SNEAKO - SNEAKO Interviews The Muslim Lantern

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00:00:42 Snaked Zerka again. No, I didn't. I called him and he didn't pick up. 0.98

00:00:46 Hey, Asalaamu Alaikum. How are you?

00:00:48 Asalaamu Alaikum. How are you, man? Can you hear me?

00:00:50 Jumal and Bark. Yeah, I can hear you great. Can you hear me?

00:00:53 I'm okay. Yeah, yeah. This is like not my thing, you know, using Discord and this other. It's just for you,

00:00:57 you know. I hope everything is going good, you know. It's good. I'm glad that you were able

00:01:00 to make it. I've been watching your videos and we've seen a lot of your videos over the last

00:01:04 couple of weeks. You know, you pop up quite a bit. I saw you defend me sometimes and it's great

00:01:09 to meet you, man. I like your content. Mashallah. No, yeah, I think you're worthy of being defended,

00:01:13 to be honest. And since your manager, he reached out to me. I like done some research about you,

00:01:17 you know, that's something I like to do, you know. I psychoanalyze people sometimes,

00:01:21 you know. So that's a research about you. Your audience is about to try to get an idea of what you guys do,

00:01:26 you know. But yeah, like, I think you're worthy of being defended. And I was mentioning this to

00:01:30 your manager yesterday. It's like the difference between you, for example, and Andrew, you know,

00:01:35 Andrew Tate is our brother and everything like that. But when he accepted Islam, I can see a huge 1.00

00:01:40 difference between what you're doing and what he's doing. Like, okay, he accepted Islam. 0.66

00:01:44 Wait, what are you trying to say that I'm better?

00:01:47 I think you're doing better. I say that 100%. There's no doubt about that. Publicly,

00:01:51 I'm not talking about privately. Privately is between him and Allah. I don't know what he's doing. 0.84

00:01:54 I have no clue of the people around him. But publicly, you are doing a lot better,

00:01:57 of course. And there are reasons for that. There's evidence for that. First is the idea

00:02:01 that when he accepted Islam, of course, he speaks good about Islam when he's on podcasts,

00:02:06 etc., which is good. But what you do is not just that. You speak about Islam. You try to do

00:02:10 da'wah to multiple different people. I've noticed that. You're doing da'wah to, like,

00:02:13 different creators. You're posting when you go doing the prayer, you know. You're pressing your

00:02:18 cameraman, trying to make him become Muslim, you know. So these type of things are you're collaborating. 0.88

00:02:23 He's still a Christian. He's afraid. He's, like, a white American. So he's afraid of coming to 0.90

00:02:27 Islam. But I think I was, like, too pushy with the da'wah. I've noticed since, like, I've been 1.00

00:02:31 trying to do a lot of da'wah that you can't be too pushy. You just have to kind of just have an

00:02:35 open heart and then let people find it themselves. You got to, like, it's like trapping a rabbit.

00:02:38 You know, you put, like, little pieces of carrots and then you let them go nibble it themselves

00:02:42 and then the crate falls on top of the rabbit. But I've been a little bit too pushy and then

00:02:47 they get all scared. But yeah, continue.

00:02:49 Yeah. So the thing with the, I was just saying other things that you're doing, for example,

00:02:54 like collaborating with Sheikh Othman, like our brother, the Warner, these type of brothers,

00:02:58 right? So there's a lot of things that you're doing, like, from an Islamic perspective that

00:03:01 I would say our brother Andrew is not doing. No hate his way. I like the brother. There's

00:03:05 no issues. I'm not criticizing him. But I'm saying if we look at the comparison, for example,

00:03:09 also the fact that you accepted Islam after him. But obviously when he did, he went to prison

00:03:13 and there was all of these issues. So that was also a barrier in his way. Right. So

00:03:17 yeah, the dawah, like, just like you said, you know, look, there's a lot of people who

00:03:22 confuse dawah with debate. This is not the same thing. No, no, no. Dawah is spreading 0.99

00:03:27 the message of Islam. Habib had a great statement. He said that non-Muslims, they don't read 1.00

00:03:31 Hadith. They don't read Quran. They read the Muslims. So all you can do is be the best

00:03:35 representation of Islam that you can and how beautiful it is. But people in the chat are

00:03:39 saying, like, we're trying to, like, set a division. I consider, like, Andrew Tate is

00:03:44 a Muslim brother of mine. I don't really, like, everybody has a different relationship

00:03:50 with Allah and a different relationship with Islam and how they spread it. I don't think 1.00

00:03:53 there's any point for them to try to pick sides.

00:03:56 You know, the interesting thing is I've made a video about him when he went to prison.

00:04:00 I defended him, right? Way before, oh, when everyone was against him, I defended him. I still

00:04:04 even have some shorts maybe talking about him, alhamdulillah, that he, when he was released

00:04:07 and this and that. So I've got zero enmity or hatred or anything against him, right? But I'm

00:04:13 talking about the public sphere, right? How much the person pushes, like, the idea of Islam. Like,

00:04:17 for example, how much you speak about Palestine, these type of things, right? These issues are

00:04:21 very, very important. And I understand he has a lot more pressure than you as well. We have to

00:04:25 be honest. I think where he is, he's got a lot more pressure than you do. So perhaps that could be

00:04:30 one of the reasons why he's not doing as much, right? But my point is about you now. It's not about

00:04:34 him. It's that you are worthy of being supported, is what I'm trying to say. I think publicly, Muslims,

00:04:39 especially people who have platforms, people are following you, which is what I was telling them,

00:04:43 right? They should be more supportive of what you're doing, right? Like, and your manager telling

00:04:47 me, like, you're rejecting gambling deals for millions of dollars. I think many of these Muslims 1.00

00:04:52 watching you, criticizing you, if they had the same option, they would take that gambling deal, you

00:04:56 know? Many people would. Like, I'm not saying everyone watching you, but I would say a lot of people

00:05:00 would, right? Because you can speak easily and say, I'm not going to do it. But when the money is in

00:05:04 front of you, it's a different story, right? When someone is telling you literally, just sign here

00:05:07 and you'll get the money, right? So I think this is something that you should be supported for.

00:05:13 Of course, they have their criticisms and like, nobody is perfect. There are certain things that

00:05:18 are not Islamic that you could be doing on your streams, this and that. But this is the thing,

00:05:21 this is the environment that you're in. Like, what are you trying to do from my humble point of view

00:05:27 is you're trying to be a Muslim within like Satan's world, 0.98

00:05:31 right? You're trying to be like the person who calls people to good within a world that is run 0.86

00:05:37 by Satan, right? Yeah. So everyone around you is essentially doing things which are haram,

00:05:41 right? And if you want to collaborate with other people, this is essentially their content. This

00:05:44 is what they're doing. Yeah. And it's almost impossible to, I think I kind of, I push a lot of

00:05:50 people away because then I end up becoming like the influencer embodiment of the haram police,

00:05:54 which you see a lot on Twitter. Like people will have debates for three, four days straight about

00:05:58 a mother posting a picture of her, her belly, you know, it's a baby, but which, you know,

00:06:02 in my opinion, it's not that big of a deal, but the haram police is so strong on online that it ends

00:06:09 up like, it ends up taking up so much conversation for days on end. And then that turns people away

00:06:15 so much more than it brings people in. When people see like Muslims arguing over a baby bump, 1.00

00:06:20 it's just like, it's just confusing to the non-Muslim and I think it's a giant waste of time. 0.99

00:06:23 But when I try to get closer to Allah and get closer to Islam, I think I've become more polarizing 1.00

00:06:29 and also people see it like I'm getting on a moral high ground. And I think that I kind of

00:06:33 turn people away, especially when it's like what I stand for. Even today, I tweeted a band porn on

00:06:39 Twitter. I think that porn should be banned on Twitter. And I think a lot of people agree with

00:06:44 that. But then at the same time, I think about all the influencers that I am close with and would

00:06:49 consider like online friends. They are in relationships with girls who do porn or do

00:06:53 OnlyFans or do stuff like that. And then they see what I'm just talking about. And that drives a wedge

00:06:58 in between me and them. And they kind of get, they're like, oh, this guy, like, does he think

00:07:02 he's better than me? So it's very difficult to be on your Dean and to stay halal in this world 1.00

00:07:08 because everything is pushing you to just be, you know, a pimp, a prostitute, a gambler, 0.97

00:07:13 a degenerate selling alcohol, things like that. And I like a lot of these people, but I don't agree 0.97

00:07:18 with what they do. And I think that when they see me speak against these things, they think that

00:07:22 I'm speaking against them specifically when it's, I'm not speaking against them. I'm speaking against

00:07:26 things that I know are destroying their souls.

00:07:31 You know, like my analysis of views is a bit like I've had that analysis of you can say, right?

00:07:36 Like I can say that you're a person who's genuine and this is not like, it's not a,

00:07:40 it's not praising you, but I can see that you, you trust people, for example, people in your

00:07:45 circle, people in the stream, this and that, you'll trust them. You'll try to be genuine with

00:07:50 them. You'll try to defend them when they're not there. And you're not going to, you're not going

00:07:53 to get the same treatment from them, right? Because those people don't view you the same way you view

00:07:57 them. This genuineness or being a trustworthy person towards other people is not necessarily always

00:08:02 like, you're not always going to get it from the opposite side. So I can see that side of you.

00:08:07 You care about speaking the truth. For example, you getting like canceled from social media,

00:08:13 specifically YouTube and every other platform right now, you're doing this on Rumble, right?

00:08:17 And I think it's very important that when you do these types of like podcast or conversations,

00:08:22 whatever you want to call it, that you say in the beginning of the conversation that you are

00:08:25 doing it on Rumble. Because what happens most of the time is that people clip or take your video

00:08:30 and post it somewhere else. And if you don't mention it, if you don't speak about it,

00:08:33 within you speaking to that individual, people think that you are, you know,

00:08:36 you're a YouTuber, you're on TikTok, you're there, so that, while in reality, someone else is doing

00:08:40 that content for you, right? So I think it's important to mention it just like we did right

00:08:43 now, right? So you can be too trusting of people, but I think you've got some things there. Like,

00:08:48 for example, you want to be appreciated for speaking about the truth. And I think something

00:08:52 you need to understand is that people who speak the truth have always been fought throughout history.

00:08:57 You look at the prophets of God, you look at the best people, people who've done well,

00:09:00 you talk about Malcolm X a lot, you can see how his life was, how much fighting he had to do,

00:09:04 right? So do not expect people to be welcoming with you when you speak about the truth.

00:09:08 I think it's something that you need to kind of internalize that people are not going to like you

00:09:11 if you speak about the truth, right? And my advice, honestly, is that you understand that most people

00:09:18 are robotic kind of, right? They're essentially brainwashed by what they see around them.

