SHNEAKO - SNEAKO X Mohammed Hijab： The Nationalism Curse

00:00:00.000 What happened to Islam? When did nationalism take over?

00:00:03.060 The last hundred years has been abysmal for the Muslim world.

00:00:05.320 We have to come to terms with that and realize that the reason is because we've been disunited 1.00

00:00:09.180 and we've been away from the deen.

00:00:10.500 Do you know these genocides that we're seeing now?

00:00:12.320 Wallahi, they're just going to get worse and worse and worse.

00:00:14.920 The reason why we have these genocides is because we're not united.

00:00:17.780 If we were united, they couldn't do it. 0.81

00:00:19.860 Bro, they're struggling with Iran. Imagine if there was some kind of a bloc.

00:00:23.000 Imagine if the GCC were standing up for the people in Palestine instead of signing the Abraham reports.

00:00:27.220 If Iran could win a 2v1 like this and get them to capitulate, imagine us united.

00:00:32.380 Strategically, wanting Iran to fall is a problem.

00:00:34.860 Because if Iran falls, it's the last blockade before everyone else.

00:00:38.500 That's it. 0.98

00:00:38.940 The balance of power is being kept by Iran in that area. 0.99

00:00:41.700 Because of its mountainous region and its topography and its terrain, 0.99

00:00:45.080 it's so difficult for you to scale the mountains and to take over the land. 1.00

00:00:49.180 I'm sure you've heard this all the time that the Shias in Iran, it's predominantly Shia.

00:00:53.060 I've seen videos of people in London, they say,

00:00:54.800 Shia, Kufa, Shia, Kufa.

00:00:56.300 Is this true, or can there be some sort of unity, and can we look away at our differences?

00:01:00.740 The idea that Shia or Kuffar is a radical, fringe, and unacceptable view in Islam.

00:01:06.380 If you look at 1,400 years of mainstream Sunni scholarship,

00:01:10.320 essentially no one had that view but a few people.

00:01:13.300 The idea that the Shia or Kuffar is not a mainstream idea.

00:01:16.880 This is a fringe, an extreme, and isolated view

00:01:20.300 that only some people in the last 200-300 years of Islam,

00:01:23.860 who had also made takfir of Sufis, by the way,

00:01:25.960 and the ottomans this is an extreme it really is an extreme fringe isolated and unacceptable view

00:01:31.720 there are very obviously and i wish i saw it sooner paid agitators and controlled opposition

00:01:37.480 that are anti-unity if they say publicly that they're against unity and they stick with the

00:01:41.960 tribe you are clearly getting paid you are clearly an enemy and you are clearly taking away the one

00:01:47.320 power that we have if we are united we win so these people they will mix the truth with lies

00:01:52.680 they will hear those things about feminism or about israel and they appear to be truth-tellers

00:01:57.560 but then also push the division that lets them win assalamu alaikum can you hear me

00:02:02.600 so how are you okay good alhamdulillah it's uh it's good to hear from you we're just watching

00:02:06.360 some of the catching up with those uh arab nationalism debates pretty interesting

00:02:12.840 more than interesting it's been eye-opening for me to be honest i didn't really know that was going

00:02:17.640 on i mean obviously born and raised in the uk so i've got very limited you know interaction with

00:02:23.880 other parts of the muslim world like that um you know we go there as you know like we go

00:02:28.680 for hijab we go there for holidays and these kinds of things but we don't really have

00:02:33.800 any um real interaction and look i know every country has racism uh i'm obviously dealing

00:02:39.800 with far-right racism in the uk but i was particularly disappointed with the arab

00:02:45.240 style of the racism

00:02:48.000 there, to be honest with you.

00:02:50.080 It was

00:02:50.800 surprising because

00:02:54.120 obviously I'm an Arab myself from North Africa.

00:02:56.740 You know, I'm Egyptian by origin.

00:02:59.180 So it was just

00:03:00.260 the discourse surrounding it was

00:03:02.260 just like very racist.

00:03:04.820 And that's not to generalize

00:03:06.120 everybody, like, obviously in the region.

00:03:08.300 You know, this is not

00:03:09.660 generalization, but we have to be honest.

00:03:12.260 If we're going to blame other communities 0.52

00:03:13.980 and we're going to talk about other Christians and the Jews and the Zionists

00:03:19.440 and the Americans and everybody else, 0.71

00:03:22.440 I think it becomes unhealthy at that point

00:03:25.120 where we don't look into our own communities and say,

00:03:27.260 you know what, we've got our own problems that we need to deal with as well, actually.

00:03:31.560 And that's probably the reason why a lot of these activist movements failed.

00:03:36.100 Or they could have been way more successful, like the Black Lives Matter.

00:03:40.500 It could have been way more successful, but it was always a blaming game. 0.73

00:03:43.980 all right and if we don't i don't want to fall into that you know and we're trying to yes enhance

00:03:49.580 the rights of muslims in the west but we also have to be self-accountable and if this is the

00:03:54.460 stuff that's in our society then we can't even progress until we deal with it it's a disease 1.00

00:03:58.220 it's a real problem i think it's it needs to be addressed and i haven't seen people explain it

00:04:03.420 properly like that so it's uh it's definitely a conversation worth having do you mind turning

00:04:07.820 your cameras uh your phone sideways so it could fill the screen i think you have to turn on your

00:04:12.380 your screen rotation okay one second let me try your screen rotation yep one second

00:04:17.820 i'm just gonna do that now i'm uh i'm a little bit illiterate with phones and stuff you know

00:04:27.060 we're like i don't even know how to do this oh here we go yeah here we go let's go great looking

00:04:35.420 great so i saw i don't know if you saw there was a post uh amplified by daniel kikachu some people

00:04:41.240 were saying uh the pro-sunni accounts are people like andrew tate and ferris ahamadi and then the

00:04:46.860 pro-equani pro-shi accounts are me you and daniel and i had not even heard well i hadn't even done

00:04:52.640 extensive research on what equani is so it's seeing you know i just stand with the oppressed

00:04:57.620 allah says in the quran to stand with the oppressed iran is the only nation fighting

00:05:00.760 against the evils that are happening to the umar they're genociding people in charge of the 0.74

00:05:05.500 palestinian resistance and of course the martyr his name was uh the leader from us i forget his

00:05:12.000 name off the top of my head but he said himself that iran was the only nation to supply him with

00:05:16.760 weapons was the only one to help him out and look at even the memorandum of understanding of the

00:05:20.080 iran war lebanon is included the reason that the peace deal failed is because israel is begging

00:05:25.680 and israel is insisting to continue to bomb lebanon yes yaya sinwar admitted that iran was the

00:05:30.780 to help them out while the rest of the arab states were silent even in the bosnian genocide in the

00:05:35.760 early 90s iran supplied them with weapons and helped them out serbia was being funded by israel

00:05:40.680 and israel had new documentation showing that they tried to hide the influence they had so

00:05:46.160 what is happening and how is so yeah go ahead so what it is let me explain what's going on here

00:05:51.580 right so what it is is the muslim brotherhood is a political organization that started in egypt

00:05:59.480 in the early 1900s okay you had proponents like Hassan al-Banna and others who basically

00:06:06.600 started this movement in a place called Ismailia in Egypt and then it was developed by other people

00:06:13.760 all right and it became a political party essentially and that was the political party

00:06:18.700 that's prevalent in Egypt and other places. A lot of Arab governments have a fear of this group

00:06:25.180 because they're competitors to them.

00:06:27.800 So in other words, they are vying for power against those Arab rulers,

00:06:33.420 and they consider that the Muslim Brotherhood is some sort of a,

00:06:37.540 like the biggest competition to them.

00:06:39.660 So they are weary of them. 0.54

00:06:43.920 Now, Ikhwani is essentially, they're referring to the Muslim Brotherhood.

00:06:48.680 So when they say that you're an Ikhwani,

00:06:50.540 they're saying that you're associated with this particular group.

00:06:54.420 And why are they saying this?

00:06:55.920 The reason why is because they, especially hardline literalists and proto-Selophists,

00:07:04.480 what they say is anybody who wants unity, okay, anyone who's calling for any sort of unity

00:07:10.960 is calling to the Ikhwan methodology, which is the brotherhood methodology,

00:07:17.640 which is absolutely an absurd and preposterous statement because the Quran itself quite clearly

00:07:22.920 talks about unity

00:07:24.560 that hold to the rope of Allah

00:07:29.220 and do not be disunited

00:07:31.100 and there's lots of actual

00:07:33.020 this praise and condemnation

00:07:35.640 of people who divide in the ummah

00:07:37.660 in the Quran itself

00:07:39.320 it's very clear

00:07:40.140 there's no difference of opinion about it

00:07:42.560 but the reason why they use this language

00:07:44.700 is because they

00:07:46.260 have a problem with the unification

00:07:49.400 of Muslims 0.99

00:07:50.040 now when I say they who I'm talking about 1.00

00:07:51.680 you've got the extreme proto-Salafists 1.00

00:07:54.160 they're called Madhalists 0.59

00:07:55.180 those are individuals who follow a man

00:07:58.320 who died recently called Rabia

00:08:00.200 ibn Hadi al-Madhali

00:08:02.440 Madhali is a tribe

00:08:04.340 in Saudi Arabia

00:08:05.880 and he was a person who was very

00:08:08.200 staunch

00:08:08.980 and said that anybody who

00:08:11.500 goes against the leader is to be

00:08:14.280 banished

00:08:16.060 or more than that

00:08:18.100 and near the end of his life

00:08:19.440 very controversially

00:08:20.660 he actually supported Haftar

00:08:23.940 who is ironically somebody who was trying to take over Libya

00:08:28.780 and his whole methodology was centered around

00:08:33.460 not going against the ruler

00:08:34.940 but he was a secularist

00:08:36.380 and so this guy is meant to be like a hardline Salafist

00:08:39.300 and he's supporting this secularist guy called Haftar in Libya

00:08:43.540 and not only was he supporting him

00:08:46.760 But he was actually saying that you should fight for him against the Ikhwan, actually. 0.88

00:08:55.520 Fight killing, you know.

00:08:56.900 So he gave a fatwa, essentially, for the death of who he considered to be Ikhwan in Libya.

00:09:06.160 So it gets really pernicious, bro.

00:09:08.220 Just to give you a scope of who these people are and what they represent.

00:09:12.660 They're loud on Twitter, brother.

00:09:13.960 yeah they're loud on even some other aspects you know social media but they do not represent even

00:09:20.040 one percent of the islamic populace but there's a new shift to try to make it seem like that i saw

00:09:24.940 tristan tate was on bryce crawford's podcast and he said the real muslims are the gulf muslims

00:09:29.780 but the most populated muslim country in the world is indonesia and their pakistan is might

00:09:35.920 surpass indonesia very soon this has nothing to do with gulf muslims gulf muslims they make up

00:09:41.380 what 20 percent of the less less less less way less i mean in saudi arabia the population is 30

00:09:48.940 million there's two billion muslims so essentially madhali is is that a saying zionist with a

00:09:55.740 suppressor on it so so to me i'm going to be honest with you madhali is a pejorative term

00:09:59.920 so i i use that pejorative they don't call themselves that they call themselves just

00:10:04.060 salafi right so madhali is everybody else calls them that everyone else calls them madhali because

00:10:10.140 they're the followers of Rabia ibn Hadi al-Madhali, this particular individual, they consider

00:10:15.260 everyone else to be deviant. They have their very strict criterion as to who is a true Sunni, who is 0.63

00:10:21.080 a true Salafi, all these kind of things. In the UK, according to Abu Khadija, who's the leader of

00:10:27.300 the Salafis in the UK, there are about 15 to 20,000 of them, okay, in the UK. So, and there's 4 million

00:10:33.960 Muslims. So you can see that, like, I'm giving you an example of what kind of proportions we're

00:10:38.700 talking about they're loud online but they don't even represent one percent of the muslim world

00:10:43.040 because it's obvious to anyone who watches that they're actually funded by america how did we

00:10:49.300 know that because in the rand reports that are written it actually says that we fund the madhali

00:10:53.740 movements in order to cause division but essentially they see them as a useful tool to 0.65

00:11:00.240 cause division between the muslims because they're they do not believe in unification they smear 0.64

00:11:05.360 those who believe in unification so madhalis are an extreme proto-salafist group who smeared those

00:11:13.080 muslims who call for any sort of unification even if that unification is on a topic like palestine

00:11:18.900 or a topic like you know if if if there was a nuclear bomb that was dropped on uh on jerusalem

00:11:25.120 they would say you still can't uh you can't unify in order to to defend that they don't believe in

00:11:30.160 unification in any context so and they yeah the reason for that bro is they give a reasoning for

00:11:35.480 that the reasoning they give for that is they say that these people that you're trying to unify with

00:11:39.860 are in religious heretics or innovators okay they're mubtada they're religious innovators or

00:11:45.540 heretics and it's not allowed they would say to unite with the religious innovator that's that's

00:11:52.760 their point and obviously the response to that is in the quran the quran it says

