I'm in a unique situation. I was raised Catholic and left the Xathic church in 2008. I've identified as a Christian afterward. I met buddhist wife, and started a family. after 10 years I found the truth in Islam and the Glorious Koran. I took my Shahada in January. My wife has no interest of becoming muslim. I also don't force my religion upon my family, but I pray that Allah(SWT) puts ease in my mind and makes the path to Islam easy for my family to easy for then to recognize , Inshallah. Allahu Akbar!!
Oh wow your situation is a bit unique. I am sure Allah is all forgiving. Continue making duas for your wife to become on the right path. I thought I have heard that it is okay for wife to not be Muslim. Maybe continue showering with family the true religion or even taking them to religious countries to see the beauty. Just some thoughts. I will pray for your situation but may Allah make this easy on you.
Assalam alaikum mashaallah brother, welcome to the religion of peace, may Allah make it easy for you. Plse try to find whether your marriage is ok to continue as your wife is not Christians or jews .
Nikkah has been made soo difficult when haram in this society is so easy. Im 26 and hardly know any Muslim sister around me. The few I know barely practice and have no shame doing what non muslim are doing. I have hope Allah will not leave me alone and I know she is out-there waiting for me. I pray Allah bring us close real soon. Allah help us all young brothers and sisters. Aameen
I always say the same thing than the sheikh about the strict segregation; because how I'm going to marry a muslima sister if I don't know of her existence.
I am of a similar age and have the same issue. However, I think I finally convinced my parents to help me find someone. I tried bringing up the matter gently and slowly and helping them understand my point of view. My parents are helping me find someone and I am very grateful to them. I told them the haram is too easy and I never had a girlfriend nor do I ever want to and they eventually saw my point of view. May Allah SWT make it easy for you and me and all the Muslim brothers and sisters looking to get married through the halal way. Aameen.
Their no such thing as race it's nation and tribe the system of European supremacy created race out of racism look it up cuz any scientists well tell you that
@@pingpong1465 well!!! at the university here & work place most Asian women are with non Asian men. Most often their parent don’t even know it till it’s too late.
Every father reading this treat your wife like a queen love her don't abuse her and don't make her cry do this while trying to practice your deen and your daughter will want to marry a man as good as you.
"Treat your wife like a queen" and I assume the wife should treat her husband "like a king"? Your advice isn't practical, and different situations demand different treatments
@@wakemeup38 The subject of the talk was women marrying outside the faith. (To be honest this talk is 20 years too late our scholars are always playing catch up.) How many young brothers do you know who don't want to marry in the faith or don't want to marry at all because the mistreatment of their father's or uncles or grandfather's. Yet I'm meeting many young women who don't wish to marry because they don't want to face abuse. Men have a greater responsibility placed on them because they hold more power over a woman. Also if you in a an unhealthy relationship regardless of your gender it is not fixed with more harshness it requires gentleness and more gentleness. Besides this father's are the head of the household so if their daughters don't marry within the faith because the example they left they will be responsible. Also there is no excuse in our faith for abusing hitting or mistreating a woman no matter how bad she is men are advised to be patient, withhold from intimate relations or divorce if they are faced with mistreatment from women so my point still stands.
@@technabro5757 I don't blame girls who say that they don't want to get married because their perception of marriage is marred by what they have witnessed around them. I used to think the same. The only thing that changed my mind was the hope that there are good Muslim men out there. On the other hand, I have seen women sacrificing everything for their husbands, facing abuse, and living with the knowledge of their husbands sleeping with other women. These things can have a huge impact on your outlook on marriage.
Subhan’Allah! I look back and this was my life. Dated a polytheist for 5 years and was going to marry him…. But Alhamdulilah Allah saved me, by befalling what I thought at the time was the worst calamity of my life, which turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me bc it made me turned my entire life to Him. Not only did I not become the first hijabi in my family but I ended up marry an imam/an Islamic studies professor. Alhamdulilah Rabbil Alameen! Please make dua for the sister, that’s the best thing we can do for her. May Allah grant every single Muslim Hidaya and make it easy for us to worship Him🤲🏾
The reality is it's a numbers game. Men should be encouraged to marry within the faith. For every Muslim woman there is less Muslim men to marry and if those Muslim men are now marrying not Muslim women, what options are there for Muslim women? This is a topic that's not addressed. Allah knows best. I teach my son that he must not be tempted to go outside the faith and leave the rest to Al- Imran.
This is so beautiful to hear sister! mashaAllah tabarakAllah May Allah always bless your marriage and our sisters and brothers going through this in our ummah
When he said "the love of Allah is more than the love of that man" How many can say they love Allah before their child, their parents, their spouse or dunya? If you can you are a pure Muslim.
Points taken: 1. Good Islamic “terbya” upbringing. 2. Be proactive & lay the foundations & your expectations. 3. Make halal “nekah” easier & accessible. 4. Tell them the reality of love. Love is not Permanent. 5. Marry within the faith, not necessarily the race. 6. Allow healthy desegregation of youth in community gatherings or events
Jazaka Allah khair We also may add ( from shiekh lesson) harshness does not fit the environment our kids live in. Find the middle balance dealing with your kids especially at early maturity age ( teenage period).
And also it's about our men in our community the way they treat our women in the house holds and while they grow they see a lot of women the way they live with their husbands.
So true! Some Muslim women want to have peace in their lives and if a Muslim guy doesn't know how be gentle, kind, understanding (basically good character), she will have to ask herself if she wants someone that says they are Muslim but lacks good character or someone that believesin God and has a good character? I pray these types of Muslim women find Muslim men with good character 🙏🏿.
While I do recognize the importance and truth in all of this. My husband married me when I was a not so good Christian and when I had absolutely no interest or intention of ever converting. And here I am 4 years later A muslim. In my situation, this crisis we speak of actually was an incredible blessing for me. Alhamduilallah
Alhamdulillah that you converted. However, the problem here is quite different. Your marriage to your husband is sanctioned by the Qur'an, with certain conditions. There is no requirement in Islam for a Christian or Jewish woman who is married to a Muslim man to convert to Islam, even if it is highly encouraged. The case discussed by the shaykh here (the marriage of a Muslim woman to a non-Muslim man) is prohibited by the Qur'an. Hence, your children with your husband, even when you were Christian, would have been considered legitimate. Since the marriage of a Muslim women and a non-Muslim man is not Qur'anically legitimate in the first place, any children born of the relationship while the husband is Christian would be considered illegitimate. They would be excluded from Islamic inheritance rights, and would carry the severe stigma of illegitimacy in Islam, even if the husband subsequently converted. May Allah protect us from such circumstances.
a muslim male can marry christian women because in islamic law the father chooses the name of the child and children HAS to take the religion of the father otherwise he would be sinful for marrying a non muslim.
@DrUsaama Hold on here ..Muslim men can only marry believing women, it is strictly forbidden to marry mushrikat.Allah says clearly in Quran that nasara ( Christians) are mushriks and only very few among them are believers. Today there are not even one Christian sect which says that God is One .Marrying Christian men forbidden for Muslim women because Allah considers them mushriks, in same way their women forbidden for Muslim men as well
Alhamdulillah for You Sister... may Allah continue to bless you and your household. Increase you in taqwa and perfect your deen. Some comment in this post are reason why some sisters are not willing to marry to Muslims brother, our aggressive nature turn them away and sometimes what they experienced with their parents. May God ease our affairs and make us a Good believer not just on tongue but with deeds.
@@rosannatimars8 not all of them are mushriken they are many of christians that d'ont beleive in the trinity and Allah in the quran said that we are allowd to marry from the people of the book
I was in love with a catholic man and wanted to marry him. Allah has taken him away and now I'm marrying a Muslim man who's also religious. I'm in love with Allah and his messenger. Everything that says in Quran is in my heart more than anything now and I'm truly thankful to Allah that I didn't make mistakes by marrying a non Muslim. Emotional decision is never good.
@@hasibabdullah3463 what you said is just outright nonsense cause if this was true then women wouldn't be encharged in taking care of a child since the child at its infant stages is very delicate and requires careful delicate descions which according to your worldview women would not be able to fulfill since you said they are more emotional and can't take decisions properly. Your argument is batil honestly The wisdom of guardian can be best described from the perspective of providing support since women are not obliged to provide for the family generally speaking in the Islamic framework. Do you actually realized the irony in your comment? Instead of thinking carefully and verifying your statements you uttered an ignorant comment based on your emotions thereby ironically proving a point on yourself. You want me to show you the number of men who fell for haram acts that spoiled their image? In fact men many times are mentioned in topics where they would not think rationally but rather think on lust and do the haram activities
The man is the driver. not the woman. i dont like that she is muslim and hes aetheist. the man is always less flexible and the woman has to be putting up with alot of garbage to make it work
@@lisettecamejo4243 Mine is a female view - 100% agree with you that a female Muslim marrying a non-Muslim is an invalid marriage. However I would qualify your comment by saying men had substance in the time of our Prophet PBUH and outside of this century however in the present day world men are incredibly weak and incredibly weak for a woman of beauty in particular. So a Muslim man though he can marry women "of the Book" in fact it is bad policy to do so because women today exert great influence in a household and over men as the men have become incredibly weak. You will see that a Muslim man married to a Christian woman for instance - well just watch the children and judge for yourself how much confusion there is. Next is an important point - a Muslim man contrary to what Muslims believe cannot marry just any Christian or Jew - only those who believe in the ORIGINAL Injeel not the totally rewritten Bible of today. Original Injeel has no reference to Jesus saying he is God (Astaghfirullah). Ditto Torah only those jewish ladies who subscribe to Allah as sole owner and Creator of the universe and Moses PBUH as his Prophet. So a Muslim male does not have carte blanche to marry any non-Muslim but he can only marry a woman who accepts the Unity of Allah however best is to stick to a virtuous Muslim wife who can influence the children in an Islamic way.
