ohh dawood savage !!!!!!!!!!!! asalamu alaikum!!!!!

Truth ..love dawood for supporting it . Much love and respect❤️

@Hamiz Mahmood don't be dumb

Mashallah

I watch you lol

And sahaba ra

Yehhh 100% argue

@Knut Nilsen And tabi’iin

@@dalmar5567 And Tabei-Tabein

Jesus should be your only role model not the false prophet Muhammad.

Such is the way of the end times

subhanallah may Allah protect us you don't realize what you have until you loose it Allahuakbar!

Ameen

@nasima sultana he is kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7mbirWW36nSfKs.html

@nasima sultana he is lol he talks about it too

That’s why I love this channel!

Theres a difference between mocking and defending. Learn your facts brother. He was Locked because many KZfaqs had to make IT known to the whole World about his sins. How is that defending? Do you think on the Day of judgement Allah swt Will show the whole World tour sind? No exactly

@@jasonlol9052 I was talking about smile to jannah defending Ali. May Allah bless you.

@@tarakkhandakar ah my bad brother. Sorry for the misunderstanding

@H - Oh yeah brother. If this sin is the worst you have ever seen then i assume you are not living in an western country. I live in denmark and ive always been muslim alhamdulilah. But when i was younger like Adam i used to party drink, you name it. Everything i have tried. Why am i saying this? Because of Allahs SWT forgiveness. Yes he might have done a sin. Are you telling me you have never sinned in your life? How would you feel if the whole world talked behind your back about your sin. A real brother would not go and publish it to the whole world that he commited a sin, he would instead reach out to Brother Adam. Allah swt is the most forgiving. If you regret a sin like that, there is always room for forgiveness. This is not even close to the worst sin. The worst sin is not believing in god. Prove me wrong. May allah swt grant you all jannah and bless you all.

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Hahahahahahah omg 😆

Lol

Boyyy

LOOOL im dead

Haha

You need to get to 1000 subscribers

Bro you stole my pfp

@@reeman69420 no I don't I'm just helping you (;

I like chocolate

No one like fangirls behave next time

@@robertocarlos2743 you sound like a fanboy yourself.

Bhai tum bata sakte ho ali dawah england mein kaha rehta hai. Exact location. I am feom india btw

@@RkSaha-gh5jv dk

isn’t Allah all-compassionate? why does He do this then? geniune question.

@@morani3x937 Allah is not doing it, the people by turning away from Allah's remembrance are doing it to themselves.

Qureshi_MpeG yea but Allah decides who’s life is depressing or great. So why does He make someone’s life depressing because they didn’t turn to his remembrance? All-Compassionate means All Loving and this isn’t All Loving.

@@morani3x937 ​ Allah knows who's life will be depressing or great, the people make themselves depressed by choosing to turn away from his remembrance. If someone doesn't want to be depressed then they can sincerely turn to Allah. Thats like saying Allah knows who will have a big house and who won't.. so why doesnt Allah give me a big house if he is all-loving.. do you see the problem with this analogy? but i cannot make the blind see.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prmXnMqlyqe9kZc.html

exactly

Allah guides

Chakra Journey indeed but humans are waseela for that

Agree

@@AngelxVillian Astaghfirullah. that is not a joke. and delete yout comment asap.

Ohh ur here brother...Mash'Allah ♥️😂😅

Look who's here ! Love this Muslim community on youtube . Pray for us brother .

True he has I never seen sorry I don't know his real name smile 2 jannah this calm in his videos

I detest most You Tuber disinfluencers... can't stand em. But over time i have grown to find i ONLY want to gIve my precious time for a few You Tubers and sincere duas for... Smile2Jannah - i used to het annoyed but you always makes my family laugh-no matter what. Seldom makes sad depressing content.. well does sometimes, but accentuates the positives and interesting perspective too... So. it saddens us to see him sad. SQ - was also a bit annoying althoughfull of life for the Ummah, it must be exhausting but isA the reward is Only for Hum, alone. I once sent an awful message but had no idea ppl incl him would actually read it- i deleted it a-sap, and i apologise. The vlog about mental health was one of the best things iv come across on You Tube...where he offered help to anyone who needed it - told them he was there for them, and from the bottom of ny heart i appreciate that. Highly skilled mA. Ali Dawah - also very annoying but has grown upon me. He can be feisty but isnt, he's actually very respectful. M. Hijab- still scares the living daylights out of me... and have to learn to accept the long content. But pls pit sound up n keep consistent. Anyway... what im trying to say, each brother is a mirror to each other, where one falls the other stands. I have grown to like these and consider them my online family and proud of each and every single one. You have each helped me grow Islamically showing a medium that is the way of our beloved Rasool salalahu alaihi wa salam through optimism, dialogue, affection and a general respect for all. You are a mirror of each other... thank you for all that you do

is it jazzak Allah or jazzahkum allah

Absolutely right

He’s just like fousey.