00:11:57.040 That come together, unify on goodness

00:12:04.760 Now it doesn't restrict who you're coming together with

00:12:08.260 It doesn't even restrict if it's Muslim or non-Muslim

00:12:10.640 You can come together with a Christian

00:12:12.440 Or a Jew or an atheist 0.93

00:12:14.660 So long as the cause is just

00:12:17.260 You can come together with them

00:12:18.620 The Quran does not say anything about 0.98

00:12:20.200 You're not allowed to come together with a Jew or a Christian

00:12:23.120 In fact the Quran tells us 0.78

00:12:24.460 if you speak speak the truth even if the person's close to you so it's the quran is telling us so

00:12:33.320 long as the person's on the truth and has justice then you can unite with them on that particular

00:12:38.160 course which i'm trying and i saw you point out correctly that i have sometimes overextended

00:12:43.380 myself trying to create unity with people that have been explicit saying f unity saying that

00:12:47.720 unity is horrible a good example of somebody that we can unify with is pope leo who has criticized

00:12:52.700 the iran war he's the leader of the catholic church he's the mediator between the catholics

00:12:56.380 and god and he's been doing a great job of saying the right things that's a perfect example uh iran

00:13:02.400 right now what about the atrocities they committed in syria this is what i hear around the world when

00:13:07.280 i've traveled and i've spoken to people they're very upset they say iran is just as evil as israel

00:13:11.620 they genocided people they massacred people in syria okay so let me give you my perspective on

00:13:17.660 that right so there is absolutely no doubt that bashar al-assad like on any account his his reign

00:13:25.480 was a brutal reign in syria there's no doubt about that he wasn't the only brutal person there

00:13:31.800 the other brutal people that were there were isis and the takfiri groups zia um there were plants 0.62

00:13:40.360 from the cia but to be honest with you bro it wasn't just the cia how do i i'm gonna be honest

00:13:46.900 with you right how do i know that because the people that went to isis the people that went to

00:13:51.720 to fight in syria and stuff i knew who they were bro they were they were my neighbors and no

00:13:56.720 genuinely like in london in west london where i am now there were people that went to school with me

00:14:02.120 there were people i knew who they were they were recruited into isis yeah so i was very attached to

00:14:08.560 this cause because i saw my own friends go to syria and die there actually a lot of them died

00:14:15.580 there. A lot of them went to my school and a lot of them died. So I actually became very

00:14:20.200 attached and I was following, like at that time, I was following the news very closely

00:14:24.240 and seeing what was going on. And just like how people are doing with Palestine now,

00:14:30.180 I remember the same thing with Syria, brother. Syria went through as much as the Palestinian

00:14:34.980 people are going through, genuinely, yeah. 500,000 of them, according to some stats, died.

00:14:40.020 500,000

00:14:41.600 Now some of that was because of Bashar al-Assad

00:14:44.780 Some of that was because of ISIS

00:14:46.420 Some of that was because of the other 0.98

00:14:48.480 Takfiria groups 0.87

00:14:49.260 Some of that was because of Iran

00:14:51.480 And the Shia militia groups 0.77

00:14:53.240 All of them had a part to play

00:14:56.080 In Syria being what it was

00:14:58.900 All of them 0.98

00:14:59.880 Dealt with Syria in a manner 1.00

00:15:02.180 That made the civilians lose out 1.00

00:15:04.300 There's no question about that 0.95

00:15:06.120 If someone says no

00:15:07.800 Some people disproportionately

00:15:09.320 you know position blame to certain things and other you know if you're a shia person you might

00:15:14.620 want to feel like okay well it's all isis it wasn't all isis but shall i said by any standard i mean

00:15:20.780 if you wanted to go to a western standard like amnesty international if you wanted to go to those

00:15:24.860 some of them estimate that he killed 500 000 people that some of them estimate and there's

00:15:30.920 no doubt that iran backed bashar there's no doubt and i agree i'm not ever claiming that iran is

00:15:36.700 innocent but what i am claiming is that right now they're the only nation fighting against the people

00:15:41.640 genociding in lebanon and in iran and just now that the ceasefire was was failed the straight

00:15:47.860 of humus is now closed again because israel continues to bomb lebanon who else is helping

00:15:52.420 them out who else is and i agree with your stance on this bro and i have to say i i'm actually 1.00

00:15:56.680 impressed with it because to be honest a lot of muslim people they just can't see the bigger

00:16:01.140 picture that these are people that have studied for 10 15 20 30 years islamic studies yeah and

00:16:08.680 they've got you know they're fluent in arabic they've memorized the quran they've done lots

00:16:12.100 of things but when you speak to them about something like this which seems trivial and

00:16:16.580 everybody knows right who would you rather who would you rather easy be powerful in the region

00:16:21.920 iran or israel only a fool okay or someone who's emotionally blinded thinks that iran will do more 0.51

00:16:30.220 damage than israel has already done to the region the reason the reason why is this is because look 0.89

00:16:35.180 israel is an expansionist power it's an it's there's something called the greater israel 0.73

00:16:41.160 project they're trying to expand they're trying to take over whereas iran is not iran is is not

00:16:46.840 trying it's what you would call um it's a status quo power there were times where iran was trying

00:16:53.740 to expand its power there's no question about we have to be honest about this look i i think and

00:16:58.500 This is going to sound really bad, right?

00:16:59.720 But I'm just going to say it anyway. 0.95

00:17:01.240 For 1,400 years of Islamic history, okay,

00:17:04.780 and people are going to probably clip this out and say the wrong thing.

00:17:07.400 I think the majority or a large number of the leaders were actually corrupt.

00:17:14.080 Fair.

00:17:14.880 Okay. 0.93

00:17:15.540 A large number of the kings, a large number of the leaders were corrupt human beings. 0.80

00:17:20.640 You can see that. 0.84

00:17:21.600 Whether it's in India, whether it's the Arabs, whether it's the Umayyad,

00:17:25.100 some of the Umayyad, some of the Abed. 0.77

00:17:26.320 like in every single time you find corrupt like serious corruption some of them are killing their

00:17:31.100 brothers some of them we don't have to defend all that you know so the point is is even today the

00:17:38.200 same thing applies power corrupts absolutely right so there are some i personally believe

00:17:44.880 john mearsheimer and those guys the realist international relation guys are able to predict

00:17:50.480 better what these actors will do than somebody who claims to be attached to the region and knows

00:17:56.040 what they're talking about, because the bottom line is all of these states are just state

00:18:00.240 interested. Iran is self-interested. Israel is self-interested. Every single state is 0.74

00:18:07.180 self-interested. That's what's going on. That's the best way to predict what's happening

00:18:10.980 next. Now, in terms of making this picture that, okay, these are the heroes and these

00:18:16.620 are the moral leaders. I'm sorry, I don't accept that narrative that, okay, these guys

00:18:20.360 are the leaders of these guys, we're going to follow them morally. However, what I do

00:18:24.820 accept is that strategically it makes zero sense to want israel to beat iran it makes zero sense

00:18:34.780 to side with israel against it makes zero sense whatsoever because financially it does yeah but

00:18:42.240 it makes it makes zero sense geopolitically because if if the great look iran cannot do 0.52

00:18:47.300 to the arab and muslim world what israel can do to it israel can group up with america 0.74

00:18:54.700 and can essentially take over each and every single country in one way or another. 0.71

00:19:00.820 Muslim leaders have to understand this point.

00:19:02.920 It is confusing to me because it just seems like a very simple question.

00:19:05.980 I've been hearing pushback from Lebanese people in Australia, over here, in my chat constantly.

00:19:10.500 They're always saying Iran does this.

00:19:11.680 And it's just like, okay, would you rather have Iran in charge of the majority power in the Middle East or Israel? 0.78

00:19:17.860 It's just like, Halas, it's over. 0.84

00:19:19.320 It's not a simple, it's not a complicated issue. 0.99

00:19:22.900 You're absolutely right.

00:19:23.940 so why is this so contentious because i yeah see if you speak if you speak to a syrian okay

00:19:32.120 i fully understand their pain and so like if you speak to someone like syrian or lebanese or

00:19:38.680 something like that because they've witnessed it you know what i mean so i can see where they're

00:19:41.940 coming from like they've witnessed how iran has decimated their home or how bashar they have even

00:19:47.980 especially the sunni syrians they have very strong feeling about that it's the majority opinion is

00:19:52.620 anti-iran in that country and you'd be surprised as to what they would say about this situation

00:19:57.800 but i would say that emotionally you have to sort of give them the benefit of that because they went

00:20:01.740 through a lot of trauma understandable but even just now i proposed that question in the entire

00:20:06.900 chapter saying neither neither neither which was not even the question proposed i'm saying which

00:20:11.140 one would you rather and then they it seems like now the umma although we don't believe in turning

00:20:15.860 the other cheek we're supposed to defend ourselves in times of war it seems like many the majority

00:20:20.380 are comfortable with doing nothing where we've had a genocide since 2023 and what have we boycott

00:20:26.020 do we don't drink a coca-cola and now we're going to stop this there's not any real people seem

00:20:30.480 comfortable being passive which is not the way of the companions this is not the way of the original

00:20:36.040 muslims absolutely right and so those who i don't understand what i just said they were saying 0.97

00:20:43.180 neither or something let me try to explain this again because i think they don't understand

00:20:47.620 Iran is limited in its capability of being able to take over the Middle East

00:20:52.620 it cannot do it because economically it doesn't have the backing 1.00

00:20:56.400 it doesn't have the technology for it

00:20:57.820 Israel on the other hand is not limited like that

00:21:01.940 it has a strong alliance with the United States of America

00:21:05.300 which is the global superpower

00:21:06.900 and the global superpower which is the United States

00:21:09.880 is not stopping Israel from going from one country to another

00:21:13.140 and essentially annexing parts of land here

00:21:17.520 parts of land there israel is a greater threat by consensus of international relations scholars

00:21:23.360 so we're not talking about morality here we're just talking about strategy okay if you're a 0.94

00:21:29.080 muslim in that region you have to understand even if you're in the gulf you have to understand this

00:21:33.180 you may think that iran is the bigger threat iran cannot overtake the gulf 0.98

00:21:40.500 okay it cannot overtake why because because it just doesn't have the capabilities to well it

00:21:47.020 destroyed most of the u.s military bases in the gcc it can do that it can do so it can do stuff

00:21:51.240 like that but they cannot station their troops they will not go into the countries they can't

00:21:55.440 do that it's too difficult it's too economic for the uh taxing whereas israel can do these things

00:22:01.800 now their population is not it won't be able to spread to these countries but it can start take

00:22:07.360 chipping out land land land like this and they can start making cases look don't think as far

00:22:13.420 away that the israelis can start making a case that they own parts of israel saudi arabia for

00:22:19.900 example there was jews at the time of the prophet they could easily say the jews of haybar we need

00:22:25.500 to we need to have something in haybar because uh what do you call it we were there before you

00:22:30.140 i mean you could essentially make the same argument about haybar as they they do about

00:22:35.100 palestine and they say look we were there before you we need this section of land over here and

00:22:39.500 and they can start making these arguments and they will get hungrier the israelis will get

00:22:45.620 more and more hungry and they'll want more and more land and they'll want to take over more

00:22:49.820 because it's the greater israel project and they are an expansionist power iran is currently

00:22:55.180 according to the majority opinion like the vast majority of international relations scholars

00:22:59.060 is not an expansionist but it's a status quo power it just wants to remain

00:23:03.140 is survivalist it's just what trying to survive so it's by definition okay and by geopolitical

00:23:11.260 analysis by the greatest scholars on international relations it's not as big a threat

00:23:17.860 as israel is no matter what you say you can say well this and i don't care about the morality of

00:23:23.460 it for now i'm not talking about the morality i'm talking about the strategy of it right 0.82

00:23:26.660 you can say iran is the worst country this and that fine they're all very bad they're all

00:23:30.840 self-interest we've already discussed that i'm saying strategically wanting okay um iran actually

00:23:39.760 wanting iran to fall is a problem because if you if iran falls it's the last it's the last

00:23:45.520 blockade before everyone else that's it the balance of power is being kept by iran in that area

00:23:50.300 no i mean really and truly honestly because the balance because of its mountainous region and

00:23:56.640 its topography and its terrain is so difficult for you to scale the mountains and to to to take

00:24:03.360 over the land iraq is not like that iraq is a desert that's why when the three weeks yeah

00:24:09.360 the americans don't need to work as hard because they just need you know it's a desert you can see

00:24:13.700 everyone there whereas iran is not like that that's why afghanistan was so difficult and they

00:24:18.700 have like a tenth of the uh capabilities right that's why trump has capitulate on the missiles

00:24:24.160 they said that they have missiles hiding in the mountains they couldn't take them out so they just

00:24:28.900 had to propose that deal and israel's made it clear that they're going to continue expanding

00:24:33.060 history repeats itself when umar came and conquered jerusalem he brought the jews back in he told the

00:24:38.400 80 jewish revert families to return was that favor returned by the current israelis no just now with