It's refreshing to hear an imam talk about these taboo issues which take a lot of bravery. Also, I like that he is actually trying to suggest some practical solutions than simply blaming parents and culture or just talking about the problem.
The problem lies within the harmful dogma of our communities:.. the prejudices in our people; the treatment of people, the conditions of choosing an arranged marriage.. dominantly favouring men.. sisters are judged for appearance, status, parents of sons seem to have a field day .. women see mothers, sisters in our community suffering hence a community oriented union becomes less attractive.. our children naturally start looking elsewhere
So whats that got to do with chosing a kaafir? That relationship wont be marriage but zina, and would u hurt your beautiful muslim parents? And leave your beautiful muslim homes to embrace a lifestyle of a kaafir man?
Mashallah great talk, I wish I had this advice from someone 10 years ago. Notion of love is definitely not as we see in movies. I am still battling to save my marriage, but so much has gone on when should I draw line, I have a beautiful daughter but don't want to turn her world upside down. Please make duah for me🤲
About love, the romantic notion of love prevalent in the world today with its superficial values and criteria, is not recognised in Islam. In Islam you cannot love someone and expect Allah to give HIS blessings to your relationship unless they first love Allah with all their might and soul and submit to HIM totally. It is meaningless to "love" someone who does not love his/her Creator more than anyone else. They have to love Allah more than you technically before you can claim to love him/her. You have to love Allah more than him/her as well.
@@f.b103o you are going to teach your daughter that it's okey to get cheated on? And be very careful,you might want to go and see a sheikh ,you and your spouse, also be very careful, infidelity can bring diseases in your home, people seem to forget that there are STD's
This should be watched by Millions of muslims. Sent it to my friends with children. So important but how will Muslim women marry if a significant minority of Muslim men marry out of the faith. Muslim men living in the west should marry Muslim women if they want a Muslim household.
As a islamic teacher I'm not teaching the children of men who have disinvested in my community of muslimahs, and aiding to the knowledge of the offspring of a non muslim women who helped a Muslim man disinvest.
@Miss Amirah yeah those are the extra funny brothers, not married to a Muslim women as a muslim but chatting on how muslim women should cover. Naseeha is naseeha but check your bootyshorts ahalal kitabi first😅🙄
WOW! So grateful to Allah that he protected me from falling prey for getting married outside of my faith despite not having the normal childhood Subhanallah. Today this lecture really hit me hard cuz i feel that my KING Allah SWT has been watching over me when i least expected 🤲 Deep respect for you Dr YQ for covering this topic. Crucial and awakening lecture indeed.
nope didnt protect u from polio or covid or earthquakes or global warming but yeah allah has the most important job to do in the world, not preventing wars or covid but to peep into the bedrooms to check whose sex life is halal or haram. peeping tom
Sheikh Yasir Qadir is the most logical and sensible brother who understands very well the society we live and how the Shari’ah can fit in the Western world. May Allah protect our children! I love you brother Yasir for the sake of Allah!
Sheikh, you tell the mother to boycott her marriage but then you say how long will you boycott your daughter? This mother should be encouraged to embrace her future son in law snd god willing, through the actions of the parents, good deeds, great manners snd patience, he can one day accept this great religion. Let’s spread goodness on earth instead of segregating from other non Muslims. Who knows that Allah swt brought this man who is an atheist today to get the knowledge that these parents can instill into this person longing for direction! May Allah swt guide us All to the righteousness. 🤲
Thank you for saying this. Her family embracing him can very much bring him to Islam. Love and kindness are very powerful and when we talk about these things, the solution is always to cut someone off or pass judgment. Let's talk to these interfaith couples, bring them in. Chances are they love their faith and want their kids/partner to love it too but with this shaming culture/practice..guess what? They leave the community all together. Not necessarily Islam but the muslim community. Also, can we be a bit realistic here, we are a minority in this country. Some don't even have a muslim community in their city. We need to lead with love in these conversations. Only Allah knows our intentions and I pray God makes it easier on all of us.
JazakAllah Khairan Shaykh for being brave to talk about these sensitive issues. I've remained unmarried since I reverted 22y ago, much of the barriers being cultural and not fitting in with a particular group. This has to change and we need to be more tolerant as an ummah.
Yes I definitely agree with you I feel you. Culture is the most dangerous experience. Most people are so hooked with culture rather than practicing Islam. That's the problem we have.
@@Rtygghjkjj it's completely natural for most people to stick to their own. Most people are tribal in some way and people are opening up to others as they learn about others. Completely different now to what it was only 30 years ago. Expecting it to change overnight ridiculous. This new globalised chapter of the world where we have melting pots of different cultures living together everywhere is still new.
@@SK-kh2rs America is based on individual liberty. Its foundational principles of individual liberty and freedom is more adherent to Islamic principles than what is observed in Arabia. America has its problems, but it is the freest and most liberated country in the history of the world. It is doing more for humanity than any other country, That's why Allah continues to bless it with bounty and being the light of the world...IN DEED.
I totally agree with the segregation. I was just wondering, why it’s so difficult to even say Salam to a Muslimah, but I can easily speak to any non Muslim woman respectfully but for some reason it’s so difficult to even acknowledge here. And also how are we supposed to marry Muslims when we feel like they’re hidden away? SubhanAllah I definitely agree there’s a fine line but I do believe there needs to be a change.
@Luqmaan Rashid lol, define just fine? Clearly this topic indicates that over the past 100 years, things have certainly not been fine and only getting worse. Furthermore, society was very different back then and the world is not the same. Segregation has to be within practical limits. By your logic, the world should be divided into 2, and each gender should live in their half. Being aware and interacting with the other gender under the right conditions is completely halal. As the brother mentioned, how is one suppose to find a Muslim spouse if their entire circle is filled with non Muslim opposite gender people and they don't know if any potential muslims partners. You can say parents will introduce and what not, but not everyone is in an ideal situations. So many people live away from parents to families who can introduce you to someone. So let me ask you, did it occur to you that you spoke without thinking and without getting off your high horse?
Your comment is spot on with the lecture, unfortunately it went over their head. To the bothers and sisters that do not understand the comment: we are referring to ways of avoiding our children marring non Muslims in a western society. Non Muslim men and women are easily accessible if we had more ways to interact with others of our faith it could deter us from being drawn towards non Muslims. He didn’t say abolish separation because it’s a beautiful and important concept to have a brother/ sisterhood he said there is a fine line. As an involved parent if my daughter played Islamic trivia, games, activities with a mixed group in a masjid I would be content that my daughter interacts with Muslim males rather than the non Muslim males at school. I don’t know if you all didn’t listen to the lecture or misread what @ibraheem KHAN wrote. Allah knows best in Sha Allah we can as a community come up with a way to keep our children on the right path.
Ameen. I am too a Sri Lankan. I hope many of our Sri Lankan Muslims watch his videos too. I haven't been able to see a scholar to the level & religious proficiency of Sheikh Yasir Qadhi in recent times. He is Unique. His messages are important & very timely not only for the west, but also for all Sri Lankan Muslims. May Allah forgive us all!
A must watch video! Well said and a good lesson for the muslim community. Unfortunately, this is a very common crisis in the muslim community. May Allah protect us all 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻
"One common complaint in many western Muslim communities is regarding the disproportionate number of unmarried sisters to brothers (although both are likely increasing year after year), and this is for a number of reasons. The following are summarized points of concern raised by brothers and sisters in the western Muslim community - points which are not all-inclusive or necessarily objective, but they're all worthy of careful examination and rectification: 1. Many (but not all) cultural parents care more about preserving the religious well-being of their daughters more than their sons, directly and indirectly through their parenting and teachings. In some responses, education was cited alongside this point by many sisters. 2. A complaint from many sisters is that there aren't enough "practicing" brothers who have stable incomes, mental stability, maturity, and basic religious adherence; the usual follow-up is that people are generally experiencing delayed adolescence due to social, economic, and environmental trends. Some brothers responded to this claim by citing the unrealistic financial expectations, unreasonable cultural expectations which complicate the process of marriage, and financial difficulties due to cultural expectations surrounding marriages and weddings. 3. A complaint from many brothers is that the frameworks of "secularism, liberalism, and feminism" - all used here as loose definitions requiring their own separate academic discussions (so don't get hung up over the labels) - have, in many cases, negatively influenced many Muslim women indirectly and made them less appealing candidates due to their adoption of many trends which conflict with Islamic teachings (just as these frameworks have also negatively influenced men in other areas). 4. The loss of "real manliness" as well as the "extreme cultural influences on men" - where manliness is twisted into abusive behavior against one's spouse rather than being the household leader, protector, and maintainer - was cited by many sisters as a hindrance to marriage. The issue of knowing the differences between religion and culture was highlighted by both brothers and sisters as a contributing factor. 5. The social issues of hyper-sexualization and unrealistic beauty standards, combined with limitless media consumption and unrestricted glances by both men and women, has caused many men to subconsciously set unrealistic beauty standards in their search for prospects, overlooking in the process a significant number of practicing and compatible sisters. 6. The deterioration of hayaa' (loosely translated as "modesty") in men and women has also been cited as a major concern; in many cases, the loss of the proper understanding and implementation of hijaab (i.e., not as a "fashion statement" or "loose headscarf") was referenced as an obstacle by a significant number of brothers. Additionally, many brothers emphasized that the general loss of modesty in marriage prospects was their only obstacle to marriage, and it was based on their "general observations of prospects" through social media and at local MSAs, mosques, and events. 7. A lack of religious education, pre-marital workshops and lectures, and general cultural and parental influences was cited by both brothers and sisters as a contributing factor. 8. Cultural stigmas surrounding divorcees was cited as a negative factor by a significant number of sisters in many communities. Islam doesn't condone this cultural stigma, and this is why the distinction between religion and culture is crucial. 9. Age was mentioned as a factor by a few brothers who believe that the delayed marriage age in sisters was a negative trend rather than a positive one (e.g., "their focus on education and careers for too long before marriage"). 10. A general lack of consistent religious adherence was cited by both brothers and sisters in many responses. This is not an exhaustive list of contributing factors, nor are there specific solutions being addressed in this Facebook status, but these issues do require attention and continuous education via a multi-faceted approach. Additionally, we must individually assess our own actions online and offline and ask ourselves how, if at all, our statements and actions contribute to these factors. More likely than not, most people are already aware of the above-mentioned issues, but the question is more about our affirmation or denial of such trends in the community. You have a role to play regardless of your status; this includes parents, married folks, single brothers and sisters, and educators or event organizers of various backgrounds." - Suleiman Hani
Our parents are Preserving cultural not religious .. this crisis is from them, in judgment day I hope they will be accountable!!!! They won’t allow us to marry Muslim or anyone who’s not same tribe. Islam is not about this.. when u make the halal haram, the haram will become halal.. is not her fault parents need to take account!!
