Salam to all reasonable people, be careful with following middle men or letting them affect your Deen. You don't need middle men to understand the Qur'an which Allah made easy to understand. The Qur'an complete and fully detailed.

MashaAllah bro good information thank you

@QuranicIslam Salam alaikom brother Khalid. I will be waiting for you tonight inshallah. Please let me know if you have received this message. 🙏🏻❤️

Selam. What is your view on this ayat: Al-Ahzab 40. Muḥammad is not the father of [any] one of your men, but [he is] the Messenger of Allāh and seal [i.e., last] of the prophets. And ever is Allāh, of all things, Knowing. Some people say that there is difference beatween messenger and prophet and that ayat Show that Muhammad Was Last messenger that means Qur'an is last book from God. But he is not last prophet and that prophets will come until the last Day to warn people about deviations from the Kur'an.

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Some views constructed out of your explanations of kufr and shukr: It seems that narcissists are the ones who become Kafir (ungrateful) or do Kufr (ingratitude) of Divine messages. As narcissists believe that only they are right, others are wrong, because narcissists are extremely arrogant and they think that others should follow their world view, if someone gently tries to direct the narcissist's attention towards the wrong or incorrect things he believes in, the narcissist's ego gets hurt. He, then begins to think "How can I be wrong? I can never be wrong!" Then he begins to emotionally manipulate the people by reminding them of the favours he did to them, in order to make them question their own doubts and criticisms they have made about him. The narcissist wants people to believe in whatever he preaches, and obey him without questioning his authority. So if a kafir is indeed a narcissist, what would he do if he sees Divine revelations ordering justice and equality to prevail in society? That everyone is equal regardless of skin color, ethnicity, tribe, race, language etc, he sees Divine texts ordering people not to be unjust, arrogant, oppressive, boastful, filled with pride, and not to look down upon each other. The opposite of a narcissist would be someone who is humble, soft hearted person, that should make him a shakir, (grateful) the one who does 'shukr' (gratitude) if he is exposed to Divine message, he is expected to be the opposite of the kafir, since he will be having traits of humility, humbleness, soft heart, openness to other opinions, openness to criticisms, he would not have prejudice against anyone. His heart would be filled with love and compassion, so if he is exposed to Divine revelations, he would definitely accept the message as it is in harmony with human nature, because it commands him towards righteousness, love and compassion for everyone, a shakir then is someone who doesn't believe that he knows everything, he also doesn't have intellectual arrogance, he believes that he can also be wrong and others can be right too, and that is what makes him open to other people's views. So it seems the kafir who is a narcissist would respond to Divine messages with great arrogance and hostility as he sees it challenging his authoritative nature towards others, he can be someone who is already a believer in God, because he may have had faith in previous messengers, only because he got to change the words of God His commands that were given through Prophets and messengers after they departed from this world in favour of his own. If he really had followed the previous Prophet, it was probably because the Prophet belonged to his race or tribe, this wasn't really submission out of faith, because he had already developed a disease in his heart. So if we are to think what was the case with the kuffar (plural of kafir) of pagan Arabia? In pagan Arabia, those who had such disease of arrogance in their hearts wanted dominance over the people of Mecca, So they made stone and wooden idols with their own hands, they made sure that the people have established their belief in those gods and goddesses, because they understood human psyche. How the human being is desperate for the glimpse of something otherworldly or anything that resembles it, especially the Divine. So the creation of stone and wooden idols which had otherworldly and powerful appearences seemed pretty much closer to the Divine, because they must have looked like mini gods and goddeses who were given power by that one supreme God, and are His sons and daughters. Attracted by those idols, the Arabs in Mecca began to believe in them, the creators of those idols lied to the Arabs by false promises of their wishes being fulfilled by these gods and goddeses if they obey what they have asked for. So they would tell the Arabs "This goddess has commanded you to bury one of your daughters alive. If you do that, she'll get instant salvation!" And people begin to obey that command blindly without any use of intellect and reason, being in complete servitude to those people's evil commands not realising that the commands that were given were not from any of those idols as they are lifeless, it was rather for selfish motive of decreasing women's population in society, and the people are in Ibadah or servitude to that command thinking they are doing something great and holy. So the Arabs had become the 'Abd' which means servant, of those people. So Ibadah means servitude, not worship. And Ibadah to God alone means being a servant of God only, without sharing any servitude to others. So shirk is servitude to others along with God, not polytheism. As lifeless objects cannot command you to do anything. Rather, polytheism was just a medium towards shirk at that time, as a well known example can be given is the well known personality, Amr Ibn Hisham, who was given the title 'Abu Jahl' (Father of ignorance) by the Prophet. He was the leader of the polytheists as people were in Ibadah to him through those mini gods and goddesses, blindly following his commands.