00:24:44.380 the peace deal with the memorandum of understanding we supported this war u.s my tax dollars funded

00:24:50.100 424 billion dollars to fight this war for israel and then u.s says okay just not more civilian

00:24:56.720 infrastructure in lebanon how was that received how was that returned israel immediately strikes

00:25:01.560 lebanon the same day they will not stop and they have proven that time and time again

00:25:06.220 you're absolutely right and there was actually two events that are um like benchmark uh events

00:25:13.100 like that in islamic history there was one with umar ibn khattab where someone will say you're

00:25:18.000 just making that up but actually i read that in an orientalist book there's a book called the

00:25:22.800 preaching of islam by thomas arnold walker who was a british orientalist who you know i think he

00:25:29.560 wrote the book in the 1930s about 100 years ago thomas arnold walker the name is called the

00:25:34.780 preaching of islam and he has a chapter in that book about amar going into jerusalem and he said

00:25:41.400 he even admits in that book that when amar came in he gave full rights to jews he gave full rights

00:25:46.640 the christians he gave by the way he gave jews and christians a um a sort of um if you want

00:25:54.020 benefit system like especially for the elderly and stuff he gave them money gave them pension he gave

00:25:58.620 them all kinds of he let them have their churches he protected their church he done lots of things

00:26:03.680 for them and then it happened again with salahuddin ayyubi who uh saladin they call him in english

00:26:11.540 one of the most famous and great Islamic leaders

00:26:15.520 when he went and he overtook

00:26:18.140 Jerusalem in the year 1187 0.50

00:26:20.760 he also did the same thing

00:26:24.180 just like Omar, he said that famous quote

00:26:26.640 and it's even written by a lot of the British

00:26:29.500 and Western historians

00:26:32.760 like Thomas Asperger, who by the way was my teacher

00:26:35.520 I forgot about that for a second

00:26:37.760 I learned history, one of my master's degrees was actually in history

00:26:41.520 and he was my teacher

00:26:42.980 even he writes in his book

00:26:45.280 that with Salah ad-Din al-Ayubi

00:26:47.820 he said the same thing as Amr

00:26:50.300 he said all the Jews can come in 0.78

00:26:51.680 all the Christians can come in

00:26:53.020 and so on and so forth

00:26:54.780 and so the fact is

00:26:57.360 like you said

00:26:59.180 the favor had not been returned

00:27:01.160 it had not been returned in the first crusade

00:27:03.200 in 1099 0.99

00:27:05.420 when the Christians came in 1.00

00:27:07.540 and they demolished the Muslims

00:27:08.880 and the reports say that the blood was

00:27:11.460 filling the floors and stuff like that and there was massacres and stuff like that

00:27:15.360 it wasn't and it wasn't reciprocated it's not reciprocated now you know uh with with the

00:27:22.300 current zionist entity so what about the pushback and i'm sure you've heard this all the time that

00:27:27.480 the the shias in iran but it's predominantly shia i've seen videos of people in london they say

00:27:32.540 shia kufa what shia kufa is this true or can there be some sort of unity and can we look away

00:27:38.260 at our differences the idea that shia or kuffar is a radical fringe and unacceptable view in islam

00:27:46.040 okay if you look at a thousand four hundred years of islamic sunni scholarship mainstream sunni

00:27:52.440 scholarship essentially no one had that view but a few people and one of those people was muhammad

00:27:59.580 ibn abdul wahhab and his followers okay they believed that that's why in the year 18 i think

00:28:04.920 it was 1818 okay they went into karbala and then they you know they killed shi's in iraq

00:28:12.660 and all this kind of things and it was a massacre that's you know in a certain thing

00:28:17.200 and obviously they will say that they were they were worshiping graves and all this kind of things

00:28:21.120 and there may have been to be to be fair like extreme practices there but nothing justifies

00:28:25.540 massacres okay the like of which we read in 1818 obviously this was after uh ibn abdul wahhab died

00:28:32.140 in 1793.

00:28:34.960 Nevertheless,

00:28:35.980 the point I'm making to you is 0.97

00:28:37.720 the idea that the Shi'a

00:28:40.160 is not a mainstream idea.

00:28:42.000 Ibn Taymiyyah, who Salafis also

00:28:44.060 take from, they say he's a big,

00:28:45.940 huge figure who died in 1328

00:28:48.320 corresponding with

00:28:49.980 728 Hijri calendar,

00:28:53.220 didn't say that. He said

00:28:54.140 the Shi'is, the mainstream Shi'is,

00:28:56.220 they are not disbelievers.

00:28:57.740 So where did they get this information that Shi'is are

00:29:00.020 disbelievers that the mainstream masses are disbelievers this is a fringe and extreme and

00:29:05.380 isolated view that only some people in the last two three hundred years of islam who had also

00:29:11.020 made takfir of sufis by the way um and ottomans because the najdis made takfir the najdi dawah

00:29:17.280 made takfir of the ottomans okay they said that the ottomans were disbelievers so this these are 0.83

00:29:23.440 the same people that are saying that the shiis are disbelievers they were saying the ottomans

00:29:26.720 are disobedience um apart from that sort of group of people uh i'm sorry to say there's not that

00:29:32.960 much representation of that view um some people say well specific scholars who said this and that

00:29:38.840 yes fine you can make a case but this is an extreme it really is an extreme fringe isolated

00:29:44.880 and unacceptable view and nationalism you pointed out that this is the fall of the caliphate that

00:29:51.900 after the ottoman empire loss in world war one it was the end of any sort of islamic unity

00:29:55.840 and unity was possible before nationalism took over and subverted and the turks put turkey first 0.53

00:30:02.900 and even then you pointed out that i i have allied with people that say america first because they

00:30:07.260 criticize israel some of them say correct things about what's happening in palestine but and it

00:30:12.580 gets to a point where you can't ally with people that you know will throw you and just treat you

00:30:18.000 as as an enemy so you you can't put them on the at the same category and if they want to be allies 0.87

00:30:22.980 with us and that's okay what happened to islam when did nationalism take over because it's like

00:30:29.720 geopolitically i'm an american i want to put america for i saw you have the the british jersey

00:30:33.880 on in the world cup i'm sure you're saying it's it's coming home like stuff like that is good

00:30:38.540 do you want to you care about your country you want the best for your country but how far should

00:30:42.900 nationalism and tribalism go because i'm of the belief that that can separate us and that these

00:30:47.940 imaginary lines that which is they really are not to upset people this was not mentioned in the

00:30:52.420 quran that's not created by god it's created by man and so having allegiance to your nation

00:30:56.980 above all else that can create separations that shouldn't exist so let me start with your first

00:31:03.880 question you know on the ottoman empire the ottoman empire really started in 1299 that's when

00:31:09.980 ottoman actually you know started his campaigns and stuff like that and then it continued until

00:31:15.920 1924. So that was a long time,

00:31:18.120 right? And it probably

00:31:19.920 peaked around the 14-15

00:31:21.640 hundreds. Obviously, in

00:31:23.940 1463, that's

00:31:26.000 when Constantinople was taken over.

00:31:28.640 Constantinople is Istanbul,

00:31:30.180 which, by the way, and interestingly enough,

00:31:32.080 was a prediction of the Holy Prophet.

00:31:34.100 He said,

00:31:34.400 that you will conquer Constantinople.

00:31:38.840 And Constantinople,

00:31:40.760 this event of 1463,

00:31:43.060 was the most, 0.53

00:31:43.860 one of the most notable events in human history because it saw the end of the holy roman empire

00:31:49.740 so the roman empire ended at that event and in 1463 so that was when the ottomans were at their

00:31:57.900 peak in the 16 to 1700s they were still quite strong and then the sort of 17 to 1800s they

00:32:04.120 became what is referred to as the sick man of europe okay why because they didn't modernize

00:32:10.260 there was other issues it wasn't just nationalism right they didn't modernize the printing press

00:32:15.040 didn't incorporate it as quickly their weapons didn't you know renew them as quickly uh in the

00:32:19.800 1700s you know you had the age of discovery as well now yeah that's when a lot of people went

00:32:25.200 on expeditions that's when america was basically found essentially american canada and those places

00:32:30.240 right the age of discovery and that took place sort of after the 1600s queen elizabeth the first

00:32:35.560 i think she died 1603 and um you know she was she's you know sent people to go and see and

00:32:41.640 explore and all this kind of things and so the age of discovery then you had the industrial

00:32:45.860 revolution in england as well in the 1700s 1800s so you had two things happening at the same time

00:32:50.940 you had western powers getting stronger because they found new land and in fact one of the places

00:32:56.980 i think it's in canada it's called newfoundland or something like newfoundland newfoundland

00:33:01.520 there was essentially newfound land that's what because they newly found it and they found new

00:33:07.100 land the industrial revolution was happening you had the scientific revolution that was happening

00:33:11.580 in 1700s as well but by the way so the west was doing all kinds of things renaissance enlightenment

00:33:17.020 finding land um the industrial revolution which couldn't have happened without the coal and at the

00:33:22.320 same time the ottomans were not they were not keeping up they were they were in war without

00:33:26.840 sorry, at war with Russia.

00:33:29.160 They started losing some of those wars now

00:33:31.040 before they were winning some of the wars,

00:33:33.260 a lot of the wars,

00:33:33.980 and then they went on a losing streak with Russia.

00:33:36.560 And then things started to go down, down, down, right?

00:33:39.880 And you'll see that the sultans, 0.81

00:33:42.500 they started to change the way they dress. 0.50

00:33:45.360 So I know this might sound trivial,

00:33:46.980 but I don't think it is.

00:33:48.260 In the 1700s,

00:33:49.320 there were very traditional Turkish sort of attire

00:33:52.200 and stuff like that.

00:33:53.220 If you look in the 1800s,

00:33:55.720 especially near the mid-1800s with Abdul Hamid II, okay. Abdul Hamid II was around

00:34:02.360 and what he referred to as the Tanzimat period. Tanzimat is called. And the Tanzimat was a time,

00:34:10.040 I think it was around 1868, okay. It was a time where the Ottoman Empire had decided

00:34:17.400 to update its parliamentary system and to essentially westernize.

00:34:23.000 and their dress code changed as well

00:34:26.080 they started wearing suits now

00:34:27.220 they started changing their approach

00:34:30.280 they put a parliamentary system

00:34:32.160 so a lot of historians say

00:34:33.940 the point of the Tanzimat is a critical

00:34:36.160 point where the Ottoman Empire

00:34:38.000 started to now move in another

00:34:40.100 direction and then you had obviously

00:34:41.260 in the late 1800s to early

00:34:44.220 1900s when the nationalism

00:34:45.920 started to essentially put

00:34:48.120 the last straw on the camel's back so it wasn't just

00:34:50.060 nationalism I'm not trying to give a reductionist view

00:34:52.120 of history there's modernization the islamic caliphate had to adjust because the west was 0.91

00:34:57.500 modernized so fast and they couldn't keep up using things like enlightenment and the advancement of 0.99

00:35:01.520 technology and science there was no way to be able to protect yourself using the advancements that

00:35:06.400 they were capable of but something had to happen something it was it was a combination of that

00:35:13.220 of their not being able to keep up and the west's ability to make really quick wins in ways that

00:35:19.220 couldn't have been anticipated like finding america is something you know who anticipated

00:35:23.640 that the europeans are going to find america you know and and basically make a new country which

00:35:28.220 is now the superpower right and who anticipated that there's going to be an industrial revolution

00:35:32.200 but that wouldn't have happened had it not been for natural resource in the in the uk you have

00:35:36.140 coal right so had it not been for the coal there wouldn't have been you know steam engines there

00:35:40.260 wouldn't have been an industrial revolution so a lot of it was just unanticipated victory

00:35:44.360 and then you obviously had colonialism like british colonialism and french color this was

00:35:48.780 when colonialism really took off in 16 17 1800s so this is when the west had this is the strongest

00:35:54.580 point for the west in the history of of their entire history right they've never had anything

00:36:00.480 like that and um at the same time the ottomans were getting weaker and weaker and they're getting

00:36:04.780 more and more divided um and they were becoming more and more impressed by the west and that

00:36:11.140 that's when that's when things started to get quite bad and it's interesting because people 0.95

00:36:15.420 like tommy rubinstein who epsin says is a cheap prostitute they'll say and declare that the west

00:36:21.580 is a christian nation but all these ideas like enlightenment and the advancements that happen

00:36:26.040 at the time of colonial uh colonization during the colonial times this has nothing to do with

00:36:30.800 christian values enlightenment is based in frankism it is based in you know within the self

00:36:36.340 trying to have your own power within not power from god but power that comes from within trying

00:36:42.000 to see how far humans can go trying to become the creator and yeah the fact that that was tied so

00:36:48.220 closely they'll declare this is a christian national even though we have freedom of religion

00:36:52.140 in america they say it's christian nation but everything that created the west comes from greek

00:36:56.620 theology comes from occultism uh also with christianity but these values are not strictly

00:37:02.400 based in christianity at all no i mean no serious historian will tell you that the like after the

00:37:08.720 enlightenment christianity became the focus quite the contrary um obviously with the exception of

00:37:14.160 this uh this thesis that put forward by max veber which is called the protestant ethic where he had

00:37:18.880 this theory that capitalism was essentially driven by protestantism but it was a tenuous link that he

00:37:24.800 put but apart from that the look in the 1718 and 1900s the philosophers and thinkers that came out

00:37:31.720 in what's referred to as the enlightenment period what as you said they were trying to actually try

00:37:36.220 and find meaning outside of religion so the best example of that is emmanuel kant kant and hume

00:37:43.440 yeah yeah i think can't probably the reason why he wrote a book called the critique of pure reason

00:37:48.420 and in the book he's trying to make an argument he's trying to make an argument for how you find

00:37:55.440 morality outside religion he wasn't satisfied with i don't even think he believed in god because he

00:38:01.480 wasn't satisfied with any of the arguments for god's existence and he was trying to say that

00:38:05.300 okay, you can, through something called the categorical imperative

00:38:07.320 and the hypothetical imperative or whatever,

00:38:09.260 so you can find morality through rational inquiry.

