lines in order to defend the religion. But I just don't want some Muslims to think that this is the only thing da'wah is about.
Dawah with those basics is the bare minimum. Only a passionate soul attempts more avenues of knowledge to engage in a turbulent place like speakers corner.
A spritual grandmother is gifted with such grandson.
I saw from my observation... Mostly the practicing people are bestowed with virtuous children and grandchildren.
Love thia guy..from Bangladesh.
I love the botherly,friendly,funny,honest,free
respectable relationship mashallah.I wish we all have such a relation in life.
Speakers Corner, as Br. Subboor Ahmad put it nicely when he came on our show, is DAWAHTAINMENT. And it is a good place to trial and put ideas to the test. But unfortunately one may suffer a hardness of the heart by going to places like Speakers Corner.
Boys In The Cave now that’s an insight !!
true, though also people are drawn by entertainment
That end part cracked me up😂
جزاكم الله خيراً على الترجمة إلى العربية 🖤.
I love Muhammad Hijab's smile it's too pure
Part of calling to Islam will involve debate, dialogue, and even perhaps monologue. Sometimes you'll find someone who will be an attentive listener who just wants to listen to what you have to say. Other times, you'll find someone who challenges you because they disagree with your conclusion. All that is part of da'wah and ALL that is how the prophets throughout time dealt with people. Even during the time of our prophet Muhammad s.a.w.
There were times people simply listened and their hearts melted to the truth. Then there were times, people contested the prophet and the sahabas. They exchanged debates in the form of poetry. All that was part of conveying to the message of Allah.
The last part of ayah 16:125 didn't come down separately. And Mohammad Hijab is correct about that. I would seek to verify again in the context Fakruddin Razi explained that aspect that da'wah & debating is separate. The reality that most of us da'ees face is that debate, as times falls under conveying the message.
If anyone has any experience giving da'wah, they would know that there would be times where you are explaining someone to someone who is attentively listening to you. He gets it. But while explaining, someone interjects and tries to undermine your explanation and your assessment of the reality. This undermining is something you have to clarify. If you don't clarify, you give rise to doubts about your explanation that the original person your were conveying your message to. So now, you have to deal with this outsider to quell these doubts he's raising. Therein forms a debate.
But you shouldn't get lost in the debate. Hence ayah 16:125 comes in and Allah tells you to debate with them in the manner which is best. So if you notice this person is insincere who interjected just to cause trouble and unnecessary doubt out of disingenuous reasons, then you expose that factor to the public and leave him/her be. You simply do not continue to debate him.
Unfortunately, it DOES happen alot. Especially if you are new to the dawah scene and you're pumped up with energy. You just want prove him/her wrong. That should never be the case. You have to draw a line and pull yourself back from going into the abyss of endless debate for the sake of debating. That's perhaps that Musa Adnan was alluding to and trying to explain.
However, as Mohammed Hijab explains, all the ayaat related to conveying has those elements.
Another aspect to da'wah is amr bil ma'roof and nihi anil munkar. Many da'ees quote 3:104 but only fulfill 1 of the three components in that ayah. That's another separate discussion though.
May Allah az wajjal preserve, strengthen and keep you brothers steadfast. I agree with classes to educate us further. I whole heartedly suggest to continue to make videos, make them approx 15 minutes per segment, regardless of the fact some subjects are to be tackled in depth. JazakAllah khair
Loved the way he explained about the azkaar that after a while you have to up your game, that is so true.
Mohammed Hijab is my favourite of the online dawah guys. He has the best temperament and I'd argue he's the smartest. I find his arguments much more convincing than Suboor Ahmad's and Imran Ibn Mansur's for example.
I like Speaker Cornors. Don't stop debating at Speaker Corners.
Dawah is not for non muslim only brother it is also important for muslim also. Now a days there is so much misconception about islam , sometime it creates doubt in our mind and speaker corner helps to overcome those misconception. It strengthens our eman. So it is dawah in that sense. But obviously there lot to Improve. May Allah give them tawfiq
The last part of the podcast was a banger .... both were chilling laughing 👍🏽
Hijab needs to host one of these
I think he did host one
51:32 smooth plug by brother Hijab... very smooth...respect!
But I thought Mohammed Hijab was fashionable! He always looks good.
I loved the conversation between these two. Benefited much from them both barak Allahu feekum.
Just like his father he don't know how to stop talking. And here he is arguing to have his thoughts stand. Speakers corner brought me to all this speakers and teach me a lot.
You are in speaker's corner doing a good job. May Allah Almighty bless you all and grant you a place in Jannah.
2:45
Has this podcast been released yet?
If so, where can I listen to it?
Yousuf Ali links are in the description box
Salaam, podcast Links are in the description :)
@@iERAOrg Wa salaam, I was referring to the specific podcast with his father.
I wanted to know if that is available. If it is not, that's fine.
@@watermelon7867 Did you manage to find it??
I tried searching for it all over. His father is Abdullah Hijab yes?
Ma Sha Allah great to see M Hijab and its nice to see a young brother get an opportunity but Musa does often come across as very young and sheltered. Maybe someone who is more mature (not necessarily older) and reflective would be a better host. After watching this interview and the 1 with M Belal its quite evident to see Musa out of his depth; being defensive, constantly re-enforcing his world view and relating everything back to himself. No shade, much love to the young brother; hope he can come back stronger & wiser.
