Prob has some European mixed in him, Allah knows best. But it doesn't matter anyways.

Blue Sky they family history traces them to Morocco

Blue Sky before the Arabs came, ethnic Syrians were Mediterranean looking. Many with light eyes and blonde hair. There are also circassians and Balkan people there

He is the 14thgrandson of our beloved prophet Muhammad Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Allah knows best. What a beautiful wisdom from a beautiful man. May Allah grant us more scholars like him Ameen

Justine Briones 23rd grandson

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@Field Marshall Rommel (Oh I didn't know you were still alive :-) You can read something here: Open Letter To Al-Baghdádí Response To Daesh (Not ”IS”) bit.ly/olb_e

@@omarkn4371 That letter has been refuted.

@@chrisconnor7934 Interesting, if this is the case, please provide the title of the webpage/ book/ other source.

@@omarkn4371 Just type: Debunking The Letter Of The Wicked Scholars To Amirul Muhmineen - Part 1

@@chrisconnor7934 'Akhi, Do you know a response to this lecture by Al Ya'qoobi ? Has anyone refuted him on the Daesh yet ?

That's your own distorted interpretation of the Hadith.

@@chrisconnor7934 What would an alternative interpretation be?

@@ibrahimsiali2419 You may apply it to the Saudi government who brought music concerts, the US army and many other fitan in the Arabian Peninsula....wa Allahu A'lam. BUT certainly not to Islamic scholars who taught Tawhid, adhered strictly to Qur'an & Sunnah and rebuked the Shirk of the Sufis and other graveworshippers whom fitna became prevalent in their era.

@@chrisconnor7934 You should produce evidence that _all_ Sufis practice shirk and that they worship graves. The closest you'll get is that some are of the opinion that there are saints, and that intercession via them is permissible. This was a view defended most prominently by Hanbali, and to a lesser extent, Maliki scholars. Proponents say it is similar to hadiths that encourage seeking the dua of one's mother, for Paradise is beneath their feet. This is the basis of intercession, among others, such as making salawat to Nabi Muhammad (ﷺ) which is in turn returned tenfold. I don't agree with this, but the justification itself was accepted by various scholars. There's also the separate but similar issue of visiting graves without intercession. Besides this, I have heard of no member of any Sufi tariqa, or those who engage in tasawuff or tazkiyah themselves, that have called these practices 'grave-worship'. Obviously, because it isn't. Where is it in the literature? That some Sufi made dua to Allah, and then the same dua to some grave? It simply doesn't exist.

@@ibrahimsiali2419 Sufis are known for visiting graves and asking intercession to the inhabitants of the graves to reach Allah. The speaker in the video himself believes that asking du'a directly to Allah is inappropriate, and that it should be done with an intermediary. To ask Allah to send peace and blessings upon the Prophet (ﷺ) is obviously allowed. It is not a scholarly opinion. The Prophet (ﷺ) said it. Abu Hurairah (radiAllahu anhu) has reported: The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: "Whoever sends Salat upon me, Allah sends Salat upon him ten times." [REFERENCE: Jami' At-Tirmidhi, Vol. 1, Book 3, Hadith 485] [GRADE: Sahih (authentic)] To ask Allah to forgive the people inside the graves is obviously allowed. Muhammad b. Qais (radiAllahu anhu) has reported: The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: (...) He (Gabriel) said: Your Lord has commanded you to go to the inhabitants of Baqi' (to those lying in the graves) and beg pardon for them. I said: Messenger of Allah, how should I pray FOR them (How should I beg forgiveness FOR them)? He said: Say, Peace be upon the inhabitants of this city (graveyard) from among the Believers and the Muslims, and may Allah have mercy on those who have gone ahead of us, and those who come later on, and we shall, Allah willing, join you." [REFERENCE: Sahih Muslim, Book 4, Hadith 2127] BUT it is NOT allowed to ask the dead person for things like: "Ya Mawlana [in the grave], give me this and that." Or "Ya Mawlana [in the grave], ask Allah for me to give me this and that." The latter case is Shirk. Bismillah Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim: 3. Surely, the religion [i.e. the worship and the obedience] is for Allah only. And those who take Auliya' [protectors and helpers] besides Him [say]: "We worship them only that they may bring us near to Allah." Verily, Allah will judge between them concerning that wherein they differ. Truly, Allah guides not him who is a liar, and a disbeliever. [Qur'an, 39:3]

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