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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2023
- Exploring the fascinating world of Islam with my friend Faris Al Hammadi
/ @farishammadi
I was extremely pleased to have this chat with him about all different topics regarding faith.
This interview was so inspiring. I always believed but I’m getting closer and closer to embracing the true faith.
Thanks you SS, greets from Belgium🇧🇪
Do not procrastinate. Just do it brother ☝️
Im shocked didn't know he became a Muslim! What an add to our community ❤❤❤
A very good conversation. It was good to see SartorialS with his prepared questions that he wanted answers to and also his recommended books and Faris's views on them.
Alhamdulilah, really great talk enjoyed every minute of it
May Allah bless both you and Faris in all fields of your life and grant you Jannat Alfirdaws Al2a3laa❤
don't normally comment on youtube videos, but very informative video. I'm a Muslim, but still gained some new knowledge. Great video!!
Happy to see you brother alhamduliLlah, God bless you dear brother ✊🏼
I wish to be well spoken and articulate like Jules. His choice of words are amazing❤❤ His thought is amazing too❤❤
42:12 I am literally lost in this worldly achievements, jazakallahu khairan for the reminder.
Mashallah!
May Allah Bless You❣
Islam is such a beautiful religion !!
Whoa... love to see it.
Masha Allah ❤
Glad to hear :) chill bro
Imam abu Hanifa famously passed a fatwa that new Muslims could pray in their native language. In those days like today many new Muslims were entering the religion from non Arab origins.
MASHALLAH
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. The audio was a little fuzzy - do you have a list of the books you referenced. Thank you
Brother Joule,
I hope that you understand.. I know that you're a very wise person and like manhood, family principles and Islam's conservative way of life. I just want to remind ourselves to be super careful on who we sit with and promote.
Hope he does a bit researching on the interviewer beforehand the next time he does one
He's a smart guy. He will figure it out
Is anyone able to link to the booksBrother Joules discussed?
We love you for the sake of allah
I really love these two brothers for the sake of Allah. As long as you follow the sunnah you will never go astray, be firm on tawheed and follow the wisdom of the great Muslims of the past. The great imams and figures and you won't go astray.
ما شاء الله
Brother I think you sould sit with Australian brother Mohammad Hoblos also.
Audio problem
try without earphones
Faaris is a snake of the sneakiest form, so beware brother!
I am a non muslim and I want to buy these books to read.. but its not in the description. Can anyone help me on this? Apologies if it's a big ask
5- Paradise And Hell: In The Light Of The Qur'an And Sunnah, Islamic Creed Series. 7, By Dr. 'Umar S. Al-Ashqar, IIPH (English)
There's a book called the clear quran it's translated to modern day English and recommended for all who want to study the quran 😊
Do yourself a favor and just read the Quran itself. Mainstream Muslims have put scripture on the shelf and instead prop up the oral tradition which the Quran never mandated. The Quran is what is true and what the mainstream have sadly conjured up are what Mumins are told to be true. Read translations like from Lahleh bakhtiar Sublime Quran and a translation from Monotheist group which uses the old manuscripts to compose a translation, and both are commentary free.
@mokhachoka2918 the only decent one among the mainstream denominations. Arberry gives a literal translation and so does the Monotheist Group which uses the old manuscripts to make the translations. Lahleh bakhtiar is good as well. Khattab puts to much commentary into it and uses brackets too much.
... the video abriptly ends.
Need to fix audio hehe😅
I cannot understand why you didn't introduce us the guest. How are we supposed to know him.
He is Faris Alhammadi
youtube.com/@Farishammadi
44:30 Must say thats the Most weak answers to those questions maaan yes we try to follow the noble Prophet sallAllahu Ve sellem in every step but there is always wisdom behind every rule like in every move in Salah and most of them is known. May Allah subhanehu Ve Teâla forgive and Guide us Amin
Ask Sheikh Coca-cola on his views on the coca-cola boycott?
Faris is only kind and give much attention to rich people. Since Faris earned over 100k followers on Instagram, his attitude towards average Muslims rapidly changed. But Faris might realize this 'the more recognition you get the more you'll be explored'
Please stop assuming people’s intention.
@@LoveandAbove I DON'T GIVE DAMN ABOUT WHAT FAN BOYS THINK AND SAY!
@@expofalsehood May Allah swt forgive us all.
@@LoveandAbove Ameen
I met him in person a few weeks ago, and went a number of his classes since. He is very kind to everyone, and despite the huge amount of people that want to talk to him, he gives every single one of them time and does not walk away until they’re finished with whatever they wanted to say- except every once in a while if he’s in a rush.
I never met him before his many followers, but the way he is now, he is very kind and respectful. Fear Allah with your tongue.
I love sartorial shooter I wish to become his wife🥰
😂😂
Not this way sister. Have a bit more Haya'.
A truly mature person does not limit his mind by any religion or other philosophy. Sartorial tries to find guidelines in every little thing about life. No. A truly free person, does not have anything limiting or guiding his beliefs. Learn from your mistakes, be free and use your free thoughts!
Religion is a worldview, and it must be scrutinized just like any other. The beauty is that the Quran presents a worldview that resonates with the heart of those who are sincere.
Most who think are "free thinkers " are not to this extent. If you are you start a religion of your own that's comparable in quality. Trying to be too much of a free thinkers is dangerous for the vast majority
Islam is the final result of Freethinking.
I have spent years into Scientology both in New York and Los Angeles. Scientology speaks about masculinity as well. It just does not have all these sartorial selections. These black costumes. I mean, these are not needed... Religion is your thoughts. You do not need to dress like all this black. I mean the clothes do not make the man. What is your take?
He also wear suit and white shirts.
Whatever you say , the truth is , we are a small tiny planet. nobody cares for us. And after death, there is nothing. Sadly. We are just a variation of other animals. Just observe animals and see how many similarities there are. Sad but true.
Are animals thinking beings that have to rely on decision-making or instinct?
Islam is the final result of observation.
If God wills, we find Islam of Abrahamic Monotheism, not corrupted Hadiths of Abu Huraira et al.
The Arabic Quran contains God's words, all of it (in One Book), Quran brings clarification, Hadith brings confusion.
Which convert is invited to Islam by the volumes of Hadith?
How many Muslims have read all the volumes of Hadith?
Allahu nazzala ahsana alHadithi... [Quran chp 39 ver 23].
fabiayyi Hadithin badahu yuminuna. [Quran chp 77 ver 50].
Are you a Quranist ?
@@syhillahmed3824 I am of the #AbrahamicCreed... Hanifan Musliman.
true iraqis follow the ahlul sunnah wal jamaah@@tajudeenbintijani
Great content but I must say that I also have daughters and femininity means they do not go to martial arts, but are submissive. I mean, a woman must always hide behind her husband and always walk around with him. And instead of doing martial arts, she must always have him around so that he protects her. Sartorial can you respond please? When you send your daughters to martial arts, they grow the masculine side and this is haram . Right? Ask our Sheikh next time.
This is the problem, Only God decides what is haram, which of God's words in Quran instruct this issue of "masculine females"?
If you listen carefully our Sheikh when he spoke about masculinity he spoke AGAINST wearing a SUIT. Yet, Sartorial is all over the place online and offline teaching the importance of wearing a Suit !!! In the Fresh and Fit he said that he even thinks of opening his own Shop and sell Suits! What is the correct way here then? Sartorial can you clarify this topic?
There is 0 evidence in Islam for not wearing a suit. The Sunna is to dress like the people of the country you're living in / the community you're in AS LONG AS that common way of dressing in your country/community does not contradict with the principle of modesty, which both, men and women must follow. As for Satorial, he's living in the UAE, so he could chose to dress the traditional way like in this video or just the dress (mostly suits) he's wearing most of the time. Islamic dress code can be broken down to two simple rules: 1) It should be modest and should cover the Awrah. - 2) It should not be a magnet of attention, meaning it should not lead to people pointing fingers at you or starring at you. - That does not mean however that for example a woman should not wear the Hijab in Islamophobic France. The order is: 1) Fulfilling religious obligations (Hijab) and modesty (men&women) - 2) Try to fit into the society you're living in without compromising your religion.
This is the problem, Only God decides what is haram, which of God's words in Quran instruct this issue of "wearing a suit"? Are you more worried about suits than righteousness?
... walibasu altaqwa dhalika khayrun... [Quran chp 7 ver 26]
Dude, what is right or wrong sometimes depends on context..
For arabs, it it frowned upon to wear suit as its not their culture... Its okay to do so when visiting those cultures that wear one
For sartorial, it is his culture to wear suit, he can wear thobes as well when he is in a culture that wear one
What is haram is resembling other religion, like wearing priesty or monk attire
@@asmrnaturecat984 brother, I am an Arab myself and never in my entire life have I heard from another Arab that wearing a suit is frowned upon. We have traditional dresses, but were them mostly on specific events like Eid or just when we feel like to wear it. You might have two men from the same family on Eid or on a wedding, where one wears a suit and the other one a traditional dress. Absolutely normal and no one will judge you or give you a weird look. As said, as long as it doesn‘t contradict the Deen and the Awrah is covered, do as you wish.
Note: I‘m Moroccan and what I said applies to Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. It might be different in the Arabic Peninsula.
Fan of Sartorial from Israel. Judaism says exactly the same things. Budaism and Christianity the same. All religions are paths to self maturity. When you try to say that your religion is better than the other shows immaturity. It comes down to the person and how he or she applies it. Do you not agree ? Honestly.
No they don't say the same. They might have similarity but they have totally different concept of God although Judaism and Islam very similar in the concept of God, Jewish reject Jesus completely while muslim believe he is a prophet and believe in his second coming. Judaism believe Jewish are the chosen one, they are not just saying their faith is better than others but their race too. Muslim believe that Jewish were a chosen nation but then they disobeyed Gods commandments and killed prophets. God send his prophet Jesus to the Jewish, few has follow it and a lot has deny it. through handers of years the message of Jesus got distorted and some start worshiping Jesus himself, until God send his final messenger Muhammed peace be upon him to all mankind. Muhammed message it the final update that clean all the mess, God words is the proof , Muhammed is the messenger who convey it. "Iqra" is the first word reveled to him. it translated "read" or "recite". the revelation was complied in one volume called "al-quran" which means the recitation. it was memorized and recited by the Prophet and his companies and passed from generation to another. we have this days millions of Muslim who memorize the Quran completely in its original form and language, some of them who which have the chain of authentication until the Prophet, the name of the reciter who has authenticate the accuracy of their recitation, then the name of the person who has authenticate the authenticator and so on until the chain end to the Prophet himself. This emphasis that what Muslim has is not just a "book" it is a preserved book over 1444 years there is nothing in history come even close to that. So I invite every one to "read". and seek the truth in this short live . “Read in the name of thy Lord who created; [He] created the human being from blood clot. Read in the name of thy Lord who taught by the pen: [He] taught the human being what he did not know.” (96:1-5).
@@khalid6233 Thank you for clarifying. Maybe I used the wrong wording, I shouldn't say "very similar" but what I meant to some extent Judaism concept of God closer to Islam than Buddhism and Christianity in a sense that they believe on the oneness of God. Thank you for highlighting that Jewish believes that God Cries, regrets and wrestles while. Muslim don't. Yes I believe on the uniqueness of Islam and its concept of God and that what comment was all about.
If you truly believe your religion(jew) is the correct one, why you don't insist it upon others? Why keep it to yourself?
Is it greed? Or entitlement? Or is it even a correct religion?
Sartorial, since you are single, then are you considering of building a set of 4 to 5 wives? What do you think? Do you plan to go this way?
5 wives is haram
The Quran mentions up to four wives, but encourages one.
... fain khiftum alla tadilu fawahidatan... [Quran chp 4 ver 3]
@@sluggishhollow2030 said who?
Daleel please
@@ryojs4286 💀💀💀 Said ALLAH
And if you fear that you will not deal justly with the orphan girls, then marry those that please you of [other] women, two or three or four. But if you fear that you will not be just, then [marry only] one or those your right hands possess [i.e., slaves]. That is more suitable that you may not incline [to injustice]. [ Quran 4 :3]
@@sluggishhollow2030 your missing my point, that can refer to sets as well
2s, 3s or 4s. Ive read that as well which your not copying properly.
What Im asking is for a fatwa from a scholar
So funny to hear the Sartorial to try to paint Tristan Tate, the Big Boozer, the big Cigar aficionado, the fat boy, as a GREAT philosopher and historian ! If he was a great historian , then why doesn't he speak about history more online then? ? Since he like it so much then why not speak ?
Why so salty and negative?