@@maryammary3494 actually free mixing allows us to learn how to treat each other like fellow humans rather than like a different species. You should see the Arabic Muslim men when they come to this country. They are the worst womanizers we have ever seen becuase they don’t know how to relate to women in a respectful or normal manner.
@@tracywillow5359 all you can do is to throw bad assumptions at someone, you can't accept that a woman thinks he said something good it doesn't fit your world view and narrative of islam
ASA. I agree, and I'm not that religious. I enjoy learning and explaining Islam to other women. You usually have a bond and can talk to them easily. I like being a woman. I dont want to be mucho like a man. I understand we do have to be strong sometimes because of our circumstances, but let them take care of us. This is a blessing from Allah s.w.t.
This man is completely glossing over the lives of Aisha and the other woman companions. Aisha was most certainly involved in politics, even going into battles. She also gave Dawah, which can be given in a multitude of different forms, not just Khutbah in an official organized service. Aisha talked to the public multiple times throughout her life-of course, she did it while her awrah was covered or unseen (“from behind a curtain”), but she definitely did engage in dialogue about Islam, even to men (she taught Masruq - see al-Bukhari no. 5566 and Muslim no. 5566). Let us not ignore the example and legacy of female scholarship that has been passed down through the woman companions…
lol she went to war with a curtain (hijab) compulsory upon her? Please, as a muslima, accept the willing of Allah, submit to it, stop bringing the pride, women already have granted the best position between man and woman, we have more rights! What else you want?
@@istibey*Hijab* is not the right term to use but rather *khumur* & *jalabibihina* as the Quran states because: The term **hijab** (33:53) in its original Quranic context refers a physical barrier or curtain, only for the wives of the Prophet Muhammad. However, nowadays, the word **hijab** is commonly used to describe the headscarf worn by Muslim women. Misplacing terms and giving them new meaning in Islam is bida (innovation) therefore, very wrong. learn how to cover yourself correctly by referring to the Quran and Hadith. Say no to trendy hijab styles and don't get influenced by the media. Here’s how you can achieve proper modesty: 1. **Learn About Haya (Modesty):** Understand that modesty encompasses both attitude and clothing. Shyness is key here-shyness in clothing and shyness in behavior. 2. **Beware of Shaytan’s Tricks:** Shaytan won't physically uncover your beauty, but he will influence you to beautify your cover. Stay away from attempting to look cute with makeup, long painted nails, high heels, tight and short scarves that don’t cover your chest loosely, tight sleeves, belts that show your waist, flashy colors, pants, and jewelry. 3. **Understand True Modesty:** Consider the reward of being truly modest. Why go through the effort of covering your head but wear tight clothing? The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “There are two types of the people of Hell that I have not seen: people with whips like the tails of oxen with which they beat the people, and women who are clothed yet naked, swaying, and making others incline to them; their heads are like the humps of camels, leaning to one side. They will not enter Paradise nor smell its fragrance, even though its fragrance can be detected from such-and-such a distance” (Sahih Muslim, Book 37, Hadith 2128). This refers to women who wear tight clothes that outline their bodies or transparent garments that do not properly cover their skin, thus being "clothed yet naked". The Quran mentions *khumur* (24:31), which is a long head covering akin to a veil, and *jalabibihina* (33:59), which means a single loose piece of clothing similar to what we call a jilbab today. 4. **Reflect on Quranic Guidance:** The Quran advises not to expose your adornment (24:31). The Arabic word *zeenatahunna* is often translated as "adornment" but includes both natural beauty (like hair or body shape) and that which a woman uses to beautify herself (PERFUME, clothing, jewelry, etc.). It is also important to remember the prohibition of wearing perfume when encountering non-mahram men. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “Any woman who applies perfume then passes by people so that they can smell her fragrance, then she is an adulteress” (Sunan an-Nasa’i, Book 48, Hadith 31). This emphasizes the importance of not attracting attention through scent, which is part of maintaining modesty. If you have any doubts, read the Tafsir or refer to the Quran published by Saheeh International, which includes helpful footnotes. 5. **Body Movements and Voice Pitch:** Be aware of your conduct, your demeanour, how your body moves in public and the pitch of your voice when speaking. The way you carry yourself and the tone you use should reflect modesty and respect. The Quran warned against beautifying the voice to sound sweeter as it can be a form of unnecessary attention. The Quran advises in Surah Al-Ahzab (33:32): “O wives of the Prophet, you are not like anyone among women. If you fear Allah, then do not be soft in speech [to non-mahram men], lest he in whose heart is disease should covet, but speak with appropriate speech.” This verse advises women not to speak in a soft or alluring manner to avoid attracting the wrong kind of attention. This principle is often extended to the general behavior and demeanor of Muslim women. 6. **Avoid Innovations in Religion:** Introducing innovations (bid'ah) into Islam is dangerous as it can lead believers away from the true teachings of the Quran and Sunnah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) warned against such practices, emphasizing that every innovation is a misguidance, and every misguidance leads to the Hellfire. Sticking to the authentic teachings ensures that we maintain the purity and integrity of our faith. 7. **Adapting Kafirun Clothes:** It is not appropriate to adapt the clothes of the kafirun to fit Islamic standards. Muslims have their own distinct garments, and the teachings of Islam reinforce that we should not try to look like the kafirun. Embracing our own clothing traditions helps maintain our unique identity and adherence to Islamic principles. 8. **Who Are You Beautifying Yourself For?:** Think about it-who are you beautifying yourself for? This is not for Allah, rather for Abdullah. If you do this, what’s the difference between your way of dressing and the way of the kafirun? Female garments in Islam have two purposes: to show that you are a Muslim and to maintain modesty in both behavior and appearance.
