Is a Zoom Wedding Allowed in Islam? | Rapid Fire | Q&A | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Intro
1:45 Is Getting Married over Zoom Permissible?
4:55 Can we take Jews and Christians as friends?
12:07 Can we play board games?
25:50 Is Wagyu Beef Halal?
30:33 What are the clear signs that a woman's cycle is complete and she can resume praying?
34:37 Can a muslim woman marry without her father's permission?
44:51 Are the parent's of the Prophet in heaven or hell?
48:00 Should I change my last name back to my fathers last name?
51:37 Is meeting a spouse after nikah, but before the valima allowed?
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Assalamu Alaikum, Shaykh. Jazak Allah Khair for answering my question @ 01:44
I just wanted to thank Sheikh for this - as a teenager, I really love these modern-day questions
ASA. Subhan Allah, a great change in the pattern of this Q&A program. Jazak Allah Khairun Qadhi Yaseer. May Allah reward you, your family, friends and the Epic team to produce this beautiful series. Ameen.
I like this style of Q&A, we learn a lot in one hr
SUCH SWEET RECITATION..MELTS MY HEART..
I appreciate the efforts of epic masjid! Though the live watchers are very few, they're conducting live with complete dedication. Mashallah! May allah bless your work and grant you more strength to seed the deen!👍
Assalaamalekum. Do you prefer this kind of Q&A with multiple questions and shorter answers or the detailed longer answers with fewer questions? Also if you benefited from this video, please like it, leave a comment and share it. Also dont forget to subscribe. JazakAllah khair.
I like both
I guess detailed in a form on a mini video but if it’s rapid fire, videos like this are good:)
Yes pls
Wallahi you are the best! We love you
AlhamduliLLah Robil Aalameen. Thank you brother for another educative and intelligent lecture. I agree with you that sometimes many questions should be treated and sometimes only one or two should be treated in depth. May Allah bless you sir.
MashaAllah very beneficial.
barakAllahu feek Sheikh
As usual very educative. I think you should continue with this style as it is more beneficial to the majority. Jazakallahu khairan.
Salaam Alaiykum Sheik, this is indeed helpful and I will encourage you do this fire series at intervals. Jazakha'Allah Khairan
Excellent format. Rapid fire for a millennial audience :) but undoubtedly some subjects will need more detail sometimes as you acknowledged. Jazakallah khairun
JazakAllah khyer. This was a beneficial session Alhamdolilah as you covered many questions. It is great idea to include such sessions
It would be very hillarious if someone from any group choose to create video refuting YQ just because he said steak is medium rare 😂😂
This style of Q&A is better
I like this format.. JazakAllah Khaira
I wouldn't put this as rapid fire but perfectly answered
Subhan’Allah I like this quick fire session very much, it is suited to people with less time or shorter attention spans but the longer Q&A’s are still better imo.
Assalaamualaikum sheikh, jazakallahu khairan for all your efforts
Changing of the last name after marriage, the bride adopting the husbands last name is very much Indian culture
Masha Allah ,May Allah subhanahu wata'allah increase your knowledge and grant Jannat Firdaus.
Please please Please my dear reliable sheikh.... Do a lot lot lot more of these rapid fire series.......
Medium Rare. You will be in trouble for this one, for sure 😃
Sorry I didn’t get that..?
This was very useful, jazakallah khair.
Hopefully in future we'll be having more Q&As session like this one too InshaAllaah. More number of questions, more to learn. As for Q&As that requires extensive time to answer a single question that is also very beneficial depending on the topic. May be Dr. Qadhi/EPIC can have alternating, short and long answers, Q&As sessions.
دلی دوستی نہیں رکھنا مشرکوں سے
لیکن اچھے اخلاق سے پیش آنا ہے
This is what our DEEN says
This style of answering questions is nice.
Jazakallahu kairan!!
very educational...May Allah bless u Shaykh Yasir
Br Yasir I wish you would answer a few questions for me..My husband divorced me..saying it trice at once and was very angry...Is it valid? and if so what next..I was married to him for 25 yrs with 2 children...
JazakhAllahu khairan, Mashaa ALLAH, we really appreciate sensible & practical answers that we can readily apply in our daily lives & the situations that we normally encounter. Let's face the fact that we cannot follow some rules or things dot for dot or word for word in different situations that we face in, there are times we have to choose between two evils & make our sincere effort & intention to turn something beneficial or a way to teach or learn a lesson out of it, just like spending time with what will motivate our children, & kindly & wisely insert some light of guidance to show them & let them see the the difference between right & wrong about the spreading fitna of this virtual computer games, wa ALLAHU ALAM, Ya RABB Yahmee wa Yahfadh atfaloona wa shababoona...Ameen ❤️
Shukran. Very informative lecture.
Wallahi I love you for the sake of Allah. We should marry our daughters to our own cultures.
If medium rare is the only acceptable madzhab, then go tell our Sheikh to teach us the fiqh of medium rare and also make us a video tutorial of it .