Wait shouldn’t everyone do that for there loved ones?

@@adamldn6819 it's rare.

Y n we all need to fix up because that’s sympilly humanity

@@adamldn6819 you clearly possess these wonderful traits yourself, Allah bless you. However we live in times where parents are moved into residential homes to lighten the workload of their 'loved ones' ...Ali turned all that on its head and its commendable 😊

Ava Sloane thank you sis from your perspective I get what you’re saying! What can I say right now time’s are moving mad completely, but remember Islam’s expects for a Muslim to have humanity and knowledge so in my opinion it’s prime!

Me tooo

Absolutely

100% bro

Every time !

@@hosseintm165 when did he say that bro

That is exactly what I was thinking when I saw this drama unfold. I feel like people who are born into Islam take it for granted while reverts follow it with their hearts. Such a shame!

EXOistheBestKpopGroupDontArgue Its the same with christians Born again christians are the most energetic for God by far in general ive noticed!

@@F15H0 this is so sad how people don't relaise the value of the things they've been given by birth compared to the ones who have to acquire the same things themselves!

Uuh where does he show that he is a non muslim. Most of the time he is showing happiness and is happy. Yes there are video’s of drama. But then again there are more video’s of him showing his identity as a muslim then a non muslim

@@OfficialDenzy they're referring to him making videos kissing girls and stuff, which IS un-islamic btw!

What’s your profit that Adam is a phony?

@@yacinesenn5972 cus he keeps saying hes learning frm his mistakes but fails to do so. Thats just being dishonest to urself, people who follow u and most importantly Allah. Brother Ali Dawah only tried to guide him by speaking the truth, but he fails to see that truth, rather he is offended and angry. And that begs me to ask the question is he really learning frm his mistakes or its just some words he utter frm his mouth so that the Muslim followers wont leave him. How many more "mistakes" will he need to commit before presenting himself as a better, more acceptable Islamic influencer? Ppl may make minor or major sins. But its one thing to do sins that are major and promotes it in such a fashion that some young and weak minds may actually think its ok to be that way. Alhamdullilah, because of the backlash he receive he himself admits that the things he do are wrong, but what if he didnt receive all that backlash. Would he still admit to his wrong doings. How many more minds would have been spoiled by that. Wallahu a'lam.

aunthau MV i understand where u are coming from but your perspective is not accurate. It would make him a phony if he did that behind closed doors and didn’t post it while acting like a different person on camera like that guy umm abdulla and hasanat. If we follow your meaning of the word phony then by definition most of us are phonies as well all are capable of making mistakes time and time again so that’s not right. Secondly he is not an Islamic influencer’ like u say he is and he never was, he’s just a vlogger who happens to be Muslim

Yacine Senn but calling yourself Muslim and acting the opposite and swearing for all children to see would be considered a phony to me.

@@yacinesenn5972 very good points. And i knw hes not an Islamic influencer, but he is Muslim and an influencer so its not difficult to not include the very haram things that he does in his vlogs and other forms of videos. And the thing is at times in his videos he would says things that one would hear and think hes a great Muslim, and then on another video he might do something really bad. So i believe he should be more responsible as im sure he has a very young following and they usually copys after these influencers.

Him, Fouseytube, Kareem Jovian... all these dudes played the traditional arab/muslim card to get views. We must UNFOLLOW and boycott these idiots. They are not very bright and do not bring anything beneficial neither materialistically, nor spiritually. They are entertainers and they follow the industry of entertainment which at its core is anti-islamic and anti-religious as a whole.

Saihi Nadir Brother, doing this isn’t the way. They all love Islam. They commit sins yes, but do they not believe in Allah and his Holy Prophet? What you need to do is make Duaa for them. Look at Adam and Fousey have they not done charity events for Yemen? Nobody is perfect, and Allah is the most merciful.

He genuinely loves Islam, he just commits mistakes. Every son of Adam sins, I sin, you sin, etc. That dosent make us bad people. Adam’s videos on Islam help expose some people to the Deen. He is our Muslim brother, and we should make Duaa for him.