Ya Allah make it easier for me and all muslims to become true muslims Ya ALLAH give magfirah and jannatul firdous to every muslim who has passed away and give shifa to every sick living thing and turn all our sins into good deeds and make this life and hereafter easier for us that are still alive and give us afiyah and jannatul firdous and make us good muslims and give iman to all non muslims Allahumma Ameen ❤❤ Jazakumullahu khairan Guys copy this dua and share it with everyone❤️ Dyu
I agree with Sheikh, Women don’t give khutbas. Islam clearly defines men and women roles and they must be abide by. However, political participation takes many forms and doesn’t always/just happen within the walls of the Masjid. And women do have their role to play. I kindly ask Sheikh Assim to try to not associate messy hair with Afro. Afro is a valued hairstyle with political, social, cultural, even ideological meaning for our black Muslims sisters and brothers. I do not doubt Sheikh Assim’s intentions. I know he means well for all muslims around the world. May Allah bless him, his family and rewards him for his efforts. JazakAllah Khair
@@maryammary3494 It seems you did not understand my point. Please read again all my comment and if you have any question or need clarification please do ask. Let’s be mindful not to start a senseless quarrel / bickering here. That would be disrespectful to Sheikh Assim and his work.
@@maryammary3494 I will trust Sheikh Assim’s judgment on what I said. I also trust he never said he knows everything. We can all learn and benefit from each other.
@@maryammary3494 No, i didn’t pick this up and I do not want to create drama. The opposite. I’m also aware of the other lectures you are referring to. And some of those were picked on by others on social media, on different platforms and it started a controversy on Sheikh’s character. I do not want that to happen again. This is social media. Things get out of hand fast. As his students, we can not stay silent if I see something that be harmful or divert the focus from his teachings. I hope this clarifies my comment and intention.
Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatu My Dear Brother, May Allah reward you bountifully for all of your time and effort in educating us on very important issues. My dear brother, I am an African American Muslim woman. African Americans experience much discrimination and racism from non-Muslims based upon our skin color, hair texture, and other physical features. We know non-Muslims are not knowledgeable of our dear Prophet Muhammad's (saw) last sermon in which he says: ". . .All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a White has no superiority over a Black nor a Black has any superiority over a White except by piety and good action . . ." Unfortunately, sometimes we experience discrimination and racism from our dear Muslim brothers and sisters as well. I'm certain, my dear brother, you had no ill intent when you made the comment about "afro". However, for many African Americans who wear afros (as well as those who do not), the comment was extremely offensive. I am writing this comment, because racism has not been eliminated from the world stage. We must all do our effort to help educate others against what the Prophet (saw) called "ignorance", according to hadith. I want those who laughed when you made the comment and others who might actually practice discrimination against people of brown hues, and curly or coily hair texture to understand how words can have a hurtful emotional impact and how we must be careful with our words, inshaAllah. May Allah forgive me, as well, for any shortcomings in my speech. May He bless us all to enjoy one another's company in Firdouse some day where there will be no animosity, discrimination, uncomfortableness, or problems. Ameen.
My mission is to clear peoples taughts about islam. For example some people think that islam is about killing and hitting women, but in reality it is the most beautiful and peaceful religion.
I have knowledge on every religion to some extent. But among all i think islam is the most practical one.. Not the faar orthodox,, wahhabi cult or the "liberal" leftist Islam.. The middle on.. It is the beautiful practical one and it is the ultimate Truth
This is silly. You're trying to persuade someone on the internet for something about their religion? Why not step it up and go to a knowledgeable scholar and try to do the same thing? You're not scared, are you? Instead you're trying to prey on random TH-camrs. Why not have this debate in front of a crowd instead of a keyboard? You should be more sincere. It can be assumed that you'll probably spread propogands and lies to other beloevers.
Aisha pbuh didn't gave any public speech doesn't means that a women cannot give dawah because there is no mention in the Qur'an or hadith prohibiting it. The only problem is patriarchal norms that restrict a women within 4 walls. Islam teaches us to respect women and their identity and have rights to them not restricting them
If anyone preach Islam like they did, there shouldn’t be any problem. But no woman can maintain segregation from men joining politics in today's world.
Aisha, a woman companion of the Prophet Muhammad, is an example of a woman who gave dawah. She spoke to the public about Islam, even to men, while covering her awrah.
As a young american woman convert, this is for sure the truth , if you just read quran and and sunnah you will find this truth , its not hard, allah made jannah easy for us. look at Maryam a.s. she was not a political leader. Or acting like a prophet going around spreading dawah to non mahram men, making khutbahs, speeches, etc. yet she was most beloved by Allah s.w.t , she was more loved for her obedience and worship of prayers and dhikir ,mashallah
Asak, to those reading the comments women can be involved in politics and were at the time of the prophet as there are many authentic hadiths in Bukhari & Muslim, not to the extent that men were but they still had a role. They can also teach men about Islam and Hadith as there many examples throughout Islamic history showcasing that. BUT it must be while maintaining ISLAMIC boundaries and teachings which very different then the modern day climate. There are many scholars on TH-cam who have posted about this and there are various opinions on the role of women in the community and not just in the house.
As-Shifa bint Abdullah was a female companion of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and was appointed by the second Caliph Umar as the first Minister of Finance. She excelled in this role and was talented in many other fields too. No disrespect to the Sheikh but i found tbe answers given to be dismissive rather than helpful.