Just wanna say your efforts have absolutely been fruitful. I found your videos in March of this year. At that point, I wasn't fully a Quran only muslim, I was a muslim coming back to Islam after a long time of it being absent from my life. As I was reading the Quran I was confused because the translation I was reading (Arthur Arberrys) was different from the one I had read in my parents' home growing up (no parentheses adding additional meanings to the text, confusing annotations etc). I dug around and came across your channel and it really helped solidify my beliefs and gave me confidence as a non arabic speaker that the Quran only path was the right path.

Salam alaikom brother Khalid. My comments get deleted by KZfaq. I need to ask you if you can join me this Saturday to talk about 5:38? Please let me know 🙏🏻.

Hi. Peace be upon you. Hope you and your family are well? I have a question. Female cheating is punished by 80 lashes but nothing is mentioned if a man cheats on his wife. Does that mean God doesn't really care that much about husbands betraying wives? What does God think? Thank you for this new great video, I always learn a lot from them. God bless you and your family. 😊

‎السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركات ، i wanted to ask about two matters that have been bothering me lately, Allah’s favouritism of men and shubuhat about some 7th century figures - in particular Aisha which i’ve seen another brother skepticism about I can’t help but think that Allah loves and favours men - there’s nothing that has disproved this thought of mine which i’m ashamed of even thinking about it like this but i can’t help it when nowhere in the Quran God directly addresses believing women, the only time he does is when it comes to the mothers of the believers and that’s to reassure them of a magnificent reward in the hereafter if they do good, why couldn’t he address all believing women, is it because we are not married to his most beloved male servant like they were, moreover men are always mentioned first when it comes to about the promise of what’s in jannah and the specific reward of houris that Allah wants them so badly to be aware of. i’ve seen arguments in defence that it’s a reminder for them as a means of motivation but aren’t women more in need of it? especially when they make the majority of the inhabitants of hellfire? women take precedence only in negative ayas - like 24:2 & 24:26. To not forget about the countless hadiths where the mercy sent to the worlds degrades & speaks negatively of women, the many restrictions imposed on us so his male servants are protected, a woman’s salvation being entirely based on her obedience to her husband instead of her relationship with Allah to the extent she can give up fasting, voluntary prayers and other good deeds just for his pleasure just for her to share him with another earthly woman & 72 virgin maidens, a man being able to engage in polygamy without having the need to consult his first wife, polygamy being allowed by scholars for all reasons and in all circumstances when God only gave the condition “If you fear you cannot act fairly towards the orphans..”, physical discipline which even the tooth stick theory doesn’t justify as women shouldn’t be even touched lightly To back this up, the misogyny that muslimahs have been facing since foerever from muslim men proves that Islam taught me this & this religion isn’t in favour of us like many claim. Surely, islam did introduce some rights in Hejaz like the end of killing infant girls, inheritance rights.. but these are basic human rights which every person is entitled to - nothing revolutionary especially in our time

Hey man, i just wanted to Ask a question about Aisha May God be pleased her. You know i have heard in the quran that the the wfe or Nuh and Lut were exemples of unrighteousness and evil. I have looked into the battle of camel and she was very involved in the opposing side and is responsible for the thousands killed in the battle. I became sceptical because people say that she made a mistake and that the prophet predicted this would happen. But what I’m wondering is some say that she is innocent of the result which in my understanding I found ridiculous and unjust because thousands of people died. Anyways I choose to be neutral though I do think it was wrong of her to rebel against Ali but still think Ali forgave her and sent her back safety. I do think shias actually have some points when it comes to history, but I find it silly to defend someone when it comes to war and casualties.

Why we just dont Filter all practices through Qur'an and problem is solved. Problem with Tradition is if you Pick sides then you can easy make more wrong things because then we Pick sides beatween companions. We dont need to do that, because hadith is only conjecture that someone said that some companion said something. When Buhari Was alive how many companions of Prophet Muhamed was alive? None!

Please help brother, I've been very skeptical of islam lately after watching some ex muslims videos, not talking about those fake ex muslims but real ones like Abdullah Sameer, he says he had been devoted muslim earlier in his life he even had made Islamic websites so it really makes me tensed to think why a muslim after so much research would leave the religion. I know this is a lazy question and I should research about all the objections these ex muslims make myself, I want to extensively research on Islam in general as well but I'm afraid what if there came nothing out of it? What if I arrived at the conclusion that Islam is false? All that time and efforts I would be in learning arabic and Islam would go to waste, it's not only about time and efforts but my feelings too, I think I would get very much attached to the religion by researching more and more and it would be heartbreaking if in the end I conclude it doesn't make sense, do you have any advice for me?