T Abdelatif I don’t think unfollowing him is the answer, you can send a private dm on Instagram to advise him (But nicely) When we comment these hurtful things, it dosent cross our minds that he could end up reading it, which would be bringing harm against him (Which in of itself is haram) we should comment nice things instead of these harsh things like “He is an idiot” or “He’s not a Muslim”.

exactly islam is not a label its a dedicating way of life

So true!🥺

@SO GUYS WE DID IT Excuse me sir, but you are the one new here.

@Donald Trump Liars?! Oh please go get some help, no wonder, you are Donald trump 🤦🏻‍♀️🙃

@Donald Trump So tell me, what are you referring to? Because all I see are words with no evidences.🤔

@Donald Trump go ahead then tell us why you are calling them liars.

Sister I'm so happy that you accepted Islam may you gain more knowledge in Islam

May Allah protect you sister

@Juba Axelson and? That's it? That's all you got?

Juba Axelson bohoo, quick to quote hadith about having slaves but leaves out the hadith about freeing slaves and the virtues of it. Tsk tsk tsk. Smh, typical Islamophobe, thinks he knows about Islam just by quoting them and understanding them without context. 😒

mashAllah!!!

Never judge somebody for allah might elevate them and put you into their position

Say alhamdulillah you aren't worse than him, don't you think he can make you so?

@@nelsonking Which Mohammed do you mean?

@Denzo Dridz 😂😂😂 RESPECT BRO 👍

No let’s not say that , nothing is worse

@Random Guy Ameen

I am lost guys pray for me too

@@LIONKING-rm1rj Insha Allah everything will be fine, just put your trust in Allah

I know that the situation is like that for now but u never know he might repent in the future and become better then me and u so don't gossip about him because that's backbitting and yes I know he is doing alot of wrong but he still our brother in Islam so it still consideres as backbitting and me and all of u here know how severe is the punishment of backbitting so just let it go and focus on urself and ur relationship with Allah

@Random Guy Ameen

Adam is just lost in this world

He also smokes weed so idk for that brother anymore.

@Umer Tracker Astagfiruallah. May Allah guide him to the straight path. And may Allah guide everyone as well as the whole ummah

What's transvestite?-

Nabiha Hussain a man that wears women clothing.

it disgusting!

He’s allowed to do what he wants

There is no point in this comment, just make dua for them and us to be guided

Most of us reverts got tattoos before we knew about Islam

Soloman S May Allah save you too

Soloman S He doesn’t concern me

Soloman S I’m not Russian

@Soloman S allah is watching u and the angels

Yep

Whatever happen Fousey

@@SNKRIZE_ he fallfrom grace

Fouseytube or adam saleh arent really here to be "muslim" youtubers.

Earth Human Agree but they're Muslim at the end of the day. Their audiences are Muslim majority. 🤦‍♀️

Posting that video was a mistake..

H A whatever he does in his private life we have no control of it’s his choice to live the lifestyle he’s currently living. Of course we should advise him into the right path, like Ali Daawa did alhamdulilah. But our issue as an islamic community in this modern world is that we are distancing ourselves away from islam and following the trends of the western culture and hip-hop, celebrities and all that we are slowly following them more than we are following our own religion astaghfuralh especially the youth so our problem is when a child someone who isn’t aware of the wrong in the things he’s doing looks up to a muslim artist or muslim celebrity or influencer like Adam saleh they want to follow him i mean have u seen the way kids see celebrities they see them as leaders they wanna do everything they do so for Adam saleh a brother in islam to publicly sin and announce his sins and sin on camera he’s corrupting the youth he admitted to smoking weed on camera its non of our business taht hes smoking weed its his life he does whatever he wants to do may allah guide him to the right path but brother you need to understand that we’re bringing all this attention to adam not to point out his sins in his personal life but rather what he does publicly

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H A why do you care what he does in private? How on earth will you know what he'll do? What's wrong with you?!

Well whatever he does is on him,i also noticed that.

He actually did that in NYC a few times but hes a hypocrite

@@Sultaanash it's all for fame

Let's all sit and wait. We gonna be here for a long time tho....

Sister, we can’t forget the MANY charities he does for Yemen. He set up a BOXING CHARITY EVENT for Yemen. He does various Go Fund Me’s for Yemen. Adam commits sins yes, but so do all of us. Many of us tend to ignore the good he does. From his videos you can see he has a love for Islam. Inshallah he will repent to Allah, and who knows? Him and Ali can meet and discuss things like brothers.

dank4 meme Anybody can give Dawah brother. None of us are perfect. He loves his religion. He falls into error, but so do we. Allah is the most merciful, and Inshallah he will forgive all of us.