Was there a conflict between Aisha and Ali, why? Answer Lofty examples of Sahabahs’ (Radiallahu anhum) dissent The Battle of Jamal was such a severe battle that according to Tareekh-al- Khamees, twenty thousand men were killed. Just before the commencement of hostilities, Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) stepped in front of his soldiers and called Sayyidina Zubayr (Radiallahu anhu) from the opposing ranks. He too stepped forward. They embraced each other and wept. Then Ali (Radiallahu anhu) asked: “What is that thing that induced you to come to this place to engage me in battle?” Zubayr (Radiallahu anhu) replied: “Revenge for the blood of Sayyidina Uthman (Radiallahu anhu) For a time they continued the conversation. This was the behaviour of the two opponents, ready with drawn swords to fight it out to the end. (Kitabul-Imaammati - wal - Siyaasah) Thereafter the battle started. Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) was victorious and many of the opposing soldiers were taken as prisoners-of-war. Many of Ali’s (Radiallahu anhu) men insisted that the prisoners should be killed, but he did not agree with their views. On the contrary, he accepted oaths of allegiance from them and pardoned them. He declared their goods to he spoils of war but refused that they be made captives of war. His men argued that as their goods and possessions were declared spoils of war, their persons too should be captives. Initially Ali (Radiallahu anhu) refused but when his men insisted, he said: “Tell me, who of you is prepared to take as his share your mother, Aysha (Radiallahu anha), and make her your slave maid?” They exclaimed: “Nastaghfirullah! we seek pardon from Allah from such a thing.” Then Ali (Radiallahu anhu) said: “And I also seek Allah’s pardon from such a thing. ” Now I ask you, do we also protect the honour and respect of our opponents like that? Forget about taking up the sword and fighting. That is something else. In cases of minor differences of opinion are we worried about not attaching the honour and dignity of those who dispute with us as these people did even in battle? Thereafter Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) saw the body of Muhammed bin Talha (Radiallahu anhu) laying. He exclaimed: “May Allah have mercy upon you. You were indeed a very devout person, staying awake at night in prayer, fasting continuously even at the times of greatest heat.” During the battle it so happened that the camel of Sayyidah Aysha (Radiallahu anha) was wounded, and fell. Ali (Radiallahu anhu) said: “See whether the mother of the faithful has been wounded.” (Tabari) Sayyidah Aysha’s (Radiallahu anha) brother Muhammad bin Abu Bakr (Radiallahu anhu), fighting on Ali’s (Radiallahu anhu) side, promptly went forward to inquire: “Have you been injured?” Then Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) himself came to the howdah upon the camel and said: “Dear mother, have you suffered any injury? May Allah pardon your fault.” She replied: “May Allah forgive your fault also.” (Tabari)
even I'm thinking to repent and make all my videos private of dawah and if I want to teach Quran Tafsir then surely I'll learn animation and teach through animations or nature cinematic videos rather than "displaying" myself on social media even if I'm in hijab and niqab
It’s hilarious how so many women these days open their face and talk about deen like they forget even men are on social media. How can you guide others when your own modesty is in question?
Did you know what the Prophet (Peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) when the Persia chose the Daughter of Khosrau as their (Queen) and Leader?? check Sahih al-bukhari 7099..
But it is better for them to stay at home... problem arrived with free mixing.. there's no problem women going out with niqab but most of them go uncovered and free mix...men and women free mixing is like fuel to fire nothing else:)
@@Idkkk555 this is an issue of dispute among scholars,many of the scholars say niqab is mandatory.sheikh assim also views this:) and I too think it's the most logical and more correct opinion
(Muhammad Abubakar from Pakistan) ->Sheikh I have a question that behind the Imam, we follow him or sunnah in fard prayer because at many mosques people and imam don't follows the steps of prayer according to sunnah.(like "hands on chest" or "rafaeyadan") And also consider this hadeith. """ Narrated Anas bin Malik: Once Allah's Apostle fell off a horse and his leg or shoulder got injured. He swore that he would not go to his wives for one month and he stayed in a Mashruba [??] (attic room) having stairs made of date palm trunks. So his companions came to visit him, and he led them in prayer sitting, whereas his companions were standing. When he finished the prayer, he said, Imam is meant to be followed, so when he says 'Allahu Akbar,' say 'Allahu Akbar' and when he bows, bow and when he prostrates, prostrate and if he prays standing pray, standing. After the 29th day the Prophet came down (from the attic room) and the people asked him, O Allah's Apostle! You swore that you will not go to your wives for one month. He said, The month is 29 days. (Sahih Bukhari#378 THE BOOK OF AS-SALAT (THE PRAYER). Status: صحیح)"""
Dear 'Sheikh Imam Hakeem', (sometimes actually I think things 'get more humorous than be political!!!' this is one of them! As.....'In England Whenever you get 'A Taxi Or A Cab' ride Anywhere at 'Any one time!!! Yes the 'driver' is nearly Always a man. But in England he is Always from 'Every different Culture or Race of Person in the World Asia, sometimes Chinese, African, Saudi, Pakistani, Indian, Iraqi. Palestinian, Polish, Libyan, or yeah just English. Everybody from Around the World drives the cabs. !!! But. When I get a lift somewhere, then there are generally 'four things', 'that I do 'open my big mouth' to say as a Girl. Well, this is that firstly I tell him, that 'I believe in God's Islam, and that I am happy to respect a man's position as the one that God designed to be the more dominant one over me. God designed by nature this Way, And so I have 'Got No Desires or needs or compulsions, to Want to Ever push a Word into Any dominant Attitude. 'but then the second thing that I often say is , 'Even if a person has An Alternative Opinion from me, then I must still respect him, 'as the Man', And The Only Correct form of Democracy 'that should be in England', 'or anywhere else', is to 'listen in silence And Respect 'to What the other person's Alternative of Opinion is'. And thirdly that : Well that I just believe that , 'there is No democracy Without 'the voice of 'Every Single Race and Culture of person to be placed to the highest value of a Country'. And there is No strength to the World Without 'ALL the voices of All the Cultures of the Men to be in An Equal Power contribution With Each other', As in God's Islam ..."to mean Absolute Equality'. (As only then Will be Male Unity. Peace. Profitability And No Conflict) And so, if you Want some humour??? then this is What I sometimes ' Open my mouth to say as a Woman!!! But I Am In God's Islam, Always Referring to the Respect to the Authority of the man whenever I say these things. Although I hm 'think a lot', and hm I feel that I have a mind, I still feel that I am in obedience to 'the Sheikh's dawah??? but maybe others Will 'Agree or Not With this!!!?
Assalamu alaikum warahmathullahi wabarakaathuhu assim bhai kindly turn off you comments as you did before. Most people don't like you speaking facts so turn off comments so that people don't fight over their points in your comment section.
O Allah, I seek refuge with You from the torment of Hell, and I seek refuge with You from the torment of the grave, and (I seek refuge with You) from the trials of life and death, and (I see refuge with you) from the evil of tribulation of Masih Ad-Dajjal (antichrist)
Haha what! Ive never seen this or heard this, aisha is taking muhammeds place or what? A leader of a band of men in war? You are confusing joan of ark, a supposed christian woman
Don't doubt his intention without knowing. He thinks best for all muslims round the world. Africa is the gem of Islamic civilisation. The religiosity and iman level of people in Somalia, Mauritania, Mali is praiseworthy. Sheikh means the best for all muslims round the world
I don't He's not talking about that afro he's talking about frizzy hair. Women don't want to do their hair so they just cover. Which is not for the sake of Allah.
