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Dude stop - why listen to all of these interviews of people you know are traditional Muslims who follow hadiths? Isn't it strange that 14 centuries of scholarship got it wrong about Hadith but a nobody like you (no offense, I am one too) got it right? Be humble man. I have just one request - today, after your next prayer or whenever, make a sincere dua to Allah(swt) and tell him to guide you to the straight path *if* you are wrong, and to keep you on the right path if you are right. Do so humbly and without arrogance.

@@231doughboy mate both you and them are liars misguiding people but they’re agents who know what they’re doing and you’re just blind following mesmerised by costumes and beards. There’s nothing for me to humble myself about if you make claims without substantiating them you will be dismissed that’s reality. You surround yourselves with people that think like y’all and think there’s any validity to your bullshit because nobody challenges you. It’s not even about getting it right Saudi and Egyptian officials know exactly what they’re doing and they’re the ones producing the so called “ scholars “ from their universities. It’s all bullshit but until you learn to stand on your own 2 feet you’ll always be their sheep 🐑.

@@TheQuranExplainsItself How arrogant - you can't even make a simple dua to Allah to guide you if you are wrong? Come on, stop the conspiracy theories. You know what's interesting - this video spoke about the Qiraat - how would you as a hadith rejector even know which is the correct way to recite Quran? Because I'm assuming you realize the early manuscripts did not have the diacritical marks.

@@231doughboy I’m already guided what do u think the Quran is for? The Quran is that guidance you seek. 2. This qirat business is racist because only non Arabic speaking people fall for that nonsense! You can’t have “ versions “ of the Quran as the Quran has a consistent theme and every word and sentence is in a particularly designed context that’s repeated using just different characters but the message is the same. Just read the Quran will you and stop blind following you’re all an embarrassment to this deen!

@@TheQuranExplainsItself You didn't answer the question actually. In Surah Fatiha, the word "malik" is pronounced in two different ways - and the meanings is slightly different for both. With the Qiraat - this is explained. But how do you know which is the correct pronunciation?