Maa shaa Allah

May Allah love us as we love Imam Dr Omar Suleiman for the sake of Allah

Aameen yaa Rabb. Wallahi this is something I strongly feel as well. May unite the hearts of the Ummah for His sake ❤🤲

Islam was saved by him and his wife hinda who took liver of Hamza …. And chew it ….you may like do so with liver of Hussain …. If was there …. Cheaters are all over … with few proxies

I haven't watched the talk yet but I've always had great respect for Abu Sufyan (ra). Unfortunately, his story was distorted in the Abbasid era.

@@salmaz315 husband of hinda was became Muslim at last day when there was no choice … and do you know hinda

@@user-eo7dc9jj7u Thank you for your reply, but I'm not discussing all the fabrications about bani Ummaya, including Hind ,on this platform . Have a nice day!

​@@user-eo7dc9jj7ushia munafiq. You are not welcome if you choose to spread fitna. Abu Sufyan was 10x the man you are. This video has nothing to do with Al Husayn. May Allah be pleased with all the companions of Rasoolullah Sallalahu Alayhi Wasalam

Ameen 🤲🏾🤲🏼🤲🤲🏿🤲🏽

Subhan Allah, Allah is so merciful, He guides whom He wills. Reverts recognise the absolute mercy of Allah, Alhamdulillah.

😂….amazing, guess we’ll be doing that for Satanyahu (Netanyahu) in years to come too!

Sameee❤

just so you know Ahlus Sunnah love Muawiyah and many consider him as the writer of Quran etc. I wont be surprised if an episode is dedicated to him. This whole family is questionable- his wife chewed Hamza’s liver, his son is Muawiyah, his grandson is Yazeed the killer of Al Hussain- the grandson of the Prophet.

I respect your genuine will for learning, i’m in the same boat and I don’t understand why sheikhs/imams hide certain truths from the ummah when it can be useful to understand our history and thus better understand our deen. Our deen says humans are fallible, and humans are able to learn from mistakes, why the insistence on hiding it/giving an incomplete picture of the whole truth? Just because someone has done a bad deed doesn’t mean he’s all good and vice versa. Why nitpick truths, rather than teach people that it isn’t all black and white so they can use this insight to better apply their deen/face life, i also wonder how he’ll tell muawiya’s story.. I hope sheikh omar answers us

May Allah keep you and us all firm on the truth Ameen! My position is the position of mainstream Sunni scholars throughout history like Al Dhahabi and ibn Hajr. We neither put the last converts on the level of the earliest companions and family of the Prophet ﷺ, nor do we diminish them or bring them down to our level. Everyone has their promised rank, and we love all the companions and find wisdom in their stories. As for Yazeed, his crimes are well known and he is not a companion. My position is that of Imam Ahmad who said no one who loves the Sunnah could love Yazeed. When he was asked why he doesn’t curse him, he said to his son “when have you seen your father cursing people?” In any case, I do not deviate from the mainstream of Ahlus Sunnah on these figures, and believe their position is sound and rightly guided. May Allah guide us all! Ameen

Under Muawiya May Allah be pleased with him 'Ali ibn Abi Taleb May Allah be pleased with him was not cursed. This is a shi'i (deviant) interpretation

@@hamzakhairi4765 He was. There are authentic ahadees about it. Friday sermons were used and encouraged by the government to slander Ali R.A. Mauwiya created or helped create/sustain the environment where what yazeed did become possible. Atrocities like yazeed's don't occur in a vacuum. It's not like one day things were fine and then suddenly yazeed came into power with such deep hatred for the Prophet's family and went on to massacre them all. There's a context to it, and in our desperation to respect all companions no matter what, we shut our eyes and ears to some of the worst things these later companions did. And keep in mind, they are called companions just on technicality, these people who entered Islam such late didn't really give up a lot for Islam. I'm not a shia and I don't consider myself a sunni either. I think both of these groups are extremists. One hates earlier companions and the other revers the later ones to an extreme that they are not even willing to accept their crimes. For people like me who are somewhere in the middle, who loves the Prophet's family, his companions, and friends...there is very little space for us. I don't follow shia scholars because I don't believe in their insistence or concept of imamat. I stay away from most sunni scholars too because they force to make people like mawiya and Abu Sufyan mainstream. I mean it's okay if you want to respect them privately, but why amplify their stories and why normalize them? They committed serious crimes and unlike Omar R.A (who was really strict and therefore not readily accepted as Abu Bakr R.A was as the khalifa) they have almost no contributions towards Islam. Omar R.A gave it all up and risked his life, limb, and livelihood for Allah and Islam. These people just enjoyed the perks Islam brought them. Anyway, what you and I personally feel about personalities in Islam is our own responsibility. But when we use a platform to highlight stories and people, we must be extremely careful. I'm sure Sheikh Omar is just showing his commitment as a sunni scholar and highlighting all companions with equal respect. I may disagree with it but at the end of the day it's his platform and his decision to make. I'll continue following him, accepting what's in line with what Allah and the Prophet pbuh say, and letting all the rest go. May Allah have mercy on all us, and may He guides us to the straight path.

To the best of my knowledge, the rivayat that is presented as proof about this is daeef

I think he did

@@jahedameman2328 He didn't provide any sound daleel, that is why I asked Reference from Ibn e Is'haq or any other history book won't be accepted

They’ll never tell you that part lol

Indeed he was and they are not on the level of the early companions as I’ve made clear while covering this last batch, but the position of ahlus sunnah is still one of reverence and respect and that they’re all better than us.

@@OmarSuleimanPersonal thank you for the comment shaykh. ofcourse we aren’t better than anyone- who knew what we would have been in that era. thanks for the reminder.

Masallah barekellah. Excellent to listen to his story. That Allah has given him a gift of iman. So many similarities with what is happening in Gaza, they then also didn't understand how Muslims can still love our Prophet pbuh enduring all kind of tortures and on a wordly view a bad situation. May Allah turn the hearts and give iman

A true believer has no time for rumors.