Dear 'Sheikh Hakeem', Would you mind ? If ? I Refer to.'your authority As 'A Man, A Sheikh, And A God's Muslim Imam', upon this issue ? Then I shall be Grateful for this'. As ...'it is my belief that : 'The Saudi Sheikh Imam', 'is the only one Who can....Give to 'His fellow continent African Brother....'The Fairness Of Equality of Trade In God's Islam, better than 'Any Other Foreign Nation of Person. the Saudi is the only one Who could be fair to Islamic Welfare Of People, To better Wage, infrastructure, University, or Living and Working safety standard. Therefore it should be Saudi Who is the caretaker and negotiator 'for All fair trade to come through to the help of Africa. And so Also 'referring to What the sheikh Refers to As 'In The Authority of the Men'. If All men come together into Equal Unity of Peace Summit. Then the Economic prosperity will flow much better here. And this time if ??? The Saudi were to decide? that he Could sit around the table With All Of the African leaders for the talks ? then for sure. Only the Saudi could show in the better Wisdom of his Ways that : If? the leader of Niger, Were given Totally fair Islamic Wage return for his asset of trade. then this could speed up the Global market Flow. And so Even American, or Putin, nobody Else, Would Ever need to oppose this . All could Ease off and know that this Would be better for Everybody. I Want to put this before you, because I also believe that this increases security for Saudi and Peace. Shared prosperity is the only Way to stop Wars. (but this is not a Political letter !!! it is just simple from What my heart feels)
God's Islam. Fairer trade. No Capitalism . Fairer Wage to People Increases infrastructure of economy. Fairer God's Islamic trade, makes the returns Grow Bigger 1000+ times. this is in the heart, not the politics.
There is no such thing as Wahhabism there has never been a sect or a school of thought(madhab) by the name of Wahhabism this word in itself is blasphemous it comes from one of the names of Allah (SWT) Al-Wahab which means the bestower this word was made as an insult to the great hanbali scholar Mohammed bin Abdulwahab which means the Servent of the bestower the sufis and the kuffar, munafiqqen who hated him for destroying their Biddas(innovations) and stopping them from worshipping graves started insulting his name by calling him Wahhabi not knowing that their insulting one of Allah (SWT) names he never made a new sect he was among ahul alsunnah wajamauh he also never made a new madhab he followed the hanbali madhab.
Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam taught this and the Mothers of the Believers' didn't do it and you're calling them wrong. Do you even know that Al Wahhab is Allah's name. Inshallah all the deviants will be judged on accordingly on the day if judgement and then you guys won't have time to do anything. May Allah guide us to the right path. Please follow Qur'an and sunnah.
@rtrt you are obviously scum trapped under the munafiq thoughts similar with khawarij which hate the Sunnah of Rasulullah Shalallahu Alaihi Wassalam. The wahabi definitely doesn't exist. It is created by syiah, super sufi, and british and most probably you are one of them which are not accepted Sunnah Rasulullah. Your idiot mindset is over. Now plenty people have understood which wrong and right thru the Sunnah of Rasulullah from the sahih hadith and become the follower of the salafi manhaj. Go to your group and tell them your scum concept is over.
Don't just make a silly and meaningless comment. If you know about a Sahih hadith or a verse from the Quran that contradicts what he says then state it here so we can reflect and discuss.
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as a woman, i found his answer quite gentle and balanced. Point made v wisely!
Gentle if you are happy to be treated as a separate species who is supposed stay shut up in your home.
@@maryammary3494 how would you know? It’s not reported in other countries.
@@maryammary3494 actually free mixing allows us to learn how to treat each other like fellow humans rather than like a different species. You should see the Arabic Muslim men when they come to this country. They are the worst womanizers we have ever seen becuase they don’t know how to relate to women in a respectful or normal manner.
@@tracywillow5359 all you can do is to throw bad assumptions at someone, you can't accept that a woman thinks he said something good it doesn't fit your world view and narrative of islam
@@tracywillow5359 Feeling insecure are we?
Iove this sheikh, he is Soo fierce and straightforward Allahumma Barik lahu💫
All praise belongs to Allah, the lord of worlds.
الحمد لله رب العالمين ☝️
MasyaAllah. Jazakallahu khayran sheikh
i love his catchphrase "what is thiss?" 😂
May Allah bless Assim Alhakeem and every one of us ❤❤Ameen
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ASA. I agree, and I'm not that religious. I enjoy learning and explaining Islam to other women. You usually have a bond and can talk to them easily. I like being a woman. I dont want to be mucho like a man. I understand we do have to be strong sometimes because of our circumstances, but let them take care of us. This is a blessing from Allah s.w.t.
Masha Allah 🎉
SubhanAllah
May Allah save us from sins and forgive us our sins Ameen
I love this sheikh
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This man is completely glossing over the lives of Aisha and the other woman companions. Aisha was most certainly involved in politics, even going into battles. She also gave Dawah, which can be given in a multitude of different forms, not just Khutbah in an official organized service. Aisha talked to the public multiple times throughout her life-of course, she did it while her awrah was covered or unseen (“from behind a curtain”), but she definitely did engage in dialogue about Islam, even to men (she taught Masruq - see al-Bukhari no. 5566 and Muslim no. 5566). Let us not ignore the example and legacy of female scholarship that has been passed down through the woman companions…
When did she address the ummah publicly? She went to war did anyone saw her? May Allah be pleased with her
Yes i shoudl definitely believe a random youtube comment from youtube instead of a sheikh
lol she went to war with a curtain (hijab) compulsory upon her? Please, as a muslima, accept the willing of Allah, submit to it, stop bringing the pride, women already have granted the best position between man and woman, we have more rights! What else you want?
@@That-Isnt-IslamYeah hijab is compulsory according to Quran.
@@istibey*Hijab* is not the right term to use but rather *khumur* & *jalabibihina* as the Quran states because:
The term **hijab** (33:53) in its original Quranic context refers a physical barrier or curtain, only for the wives of the Prophet Muhammad. However, nowadays, the word **hijab** is commonly used to describe the headscarf worn by Muslim women. Misplacing terms and giving them new meaning in Islam is bida (innovation) therefore, very wrong.
learn how to cover yourself correctly by referring to the Quran and Hadith. Say no to trendy hijab styles and don't get influenced by the media. Here’s how you can achieve proper modesty:
1. **Learn About Haya (Modesty):** Understand that modesty encompasses both attitude and clothing. Shyness is key here-shyness in clothing and shyness in behavior.
