Distorted explanation of the mighty obligation of Jihad

@@thomasthomas6645 ok thomas

@@thomasthomas6645 What a clown 😂

I second this suggestion. It’s very helpful in KZfaq videos when we have time stamps. Helps us navigate better and go back to points when we need them later

@@khalidaser1430 I third this suggestion

I fourth this suggestion

5th

Jazakallahu khayr for pointing that out!

@@IbnThabitVerlag no problem 👍

Explain what you mean by " point" I mean I get it that you first show them that their argument is based on an assumption which is wrong but what is the second point

@Naveed-fi7vj go to the timestamp i put

​@@Disappearrrrrjazakallah khair

Facts

Someone put timestamps. BarakAllahu Feekum 🤍🖤

There has been a debate on this by mohammed hijab

Type 'mohammed hijab slaves' youll find ample videos addressing it.

read slavery and islam, also a video on it by blogging theology

Yaqub a.s lost his son for soo long, he even became blind due to his grief but he relied upon Allah and remained patient

@@Disappearrrrr Job lost all his children who were a lot. He also lost his Wealth and got very very ill to the point he couldn't leave his house. All of it was a test from Allah and he passed.He suffered that around 40 years as i read. God gave him everything back after that though.

@@thedaintyprincejbr3176 hence both are examples of epic patience

@rabbishekelcountstienburg2140 classic name calling, do you only have one argument for everything?

@rabbishekelcountstienburg2140 how can I be anti-semitic while I'm praying in a semitic language? And I think some arabs are treachorus as well as some jews, am I anti-arab too? Some jews really need to get over this jealousy about their cousins.

@@oktayakbas4904 They are a troll account judging by their username

Lesser Jihad is to go to War. Greater Jihad is to control your desires.

@@zaidm1134 So Jihad means you can fight in the name of allah like Muhammad claimed: On the authority of Abdullah ibn Umar (ra): The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said, "I have been ordered to fight against the people until they testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and until they establish the salah and pay the zakat. And if they do that then they will have gained protection from me for their lives and property, unless [they commit acts that are punishable] in Islam, and their reckoning will be with Allah." [Bukhari & Muslim] Thanks for the warning.

@@zaidm1134 Jihad from Reliance of the Traveler o9.0 JIHAD (O: Jihad means to war against non-Muslims, and is etymologically derived from the word mujahada signifying warfare to establish the religion. And it is the lesser jihad. As for the greater jihad, it is spiritual warfare against the lower self (nafs), which is why the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) said as he was returning from jihad. ``We have returned from the lesser jihad to the greater jihad.'' The scriptural basis for jihad, prior to scholarly consensus (def: b7) is such Koranic verses as: (1) ``Fighting is prescribed for you'' (Koran 2:216); (2) ``Slay them wherever you find them'' (Koran 4:89); (3) ``Fight the idolators utterly'' (Koran 9:36); and such hadiths as the one related by Bukhari and Muslim that the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) said: ``I have been commanded to fight people until they testify that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and perform the prayer, and pay zakat. If they say it, they have saved their blood and possessions from me, except for the rights of Islam over them. And their final reckoning is with Allah''; and the hadith reported by Muslim, ``To go forth in the morning or evening to fight in the path of Allah is better than the whole world and everything in it.''

The word Jihad is an infinitive of the verb jahada. It means to do one’s utmost and exert one’s effort to reach an end that is usually desirable. In Islam, as al-Raghib said in his al-Mufradat, there are three kinds of this concept according to his words: 1. Jihad against a manifest enemy. 2. Jihad against the Satan. 3. Jihad against one’s soul.

@@zaidm1134 that is absolutely false muhammad.

No one is trying to belittle the mujahids.

@@mohammad.alkurdi. When you label your personal struggles with temptation as Jihad; when you wake up in the morning to go to work to feed your family, endure traffic, and remain patient when your coworkers gossip behind your back and call it Jihad - you're not only belittling the term Mujahid, but you're also making yourself looks silly. Zakah is etymologically means cleansing, so does it mean when I clean my hands, I'm fulfilling my Zakah? Just as with Jihad, which has a root meaning of struggle, it doesn't imply that when you're struggling to lower your gaze to avoid staring at your attractive teacher, you're engaging in Jihad in the path of Allah and you will die as a shaheed if you are having a cardiac arrest while keeping your gaze lower.

@@deathcador habibi i am not the one labelling it, the prophet himself said a form of jihad is jihad al nafs and thats a hadith, would you like to argue against the prophet?

@@mohammad.alkurdi. The hadith that said Rasulullah told his companion that they were come back from lesser Jihad (fisabillah) to a greater Jihad (nafs) is a weak hadith. In the Quran whenever Allah mentioned Jihad Fisabillah that always mean fight in the way of Allah, not one is about struggling to get married so you can lower your gaze better. Ofc it's convenient for us to believe otherwise that me fasting against my nafs is equal to someone in Syria or Palestine at the Frontline becoming baits of bullets for Allah sake, but unfortunately it is not like that, those who leave their house and comfort then suffered and get killed for Allah sake are better than me who just a self entitled coach potatoes.

You sound like a typical Salafi picking on mistakes. You wanna talk about ignorance, shall we listen to Abu Khadeejah or Uthman Bin Faruq that cannot recite simple Qur'an, the basic of basics, or Dawah man that doesn't know Qadar is of two types? Common, be just.

I just corrected the mistake of your "scholar".

@@ahmadbashiri4880 And made the claim he was ignorant, yet you ask us to listen to others who cannot recite Qur'an whilst he has multiple ijaazaat in them. So who is the ignorant one?

@@ahmadbashiri4880 Who the heck even claimed that he’s a scholar? I swear you arrogant fault finders just twist and lie about stuff all the time. 😂

Theres only 1 God who created everything, and he is real and his name is Allah ﷻ. Explore the knowledge before its too late.

@@Disappearrrrr You *believe* there is only one god. The god you believe is real does not exist, just like the gods other people believe in do not exist. Gods are a concept

@@mickqQ Im using the *apeca* on you lol 😂. 45:22 Firstly its an Assumption god doesnt exist, and its an Assumption which you cant prove. Secondly instead of asking me for evidence for god you concluded there isnt, i want to know what formed this conclusion, did you study all the religions in the world? Furthermore how do deny the existence of a being which is beyond nature and not identifiable via empirical basis. If not then plead your ignorance. Thirdly we have proof in islam thats why i invited you to discover the knowledge.

@@Disappearrrrr It’s an assumption that gods or a god exist And since gods supposedly exist beyond nature … there can’t be evidence they exist. I’ve spoken to many theists over the years I’ve yet to be given any evidence, but have heard plenty of arguments. Every religious person thinks they have evidence and good reasons to believe their religion They believe that, because that’s what they have been taught to believe. Ok Let’s go Give me the biggest piece of evidence you think demonstrates a god

@@mickqQ Go and see two videos: Contingency argument by Mohammad Hijab and Smile2jannah 'you will believe in god after this'

Hmmm interesting

You have claims. We need now your proofs. BarakAllahu Feekum 🤍🖤

@@Just.a.person_413 no proof for existence of anything 1400 year old

@𝘚𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘪 read books by Dr Abdullah azzam (ra) especially defence od the Muslim lands and listen to lecture by imam Anwar al awlaki (ra) called story of ibn akwa. Its one of the greatest if not the greatest and most detailed work in English on the topic.

@@mkdon101 who knows how much in books are coorect