What do you mean about stigmas surrounding divorcees? It is obvious that men prefer virgins, even divorced men. This is but natural. Even the best men to have ever set foot on Earth (PBUH), preferred the garden that has never been grazed upon. This does not mean that men think divorcees are less human or morally defective. Just like men prefer younger women, fitter women does not mean older women or less fit women are less human or morally defective. The divorcees should focus on the things they can control: getting and staying fit and becoming more submissive/feminine in their mindset. They also need to have 100% healed from their last marriage.
@Lolla Lula Nur a muslim woman is supposed to be obedient to her husband, that's the divinely ordained gender role for her in marriage, the independent self-entitled modern muslimah is an anti-thesis to that and thus is not appealing to muslim men, to use their own failure to uphold the divinely ordained gender roles as an excuse to marry non-muslim man i.e. willingly committing kufr and zina is just lame.
MashaAllah Ustad, you were able to address this big elephant issue so easily, I'm having second thoughts even for sharing this. Not easy but has to be discussed in every family, old and young. May Allah protect all our families and children.
@@pareenahameed What if the test is whether you follow a 1400 year old book or your own brain. And people who follow the book fail the test (goto hell), because they propagate hate against people who dont follow the book (to the extent of calling them sinful)?
@@pareenahameed Yes @pareenahameed what you say is absolutely right. Indeed Allah SWT gave a free will to human being, and if he or she will sin they will be punished with fire. Angels and animals have no free will, and they always obey Allah SWT.
Jazak ALLAH Ya sheikh, as always your KUTBHA yesterday and this KATHIRAH on point fir this days and times, may Allah continue to bless you with more beneficial knowledge.
SubhaAllah, I can feel the pain Shayk Yasir Qadhhi as he is talking. As a mother I can't image how the poor mother is going through. May Allah guide the Muslim youth. I do agree with you with arrange marriage and it is not back word, however smart, very well thought of and it is the couple choice at the end of the day.
@@adamj5937 yes agreed. If I was a parent of daughters, I will homeschool them and marry them off at 16! Studying and corporate life in the non-Muslim world serves the agenda of dajjal. I have spent 15 yrs studying and working, and I know it's a waste of time for a good Muslimah.
MashaAllah very important talk. So important to understand the needs of our children and to make Nikkah easy for them. Nikkah is coming with a big price tag of expensive gifts and a hefty Mehar which young people cannot afford and parents teach young girls the more gifts the boy brings and higher the Mehar he respects you and value you more. Make Mehar affordable for young people. My daughter got married last year I told her just ask as token and she said $500 I was so proud of her. We are very well off but I raised my daughter to value the relationship and not the material things.
We don't want daughter to be given away super cheap because then men think it's easy to marry and easy to divorce. Divorce is more difficult on women especially after children born. It needs to be reasonable Mehr, a percentage of his annual income would make more sense -10-20% of gross income. Keep wedding party simple but Mehr higher that's for the wife. Wedding is just 1 day,
Complete gender segregation means we will not learn how to interact with one another in a halal way. Segregation is generally crucial…but not totally. We know the Prophet ﷺ interacted with the opposite gender and that the sahaba did as well within the limitations of Allah and Islam. May Allah guide us and forgive us ya Rab!
What BS. You know how many millions in places like Yemen and Afghanistan and even Palestine people get married via arranged marriage? Families know one another and both people are allowed to interact. This is to ensure you will not be played with emotionally and esp protects the sisters from exploitation.
Interacting with the opposite gender is not the same as mixing with them. If a woman comes to your house, knocks, has a conversation with you at the door and then leaves, that is not the same as going to an event and standing shoulder to shoulder with women outside your family and such things as this. I think the biggest problem with relaxing this is that it makes it possible for us to relax everything and lose Islam altogether. If dating before marriage will help Muslims get married then let's allow that too! If they want to get physical before marriage but just not to the level of zina because that will help them get married then let's allow that too! It's not a good precedent to set.
@@fark69 you just suggest we water down our deen. No. We must go back to arranged marriages. And networking for a wife. No dating, no intercourse, thats shaytaan !
Alhamdulillah Sheikh! Some excellent advice! Marry within the Faith NOT the Race! Don't be so strict parents about anyone getting married, especially our youth! Life is too short for cultural differences in this day and age! It's 2022! Let these young adults make up their own minds! We don't know how long we're going to be on this Earth! Allah is in "Control" not us! Let Allah's WILL be Done! Everyone needs to stay in their own LANE! 🥀🥀
I agree fully with all points that you shared. Personally, we practiced all those points with our children from long time. But, there will be more to discuss and add to this conversation and this critical topic; 1-I hope that this topic can be addressed among all Muslim communities during Friday prayers and to open a community discussion openly with all its members with different age and gender to reach the bottom of this problem and to come with a concrete solution that we all have to share to take steps to get rid of this problem. 2-we have to have community gathering monthly as Eid celebration gathering, to go slowly from this heavy segregation to a better and healthy organic engagement among the youth of our communities. 3-traditional and arranged marriage is very important at young age but this is not the only way but also carefully considering marriage’s websites will be also productive to tactile this problem. 4- living in the western culture especially in the USA has a great benefit if we use it right to solve this issue that was not available before. I mean that Muslim women have a great chance to marry from 2 billion Muslims across the globe, not just from America only but from anywhere through breaking this cultural barriers and the false idea of scarring that you will marry from someone just maybe to make paper ( citizenship) from you only in USA and after that he will leave you but you can go to live with him in his country back and forth together. Muslim women here have a huge chance for marriage than any woman in anywhere but they have to have the gut to take steps in the right direction to process this marriage contract right. 5- this is not a new phenomenon or problem among Muslim community but.always existed when Islam was spreading to a new land where Muslims were a minority. Muslims never tried to break the Islamic laws but they found solution to go through but in our situation now is very unique situation and complicated because of the openness of sex and its legalization across the western domain that make the marriage more difficult but not impossible. 6- Omar, second Khalifa of Islam, addressed it when Muslim men married from Roman women leaving Muslim women without marriage and he prohibited it. JAK
Sheikh Yasir You nailed it. It is a wide spread issue in our Muslim community everywhere. More lessons of these with some examples of how to approach these issues is needed in our community.
I think one of the solutions could be to ensure all young Muslim adults attend a mandatory course on all things nikaah. It will psychologically prepare them and focus their minds on the right thing.
I agree with all that you said. I would even suggest we break it down in simple terms and explain it kinda like how long-term relationships work. Non-Muslims are in 5- 10+ yr relationships and that's seen as normal which is a long time especially if you're together from a young age like high school. If we treated marriage as a long term relationship that works with a lot of effort put in and not the pressure it holds in our community many might be interested in marrying/nikkah at a younger age. Sadly we still treat divorce as taboo when it's just another break-up after considerable effort has been put in including therapy and counseling. Halal divorce is better than zina in my opinion. If people were given proper health education, consent classes, premarital counseling and can get tested on the religion at a younger age we could possibly do the nikkah earlier as you suggested
It is crazy that young people get engaged and their families do not speed up the marriage. Whatever the family spends on the young person can be given to the young persons and let them marry. Spend on them to marry young and finish their studies together. What’s wrong with that? If you don’t they end up with non Muslims. So think!! If you want them to marry within the community that need to marry before they exit the community into the world at large
Jazak’allah dear brother! I must say that opened my eyes as a mum of young kids its great the concept of ‘prevention’ and the talk you gave made me realise how wrong and counterproductive our cultures
I totally...Tonally agree with Shk Yasir Qadhi to the fact that we're putting too much segregation to out young son's and Doughters in our community as a result they meet other non Muslim man or women and fall in love with. May Allah help us all.
Pray pray pray make lots of duas for your kids.. don't wait till your kids grow up .. parents have difficult times than ever before.. lots of open counselling and friendly lectures should be conducted for kids from the age of 10 so that children understand this topic and are aware and not deluded towards the trap set up for them by the world.. children are so vulnerable and are being targeted from everywhere these days
Make Dua and take some action. The fault is with the Muslim man and the Muslim woman is watching and what the man has or can have the Muslim woman wants with no superior public right or figure the children of Muslim familiars discounting things about Islam. In our community in Oregon in Sha Allah we won't have this problem our children can't wait to grow up and and take control of this deen and community.
I like the little girl who stands up and starts looking around when sheikh Yaser starts talking about knowing of each other's existence :) 🤣 may Allah bless her with a ratious husband when she grows up. Ameen!!