Assalamualaikum 💫 I have been watching your videos since about 6 years now, since I was 16. Keep up the amazing work dear brother. Thank you for this video, very astound presentation. Also, I love the way you read the verses, a gentle yet firm tone. I really appreciated the point that ‘what power is being talked about’. Generally the main purpose of guidance goes out of the window or takes a back seat when discussing these issues. But genuinely, what power are they talking about? Political and legislative powers? Another question, when people say that the Prophet interpreted the Quran, I suppose they are referring to the situation which arose during that time and the manner in which he applied the Quranic rules… like cutting the hand of the thief in some cases of theft and not in some other minor cases. This is the example Dr Brown goes on to give in this interview. So they would make a case that learning the way the Prophet peace be on him applied the verses is necessary for our understanding and application of the Quranic rules. My understanding is, knowing that would definitely help but God by his favour would guide every sincere believer to make the right decision even if they do not know what the Prophet did in a similar situation.

Salam. Besides that you don't reject hadiths (aren't you part of the Quranist sect?), besides that you're telling people in comments that the deeds of an atheist who turned away from the Truth have weight on the scales on the Judgement Day, besides that according to you it's actually good to break divine commandments and sequence decreed by God for the overall rituals of the ‘Umrah and the Hajj , i think you may have made other errors in your video.

Hi brother Do you think that you could do a stream on monasticism at some point? Maybe you could do it as part of a talk on good bid'ah.

This is sorta confusing, because I see your chart at the 28 minute mark. And the punishment will never reach 10 for infinity, but it's still a punishment that lasts forever and to me, it still doesn't sound fair? Idk, I know the Quran says that no injustice will be done, but the concept of hell always troubled me

At 58:20 someone asked about your opinion on cousin marriage, you said you already answered it in the chat, however I couldn't find your answer, could you point me to it? Inbreeding is a serious issue in many traditional Muslim societies.

Salaams, I just watched the garden shirk live. So my question is, was the man in Ibadah to himself? Was it his shirk? And besides, some thoughts which agree with the discussion you had about reincarnation. Imagine a 16 year old by killed by an assasin from a distant sniper rifle, his test wasn't finished. It was as though he was giving his exam in the examination hall, and a man suddenly entered the exam hall, and snatched his answer sheet, tore it into pieces, was his exam over? Of course not, he will be asked to give the exam again, with a new question paper, in a different exam hall. Similarly the 16 year old will be born again with a new body, skin color, language and location. And his new life will have the same duration like his exam duration.

I had a question, what was the shirk of the rich man in Surah Al-Kahf?

Doesn't Noah make istighfaar after that prayer?

Khaled, what is the root word of "Saahuun" and what does it mean? Many of us we are negligent about Salah because we can't get up for Fajar or we combine our prayers or we pray in our cars. Are we destroyed? Will bad things happen to us in Aakhira? Also, sometimes when I pray, my mind is thinking about anything, but God, mostly.

Hi. Peace be upon you. Did God drown Noah's son because he was a product of infidelity as you said or because he was evil as well?

Thoughts on the theory of there being multiple arks? Since technically the word fulk can be used as both a plural (like Surah 43 verse 12) or singular.

Peace be with you. Brother, I heard some students of knowledge say that in prostration, one should only speak Arabic when they supplicate. I supplicate in English and All Thanks and Praises Be To Allah, Allah answered my prayers or supplications duas. I perform all the obligatory acts of the prayer in Arabic of course but after glorifying Allah in prostration sujood, I ask Allah in my language. Why are these people so keen on telling Muslims to only asking in Arabic, which dialect to use even? By the way, I am talking about personal supplications like for instance: Oh Allah, help me with my exams or secure my house, not the ones prescribed in the Sunnah which I learn both in Arabic and the English meaning. It does not feel genuine when I don’t know what I’m saying if I speak a foreign language, there is no language barrier between us and Allah. Thanks, brother. Salam Aleikum. Peace Be Unto You.