00:38:14.600 You don't need religion.

00:38:15.700 So there was a movement away from religion. 0.95

00:38:19.560 That movement was recognized.

00:38:22.400 I mean, the scientific revolution,

00:38:23.980 there was a tension between science and religion, 0.51

00:38:26.500 I mean, in the Christian world, 0.78

00:38:27.980 that wasn't there in the Muslim world. 1.00

00:38:30.120 Although I have to be honest and say

00:38:31.260 there are differences of opinion on that matter.

00:38:33.080 There was one book I read some time ago called Galileo Goes to Trial.

00:38:37.900 I can't remember who wrote that book, but the author was trying to, he did argue quite well.

00:38:42.820 He argued the opposite.

00:38:43.980 He said that this was, we're over-exaggerating that.

00:38:46.340 But there's no question.

00:38:47.180 So, okay, the scientific revolution, there's a difference of opinion among the historians.

00:38:50.760 I'll give them that.

00:38:51.980 But the Enlightenment period, I don't think there's much of a difference of opinion,

00:38:55.000 that this was a time where there was a movement away from religion.

00:38:57.800 and if you look at the founding of america it was explicitly done on a secular basis

00:39:05.240 it was explicitly done on the works of john locke and liberals etc it was explicitly done

00:39:12.600 on secularism there is nothing in the constitution except for reference to god

00:39:16.700 about christianity not jesus and not the holy spirit and not there's nothing there's no specific

00:39:22.320 reference to christianity right uh there was a guy called montesquieu at the time as well

00:39:26.940 montesquieu is a french uh philosopher first philosopher a positive sorry political philosopher

00:39:32.140 you had john locke they all sort of had the same idea that you have separation of powers

00:39:36.220 and then you have checks and balances they were clever it was not it's not a bad idea these guys

00:39:40.620 were clever because that's not a bad idea if you have three branches of government you have the

00:39:44.700 executive you have the legislative branch and you have the judiciary right and that's what america

00:39:49.340 is america the government is three branches and then you have to have a separation of powers and

00:39:53.740 then you have to have checks and balances so in a sense the judiciary has to hold the executive to

00:39:58.860 account the executive has to in a way hold the has some powers that the legislature doesn't have

00:40:04.140 like the senate and the house of representatives and they're all sort of checking each other 0.91

00:40:08.060 they designed it in that way it is clever it's not a stupid these people were clever right 0.83

00:40:13.180 however the idea that this is a christian country there is no inspiration from these people okay

00:40:20.140 whether it's john locke montescu or whoever else the founding fathers of america in their

00:40:26.460 initial documents whether it's the declaration of independence or the constitution of america

00:40:30.300 from the bible okay they weren't looking at the bible yeah at all they didn't care they didn't

00:40:34.300 care about to consult it on these matters most of them were free george washington was a freemason

00:40:37.900 and it's ironic too that there's complaints about white genocide and they say that the birth rates

00:40:42.060 declining but this is the result of liberty democracy freedom freedom allows for porn

00:40:46.540 allows for only fans allows for feminism this is why birth rates are declining because people

00:40:50.480 don't prioritize marriage anymore but in order to distract people from seeing what's actually

00:40:54.540 happening they'll point and blame and say pakistani grooming gangs they'll say you are 1.00

00:40:58.880 the invaders are are coming in they're replacing us but they also support the wars that cause all

00:41:05.760 the immigration that is changing the demographics in the country so it doesn't seem like they 0.95

00:41:09.960 actually care about the result of the changing demographics they want perpetual victimhood 0.98

00:41:16.620 they want to be able to blame a boogeyman because if things are out of your circuit if you can't

00:41:21.600 change your reality then you're not responsible for it absolutely and this is a common trend with

00:41:29.640 especially disenfranchised groups like these people who do that like they blame other people

00:41:35.440 and they're usually poor people and uneducated.

00:41:39.140 That's the combination that usually exists.

00:41:41.880 So like the far right in this country are poor and uneducated

00:41:45.480 compared to the rest of the nation.

00:41:47.860 And they feel sorry for themselves psychologically.

00:41:51.860 They feel as if they are failures and they need someone to blame.

00:41:55.580 It's kind of like, you know, it's a simple psychology.

00:41:59.220 It doesn't require that much analysis, you know.

00:42:02.040 A divorced person, okay,

00:42:03.880 they're always going to blame their ex aren't they like and most of the times you know the

00:42:08.680 divorce guy is gonna blame oh she was like this or she's gonna say he was like that anyone who

00:42:14.140 feels like they failed something needs to blame it's blaming is a normal thing but that's why 0.76

00:42:18.600 people who are secure in themselves are less likely to want to blame uh pakistani grooming 0.81

00:42:23.160 they may make a comment about it and say this needs to be changed like in a sober sort of way

00:42:27.420 but if you're making your whole identity in a sense around these people that are in england

00:42:33.240 okay that i've done some bad things here and there then it says something about your psychological

00:42:38.200 fragility and insecurity and they don't actually care about being anti-immigration i saw that

00:42:41.980 tommy rubich signed protests and the only unifying idea was being anti-muslim he's just said word

00:42:46.660 for verbatim that he wants to end islam uh laura loomer jigsaw this woman here in america who talks

00:42:51.140 to trump she's saying that she hates islam and she wants to get rid of it so at these protests

00:42:56.040 they pretend that they want remigration even though tommy robinson has admitted that he wants

00:43:00.840 Sikhs and Hindus to come in to have a Korean go on stage playing a guitar with bacon on his

00:43:05.520 shoulders to be like, oh, look, I eat pork, but he's a Korean. Isn't he an immigrant? They'll 1.00

00:43:10.080 have Irish people come in. They'll have Nigerian Christians come in and talk about the genocide 0.99

00:43:13.580 and massacres happening in Nigeria. So I thought you were Britain first. If you're Britain first, 1.00

00:43:18.340 then you would have British people, not Koreans with bacon. The only unifying ideology is being 0.99

00:43:22.640 anti-Islam. And so I'll tell the UMA when we see what's happening and we obviously see what the

00:43:28.420 strategy is how they use that word terrorist to try to justify everything they do how can you then

00:43:34.200 go and spend all your energy and blame iran when they're the ones standing up against what's

00:43:38.420 happening it's uh it's very hypocritical and what is the is there any correlation between uh the i

00:43:46.040 don't know if you saw peter thiel was exposed there was a leak showing a summit he's hosting

00:43:50.220 in ireland where all these silicon valley tech elites uh politicians like ted cruz and actors

00:43:55.220 are going about 200 people and i looked through the list of names and there's almost it's almost

00:43:59.060 all uh white and jewish people except for two and the two people unfortunately i love saudi arabia

00:44:05.580 one is an intelligence uh minister to saudi arabia and one is a uh an ambassador to saudi

00:44:13.300 arabia those are the two muslim names i saw on that list well yeah i mean it's the thing is look

00:44:19.540 it's it's just because um money okay is the core is it's the thing to look at here right

00:44:28.180 it's saudi arabia is a rich country it's one of the richest countries in the world actually

00:44:33.860 if you think about it um that doesn't mean there's no poverty inside of it right but if you

00:44:39.320 if you if you go to egypt and give them all a lot of money and they become as rich as the saudis

00:44:44.260 you're going to get 10 more 10 times the problems you'll get in saudi arabia so it's these kind of

00:44:50.120 things are from the fitna of having money that it gives you more opportunity to do evil okay because

00:44:55.740 it makes you it gives you stock now you've got something to bargain and these kind of things 0.99

00:44:59.560 there are many people in the poor arab world that would love to do all these evil things but they're 0.94

00:45:05.140 just not they're not afforded the opportunity do you know what i mean right there were even there 0.74

00:45:09.340 were even people in gaza that were doing uh some stuff like that you know and they're very

00:45:14.220 impoverished you know and they were siding with israel and there was a group that was siding with

00:45:19.120 israel inside of gaza so you it's it happens it does happen and there's nothing specific about

00:45:26.120 the culture that i know of okay it's just i think the correlation thing is money is one of the

00:45:32.500 greatest determinants of all of these things it makes people different and that's what we have 0.52

00:45:37.260 to be careful of the quran tells us about this many times because allah says he thinks that his 0.98

00:45:44.780 money makes him immortal okay when you get money you start to like you you might be able to associate 0.91

00:45:50.520 with this right so there was a time where you are didn't have as much money as you had now right

00:45:54.500 when you had when you got more famous and you had more money we can't lie it has an impact on how we

00:46:00.720 carry ourselves and how we deal with other people and all that kind of stuff right now if you know

00:46:05.700 that that's what happens and you're cognizant of this fact then the the dignified person or the

00:46:11.980 honorable person is the one who tries to fight against that impulse do you know what i mean

00:46:15.940 now our religion tells us to fight against that impulse but not everyone can but in terms of the

00:46:22.320 things that the quran repeatedly warns about is the fitna of money or the the tribulation of money

00:46:28.860 because money can change your entire person corrupts you it can corrupt you just like power

00:46:33.220 power can corrupt you money can corrupt you so that's why it's nothing to do with culture if you

00:46:38.900 if you went to another country and you give them a lot of money or give them a lot of oil right

00:46:42.740 and they get rich then the opportunities for evil you know increase that's why it's easy people on

00:46:49.440 this website kicked out a stream on they try to convince me every day to take a gambling deal i

00:46:54.460 could make you know upwards of eight figures maybe 20 30 million but my life would not change i work

00:47:00.980 what would i do differently i still live in the same city that i lived in when i was broke

00:47:04.340 i get to travel but i don't need anything material objects don't really impress me or

00:47:09.620 that's not what drives me so there's there's no point and in fact i think it's the protection

00:47:13.800 i think sneaker now you have a good sort of reputation because if you like let's put it

00:47:21.000 this way in your field of uh streamers there's not that many credible people they're entertainers

00:47:27.300 there's a lot of like entertainers do you know what i mean like uh if i want to watch someone

00:47:31.060 for you have have a good time and laugh or whatever maybe i'll watch i show speed and stuff

00:47:34.800 but you you're actually going one step further because there's a difference between fame and

00:47:39.840 influence okay influence is when you can actually impact people's opinions you can change their

00:47:45.600 the way they think about things okay i mean kim kardashian is an extremely famous person you can

00:47:51.220 argue she's influential right you can argue she's extremely influential in fashion and certain

00:47:55.780 things, right? But she's not 0.99

00:47:57.920 ideologically influential in the same way

00:47:59.960 as, I don't know, John Stuart Mill

00:48:01.800 or some of the philosophers would be, right?

00:48:03.580 Even though they weren't as known as she is now

00:48:06.000 to their people.

00:48:07.900 So, knowledge

00:48:09.300 and

00:48:10.200 opinions and

00:48:13.300 being able to craft an argument,

00:48:15.860 even if you have less of an audience,

00:48:18.280 it's

00:48:19.640 more of an influence because

00:48:20.860 it can change politics, it can change

00:48:23.440 people's opinions, etc.

