Abu Hurairah narrated that the Prophet said: "Generosity is close to Allah, close to Paradise, close to the people and far from the Fire. Stinginess is far from Allah, far from Paradise, far from the people and close to the Fire. The ignorant generous person, is more beloved to Allah than the worshiping stingy person." Jami` at-Tirmidhi 1961 argument disproved

@@aliassem1035 Firstly, from what I understand (and my understanding is deficient) is that both the ignorant generous person and the stingy worshipper would be praying their obligatory 5 daily Salah, although the worshipper would pray MORE voluntary and may know more than the ignorant stingy person. But secondly thi, this is not an authentic hadith. It is very weak according to Al-Albani, weak according to Ibn Baz, not authentic according at as-Sakhawi, Abu Hatim ar-Razi said this Hadith is bāṭil. Ibn al-Qayyim said: Bāṭil. Search the hadith on doror.net to see different gradings by different scholars, it's very useful

@@dxxnish7170 There is a difference between leaving salah or missing one salah

Established the salah... the best is to work on Akhlaq first Salah should be follow immediately. Everyone perfect their salat. Don't abandoned the salah for the sake of Dunya. Salah is the second pillar of Islam. Not praying is committing injustice to the one who created You. First of all when Allah created Man or was about to created Mankind.. Allah says to the angels that He will create humans and appoint them as a "successive authority". Surah Al Baqarah 30 And [mention, O Muhammad], when your Lord said to the angels, "Indeed, I will make upon the earth a successive authority." They said, "Will You place upon it one who causes corruption therein and sheds blood, while we declare Your praise and sanctify You?" Allah said, "Indeed, I know that which you do not know." The prayer has been made obligatory.. upon those who choose to believe.. after the shahada. Killing is wrong and sinfull and missing or neglect or abandoned the salah is a great injustice after the shahada. Best be is to learn the religion after perfected ur Akhlaq. Remember Imam and Akhlaq goes together. Remember when Allah spoke directly to Musa(Moses) Allah spoke directly to Moses, He said, "And I have chosen you, so listen to that which is inspired to you. Verily, I am Allah! There is none worthy of worship but I, so worship Me and offer prayer perfectly for My remembrance." [Taha 13-14]

MashaAllah. Ameen.

I think it would have been better if Yasir Qadhi had unequivocally condemned this type of view, specially since it is the opinion of a minority of scholars with no basis in the Quran! It is about time that we stop following the opinions of these medieval scholars who have done so much damage to Islam!

@@ahmedakhan1 they derived this from a hadith though not the exact wording to form that opinion it doesn't look like they made this up

Link? I’ve listened to some of stuff but didn’t think he’d say something like that.

@@Believer1995ofGod He said that but it was in way to encourage the lads in front of him. Ironically the lecture was mostly warning the youth from gangs and mafias and murders etc cz its quiet bad in Australia among the muslim community.

Agree hablos is an extremist

@@sidali2590 That's a very strong label

Alaikomus salaam warahmatullah

remove your pfp which has a flag of a politheist country

Subhanallah. I'm speaking from experience. Alhamdulillahi Rabbiyal'alamin, if it weren't my monotheistic believes & my Fitrah, I wouldn't have had took my Syahadah last year's July, till today maybe. As a Malaysian Chinese who's born into a conservative protestant Christian family and have served in Charismatic Protestant churches before, Malaysian Muslims hardly gives Da'wah to non-Muslims, they only performs Ibadah. Whenever a non-Muslim questions about Islam, many of them took it as if the non-Muslim is trying to mock Islam, and some of them even reply like this:"U're not Muslim, u don't ask so much, mind your own business." While Rasulullah ﷺ and all his companions Radiallahu t'ala Anhu never left Da'wah, but majority Malaysian Muslims do, and yet, they still can sleep soundly.