We have SEEN THE EVIDENCE THERE IS NOO ESCAPE🤣

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@@Esa_Rtm08 what the hell is this A'oozubillah 🤣🤣🤣

That's why diversity is good. Smile 2 Jannah and all the other brothers speak the truth, but we need to match spears with spears - we need someone like Mohammed Hijab to be as harsh with Adam Saleh as him being insolent.

What you're trying to say plz?

InfamousHD may Allah forgive him and guide him and all of us too

Astagfirullah.true

Literally and blindly.

You're not lying. I did at one point of time, 🤦‍♀️.

@@nunaapop9201 lol

He said sorry !!! you still talk bad thing about him

i liked him he was cool but he isn’t as strict about being muslims anymore

Toxzay is the wealth that keeps him away is also slims Fault too for kissing in front of him and then Adam got jealous because jealousy hits people so hard

Amxa Gamer ikk i’m not too caught up on what’s happening though

By uploading videos like this, arent you just spreading his sins or what he did? That’s worse. We all know what he did and why it’s not good.

Zu Nor no, it’s really not

@Random Guy amin

Xheneta Ameen

Random Guy ameen

Ali Dawah is after fame aswell, just look st how much drama he causes on Twitter and KZfaq, not to mention his clickbate.

@@smilemore8744 how is that after fame...he's conveying messages globally? He doesnt do it for fame

That’s amazing. I cant even imagine being the only muslim in my family. May Allah protect you bro. Ameen

Oh you are a convert? Where are you from?

@Captain Monkey thank bro Allah will help me

@Mas Salleh I’m a practicing Muslim from Australia Alhamduillah.

@@kanyieryj726 Alhamdulillah

@Soloman S In Sha Allah Brother 😂😂. In fact, let's make dua for Donald Trump, Putin, Narendra modi and even Amit Shah. May Allah give them hidaayah. In Sha Allah 😊

@Soloman S "I think Izlam loves me" 😂😂😂

When you’re truly sincere Insya Allah. Allah will guide you and help you. Masha Allah

@Mahad Jabari you are a phony too😂😂

@Mahad Jabari Lies about what? give me something he lied about ?

Mahad Jabari nah ur just tripping he hasn’t released the marriage documentary 😂😂😂

Mahad Jabari I pray Allah swt opens up your eyes and heart brother, you genuinely can’t tell genuine from fake! Brother Ali is as pious and as humble as you can get and I pray he receives the highest rank in jannah Insha allah as he is the only brother I know who is not afraid to speak the truth confront the lies and guides and advises sincerely. May he live a long and healthy life and continue wiv the good works he does.🙏🙏🙏

Is Muhammad a good example then? The guy who married a 6 year old girl and had sex with her before she was in puberty. I don't think you ought to judge Adam. Leave that to God.

@@nelsonking 1. Yes 2. Aisha's marriage was consummated after puberty, as this is stated clearly in the hadiths, and she's more adult-like than most adults nowadays. If I did not mention her age and told you her contributions, people will, not in the slightest, believe she was below 18 years old. 3. Yes as Muslims we should not judge others and instead advise them. We Muslims are humans and hence we are not perfect, so we make mistakes now and then. Only Allah can judge. Plus it is alright to call out people for their mistakes in this specific context cuz Adam Saleh publicizes these things and there are things needed to be done.