Salaams, I don't know what is your opinion on the things I showed. But I'd like to share some thoughts on the corruption of Islam as well, previously I was focused on Hinduism. An example of contaminated and corruted Islam can be given through the analogy of the mirror. We all know that analogy "I kept wiping the mirror, until I realized that it was my face which had the dirt" Similar is the case here, but there is a difference. And that is, that the mirror is traditional Islam which is dirty and contaminated, it has all the dirty markings, it was made dirty by evil people, one looks into the mirror, assuming he that his face is dirty, as though the mirror is telling him "Look at yourself, how dirty your face is!" Basically traditional Islam telling you "How sinful you are, you listen to music? You missed your prayer? You're going to hell" and the one who is fooled by the mirror wipes his face even though it's clean, he cries like a fool thinking he is a sinner, not knowing that the mirror itself is a sinner, a dirty one, and he is pure from all it claims, the mirror has 'kafir' written on it, the one who sees his face in it thinks that the mirror is showing that he is a kafir and will go to hell because he missed his prayer intentionally. But in reality, the mirror itself is a kafir, as kufr means to cover the truth with a lie, the mirror is showing a false image of his spiritual state and the spiritual state of others, he looks at the world from the perspective of that contaminated mirror, assuming how others are 'non-believers' and how everything around him is 'haram' and how many will go to hell.

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Salaam alaykum. I would like to thank you again for the insight. Sorry that I had to go so quickly. I was at the masjid and dates started

How do you uphold the 5 pillars without hadith?

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Salām thank you brother for this.

I wanna ask a question At around 47:37 or so, they talk about the earth being the centre of the universe. Could this mean that before The Big Bang, everything was compressed into one tiny "spot" and the "spot" is where Earth is now? Does this explain the verse in Surah Al Anbiyaa (c21 v30) which says: "Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a *_joined entity_* , and We separated them..." So does this imply earth and "heaven"(universe) were in one "spot" before The Big Bang? Side note: I'm not really an expert so please excuse me for poor language or understanding. Thanks in advance and may Allah bless you and grant you Jannah (and ofc the stuff we dont know mentioned in this video 😅😅) And also at 57:44, the woman was talking about how her NDE experience was more real than real life itself! Could the following verse in the Qu'ran be a reference to that?:⬇️ "And what is the life of this world except the enjoyment of *_delusion."_* (Surah Ali Imran 3:185) So kind of like a matrix type of thing or something idk?

5:38 did he really say "father" there?

Dawah to Christians should educate them on the historical scholarship on NT theological formation so they can open up to being Unitarian

no way you believe in "night journey" !!! no way it is mentioned in a quran!

Oh! It is about Sabians, i just investigated it yesterday, i think first muslims were sabians(Al-Bukhari 344, 3522): were reading night sky and zodiac signs. And god himself put zodiac signs in sky, for people to read and observe:(15 16) and (25 61). But later that tradition was dropped. But i still haven't finished my investigation and don't know all evidences to support "influence of the stars or other buruj's" in quran, it could be just another iteration of "satanic verses" to please another religious group, same as "19 guardians of hell" fabrication.

5:24. Can you give reference for that sahaba statement

Do ex-muslims go to hell?

*Sunnah and Hadiths are Inventions of Sunni and Shia sects*

Regarding 16:00, "me" is included in there with the kasra under the noon. It's not "يعبدونني" because the laam in the beginning makes it majzoom (مجزوم)

Peace, I note lately how "difficult" it is for my people's (ie. Westernized Chinese) to give space for grief and the recognition of hurt. Hence making it "easy"/"well prepared" for hurt recognition to occur, lest hurt denial merely continue and a return to wholeness remain blocked, is a blessing from the Most High indeed. Space giving for grief then I think is best catalyzed by an embodiment free from future and past stucknesses. Sakina comes to mind. CS Lewis clearly did not have as much as he thought. Salaam.

Salaams, please do check my comment on your previous live

No other group is included because they have to follow millet of Ibrahim. For example, buddists (and zoroastrians as their branch) have no belief in God at all; they believe in good/evil and other concepts, but they're godless. When we say "christians" we mean all of them or western christians (catholics mostly). Similarly, word translated as "Sabians" refer to eastern christians (orthodox). El-Mejoos in 22:17 are converters, not zoroastrians.

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Salām! Could the phrase “no fear will be upon them, nor will they grieve” be a reference to living in the present? Like you said during the stream, fear is for the future and grief concerns the past so if there is neither perhaps it could mean that those who believe and do good deeds will not overthink or worry in a “bad” way? Of course, people plan for the future and use the past as lessons but the opposite could be self imposed anxiety or depression caused by constant fear over the future (not trusting that things will be okay) and grief over past mistakes/bad choices (not believing one can be forgiven or be given another chance). Would love to get your thoughts on this!

Nobody know about what is Quranist or what is hadith. We just blindly follow what our scholars said.

Polytheism didn't enter heaven according to Qur'an. I think.

Can you provide links to all those cosmology videos