An honour to discuss Islam with some of the residents of Dublin. A special jazakum Allahu khairan (may God increase you in good) to Hasan & AbdAllah, this video couldn't have been possible without you shabab... may Allah reward you both.
Watch the video and your question will be answered - 3:37, I came here when I was two years old, grew up in Galway, Cork, Waterford & Dublin. Dad was a legal immigrant, a doctor who's served thousands of Irish citizens & residents across the years and paid hundreds of thousands of euros in tax which funded the Irish Government, its services and its people.
@@AhmedZuhairAli First off: respect where respect is due, so props and respect to your dad for his humanitarian services. But why boast about paying taxes? Every citizen does? It gave your father a hospital to work in in the first place. And seeing how it funded the goverment's actions today i doubt the average native Irishman would see that as something to boast about, let alone they throw you in jail if you don't? But i have some questions surrounding Islam that i'm sure you wouldn't mind answering: What are the islamic stances considering non-muslims when your holy book has messages like these noted here beneath: Surah 9:5: "Then kill the disbelievers (non-Muslims) wherever you find them, capture them and besiege them, and lie in wait for them in each and every ambush'' Surah 2:191: "And kill them (non-Muslims) wherever you find them … kill them. Such is the recompense of the disbelievers (non-Muslims). Surah 3:151: "We shall cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve (all non-Muslims) …" What is your stance on Sharia law? Does it not nullify the same rights muslims enjoy and benefit from living under a Western government? Like human rights and constitutions that offer you equal treatment to native citizens, Sharia law clearly differentiates between muslims and non-muslims. Non-muslims becoming subject to and second class citizens to muslims like in the Balkans during Ottoman reign, i'm sure the Serbians, Armenians and many other Christian minorities would like to pitch in on that discussion :) Or should non-muslims just be glad to be allowed to live? What is your personal stance on apostasy? I already know what the book says ;) Do you consider anyone who had to wage war for his message to be spread a true messenger from god? Would his ways and words not make due without having to grab a sword? And if not for a moral issue, does it not contradict the 10 commandments? How does that work? (And please don't reflect the question to Christian history on this, we're not in the middle ages anymore nor talking about Christianity here) And ofcourse there is the matter of Aisha being your prophet's second wife at the age of 9 years old... I've heard muslims have come to deny this as a misinterpretation or misunderstanding surrounding her age, funny convenience since alot of muslims boast about the fact that the quran has been left unchanged when compared to the bible. Took you 1400 years of theology to suddenly find that mistake? what's your take? And a personal question of mine is: Are you muslim by choice? Or do you just consider it to be such an intergral part of your cultural heritage that you are one by default for being born to parents from an Islamic part of the world? You're free under the constitutions of Western nations to have freedom of religion, so why Islam? PS: Please take your time to answer these questions, i know they are alot but i'm sure you can provide clear and honest answers to these, and i genuinly would like to know your personal take on these Thank you :)
Please stop, the Irish have their own religion, history and cultural. The Irish welcomed Muslims, why can’t they just respect their hosts without trying to change their way of life?
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17:41 brother i liked your speech i think you should tell them that Islam did not begin with Prophet Muhammad (610) but with Adam the first man and prophet of God. as Islam means submission to God and all the Prophets submitted to God since Adam.
You’re absolutely right brother, next time I should emphasise that its Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Ummah that is 1400+ years old not Islam. Jazak Allahu Khairan
An honour to discuss Islam with some of the residents of Dublin. A special jazakum Allahu khairan (may God increase you in good) to Hasan & AbdAllah, this video couldn't have been possible without you shabab... may Allah reward you both.
Allahuma barik. May Allah reward you for what you're doing.
Barak Allahu Feeka Akhi.
Allahuma barik ❤❤ May Allah bless the dawah in Ireland. I am your brother from Pakistan.
Barak Allahu Feeka akhi, Lahore? Karachi? Islamabad?
Absolutely amazing, mashallah bro. Keep up the good work!
Barak Allahu Feek akhi will do in sha Allah!
May Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala bless you brother. I want to do this one day in my country in sha Allah. Jazakallah khair for this piece of art!
@@nathannelissen8751 Ameen Akhi Jam3an May Allah grant you taufiq to do so 🤲 where you based bro?
You came to Ireland. Did you inform yourself about Irish culture, history, religion, tradition, lifestyle?
Watch the video and your question will be answered - 3:37, I came here when I was two years old, grew up in Galway, Cork, Waterford & Dublin. Dad was a legal immigrant, a doctor who's served thousands of Irish citizens & residents across the years and paid hundreds of thousands of euros in tax which funded the Irish Government, its services and its people.
Check out their dawas. If you leave Islam they will want you DEAD!!
@@AhmedZuhairAli
First off: respect where respect is due, so props and respect to your dad for his humanitarian services.
But why boast about paying taxes? Every citizen does? It gave your father a hospital to work in in the first place. And seeing how it funded the goverment's actions today i doubt the average native Irishman would see that as something to boast about, let alone they throw you in jail if you don't?
But i have some questions surrounding Islam that i'm sure you wouldn't mind answering:
What are the islamic stances considering non-muslims when your holy book has messages like these noted here beneath:
Surah 9:5: "Then kill the disbelievers (non-Muslims) wherever you find them, capture them and besiege them, and lie in wait for them in each and every ambush''
Surah 2:191: "And kill them (non-Muslims) wherever you find them … kill them. Such is the recompense of the disbelievers (non-Muslims).
Surah 3:151: "We shall cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve (all non-Muslims) …"
What is your stance on Sharia law?
Does it not nullify the same rights muslims enjoy and benefit from living under a Western government? Like human rights and constitutions that offer you equal treatment to native citizens, Sharia law clearly differentiates between muslims and non-muslims. Non-muslims becoming subject to and second class citizens to muslims like in the Balkans during Ottoman reign, i'm sure the Serbians, Armenians and many other Christian minorities would like to pitch in on that discussion :) Or should non-muslims just be glad to be allowed to live?
What is your personal stance on apostasy? I already know what the book says ;)
Do you consider anyone who had to wage war for his message to be spread a true messenger from god? Would his ways and words not make due without having to grab a sword? And if not for a moral issue, does it not contradict the 10 commandments? How does that work? (And please don't reflect the question to Christian history on this, we're not in the middle ages anymore nor talking about Christianity here)
And ofcourse there is the matter of Aisha being your prophet's second wife at the age of 9 years old... I've heard muslims have come to deny this as a misinterpretation or misunderstanding surrounding her age, funny convenience since alot of muslims boast about the fact that the quran has been left unchanged when compared to the bible. Took you 1400 years of theology to suddenly find that mistake? what's your take?
And a personal question of mine is: Are you muslim by choice? Or do you just consider it to be such an intergral part of your cultural heritage that you are one by default for being born to parents from an Islamic part of the world? You're free under the constitutions of Western nations to have freedom of religion, so why Islam?
PS: Please take your time to answer these questions, i know they are alot but i'm sure you can provide clear and honest answers to these, and i genuinly would like to know your personal take on these
Thank you :)
@@Weird782 Hi man, please message me on instagram this is a much longer conversation for youtube.
@@AhmedZuhairAli I dont mind a little thread, take your time :) answer in multiple comments if you need to explain it adequatley.
Ma shaa Allah great job, may Allah grant you tawfewq and protection brother
Barak Allahu Feeka akhi al habeeb, allahuma ameen jam3an 🤲
Such a beautiful content! Enjoyed every second of it, keep at it ahmed❤
@@wadahmurtada3237 Barak Allahu Feeka Akhi means the world ♥️👊
mashallah brother, may allah bless you for doing this, I've also been waiting for this video haha, love it!
@@SLH_44Editz Barak Allahu Feeka Akhi I’m glad you enjoyed, means the world.
Allahumbarik bro, inshaAllah there’s more of where this came from
Habibi Barak Allahu Feek you already know in sha Allah ♥️💯
Please stop, the Irish have their own religion, history and cultural. The Irish welcomed Muslims, why can’t they just respect their hosts without trying to change their way of life?
Mashallah mashallah ya Ahmed rabana iwafigak Inshalla, keep up the great content mashallah ❤
@@kemo9061 Habeebi Barak Allahu Feeka, ameen jam3an, will do in sha Allah ♥️
United States Commission on International Religious Freedom's 2020 report, Christians in Burma, China, Eritrea, India, Iran, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Vietnam are persecuted; these countries are labelled "countries of particular concern" by the United States ...
May Allah reward you for the knowledge you gave me .
@@miuaragheorghe-y7c Barak Allahu Feekum may Allah increase you in knowledge & wisdom 🤲
Allahu Akbar
@@ALLAHuAkbarTurnOrBurn God is the Greatest ☝️
17:41 brother i liked your speech i think you should tell them that Islam did not begin with Prophet Muhammad (610) but with Adam the first man and prophet of God. as Islam means submission to God and all the Prophets submitted to God since Adam.
You’re absolutely right brother, next time I should emphasise that its Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Ummah that is 1400+ years old not Islam. Jazak Allahu Khairan
By the way, I know him personally 😁
@@Sadig-p1i 😂😂😂😂
ASKING IRELAND ABOUT ISLAM. Try asking actual Irish people about Islam. Islam is tolerated in Ireland, that does not mean we want it in Ireland.