Dhaka,Bangladesh😍😍😍
Thank you so much for addressing the issue of cultural background in marriage. All the popular sheikhs these days are preaching that preference for cultural background is racism so now we have young people finding potential life partners who are not from their cultural background and often aren't even Muslim. When parents object, the kids say: "he/she will convert to Islam and if you don't accept the person, you are racist." I think those sheikhs are harming/hampering not only parents' guidance to their kids, but are ultimately setting up young people for failure in telling them they can pick any person so long as they are Muslim or convert to Islam on the day of their nikah.
I respectfully disagree with the concept that a father has the right to refuse a proposal for his daughter merely because the man belongs to a different culture. Maybe what the shaykh explained was true 50 years ago, but now we're living in globalism where cultures are well mixed.
And frankly, it doesn't matter if the woman's family get along with this man or even speak his language as long as the woman herself gets along with him. At the end of the day, she's the one who's going to live with him, and see him day and night. If she's comfortable with living among a different culture, then it's her right to choose! Plus, what is the worst thing that could happen? Divorce? Can you guarantee that if she married someone within her culture that she won't get divorced?!!
I know personally a lot of women who married men within their own culture, and they are either mislabel or divorced after few months of marriage. On the other hand, I know women who married men from outside their culture and language and they are happily married for years.
Fathers should consider their daughters feelings if the man who's asking for her hand is of good character and religious.
P.S. To me marriage within my own culture is super boring, I'd rather not to get married at all!!
Totally agree! Plus does the father have certainty that she will find someone good from her own cultural background if he refuses the proposal? If not it would mean she would stay single and unhappy just because of the father's preference....
@@nassimakadri6689 Exactly my point!
@RealDeal441 Who said that she should get married without her wali's permission?! Her wali shouldn't block marriage merely to satisfy his preferences.
@RealDeal441 Within other madhabs, their is no requirement for a person to get married to have their wali's present. There is a madhab where 2 people being present is enough.
Also, if the father doesn't allow his daughter to marry someone due to racism or other wrong factors, IT MAY be possible that the sister can still get married to the person without the father. The status of 'wali' - 'guardian' will just get transferred to someone else and the marriage could take place. The sister needs to speak to someone knowledgeable about this matter though, and remember to atleast listen to what the parents have to say
Please don't take this as a matter of fact as i've forgotten exactly what the details are but the jist of what im saying is there.
Anything good is from Allah Most High and bad is from me.
@RealDeal441 you make some great points. I definitely agree with you.
I thought he wasn't joking about the medium rare 😶😂
JazakAllaahu khayran to the Sheikh for the excellent responses! His only response I didn't quite very feel comfortable with was telling sisters who get married not to change their names because the Western origin of it had to do with "ownership" at some point in history. Even if that may have been the case at some historical point, there are many people who do it because they see it as symboling a united family group, and nothing to do with "ownership." Would it not make more sense that the intention take precedence, especially given that, as the Sheikh clearly enunciated, the Qur'aanic ayah that mentions being called by one's parents is in the context of a culture in which "bin" (son of) and "bint" (daughter of) are part of the naming conventions, which is not the case in many cultures around the world, including many Muslim ones in which "family names" are used to symbolize a family group and have nothing to do with "ownership." I've also known some people, male and female, who came from small villages in which they did not use family names, and they created a last name when they moved to larger cities within the same Muslim country. This was a means of identity and had nothing to do with "ownership," and newly married couples having the same last name is much more practical, especially when they have kids and become a family unit. What is wring with that?
Interestingly there are situations where a brother wants to marry a Muslim sister but HIS parents are not happy about the race of the woman. The brother insists that he is independent and can marry whom he wants.....
This situation is not particularly reliant on a wali's permission. But....
But what? Finish your thoughts, don't expect people to finish it for you.
But the parents blessing is desired.
I just found it interesting that in the justification and qualification of the previous debate, the rights of the wali was central in the debate.
Mine was not a value driven comment. Merely an observation of parameters within building the similar but different case studies.
Men are allowed to marry women upto 4 and also ladies from people of book with no wali permission but a poor muslim women cannot even choose a person indifferent culture or with same religion due to her fathers preference of culture and it could be a clash. Sheikh yasir what a biased answer to support father just because you are a father and a man. what a way to dismiss verse of 'We have created you in nations and tribes to know one and other'. Muslims are Muslims regardless of ethnic, class, culture or race.
Please could you explain that who will sign the nikah paper in absence of the bride or groom?
Please response ASAP, would be really appreciated 🤲
Who is the Qari in the beginning?. So soothing
Shaykh Sajjad Gul. Here is the playlist th-cam.com/play/PLYO6Oz7uwCSiKTfh-qS3yLjIAATuiE22u.html
Where can I find the ayat we can befriend non-Muslims that was quoted. Thanks.
Could you add your email probably on the front of the screen
Shaykh Yasir if you think that answering the question about our Prophet(SAW) parents so why did you even talk about? People like me now want to know more about that. In my humble opinion you shouldn't talk about. DjazakAllahu khairan
If the dead people are still in the Barzakh phase. Why disturb yourself with what will be the fate of people who may benefit from the Mercy of Allah. It is a fundermental principle of Islam that on Judgement Day, Allah Mercy thrump any view the human may have of a person.
I thought his answer was perfect.
Did Dr. Yasir say that a serious potential bride is allowed to show her hair to her potential husband before the nikah? What is the dalil for this?