@@nelsonking oh buddy you want to talk about it eh? First of all educate yourself about a marriage from 1400 years ago, secondly, average life expectancy was in the 30s, educate yourself. The story of human development has gone through many phases. Empires have risen and fallen, plagues have burned through entire populations, droughts have starved generations, and natural disasters have buried the most advanced metropolises-a testimony to the fragility of human civilization. Yet, despite all of these trials and tribulations, we are still here, struggling and adapting to the ever-changing conditions of our existence. How we were able to get to this point is a long and complex tale spanning millennia, but one of many reasons may be related to the flexibility of our reproductive capabilities. The ways in which our ancestors have defined childhood, maturity, and marriage have been diverse and quite different from contemporary Western definitions. Those who hold to the notion that we are morally superior to our ancestors attribute this dissimilarity to historical societies’ ignorance about physical and psychosocial maturity or nefarious intentions to abuse and take advantage of children. However, it is an extraordinary and unsubstantiated accusation that most of our ancestors were unaware of how to care for their own children, were not concerned about their children’s well-being, had ill intentions, or suffered from a worldwide mental disorder (i.e., pedophilia)-this accusation is easily contradicted by scientific and historical evidence. While it may seem impossible to us that a nine-year-old could be capable of anything other than going to school and engaging in play, this is only because we mistakenly assume that children’s circumstances and capabilities have remained static throughout history. For example, today we expect our children to go through several years of primary and secondary education, and at least four years of university to provide them with economic and social opportunities. And this is a perfectly rational expectation, given an average global life expectancy of over 70 years[11] along with the increasing complexities of the global world. However, no such conditions existed 1400 years ago. While people in the past sometimes did reach older ages, this was not the norm. Case in point, the average life expectancy for a working-class Roman citizen in late antiquity was roughly around 35 to 40 years-if they lived past infancy.[12] Skeletal remains reveal that prior to death, most laborers suffered from chronic arthritis, fractures, displacements, and even bone cancer. This was due to their very poor diets-primarily stale bread, rotted grains, and little protein-and harsh working conditions.[13] And if they didn’t die from their work, they still had to contend with war, disease, and famine. The female half of society didn’t have it any easier. The average life expectancy of women was between 34.5-37.5 years if they managed to live past infancy.[14] Due to high rates of infant mortality, women had to endure 5 to 7 full-term pregnancies just to keep the population stable.[15] Couple this with high maternal mortality during childbirth-due to iron deficiency resulting from a combination of continuous pregnancies and poor diet-and you have an extremely fragile situation. Given these high mortality rates, it made sense to begin procreating as early as possible.[16] In more affluent families, marrying young also guaranteed the maintenance and acquisition of wealth, securing the future of the family inheritance through a kind of business merger.[17] Likewise, political elites took advantage of early marriage to establish alliances between opponents; an expedient alternative to war. This is why the average age of marriage for young girls in ancient Rome was around 14/15, with the legal minimum being 12.[18] Even so, the Romans didn’t consider the age of marriage synonymous with the age of consent for sexual relations, which could be as young as seven.[19] Thus, working-class children who were fortunate enough to survive infancy had only a little over two decades left to establish the next generation, with nearly half of them losing a parent by the age of 15.[20] This was especially the case for young girls, who at the onset of puberty were expected to transition from childhood directly into adulthood. In other words, there were no family vacations, no recesses, no girl scouts, no school field trips, no sweet sixteen, no prom, no graduation, no air-conditioned movie theatres, no gluten-free meals at overstocked supermarkets, no advanced healthcare facilities, no vaccines, no running water, and subsequently far fewer guarantees that one would survive to see the next morning. And if this was the situation for common people in the most advanced civilization at the time, what more could we possibly expect from desert-dwelling Arabs? Although there is little to no data on Arab marriage practices in late antiquity, given a lack of written records,[21] we do have sufficient documentation of other Semitic cultures during this time. For example, historian Amram Tropper notes the realities of Jewish youth-especially females-in late antiquity: Most men would have married sufficiently late that we would no longer consider them to have been children, yet many women (particularly in Babylonia) married so young that today we would consider them to have been girls, not women. The goal of maximizing fertility in particular must have lowered the age at first marriage and the price of this goal is the early, we might say premature, end of girlhood. For many girls, adolescence was not a time for fun, education, experimentation or professional training, rather it was a time when one was already expected to assume the full responsibilities of a mature woman, as wife and mother.[22] The rationale behind maximizing fertility was really something no one could argue against considering the likelihood of young women not living long enough to see their first child reach maturity. When looking into history, we tend to forget many of these notable challenges of our ancestors’ lives and take our own advantages for granted. If you knew that you probably wouldn’t live beyond your 30s, most of your children would die in infancy, and the only education you would receive would be for one of a handful of jobs consisting of hard labor, wouldn’t your plans for life change dramatically? Of course they would. Not only that, but such circumstances would also force you to make moral decisions that you thought you would never need to make; decisions that, in hindsight, were necessary and morally appropriate. This is precisely why bioarchaeologists like Mary Lewis have warned against anachronistic thinking when discussing the subject of childhood and maturity in the past: No matter what period we are examining, childhood is more than a biological age, but a series of social and cultural events and experiences that make up a child’s life…The time at which these transitions take place varies from one culture to another, and has a bearing on the level of interaction children have with their environment, their exposure to disease and trauma, and their contribution to the economic status of their family and society. The Western view of childhood, where children do not commit violence and are asexual, has been challenged by studies of children that show them learning to use weapons or being depicted in sexual poses…What is clear is that we cannot simply transpose our view of childhood directly onto the past.[23] Because presentism is such a pervasive fallacy, even scientists themselves have been prone to the error, often mistaking biological age with psychosocial fitness. In this respect, bioarchaeologists Sian Halcrow and Nancy Tayles have elucidated some of the obstacles facing research on human development in the past. In their investigations, they found that contemporary Western anachronisms often obstruct more objective analyses of the data: Much of the tension in the investigation of age in the past arises from the assumption that we can link “biological” to “social” age…distinctions between the categories, particularly “child” cf. “adult,” are the product of the current limitations of osteological methods for age estimation in adults, and that using biological developmental standards for ageing results in the construction of artificial divisions of social and mental development between these categories…Also, in contrast to modern Western society where social age is closely linked to chronological age, in many “traditional” societies, stages of maturation are acknowledged in defining age…These stages take into account not only the chronological age but also the skills, personality and capacities of the individual.[24] yaqeeninstitute.org/asadullah/understanding-aishas-age-an-interdisciplinary-approach/