00:09:24 They're bots!

00:09:26 Yeah, yeah. So what you have to do in a way, so what you have to do in a way. So I'm on YouTube,

00:09:30 for example. But I have to be very careful with the phrasing that I, when I talk about certain

00:09:35 issues. For example,

00:09:36 When you talk about Zionism, that's what you mean. You can't say that word. You can probably say free,

00:09:39 but you stick to Palestine instead of criticizing Israel too much.

00:09:43 No, no, I do. I do actually, I do. But I do it in a smart way. This is the thing. So I've got like

00:09:46 three or four videos about, about, one of them actually was removed by YouTube, since you're talking

00:09:50 about this, right? So one of them was removed by YouTube, right? But I know the reason it was removed,

00:09:55 like, but other, other videos, uh, where I speak about, I speak clearly about Zionism and what their

00:10:00 plans are and everything like that. Right. But I think first I've built a platform and I've been

00:10:05 speaking in a specific way that did not give me a negative, uh, like persona in, in the YouTube

00:10:11 community, right? Where YouTube is targeting me or looking at everything, how I say or how I don't,

00:10:14 how I don't say. And I'm very careful. Like when I talk about LGBTQ, uh, the gays, this and that, 1.00

00:10:19 that anyone, uh, which people we would, we Islamically, we do not agree with these specific

00:10:23 practices. I do speak about them. Right. If you check my channel, you'll see, I speak about people

00:10:27 who are, uh, LGBTQ communities. I spoke with lesbians, transgenders. I spoke with everyone,

00:10:31 right? I spoke with people as, uh, I spoke as a Zionist, uh, IDF soldier, right? Uh, who accepted Islam,

00:10:37 which was a bit surprising. I saw that. That was really cool. Yeah. Yeah. That video went so viral

00:10:42 that even in that world, everyone, my parents, people around me sent me videos like you're

00:10:46 Al Jazeera or this or that is like, but yeah, that person, like, uh, he came and he was very

00:10:51 angry. Right. So if you give him the same energy talking about Dawah and how Dawah is done on this,

00:10:55 if I were to give him the same energy from the beginning, this would have been a shouting match

00:10:59 between me and him. Right. He's already has trauma. He's already had issues, this and that.

00:11:03 So if you give him the same energy, you would have been like a disaster. It's not, it's not what

00:11:07 you're trying to do. Of course, I started the video by speaking about facts and how, uh, uh,

00:11:12 the Zionists took over Palestine, how they came from 1917, all of these things,

00:11:16 which is history, which is very important, which most people don't know. So what I, what I want

00:11:19 to say to you is this, is that you have to be very careful in your way. Like, okay, you speak in the

00:11:23 truth, but you have to kind of be careful in the way that you speak, uh, the truth. Right. You have

00:11:29 to kind of make it in a way which most of these people that you call bots, right? You just call

00:11:32 the bots. These bots are receptive to it. You know, they're not repelled by it. They're more receptive

00:11:37 to it. So your way has to be very intelligent, very smart, your demeanor, these type of things. I think it's

00:11:41 very important. Like, and this, this is one of the things that, for example, that the, the quote

00:11:46 unquote red pill community that overlooks, right? It's facts. Just say it's facts. That's not the 0.98

00:11:51 case, right? That's not how human beings function, right? That you just speak, we are humans and we've

00:11:55 got intellect and we've got emotions. Okay. Yeah. Men are more on the rational side, this and that,

00:12:00 but they also got emotions and they also react to, to, towards things, right? That are, if they, uh, shock

00:12:06 them in a specific way. So I don't agree with this type of idea that, right? And I think it's

00:12:11 very important, right? That you're very clear about what you say. You try to tailor it in a way

00:12:15 in which you will be more suitable for these type of audiences. You know, you can speak about the truth.

00:12:19 Yeah. But do you think the best method I've seen it, people in the low speech community 1.00

00:12:23 saying that, oh, my motto is seek truth through funny. So I should probably be, I should probably

00:12:29 turn it down and just be more lighthearted and be funnier with it instead of like,

00:12:33 I think people are kind of repelled. They think that I'm immediately going to be like,

00:12:36 what do you think about Palestine? Like when they're at like a super bowl game or something

00:12:39 like that. And I can understand why people think that because I like to, you know, I do like to

00:12:45 have uncomfortable conversations and ask questions that get people like spark a real discussion.

00:12:50 I think a lot of conversations and small talk is just a giant waste of time. People talking about

00:12:53 the weather, talking about celebrity drama. I think people talk about stupid things. I want to talk about 1.00

00:12:57 something that that's more interesting, but I think it's important to, to bring a comedic element to it.

00:13:04 Uh, and I think what happened over the past couple of years and seeing what's going on in Gaza,

00:13:09 seeing what's going on in the world and who controls the world, what they're trying to do to

00:13:12 us and everything that they're promoting. It's kind of hard to have a lighthearted view all the time

00:13:19 because things are getting really serious really quickly. The world is so far polarized and is becoming

00:13:25 so crazy that it's, it's, it's crazier than anything fiction. It's crazier than anything. I can't,

00:13:30 you can't watch TV anymore. No movies are really interesting because the world is,

00:13:35 is crazier than anything you could write. And that's why it's kind of hard to, you know,

00:13:39 be like, Hey, when you actually know what's going on in the world, but it's really necessary to,

00:13:46 to hold that mentality so that you could be more receptive and open to people. And you're right.

00:13:50 Like people who are speaking the truth, the people that I look up to the most are the most

00:13:53 criticized and scrutinized people. They, they murdered Malcolm X. So I, you know,

00:13:57 I have to understand that if I have an actual message within a world where it's all clownery

00:14:03 and it's all degeneracy that this is inevitably going to happen, but what's your, yeah. It seems

00:14:10 like you have a pretty good idea of, of my career. I do want to ask you some, some questions, but

00:14:16 what is your analysis been on the outside looking in about, about my career and about everything that

00:14:21 you're seeing happen, uh, right now? Because I don't know if you've been paying too close attention,

00:14:27 but I've noticed in the past couple of weeks, past couple of months, especially when I

00:14:30 started following the Dean and I left a lot of things behind, especially this year.

00:14:35 I've noticed more temptations from Shaytan at every single angle. I've noticed them try to be like, 0.96

00:14:40 as soon as I get closer to Allah, I've noticed them try Shaytan, try to drag me down more and more and 1.00

00:14:45 more. It's like when I was within that world, I didn't notice the pull as much, but as I started getting

00:14:50 away from that, it's like they, they're trying to claw me back more and more and more. And I know

00:14:55 that, uh, the Love Siege community sees it and that's the people who watch the streams. And also

00:15:00 at the same time, people that I've known for a long time are, are starting to ignore me, started to

00:15:05 push me away. They, they, they're trying to, I've noticed more censorship and more people trying to

00:15:11 shut me out. I don't know what you've seen about that.

00:15:15 Okay. So, so I want to say something interesting first is that, do you remember a video that I

00:15:19 reacted towards, uh, one of your, uh, when you were speaking to, uh, that person from Fresh and Fit,

00:15:25 right? What's it, Myron, his name, right? Yeah. You were speaking to him and I, and I was reacting

00:15:28 to what you were saying about everything being haram, right? And, and what, something interesting

00:15:32 I said in that video is when you are in a specific world where everything you do, where everything

00:15:36 around you is haram, then you find everything haram, right? And when you are in a different world

00:15:39 with everything, where everything around you is haram, it's halal, or people are always doing things

00:15:43 which are halal. It's not as difficult as you may think it is, right? So it just depends on where you position yourself.

00:15:49 You're talking about where I, where I see you. Of course, I've done some research about you.

00:15:52 Where I see you is that you've matured a lot, I think. You've matured a lot from where you used to be.

00:15:56 Uh, your behavior have matured a lot. And I think people like, they like to fun, make fun of certain

00:16:01 things that you've done in your past. They hold against you, right? This is the thing about Islam, 1.00

00:16:05 the uniqueness of Islam, right? I know that you're going to talk about it now, isn't it? That's why you're

00:16:08 looking at it. So the uniqueness of it, I can read you, you know? So what, but the uniqueness of Islam is this,

00:16:13 is that Allah forgives someone's past. This is something important, but this is, this is also a lesson for people,

00:16:17 is the internet is always, always there, always there. And people are always going to keep haunting

00:16:21 you for that. But the truth is you have matured a lot, honestly. And, and people can look at your

00:16:26 videos. They can look at your behavior, even three years back, four years back, right? Now you're

00:16:29 talking about people, uh, ignoring you and stuff like that. I've noticed as well, I've seen that

00:16:34 clip that you talk about, probably talking about speed and that. No, it's not just that it's everything.

00:16:39 I mean, uh, that's a, that's a good example, but there's, it's, that's happened maybe three,

00:16:43 four times in the past couple of weeks, that exact, uh, scenario.

00:16:47 Yeah. So I was, I was going to like, uh, talk about these two specifically is because like speed,

00:16:52 for example, he came to the DAW table is a funny interaction. I didn't even know who he was,

00:16:56 right? But he came to the DAW table one time, we had a very quick conversation with him. Right.

00:17:00 But I've kind of noticed what kind of his, what kind of a person he is, what his fan base is.

00:17:05 I think these people, like people who are on, on the level of these type of streamers,

00:17:09 they have like a sort of a, a belief that they are some worthy of worship in a specific way,

00:17:14 right? If someone were to prostrate to them in the street, it would not really affect them that

00:17:17 much. It's something that would be normal for them that someone literally would do so you,

00:17:21 they'll prostrate to you and you're working, right? I think these people think they are on a

00:17:24 level in which you are not on that same level. I'll tell you, I'm telling you honestly,

00:17:27 a hundred percent. And I think you are trying in a way also to be a part of that group

00:17:32 or that, or that these, this league, let's put it, the elite, the elite league, right?

00:17:37 In the social media kind of, or streaming kind of what, right? And I don't think they see you as

00:17:41 one of them. And I think that is the main reason why they would not interact to you in that specific

00:17:46 time, right? Because, okay, you're not one of us and don't, don't act as if you're one of us in a

00:17:50 way. And look, I've had this experience before, right? And this is not, you can imagine even in the

00:17:54 DAW kind of setting before I like was doing things online and this and that, there are people in the DAW

00:17:58 who might believe they're better than other people, right? They would not say it, but it is

00:18:02 their behavior. Like for example, this person is not going to come to us with us in this specific

00:18:06 dinner, right? Why, who are you? If you're speaking in a group chat, for example, and you mentioned

00:18:10 something towards that individual, he would respond by, who are you? Like I've had things like this,

00:18:14 right? So there are sometimes people because of quote unquote, what they think they've achieved in

00:18:18 life. They think they genuinely think they are on a better level than you are.