My marriage story. Before marriage, i always prayed that i get married to a man that i have never ever met or seen until wedding date. Wallah. Allah answered my prayer. Haha. We are third cousins. We have never ever met, chatted or texted. Prior to that, by Allahs help, i protected myself from relations outside marriage, saving myself for my future husband. We are only 7 years married now. May Allah save all marriages from falling apart and may he grant spouses to those who does not have one. Prayer is the key girl and boys and, do not ever engage into bf and gfs by always asking Allah to make you not engage into those.
Assalamualakum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatohu ,I’m so glad that you’re talking about this topics .especially to our young children who needs to know that
When you talked about the halal being made difficult, you talked about my what my heart wanted to say. Here in the Indian subcontinent, Parents are looking for a perfect husband for their daughter and the expectations especially financial are so high that 35 is the new normal in marriage. Hope we don't do this injustice with the coming generations.
@@infodaynightconv1445 How are you to insult Pakistan, you don't even know what you are talking about. In Arab countries every single arab country support Israel over Palestine. You also do arab bellydancing where you shake your boobs and ass, talking about haram.Pakistan is the one of the most stricest country when it comes to Islam so don't say what you are saying.
Assalamo aleikum, commenting from Norway. May Allah grant her strenght and protect all our children. Great of Sheikh YQ to adress these important matters and I totally agree with him. May Allah accept all his efforts and grant him the best in this life and the next.
Excellent lecture on a difficult topic. Extremely practical ideas that are full of wisdom. Thanks brother for addressing this issue and providing valuable guidance.
💯 agree with ur ruling in regards to marrying a non Muslim may Allah swt reward u, many people has misconceptions over this issue in uk, may Allah swt guide us all and may Allah swt grant our kids hayate tayybah.
Narrated Abu huraira: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, " two words (sentences or utterances) that are very easy for the tongue to say, and very heavy in the balance (of reward), and most beloved to Gracious Allah. The words are: SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil azeem."(Hadith number:6682 Bukhari)
Narrated Abu huraira: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, " two words (sentences or utterances) that are very easy for the tongue to say, and very heavy in the balance (of reward), and most beloved to Gracious Allah. The words are: SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil azeem."(Hadith number:6682 Bukhari)
My local masjid is having a single Muslims event with ice breakers and group convos for bachelors/bachelorettes aged 21 to 45. I think it’s a good idea!
Alhamdulillah I agree with everything that my dear brother Yasir is saying may Allah put in every Muslim heart this way of thinking when it comes to our children. Allahu Akbar 💕☝🏼☝🏻☝🏾☝🏽
I love you . I love you . I love you. Thank you so much. I have been struggling with this topic for so long as a parent of four. You have literally spoken from our hearts. May Allah swt bless you and give you righteous children. Ameen. Be blunt , don’t be sorry , you have spoken TRUTHFULLY!!!
In the case of this woman who is insistent on marrying an atheist, I wouldn't be surprised if he's convinced her to denounce God as well. Because if your tauheed is very strong, you wouldn't even consider marrying an atheist unless you are strongly positive you'll get him to accept Allah as the creator and become muslim
My cousins father as many people I've met or known have married outside the faith, some convert with their marriage and others stay with their faith for years and have recently converted. We cannot force anybody to accept our beliefs, we can only pray Allah guides them as he sees fit.
Much needed advice... There's a definite crisis in society n us parents need guidance in dealing with these issues x jzk sheikh x may Allah swt reward u immensely ameen from Luton England x
Shieck, I've observed, that it's unfortunate, that the parents are living in illusion and deceiving themselves by saying I trust my child forgetting the surrounding. May Allah guide us to do what is pleasing to him. Amin.
"let your children marry within the faith not within the race".... absolutely beneficial, a must for all! very important and relevant topic we need to know and think about in this day and age that most don't talk about, I agree with Shaykh 100%, jazakAllah khayran Shaykna for talking about this.
I listened to this lecture live after isha. The sheikh had a valid point. The Muslim parents everywhere get what they want. They want doctor, degree and money iman and faith is not a requirement any longer for Muslims. First question they want is a resume, bank statements. So yes, Muslims will be marrying outside the religion going forward. Marrying now requires an application and documents, credit scores etc. I pray Allah guide the Muslims.
Mash Allah May Allah bless you shaykh yasir qadhi this is the best way to prevent this problem we are facing today. May Allah the Almighty open the doors of wisdom and knowledge amen. You are absolutely a key figure of Muslim scholars.
What an important topic to be discussing right and at the masjid. This is groundbreaking.. we all need to have these conversations in our households when we live in a non- Muslim country. How do we take care of our youth and their well-being not just getting a degree but getting them settled.
Lol getting a degree basically means accepting middle class non Muslim white western culture All educated people I know drink and party More than gangsters in my town
I wish the sister who is choosing to marry a non Muslim nothing but goodness but personal experience as a revert who was divorced twice before reverting and Alhamdilliah a successful marriage with a good Muslima was given as a blessing from Allah SWT because I came to Islam, marriages of passion/ illogical emotion almost never work.
But we shouldn't be forgetting that a muslim woman cannot marry a non-muslim without having her Islam nullified, she no longer remains muslim if she does that, this is unanimously agreed upon position in Islam.
@@SinaAla If she says that her marriage is halal then she's a kafir, signing a lifelong marriage contract, which is in fact zina, is declaration that the woman either deems it halal or doesn't care about it, in both cases she's a kafir.
As someone who is unmarried and sought after by non muslim men. I ask Allah to keep me in the faith. Ameen.
Please don’t fall for them. Walahi an ugly Muslim is more baraka than handsome non Muslim
@@socdaaliyodamaashad6669 practicing Muslim*. Muslims who say they are Muslim, but don’t even follow the word of Allah (SWT) are munifiqun.
May Allah Guide u indeed I pray for the like of such character Mashallah
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I’ll Marry u wassup?
I'm in a unique situation.
I was raised Catholic and left the Xathic church in 2008.
I've identified as a Christian afterward. I met buddhist wife, and started a family. after 10 years I found the truth in Islam and the Glorious Koran. I took my Shahada in January.
My wife has no interest of becoming muslim.
I also don't force my religion upon my family, but I pray that Allah(SWT) puts ease in my mind and makes the path to Islam easy for my family to easy for then to recognize , Inshallah.
Allahu Akbar!!
Oh wow your situation is a bit unique. I am sure Allah is all forgiving. Continue making duas for your wife to become on the right path. I thought I have heard that it is okay for wife to not be Muslim. Maybe continue showering with family the true religion or even taking them to religious countries to see the beauty. Just some thoughts. I will pray for your situation but may Allah make this easy on you.
Masha Allah. Alhamdulillah brother.
Sabr and keep making dua. never give up ..
your marriage now has become invalid and you should not be together if you want to follow Islam
Assalam alaikum mashaallah brother, welcome to the religion of peace, may Allah make it easy for you.
Plse try to find whether your marriage is ok to continue as your wife is not Christians or jews .
May Allah make it easy and may Allah guide her to Islam .
Nikkah has been made soo difficult when haram in this society is so easy. Im 26 and hardly know any Muslim sister around me. The few I know barely practice and have no shame doing what non muslim are doing. I have hope Allah will not leave me alone and I know she is out-there waiting for me. I pray Allah bring us close real soon.
Allah help us all young brothers and sisters. Aameen
Amin
I always say the same thing than the sheikh about the strict segregation; because how I'm going to marry a muslima sister if I don't know of her existence.
I am of a similar age and have the same issue. However, I think I finally convinced my parents to help me find someone. I tried bringing up the matter gently and slowly and helping them understand my point of view. My parents are helping me find someone and I am very grateful to them. I told them the haram is too easy and I never had a girlfriend nor do I ever want to and they eventually saw my point of view. May Allah SWT make it easy for you and me and all the Muslim brothers and sisters looking to get married through the halal way. Aameen.
@@selfimpovingprophecy5970 That is so nice. I pray you find the right person and Allah makes it easy for you.
@@ThePraised1. what country do u live in bro? I could give a few suggestions
Marry within the FAITH not the RACE. Beautiful explanation
Their no such thing as race it's nation and tribe the system of European supremacy created race out of racism look it up cuz any scientists well tell you that
@Farhan well!! most western south Asian women first choice is non Asian men before they choose you
Will also have problems due to different cultures.
@@bobbyben6134 lool thats a myth, go look at the marriage stats in the west, check howmany south asian muslim women married outside her ethnicity😂
@@pingpong1465 well!!! at the university here & work place most Asian women are with non Asian men. Most often their parent don’t even know it till it’s too late.
Every father reading this treat your wife like a queen love her don't abuse her and don't make her cry do this while trying to practice your deen and your daughter will want to marry a man as good as you.
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"Treat your wife like a queen" and I assume the wife should treat her husband "like a king"? Your advice isn't practical, and different situations demand different treatments
@@wakemeup38 The subject of the talk was women marrying outside the faith. (To be honest this talk is 20 years too late our scholars are always playing catch up.)
How many young brothers do you know who don't want to marry in the faith or don't want to marry at all because the mistreatment of their father's or uncles or grandfather's. Yet I'm meeting many young women who don't wish to marry because they don't want to face abuse. Men have a greater responsibility placed on them because they hold more power over a woman. Also if you in a an unhealthy relationship regardless of your gender it is not fixed with more harshness it requires gentleness and more gentleness. Besides this father's are the head of the household so if their daughters don't marry within the faith because the example they left they will be responsible. Also there is no excuse in our faith for abusing hitting or mistreating a woman no matter how bad she is men are advised to be patient, withhold from intimate relations or divorce if they are faced with mistreatment from women so my point still stands.