Not praying is the most serious of sins in islam and its no joke

@@user-ue4fh5mv9sdid u not watch this video😂

@@cosmiclf5323 It is narrated on the authority of Abu Zubair that he heard Jabir b. 'Abdullah saying. I heard the Messenger of Allah (may peace and blessings be upon him) observing this: Between man and polytheism and unbelief is the abandonment of salat. حَدَّثَنَا أَبُو غَسَّانَ الْمِسْمَعِيُّ، حَدَّثَنَا الضَّحَّاكُ بْنُ مَخْلَدٍ، عَنِ ابْنِ جُرَيْجٍ، قَالَ أَخْبَرَنِي أَبُو الزُّبَيْرِ، أَنَّهُ سَمِعَ جَابِرَ بْنَ عَبْدِ اللَّهِ، يَقُولُ سَمِعْتُ رَسُولَ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم يَقُولُ ‏ "‏ بَيْنَ الرَّجُلِ وَبَيْنَ الشِّرْكِ وَالْكُفْرِ تَرْكُ الصَّلاَةِ ‏"‏ ‏.‏ Reference : Sahih Muslim 82b In-book reference : Book 1, Hadith 154 I don't care what yasir says but missing prayer is no joke and a very very serious offence in the eyes of Allah

​@@user-ue4fh5mv9syes it is among the worst sins. but shirk is the worst.

Allah is so merciful and that message really didn't sit right with me either. This is much better explanation.

I think one may "quit" salat ( for dome reason, some time ) without "leaving his connection with God Subhaanah wa ta3ala, and one may pray five times a day without having a "onnection" with God. And really...why should not praying lead to shirk ? I mean not praying because of an obstacle, we don't mean deciding not to pray or deliberately neglecting it. I know what i am talking about because i have not been praying fot a few weeks because...trust me, it was no longer possible. But i am busy with getting tthe "obstacle" out of my way.

@@chehrazadeesmey8399 There really is no excuse though, because even in the instance where a person has no access to water, they can do tayammum and if they have a cast on for example, they can perform wudhu around the area (keep the specific area dry all together). If a person is too sick to move and unable to lift their head , if they are CONCIOUS, there is always a way , even if it is simply moving their hands or simply having the intention and reciting. There really is no excuse if a person is concious / aware. Even in the instance of impure clothing or underwear, there are exceptions and ways to work around this.

@@amoon.93 Salam brother. I am laughing inside because when i was writing my comment i was thinking at what some people could think if i don't say what the "obstacle" is. Should i have added that in the worse moments of my sickeness ( severe ) i did not quit salat ?. Don't you think that i know about the various conditions that replace the "first choice" conditions ?...i think i said "trust me"... You say there is "always". To say "always" you must be ware of "all" the possible circumstances and situations for every Muslim worldwide, something only and only Allah 3azza wa jal Alone can !!! I notice that you answered me about nor praying but not about the more spiritual aspect of connection with the divine and shirk. This has nothing to do with the current impossibility for me to pray because i have always thought the same : How can an imam say that in whatever situation we are, we must find a way to pray on time ??? That he cannot see what can help someone from doung salat on its time, not later, not earlier. When i am in the office of my lawyer who by the way was late, and for whom many people are waiting next room, i must ask him to interrupting the meeting for fifteen minutes because i want to make 3udhu in his bathroom, then ask for an isolated place, then perform salat ? Really ? 🤔🙄🙄🙄 Considering that before and after the meeting until at home there is absolutely no possdibility to pray on the street or if necessary to make 3udhu, this imam declares you sinful 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

@@chehrazadeesmey8399 brother, you can pray anywhere as in the Hadith its says all the Earth is a mosque (except where there is impurity). You can even combine two prayers (Zohar & Asar, Maghreb & Isha). The companions of Allah’s Messenger used to pray in between battles. You can offer salaah laying, sitting, even just by using your lips and eyes.