@@nelsonking Sources: [1] David Mcclendon and Aleksandra Sandstrom, “Child marriage is rare in the U.S., though this varies by state,” Pew Research Center, November 1, 2016, www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/11/01/child-marriage-is-rare-in-the-u-s-though-this-varies-by-state/ [2] Jill Tucker, “Effort to bar child marriage in California runs into opposition,” San Francisco Chronicle, July 7, 2017, www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Effort-to-bar-juvenile-marriages-in-California-11268497.php [3] Marie Doezema, “France, Where Age of Consent Is Up for Debate,” The Atlantic, March 10, 2018, www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/03/frances-existential-crisis-over-sexual-harassment-laws/550700/ [4] “Convention on Consent to Marriage, Minimum Age for Marriage and Registration of Marriages,” United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner, Accessed November 15, 2017, www.ohchr.org/EN/ProfessionalInterest/Pages/MinimumAgeForMarriage.aspx [5] “Child marriage is a violation of human rights, but is all too common,” UNICEF Data, March 2018, data.unicef.org/topic/child-protection/child-marriage/# [6] “German police uncover Darknet child pornography website with 90,000 users,” Independent, July 6, 2017, www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/germany-child-pornography-website-90000-users-darknet-frankfurt-a7827146.html [7] Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 67, #69. [8] This position is relatively new and has only been proposed in the past few decades. It is a rather tenuous position to take, one which primarily relies on speculations about the age of Aisha according to obscure historical accounts and other hadiths. [9] David H. Fischer, Historians’ Fallacies: Toward a Logic of Historical Thought (New York: Harper & Row Publishers, 1970), pp. 135-140. [10]Alberto Brandolini, Twitter Post, Jan 10, 2013, 11:29 pm, twitter.com/ziobrando/status/289635060758507521 [11] Department of Economic and Social Affairs Population Division, “World Population Prospects: The 2015 Revision, Key Findings and Advance Tables. Working Paper No. ESA/P/WP.241.,” United Nations, 2015, esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/publications/files/key_findings_wpp_2015.pdf [12] Even when we take into account the high rates of infant mortality in ancient Rome, we still find that most adults did not live very long. Unfortunately, studies which purport that the average life expectancy of ancient people’s is similar to ours today often neglect to mention archeological evidence of a high proportion of Roman citizens’ gravestones and burial sites showing many died from disease, famine, war, labor, and natural disasters-circumstances which the contemporary world is far more prepared to handle. Likewise, to point to written records of famous historical figures living well into their 70s and beyond does nothing to support this point. It’s certainly the case that some people lived just as long as most people do today, but they were the exception and not representative of the broader population. Therefore, to suggest that ancient people had similar life expectancies to our own is simply wrong. [13] Patrick Browne, “Why the average ancient Roman worker was dead by 30,” The Local, May 27, 2016, www.thelocal.it/20160527/groundbreaking-study-reveals-brutal-realities-of-life-in-ancient-rome For full study: Andrea Piccioli et. al., Bones: Orthopaedic Pathologies in Roman Imperial Age (New York: Springer, 2015). [14] Kyle Harper, “Marriage and Family” in The Oxford Handbook of Late Antiquity, Ed. Scott Fitzgerald Johnson (New York: Oxford University Press, 2015), p. 685. [15] Nathan Pilkington, “Growing Up Roman: Infant Mortality and Reproductive Development,” Journal of Interdisciplinary History 44:1 (2013), p. 6. [16] Daniel Nettle, “Flexibility in reproductive timing in human females: Integrating ultimate and proximate explanations,” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 366:1563 (2011), pp. 357-58. [17] Lisa A. Alberici and Mary Harlow, “Age and Innocence: Female Transitions to Adulthood in Late Antiquity,” Hesperia Supplements, 41 (2007), p. 195. [18] M.K. Hopkins, “The Age of Roman Girls at Marriage,” Population Studies, 18:3 (1965), p. 313. [19] Vern L. Bullough, “Age of Consent,” Journal of Psychology & Human Sexuality, 16:2-3 (2005), pp. 29-30. [20] John T. Fitzgerald, “Orphans In Mediterranean Antiquity and Early Christianity,” Acta Theologica, Suppl. 23 (2016), p. 33. [21] Prior to the advent of Islam, Arab culture was based primarily on the oral transmission of information. It wasn’t until the early Islamic conquests and the resulting subsuming of external societies (e.g., Persian and Roman) that Muslims adopted writing as a standard medium of communication. [22] Amram Tropper, “Children and Childhood in Light of the Demographics of the Jewish Family in Late Antiquity,” Journal for the Study of Judaism in the Persian, Hellenistic, and Roman Period, 37:3 (2006), p. 332. 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[30] Peter Gluckman and Mark Hanson, “Evolution, Development and Timing of Puberty,” Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism, 17:1 (2006), p. 10. [31] Sahih al-Bukhari 6130 with commentary from Fath al-Bari, Vol. 13, p. 143. [32] Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani, Fath al-Bari, vol.13 (n.d.), p. 143. [33] “The prohibition of pictorial and figural representations is confirmed from the Messenger of Allah ﷺ from many sources. It is likely that what is accepted in the narration of Abu Salamah from Aisha (ra) preceded the expedition of Khaybar and that was before the forbiddance of images and representations, then their forbiddance was after that.” - Ahmad Ibn Husayn Bayhaqi, Al-Sunan Al-Kubra, V. 10, Ed. Muhammad ‘Abd al-Qadr Ata (Beirut: Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyah, 2003), p. 371. [34] Laurie Wilkie, “Not Merely Child’s Play: Creating a Historical Archaeology of Children and Childhood,” in Children and Material Culture, Ed. Joanna Sofaer Derevenski (New York: Routledge, 2000), p. 102. [35] Azhar Wan Ahmad, Public Interests (Al-Masalih al-Mursalah) in Islamic Jurisprudence: An Analysis of the Concept in the Shafi’i School (Kuala Lumpur: International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization, 2003), pp. 27-28. [36] Ibid, pp. 5-6. [37] Mohammad Kamali, Principles of Islamic jurisprudence (Kuala Lumpur: Islamic Texts Society, 1991), p. 45. [38] Ibn Kathir, Tafsir al-Qur’an al-Azim - commenting on Al-Qur’an 4:6. [39] “The jurists who insist on guardianship in marriage seem to consider it to be a duty rather than a right of the guardian, or at least a synthesis of both. While the guardian has the right to conclude a marriage on his ward’s behalf and to give consent or object to her unwise choice, it is his duty to exercise this right in her best interests and he is enjoined to take her wishes into consideration.”- Quoted in Mahdi Zahraa, “The Legal capacity of women in Islamic law,” Arab Law Quarterly, 11:3 (1996), p. 260. 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@@themercifulguard3971 he is a idiot check his comment history