@@technabro5757 great point, unfortunately lots of muslims don't want to face the reality!
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I don't blame girls who say that they don't want to get married because their perception of marriage is marred by what they have witnessed around them. I used to think the same. The only thing that changed my mind was the hope that there are good Muslim men out there.
On the other hand, I have seen women sacrificing everything for their husbands, facing abuse, and living with the knowledge of their husbands sleeping with other women. These things can have a huge impact on your outlook on marriage.
Subhan’Allah! I look back and this was my life. Dated a polytheist for 5 years and was going to marry him…. But Alhamdulilah Allah saved me, by befalling what I thought at the time was the worst calamity of my life, which turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me bc it made me turned my entire life to Him. Not only did I not become the first hijabi in my family but I ended up marry an imam/an Islamic studies professor. Alhamdulilah Rabbil Alameen! Please make dua for the sister, that’s the best thing we can do for her. May Allah grant every single Muslim Hidaya and make it easy for us to worship Him🤲🏾
Ameen. May Allah take our lives as true believers. Ameen.
If you dont mind me asking why did u stay in that relationship that long? What made you end it?
The reality is it's a numbers game. Men should be encouraged to marry within the faith. For every Muslim woman there is less Muslim men to marry and if those Muslim men are now marrying not Muslim women, what options are there for Muslim women? This is a topic that's not addressed. Allah knows best. I teach my son that he must not be tempted to go outside the faith and leave the rest to Al- Imran.
This is so beautiful to hear sister! mashaAllah tabarakAllah May Allah always bless your marriage and our sisters and brothers going through this in our ummah
Alhamdulillah
When he said "the love of Allah is more than the love of that man"
How many can say they love Allah before their child, their parents, their spouse or dunya?
If you can you are a pure Muslim.
@@infodaynightconv1445 ameen
Purity is a relative.
Or you're a brainwashed fool. God doesn't play games by making you choose between your children or himself. He's not some jealous boyfriend
Points taken:
1. Good Islamic “terbya” upbringing.
2. Be proactive & lay the foundations & your expectations.
3. Make halal “nekah” easier & accessible.
4. Tell them the reality of love. Love is not Permanent.
5. Marry within the faith, not necessarily the race.
6. Allow healthy desegregation of youth in community gatherings or events
Jzk for this
He also talked about raising awareness of the issue.
Desegregation only if muslims hold every single condition applied
Exactly simple
Jazaka Allah khair
We also may add ( from shiekh lesson) harshness does not fit the environment our kids live in. Find the middle balance dealing with your kids especially at early maturity age ( teenage period).
And also it's about our men in our community the way they treat our women in the house holds and while they grow they see a lot of women the way they live with their husbands.
So true! Some Muslim women want to have peace in their lives and if a Muslim guy doesn't know how be gentle, kind, understanding (basically good character), she will have to ask herself if she wants someone that says they are Muslim but lacks good character or someone that believesin God and has a good character? I pray these types of Muslim women find Muslim men with good character 🙏🏿.
@@Rantitoutloud first be the women who kind gentle caring and bring peace to home.
While I do recognize the importance and truth in all of this. My husband married me when I was a not so good Christian and when I had absolutely no interest or intention of ever converting. And here I am 4 years later A muslim. In my situation, this crisis we speak of actually was an incredible blessing for me. Alhamduilallah
Alhamdulillah that you converted. However, the problem here is quite different. Your marriage to your husband is sanctioned by the Qur'an, with certain conditions. There is no requirement in Islam for a Christian or Jewish woman who is married to a Muslim man to convert to Islam, even if it is highly encouraged.
The case discussed by the shaykh here (the marriage of a Muslim woman to a non-Muslim man) is prohibited by the Qur'an. Hence, your children with your husband, even when you were Christian, would have been considered legitimate. Since the marriage of a Muslim women and a non-Muslim man is not Qur'anically legitimate in the first place, any children born of the relationship while the husband is Christian would be considered illegitimate. They would be excluded from Islamic inheritance rights, and would carry the severe stigma of illegitimacy in Islam, even if the husband subsequently converted.
May Allah protect us from such circumstances.
a muslim male can marry christian women because in islamic law the father chooses the name of the child and children HAS to take the religion of the father otherwise he would be sinful for marrying a non muslim.
@DrUsaama Hold on here ..Muslim men can only marry believing women, it is strictly forbidden to marry mushrikat.Allah says clearly in Quran that nasara ( Christians) are mushriks and only very few among them are believers. Today there are not even one Christian sect which says that God is One .Marrying Christian men forbidden for Muslim women because Allah considers them mushriks, in same way their women forbidden for Muslim men as well
Alhamdulillah for You Sister... may Allah continue to bless you and your household. Increase you in taqwa and perfect your deen. Some comment in this post are reason why some sisters are not willing to marry to Muslims brother, our aggressive nature turn them away and sometimes what they experienced with their parents. May God ease our affairs and make us a Good believer not just on tongue but with deeds.
@@rosannatimars8 not all of them are mushriken they are many of christians that d'ont beleive in the trinity and Allah in the quran said that we are allowd to marry from the people of the book
I was in love with a catholic man and wanted to marry him. Allah has taken him away and now I'm marrying a Muslim man who's also religious. I'm in love with Allah and his messenger. Everything that says in Quran is in my heart more than anything now and I'm truly thankful to Allah that I didn't make mistakes by marrying a non Muslim. Emotional decision is never good.
@Wish Princess Charming Was Real yes. We are humans after all. But some are better than others when it comes to decision making.
@@hasibabdullah3463 what you said is just outright nonsense cause if this was true then women wouldn't be encharged in taking care of a child since the child at its infant stages is very delicate and requires careful delicate descions which according to your worldview women would not be able to fulfill since you said they are more emotional and can't take decisions properly. Your argument is batil honestly
The wisdom of guardian can be best described from the perspective of providing support since women are not obliged to provide for the family generally speaking in the Islamic framework.
Do you actually realized the irony in your comment? Instead of thinking carefully and verifying your statements you uttered an ignorant comment based on your emotions thereby ironically proving a point on yourself.
You want me to show you the number of men who fell for haram acts that spoiled their image? In fact men many times are mentioned in topics where they would not think rationally but rather think on lust and do the haram activities
Especially a Catholic - they are the biggest shirkers with idols galore in their cupboards. Their God has a mother as well Astaghfirullah.
The man is the driver. not the woman. i dont like that she is muslim and hes aetheist. the man is always less flexible and the woman has to be putting up with alot of garbage to make it work
@@lisettecamejo4243 Mine is a female view - 100% agree with you that a female Muslim marrying a non-Muslim is an invalid marriage. However I would qualify your comment by saying men had substance in the time of our Prophet PBUH and outside of this century however in the present day world men are incredibly weak and incredibly weak for a woman of beauty in particular. So a Muslim man though he can marry women "of the Book" in fact it is bad policy to do so because women today exert great influence in a household and over men as the men have become incredibly weak. You will see that a Muslim man married to a Christian woman for instance - well just watch the children and judge for yourself how much confusion there is. Next is an important point - a Muslim man contrary to what Muslims believe cannot marry just any Christian or Jew - only those who believe in the ORIGINAL Injeel not the totally rewritten Bible of today. Original Injeel has no reference to Jesus saying he is God (Astaghfirullah). Ditto Torah only those jewish ladies who subscribe to Allah as sole owner and Creator of the universe and Moses PBUH as his Prophet. So a Muslim male does not have carte blanche to marry any non-Muslim but he can only marry a woman who accepts the Unity of Allah however best is to stick to a virtuous Muslim wife who can influence the children in an Islamic way.
It's refreshing to hear an imam talk about these taboo issues which take a lot of bravery. Also, I like that he is actually trying to suggest some practical solutions than simply blaming parents and culture or just talking about the problem.
Yes, this issue is very difficult to talk about inside a mosque. Amazing breakthrough by an amazing teacher and scholar.
May Allah guide us to raise our children with the guidance of quran and the advice from our beloved prophet be peace and blessings upon him.
May Allah swt protect our children
Aameen
AAAAAMIYYYYN!
Aamiin
The problem lies within the harmful dogma of our communities:.. the prejudices in our people; the treatment of people, the conditions of choosing an arranged marriage.. dominantly favouring men.. sisters are judged for appearance, status, parents of sons seem to have a field day .. women see mothers, sisters in our community suffering hence a community oriented union becomes less attractive.. our children naturally start looking elsewhere
So whats that got to do with chosing a kaafir? That relationship wont be marriage but zina, and would u hurt your beautiful muslim parents? And leave your beautiful muslim homes to embrace a lifestyle of a kaafir man?
Mashallah great talk, I wish I had this advice from someone 10 years ago. Notion of love is definitely not as we see in movies. I am still battling to save my marriage, but so much has gone on when should I draw line, I have a beautiful daughter but don't want to turn her world upside down. Please make duah for me🤲
May Allah guide you and your spouse to peace, love and deen!
What is wrong?
@@sherineelghatit6843 what hasn't gone on including infidelity a second time! To.allah we belong and to him we shall return.
About love, the romantic notion of love prevalent in the world today with its superficial values and criteria, is not recognised in Islam. In Islam you cannot love someone and expect Allah to give HIS blessings to your relationship unless they first love Allah with all their might and soul and submit to HIM totally. It is meaningless to "love" someone who does not love his/her Creator more than anyone else. They have to love Allah more than you technically before you can claim to love him/her. You have to love Allah more than him/her as well.
@@f.b103o you are going to teach your daughter that it's okey to get cheated on? And be very careful,you might want to go and see a sheikh ,you and your spouse, also be very careful, infidelity can bring diseases in your home, people seem to forget that there are STD's
This should be watched by Millions of muslims. Sent it to my friends with children. So important but how will Muslim women marry if a significant minority of Muslim men marry out of the faith. Muslim men living in the west should marry Muslim women if they want a Muslim household.