2. **Beware of Shaytan’s Tricks:** Shaytan won't physically uncover your beauty, but he will influence you to beautify your cover. Stay away from attempting to look cute with makeup, long painted nails, high heels, tight and short scarves that don’t cover your chest loosely, tight sleeves, belts that show your waist, flashy colors, pants, and jewelry.
3. **Understand True Modesty:** Consider the reward of being truly modest. Why go through the effort of covering your head but wear tight clothing? The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “There are two types of the people of Hell that I have not seen: people with whips like the tails of oxen with which they beat the people, and women who are clothed yet naked, swaying, and making others incline to them; their heads are like the humps of camels, leaning to one side. They will not enter Paradise nor smell its fragrance, even though its fragrance can be detected from such-and-such a distance” (Sahih Muslim, Book 37, Hadith 2128). This refers to women who wear tight clothes that outline their bodies or transparent garments that do not properly cover their skin, thus being "clothed yet naked". The Quran mentions *khumur* (24:31), which is a long head covering akin to a veil, and *jalabibihina* (33:59), which means a single loose piece of clothing similar to what we call a jilbab today.
4. **Reflect on Quranic Guidance:** The Quran advises not to expose your adornment (24:31). The Arabic word *zeenatahunna* is often translated as "adornment" but includes both natural beauty (like hair or body shape) and that which a woman uses to beautify herself (PERFUME, clothing, jewelry, etc.).
It is also important to remember the prohibition of wearing perfume when encountering non-mahram men. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “Any woman who applies perfume then passes by people so that they can smell her fragrance, then she is an adulteress” (Sunan an-Nasa’i, Book 48, Hadith 31). This emphasizes the importance of not attracting attention through scent, which is part of maintaining modesty.
If you have any doubts, read the Tafsir or refer to the Quran published by Saheeh International, which includes helpful footnotes.
5. **Body Movements and Voice Pitch:** Be aware of your conduct, your demeanour, how your body moves in public and the pitch of your voice when speaking. The way you carry yourself and the tone you use should reflect modesty and respect. The Quran warned against beautifying the voice to sound sweeter as it can be a form of unnecessary attention.
The Quran advises in Surah Al-Ahzab (33:32):
“O wives of the Prophet, you are not like anyone among women. If you fear Allah, then do not be soft in speech [to non-mahram men], lest he in whose heart is disease should covet, but speak with appropriate speech.”
This verse advises women not to speak in a soft or alluring manner to avoid attracting the wrong kind of attention. This principle is often extended to the general behavior and demeanor of Muslim women.
6. **Avoid Innovations in Religion:** Introducing innovations (bid'ah) into Islam is dangerous as it can lead believers away from the true teachings of the Quran and Sunnah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) warned against such practices, emphasizing that every innovation is a misguidance, and every misguidance leads to the Hellfire. Sticking to the authentic teachings ensures that we maintain the purity and integrity of our faith.
7. **Adapting Kafirun Clothes:** It is not appropriate to adapt the clothes of the kafirun to fit Islamic standards. Muslims have their own distinct garments, and the teachings of Islam reinforce that we should not try to look like the kafirun. Embracing our own clothing traditions helps maintain our unique identity and adherence to Islamic principles.
8. **Who Are You Beautifying Yourself For?:** Think about it-who are you beautifying yourself for? This is not for Allah, rather for Abdullah. If you do this, what’s the difference between your way of dressing and the way of the kafirun? Female garments in Islam have two purposes: to show that you are a Muslim and to maintain modesty in both behavior and appearance.
Mash'Allahu Salam from west Africa the Gambia
Well you know how it goes; there's always someone somewhere who thinks they're the exception to the rule.
right some women think they are better than our mothers and therefore they should be called Queens of politics
Agreed
@@alalnajjar2187islam has no women but slaves।
Ya Allah make it easier for me and all muslims to become true muslims Ya ALLAH give magfirah and jannatul firdous to every muslim who has passed away and give shifa to every sick living thing and turn all our sins into good deeds and make this life and hereafter easier for us that are still alive and give us afiyah and jannatul firdous and make us good muslims and give iman to all non muslims
Allahumma Ameen ❤❤
Jazakumullahu khairan
Guys copy this dua and share it with everyone❤️
Dyu
Who the fuck is allah
In our days our masculinty and the femininity of women is forgotten about, may ALLAH give us strength.
may winnie the poo give me strength
@@MistyAndBonnie you're actually putting your ownself in trouble
@@MistyAndBonnie you cannot handle a temperature of 300F so what about 3000000F in hell?
@@karimtemri1664 such a violent and aggressive religion as demonstrated here
@@MistyAndBonnie Christianity also believes in the fire and brimstone try again
I agree with Sheikh, Women don’t give khutbas. Islam clearly defines men and women roles and they must be abide by. However, political participation takes many forms and doesn’t always/just happen within the walls of the Masjid. And women do have their role to play.
I kindly ask Sheikh Assim to try to not associate messy hair with Afro.
Afro is a valued hairstyle with political, social, cultural, even ideological meaning for our black Muslims sisters and brothers.
I do not doubt Sheikh Assim’s intentions. I know he means well for all muslims around the world. May Allah bless him, his family and rewards him for his efforts. JazakAllah Khair
@@maryammary3494 It seems you did not understand my point. Please read again all my comment and if you have any question or need clarification please do ask. Let’s be mindful not to start a senseless quarrel / bickering here. That would be disrespectful to Sheikh Assim and his work.
@@maryammary3494 I will trust Sheikh Assim’s judgment on what I said. I also trust he never said he knows everything. We can all learn and benefit from each other.
@@maryammary3494 No, i didn’t pick this up and I do not want to create drama. The opposite. I’m also aware of the other lectures you are referring to. And some of those were picked on by others on social media, on different platforms and it started a controversy on Sheikh’s character. I do not want that to happen again. This is social media. Things get out of hand fast. As his students, we can not stay silent if I see something that be harmful or divert the focus from his teachings. I hope this clarifies my comment and intention.
