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Sep 15, 2026

Pepe EscobarGUEST
11:39
Guess what MBS did in the past 24 hours? He asked Israel to help the Saudis.
Pepe EscobarGUEST
11:49
I'm sure this is what the whole Ummah all over the world needs to know.
Pepe EscobarGUEST
11:57
So in the Arab street and in the Islamic street everywhere, parts of Africa, in Java, in Indonesia, that's all you need to know.
Pepe EscobarGUEST
12:08
The custodian of the two mosques, Mecca and Medina, asks Israel to fight a Muslim nation.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
13:53
So now we get to the relevant stuff.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
13:54
Uh [chuckles], so, um, how does this relate to languages of the Ummah? So first of all, when we think about the very, very big and diverse Ummah that we, um, we live in, um, what are some of the languages that you immediately think of when you think of the Muslim Ummah? Just shout them out.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
14:10
I'm curious.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
14:12
Arabic.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
14:20
Turkish.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
14:20
Good.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
14:21
These are all very, very common major languages in the Ummah.
Ahmad HamzaGUEST
14:25
Um, but I noticed that nobody said, for example, Chinese.
David StoneHOST
9:34
Japanese, Wa.
David StoneHOST
9:36
Islam, Ummah.
David StoneHOST
9:39
All of these cultures, Islam, Japanese, Maori, Buddhism, Indian, Greek, the Bantu African, and Chinese take an ontological perspective of, uh, our human existence, not, not an ethical one.
David StoneHOST
9:57
[helicopter humming] And what I mean by that is what Hobbes did was to try and s- turn that relationship on its head.
John GreenHOST
16:45
She drank and was able to feed her son.
John GreenHOST
16:48
There are some who believe that the entire Ummah, the Islamic community, descends from Ishmael, this son of Hajar.
John GreenHOST
16:56
So by extension, Hajar's heroic journey to seek survival for herself and her son made the Muslim community possible.
John GreenHOST
17:04
Now, from a historical perspective, this story reflects a reality experienced by many mothers at the time.
Yusuf MoosagieGUEST
16:19
And it's through them that Allah causes rain and also grants Muslim victory.
Yusuf MoosagieGUEST
16:24
And Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam also said that the Abdals of my Ummah will be 40 of which 20 will be in Sham and 18 in Iraq.
Yusuf MoosagieGUEST
16:31
abdal, the word abdal comes from the fact that when one passes away, he replaces.
Yusuf MoosagieGUEST
16:36
Some narrations also speak about 500 of those abdals, or 500 very pious, of which 40 abdals, and then, you know, when anyone passes away from the abdals, they are then replaced from the 500.
Mustafa DarsotHOST
18:05
And in fact, at the end of the day, I mean, we are, as we said, indispensable, dispensable, thrash or expendable thrash.
Mustafa DarsotHOST
18:14
Tell me now, Brother Muazzam, where do we go from here as an Ummah? You know, we obviously are divided.
Mustafa DarsotHOST
18:22
Nevertheless, we, you know, when that war and terror agents strike at you, they don't care about who you are.
Mustafa DarsotHOST
18:31
As long as you have that that peculiar appearance to them, which is, you know, you have a beard, you wear a kurta, or you're wearing a hat, or donning a kafir, etc.
Mustafa DarsotHOST
18:44
Where do we as an Ummah go from here?
Muazzam BegGUEST
18:48
You know, I think one thing that helped at least temporarily to unite us, even if it was in word, if not in deed, if not in nations, was Gaza.
Muazzam BegGUEST
18:56
We were united on opposing the Zionists, on opposing...
Faizan WahidGUEST
6:34
There's a balance.
Faizan WahidGUEST
6:35
Ummah wasata.
Faizan WahidGUEST
6:37
Don't worry, I will always take advantage of me taking jabs for certain things that I do that people tend to have an issue with.
Faizan WahidGUEST
6:44
But here's the problem that happens.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
0:52
And I actually want to begin with Al-Imam al-Nawawi himself, rahimahullah, the great Imam Abu Zakariya Yahya ibn Sharif al-Nawawi rahmatullahi alayh.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
1:05
He was born in the year 631 after the migration of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, so roughly 800 years ago, during a very difficult period for the Muslim Ummah when it was being blitzed from multiple directions.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
1:21
by the Tatar, Mongols from one direction, by the Crusaders from another.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
1:26
And in 631, in a small town called Nawa, that's why he's known as Al-Nawawi from Nawa, which sits at about 80 kilometers away from the capital city of Syria, from the capital Damascus, there was born Yahya ibn Sharif, who became Al-Imam Al-Nawawi, may Allah bestow mercy upon him.

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Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
37:05
Yes, that's right.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
37:06
How directly involved are you? But also, what is your intention for being involved? That's a factor.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
37:15
At the end of the day, does it make sense for contributing to the Ummah and moving the Ummah forward to tell the whole Ummah you have to mass exodus out of the tech industry? That would set us back further.
Mohammad ElshinawyHOST
37:28
That would actually make us weaker.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
25:18
So he's saying here, and that's an interesting point, he says, precedence in creation does not mean precedence in virtue.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
25:27
So the fact that Iblis was created before Adam alayhi salam does not mean that Iblis was better than Adam, right? And the fact that the Ummah of Muhammad alayhi salatu wasalam is the last Ummah doesn't mean that they are the worst, but rather they are what? The best.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
25:43
So the precedence in creation does not mean necessarily that it is so in virtue, right? And he says, he gives examples, you know, about التقديم والتأخير الشرعي, the religious...
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
25:56
You know, moving forward or backward as Allah Azzawajal had put adhan before salah and the khutbah of Friday before the salah.
speaker_0HOST
40:57
And then he talks of Mamdani.
speaker_0HOST
40:58
You'd think he would actually confront Mamdani and actually criticize him, but he says Mamdani is a monumental victory for the Ummah, a game changer, he says.
speaker_0HOST
41:06
Note, Mamdani is a Shiite, whereas Yasir Qadhi is a Sunni.
speaker_0HOST
41:10
He's pro-LGBT, supports abortion, and very much a communist, all of which Qadhi would reject, but he is willing to forgo such trivialities in order to get Muslims into power.

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