@@chehrazadeesmey8399 You realise salah is the 2nd pillar, the foundation - the position of sujood in salah is the closest a believer will get to Allah S.W.T while living on this earth with no barrier between your dua & The Almighty. Salah alone means a person takes the word of Allah seriously bringing them closer to Him & just through the effort alone, Allah may help & guide the individual further bringing them closer to Allah. Yes, some people are distracted and just moving through the motions, however, salah still forces you to pause&reflect for a moment. & At no point did I say anything about timing of salah & neither did you in the comment I responded to - you're just mentioning it now. You have qadha , if you miss salah while at work or for any reason & know you won't make it on time, you do your best to make up the missed prayed when you can/when you remember & as another individual mentioned, you can combine prayers. If for whatever reason I cannot make it on time for the prayer time, I will make it up later and seek Allahs forgiveness and feel a sense of regret vs trying to justify myself in saying "but I'm still spiritually closer to Allah". There are exceptions but the salah should still be made up later if you are concious & aware. Literally no excuse. I have also been through illness where I couldn't leave my bed, surgery where I could not even move my head or neck - I had to keep it in one position and could not bend forward&I still performed wudhu to the best I could & sat on a chair* prayed without doing any full motions- I was still able to recite slowly and complete the prayers I had missed. I'm not mentioning that to brag at all but to merely provide an example of a situation where I could have used my surgery and inability to move & the extreme fatigue I felt as an excuse to justify missing salah all together. Even now, I sometimes struggle to pray on time and I regret it deeply & seek Allahs forgiveness for it & this is something I know I need to work on BUT I will NEVER (I'A ya rabb) casually skip salah so long as I am concious and aware. May Allah help & guide us all & forgive us for our shortcomings.

Agree

like in abandoning it all together? no prayers?

MashaaALLAH

Its Mohamed hoblos, the Guy who claims that Allah hates the person who misses one salah, even though neither the Prophet, Sahaba, Salaf and Scholars said that

This is why I usually don’t listen to brother Hoblos that much because he’s a good orator or speaker but his knowledge is intermediary level and a lot of times shouts or screams. So brother Hoblos is not my cup of tea 😁

Trivializing murder and rape and giving excessive importance to a ritual is ultimate stupidity! We Muslims need to stop following medieval scholars and their modern day followers otherwise Islam will be known as a religion of ignorance and barbarity! Follow the Quran only then can we understand Islam!

@@ahmedakhan1 It's Quran and Sunnah. And this "ritual" will determine where you end up in the next life. You say medieval as if it's an insult. Are you implying the classical scholars are below these so called "modern scholars" just because of the time gap?

@@ahmedakhan1 Who trivialized murder?

@@ahmedakhan1 You are a hadith rejector

Allahuma ameen

Did you even listen to the original video?! He literally said (shouted) it AND he uploaded the video himself. People are assuming things when even the speaker of this video said that he didn't watch the video.

😂😂😂 hahaha i didn't notice the mug till i read this

What do you mean

Yes I agree with you 💯 percent

@@mikayeelbashar go watch the full video in Shaa Allah you will fully understand that the video is taken out of context!!!

@@SheikhNBah I watched the video

No need for salat ? How many times in the Quran is the beleiver commanded and reminded to perform salat ? !!! I have not been praying for a while, but not out of laziness. Brother pleaaaase make an effort.

And presumably murdering and raping someone is not so bad! As a Muslim I am ashamed of such views where rituals are seen as more important then human life and dignity! If Islam is to have a future then we must uncompromisingly reject such views!

@@ahmedakhan1 Brother why are you telling me this ? Have i told you " if you don't pray then better go commit a murder ?". I just encouraged you to perform salat, because it is a divine prescription, and i care about my fellow muslim brothers and sisyers, and like i said i have not prayed for a while and i feel the difference 😭 plus the mind is never at rest when we don't pray...but i am doing my best to create the environment to praying again. This said, we don't chose between salat en murder ! Lol ! And why are you ashamed as muslim ? Is each and every muslim created with the "right brains" ?