TRUE SAYYYYYY
As a islamic teacher I'm not teaching the children of men who have disinvested in my community of muslimahs, and aiding to the knowledge of the offspring of a non muslim women who helped a Muslim man disinvest.
@Wish Princess Charming Was Real mhm go ahead an individually find the solution to the result of your societally impacting issue.
@Wish Princess Charming Was Real then you can teach the off springs of the disinvesters.
@Miss Amirah yeah those are the extra funny brothers, not married to a Muslim women as a muslim but chatting on how muslim women should cover. Naseeha is naseeha but check your bootyshorts ahalal kitabi first😅🙄
WOW! So grateful to Allah that he protected me from falling prey for getting married outside of my faith despite not having the normal childhood Subhanallah. Today this lecture really hit me hard cuz i feel that my KING Allah SWT has been watching over me when i least expected 🤲
Deep respect for you Dr YQ for covering this topic. Crucial and awakening lecture indeed.
Don't show off and fear Allah.
Please don’t say King, you sound like a delusional Christian… Allah (SWT) is the creator of the universe.
nope didnt protect u from polio or covid or earthquakes or global warming but yeah allah has the most important job to do in the world, not preventing wars or covid but to peep into the bedrooms to check whose sex life is halal or haram. peeping tom
May Allah forgive you@@indipacifician3693
This community is blessed to have such clairvoyant and honest leader
May Allah protect this Ummah by giving to it honest scholars like him or better
This is the risk we run when we raise our children in a secular society
Sheikh Yasir Qadir is the most logical and sensible brother who understands very well the society we live and how the Shari’ah can fit in the Western world. May Allah protect our children! I love you brother Yasir for the sake of Allah!
Sheikh, you tell the mother to boycott her marriage but then you say how long will you boycott your daughter? This mother should be encouraged to embrace her future son in law snd god willing, through the actions of the parents, good deeds, great manners snd patience, he can one day accept this great religion. Let’s spread goodness on earth instead of segregating from other non Muslims. Who knows that Allah swt brought this man who is an atheist today to get the knowledge that these parents can instill into this person longing for direction! May Allah swt guide us All to the righteousness. 🤲
Thank you for saying this. Her family embracing him can very much bring him to Islam. Love and kindness are very powerful and when we talk about these things, the solution is always to cut someone off or pass judgment. Let's talk to these interfaith couples, bring them in. Chances are they love their faith and want their kids/partner to love it too but with this shaming culture/practice..guess what? They leave the community all together. Not necessarily Islam but the muslim community. Also, can we be a bit realistic here, we are a minority in this country. Some don't even have a muslim community in their city. We need to lead with love in these conversations. Only Allah knows our intentions and I pray God makes it easier on all of us.
Lol jokers
what if he never accepted Islam and her daughter has lived the life of zani and produced some bastards?
@@jamalahmadquadri9613 only Allah SWT can judge. Humans should strive for good.
You realise this is an Islamic preacher and not some life coach? You advise him to legalise what Allah has prohibited?
JazakAllah Khairan Shaykh for being brave to talk about these sensitive issues. I've remained unmarried since I reverted 22y ago, much of the barriers being cultural and not fitting in with a particular group. This has to change and we need to be more tolerant as an ummah.
Yes I definitely agree with you I feel you. Culture is the most dangerous experience. Most people are so hooked with culture rather than practicing Islam. That's the problem we have.
@@Rtygghjkjj it's completely natural for most people to stick to their own. Most people are tribal in some way and people are opening up to others as they learn about others. Completely different now to what it was only 30 years ago. Expecting it to change overnight ridiculous. This new globalised chapter of the world where we have melting pots of different cultures living together everywhere is still new.
@@SK-kh2rs
Still new.......until when ? BTW, the world moves on, whether you embrace the change or not.
@@SK-kh2rs America is based on individual liberty. Its foundational principles of individual liberty and freedom is more adherent to Islamic principles than what is observed in Arabia. America has its problems, but it is the freest and most liberated country in the history of the world. It is doing more for humanity than any other country, That's why Allah continues to bless it with bounty and being the light of the world...IN DEED.
"Marry within the faith not the race", very important especially in the Desi community.
Well said, may Allah reward your and bless you and Grant you abundantly Sheikh
May Allah keep our children away from non-halal Marriage
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I totally agree with the segregation. I was just wondering, why it’s so difficult to even say Salam to a Muslimah, but I can easily speak to any non Muslim woman respectfully but for some reason it’s so difficult to even acknowledge here. And also how are we supposed to marry Muslims when we feel like they’re hidden away? SubhanAllah I definitely agree there’s a fine line but I do believe there needs to be a change.
@Luqmaan Rashid lol, define just fine? Clearly this topic indicates that over the past 100 years, things have certainly not been fine and only getting worse. Furthermore, society was very different back then and the world is not the same. Segregation has to be within practical limits. By your logic, the world should be divided into 2, and each gender should live in their half. Being aware and interacting with the other gender under the right conditions is completely halal. As the brother mentioned, how is one suppose to find a Muslim spouse if their entire circle is filled with non Muslim opposite gender people and they don't know if any potential muslims partners. You can say parents will introduce and what not, but not everyone is in an ideal situations. So many people live away from parents to families who can introduce you to someone. So let me ask you, did it occur to you that you spoke without thinking and without getting off your high horse?
Go to the Supermarket and have your pick!
Hahaha. Look for their brothers!
Relate to those sisters!
Just say salaam and stop making excuses. Our women are everywhere, you just want “easy” and women who will allow you do whatever you want.
Your comment is spot on with the lecture, unfortunately it went over their head. To the bothers and sisters that do not understand the comment: we are referring to ways of avoiding our children marring non Muslims in a western society. Non Muslim men and women are easily accessible if we had more ways to interact with others of our faith it could deter us from being drawn towards non Muslims. He didn’t say abolish separation because it’s a beautiful and important concept to have a brother/ sisterhood he said there is a fine line. As an involved parent if my daughter played Islamic trivia, games, activities with a mixed group in a masjid I would be content that my daughter interacts with Muslim males rather than the non Muslim males at school. I don’t know if you all didn’t listen to the lecture or misread what @ibraheem KHAN wrote. Allah knows best in Sha Allah we can as a community come up with a way to keep our children on the right path.
I agree with what our brother Yasir says letter by letter, word by word, sentence by sentence, and phrase by phrase. May Allah protect us all.
Amen
He is TOTALLY WRONG about three talaqs
Salaams from Sri Lanka.very apt lecture sheikh.
This problem is world wide May Almighty Allah keep our progeny in the fold of Islam
Ameen.
I am too a Sri Lankan. I hope many of our Sri Lankan Muslims watch his videos too.
I haven't been able to see a scholar to the level & religious proficiency of Sheikh Yasir Qadhi in recent times. He is Unique. His messages are important & very timely not only for the west, but also for all Sri Lankan Muslims.
May Allah forgive us all!
A must watch video! Well said and a good lesson for the muslim community. Unfortunately, this is a very common crisis in the muslim community. May Allah protect us all 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻
"One common complaint in many western Muslim communities is regarding the disproportionate number of unmarried sisters to brothers (although both are likely increasing year after year), and this is for a number of reasons. The following are summarized points of concern raised by brothers and sisters in the western Muslim community - points which are not all-inclusive or necessarily objective, but they're all worthy of careful examination and rectification:
1. Many (but not all) cultural parents care more about preserving the religious well-being of their daughters more than their sons, directly and indirectly through their parenting and teachings. In some responses, education was cited alongside this point by many sisters.
2. A complaint from many sisters is that there aren't enough "practicing" brothers who have stable incomes, mental stability, maturity, and basic religious adherence; the usual follow-up is that people are generally experiencing delayed adolescence due to social, economic, and environmental trends. Some brothers responded to this claim by citing the unrealistic financial expectations, unreasonable cultural expectations which complicate the process of marriage, and financial difficulties due to cultural expectations surrounding marriages and weddings.
3. A complaint from many brothers is that the frameworks of "secularism, liberalism, and feminism" - all used here as loose definitions requiring their own separate academic discussions (so don't get hung up over the labels) - have, in many cases, negatively influenced many Muslim women indirectly and made them less appealing candidates due to their adoption of many trends which conflict with Islamic teachings (just as these frameworks have also negatively influenced men in other areas).
4. The loss of "real manliness" as well as the "extreme cultural influences on men" - where manliness is twisted into abusive behavior against one's spouse rather than being the household leader, protector, and maintainer - was cited by many sisters as a hindrance to marriage. The issue of knowing the differences between religion and culture was highlighted by both brothers and sisters as a contributing factor.
5. The social issues of hyper-sexualization and unrealistic beauty standards, combined with limitless media consumption and unrestricted glances by both men and women, has caused many men to subconsciously set unrealistic beauty standards in their search for prospects, overlooking in the process a significant number of practicing and compatible sisters.
6. The deterioration of hayaa' (loosely translated as "modesty") in men and women has also been cited as a major concern; in many cases, the loss of the proper understanding and implementation of hijaab (i.e., not as a "fashion statement" or "loose headscarf") was referenced as an obstacle by a significant number of brothers. Additionally, many brothers emphasized that the general loss of modesty in marriage prospects was their only obstacle to marriage, and it was based on their "general observations of prospects" through social media and at local MSAs, mosques, and events.
7. A lack of religious education, pre-marital workshops and lectures, and general cultural and parental influences was cited by both brothers and sisters as a contributing factor.