00:18:22 They think that they are, they should be worshiped.

00:18:24 Exactly. And they think they're better than you. So why are you trying to, it's like you're trying

00:18:28 to stick yourself or trying, you know, to hold my leg where you look, where, who are you? You're

00:18:33 just a peasant, you know, in a way, in a specific, in a way, these people look at you that way. It's

00:18:36 honestly, they do, right? So, and now like when the person reaches, my advice is to ignore these

00:18:42 people and work on yourself, right? This is why I did, I didn't even care about what these people did.

00:18:46 Now you've got these people, the same people that I'm referring to. They send me messages,

00:18:50 like, come on my stream, come on my podcast, do this, do that. Because these people, they've

00:18:54 see you now, you've, they've become irrelevant in a way and you've surpassed them in that which

00:18:59 they themselves do. So I think the best statement to make is to focus on yourself and to improve

00:19:05 yourself and reach the best levels that you can, right? Because you don't need anyone in reality.

00:19:09 You don't need anyone.

00:19:10 Yeah. I see, I see what you're saying. And I agree in a lot of ways, but people keep telling me that it's

00:19:15 like, oh, stop looking for these people's validation. You don't need them. And you're right.

00:19:19 Like, I don't need anybody, any man's validation. All I need is Allah. But a lot of these people

00:19:24 that are doing it, and it's not just one, it's many people, I would say three, four,

00:19:28 that I've had that interaction with. And it's people that I've known for years.

00:19:31 It's not just like, it's like, it's not like a fan interaction. It's people that I've known

00:19:35 for a long time. And now they...

00:19:39 Yeah. So there's, there's something else now linked to it as well.

00:19:42 So that is the first part that I'm saying, right? That could be some of them.

00:19:45 The other part is, is that you are actually a risk for money for that. You're posing a risk.

00:19:51 Now you've got a persona now on social media. Like reality is you're canceled. I'm sure people

00:19:56 were afraid to perhaps bring you on some of their podcasts on YouTube because you're canceled.

00:20:00 And they may have even told you that, that, oh, you know, you're canceled. We're worried

00:20:04 about YouTube. We're worried about this. We're worried about that. So I think for them first,

00:20:07 because these people also look, okay, they have this God complex. If you want to use that term,

00:20:11 whatever term you want to use. And this God complex comes from the fact that they are who

00:20:16 they are on social media and they are who they are because of the money that comes in because of the,

00:20:20 all of this content that they're producing. So if you pose a risk to whatever gives them the source

00:20:25 of their ego. So whatever literally gives them the God complex, of course, they're not going to want

00:20:29 to associate with you. Right? So if you, if I, if me bringing you on my stream is going to be equal

00:20:35 to me being like looked at as whatever it is, whether that people who label you with the red pill and all

00:20:40 of them and you're being like a misogynist and women hated all of these things, or the people

00:20:45 who view you as someone who's just speaks about, you know, controversial issues to do with like

00:20:49 vaccines and this or that, or people who view you that, you know, you talk about the who runs the

00:20:53 world, you know, in quotation marks, right? And all of these different types of things, whichever

00:20:57 these type of, these are all problems, right? And these are all things that you've either talked

00:21:01 about in the past or you are talking about right now. And, and okay, they would talk to you,

00:21:06 they will talk to you in a private level, but when it comes to a public level,

00:21:08 Yeah. Privately, they, like they've interacted with me. And then when they see the camera,

00:21:14 it's like, it turns out like people that I spoke to literally the day before they see the camera

00:21:17 on, they, they act like I, like I don't exist. It's, it's incredible to, um, to see.

00:21:23 You are a risk, as I said to you, the people you'll find who will be most welcome and I'm

00:21:28 most happy to talk to you publicly are the most first, the most genuine people, number one. And

00:21:33 number two, the people who are actually interested in things that you talk about that they themselves

00:21:37 also talk about. So I think it's the best types of clients that you should be looking for. People

00:21:42 who kind of share the same worldview, same ideas, this and that things, which are beneficial people

00:21:46 who are willing. Okay. Look, you're willing to do it. Let's do it. You're not willing to do it.

00:21:49 It does not matter. In reality, you bring a lot of benefit. Like you, you don't see your value as

00:21:54 well. You've got a lot of benefit. You've got a lot of movement. You've got a lot of people,

00:21:57 a lot of people know you, right? Uh, people know who you are. They listen to you. They watch your content.

00:22:02 Even if they hate you, maybe they watch you the most, you know, but in reality, they do. Yeah.

00:22:06 They do watch your content. So you've got also this kind of, uh, of, uh, of pull. You've got this

00:22:10 movement. You've got all of this like persona. You've got these things which are good that I

00:22:15 don't think you should, as I was saying, you just focus on yourself, work on yourself more. I think

00:22:19 you, you, you do a lot better than what you're doing, but where I see you going right now,

00:22:23 because that was your question. It's very good is I think you continuing in that path,

00:22:27 but sticking on that path, because it can be very difficult, as you said. Now, when you start doing

00:22:31 good, now all the bad comes to you. You don't go to, it comes to you. You know, that's the interesting

00:22:35 thing, right? You don't even need to do anything. Like they will, the women will come, the things will 1.00

00:22:40 come, everything will come, right? And because I'm in a similar position to what I'm telling you,

00:22:43 I know how it works, right? You will get the bad coming to you. I'll be like, just average band

00:22:48 sitting on the table. You get a crazy woman walking by trying to give you a flower. Like, who are you? 0.99

00:22:53 I don't even know who you are. I never see you in my life, right? So you've got

00:22:57 these things, why the shaitan tries to put these things in front of you. Not only that,

00:23:02 but it's also tests from Allah. Do people think they will be left to say we believe

00:23:09 and they will not be tested? We've surely tested those who came before them, right?

00:23:13 So these are also, this life is a test. You're here, you're here, the reason we are here.

00:23:17 Everything is a test. Everything is a test. That's the only way I see it now. Like the hardships

00:23:22 that I notice more of them come. Like as I start to progress more and start to do better in life,

00:23:27 I notice Allah gives me more tests. And that's how I see all hardships. I don't really, I don't see it

00:23:33 as like a, oh, I'm a victim. I just see it like, oh, this is another test that I need to pass.

00:23:37 This is another, this is another step that Allah wants me to take.

00:23:41 Yeah, this is, look, as long as you look at it this way, but I was also speaking to your manager

00:23:46 about that yesterday. It was something very important. We need to understand why you're here.

00:23:50 Like what we're doing in this life, right? You need to understand what is your ultimate goal.

00:23:53 I, this is a question for me to you right now, right? What is your ultimate purpose right now?

00:23:58 What you're trying to achieve as Nico living in this, in this world right now, what you're doing with your

00:24:02 life, what are you trying to achieve? What do you think is important?

00:24:05 What do I think is important is I think you, it's important to spread truth. If you have a,

00:24:11 if you have a platform, it's important to, especially if you have a voice,

00:24:17 free speech is the only thing that can crumble tyranny. That's the only thing that could really stop

00:24:23 evil in the world is that you need to have people talking about it first. But I think the only way

00:24:26 people are able to digest the truth is through comedy. So I think you need to seek truth through

00:24:31 funny. That's what, that's what I believe. You're not, people aren't going to be receptive.

00:24:34 People are not going to listen. If you were like captivating, if you're not entertaining.

00:24:37 So I think that that's a, that's an extremely, and also I noticed that people don't listen to

00:24:40 you unless you have any credibility, unless you're, you're out in life doing things. So

00:24:44 I think it's extremely important to, to have experiences, to be around different people,

00:24:48 to have accomplished something because that adds more weight to what you talk about.

00:24:52 But what I think I'm supposed to be doing is, is spreading the, yeah, spreading truth. I think it

00:24:59 really goes down to that.

00:25:00 Yeah. I want to say one thing before I just analyze what you've just said. Before that,

00:25:04 I want to mention something about like, prove, you want to prove something, you want to do something,

00:25:08 people respect you through doing that. I've noticed like, you've had this, this, like fight

00:25:12 with the, with this individual or a spar or whatever it was, this individual called the,

00:25:17 showing something, right? Who was, who was a world champion, right? Yeah.

00:25:20 For me, from my perspective, I think the, the, the struggle that is valued the most is the

00:25:26 struggle with purpose. If the purpose of you going in that ring is for people to respect you,

00:25:31 I think you've got a wrong perspective of how people should respect you. Like, for example,

00:25:35 I would respect the soldier who lost his arm because of the reason he lost his arm. He was

00:25:39 defending his country, defending his family, whatever he was doing.

00:25:42 Well, he thinks he was defending his country, but in reality, he's just, he's fighting a war.

00:25:46 That's one giant money funneling scheme in order to get oil, or it's a money laundering. It's a

00:25:51 proxy war. A lot of soldiers believe that they're doing something good. And I guess that there could

00:25:55 be respect there, but that doesn't actually, it doesn't. Yeah. But yeah, I'm not really referring

00:25:59 to the U S right. I'm just speaking in general, let's say for a Muslim, I'm really thinking from

00:26:03 an Islamic perspective here, right? I can see you looking at it from U S I'm not even in the U S,

00:26:06 but I understand what you're saying, right? Like we're saying, for example, a Muslim soldier,

00:26:10 right? Who is fighting, like someone who's fighting, you can say right now in Palestine or any

00:26:14 place, right? He's fighting for truth, right? So if that person has something that is negative

00:26:18 physically, that happens to him, I respect him because of the reasoning that he had behind

00:26:23 that struggle that was done. But look, this interaction that you had with this specific

00:26:27 individual, he's of course, he's, he's mentally, he's got some mental issues, of course, to behave

00:26:31 the way he behaved. But okay. The end result is not good. Like that could have done. And, and

00:26:36 you know, imagine who's mentioning, and I hope you're good now.

00:26:39 No, I'm fine. I was a little dizzy, but I'm okay. I, I, the reason I accepted that fight was

00:26:44 for a couple of, I wanted to just do a content with him and he had a certain perspective on

00:26:50 influencers. And especially it goes back to what you were saying about a lot of influencers wanting

00:26:54 to be worshiped his point of view. And I think the normal person's point of view, um, even if they

00:26:59 might like an influencer is that they, they see through the veil. A lot of influencers want to be

00:27:05 worshiped. If somebody prostrates and prays to them, literally they see it as normal.

00:27:09 I've actually, I've had that happen. And I tell them, get up. I tell them to not do that. Like

00:27:13 that. I think that's extremely disgusting. That's the biggest sin is sure. I'm against that completely. 0.59

00:27:17 And so I saw his point of view and I think it was, I accepted that for a couple of reasons. One, because

00:27:23 you know, that's, that's his, his profession too, because I accept a good challenge. And three,

00:27:28 I think it was, it was, it symbolized the, um, the equal level playing field that we need to see

00:27:35 that, you know, like we're humans too, just because we have fans or something like that,

00:27:39 or like people think we're famous or people might like all the worship, like at the end of the day,

00:27:44 when you get in the cage, when you get in the octagon, we're equal, it's just man versus man.