@@maryammary3494 Insha’Allah
Alayhi Salatu Wa Salam ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Mr point blank very straightforward
Best guy speaks the truth! Brave only fears Allah
Rodiallahu Tahala Aniha ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
I totally agree with you sheikh....
outta Gambia
Indonesia got talent.😊
FACTS 100%
Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatu My Dear Brother, May Allah reward you bountifully for all of your time and effort in educating us on very important issues. My dear brother, I am an African American Muslim woman. African Americans experience much discrimination and racism from non-Muslims based upon our skin color, hair texture, and other physical features. We know non-Muslims are not knowledgeable of our dear Prophet Muhammad's (saw) last sermon in which he says: ". . .All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a White has no superiority over a Black nor a Black has any superiority over a White except by piety and good action . . ."
Unfortunately, sometimes we experience discrimination and racism from our dear Muslim brothers and sisters as well. I'm certain, my dear brother, you had no ill intent when you made the comment about "afro". However, for many African Americans who wear afros (as well as those who do not), the comment was extremely offensive. I am writing this comment, because racism has not been eliminated from the world stage. We must all do our effort to help educate others against what the Prophet (saw) called "ignorance", according to hadith. I want those who laughed when you made the comment and others who might actually practice discrimination against people of brown hues, and curly or coily hair texture to understand how words can have a hurtful emotional impact and how we must be careful with our words, inshaAllah. May Allah forgive me, as well, for any shortcomings in my speech. May He bless us all to enjoy one another's company in Firdouse some day where there will be no animosity, discrimination, uncomfortableness, or problems. Ameen.
My mission is to clear peoples taughts about islam. For example some people think that islam is about killing and hitting women, but in reality it is the most beautiful and peaceful religion.
@@moneyheist_- whether you like it or not, islam will always be a beautiful and peaceful religion. That is what we Muslims think.
I have knowledge on every religion to some extent. But among all i think islam is the most practical one.. Not the faar orthodox,, wahhabi cult or the "liberal" leftist Islam.. The middle on.. It is the beautiful practical one and it is the ultimate Truth
@@moneyheist_-yes
This is silly. You're trying to persuade someone on the internet for something about their religion? Why not step it up and go to a knowledgeable scholar and try to do the same thing? You're not scared, are you? Instead you're trying to prey on random TH-camrs. Why not have this debate in front of a crowd instead of a keyboard? You should be more sincere. It can be assumed that you'll probably spread propogands and lies to other beloevers.
i belive in ben 10 may he give me strenth in this world as i am unable to walk alone
We have many sisters in somalia where women recording themselves giving lectures about islam. And the shaykhs are over there are slient about it.😢
Aisha pbuh didn't gave any public speech doesn't means that a women cannot give dawah because there is no mention in the Qur'an or hadith prohibiting it. The only problem is patriarchal norms that restrict a women within 4 walls. Islam teaches us to respect women and their identity and have rights to them not restricting them
If anyone preach Islam like they did, there shouldn’t be any problem. But no woman can maintain segregation from men joining politics in today's world.
Aisha, a woman companion of the Prophet Muhammad, is an example of a woman who gave dawah. She spoke to the public about Islam, even to men, while covering her awrah.
As a young american woman convert, this is for sure the truth , if you just read quran and and sunnah you will find this truth , its not hard, allah made jannah easy for us.
look at Maryam a.s. she was not a political leader. Or acting like a prophet going around spreading dawah to non mahram men, making khutbahs, speeches, etc. yet she was most beloved by Allah s.w.t , she was more loved for her obedience and worship of prayers and dhikir ,mashallah
Best job a woman can have is Making Great Leaders
Asak, to those reading the comments women can be involved in politics and were at the time of the prophet as there are many authentic hadiths in Bukhari & Muslim, not to the extent that men were but they still had a role. They can also teach men about Islam and Hadith as there many examples throughout Islamic history showcasing that. BUT it must be while maintaining ISLAMIC boundaries and teachings which very different then the modern day climate. There are many scholars on TH-cam who have posted about this and there are various opinions on the role of women in the community and not just in the house.
A sister only can give dawah to pther sisters.
As-Shifa bint Abdullah was a female companion of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and was appointed by the second Caliph Umar as the first Minister of Finance. She excelled in this role and was talented in many other fields too.
No disrespect to the Sheikh but i found tbe answers given to be dismissive rather than helpful.
Aisha (radhiyAllahu 'anha) did participate in politics, but behind the scenes. She indeed never gave khutba.
@maryammary3494 I think he's referring to the Battle of Jamal
If you're a Muslim Respect mother of muslimeen. Put (rah) after her name.
Was there a conflict between Aisha and Ali, why?
Answer
Lofty examples of Sahabahs’ (Radiallahu anhum) dissent The Battle of Jamal was such a severe battle that according to Tareekh-al- Khamees, twenty thousand men were killed. Just before the commencement of hostilities, Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) stepped in front of his soldiers and called Sayyidina Zubayr (Radiallahu anhu) from the opposing ranks. He too stepped forward. They embraced each other and wept.
Then Ali (Radiallahu anhu) asked: “What is that thing that induced you to come to this place to engage me in battle?” Zubayr (Radiallahu anhu) replied: “Revenge for the blood of Sayyidina Uthman (Radiallahu anhu) For a time they continued the conversation. This was the behaviour of the two opponents, ready with drawn swords to fight it out to the end. (Kitabul-Imaammati - wal - Siyaasah)
Thereafter the battle started. Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) was victorious and many of the opposing soldiers were taken as prisoners-of-war. Many of Ali’s (Radiallahu anhu) men insisted that the prisoners should be killed, but he did not agree with their views. On the contrary, he accepted oaths of allegiance from them and pardoned them. He declared their goods to he spoils of war but refused that they be made captives of war. His men argued that as their goods and possessions were declared spoils of war, their persons too should be captives.
Initially Ali (Radiallahu anhu) refused but when his men insisted, he said:
“Tell me, who of you is prepared to take as his share your mother, Aysha (Radiallahu anha), and make her your slave maid?”
They exclaimed: “Nastaghfirullah! we seek pardon from Allah from such a thing.”