00:48:24.840 etc so now that's one thing so the reason why i brought this to attention is because just to tell

00:48:28.860 you that you've got the worst thing you want to do right is okay i'm going to get this this deal

00:48:36.300 for more money but then what comes at this cost credibility you sacrifice not only just your

00:48:41.260 credibility but you sacrifice your voice i saw you brought up i show speed i think he's a great

00:48:45.540 streamer i think he says important things but recently he was streaming at a world cup game

00:48:49.720 and he did an interview with israeli media and they said what do you say to your fans in israel

00:48:54.280 and he says shout out to my fans in israel and he's known for being the guy yelling free

00:48:58.220 palestine and maybe i'm over analyzing it but the next day he announces that he has a fifa

00:49:02.200 sponsorship and now he could broadcast the fifa world cup semi-finals in the final on his channel

00:49:06.320 so usually speed in that sort of scenario would yell free palestine when being confronted by

00:49:12.080 an obvious propagandist who wants to normalize israelis in the west but it seemed like something

00:49:17.480 shifted there so yes it's it's great for him empty with stormzy so i don't know if you know

00:49:23.140 storms he's a rapper here in the uk you know about the situation he had like no uh he was like free

00:49:27.660 palestine you know all that kind of stuff in london it's hard to not be pro-palestine because

00:49:32.900 there's so many people like london is a pro-palestine place yeah even like 15 percent of 0.68

00:49:38.820 the population is muslim but even the rest of them you know but it's pro-palestine it's the

00:49:43.440 majority pro-palestine in london so he lives in london actually he doesn't live far away from where

00:49:47.840 you know and he was pro-palestine and um and then he took down his post and he started i think it

00:49:56.960 was what mcdonald's or something so it is a thing it does happen people do come and give you offers

00:50:02.360 you have to trade a part of what makes you who you are and your voice for money and power and

00:50:07.760 so everybody has to make that decision and it's a you see it everywhere in this industry and i like

00:50:13.360 how you were speaking about arab uh nationalism because i don't think that's been discussed

00:50:18.020 extensively we spoke last time and i talked about how racial supremacy is the root of all evil the

00:50:22.380 first racist was uh the jinn of uh iblis before he became satan he was told to prostrate to adam

00:50:28.560 and instead of agreeing and obeying the law's command he wanted to be prostrated to he thought

00:50:32.840 he should be obeyed and worshipped and so he made a pact and made a curse to take people away from 0.70

00:50:37.840 god for the rest of eternity and so this pesky shaitan comes from a racist it comes from ego 0.71

00:50:42.620 and arrogance and you can see uh israel people like ben gavir he's literally part of the jewish 0.63

00:50:47.680 power party that's his name that's the name of his party he's the the minister of national security

00:50:52.100 in israel yesterday he said all of lebanon must burn he said one israeli tear is equivalent to a 0.63

00:50:57.060 thousand lebanese tears it's clear what he thinks you have white supremacists too people don't like 0.94

00:51:01.080 to talk about this they get upset they say you're a liberal but clearly white supremacists people

00:51:05.360 like trump just said today that somali shouldn't be in america that they provide nothing they 1.00

00:51:10.140 produce nothing he said before that they're they're low iq they're scum they don't do while 0.98

00:51:14.060 ignoring the fraud that's happening not only within his administration but within lakewood new jersey 0.97

00:51:17.600 and all over america you can also see some sort of nationalism and some sort of transcends that

00:51:23.240 you could see supremacy within the out of world which i haven't seen people talk about and obviously

00:51:27.680 doesn't represent all and i'm not incentivized to talk about this because i do want to perform

00:51:31.480 hajj i would love to to go back but a lot of people are apprehensive because they know that

00:51:37.120 there might be some repercussions and maybe there'll be some difficulties but can you explain

00:51:42.300 this like because i am as a revert you know i'm not in with uh the gcc and the complication with 0.98

00:51:48.860 syria as many other muslims are what is this air supremacy i don't know it either because i haven't

00:51:54.620 like i said in the beginning i haven't actually lived in those places so i only confronted it 0.97

00:51:59.280 on twitter um and i was shocked by it right and i don't know where the countries are but it seemed

00:52:05.800 like these people from the GCC.

00:52:08.460 What exact countries? I don't know.

00:52:09.860 There's a lot of them with Saudi Arabian flags.

00:52:12.100 But I don't think all of them even were Saudis,

00:52:14.200 to be fair. 1.00

00:52:15.820 And to be honest with you, bro,

00:52:17.080 the kind of arguments they were making

00:52:19.980 were racist arguments.

00:52:23.680 And they were weak.

00:52:24.640 It was both racist and weak. 0.64

00:52:26.540 So, like, just now, before I came on the stream,

00:52:28.940 I was thinking about this, right?

00:52:30.080 So they were actually making the argument 0.66

00:52:31.920 for Arab supremacy from a biological perspective.

00:52:34.200 this particular group called the Watanjaya,

00:52:37.180 I think they called the Watanjaya,

00:52:38.020 like the Arab Nationalists, something like that.

00:52:40.080 So they were actually making the argument that,

00:52:42.620 you know, you're not me, I'm not an actual Arab

00:52:44.980 because I'm from Africa.

00:52:46.900 And they started calling me all these kinds of names,

00:52:48.620 just not repeat here, but, you know,

00:52:50.380 they started calling me all these kinds of names, right?

00:52:53.060 I said, fine.

00:52:54.160 You know, at the time when the guy was talking to me,

00:52:56.080 I got angry with him, right?

00:52:57.940 Because these people are calling me all that kind of stuff.

00:53:00.500 They put their anger to the side.

00:53:02.560 I asked them, let me ask you this,

00:53:04.200 Right. According to us and according to the Christians and Jews as well.

00:53:07.640 Right. Ismail, who's Ishmael. Right. 0.53

00:53:11.000 He's the son of Abraham and the prophet Muhammad goes all the way back up to him. 0.79

00:53:17.920 So that's that's his lineage. Right. Who was his mother? 0.93

00:53:21.720 His mother was Hajar or Hagar. And Hagar, where was she from?

00:53:26.680 She was a Coptic Egyptian.

00:53:28.600 okay now was ismail or ishmael was ishmael ismail or ishmael was he a a pure arab or was he a arabized

00:53:40.720 arab he wasn't a pure arab because the pure arab were the yemenis they were the qahtanis and those

00:53:47.160 kinds of people and at the time he went to a people called jorhum and they taught him how to

00:53:52.380 speak arabic abraham did not speak arabic he exists in mesopotamia okay uh so he he clearly

00:53:58.980 was not an arab and then his uh the other side of his lineage were the jews essentially they speak

00:54:04.460 hebrew so abraham wasn't that his son wasn't an arab in the beginning okay he didn't he probably

00:54:11.420 wasn't speaking arabic growing up then what happened is that when him and his mom hagar or

00:54:17.420 Hajar, when they went to

00:54:19.720 you know the story

00:54:21.480 about, you know, there's a whole story there

00:54:23.180 that's why we do Sa'i, when we go to

00:54:25.600 Umrah anyway, but that's a different thing

00:54:27.480 like walk 0.99

00:54:29.340 because she was looking for water and all this kind of thing

00:54:31.460 but then she found an Arab tribe and then they taught her how to speak

00:54:33.780 so, if it's about

00:54:35.740 blood, the Prophet

00:54:37.400 himself didn't have 1.00

00:54:39.640 the Qahthani

00:54:41.080 Yemeni Arab blood 0.98

00:54:43.320 it was 1.00

00:54:44.900 it was

00:54:47.220 an Arabized lineage, really

00:54:49.260 and truly, that's what it is, it's an Arabized lineage

00:54:51.340 Ismail, learn Arabic

00:54:53.480 so, the biological 1.00

00:54:55.520 arguments are pathetic 0.99

00:54:57.360 they're weak, they don't even 1.00

00:54:59.360 make sense

00:55:00.080 I saw a post, I think it might have been

00:55:03.300 from Daniel actually, which said

00:55:05.240 that majority of people, it might have been the

00:55:07.240 whole GCC or Saudi Arabia

00:55:08.740 itself, it said like 15% of

00:55:11.260 their genetics is from 0.82

00:55:13.040 Africa, so it's

00:55:15.340 as if like so these arab nationalists need to understand that their arguments are weak and it

00:55:20.880 it's the same thing as what we were talking about the far right in britain instead of trying to rely

00:55:26.000 upon someone else's achievements and someone else's lineage and someone else's biology or

00:55:32.660 something that you haven't contributed to go and do something in your life and show us what you can

00:55:37.260 do that brings up a great argument i wanted to ask you about because i'm sure this is going to

00:55:42.940 come up in a future debate how was that comparable because you brought up the family tree of abraham

00:55:47.180 that was my next question so essentially the jews and the arabs are cousins the family tree

00:55:51.840 abraham had two wives and isaac and uh isaac and ishmael are half brothers right so it's like a

00:56:00.820 cousin ethnicities jews are really cousins of the adams ishmael you have the arab lineage and you

00:56:06.940 have uh prophet muhammad peace upon him and you have isaac and you have the the jews so how is

00:56:12.980 this comparable because the jews have this idea that they're the chosen people and there's there's

00:56:17.240 even uh mentions in the quran if i'm not i do want to ask you about that as well israelis will

00:56:22.180 always say that in the quran it says that israel is a promised land to the jews i think the response

00:56:26.400 is that uh that it wasn't obeyed and that you know you can only you're only promised this land

00:56:31.340 if you obey the commandments of god so no longer it's promised to you but how is that comparable

00:56:36.580 If you have this sort of ethno-national belief in Judaism, because it's supposed to be traced back, this is why they don't want to evangelize. 0.87

00:56:44.920 They don't want to spread. 0.97

00:56:45.880 They want you to follow Noahide laws. 1.00

00:56:47.500 I spoke to Jews in Times Square yesterday, and they would prefer that people don't convert to Judaism, even though you can.

00:56:53.600 Essentially, you have to go through rabbi court. 0.67

00:56:55.260 They prefer that the goyim follow Noahide laws, which means that they can go to goyim heaven, for lack of a better term. 0.87

00:57:01.340 Goyim means nation, but the term has changed. 0.93

00:57:04.100 so is this at all seen within islam because it is traced back and even the mahdi said it's going

00:57:11.760 to follow the lineage of ishmael correct yes the mahdi will be uh from the what we believe he's

00:57:21.060 going to be from the descendants of hassan okay with the the prophet had two uh two grandchildren

00:57:27.760 from fatima hassan hussein so sunnis believe it's going to be from the lineage of hassan and the

00:57:33.760 Shiites believe it's going to be from the lineage of Hussein.

00:57:36.700 But on the point of, yes, there is truth in this. 0.97

00:57:41.000 But as I mentioned, the actual pure biological Arabs were not Ismail 0.52

00:57:45.740 because he wasn't a biological Arab in that sense.

00:57:49.000 He was an Arab by language.

00:57:53.140 That's why the scholars of Islam, they said, what is an Arab?

00:57:56.520 This was a question, right?

00:57:58.280 And one of the main opinions is that it's just whoever speaks Arabic

00:58:01.760 because they realized okay that if we if we don't say whoever speaks arabic isn't that like as a

00:58:09.300 first language that's their first language arabic is their first language if we don't say that then

00:58:13.940 we're gonna have to say that ismail really wasn't an arab and his sons were not really arabs

00:58:19.500 you know so it has to be about language because if it was about genetics and biology

00:58:23.780 then he wouldn't be an arab because he what he didn't grow up speaking that and his father

00:58:30.360 wasn't speaking that so uh it's about number one language i think that's the key thing is language

00:58:37.000 so you can have a black arab so sudanese people are black arabs in mauritania black harrods

00:58:43.160 oh myron gains yeah he's a black arab that's what he is he's an arab myron gains is an arab

00:58:51.400 okay and he's a black arab that's a great example of that so um but i don't know like

00:58:57.720 that's an interesting discussion so do you is part of the reason that there is some sort of

00:59:03.340 arab nationalism is it because of uh obviously it's not comparable to the the chosen people

00:59:08.620 within judaism and uh and how that ethnicity is protected but so ishmael so uh abraham was

00:59:17.200 speaking aramaic just like uh israeli salam not aramaic i i he was speaking a language

00:59:23.180 that was probably spoken i don't know what language it was google says akkadian and aramaic

00:59:28.320 is that what it says are you reading it somewhere yeah it says okay maybe akkadian akkadian sounds

00:59:34.620 more reasonable potentially yeah i mean there's nothing there's no source of the like definitive

00:59:40.360 nature this it's all estimates right because there's no archaeological evidence of abraham's

00:59:44.740 existence um that we don't even know where he was and what he did like and there's no extra

00:59:49.960 biblical so people are guessing right but yeah akkadian sounds more right but yeah it could be

00:59:56.780 so is there a valid argument a semitic language is the the prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam

01:00:01.840 he's from the lineage of ishmael that's right if you're saying ishmael so abraham

01:00:06.740 is there an argument to say that he's that he's not an arab yeah he's not an arab he's definitely

01:00:12.660 not an arab the final prophet's not an arab and abraham abraham's not abraham's not but

01:00:17.480 from that lineage so so how can we definitively say and excuse me if this is a ridiculous question

01:00:22.520 but so then how can we definitively say that prophet muhammad uh was an arab if it comes to

01:00:26.760 that that's what i'm saying so what counts as an arab and i'm saying that that's why the scholars

01:00:31.240 have differed and some of them say so whoever's got a father that's an arab so whoever's got

01:00:37.160 son they make it through like uh family relations but i think the clearest answer is

01:00:42.380 the the ones who speak arabic is the first language is an arab doesn't matter what color

01:00:46.780 your skin is uh arab is more is more something to do with your language than it is to do with

01:00:52.540 anything else so if that wasn't the case think about it if that was not the case ismail he his

01:00:59.820 dad was not speaking arabic he probably grew up not speaking arabic right he spoke the language