8. Cultural stigmas surrounding divorcees was cited as a negative factor by a significant number of sisters in many communities. Islam doesn't condone this cultural stigma, and this is why the distinction between religion and culture is crucial.
9. Age was mentioned as a factor by a few brothers who believe that the delayed marriage age in sisters was a negative trend rather than a positive one (e.g., "their focus on education and careers for too long before marriage").
10. A general lack of consistent religious adherence was cited by both brothers and sisters in many responses.
This is not an exhaustive list of contributing factors, nor are there specific solutions being addressed in this Facebook status, but these issues do require attention and continuous education via a multi-faceted approach. Additionally, we must individually assess our own actions online and offline and ask ourselves how, if at all, our statements and actions contribute to these factors. More likely than not, most people are already aware of the above-mentioned issues, but the question is more about our affirmation or denial of such trends in the community. You have a role to play regardless of your status; this includes parents, married folks, single brothers and sisters, and educators or event organizers of various backgrounds." - Suleiman Hani
Thank you for this, I am working on a series for youtube on relationships.
Our parents are Preserving cultural not religious .. this crisis is from them, in judgment day I hope they will be accountable!!!! They won’t allow us to marry Muslim or anyone who’s not same tribe. Islam is not about this.. when u make the halal haram, the haram will become halal.. is not her fault parents need to take account!!
What do you mean about stigmas surrounding divorcees? It is obvious that men prefer virgins, even divorced men. This is but natural. Even the best men to have ever set foot on Earth (PBUH), preferred the garden that has never been grazed upon. This does not mean that men think divorcees are less human or morally defective. Just like men prefer younger women, fitter women does not mean older women or less fit women are less human or morally defective. The divorcees should focus on the things they can control: getting and staying fit and becoming more submissive/feminine in their mindset. They also need to have 100% healed from their last marriage.
@Lolla Lula Nur No muslim woman can end up with non-muslim man without losing her Islam.
@Lolla Lula Nur a muslim woman is supposed to be obedient to her husband, that's the divinely ordained gender role for her in marriage, the independent self-entitled modern muslimah is an anti-thesis to that and thus is not appealing to muslim men, to use their own failure to uphold the divinely ordained gender roles as an excuse to marry non-muslim man i.e. willingly committing kufr and zina is just lame.
MashaAllah Ustad, you were able to address this big elephant issue so easily, I'm having second thoughts even for sharing this. Not easy but has to be discussed in every family, old and young.
May Allah protect all our families and children.
Not even a leaf moves against the wishes of allah. So even muslim women marrying non muslims is the will of allah. You should openly accept it. 🙂
@@pareenahameed What if the test is whether you follow a 1400 year old book or your own brain. And people who follow the book fail the test (goto hell), because they propagate hate against people who dont follow the book (to the extent of calling them sinful)?
@@pareenahameed Yes @pareenahameed what you say is absolutely right. Indeed Allah SWT gave a free will to human being, and if he or she will sin they will be punished with fire. Angels and animals have no free will, and they always obey Allah SWT.
Jazak ALLAH Ya sheikh, as always your KUTBHA yesterday and this KATHIRAH on point fir this days and times, may Allah continue to bless you with more beneficial knowledge.
Amin.
May Allah bless you with happiness and health brother. Ameen.
SubhaAllah, I can feel the pain Shayk Yasir Qadhhi as he is talking. As a mother I can't image how the poor mother is going through. May Allah guide the Muslim youth. I do agree with you with arrange marriage and it is not back word, however smart, very well thought of and it is the couple choice at the end of the day.
my advice is not let your daughters/sons study with Non Muslim if you do, it will happen
Yes. I cried in the first few minutes.
@@adamj5937 but practically its not possible in most of the countries ........ be it in school or in college or in workplace
@@adamj5937 yes agreed.
If I was a parent of daughters, I will homeschool them and marry them off at 16!
Studying and corporate life in the non-Muslim world serves the agenda of dajjal. I have spent 15 yrs studying and working, and I know it's a waste of time for a good Muslimah.
MashaAllah very important talk. So important to understand the needs of our children and to make Nikkah easy for them. Nikkah is coming with a big price tag of expensive gifts and a hefty Mehar which young people cannot afford and parents teach young girls the more gifts the boy brings and higher the Mehar he respects you and value you more. Make Mehar affordable for young people. My daughter got married last year I told her just ask as token and she said $500
I was so proud of her. We are very well off but I raised my daughter to value the relationship and not the material things.
Barakallah brother if I have a daughter i expect the same.
She would have to have a low amount equal to being worthless. Any higher and the man would have married someone else
We don't want daughter to be given away super cheap because then men think it's easy to marry and easy to divorce. Divorce is more difficult on women especially after children born. It needs to be reasonable Mehr, a percentage of his annual income would make more sense -10-20% of gross income.
Keep wedding party simple but Mehr higher that's for the wife. Wedding is just 1 day,
Complete gender segregation means we will not learn how to interact with one another in a halal way.
Segregation is generally crucial…but not totally. We know the Prophet ﷺ interacted with the opposite gender and that the sahaba did as well within the limitations of Allah and Islam. May Allah guide us and forgive us ya Rab!
What BS. You know how many millions in places like Yemen and Afghanistan and even Palestine people get married via arranged marriage? Families know one another and both people are allowed to interact. This is to ensure you will not be played with emotionally and esp protects the sisters from exploitation.
We can never be at the level of the sahabas (regarding everything), let alone our prophet (SAW).
@@bobkabob7540 what exactly are you callin BS on?
Interacting with the opposite gender is not the same as mixing with them. If a woman comes to your house, knocks, has a conversation with you at the door and then leaves, that is not the same as going to an event and standing shoulder to shoulder with women outside your family and such things as this. I think the biggest problem with relaxing this is that it makes it possible for us to relax everything and lose Islam altogether. If dating before marriage will help Muslims get married then let's allow that too! If they want to get physical before marriage but just not to the level of zina because that will help them get married then let's allow that too! It's not a good precedent to set.
@@fark69 you just suggest we water down our deen. No. We must go back to arranged marriages. And networking for a wife. No dating, no intercourse, thats shaytaan !
Subhan Allah, very good suggestions. I agree 100%.
may Allah guide this daughter and all our children.
Aameen. Very difficult situation for her and the parents. 5 years of love that is a long time.
Ameen
Alhamdulillah Sheikh! Some excellent advice! Marry within the Faith NOT the Race! Don't be so strict parents about anyone getting married, especially our youth! Life is too short for cultural differences in this day and age! It's 2022! Let these young adults make up their own minds! We don't know how long we're going to be on this Earth! Allah is in "Control" not us! Let Allah's WILL be Done! Everyone needs to stay in their own LANE! 🥀🥀
Can’t agree more :)
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Just like the brothers of Yusuf repented - hold onto hope - peace be with them
People are tribal get over it.
@@SK-kh2rs that's your opinion! You get over it!
I agree fully with all points that you shared. Personally, we practiced all those points with our children from long time. But, there will be more to discuss and add to this conversation and this critical topic;
1-I hope that this topic can be addressed among all Muslim communities during Friday prayers and to open a community discussion openly with all its members with different age and gender to reach the bottom of this problem and to come with a concrete solution that we all have to share to take steps to get rid of this problem.
2-we have to have community gathering monthly as Eid celebration gathering, to go slowly from this heavy segregation to a better and healthy organic engagement among the youth of our communities.
3-traditional and arranged marriage is very important at young age but this is not the only way but also carefully considering marriage’s websites will be also productive to tactile this problem.
4- living in the western culture especially in the USA has a great benefit if we use it right to solve this issue that was not available before. I mean that Muslim women have a great chance to marry from 2 billion Muslims across the globe, not just from America only but from anywhere through breaking this cultural barriers and the false idea of scarring that you will marry from someone just maybe to make paper ( citizenship) from you only in USA and after that he will leave you but you can go to live with him in his country back and forth together. Muslim women here have a huge chance for marriage than any woman in anywhere but they have to have the gut to take steps in the right direction to process this marriage contract right.
5- this is not a new phenomenon or problem among Muslim community but.always existed when Islam was spreading to a new land where Muslims were a minority. Muslims never tried to break the Islamic laws but they found solution to go through but in our situation now is very unique situation and complicated because of the openness of sex and its legalization across the western domain that make the marriage more difficult but not impossible.
6- Omar, second Khalifa of Islam, addressed it when Muslim men married from Roman women leaving Muslim women without marriage and he prohibited it.
JAK
Sheikh Yasir
You nailed it.
It is a wide spread issue in our Muslim community everywhere.
More lessons of these with some examples of how to approach these issues is needed in our community.
I think one of the solutions could be to ensure all young Muslim adults attend a mandatory course on all things nikaah. It will psychologically prepare them and focus their minds on the right thing.
Jazak Allah Khair Sheikh Saheb, for taking this BOLD step and giving us such rare advice.
Mashallah. Great speech!
May Allah reward you for addressing this
I agree with all that you said. I would even suggest we break it down in simple terms and explain it kinda like how long-term relationships work. Non-Muslims are in 5- 10+ yr relationships and that's seen as normal which is a long time especially if you're together from a young age like high school. If we treated marriage as a long term relationship that works with a lot of effort put in and not the pressure it holds in our community many might be interested in marrying/nikkah at a younger age. Sadly we still treat divorce as taboo when it's just another break-up after considerable effort has been put in including therapy and counseling. Halal divorce is better than zina in my opinion. If people were given proper health education, consent classes, premarital counseling and can get tested on the religion at a younger age we could possibly do the nikkah earlier as you suggested
You are comparing zina and marriage that ends up in divorce. That is crazy comparison. Marriage is ibadah even if it fails after one night
It is crazy that young people get engaged and their families do not speed up the marriage. Whatever the family spends on the young person can be given to the young persons and let them marry. Spend on them to marry young and finish their studies together. What’s wrong with that? If you don’t they end up with non Muslims. So think!! If you want them to marry within the community that need to marry before they exit the community into the world at large
Jazak’allah dear brother! I must say that opened my eyes as a mum of young kids its great the concept of ‘prevention’ and the talk you gave made me realise how wrong and counterproductive our cultures
Jazakallah. Love the way you explained- haram is free, cheap. & Accessible.