Then Ali (Radiallahu anhu) said: “And I also seek Allah’s pardon from such a thing. ” Now I ask you, do we also protect the honour and respect of our opponents like that? Forget about taking up the sword and fighting. That is something else. In cases of minor differences of opinion are we worried about not attaching the honour and dignity of those who dispute with us as these people did even in battle?
Thereafter Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) saw the body of Muhammed bin Talha (Radiallahu anhu) laying. He exclaimed: “May Allah have mercy upon you. You were indeed a very devout person, staying awake at night in prayer, fasting continuously even at the times of greatest heat.” During the battle it so happened that the camel of Sayyidah Aysha (Radiallahu anha) was wounded, and fell. Ali (Radiallahu anhu) said: “See whether the mother of the faithful has been wounded.” (Tabari)
Sayyidah Aysha’s (Radiallahu anha) brother Muhammad bin Abu Bakr (Radiallahu anhu), fighting on Ali’s (Radiallahu anhu) side, promptly went forward to inquire: “Have you been injured?” Then Sayyidina Ali (Radiallahu anhu) himself came to the howdah upon the camel and said: “Dear mother, have you suffered any injury? May Allah pardon your fault.” She replied: “May Allah forgive your fault also.” (Tabari)
even I'm thinking to repent and make all my videos private of dawah and if I want to teach Quran Tafsir then surely I'll learn animation and teach through animations or nature cinematic videos rather than "displaying" myself on social media even if I'm in hijab and niqab
It’s hilarious how so many women these days open their face and talk about deen like they forget even men are on social media. How can you guide others when your own modesty is in question?
Men don’t hide from women
Read Quran Women can be involved in politics and even leadership roles
Where is it in quran? I havent seen any ayats talk about this exactly before, and ive read the whole quran several times
No it doesnt. Keep ur feministic narratives for urself. Women must stay at home. Read surah al Ahzaab
1:56: 28
m.th-cam.com/video/6j_6NIFeotA/w-d-xo.html
The whole speech is excellent but I understand it may be too long for others.
@@Biekoebrother you said it in not the best way. You’re talking like Muslim women can’t go out.
Did you know what the Prophet (Peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) when the Persia chose the Daughter of Khosrau as their (Queen) and Leader??
check Sahih al-bukhari 7099..
Allahumma barik, MashaAllah TabarakAllah
One question: can a women do any kind of job? Even when they're fully covered while going outside?
Will it go against the teaching of islam?
How can he say that when Aisha RA was involved in politics
Everything got ruined when women started leaving their homes
No, it isn’t haram to leave your house.
But it is better for them to stay at home... problem arrived with free mixing.. there's no problem women going out with niqab but most of them go uncovered and free mix...men and women free mixing is like fuel to fire nothing else:)
@@layman-niqab isn’t mandatory!!! Only hijab is so plz educate urself.
@@Idkkk555 this is an issue of dispute among scholars,many of the scholars say niqab is mandatory.sheikh assim also views this:) and I too think it's the most logical and more correct opinion
@@layman-ell, why Sheikh Al-Albani after studying stated that Niqab is recommended, not mandatory but Sheikh Assim admires him?🤔🤔
people love blurring the lines.
(Muhammad Abubakar from Pakistan)
->Sheikh I have a question that behind the Imam, we follow him or sunnah in fard prayer because at many mosques people and imam don't follows the steps of prayer according to sunnah.(like "hands on chest" or "rafaeyadan") And also consider this hadeith.
""" Narrated Anas bin Malik: Once Allah's Apostle fell off a horse and his leg or shoulder got injured. He swore that he would not go to his wives for one month and he stayed in a Mashruba [??] (attic room) having stairs made of date palm trunks. So his companions came to visit him, and he led them in prayer sitting, whereas his companions were standing. When he finished the prayer, he said, Imam is meant to be followed, so when he says 'Allahu Akbar,' say 'Allahu Akbar' and when he bows, bow and when he prostrates, prostrate and if he prays standing pray, standing. After the 29th day the Prophet came down (from the attic room) and the people asked him, O Allah's Apostle! You swore that you will not go to your wives for one month. He said, The month is 29 days.
(Sahih Bukhari#378
THE BOOK OF AS-SALAT (THE PRAYER).
Status: صحیح)"""
Where is the question?
Mother Aishah use to teach after prophet saw! I'm tired of this all boys club of Islamic preachers.
I'm not even muslim but even i know what he said was correct. I doubt ur muslim
Dear 'Sheikh Imam Hakeem', (sometimes actually I think things 'get more humorous than be political!!!' this is one of them! As.....'In England Whenever you get 'A Taxi Or A Cab' ride Anywhere at
'Any one time!!! Yes the 'driver' is nearly Always a man. But in England he is Always from 'Every different Culture or Race of Person in the World Asia, sometimes Chinese, African, Saudi, Pakistani, Indian, Iraqi. Palestinian, Polish, Libyan, or yeah just English. Everybody from Around the World drives the cabs. !!! But. When I get a lift somewhere, then there are generally 'four things', 'that I do 'open my big mouth' to say as a Girl. Well, this is that firstly I tell him, that 'I believe in God's Islam, and that I am happy to respect a man's position as the one that God designed to be the more dominant one over me. God designed by nature this Way, And so I have 'Got No Desires or needs or compulsions, to Want to Ever push a Word into Any dominant Attitude. 'but then the second thing that I often say is , 'Even if a person has An Alternative Opinion from me, then I must still respect him, 'as the Man', And The Only Correct form of Democracy 'that should be in England',
'or anywhere else', is to 'listen in silence And Respect 'to What the other person's Alternative of Opinion is'. And thirdly that : Well that I just believe that , 'there is No democracy Without 'the voice of
'Every Single Race and Culture of person to be placed to the highest value of a Country'. And there is No strength to the World Without 'ALL the voices of All the Cultures of the Men to be in An Equal Power contribution With Each other', As in God's Islam ..."to mean Absolute Equality'. (As only then Will be Male Unity. Peace. Profitability And No Conflict)
And so, if you Want some humour??? then this is What I sometimes ' Open my mouth to say as a Woman!!! But I Am In God's Islam, Always Referring to the Respect to the Authority of the man
whenever I say these things. Although I hm 'think a lot', and hm I feel that I have a mind, I still feel that I am in obedience to 'the Sheikh's dawah??? but maybe others Will 'Agree or Not With this!!!?