01:01:04.780 of his father to communicate with him which wasn't arabic and then he went to jorhum the tribe

01:01:10.300 tribe the arab tribe they taught him arabic they taught him and his mom and they they didn't know

01:01:16.920 how to speak arabic before so it was after the learning of that that there was kind of like an

01:01:22.620 initiation process right and then his sons obviously were the arabs and um the bible says

01:01:29.420 that his sons are called kedar by the way in the book of genesis his sons are the people of kedar

01:01:35.620 i don't know if you know of um the very famous prediction and in isaiah 42 11 in the book of

01:01:42.840 isaiah chapter 42 verse 11 it says there's going to be a prophet that comes in the future

01:01:48.680 and that he's going to be from the people of kedar yeah and that means he has to be an arab

01:01:55.640 and he's going to come and he's going to be in you know mount salah which we know is in medina

01:01:59.860 so it's going to be in arabia there's no other prophet that came with that so even the bible

01:02:06.300 predicts there's going to be an arab prophet or cedarite if you like prophet that's going to come

01:02:11.460 from the arabs okay and uh yeah i appreciate you coming on i think this this is an important

01:02:18.260 discussion i think lastly what can you say to speak on the division in the umma because right

01:02:26.480 now we're probably the weak even though we're the fastest growing religion even though there's

01:02:30.060 almost two billion muslims it's definitely the weakest that um has ever been what could we do

01:02:35.000 to work in a way where these attacks and everything happening it's prevented and we 1.00

01:02:41.280 could be stronger because it's honestly there have been times where we've been as weak as this

01:02:46.020 if i'm honest right like do you know how we were talking about um salahuddin la yubi and and like

01:02:53.240 the crusade period right

01:02:55.380 so there have been

01:02:57.540 times like after the

01:02:58.780 Jerusalem was taken 1.00

01:03:00.320 by the Muslims and 1.00

01:03:02.520 the crusades were happening

01:03:04.360 and there was a lot of division in the Umar

01:03:06.960 there was not a unifier

01:03:08.320 that's why Saladin or Salahuddin was seen

01:03:11.440 as one of the great figures because

01:03:13.180 he unified the Muslims together

01:03:14.780 so it's not the first 1.00

01:03:17.380 time we've become very very weak

01:03:19.300 but it's the first time we've become

01:03:21.300 this weak with this much

01:03:22.780 this many numbers like our populations are massive right now yeah and what's incredible bro is that

01:03:29.620 the prophet actually predicted this this time and he said that the time has come that the the nations

01:03:37.580 and to die that they will um conglomerate against you just like people conglomerate together

01:03:48.040 at a dinner table 0.99

01:03:50.200 and they'll cut you up in pieces like this

01:03:52.180 like you know essentially like food

01:03:53.480 and then the companions at the time

01:03:56.320 they said is that because we're going to be in few in number

01:03:58.280 he said no

01:04:00.140 you're going to be a lot in number

01:04:02.440 actually you're going to be a massive population

01:04:04.340 but you're going to be like the froth of the ocean 1.00

01:04:08.460 you're going to be low quality Muslims 0.99

01:04:09.820 and they said 1.00

01:04:14.240 so why is that

01:04:15.760 and then the prophet also said that the enemy will not fear you anymore

01:04:20.220 look it's very interesting the enemy is not going to fear you that the the the rob and the the terror

01:04:26.820 the fear that the enemy used to have of you and the respect that's gone now yeah it's going to

01:04:32.600 be removed and this is why and he gave us the reason why the prophet told us because you love

01:04:38.560 the world and you hate to die it's materialism yeah so if we are able to be aesthetic and if

01:04:45.260 we're able to endure pain if we're able to be resilient and if we all do patient and tough and

01:04:49.960 religiously disciplined and unite clearly that's what the enemy hates clearly that's what the enemy

01:04:56.520 does not want clearly that's against all the hadiths that we've discussed today all the

01:05:00.640 verses that we've discussed today clearly that's how the only thing about it there is no way we 0.69

01:05:06.080 can be competitive with the united states of america individually there is no one muslim 0.94

01:05:12.080 country in the world that's anywhere near as materially competitive but if you have seven or 1.00

01:05:18.560 eight or nine or ten of them and the people can get along with each other and the people don't

01:05:23.480 are not racist to each other they're not tribal tribalistic to each other there's no sectarianism

01:05:28.400 there's you know they understand this person's oh it's a different sect a different understanding

01:05:34.140 will agree to disagree no problem whatever in a way i'm sorry to put it like this in a way just

01:05:38.500 like the west has they had to go through bloody wars i mean you know we were talking about uh

01:05:44.680 black lives that matter and um the right one talking point is that there's always black on 0.73

01:05:49.000 black crime there is black and black crime but you know what's even more significant than black 0.55

01:05:53.940 on black crime white on white crime because why black on black crime tens of thousands of people 0.97

01:06:00.480 die white on white crime world war two hundreds hundreds of millions of people die right tens

01:06:06.720 and hundreds of millions so when these guys go at it it's a different level you know you had world

01:06:11.300 war ii you had world war one these were nationalistic wars yeah look at so the west understood

01:06:18.680 it the other west got it like oh nationalism caused this that's why everyone toned it down

01:06:23.600 if you go to europe now all the all the european nations despite the fact and i keep saying this

01:06:29.840 the arabs every 26th nation of the arabs if you just look at it materially you're nowhere near 1.00

01:06:37.760 these europeans you're nowhere near them my friend you have to do so many things to get close to them 0.99

01:06:44.080 you actually need 100 years that's i know it sounds ridiculous you need a not 30 years 50 years

01:06:50.000 you need 100 years you know why because they have institutions that are long established

01:06:54.800 they have universities that are the best in the world they have infrastructure that you can't get

01:06:59.120 they have their medical there's so many things their militaries their their technology their

01:07:06.700 science their discovery that they have immaterially the west the the european countries 0.52

01:07:12.940 have overtaken the vast majority of muslim countries by a long distance so if you want 0.99

01:07:18.820 to try and compete with them on this level you're you've already lost and you need 50 100 years 1.00

01:07:24.220 you're not going to make it however the only one thing that we have to our advantage as carl young

01:07:28.720 said is that the West is

01:07:30.580 technological giants but they're moral

01:07:32.660 dwarfs

01:07:33.120 we have morality, we have

01:07:35.740 if you

01:07:38.820 look at history, there's never been

01:07:40.680 a time that nationalism

01:07:42.520 has gotten us any success man 0.96

01:07:44.500 it's so ridiculous, even on a 1.00

01:07:46.540 collaborative level, that the Muslims 1.00

01:07:48.780 have benefited the most

01:07:50.840 from Islam, but look at the 0.96

01:07:52.660 African nations, the Mali Empire 0.87

01:07:54.860 Mali had never 0.72

01:07:56.700 seen anything like that before when it attached itself with islam and became the great mali empire 0.96

01:08:02.680 mansa musa was the richest man of the world black man richest man in the world that's what islam 0.90

01:08:08.960 done for mali look what islam done for the maghrib they took over spain and portugal and these were 0.96

01:08:16.460 muslim countries for 600 years look what islam done for for the arabs it had it not been for islam 1.00

01:08:23.400 what would the arabs be they'd be probably one of the least impressive nations humanity has ever 1.00

01:08:28.960 known so don't try to ally don't sign the abraham records and allow military bases from the enemy to 0.99

01:08:35.100 be in your country many have seemed to have given up on trying to follow the quran sunnah and just

01:08:39.920 want to follow if you can't beat them join the thing that's given us success nationalism materially

01:08:45.200 and historically if we're honest is because islam has an infrastructure i even saw sam harris the

01:08:51.340 atheist talking about it with a friend of his there's a clip of him saying his friend was saying

01:08:56.160 to him it's incredible it's marvelous it's wondrous how islam has this infrastructure of

01:09:01.980 like the military infrastructure the all of these things that incentivizes people to do in the state

01:09:08.000 a context he found incredible when you this when you abandon that okay you abandon that

01:09:17.100 and you try and go for nationalism brother wherever you come from in the muslim world

01:09:21.940 you lose china's over is stronger than any muslim country america is stronger than any muslim

01:09:28.940 country russia is stronger than any muslim country the only way you're gonna survive 0.69

01:09:34.020 is if you team up you have to understand that which means in order for you to to be strong 0.99

01:09:40.460 and have iza and be and go back to your old days allah does not change the condition of a people

01:09:46.820 until they change the condition of themselves what you have to do is abolish extreme sectarianism

01:09:52.980 learn just like the westerners did but they took 100 million people dead to learn it we can learn

01:09:57.540 from their mistake without going through that which is that get learned learn to get along

01:10:03.380 with someone you disagree with learn to get along with someone you just okay this guy's certainly

01:10:08.580 okay is that zady over here no problem you know brother we disagree with you can have a little

01:10:12.660 debate here and there but you know you know we're gonna we're gonna confront this common cause over 1.00

01:10:16.660 here or your brother where are you from your ashari are you whatever it is that they say they are 0.94

01:10:21.700 oh you're black you're african you're arab okay but we're gonna team up on this one here 0.90

01:10:26.580 that's it if you can't bring yourself to do that we lose this in fact is one of the most important 0.96

01:10:33.220 things in islam there's a guy he's a military general his name is ross

01:10:36.660 rajas and he wrote a book on the prophet muhammad bro and i think it's called the general ship of

01:10:43.700 islam that's the name of the book i read this book a couple of years ago it's called the general ship

01:10:48.580 of islam i believe he was part of the american military and i believe he was trying to know about

01:10:52.980 islam so that he can do something in afghanistan i don't know what he was doing that for

01:10:57.300 but this book he says something interesting inside of the book he says that the genius of

01:11:02.340 of the Prophet Muhammad.

01:11:04.140 And obviously he's looking at it

01:11:05.500 as a non-believer

01:11:06.500 and disbeliever of Islam. 1.00

01:11:08.060 He said the genius

01:11:09.180 of the Prophet Muhammad

01:11:09.980 was that he was able 0.85

01:11:10.860 to produce a super tribe.

01:11:13.200 He called it a super tribe.

01:11:14.420 The Ummah. 0.68

01:11:16.160 And the Quran makes mention of it.

01:11:20.580 If you had spent

01:11:22.720 all in the world

01:11:23.600 to try and bring

01:11:25.060 these tribes together,

01:11:25.960 you wouldn't have been able to do.

01:11:27.300 But Allah have done it for you.

01:11:28.660 So in other words,

01:11:29.500 Allah is telling us,

01:11:30.420 you got to do this. 1.00

01:11:32.060 if you want to be successful in the world there is no muslim country that can be competitive with 1.00

01:11:36.700 the world leaders today on a material level you have to team up the enemies hate the idea of that 1.00

01:11:43.260 they want to sow the seeds of division that's why they are paying madhalists that's why they are 0.99

01:11:49.260 funding takfirists and isis and using this and the reason why they're doing it is because they 0.99

01:11:55.100 want to see muslims divide they love that stuff they want to see muslim shia and sunnah kill each 0.90

01:12:00.620 other they'd love that stuff it's that we're doing their job for them basically dividing 1.00

01:12:04.480 we're doing their job for them that's the truth of it you know they want it they like that stuff

01:12:10.320 they want they want us just to be to be on the floor so that's why we have to say okay we get

01:12:15.420 the game we understand our limitations we have to be humble we're not the greatest here if we're

01:12:21.600 talking about things materially we're not the greatest we are far behind the others there's

01:12:26.680 no reason for our nationalism. We shouldn't be nationalistic. In fact, and I said this to the

01:12:31.060 Arabs, there is more of a case for Arab, sorry, for French and British nationalism than there is

01:12:37.100 for Arab nationalism, because these countries have done more materially. If you're talking 0.53

01:12:42.500 about material, it's game over. If you remove the religious element and the fact that you've got

01:12:48.160 Muslims in your country and they believe in Allah, the morality, like Carl Jung said, 1.00

01:12:53.140 moral dwarfs and we're moral 1.00

01:12:54.580 we can have moral arguments and say look you've got transgenders 1.00

01:12:57.480 in your country, we don't have like this movement in our 1.00

01:12:59.460 country, that's the thing we can win the argument

01:13:01.540 on, we have purpose of life, we have

01:13:03.420 God, we know where we're

01:13:05.660 going, yeah the truth

01:13:06.800 we can win the argument only on this

01:13:09.520 if you try and go somewhere else

01:13:11.380 we're the best because, okay yeah what did you invent

01:13:13.280 sorry in the last hundred years, what did you do

01:13:15.380 what have you done, why are you so

01:13:17.480 proud of yourself, of your

01:13:19.300 there's no, I mean

01:13:21.040 we're struggling in the world cup

01:13:22.500 sports even the olympics i know it's rigged in the morocco's doing well morocco's very good

01:13:29.860 even bro even egypt's okay you know yeah that was a good first game iran played well iran played

01:13:36.560 they have to sleep in mexico not too bad yeah and it would be incredible if it's iran versus

01:13:42.160 the usa that would be like one of the most incredible things bro they're saying in the

01:13:46.100 chat algebra what muhammad job said in the last hundred years the inventions of what been a

01:13:49.620 Yemeni coffee shop, Dubai chocolate,

01:13:51.840 and the Burj Khalifa.