00:27:48 There's no, whatever cloud you have is irrelevant. Whatever background you have is irrelevant. 0.51

00:27:52 You're just there as a man. And you seek, you see if you're going to be able to survive or not.

00:27:56 And I think that that would be, it wasn't just for, it wasn't just to get respect so that I could

00:28:00 speak more. It was also so that people can understand that, that we're all equal.

00:28:06 Yeah. But I want you to think of what you said, right? Analyze what you've said. Like

00:28:09 first you've said, you've said what his profession is that, is that a good, like, look, you already

00:28:13 know, like, you know, you're good. I hear, I hear how you're responding while I'm saying what I'm

00:28:18 saying. Um, yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. Yeah, no, no, no. I look at, you know it. So I don't even need to

00:28:23 say it, right? Because in the end, look, you can achieve all of these goals in a, in a much better

00:28:27 way. Like for me, if, if sneak, for example, if something were to happen to you and you were to

00:28:30 actually die, and this is very possible, right? We're not talking about a very hypothetical thing

00:28:34 here. The way he dealt with you, you could have died in that ring, right? Now your mission of what

00:28:38 you said you want to do, which I asked you about in the beginning, right? Seeking truth of spreading

00:28:42 the truth or any of that would have stopped. For what? For, so you can, whatever his profession,

00:28:48 whatever like things that you were just saying, right? It is not worth it. And it is not a smart

00:28:53 decision to do. It's not a smart decision to take. You've done it already. It's in the past. But what

00:28:56 I'm talking now from an analytical point of view is that you could achieve all of these things that

00:29:00 you talked about without specifically doing that thing with someone who's got, who's got some mental

00:29:04 illness, you know? How he behaves with a normal individual in comparison to someone else in the

00:29:08 cage, you know? These are two separate things, right? So there's something maybe to think about,

00:29:11 right? Now, when it comes to what you said before about like spreading truth, right? The question is,

00:29:15 what is the truth? Like, I think what you're missing in your brand is the following is,

00:29:18 is what is the ultimate truth? The ultimate truth is not to say who's running the world,

00:29:23 right? Who's not running the world. Like, for example, you talk about 9-11 and these type of

00:29:26 things. Who did 9-11, this and that? Okay, why did they do 9-11? What is the reason,

00:29:30 the real reason they did 9-11? To justify going to war, to get American support in the Middle East

00:29:36 in order to support Israel, because a lot of the Muslim countries were starting to get really angry 0.99

00:29:41 about Israel. So having, getting Americans to, to start to hate Muslims and to try to pinpoint the

00:29:48 Muslim as the, as the evil person while, yeah, yeah. So we're reaching it now. So it's, it's a lot 1.00

00:29:54 more than what you've said, which is political things, which is mostly for the U.S. It's a lot

00:29:57 more. There, there is a, an attack on the religion itself, on the truth. If you talk about the truth

00:30:02 now, you want to spread the truth and talk about the truth, the ultimate truth is God. It's not the red

00:30:07 pill, which we can talk about and tell you my criticisms of it, if you like, which I think is,

00:30:11 it's a little contradictory, but we can talk about it in a bit, right? But truth is not the red pill,

00:30:16 which they are trying to say it is the truth, right? By giving you the red pill and all of this

00:30:19 analogy of the matrix. It's coming from this idea, right? Truth is not the red pill. Truth is not,

00:30:24 like, talking about... Yeah, you're right. Truth is God. Truth is God. But when I say, like,

00:30:27 who controls the world? I say, because people that serve Satan, people that serve Satan control the

00:30:31 world. So I think that that does prove the truth even more. That, and that's why, like,

00:30:37 people see the bitterness is because when you see that people that serve evil, people that serve the

00:30:41 devil control the world, I think that's an important part to realizing. And that's how I realized that God

00:30:46 is real. I was an atheist until I realized that these people are serving, that are doing Shaitan's bidding, 0.99

00:30:52 and they control the world. And I was like, okay, well, if they are doing that, then God must be real.

00:30:56 Yeah, but what I'm saying is this, is I'm saying the ultimate truth being God, in this case, Islam, 0.96

00:31:03 because God is not just a term that you can follow anything and you can get guidance, right?

00:31:06 In this case, we're talking about Islam, right? So if the truth is Islam or specifically guidance

00:31:11 coming from God that people should follow, I'm telling you, I'm claiming any truth that you would

00:31:16 find in the red pill that you'd find in any of the things that you're talking about would already be

00:31:19 found in that guidance. This is my ultimate criticism, right? Every ideology other than Islam, 1.00

00:31:24 and this is a claim I'm going to make, every ideology other than Islam will be a combination

00:31:28 of truth and falsehood. And whatever truth is found in the ideology other than Islam will already be 0.99

00:31:35 present in Islam. So it would not make any sense for me to follow an ideology that is a mixture of

00:31:40 truth and falsehood, like the rebel or other ideologies, and leave that thing which is ultimate

00:31:45 perfect truth completely, right? So this is the point that I'm trying to make. So the ultimate truth is

00:31:50 what we should actually be thinking about. So if you believe the ultimate truth is Islam, as you say, 0.85

00:31:54 God, you believe the ultimate truth is Islam, then the ultimate decisions should be for the afterlife, 1.00

00:31:59 not for Islam. The ultimate decision making should not be like the rebel pushes or any of these 0.95

00:32:05 ideologies pushes, is that you need to make money in this world. You should make money from an Islamic 1.00

00:32:09 point of view. You should be the provider for your family. That's something that you should do.

00:32:13 But that's not the ultimate end goal. That's not the ultimate end goal, right? So I know you're

00:32:18 busy with your chat now thinking what they're saying, right? No, no, no, no. I'm listening.

00:32:21 I'm listening. I'm listening. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. So I want you to think that way as well for yourself,

00:32:26 right? Is that the ultimate end goal is not necessarily making money. It's not in this life.

00:32:31 It's that everything in this life is a test and that everything that we do here is in order to get to

00:32:35 Jannah. That's the ultimate truth. Yeah, yeah. But how do you get to Jannah, right? We speak about the good

00:32:41 deeds that we do in this life, right? So you look at it from this like financial point of view. Like

00:32:45 you do things that your bank account increases the money, right? You're getting more money.

00:32:49 You count it in the idea, okay? You're increasing in that score. But when you die, where is that money

00:32:54 going to go? It goes wherever. You can't take it. No, no. Let's take it one step right now. You, you,

00:33:00 you sneak. If you die today, where is your money going to go? It goes to my family. How do you know that? 0.99

00:33:06 Well, I set up, I set something up. Okay, you've got the way which most people wouldn't do, right?

00:33:10 Okay, at least you set up something, right? Okay, your money will go to your family, okay?

00:33:14 Most people, if they were to die in the moment that they are living in, the money would probably

00:33:18 be taken by the bank. They don't even know where the wealth is going to go. But all of the work

00:33:22 that you've done in your life is now, okay, is that money. Now, what is going to come is eternal life.

00:33:27 It's literally eternal life. It's a never, never ending life. So what have you, have I prepared?

00:33:32 This is the question that I want to ask. What have I prepared? What is the currency that I can use in the

00:33:36 afterlife for the everlasting life? That I want to be in a good position in the everlasting life.

00:33:41 I think that's something you need. The currency you can use in the afterlife,

00:33:44 are you asking me? Is the answer good deeds? Is it doing good things in order to?

00:33:49 Yeah, look, the most important thing is no currency will be valid unless you die as a Muslim. 1.00

00:33:55 That's the first thing that we need to understand. The only, the card that will make you, 0.98

00:33:59 that you can use for the currency is Islam. No other religion is accepted in the afterlife. 0.98

00:34:03 That's clear in the Quran. Allah says, whoever seeks a religion other than Islam is not going to be 0.75

00:34:09 accepted from it. And Allah says in the Quran, the only religion is acceptable in the sight of God

00:34:14 is Islam. And anyone watching, Christian, Jew, anything, you're welcome to come to my channel,

00:34:18 watch my discussions with Christians, with Jews, and you will watch your religion crumble. 1.00

00:34:22 I'm saying this with all the respect, right? But just about this.

00:34:25 Now they're going to start debating in the chest. I like to, I like to, what I've been thinking a lot

00:34:30 recently. I like to dial it back in because I'm not a Muslim scholar. I think it's better that 1.00

00:34:35 people have religion than have nothing. And so I think it's, it's, it's much better that people

00:34:40 are Christians, Jews, Hindus, uh, than, than being nothing because they're, they're, they're at least 1.00

00:34:44 a step closer than most people. So I think it's good. Yeah. As long as they, as long as they do something.

00:34:50 A Christian or a Jew is better than, than atheists from Islamic perspective. And the Quran talks, 0.99

00:34:54 calls them the people of the book. And Allah says the Christians are the closest people to the Muslims.

00:34:58 These are all facts, right? But also we, we, we don't want to water down things too much to make

00:35:03 people assume and think that, okay, you're fine as a Christian for the afterlife. You are, look at 1.00

00:35:09 me saying that you're better than an atheist. Hindus are like the atheist for us from a snap point of 1.00

00:35:13 view, right? Yeah. So we, we saying that you're okay as a Christian gives them this false belief 0.56

00:35:19 that it's okay for me to die in that state. No. Okay. You're better than an atheist. That does not mean

00:35:23 that you're safe for the afterlife, right? You need to revise, to look into things. Okay.

00:35:27 People are laymen. I don't believe they should be debating, debating these issues in your comment

00:35:30 section. This is, that doesn't go anywhere most of the time, right? Uh, the people need to study

00:35:34 for themselves. They need to do research themselves, right? I'm not necessarily trying to convince you.

00:35:38 You've done your own research, right? And the other person has done his own research. What I'm

00:35:41 asking everyone watching is to do the research. It's not necessarily to accept what I'm saying.

00:35:45 In my experience, they don't do the research. Instead, they just keep debating and they go on endless

00:35:49 debates nonstop. So I kind of see it as a, as a, from my point of view, I'm not saying what you do

00:35:54 is a waste, but I see it as kind of counterintuitive because when you try to say something like that,

00:36:00 they just, they build more defensive blocks and they'll just keep debating nonstop. Like things

00:36:06 that, that I've never seen debated correctly, like the Trinity, like people will just find any sort of

00:36:11 like weird justification. And I think it's better to just to leave it. Um, but that's my point of view.