I don’t even like him anymore he’s the uneducated he try’s to say that Ali dawah a phoney Adam saleh is I feel bad for Ali dawah and Adam saleh a 🤬 try a act all tough he a weakling

@Mahad Jabari correct totally agree

But.... calling someone hypocrite is not allowed right?

@Mahad Jabari what makes you think that you're in right?

@Mahad Jabari can you explain it?

Everyone makes mistakes man

don't say that you look likr you're trying to judge him- i know u said you're not judging but uh still

Shouldn’t he be repenting for his lord, rather than his fans? His fans shouldn’t think themselves as being so important...no judging

XDNEVO so what should I do about that man, he made his sins public so we will talk about it. In fact I never question his mistakes as you called it. All I said was how often is he gonna be apologizing to his fans for his sins(MISTAKES). Tell him to not post his mistakes on social media. Too sensitive now a days lol

Ash Saskay I guess your question is meant for Adam himself cause he is a believer and I guess he knows better. But as for his fans, if you don’t know he is a role model to a lot of young kids that he always calls (Do Me Again) in almost all of his vids. So if he kept on uploading controversial videos on KZfaq in regards to his religion and he also getting people like you backing for what he is doing, what you think those young fans of his will do in the future.

That was all an act to get more fame.

@@aminur14 only Allah knows

Yeah, I liked him with his 'prayer in public' video, but I didn't see anything else that was Islamically good.

i used to like brother Adam back in the day however the fame has corrupted him and has brought him into the fold of Westernised Society

@@2manyusernamestaken548 he used to make videos like "top 5 miracles of Allah" however now he just has been twisted and westernised.