01:13:52.540 We're not talking about, 0.99

01:13:53.860 we are not talking about the golden age of Islam. 0.93

01:13:56.340 We are talking about the last hundred years. 0.99

01:13:58.040 I'm saying that now we are in a decline

01:14:00.500 and we have to face this fact. 1.00

01:14:03.020 The golden age of Islam, 1.00

01:14:04.140 that's when Islam was in the picture, 0.77

01:14:05.640 not nationalism.

01:14:07.080 That's what they were saying.

01:14:08.280 We're going to rule by Islamic law.

01:14:09.540 They were saying that our identity is Islamic.

01:14:12.540 Why would Abbasid,

01:14:13.620 by the way,

01:14:14.240 why would Abbasids,

01:14:15.040 the ones you're talking about,

01:14:15.920 Algebra and Al-Khawarizmi,

01:14:18.940 yeah

01:14:19.160 where was he from

01:14:22.420 do you think he was an Arab, he was a Persian

01:14:24.060 yeah, a lot of our inventors

01:14:26.540 Avi Sena

01:14:27.260 who obviously was a philosopher

01:14:30.600 and he's written

01:14:31.480 the canon of medicine, a huge

01:14:34.400 figure, probably one of the biggest polymaths in

01:14:36.340 Islamic history

01:14:37.420 Avi Rose or

01:14:40.160 even like for Ibn Nafis

01:14:42.180 these scientists

01:14:43.960 or even Haytham, they say that he invented

01:14:46.200 the scientific method, all of those guys

01:14:47.900 when were they around and what happened

01:14:50.020 they were in that abusive period

01:14:51.500 when they decided to be cosmopolitan

01:14:53.900 and bring people from different countries

01:14:55.620 to share information and

01:14:57.000 to help each other out

01:14:58.780 so actually proves my point

01:15:01.040 when you bring the Persian culture

01:15:02.880 you bring the Arabs together and the Persians

01:15:04.820 and you bring these guys and the Spanish Muslims

01:15:07.660 bro let's be honest their contribution has been massive

01:15:09.900 the Moroccan Muslims

01:15:11.200 their contribution is huge

01:15:12.480 and the intellectual tradition of the Africans

01:15:15.280 and the Mali Empire and Timbuktu

01:15:17.160 and all this huge people don't even know that history right you know and they bring it all

01:15:21.740 together that's when we get something otherwise we're not going to get anything if you prioritize 0.91

01:15:27.200 your islamic identity you get something the last hundred years has been abysmal for the muslim 1.00

01:15:31.700 world we have to come to terms with that and realize that the reason is because we've been 1.00

01:15:35.680 disunited and we've been away from the deen if you want to if you want to be if you want to go

01:15:40.000 back you have to identify as muslim first be united get back on the deen and and not care

01:15:45.840 about these things, these tribal distinctions, which 0.96

01:15:47.820 there is no reason for you

01:15:49.940 to be proud of where you're from.

01:15:51.780 There is no reason. The Prophet said

01:15:53.540 He's not 0.71

01:15:55.940 of us, the one who

01:15:57.760 calls to tribalism.

01:16:00.640 He's not of us.

01:16:01.980 That's what he said. And the Prophet 1.00

01:16:03.800 said

01:16:04.020 There's no virtue 0.99

01:16:14.060 of an Arab over a non-Arab. 1.00

01:16:15.840 non-Arab over an Arab

01:16:16.840 or a black man

01:16:18.140 over a white man 0.73

01:16:18.720 yeah he said

01:16:20.600 imagine

01:16:21.120 to be fair

01:16:22.700 the Prophet ﷺ

01:16:23.500 mentioned two things

01:16:24.920 in his last speech

01:16:25.680 which have become

01:16:26.640 huge issues

01:16:27.340 in the world today

01:16:27.940 one of them is

01:16:29.220 be good to women

01:16:31.280 he actually

01:16:32.260 he mentioned that

01:16:33.060 to his people

01:16:33.580 he said be good to women

01:16:35.000 so he emphasized

01:16:36.120 women's rights

01:16:36.840 in his last speech

01:16:37.880 and he emphasized race

01:16:38.980 as well

01:16:40.140 he said that

01:16:41.900 black and white

01:16:42.600 and white and black 0.99

01:16:43.080 there's no distinction 0.99

01:16:44.180 there's no virtue

01:16:44.920 except in piety so if we don't stick with this stuff and we go with division and we go with 0.94

01:16:52.960 disunity then do you know these genocides that we're seeing now wallahi they're just going to 0.79

01:16:57.580 get worse and worse and worse the reason why we have these genocides is because we're not united 0.67

01:17:02.720 if we were united they wouldn't do it couldn't do it but they're struggling with iran imagine

01:17:07.520 if there was some kind of a block imagine if the gcc were standing up for the people and follow

01:17:13.200 instead of signing the abraham records if if iran could win a 2v1 like this and get them to

01:17:18.100 capitulate and give them 400 billion dollars imagine us united and i will die trying to bring

01:17:23.360 that the nationalists told me mbs did not sign the abraham records and i said well fantastic

01:17:27.760 let's hope it stays that way this is good inshallah it stays that way inshallah stays away

01:17:32.240 that's why too the world cup is a perfect example of that we have so many muslim teams 0.91

01:17:36.080 senegal is playing you have uzbekistan iran it's a reminder that the prophets allah did not say he

01:17:42.380 was shia sufi he did not say he said he was muslim that's what we have the advantage on our side but

01:17:47.640 we remember that we have the truth and we talk about how much wealth they have and elon musk

01:17:51.740 is the first trillionaire if you pray the first two uh rakat before fajr you have more wealth in

01:17:58.000 him all that's all you have to do every morning if you pray that those two extra rakat you're

01:18:01.920 richer than the richest man in the world and that's a that's a reminder that i i keep every

01:18:06.100 day and it's difficult because i don't know if you're aware not to keep you too long but

01:18:10.720 There are very obviously, and I wish I saw it sooner, paid agitators and controlled opposition that are anti-unity.

01:18:18.900 If they say publicly that they're against unity and they stick with the tribe, you are clearly getting paid.

01:18:24.680 You are clearly an enemy and you are clearly taking away the one power that we have.

01:18:29.780 If we are united, we win.

01:18:31.920 So these people, they will mix the truth with lies.

01:18:34.720 they will appear

01:18:36.620 they'll say things about feminism

01:18:38.080 or about Israel 0.98

01:18:39.400 and they appear to be truth tellers

01:18:41.460 but then also push the division

01:18:43.480 that lets them win

01:18:45.060 I don't know if you've seen these people

01:18:47.340 absolutely right

01:18:48.040 and like I said 1.00

01:18:50.980 the takfirists are part

01:18:53.460 the takfirists are the ones who

01:18:55.380 excommunicate Muslims on minor issues 1.00

01:18:57.500 like the ISIS types

01:18:59.100 and the Al-Qaeda types

01:19:01.400 these are all extreme

01:19:03.540 inventions they may be cia inventions very possibly but then they recruit people who are

01:19:10.500 vulnerable and emotional into their cause using emotional manipulation and they actually divide 0.69

01:19:16.340 muslims with this nonsense and the same thing with the madhalists and the same thing with many other

01:19:20.480 movements are fringe movements the hardline literalists from all over right they're trying 0.98

01:19:25.660 to recruit hardline literalists to sow division and they pay for it like it's in their reports

01:19:30.960 the rand reports has the word madhalist inside of it it has the word it has these things that the

01:19:36.080 isis and you know that we've we've done this for them and we've done that and the epstein files

01:19:40.780 has something about that right it's about isis and how they were funding the things so it's clear

01:19:44.860 and obvious it's clear and obvious that this is what they want from us and it's also clear and

01:19:50.560 obvious as you mentioned that the only the way out is unity and as i say you know this is what

01:19:58.620 we need to do we have to have we go back into the the centrist idea of islam we're the middle

01:20:03.280 ground islam and these fringes that you have to ignore them on twitter the fact is and even this

01:20:09.700 is advice to myself because the these guys the way that elon musk has set the algorithm he's 0.68

01:20:15.480 accentuated the extremist voices yeah like you know i mean these guys are like one percent of

01:20:21.260 the population in whatever country they're in two three percent five percent and but you can hear

01:20:25.840 him you know so the that doesn't represent the world actually no it's something you know it can

01:20:32.420 sometimes make you think it's a false reality these aren't people in fact there's british

01:20:37.620 supporters of the national team saying free palisine on national television it's ironic

01:20:41.820 that elon musk is quite literally an african migrant into the u.s and he calls up on tommy

01:20:46.460 rubinstein's protests and says you either fight back or die you either fight back or die to people

01:20:52.340 in england saying britain first an african migrant into america do you see the the issue here is that

01:20:57.740 he'll say that he's a double migrant because his granddad whoever was was an was a european

01:21:03.020 migrant into africa and since we're calling black people african americans we should call

01:21:08.500 people like him european africans he's like an inverse myron yeah because if you call african

01:21:16.400 americans somebody come from africa and they settled so then white people who live in south

01:21:21.100 africa what should they be called then if we're going to be consistent with the terminology then

01:21:24.640 they should be called european africans so this is a european african who's somehow now gone into

01:21:31.540 the usa with and was part of the government or something the usa government it's all it's a

01:21:35.980 hoax man the whole thing's a joke and it's embarrassment because they might as well just

01:21:39.920 say look we want a tribe okay they want a tribe these people because they have no religion anymore

01:21:47.040 They want a tribe 0.85

01:21:48.400 Because they don't have anything to offer

01:21:50.820 The tribe that they're creating

01:21:54.220 Is not on what they represent

01:21:55.940 It's on what they hate

01:21:58.300 So instead of saying

01:22:01.740 This is our tribe

01:22:02.960 This is our manifesto

01:22:04.860 We believe in X, Y, Z, whatever

01:22:06.840 No, our tribe is that we hate these people 0.89

01:22:09.020 We hate these people

01:22:09.660 We can all agree to hate those

01:22:12.080 That's our tribe 1.00

01:22:12.980 That's the only thing they have in common 1.00

01:22:15.500 Is the hatred of Muslims 1.00

01:22:17.620 yeah it's pathetic it's embarrassing did you see keir starmer is set to reportedly announce his 0.99

01:22:22.820 resignation on monday do you know the reason why no i need to look into that i'll look into this 0.83

01:22:27.940 as well a last one i do want to ask you about uh hassan piker was just banned from the uk he was

01:22:32.900 yes his visa was revoked him and his uncle chank ueger the young turks hopefully they're not like

01:22:38.420 autoturk but they are saying a lot of the correct things right now and we've had a lot of differences

01:22:42.420 over the years but i think he recently with the iran war is getting it very spot on and there was

01:22:47.460 a lot of difference of opinions because he does embody a lot of leftist ideology and seems to be

01:22:52.340 supportive but mom danny in new york is doing a good job of bringing unity at a time of all this

01:22:57.460 division and i think uh someone like hassan seeing that attack too a lot of people wanted me to

01:23:02.000 celebrate when he was getting subpoenaed by the feds which is obviously a political attack because

01:23:06.780 he's anti-israel and then you see his visa revoked in england and it's just that that's not anything

01:23:10.360 to celebrate has your opinion changed on him or what's your analysis of someone like him i don't

01:23:16.580 know i know he's sort of left-wing guy but i'm so i'm certainly for his coming to england and i'm

01:23:23.840 certainly uh impressed and in agreement with him on the palestine issue he seems like he's a strong

01:23:30.980 pro-palestine voice articulate man charismatic individual and the fact that they blocked him

01:23:36.700 from coming to the country, is nothing but something that he should be proud of

01:23:41.020 because that means that he's that impactful.

01:23:45.900 They wouldn't do that to an insignificant person, you know,

01:23:48.980 if he was just somebody who was going to come and give a couple of speeches here and there.

01:23:51.800 But it actually has really backfired on a PR level for the United Kingdom.

01:23:56.640 And the United Kingdom needs to understand that this is making them look very bad, okay?

01:24:02.960 I mean, not to sound like a British nationalist now,

01:24:07.460 but look, the UK has a strong history.

01:24:10.660 It does.

01:24:11.300 It does, yeah.

01:24:12.000 If you're a British person and you want to be a nationalist,

01:24:15.520 you have a lot to be proud of.

01:24:17.320 You know, your country has overtaken the world

01:24:19.980 and it was a small island.

01:24:21.940 Your country has, you know, they did lots of bad things,

01:24:24.920 but in a way you can think, well, that's still impressive.

01:24:27.640 They did the Industrial Revolution.

01:24:28.940 They did so many inventions that came out of the UK.