00:36:17 Remember what we said in the beginning, there's a difference between dawah and debate. Like if,

00:36:22 if people watch my content, they will understand the difference between the two. So for example,

00:36:25 there are people, as you said, who are putting up a shield, who are not really interested in the truth

00:36:28 to begin with. Those people I don't engage with. I engage with people who are actually, what I was

00:36:32 telling you, people are actually doing the research, right? So they would ask questions and I would give

00:36:35 them responses. This is how my interaction is usually with people. It's friendly, it's respectful.

00:36:40 I do not curse anyone. I just do not speak bad about anyone. I've been doing this for years. I've not had any

00:36:44 negative encounters with anyone, right? And I don't plan on doing so in the future. So what I'm saying

00:36:50 is the people, as the Bible says, seek the truth and the truth shall set you free. So you should follow

00:36:54 your Bible and seek the truth, right? And it says, come, let us reason together. So we come together

00:36:58 in reasoning and through reasoning, we'll reach the truth, right? This is what people, what I'm recommending

00:37:02 them do from their own scripture, you know, other than that, I'm not recommending anything else, right?

00:37:06 Okay, but let's dial back and come back as well. The idea of free speech, because I would disagree with you on

00:37:10 that as well. Like, I do not believe ultimate free speech is a good, is a good thing. And I think

00:37:15 Twitter today is a perfect example of that. Okay. Now, even though it's not becoming absolute free

00:37:21 speech anymore, because Elon has turned into the, you know, the side of the Cyrus and this and that,

00:37:27 right? But okay. But anyways, I, why I say it's bad because now you will find literally the most vile,

00:37:34 disrespectful individuals on this planet, on, on that platform. Like you can compare your posts on,

00:37:40 on Twitter, to your posts on any other platform, any other social media platform and look at the

00:37:46 comment section, look how people behave, look how people speak, look at their wording,

00:37:49 their understanding. So we talking about the truth, as I was telling you, there is a way of conveying

00:37:53 the truth to people. Absolute freedom of speech is not necessarily a good thing. A good level of

00:37:57 freedom of speech is accepted, right? We're talking about freedom of speech, but that's why absolute

00:38:01 freedom of speech does not exist anywhere in the world. Tell me at any point in history where absolute

00:38:05 freedom of speech ever existed. It hasn't. And it will, it never will, because there has to always

00:38:12 be limits and boundaries. And that's what makes Islam, we don't have this idea of absolute freedom 1.00

00:38:17 of speech. If it was as good as people claim it is, it would have done good for the world. Like,

00:38:21 I'll give you an example. I was in a country, I'm not going to mention the country, but I was in that

00:38:25 country. There was a leader, the leader was there for a few years, this and that, right? People started

00:38:29 revolting against the country, right? Then the leader was removed. Then what did they do? A new leader was

00:38:34 elected. They started complaining about him revolting again. Then they removed him. Then

00:38:38 another leader came. They started doing the same thing. They revolting against the individual,

00:38:41 but the individual didn't let them. He sent the army and then no one is able now to speak

00:38:46 anymore. And now he's in power. And situation is far worse than it used to be in the past.

00:38:50 So this idea of absolute, okay, let everyone speak. A lot of people are ignorant. A lot of people 0.98

00:38:54 don't know what they're talking about. They should not have an opinion on matters which are not

00:38:58 their specialty. That's why I disagree with this stupid idea of democracy and voting as well. Like, 0.99

00:39:03 anyone should vote. Why should anyone vote? You want complete Sharia law? 0.95

00:39:07 As a Muslim, do you know what the word Sharia means? There's a question for you. Islamic law.

00:39:12 No, Sharia means pathway in the Arabic language, right? But it's used for pathway to water.

00:39:17 Sharia is pathway to God. What I'm doing with you right now, it is literally pathway to God. 1.00

00:39:23 This is Sharia right now? Yeah, yeah. So we're speaking to people about religion,

00:39:27 about Islam. That's a part of the Sharia. So that's a negative misconception that people have.

00:39:32 So what's the difference between Sharia? And I don't have a negative misconception,

00:39:34 but what's the difference between Sharia? Not you, but the people.

00:39:36 Right. What's the difference between Sharia and Dawah?

00:39:39 Sharia and Dawah. So Dawah is part of the Sharia. Sharia is the whole religion, right? All of the 0.98

00:39:43 commands in the Quran and Sunnah and Islam, anything good they tell you to do or to avoid,

00:39:46 is considered Sharia from Islamic point of view. But how the media uses it is Hudud, which is punitive

00:39:51 laws, right? This is how they use it. When they say Sharia law, they're referring to specifically

00:39:55 punitive laws, right? Laws to do with like stealing, raping, or murder, all of these other laws,

00:40:00 right? This is what they refer to, which has a term in Islam called Hudud. Sharia is a more holistic

00:40:05 thing. But now you're asking me, let me rephrase your question to you. Do you want God's law? Yes,

00:40:11 of course I want God's law. I'm just rephrasing your question to you, because whose law is that Sharia? 0.95

00:40:18 Whose law is it? It's God's law. I understand your point. So I get a lot of these people in my chat,

00:40:24 they say that democracy is gay and they want Taliban rule. Do you think that that would be 0.62

00:40:29 a better world? Well, I have criticism of the Taliban, right? They're not doing things from 0.96

00:40:35 a Sharia perspective as well. Right. But would that be a better alternative to democracy, 1.00

00:40:39 just having Taliban rule? Honestly, I do not know as much about them to give, 1.00

00:40:43 but they are different. They're better than the US. There is no doubt about that. Absolutely,

00:40:47 they're better than you. Look how the US is now. You cannot even walk in the street with your

00:40:53 positions now. You cannot even keep your car locked without your stuff being stolen from it.

00:40:58 The people will steal things up to $1,000 in stores and they will not get punished off it.

00:41:02 People are jumping from the borders every day, entering illegally in the country without any

00:41:07 papers. And then everything is a mess in the US. Shootings, everyone has weapons, everyone shooting

00:41:11 each other. Tell me what is good about the law, the man-made laws that the US have invented or put.

00:41:17 Look at a very funny law I'll talk about, which is a bit controversial. I know you chat like

00:41:21 controversial stuff, right? So, a funny law to talk about, for example, is the law of marriage,

00:41:26 right? The age of marriage. Look at the states in the US. This is now something I'm telling people 0.99

00:41:32 to do. Just Google this. Every single state has a different law when it comes to...

00:41:36 Age of consent. 0.86

00:41:36 Yeah. And not only the age of consent, but with the parent permission. What age is that also is

00:41:43 different for every state. So, the country itself cannot agree with itself or what is right or what

00:41:47 is wrong. Let alone talk to other people about what you should or shouldn't do. Every state has

00:41:52 different laws when it comes to gun laws, abortion laws. The state is a mess. If you're asking me,

00:41:56 the truth is the state is not a unity in any way, shape or form. I view the state as every single state

00:42:02 as its own country in a way. It's on a very small, a very small country that runs by itself. So, yeah.

00:42:08 Okay. You give me a better alternative to the God's law. Whatever you want to call it. Sharia, 1.00

00:42:13 you want to call it whatever you want to call it. Give me a better alternative that will

00:42:16 function in a better way that will give society prosperity, happiness and safety and all of these

00:42:21 different things. Give me an example. It doesn't exist. Yeah. So, why are you asking me then?

00:42:28 Of course, I need Sharia law, right? If Sharia law is God's law. And look, this is what I was telling you. 0.83

00:42:33 Anything that you would bring in ideology and you're welcome to present any ideology that you

00:42:37 present. The good things in this ideology will already be present in Islam. And the bad things 1.00

00:42:41 in this ideology, Islam will not have it because Islam only has good, because it's divine law coming

00:42:46 from the creator. And that's why, look, because I talked about the ripple before, like you've got

00:42:51 feminism, for example, which is a horrible, terrible ideology, first wave, second wave, third wave, all 0.93

00:42:55 of this nonsense, right? It had some reason, some reasoning behind it in the beginning, right? 0.97

00:43:00 Of how women were being treated this and that in the beginning. But it turned into this idea of hating man 0.64

00:43:05 of women, just if you get naked, you're free somehow. I do not know if you take your, 0.99

00:43:10 if I take my clothes off now, I'm becoming free somehow. So, this has become the ideology of

00:43:14 feminism, right? Masculine women that hate the opposite gender, that believe they should become 1.00

00:43:19 men in a specific way. This is the ideology. Now, the exact opposite of the ideology is the red pill.

00:43:27 The red pill, in my view... It's a reaction to feminism. It's male feminism. 1.00

00:43:30 Yeah, but how do the people in the red pill treat you, for example? Like, I believe in the past,

00:43:35 because you talked about your trajectory, before in the past, you were not the same view about the

00:43:39 red pill as you are today. You're in a bit different now to do with what they think about

00:43:44 what they say. Like, you can speak about that more instead of me speaking about it on your...

00:43:47 Yeah, it's a reaction to feminism, and I think it stems from a place of anger. I think it's, 1.00

00:43:53 it's like putting a band-aid over a wound instead of letting it heal. I think it's not,

00:43:57 it's not, it's not realistic, and it's, it's of this world. You know, it's, it's against,

00:44:03 it's anti-Islam. It's, it goes against, goes against what God wants of us, because people

00:44:09 are angry about what happens today. And I think it leads men down a trap, and it's like a coping

00:44:15 mechanism. I don't like it. I don't like it. I mean, obviously, there's a lot of good things

00:44:18 about it. It's better than feminism, but it's a temporary solution to a permanent problem. 1.00

00:44:23 And that's the thing. Anything that you find good in the red pill, and we can talk about it,

00:44:29 because I do agree that there's a lot of good things that they speak about, realistic things,

00:44:32 correct things that they speak about. And my claim is anything that is good will already

00:44:37 be found in Islam. Otherwise, it would not even be good to begin with. But my problem with the 1.00

00:44:41 red pill is this, is like, it teaches you how to deal with the wrong type of women. 1.00

00:44:45 The red pill, this is, this is what makes the whole ideology crumble for me.

00:44:48 The red pill only teaches you how to deal with the bad type of women. 1.00

00:44:51 Right. It doesn't tell you how to deal with good women. 1.00

00:44:54 No, no. And if you deal with the good type of men, women, the same way you deal with the bad

00:44:59 type of women, done. This woman is not going to stay with you. She's not used, she's not already 1.00

00:45:03 corrupt with a baggage of trauma being abused and used and all of this nonsense in which you have

00:45:07 to leave her own red and come.

00:45:09 It's designed to deal with women that are addicted to social media, to celebrities that have all these bodies, 0.99

00:45:15 blah, blah, blah, that your sex workers, bartenders, like that's what it teaches you to deal with, 1.00

00:45:20 you know, to women who are in the club all the time. 1.00

00:45:22 And that sets you up for failure.