It's my 1st time to see comments is open now
Assalamu alaikum warahmathullahi wabarakaathuhu assim bhai kindly turn off you comments as you did before.
Most people don't like you speaking facts so turn off comments so that people don't fight over their points in your comment section.
O Allah, I seek refuge with You from the torment of Hell, and I seek refuge with You from the torment of the grave, and (I seek refuge with You) from the trials of life and death, and (I see refuge with you) from the evil of tribulation of Masih Ad-Dajjal (antichrist)
Islam for women is what KFC is for chickens.
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Al hamdulilah
Yet Aisha took thousands of men to war of which hundreds dyed sheikh WAHABI. You are neither right of wrong !
@@maryammary3494 you have two choices. Learn something new or continue to be the same person you were yesterday. I suggest you evolve !
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha what! Ive never seen this or heard this, aisha is taking muhammeds place or what? A leader of a band of men in war?
You are confusing joan of ark, a supposed christian woman
@@emilyhill4488 it called the battle of the camel. Aisha took 13000 men to war against the prophets cousin and son-in-law Ali. She supposedly lost.
Sheik - can some wear clothing with the name of Allah mentioned on it ...Jazak Allah ..
HEY WHATS WRONG WITH MY AFRO???? lol
So why can't men stay in lane too. Why do they give dawah to women n talk to non mahram
Tell that to the Prophet.
Because they are allowed to, we Follow the Quran and sunnah, and you go to the masjid the Men give the lecture not women!
@@fatumahussein9604 lol they arw allowed to chit chat n laugh with opposite gender?? Really madam whats your sources. Islam has same rules for modesty
If people can't tell im. Talking about dawah of the men thesw days who joke around n laugh with opposite gendee. Their dawah is a joke
hate you why?
I’m way too lazy for that anyway
what wrong with afro im hurt as an African
Don't doubt his intention without knowing. He thinks best for all muslims round the world. Africa is the gem of Islamic civilisation. The religiosity and iman level of people in Somalia, Mauritania, Mali is praiseworthy. Sheikh means the best for all muslims round the world
I don't He's not talking about that afro he's talking about frizzy hair. Women don't want to do their hair so they just cover. Which is not for the sake of Allah.
Dear 'Sheikh Hakeem', Would you mind ? If ? I Refer to.'your authority As 'A Man, A Sheikh, And A God's Muslim Imam', upon this issue ? Then I shall be Grateful for this'.
As ...'it is my belief that : 'The Saudi Sheikh Imam', 'is the only one Who can....Give to 'His fellow continent African Brother....'The Fairness Of Equality of Trade In God's Islam, better than
'Any Other Foreign Nation of Person. the Saudi is the only one Who could be fair to Islamic Welfare Of People, To better Wage, infrastructure, University, or Living and Working safety standard.
Therefore it should be Saudi Who is the caretaker and negotiator 'for All fair trade to come through to the help of Africa.
And so Also 'referring to What the sheikh Refers to As 'In The Authority of the Men'. If All men come together into Equal Unity of Peace Summit. Then the Economic prosperity will flow much better here. And this time if ??? The Saudi were to decide? that he Could sit around the table With All Of the African leaders for the talks ? then for sure. Only the Saudi could show in the better Wisdom of his Ways that : If? the leader of Niger, Were given Totally fair Islamic Wage return for his asset of trade. then this could speed up the Global market Flow. And so Even American, or Putin, nobody Else, Would Ever need to oppose this . All could Ease off and know that this Would be better for Everybody.
I Want to put this before you, because I also believe that this increases security for Saudi and Peace. Shared prosperity is the only Way to stop Wars.
(but this is not a Political letter !!! it is just simple from What my heart feels)
God's Islam. Fairer trade. No Capitalism . Fairer Wage to People Increases infrastructure of economy. Fairer God's Islamic trade, makes the returns Grow Bigger 1000+ times.
this is in the heart, not the politics.
Equality in Islam is the only true think
Just here for the feminist comments
Bill Clinton🤣🤣🤣
Backwards
Where is the frontwards?
@@personalprofile1939 not needing to ask such a dumb question
You stay home.
Wow.
@@maryammary3494 I thought the video suggested that women are best to stay at home.
@@maryammary3494 you do know that men are humans like us, right? We are not from different planets.
@@maryammary3494 what’s your point?
So triggered😅
@@Idris.1994.Norway any woman should be irritated hearing that they belong in the home.
This is what Wahhabism teaches not islam
There is no such thing as Wahhabism there has never been a sect or a school of thought(madhab) by the name of Wahhabism this word in itself is blasphemous it comes from one of the names of Allah (SWT) Al-Wahab which means the bestower this word was made as an insult to the great hanbali scholar Mohammed bin Abdulwahab which means the Servent of the bestower the sufis and the kuffar, munafiqqen who hated him for destroying their Biddas(innovations) and stopping them from worshipping graves started insulting his name by calling him Wahhabi not knowing that their insulting one of Allah (SWT) names he never made a new sect he was among ahul alsunnah wajamauh he also never made a new madhab he followed the hanbali madhab.
Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam taught this and the Mothers of the Believers' didn't do it and you're calling them wrong.
Do you even know that Al Wahhab is Allah's name.
Inshallah all the deviants will be judged on accordingly on the day if judgement and then you guys won't have time to do anything. May Allah guide us to the right path. Please follow Qur'an and sunnah.
@rtrt you are obviously scum trapped under the munafiq thoughts similar with khawarij which hate the Sunnah of Rasulullah Shalallahu Alaihi Wassalam.
The wahabi definitely doesn't exist.
It is created by syiah, super sufi, and british and most probably you are one of them which are not accepted Sunnah Rasulullah.
Your idiot mindset is over.
Now plenty people have understood which wrong and right thru the Sunnah of Rasulullah from the sahih hadith and become the follower of the salafi manhaj.
Go to your group and tell them your scum concept is over.
Don't just make a silly and meaningless comment. If you know about a Sahih hadith or a verse from the Quran that contradicts what he says then state it here so we can reflect and discuss.
pov: when you don't have any argument and the fatwa doesn't suit your desires: