Thank you my dear bro for all your encouragement always ;)

Thank you for teaching me that Rahana

مرحبا بك أخي محمد أحب أتي ولكن ليس عندي خطة حاليا هل ستأتي؟ سلم على أبك

نعم سآتي انشاء الله ارجو ان نلتقي هناك ☺

Thank you my dear friend, cannot believe how we got in touch in Canada and still keep seeing your nice reminders

waleykom assalam dear brother. You motivated me, inshallah second part will be out in the weekend

chnw ne9sin?

فاش تخرف !!

نحنو هنا في تونس أكتب بالفرنسيه ويزو متجوبير نتاعكم

أكتب بالفرنسيه ويزو متجوبير نتاعكم احنا هنا في تونس تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين

@@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 labes ye5ii belekchi ya3ref ya7ki bel français houwa

thank you sister

@@SufianMusab you’re more than welcome

Thank you Maulana, inshallah you can teach us how to use it

@@SufianMusab 😂 We lack of understanding basic astronomy nowadays. It looks like its based on shadows lengths. This also shows that the position of the sun is fixed. If isha is at a fixed position of the sun it should be the same in northen areas. Distance for maghrib - isha cannot be same as in Tunisia and Norway, because its should take more time to reach its fixed position in longer time. Anyways, this should be studied in the light of the understanding of the well-versed experienced people. JazakAllah khair for a nice vlog with good information.

Baruk allah feek, you sound like a great co-worker I have. I get strength from him daily, he is a blessing

أكتب بالفرنسيه ويزو متجوبير نتاعكم احنا هنا في تونس تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد باب لقواس

wa iyyakum my dear brother

Thank you for your feedback my friend ;)

وعليكم السلام ورحمة وبركاته وأنا أتذكرك أخي محمد و سررت برسالتك وتشرفت بلقائك ادع لنا أخي محمد و بارك الله فيك سلام من النرويج

Waleykom Assalam wa rahmatullah to you my brother ;)

Ma sha Allah, fortsett det gode arbeidet Sufian!

@@Zita1512 Tusen takk og husk meg i dine dua

الله يبهرك فيك my dear friend. The most convenient it it is not that expensive if you travel with a group and easiest is to hire a driver

Thanks, can you recommend a travel agency? I was asking an agency they wanted 125 € for going to mu'tah from amman, which is really expensive.

@@hakman327 I am sorry brother, I used a driver but cannot remember his number anymore

​@@SufianMusab what about renting a car and drive around there, is it advisable?

@@chabooish It is actually very easy to drive in Jordan, mostly empty roads and dessert. Amman is the hardest part with much traffic. I've seen many people rent cars there with good experience

Thank you dear brother, you should and do it much better than mine ;) let me know if I can help your journey

Thank you my dear brother ;) may allah protect you

Firstly it is illegal according to the Torah, since they cannot enter before the Messiah returns. Secondly it is a mosque open to any to enter, but previously Zionists have entered and burned down Mimbar of Salahuddin and tried to burn down whole of the Mosque, that is the reason there are controls at the door, they have specific times they can enter.

@@SufianMusab Actually I disagree.....As someone who has studied Medieval philosophy Maimonides one of the greatest rabbis in Judaic history said the following: " The Ishmaelites [Muslims] are not idol worshippers at all, and it [idolatry] has ceased to exist in their mouths and hearts and they attribute the proper Oneness to God with no blemish. And if someone will say that the house they worship in is an idolatrous shrine . . . as their ancestors worshiped idols there-that does not matter. Those who bow towards it today, their hearts are dedicated to heaven [towards the One God] . . . and the Ishmaelites today, all of them, women and children, have ceased to believe in idolatry and their mistake is . . . in other things . . . however in attributing Oneness to God-they have no mistake at all.[5]" Also the following from another rabbi in 2011: "In 2011, Rabbi Baruch Efrati famously declared, in a response to a question of whether a Jew could pray in a mosque while traveling, that “It would be better to pray in a mosque and do so with meaning and after the sun rises, rather than at home, at dawn or at the airport and without meaning.”

@@jbreezy6784 I understand, but the question here is not if they can pray in a mosque, which is totally okay for Muslims. The Jewish religion itself prohibits them from entering Al-Aqsa (built by prophet Suleyman) before the Messiah comes (they did not see Jesus as the Messiah so they are still waiting). This only happened after WW2 that Zionist movements did things that clearly go against the Torah. So the issues here is not it being a mosque as mosques are open to all religions. Secondly I have seen them enter, they do not even step on the Dhom of the Rock as it is too holy for them, they only stare at it, Basically they do not enter totally, they just enter a bit, just to make some noise. So the intention here is not even for worship of God, it is just to annoy and trying to make a statement that they are in control.

@@SufianMusab I see I didn't know in the Torah Jews couldn't go into specifically Al-Aqsa mosque I guess because it's built over their temple right?