00:45:24 Yeah.

00:45:25 Because I'll tell you why it sets you up for failure. The self,

00:45:27 the other self-contradiction is that it teaches you to see good women.

00:45:30 So when it teaches you to marry good women, and then it teaches you 0.77

00:45:34 all the ideologies of how to behave with the bad woman, you can never succeed. You can never 1.00

00:45:39 work a good relationship with a good woman because you've already lived all your life

00:45:42 dealing with the bad type of women. People in the Red Pill believe that there are no good women 1.00

00:45:47 in the West. Like that's why it exists because like all women are broken. 1.00

00:45:52 This is the other family side of it. This is why we say it's the other coin of feminism, right? 1.00

00:45:56 So as they hate the men, now the people of the Red Pill, most of them, right, they would hate the

00:46:01 women. They wouldn't claim that they do, but they do. They would say, oh, they would go to the 1.00

00:46:05 definitions, what do you mean by misogyny? I don't hate women actually define the world, all of this 0.84

00:46:10 like game play, but they actually look at women as inferior. Like if you, if you say for example, 0.55

00:46:15 women are not a intelligent, intelligence for women is not important. I think that's very stupid 1.00

00:46:21 to say. I want my wife to teach my children. Who's going to teach my children when I'm outside? 1.00

00:46:26 Like if you're working, if you're working, let's say you're working and you are a provider,

00:46:29 you provide for your family. Don't you want your women to raise your kid the right way? If she's... 1.00

00:46:34 Especially when they have transgender people teaching the schools and kindergartens, 1.00

00:46:38 or like, then you would not want... Yeah, no, I don't want a dumb wife at all. Actually, 1.00

00:46:42 that's the number one thing that I disagree with. Like, oh, I just want like a stupid girl to cook 1.00

00:46:46 and no, like intelligence is very attractive and a very important quality for a wife and mother. 1.00

00:46:53 And I would enjoy conversations with a woman that has a level of intelligence. I don't want 1.00

00:46:56 just someone that I speak to who doesn't understand a word of what I'm saying, just completely stupid 1.00

00:47:00 and dumb and doesn't understand. The important thing is how her body looks, blah, blah, blah, 1.00

00:47:04 one of these things. These things don't last. No. It literally don't last. Okay, you would know this

00:47:08 a lot more, right? You would know that the looks of a woman, okay, is there in the beginning. It 1.00

00:47:13 never lasts. And my problem with them is they use religion when they like. Like, oh, Islam says four 1.00

00:47:18 wives. It's the only thing they are from Islam, you know? The only part from Islam for them is the idea 1.00

00:47:23 of marrying more than one woman, right? But in the same time, they would claim they believe in God,

00:47:28 but they would say to you, our rules are better than God's rules. Like they would say religion,

00:47:33 they would, they would shame you. They would do the same tactics as, as they do with the feminists 1.00

00:47:37 or they claim the feminists do to them. They would shame you, call you trad, colon, all of these terms, 1.00

00:47:40 right? This is a shaming tactic. Why don't you deal with the, with what I'm talking about? Rather

00:47:44 than using a shaming tactic, like it's just the calling of misogynist, you're doing the same thing,

00:47:48 but the opposite spectrum, right? So they use religion when it suits them and they don't use it when it

00:47:52 suits them. If it is from God, then God knows more than you and all of your red bell and all your God

00:47:57 fathers of this and that were just born from a womb and, and they are deficient as you are. God

00:48:02 knows a lot more, right? And also the other contradiction is it tells you to, to have intercourse with 0.94

00:48:07 as much women, as many women as you can. At the same time, it tells you to seek, yeah, it tells you 0.97

00:48:11 to seek the women that have low body counts. Where are you going to find these? If everyone who follows 1.00

00:48:16 this ideology, like, and he goes and has intercourse with every single woman out there, where are you going

00:48:21 to find these women that you're talking about? That's why these struggle in the US living in the US, right? 1.00

00:48:24 Because this is the case, like people are having intercourse with a limited amount of women and 0.98

00:48:28 they lie and they claim it does not influence you as a man. It does. It does influence you as a man

00:48:33 because we are very visual as human beings. And when you were used to have intercourse with multiple

00:48:38 different people, then that you desire that more than someone who's not had a past of doing that same

00:48:42 thing. They're more, a lot more likely to remain in monogamous relationship with their partner because

00:48:47 they've not had that history, right? And look, another contradiction, and I'm going to end with

00:48:52 that because I think it's full contradiction. I'm giving you the reasons why, right? But for

00:48:57 example, the funny thing is they will try to use women's opinion when it suits them. So they will 0.90

00:49:01 ask women questions. And when they give answers they like, they will, oh, that's good, that's good. 0.98

00:49:06 And when they give answers they don't like.

00:49:07 Women don't know what they're talking about. Women are emotional. 1.00

00:49:10 They don't know how to think. They don't say the same thing.

00:49:12 You can't trust women. Women always lie. They don't. Yeah, you're completely right. 1.00

00:49:16 Yeah. So they pick and choose in the opinion. Okay. If you think these women are less than you 1.00

00:49:21 and you think these women are not intelligent, then you asking them questions and then 1.00

00:49:26 following their answers when they say them is contradicting what you were just telling us

00:49:29 five minutes ago, right? So the ideology, look, it's crumbling from all of these aspects. It has a

00:49:33 lot of problems, but of course it talks about about good things. Now we talked about the bad things.

00:49:37 There are good things. For example, it tells you to be a strong masculine individual, right? You have

00:49:41 to be a strong man, a strong masculine individual. You have to provide, take care of your family. It

00:49:45 teaches you that you have to be aware of certain behaviors of certain women, right? It teaches you 1.00

00:49:49 about their mentality as well, a bit about their psychology. But all of these things are in Islam.

00:49:54 And that's the point I'm making is like, give me something that is not already there. Okay. I'm

00:49:57 going to say, okay, I like your ideology. Where is the truth that is there that is not in Islam? 0.97

00:50:01 Some have already told me anything you can or you would tell me, right? And that is not the case with any

00:50:05 other religion. You're not going to find these things that I'm telling you right now in Christianity.

00:50:09 You're not going to find them in other religions and you'll only find them in Islam. 0.88

00:50:14 So, so yeah, these type of, look, any ideology, this is now seeking truth. Well, if you seek in

00:50:19 truth, then the truth is the only one. And you doing your research will only lead you to that same

00:50:24 source. There is no other sources, right? Any ideology that the people want to pick up and look,

00:50:28 they have a lot of conspiracy. Like let's not call, it's not conspiracies, but they use that term to make the

00:50:33 people stay away from truth or avoid like researching certain issues. It's just like

00:50:37 they did with 9-11 and all of that, right? But the thing is they did 9-11. You now being the person

00:50:43 who's seeking all of these conspiracies and you think this is the end goal, you should think about

00:50:47 what is their goal of targeting Islam? Why is the media talking about Islam? If you're saying the media

00:50:51 is bought and sold by the specific group that runs the world, why is it day and night whenever something

00:50:55 happens, Muslim done this, Muslim done this, Muslim. If he has an uncle of a nephew of a son of a 1.00

00:50:59 grandfather who was a Muslim and he never followed Islam in his life, they will still put a Muslim did 1.00

00:51:02 this, this and that. So they can give you a bad negative view of what Islam does. And look, the

00:51:07 people in chat, they would call other people bots, for example, or robots or this or that. But they are

00:51:11 the same when it comes to Islam. Most of their comments about Islam and this is the same robotic

00:51:15 things that every other single person says, that the media says, that the social media says,

00:51:20 that everyone says about Islam. Their critiques of Islam is not a critique of someone who actually read the

00:51:24 scripture. Yeah, I know. The critiques are mostly, I consider them funny. I think a lot of them,

00:51:28 their critiques are mostly just trolls. People say like, oh, uh, they call me, uh, they'd say you

00:51:32 sleep with goats, like you're, you like to, to sleep with camels, stuff like that. I just think it's

00:51:37 funny. I don't really, you know, it's, it's a, it's like, I'm an Arab, for example, right? This is

00:51:41 something you will never see. So you, the only time we heard about these things is that people

00:51:47 saying them online, you know, this shows the robotic mentality of these people, right? Because this is like

00:51:51 so far away, away from reality of people is that you cannot be a motor robot than this to say these

00:51:57 claims against Islam or to have these criticisms, right? At least up your game a little bit. Like

00:52:02 when we criticize the Bible, for example, when I criticize the Bible, I talk about textual

00:52:05 criticism. I quote about textual criticism. I quote textual criticism scholars. I talk about

00:52:10 manuscripts. I talk about contradictions within the Bible, right? I talk about differences within

00:52:13 the manuscripts. I talk about the identity of Jesus in the scripture. Why cannot, why can't you do the

00:52:18 same thing and try to critique the religion for, from its foundations rather than being like,

00:52:22 uh, another robot? We should say. Well, I guess people, people are afraid to, you know,

00:52:27 what I think it really stems from. And I noticed this from, you know, I've had Christians that ran away

00:52:32 from, from debates or conversations that, you know, Christians that celebrate Hanukkah. Uh, and they 0.99

00:52:37 were, I think, I think a lot of Christians and, um, and Jews. I think I know what you're talking about.

00:52:42 It's okay. You know, they'll, they'll come around, but I think a lot of people are afraid to actually

00:52:47 look at the Quran because they're afraid that they're going to change. I think they're afraid 0.89

00:52:52 of that. They're going to change their mind. I think I noticed a lot of Muslims are like willing

00:52:56 to learn. And in the Quran, it's important to like understand the other religions. But I think a lot of

00:52:59 people who aren't Muslim, they're afraid to look at it because they don't want to change their point 0.99

00:53:03 of view. They're kind of stuck in their belief system. And I think it's, I don't see it worth like

00:53:08 trying to convince those people because eventually they'll come around. And I think it's a, it's a

00:53:13 personal thing. I mean, that's what it was for me. It was like a personal journey because I had that

00:53:17 for a long time where I was afraid to, I, when I first read the Malcolm X autobiography, I had this

00:53:22 inclination to, to become a Muslim, but I didn't want to fully dive in. Cause I didn't want to like 1.00

00:53:27 change my whole way of life and everything I was doing. And it'd be too much of a change. So I think

00:53:31 people are afraid to actually look at the scripture, uh, because they'd rather say something like,

00:53:36 Oh, you sleep with goats to kind of, to cut, to box it away rather than look at it.

00:53:43 Yeah. You know, you know, look, I've seen the, in some interactions with you and

00:53:46 with that, with a specific individual.

00:53:49 He's my friend, he's a good guy. He's a really good guy.

00:53:52 What I saw in that discussion, it was, it was a, it was a debate about having the debate.