Brothers, a point to ponder, with respect. 32 years ago I lost my Deen because my community became so wrapped up in the rules and so fanatical and all the beauty I had found in Islam I could no longer see. There was so much backbitting and discussions were based around how everything was Haram or Halal. For me, at 16 I was not strong enough to stay in that so I left my community and Islam. Alhumdulilah I have reverted again at 52 in this last week and now I live were there is not one muslim, and not one masjid.
I really enjoyed watching this interview mashallah. Just abit of advise for brother Musa with good intentions, seemed like u were criticising Brother Hijab when speaking about his approach when giving dawah at speakers corner. I accept its not nice when dawah becomes debate and leads to argument which can affect the Dawah. However have faith in people to make that judgement for themselves. For me, a Muslim girl who knew basic rules of Islam yet having no knowledge of why we do certain things I learned, educated deen through the passion of brothers like Mohammed Hijab, Ali dawah and yourself. Everyone's approach is different but trust me that is only conflict of personalities. Which is what makes us individuals. I make dua for u brothers. Please also make dua for me to follow the right path & bring me closer to Deen and more importantly to Allah SWT 🤲
Please dont change anything about speakers corner. Lot of people like myself have learnt a lot from brothers! Allah help and give brothers Sabr!! Ameen...
Great content! Hopefully we can see Adnan Rashid on the show 😎 🇵🇰
Brother Mosa speakers corner Dawa helped me come back to islam never underestimate please. Thanks
man ! that was a lovely hour and four minutes...I really enjoyed it
Brother Mohammed Hijab said the Quran verse wrong ( For sure accidentally) the verse is ( قَالَ كَذَلِكَ أَتَتْكَ آيَاتُنَا فَنَسِيتَهَا ) Not
For god sake leave him to complete one sentence what is wrong with you man
He's just passionate about the subject
Backchatting is haram this is backchatting as he wouldn’t like it said to other people
Jazakum Allah khair for all your efforts in dawah. May Allah reward you abundantly in this life and the afterlife.
i could almost not forgive Musa Adnan for ending this too soon, after 52mins this turns into another beast of a video lol
Mohammad Hijab is a pro at being unbothered by rudeness. Mashallah so impressive.
اسلام عليكم
Here are the verse:
*The brother made a mistake regarding ayah 126. He said ك instead of نا
وَمَنۡ أَعۡرَضَ عَن ذِكۡرِي فَإِنَّ لَهُۥ مَعِيشَةٗ ضَنكٗا وَنَحۡشُرُهُۥ يَوۡمَ ٱلۡقِيَٰمَةِ أَعۡمَىٰ
(Muhammad Hamidullah)
Et quiconque se détourne de Mon Rappel, mènera certes, une vie pleine de gêne, et le Jour de la Résurrection Nous l'amènerons aveugle au rassemblement».
(Sahih International)
And whoever turns away from My remembrance - indeed, he will have a depressed life, and We will gather him on the Day of Resurrection blind."
-Sura Ta-Ha, Ayah 124
قَالَ رَبِّ لِمَ حَشَرۡتَنِيٓ أَعۡمَىٰ وَقَدۡ كُنتُ بَصِيرٗا
(Muhammad Hamidullah)
Il dira: «O mon Seigneur, pourquoi m'as-Tu amené aveugle alors qu'auparavant je voyais?»
(Sahih International)
He will say, "My Lord, why have you raised me blind while I was [once] seeing?"
-Sura Ta-Ha, Ayah 125
قَالَ كَذَٰلِكَ أَتَتۡكَ ءَايَٰتُنَا فَنَسِيتَهَاۖ وَكَذَٰلِكَ ٱلۡيَوۡمَ تُنسَىٰ
(Muhammad Hamidullah)
[Allah lui] dira: «De même que Nos Signes (enseignements) t'étaient venus et que tu les as oubliés, ainsi aujourd'hui tu es oublié».
(Sahih International)
[ Allah ] will say, "Thus did Our signs come to you, and you forgot them; and thus will you this Day be forgotten."
-Sura Ta-Ha, Ayah 126
It seemed like an intervention on dawah! In the era of militant atheism a combative approach is required when the consensus is developing that religion is fairy tales. It’s easy to preach from the comfort of a cosy studio. MH is doing a great job of informing a global audience on the Islamic history and rational arguments. The way he took the criticism was admirable and largely due to the respect he has for the presenter’s father. Classy and cool always, MH
Very much enjoyed this podcast. 👍But the lights in the back were very eye-catching PLEASE can you tell me where they were brought from, much appreciated.
Br Hijab's laugh is so addictive.
MaaShaaAllah tabarakAllah. I'm at 20 minutes so far, good conversation. BaarakAllahu Feekum brothers. Allah grant us ikhlas and taqwa. Ameen.
By the way, Akhi Musa, quick question. There is a brother, his name is Ustadh Adnan Rashid. Have you heard of him? Hopefully you can bring him on the show. That would be a cool conversation. By the way, I kid you not, if I show you a photo of him, he looks like your older brother 😉!!!
Deen Canada he is Musa’s father, and he will be on a future show إن شاء الله
@@DawahDigital 😂🥳
JEDJAH D.DARKS what’s so funny?
@@DawahDigital Musa Giving his Dad Fashion Advice that I was reminded of that 🤗👌
JEDJAH D.DARKS ah lol ok
Love you guys from Egypt
ربنا يوفقكم
💙
Did anybody else realize the camera zooming in every time it's pointed at Mohammed Hijab? lol
True, how can you live without remembrance of Allah. اللهم اهدنا وسددنا آمين.