@@ahmedakhan1 Oh and don't worry the future of Islam ( ? lol ) does not depend on what one or two or...say or think. And don't forget the brilliant Muslims, they are not mute !

@Path of Sahaba not True. Look up the books of the mu'tamadāt like al-muntaha, al-Iqna', al-Ghaayah, al-insāf, Kashshāf al-Qinā', and the explanations of it. All state the 2 conditions I stated here above. There are other opinions indeed. But these are not the default of the madhhab.

Are you serious? I refer to the classical books and the default sources and you refer to a random Q/A to prove me wrong? Seeking knowledge is more than shaykh Google and Shaykh KZfaq myfriend.

Unbeleivable how a human being can "officialy" declare what is and what is not haram. We are interested in what they think, but declaring that someone must be punished for what "they" find is a crime...isn't this itself a sin ?

Forget about how non Muslims would view this, I as a Muslim am disgusted by these kind of views where rituals are given more importance then human life and dignity! This is the damage that these medieval scholars have done to Islam, turning a beautiful religion into a caricature of barbarity and ignorance! Look only to the Quran for true Islam because that is the Word of Allah!

@@ahmedakhan1 No one cares about your opinion. There's no room for your opinion in Islam. This isn't Christianity where every other Joe has his own interpretation of the scriptures.

@@ray620 Why do you say that there is no room in Islam for my opinion? In Islam there is no priestly class only whose opinions matters! Every Muslim has a right to their opinion and it is just as valid as the opinion of another. Ultimately only Allah is the judge. No one person is privileged over others. This is clear from the Quran where Allah says, "Rabbis and monks determined what was lawful and what was not instead of God." (The Quran 9:31). In other words scholars are not privileged and the only valid source is the Quran. As Yasir Qadhi mentioned nowhere in the Quran are missing prayers considered kufr and hence a bigger sin then murder or rape. Your Islam, it seems, is the Islam of the medieval scholars and my Islam is based on Allah's Book, The Quran. Today there are many Muslims who do not have time for the views of the medieval scholars who have subverted Allah's message. In fact in countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey there is reevaluation of hadiths, even from sahih Bukhari and the other sahih volumes, to see how they confirm or deviate from Islamic principles as enunciated in the Quran. Finally, there is no basis for censorship in Islam and my view has just as much right to be considered as yours or of anyone else. As a clarification, actually in Catholicism there is the pope who is the ultimate authority and there is no room for difference of opinion. In Islam, however, we have the the two major sects of shias and sunnis whose opinions diverge significantly, and then within sunnis we have many groups with differing views. The same is true for shias as well. So Yes actually in Islam we do have "every other Joe (who) has his own interpretation of the scriptures." Obviously you need to educate yourself about Islam and other religions!

@@ahmedakhan1 Oh okay, so you're a Quran only 'Muslim'. Say no more, no point arguing with a liberal who has an inferiority complex. Please confirm you reject hadith, so I can retract this comment if I am wrong.

@@ray620 I am not a Quran only Muslim, I simply believe that only the Quran is the Word of Allah. If you believe the Quran to be the Book of Allah then you should surely believe what Allah says, "Shall I then seek a judge other than Allah? When it is He who has revealed the Book to you fully detailed?" (The Quran, 6:89). Furthermore Allah says, "If any do fail to judge by (the light of) what Allah has revealed, they are wrong-doers." (The Quran, 5:44). Finally, "The words of your Lord are complete in its truth and justice. Nothing can change His Words - He is the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing. If you obeyed most of those on earth, they would lead you away from the path of Allah. They follow nothing but speculation - they are merely guessing." (The Quran, 6:115). Do you believe that the Quran is incomplete and we need hadiths to explain Islam? Are you of those of whom Allah warns when He says, "Then the Messenger will say:'O my Lord! Truly my people took this Quran for just foolish nonsense.'" (The Quran, 25:30). I don't because the Quran itself says it is complete. Those hadiths that confirm what is in the Quran, that are not contradictory to the Quran, that are not irrational, that do not prohibit anything not prohibited in the Quran, and those that show the Prophet as the best of human beings. These hadiths I accept. Do you not know that there is such a huge problem with hadiths that Turkey and Saudi Arabia have set up committees to examine the so called "sahih" collections and weed out the doubtful hadiths? It is not I who has an inferiority complex because I believe that true Islam is to be found only in the Quran, the Word of Allah, rather it is you who believe medieval scholars to be infallible and do not trust your own God given intelligence. Allah has said that "Rabbis and monks determined what was lawful and what was not instead of God." (The Quran, 9:31). Those medieval scholars were the "rabbis and monks" of Islam! Please do not mention me as a "Muslim" in quotes because only Allah has the authority to judge who is and who is not a Muslim! Certainly not you or any other human being including "scholars!"