00:53:56 And it was like, okay, what, what's the point of this, the whole long one hour discussion on a

00:54:00 debate of trying to have any debate you, what you can read from his body language from the first

00:54:05 five minutes. If I speak to him, he was being defensive. He was being emotional. He did not

00:54:10 want to speak. Like for example, he, he was telling you, you, uh, we're not going to speak

00:54:14 about religion. We don't want to talk. So he was just in a way, forcing that specific thing on him

00:54:18 in a situation that he does not want to be. And it is definitely not the right time and not the right

00:54:22 way to do it in that specific way. But what I'm saying is this, it is important to speak about truth.

00:54:26 Like who is better than, who is the best humans to talk the earth are the prophets of God.

00:54:30 Yeah. Their mission was to speak to people, right? The mission was to tell the people about God. The

00:54:35 mission was to tell the people about the truth. They did not say, let the people come to us as

00:54:39 you're saying in a specific way. The problem is doing it in the wrong way, doing it to someone who

00:54:43 does not receptive of it. And we just mentioned an example, someone who's not receptive. He's not

00:54:46 in the mental state of having it. He's not receptive to the, to it right now. He's already like,

00:54:50 he feels like he held onto something and you, you're taking it away from him, right? So that is this

00:54:55 defensive mode is coming from that. He just held onto Christianity and you're trying to take it away from him. 0.62

00:54:58 Like it's not going to happen. Let's just give him some time to rethink and this and that. And when

00:55:03 he wants to do it, then you have a discussion with him, right? So the thing is, I think it's about

00:55:06 doing it the right way. I think it's about doing it the right way, engaging with the people in the

00:55:10 right way. There's a lot of people who seek the truth and a lot of people will come to you,

00:55:13 but you speaking about the truth is enough. It doesn't have to be a specific individual,

00:55:16 like what you do in your platform, right? Speaking about the truth and people will watch,

00:55:20 people will listen, people will learn, you know? Right. Do you have any other,

00:55:24 um, I think you have a good psychoanalysis. And one thing I noticed in this conversation,

00:55:30 when I, when you made me like answer about my decision and stuff like that, I could hear

00:55:34 like some of the flaws in my way of thinking while I was saying it, because you are, you're

00:55:38 analyzing it from purely, uh, Islamic point of view. Um, and I, I could tell you're somebody

00:55:43 who's on his Dean and does, you know, you, you definitely do a good job. I like your videos,

00:55:48 but do you, do you have any more advice or what do you think that I can improve on? It'd be,

00:55:53 because I'm noticing more tests than ever right now. I've never, I've never dealt with, uh, this

00:55:58 level of, uh, of tests. Well, I think it's, it depends on what you want to achieve in the future,

00:56:05 as I said, right? If you think, if you look at yourself right now, which I kind of see you

00:56:09 were trying to do in these few years, you're trying to kind of build a specific, like materialistic

00:56:13 financial thing. So in the future you can do whatever you like to do, or you want to do something

00:56:16 different. Maybe this is where I see you mentally. It's all depends on what you want to do, right?

00:56:20 If my goal is the afterlife, then there is like a big decision to take, right? Changing in what I'm

00:56:25 doing, changing my audience and this and that, and that can cost a lot, right? Like something like

00:56:29 the Gideon there, there's something that I don't think anyone will do, right? And I think you should 1.00

00:56:33 only do if you are a hundred percent positive that this is the truth, that I'm doing this for the right

00:56:37 way. And I don't think he was because he's just learning about his religion now, and he already made

00:56:41 that decision to leave everything and this and that, right? So there, it all depends on what you, you

00:56:46 want to do in life, right? You got, you have to make that decision for yourself. Do I want to

00:56:49 build for the afterlife, the currency that is going to benefit me when I die? Or do I want right now,

00:56:54 because I'm in the streaming field, this is how I built my career. This is what I'm doing on a day

00:56:57 to day basis. I'm going to try to stick to that and wiggle my way around of putting Islam in a way 1.00

00:57:03 within that community, within the mess that is taking place in the way that I try to do. So it all

00:57:07 depends on what you're trying to do, right? But my most important advice is stop asking the wrong people

00:57:12 about Islam. Like you cannot ask people like this person from Fresh and Faith or other people from 1.00

00:57:17 like Salim or these individuals who are not in the religion themselves. They're not practicing Islam

00:57:24 and they're not really familiar with the rules of Islam. So when you ask them sometimes questions

00:57:27 about it, I think most of the time they will give you answers that are incorrect and you would think

00:57:31 that they are saying the truth. So that's the first thing. And you're also waiting for them in a way

00:57:35 to encourage you to practice while they themselves they don't want to practice, right? So I think you should

00:57:39 offline. It doesn't have to be online. Offline surround you with people who are actually

00:57:43 practicing Islam. People who encourage you, who go to you with the mosque, not going alone,

00:57:47 because you need company. It's very few that there's almost no Muslims around. Like in Miami,

00:57:51 there's none. I mean, I just came from the Majid. I recognize the same people for Jumaat prayer every

00:57:55 week and we're not in the same field. I'm not around any Muslims. There's no one here. Even there, 1.00

00:58:00 I was just like after I left Jumaat prayer, I was walking around in my thobe. People were giving me weird looks.

00:58:04 Like it's very, because everybody's dressed up to like go to, go to the gym. Women are have crop 1.00

00:58:08 tops. They have their breasts here. They're like, their butts are out. And it's like, I'm here with 0.79

00:58:12 the thobe. What's the guy doing here? Yeah. I forget that I have it on. You know, it's just, 0.96

00:58:16 I'm very comfortable wearing this, but there's not a lot of people around it. And also the reason that

00:58:20 I ask like people that grew up with Islam, like Fusi or Salim or Neon, these people, they grew up with 0.98

00:58:25 Islam. So, and I'm a revert. So they do know more than I do. But at the same time, like, 0.84

00:58:30 um, sometimes I noticed, I remember there was a moment where Salim, we were, we were golfing

00:58:36 and he was drinking on the stream. Uh, and I remember he was asking me like, are you a real

00:58:40 Muslim? Are you a real Muslim? He was basically like, it was funny cause he was drunk, but he 1.00

00:58:44 was criticized basically calling me a fake Muslim because I wasn't perfect. And so I feel when I'm

00:58:50 around them and the reason I asked him about it is cause I, I do want to be better. And I, even if

00:58:56 they're not perfect, they, they will, they want to see their Muslim brothers do well. And I, I,

00:59:01 I get along with them. I think the best. You see, that's the part of my second analysis for you

00:59:07 in the beginning, the idea of being nice and always defending people, even though I'm not

00:59:10 criticizing them really. Right. I'm not trying to criticize them, but you would mention good.

00:59:13 You would mention good of the people when someone talks about them, which is a good character,

00:59:17 right? It's a good Islamic character as well. And I think it's a good, it's a praiseworthy character.

00:59:21 I'm not criticizing them, but this is the thing you growing up with Islam means nothing. If, if 1.00

00:59:26 you did not practice it and left it and this and that, that means zero, nothing. The companions

00:59:30 of the prophet who we imitate and follow after the prophet are all of them people who accepted

00:59:34 this stuff, right? People who accepted the religion and practice the religion in their life. It's not

00:59:38 about accepting or not accepting. It's about the Islam itself teaches you that religion is something 0.95

00:59:42 that you ask the people who are specialized in these fields. Like for example, when you have a heart

00:59:46 operation or you got like, you had some pain or this or that, you're not going to go to one of your

00:59:50 friends, you know, and ask him, how do I feel? People treat religion differently somehow for

00:59:55 some reason, as if it is not a speciality. It is also a field of specialty that you would require

01:00:00 certain people who at least done some sort of studying, investigation, this and that. So

01:00:05 when you ask these questions, they actually give you answers and give you reasoning and look at your

01:00:09 situation as well. Because sometimes even the answer that you give would be depending on the

01:00:13 person's situation. It's not as simple as the Quran says that therefore I'm going to say it to you.

01:00:17 So they have to read you in a specific way, see where you are, the type of advice that they give

01:00:21 you. So what I'm trying to say is like, even in the Masjid, if you recognize the same people,

01:00:24 try to get to know them. What is the problem? Perhaps you can meet them off stream, speak to

01:00:28 them. You know, it's funny that there was somebody that I had recognized from the Masjid.

01:00:32 I've seen a couple of times and then I, we saw, we were streaming the other day and he was getting

01:00:37 canceled for talking to underage girls online. You know, it's like, oh wait, we're 30 minutes into

01:00:44 this video. Cause he was going on this website called Omegle. And he's like talking to girls

01:00:50 and trying to get them to get naked online. And like, I was like, I know this guy, like I know

01:00:53 from the Masjid. But here's the thing, this website that you mentioned, for example,

01:00:58 with a practice in Muslim, not just someone who goes to Jum'a because there's a difference

01:01:02 between a practice. That's why I'm telling you a good company, right? There's a huge difference

01:01:05 between a practice in Muslim and someone who's just goes to Jum'a, right? It goes to Friday prayer,

01:01:09 right? So if that individual is just someone who goes to Friday prayer, he's not a good example of

01:01:13 what I'm talking about, of a good Muslim that will actually influence you in a good way. Just,

01:01:17 there are five daily prayers that allow people to just go to Jum'a. No, there are five daily prayers,

01:01:21 right? There are a lot of things that they will encourage you by telling you just information,

01:01:24 right? Good things about Islam that you did. I don't mean to bring it up as a bad representation

01:01:28 of Islam. I think that a lot of what he was doing was trolling and it was for content. 0.94

01:01:31 And I think he's going to do better. And I don't think poorly of him. And obviously,

01:01:35 I don't think he's a perfect representation of Islam. The people that I do consider like good

01:01:39 representation of Islam that are on their deen, a lot of them live in San Diego, or they're

01:01:42 constantly traveling. The people that are in my circle that are really on their deen are like

01:01:47 people like Warner, like Sheikh Uthman, even Sartoro Shooter. I don't know if you've

01:01:51 spoke to him, but he's, he's a revert and he's doing a great job. Like a much respect to him.

01:01:55 I know Andrew Tate's on his deen, but he's in Romania. There's not a lot of people. There's

01:02:00 just not that many people in Miami and it is what it is. It's going to be hard to find that circle.

01:02:05 But what I am looking forward to, you see what you've mentioned, everyone, every single person

01:02:11 you mentioned is on social media. Why does the person have to be on social media?

01:02:14 Yeah. Because you know, the people that you spend the most time with, they, they end up

01:02:19 like, look, I'm so dedicated into work that it's hard to spend time with people that aren't within

01:02:26 my work. Like I woke up, I woke up four hours ago. I woke up four hours ago and then I'm streaming.