I totally...Tonally agree with Shk Yasir Qadhi to the fact that we're putting too much segregation to out young son's and Doughters in our community as a result they meet other non Muslim man or women and fall in love with. May Allah help us all.
as olways pragmatic yet shariah compliant ...may allah bless sheikh yasir
Pray pray pray make lots of duas for your kids.. don't wait till your kids grow up .. parents have difficult times than ever before.. lots of open counselling and friendly lectures should be conducted for kids from the age of 10 so that children understand this topic and are aware and not deluded towards the trap set up for them by the world.. children are so vulnerable and are being targeted from everywhere these days
Make Dua and take some action. The fault is with the Muslim man and the Muslim woman is watching and what the man has or can have the Muslim woman wants with no superior public right or figure the children of Muslim familiars discounting things about Islam. In our community in Oregon in Sha Allah we won't have this problem our children can't wait to grow up and and take control of this deen and community.
Masha-Allah beautiful points, Jazak Allah.
I like the little girl who stands up and starts looking around when sheikh Yaser starts talking about knowing of each other's existence :) 🤣 may Allah bless her with a ratious husband when she grows up. Ameen!!
Conviction to marry a Muslim has kept me single for 17yrs while non-muslims have shown more interest
May Allah swt grant you a righteous muslim brother as a spouse.may we all be firm mustaqeem on the straight path. Ameen
May Allah grant you Jannatul Firdous.
@@nazkhan7141 ameen
If you are reading this, please make dua for this sister, for this world and the next.
May be that IS your test. Good luck
My marriage story.
Before marriage, i always prayed that i get married to a man that i have never ever met or seen until wedding date.
Wallah. Allah answered my prayer. Haha. We are third cousins. We have never ever met, chatted or texted.
Prior to that, by Allahs help, i protected myself from relations outside marriage, saving myself for my future husband.
We are only 7 years married now. May Allah save all marriages from falling apart and may he grant spouses to those who does not have one.
Prayer is the key girl and boys and, do not ever engage into bf and gfs by always asking Allah to make you not engage into those.
MashaAllah
MASAH ALLAH. Love of Allah and His Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) should be more than any thing or any one else.
Assalamualakum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatohu ,I’m so glad that you’re talking about this topics .especially to our young children who needs to know that
Totally right, it's a collective responsibility for the ummah to make marriage in the community easy to avoid this situation
May Allah bless you our beautiful Shiekh…please keep the wisdom and Islamic fatwas coming 🙏🙏🙏🙏
That good
for our childrens ❤ i love it
Subhanallah. Got my answer regarding marrying from the ahl-al-kitab. Jazakallahu Khair Shaykh. A timely reminder even for Jndian context.
When you talked about the halal being made difficult, you talked about my what my heart wanted to say. Here in the Indian subcontinent, Parents are looking for a perfect husband for their daughter and the expectations especially financial are so high that 35 is the new normal in marriage. Hope we don't do this injustice with the coming generations.
@@infodaynightconv1445 How are you to insult Pakistan, you don't even know what you are talking about. In Arab countries every single arab country support Israel over Palestine. You also do arab bellydancing where you shake your boobs and ass, talking about haram.Pakistan is the one of the most stricest country when it comes to Islam so don't say what you are saying.
Assalamo aleikum, commenting from Norway. May Allah grant her strenght and protect all our children. Great of Sheikh YQ to adress these important matters and I totally agree with him. May Allah accept all his efforts and grant him the best in this life and the next.
Never let your daughter have male-friends because she will loss her imaan just a Muslim brothers advice
Some good pointers. Alhamdhulillah
Jazak-Allahu-Kheiran
Much needed topic.
In the first place Shaikh, is the crisis of NOT truly practicing the faith. That is the crux of the problem.
Excellent lecture on a difficult topic. Extremely practical ideas that are full of wisdom. Thanks brother for addressing this issue and providing valuable guidance.
subhanallah amazing nd truth
Subhan Allah very beautifully presented ❤
💯 agree with ur ruling in regards to marrying a non Muslim may Allah swt reward u, many people has misconceptions over this issue in uk, may Allah swt guide us all and may Allah swt grant our kids hayate tayybah.
ameen
Heavy on the scale♥️♥️♥️
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم
SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil Azeem
Narrated Abu huraira:
Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, " two words (sentences or utterances) that are very easy for the tongue to say, and very heavy in the balance (of reward), and most beloved to Gracious Allah. The words are: SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil azeem."(Hadith number:6682 Bukhari)
Narrated Abu huraira:
Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, " two words (sentences or utterances) that are very easy for the tongue to say, and very heavy in the balance (of reward), and most beloved to Gracious Allah. The words are: SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil azeem."(Hadith number:6682 Bukhari)
Thanks for this topic may Allah bless you 👍👍👍🙏
Very well said and it’s well needed!
I totally agree with him. May Allah reward him for this talk. Ameen.
My local masjid is having a single Muslims event with ice breakers and group convos for bachelors/bachelorettes aged 21 to 45. I think it’s a good idea!
Just some advice, I would recommend you change your profile name.
i think its halal to do them in the back
@@indipacifician3693 Hindu spotted
Leave the cult as soon as possible
Such a pertinent lecture for today’s ummah. Thank you sheikh for addressing the topics that affect us today. Allhumdulilah. 🤲🏽
Alhamdulillah I agree with everything that my dear brother Yasir is saying may Allah put in every Muslim heart this way of thinking when it comes to our children. Allahu Akbar 💕☝🏼☝🏻☝🏾☝🏽
An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure
I love you . I love you . I love you. Thank you so much. I have been struggling with this topic for so long as a parent of four. You have literally spoken from our hearts. May Allah swt bless you and give you righteous children. Ameen. Be blunt , don’t be sorry , you have spoken TRUTHFULLY!!!
MashAllah dear brother, excellent advice .
Yes, good topic.
In the case of this woman who is insistent on marrying an atheist, I wouldn't be surprised if he's convinced her to denounce God as well. Because if your tauheed is very strong, you wouldn't even consider marrying an atheist unless you are strongly positive you'll get him to accept Allah as the creator and become muslim
Infact you can't change anyone best is the atheist accepts Islam sincerely before nikkah
My cousins father as many people I've met or known have married outside the faith, some convert with their marriage and others stay with their faith for years and have recently converted. We cannot force anybody to accept our beliefs, we can only pray Allah guides them as he sees fit.
Thank you It's so beautiful khutba
Much needed advice... There's a definite crisis in society n us parents need guidance in dealing with these issues x jzk sheikh x may Allah swt reward u immensely ameen from Luton England x
SubxanaAllah my Allah protect our children Ameen
Amiin amiin!!!
Shieck, I've observed, that it's unfortunate, that the parents are living in illusion and deceiving themselves by saying I trust my child forgetting the surrounding. May Allah guide us to do what is pleasing to him. Amin.
a very important issue faced by all Muslim society ...and the advice you have given is perfect considering the current scenario.....
*جزاكم الله خيرا* وجعله في ميزان حسناتكم
"let your children marry within the faith not within the race"....
absolutely beneficial, a must for all!
very important and relevant topic we need to know and think about in this day and age that most don't talk about, I agree with Shaykh 100%,
jazakAllah khayran Shaykna for talking about this.
Agreed with you at 22:00 on the issue of male/female segregation, need to rethink seriously about it.
Beautiful lecture.
I listened to this lecture live after isha. The sheikh had a valid point. The Muslim parents everywhere get what they want. They want doctor, degree and money iman and faith is not a requirement any longer for Muslims. First question they want is a resume, bank statements. So yes, Muslims will be marrying outside the religion going forward. Marrying now requires an application and documents, credit scores etc. I pray Allah guide the Muslims.
Someone is breaking the ice and starting the convo. JAK Imam Yasir
"You want your child to marry within the faith, not within the race" - Mic drop
Mash Allah May Allah bless you shaykh yasir qadhi this is the best way to prevent this problem we are facing today.
May Allah the Almighty open the doors of wisdom and knowledge amen.
You are absolutely a key figure of Muslim scholars.
Barakallahu Fikum Shaykh
What an important topic to be discussing right and at the masjid. This is groundbreaking.. we all need to have these conversations in our households when we live in a non- Muslim country. How do we take care of our youth and their well-being not just getting a degree but getting them settled.
Lol getting a degree basically means accepting middle class non Muslim white western culture
All educated people I know drink and party
More than gangsters in my town
I wish the sister who is choosing to marry a non Muslim nothing but goodness but personal experience as a revert who was divorced twice before reverting and Alhamdilliah a successful marriage with a good Muslima was given as a blessing from Allah SWT because I came to Islam, marriages of passion/ illogical emotion almost never work.
But we shouldn't be forgetting that a muslim woman cannot marry a non-muslim without having her Islam nullified, she no longer remains muslim if she does that, this is unanimously agreed upon position in Islam.
@@al-kimiya6962No it isn’t. The marriage may be seen as invalid in Islam, but not her Deen.
@@SinaAla If she says that her marriage is halal then she's a kafir, signing a lifelong marriage contract, which is in fact zina, is declaration that the woman either deems it halal or doesn't care about it, in both cases she's a kafir.
but why is her decision considered passion/illogical?
Absolutely 💯 !
great topic parents need to be awaken.