Rapping and killing someone is harm to another being and sin against God.

@@aleyna9234 God is so important that missing one single prayer is worse than ending someone's entire life.

That's one and the same thing

Yes and it is all right to murder and rape or at least these are not such serious matters! As a Muslim I totally reject such views which demean human life and dignity! There is nothing in the Quran that provides justification for such views! As I understand, Allah says that one who murders a human being it is as if that person has murdered all humanity! Missing a prayer or not praying at all is greater sin then that? Have we Muslims become mindless idiots?

@@ahmedakhan1 kindly summarise what you've learned / gained from the video if you actually watched it

@@ahmedakhan1 you definelty don’t understand the view, if you are stating this The view is correct by saying abandoning salah is more of a major sin then murder, What you aren’t understanding is the reason why the phrase is being said, it’s being said because murder and rape is such a grave sin that it’s one of the last things anyone would ever do, especially when learning the punishment for sins like that in the hereafter The point of the phrase isn’t to encourage murder, it’s to discourage missing prayer

@@tataoma9976 In Islam there is a concept of proportionality. That is to say that punishment should be in proportion to the crime. So, for example, to execute some one for theft would be excessive. Now prayers are important and the Quran makes it clear. However, the Quran does not specify the form of prayer nor does it specify the number of times that the prayer needs to be said. We know these things from traditions. The Quran says that it is a complete Book so surely if not praying is such a big sin then it would have specified the form and times. That it does not do so means that while important it is by no means of the same degree as the taking of human life. In any case we know that, for example, more people in Pakistan pray today then they did in the 1960s and yet the society then was much closer to Islamic values than it is today! So prayer does not make muslims better people, perhaps adherence to values as enunciated in the Quran is much more important! Quran is a Book for people with understanding! Empasis of rituals over values lead to downfall of societies and religion. In the 15th century the Catholic Church had become massivly corrupt with huge emphasis on rituals. The result was reformation!

@@ahmedakhan1 Firstly I don’t appreciate you asking a question and then giving your own answer to it , Islam isn’t based on what society thinks or cares, it’s sent by the Creator of everything, the book is complete and that is because in the Quran it tells us to follow the prophet peace and blessings be upon him over and over again, how do you do that? Through the tradition. Your claim of what “better person” is, is based on your own opinion and it might differ from person to person, so who cares what people can claim a good person might be, this is because atheists lack an objective morality and it’s just based off your opinon, Islam is objective and based by the Devine rule of the All knowing, as for you asking if Islam has a concept of proportionality, the answer would be yes. But that proportionality is based from Allah, not your opinion, this is why in Islamic law there is extensive rules behind the punishment, for example if it is a small amount stolen, the person was poor these things will take out the punishment of cutting off the hand. Also for punishments against fornication you need 4 witnesses who saw penetration (which seems so unlikely) And punishments are decided by qualified judges, not random people Allah has described Himself as the most Just, so if you just came from the perspective Islam is the truth and Allah is in fact the most Just, then you would have no problem accepting all of our laws. So your problem isn’t the Islamic Law, it’s the fact you don’t believe it’s the truth Does that make sense?