01:02:31 Like this is, all I do is this, is this, I train, like I just go to, I don't have time to really spend

01:02:36 time with people that if they're not on the same page, every single waking moment I do, it's been

01:02:40 working. I even like, I regret and I'm, I don't get to spend enough time with my family because of what,

01:02:45 how much I pour into this. So that's the reason why, like it would, it would be social media people.

01:02:51 My question is now, why does it have to be Miami then? Why do you have to stay in Miami is the

01:02:56 question. What is it there that it would require you so much from your job aspect that you have

01:03:00 to be in that specific? Because I'm a, I'm a content creator at the same time. Like I,

01:03:04 and this is what I get it a lot from the Muslims too. They're like people right now in the chat are

01:03:08 saying, move to Dubai, move to Dubai. Well, then my job would be harder to do.

01:03:11 Does it have to be Dubai? Well, no, actually I plan on getting property in Dubai real soon

01:03:15 because you get a 10 year visa and there's a lot of good things as a good place to raise a family.

01:03:19 But you're, you're right. I don't think it's the right time. I don't think it's right. Everyone

01:03:22 is doing it. The prices are, are inflated a lot. I think maybe thinking about it because right now,

01:03:27 I don't think it's the best financial decision to make. This is just my personal advice if you want

01:03:31 to do it. I think waiting a little bit, like maybe a couple of years of this or that,

01:03:34 and then thinking about it is a lot better. Right. And also there's a lot of good locations,

01:03:38 like Abu Dhabi will be very close, not far. I will have a lot of the same facilities,

01:03:42 but also there, the prices are inflated. There's a time zone. Then when I stream,

01:03:46 like they're not going to be there. So I'm not telling you to do that. There's a difference.

01:03:50 I'm saying you should be right now. I think you've got a lot of work you can do in America,

01:03:54 but you don't, you're not bound to be in any state because you fly most of the time.

01:03:57 And, and most of what you do is in other states, like just specifically recently,

01:04:00 I think is in other states. I've been in Las Vegas four times this year, and it's only February.

01:04:04 Like I go to LA all the time. I'm constantly traveling, flying.

01:04:07 So you're always traveling. So, so you can be anywhere in the U S that you will do the same

01:04:10 thing and you will travel. Right. So perhaps maybe finding another location,

01:04:13 they're closer to either the people that you mentioned or closer to other good people.

01:04:17 Wait, where do you live?

01:04:18 No, I'm, I'm in the UK, man.

01:04:20 Yeah. You're, you're in England. I know, but they always recommend Houston.

01:04:23 They, they say that there's like a big Muslim community there. And I think about that,

01:04:26 but at the same time, like, and what I was going to say is you pinpointed a good moment

01:04:31 in my career where you could tell that I am trying to set myself up financially for the future

01:04:35 so I could raise family, but I'm also trying to be on my Dean. And it's a kind of a weird place

01:04:38 where in order to make a lot of money in the influencer world, you have to do things and

01:04:42 you have to be around Shaytan. So I can't, it's very difficult to be perfect and, you know, appeal to

01:04:48 both. So it is what it is. Like, I'm going to, I would see myself staying in Miami for the near future

01:04:54 because, because of what I'm doing. Yeah. If you continue to do what you're doing, then,

01:04:58 then it does not really make sense to, to, to move. Right. But to still find people is my advice.

01:05:04 Try your best to find people because like the individuals I mentioned, for example, you mentioned

01:05:08 whoever there's not, I'm not trying to talk bad about them. I don't even know them. Right. But the

01:05:12 thing is, they're not going to be the people who are giving you the good Islamic influence. If you're 0.99

01:05:15 trying to have it offline, right. I'm not talking about online on the streaming, you will do the

01:05:19 content online and streaming. Right. This is a different thing, right. If you're separating between the two,

01:05:23 but yeah, always, always keep in mind as well. Like what I was telling you from the beginning,

01:05:26 like, we're not guaranteed how long we're going to be here. Like I might have my plan, you know,

01:05:30 that in the future, like in the next five years, after the next five years, I'm going to be doing

01:05:34 this and this and that. I don't even know if tomorrow I'm going to be here to talk to you again

01:05:38 or no, you know, you don't even know. Right. But we talk about it. Do we actually understand it? If, if we

01:05:44 did actually internalize it, our behavior would reflect it because it's very important. If anyone would say,

01:05:50 yeah, death is coming. People talk about it like this. But if you understand it, you will internalize it.

01:05:54 What gave me a pivotal point in changing, like from practicing my religion a long time ago,

01:05:59 what gave me that pivotal point was that was thinking about death. Right. What do I want to

01:06:02 achieve in life? What is it that I want to do? Right. And as I said, we're not saying leave the

01:06:06 worldly life, but there is ways to do the worldly life in a halal way. Like Allah, there's a good example 0.99

01:06:10 in the Quran. Qarun, for example, is an individual who's from the past that Allah told us about. He used to be

01:06:16 one of the most, the richest people in the world, right? Allah, when Allah spoke about him, he said

01:06:20 that the, that the, the, the treasures that he had, the chests of the treasures, they had keys.

01:06:26 Allah says the group of strong men struggle to lift the keys, the keys of the treasures,

01:06:30 let alone what was inside the treasures that what kind of treasures they were, etc. So he had all of

01:06:34 this wealth, right? His people, when they advised him, they told him that seek in that which Allah

01:06:39 has given you the afterlife, but do not forget your portion in this life. So no one is telling you,

01:06:42 you leave this life. No one is telling you do not have good things, good food, good outfits,

01:06:46 good cars. All of this is permissible. You're allowed to have it. But also understanding,

01:06:50 trying your best to like get the money in a halal way and all of that, and use it in the way that 0.97

01:06:54 pleases Allah the most. And as I said, look, I think you're doing good. You're improving. I see you

01:06:57 improving in from an Islamic point of view, Allah. So you are on a good path, but do not let other 1.00

01:07:02 people around you try to strip you away from it. Because you know, you see yourself on a good trajectory,

01:07:06 you see all of these doubts, people around you, okay, let's go clubbing, buy this one night, man, 0.99

01:07:10 ah, don't stop being a fake Muslim, drink this. Because those are the people around you, 0.98

01:07:13 how they're going to speak to you, isn't it? This is how they, I'm assuming this is how they do,

01:07:16 because they're a bad influence. Like they're already in the mud, as they say,

01:07:20 they want to take you there as well, right? So drink, it's one night, there's no cameras,

01:07:23 no one sees you, you know, do it, right? And later on, when they're on camera, they will mention,

01:07:27 oh, last week he was with me doing this. These are the type of snakes that are in the social media

01:07:33 community, right? So I think you should be very, very careful. This is why you need good

01:07:39 surroundings. I'm telling you, you're good, you have a good heart, but people around you,

01:07:42 they would use it against you, not use it for you, you know? So yeah, and look, as I said,

01:07:48 the Muslims, they should have more support, should understand your situation. Like right now,

01:07:52 I've given this analysis for them to understand a little bit. Things are not as easy as telling

01:07:56 Sneeko do this, this, and that, and then he's going to start doing what you're telling him.

01:07:59 Because he has his own kind of life, he's got all of these different valuables that you're not seeing,

01:08:04 just as a layman viewer, and you think they all do this, you don't know what is going on in his life,

01:08:09 right? So I'm just trying to put this also for the Muslims watching to see, okay, this is his life,

01:08:13 this is the trajectory, this is where he's going. And you know, you definitely have a lot of non-Muslims 1.00

01:08:17 who go in your comments and say haram and all of these different things, because they find it fun,

01:08:20 they see reactions, they're not even Muslims, they don't care, but they see that you have a 0.56

01:08:26 specific reaction towards it, so they behave as if they're actually Muslim, right? So I think, yeah, 0.93

01:08:31 not to worry too much about people comment, because it's not really a reflection of...

01:08:34 I know, a lot of the time I don't, I'm just, it's just funny, like they say something,

01:08:38 I get angry, like it's all, it's all...

01:08:41 Yeah, I get it, yeah, so it's your thing basically, yeah, yeah, I get it, I get it.

01:08:44 Okay, but I will probably have to like go, because like it's 12...

01:08:49 I know, thank you for staying up so late, Muslims, I really appreciate it, man.

01:08:52 Salaamu Alaikum, and I want to ask you quickly, is saying Jum'ah Mbahwak, is that bidah?

01:08:57 Well, you can say it occasionally, but not every time, every time, literally every Jum'ah, 0.80

01:09:01 you can say it occasionally, it's fine, it's no problem, because Jum'ah is considered a Eid,

01:09:04 it's a day of celebration.

01:09:05 Oh, so it's fine, okay, people in the chat were asking about that,

01:09:08 but thank you for staying up so late, I really do appreciate your time,

01:09:11 I would like to speak to you again soon, I like your content, like your videos,

01:09:14 I'm going to keep reacting to that, keep doing good work, man, I appreciate it.

01:09:17 InshaAllah, and as I said, I like you as a brother, you're very good, if I was in the US,

01:09:22 I wouldn't mind spending time with you, you know, because I'm far right now,

01:09:25 you know, and I don't like the US to say the truth, I don't blame you, I don't blame you.

01:09:28 Yeah, all right, InshaAllah, if we can talk in the future, we can, anyways,

01:09:32 you got my contact, if you need anything, let me know, InshaAllah, and for everyone in the chat,

01:09:35 I hope that Allah, look, simple advice, just pick up the Quran, man, read it,

01:09:40 you know, you have nothing to lose, I've read the Bible, man, like I've gotten,

01:09:42 I'm not scared of the Bible, the Bible is not going to bite me if I touch it, you know,

01:09:45 just get a Quran, read it, try to see what it says, maybe like it doesn't say all of the goats

01:09:49 and sheep that you think about every day, let's talk about different things, right?

01:09:53 Pick up a quote of the Quran, read, investigate, and look, my live stream, anyone can come,

01:09:56 anyone from any religion, from any faith, from any, it doesn't matter who you are, anyone,

01:10:00 anyone can join because I put the link publicly for people, if you have questions, you're welcome

01:10:03 to come and ask, right? Pick up a Quran, read, investigate, try to find where you are in life,

01:10:07 you know, and may Allah guide us all, you know, okay, brother, InshaAllah, it was nice talking to you,

01:10:12 Asalaamu Alaikum, have a great night, Asalaamu Alaikum, brother, Asalaamu Alaikum.

01:10:15 Hey, W Muslim Lantern, bro, W Muslim Lantern, man, good stuff, man, good stuff, man, 0.98

01:10:21 we, we still have our, whoa, whoa, look how long that was, my camera's all dark,

01:10:24 and what happened to the heaven stuff, let me get it back.

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SNEAKO - February 25, 2024

SNEAKO Interviews The Muslim Lantern

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