I stopped following him 2 but i don't know about anti islam n don't think that's right He do and say foolish things but i think his a Muslim in the last "Like me i did and said wrong thing in the past, don't know about the future" the difference is his known and public figure and am not . الله يهديه و ايانا الى الحق و يثبتنا عليه

Stopped waych this fool 3years now such a fake an bcos of him stopped waych slim too

Please don't call Adam fake. It's a judgement of Allah, wether his heart is sincere and struggling or doing the opposite. If you have an negative opinion on him keep it for yourself, otherwise you might destroy the reputation of a muslim. In your comment you are just saying bad things and Adam isn't even here or tagged in your comment so that he can see your "advise" or "warning". So you could potentially even badmouth him right now which is like eating your muslim brother. Would you like that? Keep your emotions rationally and correct in a kind manner. You understood me brother/sister? :)

In fact you should delete your comment fisabillah. It speaks bad about Adam and he is not "here". And your comment could destroy his reputation and it already has 61 likes. 61 people could be already influenced neagtive by you and you are held accountable for your actions. Hope you understand me, I want to help you doing something good insha allah.

*@mz204455* Well said. adam saleh is fake, indeed. Don't pay attention to *Hidayah* above: he/she clearly doesn't know what he/she's talking about! He/she doesn't know what's is considered غـيـبـة and what isn't considered so. He/she doesn't know about when to do سـتــر , when to do "private adviceنصيحة السر", and when one GOT to criticize/shun another's sins *publicly!* Brother/Sister "Hidayah" please educate yourself regarding the above points. Salaam to you and to all.

Saleh is washed up!! Fanitooo!

Kalasss

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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Exactly, especially with their non-Muslim demographic that defends their actions and justifies them.

We all know that its a sin but manytimes we do sins but regret them later like adam saleh we can call such sins mistakes because at that time we are not thinking about Allah but later we do

@@syedibrahim7894 Really? Not thinking about Allah? Maybe he has to reconsider his Eeman

No lol that’s an accident. What Adam done was a mistake and yes it seems to be a long list of them, as he is a public figure, but the door of repentance are always open until we die.

@@syedibrahim7894 I understand you, but when talking about sins, we have to first emphasis that it's a sin against Allah. if we call everything we do a mistake, then what weight do our actions carry? Not much

There is this one girl With a HIJAB who is crushing over me

I used to watch his videos alot when i was 12😂😂 but i dont like him anymore

@@MissEmily8073 why do I need to know bout that???

Pak Fortnite Team Same. It’s been 4 years since I last watched his vids. I’m disgusted by his channel.

@@caffelatte8955 same

Soloman S what about vladimir

In all honestly- Adam is just lost and is trying to distract everyone by starting on Ali Dawah. May Allah guide him back.

That part hit me so hard. I respect Ali much more more now.

Ameen

Word 4 word. You're completely correct.

Did you get the permission to upload his video on your channel?

This is the comment that i was searching for awhile🙏❤

You're real brother.💯

Dats false what u said

@@labonnorahman2100 i wish ! dear sister but once u go out in the world, u realize that there are many complications , maybe u might have a friend but give it 1 year or less if your are too close , in the end or in the middle u will start to realize is what i mean and in my experience to find a friend like ali dawah is gift from God , if u dont find that then stay neutrel and focus on your goals

Same

@Soloman S what's that supposed to mean I'm only 7

@@Esa_Rtm08 who

Smile2jannah

@@Esa_Rtm08 yarra Id think so

@Soloman S are you lost??

Ameen

@@gaber42424 Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wa Barakutuhu he's a troll I guess.

@@understandfacts8501 a bad one I guess

Thanks for all the likes👍🏽🙌🏽🥰

May god bless you :)

woo hoooo

@Soloman S what do u think about china?

The phoney himself saleh

He was being Sarcastic about that it was just a joke

@joe kane same😉

Same here...

Eid mubarak

@@mikailallison7739 Eid Mubarak to you too.

Drama

A A 😁 Habiib know the Din and also he didn’t be westernised yet that is why. May Allah SWT protect us and guide us all to the right path.

Alhamdulillah may Allah (s.w.t.) guide brother Adam.

@Soloman S u what??

@Soloman S bro why are you commenting this everywhere

Solomon S 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Soloman S loool🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

I'll be here 🤣🤣🤣😂

Soloman S wdym?🤣

This is a type of comment we need. Other comments are about hating on him all we need to do is inshallah guide him down the right path again.