01:24:31.760 so many works so many science so many sports they're very good at sports disproportionately

01:24:36.840 good there's many things to be proud of as a british person so the country has a reputation

01:24:43.000 people all around the world want to come to the uk they want to live in here in this country so if

01:24:48.300 you have a country with a reputation like that why are you letting a foreign body and the lobby

01:24:55.520 ruin your country's reputation

01:24:57.720 how can you allow 1.00

01:25:00.060 your country

01:25:01.180 which has

01:25:02.800 people see it as a prestigious country

01:25:05.200 all over the world, they want to be part of this

01:25:07.200 why are you ruining yourself?

01:25:10.880 what's worse is that

01:25:11.820 it seems as if

01:25:13.420 you're contradicting

01:25:15.540 what you stand for

01:25:17.440 it's not just seems, you are contradicting

01:25:20.340 what you stand for

01:25:20.860 the liberal tradition

01:25:23.180 Look, if you wanted to know what the religion of the West is, it's no longer Christianity.

01:25:26.840 Forget about that.

01:25:27.560 That's especially not in Western Europe. 0.94

01:25:30.380 In Southern America, that's where Christianity is prevalent.

01:25:33.720 Like, but I'm not talking about South America.

01:25:35.480 I'm talking about like, you know, the Bible Belt in America.

01:25:38.800 Northeast, I mean, there are Christians there, but look at the population of Christians there

01:25:42.900 compared to the South, for example.

01:25:44.260 There's this Gulf of disparity.

01:25:46.440 So that's one thing.

01:25:47.700 But the point is, in Western Europe, it's not like that.

01:25:50.400 The Christians are not even a majority in the UK anymore.

01:25:52.540 They're 41% of the population.

01:25:54.620 If you go to Scandinavia, they're not even that.

01:25:56.740 They're maybe 20% of the population, maybe 10%.

01:25:58.960 It's a majority atheist country or a religious country.

01:26:01.700 You know, these Norway and Sweden and Denmark and these countries.

01:26:04.820 So the point is, is that we can't lie and pretend that these are Christian countries.

01:26:10.680 These are secular liberal countries.

01:26:13.420 So that's their religion.

01:26:14.980 In a sense, your religion is social liberalism, classical liberalism.

01:26:18.660 that's your religion the heart of what you should believe in is freedom of speech and expression

01:26:26.020 like voltaire said i don't voltaire was a liberal philosopher he said that i don't believe in what

01:26:31.140 you say but i will defend to the death your right to say it that's a quote from voltaire i don't

01:26:37.620 believe in what you say but i will fight to the death this is the liberal tradition imagine you're

01:26:41.940 breaking that you're breaking j.s mill voltaire you're breaking the liberal tradition itself what

01:26:47.940 What your country stands for, you're breaking that in order to appease a lobby.

01:26:54.380 You're ruining the reputation of Great Britain with this unnecessary move.

01:27:02.640 The guy has an S-star.

01:27:04.180 He's going to the Oxford Union.

01:27:06.320 By the way, the Oxford Union, which just hosted Tommy Robinson for a debate. 0.88

01:27:11.320 Tommy Robinson, the far-right Zionist. 0.90

01:27:14.040 So he's allowed to go to the Oxford Union. 0.79

01:27:15.820 and to the oxford union's credit they completely rejected what the government did they had a

01:27:21.700 public statement and he's going to a prestigious place he's not a threat to the public him or

01:27:30.760 cenk wiga neither of them are a threat to the public and you've blocked his entry into the

01:27:36.400 united kingdom it shows that you are now infiltrated just happened in australia i went

01:27:44.040 to go visit and then immediately without even streaming they found from an instagram story

01:27:48.180 with sunny bill williams that i was in australia media outrage sky news australia did a whole piece

01:27:53.820 on the plane home they emailed me with a list of tweets and articles of me criticizing israel

01:27:58.920 revoke my visa and so the nations they pride themselves on liberalism and democracy and

01:28:05.140 freedom of speech as soon as you criticize one state what'd you say did they give you a ban

01:28:09.980 i am yeah i can no longer apply for a visa in australia lifetime ban yeah all right i'll try

01:28:19.360 to appeal i don't know if you ever fought back against that i could ask you privately but i did

01:28:22.220 see a koala kangaroo and i saw the opera house so i'm satisfied with us you go to new zealand

01:28:28.040 but i would say just wait a bit um look i think now it's a bad time for people that are pro-palestine

01:28:34.480 activists to travel around in certain countries africa's open latin america's open no problem

01:28:41.640 there's there's lots of these people they don't care about this stuff but the ones who are

01:28:45.560 infiltrated by the lobby um it's i'm actually quite i don't know whether to be surprised or

01:28:53.100 impressed by their but what they've done i don't know what they it is impressive within 80 years

01:28:58.160 the amount of control and infiltration it's it to be honest it is impressive uh yes it is i mean

01:29:04.300 They must really get them on blackmail things.

01:29:07.280 They must be doing lots of things, the money they're giving them.

01:29:10.600 Whatever's happening, to get a country like United Kingdom or Australia,

01:29:14.740 you're a strong country, you're a reputable country,

01:29:19.580 and you're bowing the knee to a lobby,

01:29:22.760 and everyone can see that this is what's happening.

01:29:25.000 And you're going against your own principles of freedom of speech and expression.

01:29:29.200 That's embarrassing. I can't believe that.

01:29:31.300 That's impressive on the side of the Zionist lobby. 0.98

01:29:33.240 you have to give them credit that actually they're able to play this game even to be honest 0.80

01:29:38.060 but these conversations are working because maga the the right wing the republicans they claim to

01:29:43.500 be conservative in america they now have to capitulate and say that israel is going too

01:29:46.940 far in lebanon this is the first separation that we've seen in trump's administration from israel

01:29:51.280 the first major disagreement so it seems like these conversations are valuable we should keep

01:29:55.120 having them and we have to remember that unity is our strength and everything else is uh is a

01:30:00.800 distraction and a lie and i thank you so much for coming on i enjoyed this conversation it's always

01:30:05.000 a pleasure speaking to you uh your you know your your education background makes this interesting

01:30:09.860 i have all the books too that you you mentioned and inshallah i'll get the the time to to read

01:30:14.620 them and so i can intellectually discombobulate the enemy no but you know what one thing i'll 0.78

01:30:19.920 say to you you're going to get a lot of backlash from a lot of muslims that are going to tell you 0.59

01:30:24.360 this that whatever okay no problem just differentiate between two things religious

01:30:29.640 opinions that are backed by

01:30:31.680 credible consensus

01:30:33.320 credible squads, consensus

01:30:35.720 Quran, et cetera, and political

01:30:37.620 opinions that people have. Because anyone

01:30:39.620 can have their political opinions. And I'll tell

01:30:41.640 you, I personally believe, because sometimes

01:30:43.640 I'll check your Twitter, check your

01:30:45.540 comments, that whatever you're

01:30:47.640 saying is way more sensical than these guys

01:30:49.780 that are claiming to be like these

01:30:51.020 students of knowledge or something.

01:30:54.380 So, it's

01:30:55.540 a lot of them are going to give you a

01:30:57.640 pushback and they're going to hurt you, trying to hurt you

01:30:59.620 with this stuff but be strong twitter is a suspect for these things and so is all the other all the

01:31:05.460 other platforms um your political opinions i think are sound bro they're good you're thinking right

01:31:10.640 and um you're holding the stick from the middle you understand uh all the things that all the

01:31:16.940 arguments are made by everybody and to be honest you know i think a lot of these guys they don't

01:31:22.360 have a strong geopolitical um grasp of things as you do so a lot of the problem is that they speak

01:31:28.500 about things they have no idea they have not studied uh politics they have not my first degree

01:31:33.640 was in politics i actually did a whole degree in politics you know um we had to go through theories

01:31:38.140 so i from someone who's i would like to think educated on even this topic you know i think

01:31:45.280 what you're saying is like yeah he's following something he's he's getting this he's getting

01:31:49.740 the dynamics the power the balance of power these guys in the comments they're not getting any of

01:31:53.700 they're kind of like childlike you know i mean so unless they're coming with like sometimes they'll

01:31:59.220 tell you things which are okay if you're doing something wrong or you shouldn't be doing and

01:32:02.640 they say this haram that's fine that's different but when it comes to like political opinions just

01:32:06.700 because they're muslim muslim name and stuff it doesn't mean that they're that means they're right

01:32:10.660 thank you for saying that and i think that the the only way because they can't prove me wrong 0.95

01:32:15.960 so the way they discredit me is bring up uh jahalil things you see accusations from

01:32:20.660 um i saw you respond to that one it's just the most asinine things you can imagine it was like

01:32:25.900 but that's uh that's the technique to pull people away from what i'm talking about because you can't

01:32:30.980 prove me wrong and so people just try to carry the assassination they did it with me man because

01:32:35.200 i laughed loudly and stuff like i was going back and forth with some of this the scholars of the

01:32:39.240 area of arabia and i was i was writing in arabic and stuff like that to them and at the end of it

01:32:44.480 when i went back and forth back and forth i've seen the comments me like a video or a gif or

01:32:48.500 whatever of me laughing loudly or me with my shirt off in the cage like you but this is not

01:32:53.960 if this is the guy that's going to be telling you about islamic studies you know me on top of a guy 0.63

01:32:58.380 punching the guy like you know it's because it's it breaks all the conformities you know what i 0.89

01:33:02.200 mean like this is not this is not the guy that's going to tell us what's what's right and wrong

01:33:06.420 this guy over here but that's um it's a fallacy it's actually it's called the genetic fallacy

01:33:11.060 it's that something is wrong because the person who said it right so they're committing the

01:33:16.680 genetic fallacy, it shows weakness of

01:33:18.760 approach and it shows that they have no argument

01:33:20.620 to make. If I'm such a clown 0.99

01:33:22.720 and I'm such an entertainer and I'm such 0.84

01:33:24.760 an actor and I'm such a joker and a laugh

01:33:26.580 then it should be so easy for you to refute

01:33:28.820 me. That's how you

01:33:30.760 should say it. It's like, you know what I mean?

01:33:32.500 I'm such an entertainer and I'm such a jahil 0.99

01:33:34.720 and I've done all these bad things. Then it should 1.00

01:33:36.720 be easy to present a cogent

01:33:38.540 argument against what I'm saying.

01:33:40.540 The fact that you haven't actually shows that you've given up

01:33:42.780 on the argument.

01:33:43.180 and i wish you the best of luck inshallah you stay steadfast and continue doing the right thing

01:33:49.160 and uh apparently we're in kwani so it's always it's always great it's always a pleasure speaking

01:33:53.820 to muhammad ajab my brother what it is i hate what they mean by that is mainstream sunni how i put it

01:34:00.520 is free sunni we're free we're not told what to do by governments that's the difference between

01:34:06.520 us and them they're told what to do by state interested governments that that tell me who is

01:34:12.640 freer the one who like me and you we have let's be honest granted by the state freedom of actual

01:34:19.160 freedom of expression we can say what we believe politically a lot of these people cannot say

01:34:24.320 exactly what they believe otherwise they'll be arrested they will do this they'll be tortured

01:34:28.540 whatever will happen to them right so they are not free so they have no right to speak and those in 0.98

01:34:34.660 the west that follow those unfree men okay then since you're following the unfree men 0.96

01:34:41.100 and they're not free therefore you're not free okay you're because you're following an unfree 0.96

01:34:47.580 man and they're not free and this the whole institution is stay interested so we are the 0.51

01:34:53.360 free sunnis we are the main bro what you you we are the mainstream sunnis the hardliners and the

01:35:00.380 fringes and you're going to see them all over your comments bro all the time just always put in your

01:35:05.040 mind they represent one percent of the muslim populace and they they probably represent one

01:35:10.960 percent of the scholarly tradition as well these people who say that shia is a kuffar or this one

01:35:17.140 these are extremists they're by islamic standards they're fringe groups they're hated in their

01:35:24.160 populations no one likes them uh and they're just loud on twitter and that's it and wallahi i would 0.90

01:35:29.440 love to continue running away from the plantation i'd rather be a runaway slave than have a hundred

01:35:34.120 billion dollars i'm gonna run away for the rest of my life i will never be a slave inshallah thank

01:35:39.160 you so much muhammad ajab i look forward to speaking to you again soon allah bless you

01:35:46.040 muhammad ajab the goat

01:35:49.960 how was that how was that that was better than i expected that was longer than i expected too

01:35:55.560 and bro that conversation he said a lot of the points that i've been making on stream in a more

01:36:01.480 concise way i love what he said about they unify based off of what they hate because they have

01:36:06.400 nothing in common anymore bars and how important unity is i've been reiterating this the entire

01:36:12.200 year and the way he was able to piece that together was impressive so shout out to muhammad

01:36:18.000 hijab make sure to subscribe to him on youtube that's our brother brother hijab and if you don't

01:36:22.760 you've been intellectually discombobulated you're finished you're done

01:36:28.120 banger clap w job 0.56

SHNEAKO - June 21, 2026

SNEAKO X Mohammed Hijab： The Nationalism Curse

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