Du Redest so schnell wie ein Sturm gewähr na super du nimmst deine Ehefrau sie redet nicht mal in Mikrofon auch wenn man sie nicht sieht das du mit andere Frauen redest fremde Frauen Mütter Töchter machst Dawah das ist nicht Islamisch du darfst ist nicht erlaubt 🚫 mit fremden Frauen zu sprechen wo sie nicht mal Islamisch bedeckt sind und sind keine Muslimin warum veröffentlichen die das private leben wenn sie auch scheiden usw das sollen nur das engste kreis der Familie wissen und nicht die Möglichkeit das die ganze Menschheit über die erfahren die machen was nicht Islamisch ist so präsentiert man Islam Menschen denken das es so ist in Islam sind mehr verwirrt
@@mariaumm1043if you show any parts of your life publicly, you’re deliberately allowing anyone to watch and comment on that part. When you want something to be private you keep it private easy as that
Have you seen the full podcast?? She mainly talks about her own issues since childhood, not once did she bring up the divorce, it was a really good podcast, she explains how she deals with her dyslexia and ADHD, never said anything negative about Men particularly, never acted like a victim, a very down to earth woman Mashallah, and she loves her kids so much… Salaamah wasn’t a good example for this episode.
Brother what’s the point of having her in the video? If she doesn’t want to be in the video just leave it out of it then. It looks disturbing I’m not gonna lie. Also, if she doesn’t feel comfortable talking, why do you have other women talking freely about intimacy in other videos?
I don’t think having other women on here has anything to do with her choice. It seems like her personal preference is to not be on at all which honestly they could’ve done. He could’ve provided his wife’s opinions without this whiteboard madness because it does look weird. Idk tho
Hypocrisy is rife, Ali Dawah is fine with advocating our sisters talking about intimate issues on his show, yet his wife is covered from head to toe. Men should have ghirah (protective jealousy) over all of our Muslim women, not selective ghirah. Allah swt knows best
Just put your wife behind the camera and she can text you while your next to her no need to be extra and get her to wear a full burqa in a video where her appearance is not necessary
“O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies (i.e. screen themselves completely except the eyes or one eye to see the way). That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allaah is Ever Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful” [al-Ahzaab 33:59]
I honestly have a very hard time believing it’s her choice to voice her opinion trough ‘a white board’. They could have used a voice box if she doesn’t want her voice to be known. She can write small senteces he can talk for hours (as he loves the sound of his own voice). It’s by default an unequal setup.
@@barmysupreme1638 It’s not equal. As you say she could have been behind the camera. And the only thing she ‘said’ he quickly put down. This doesn’t’ look like the actions of a man that values his wife’s opinion.
Although it doesn't look good in general it doesn't explain why are having a hard time believing it was her choice?(ان بعض الظن إثم) So Don't make it harder on yourself.
Why are you bringing up their relationship on your social media platform? Who granted you the authority to discuss this matter? This is none of your business. It is absolutely ridiculous. It is best to avoid getting involved in this matter. It is not our place to judge why they got divorced, especially since they are both adults. There is no need to discuss this.
They posted it publicly?? What u on about. Of course man’s gonna comment on this if it is public. That is why he said keep things private. He isn’t giving opinions about their relationship. He is saying to listen to both sides. Truly as a Muslim you should agree.
@@thatboyn0xy 🤡 he is talking about their situation regarding divorce when they aren't even divorced 🤡 and the podcast of the sister wasn't even about divorce it was related to her childhood trauma that indirectly related to her marriage
Sure, let me simplify my explanation for you. Suppose Khalid is my father and Salama is my mother. It is important to respect personal boundaries and avoid discussing sensitive topics, such as someone's parents' relationship, especially on public platforms like social media. Engaging in such discussions can lead to unnecessary speculation and misunderstandings, which can be detrimental to everyone involved. What is the purpose of having individuals from different locations engage in a formal discussion, specifically referring to one another by name to establish their identities?
@@mentalhealthadvocate8467 u r the generation raised by the west no winder why u r like that , look at ur self u who is talkimg who is to give dawah and cover ur awrah first
Salaam. How are you and your wife reacting to a divorce of a couple who haven’t even announced they are divorcing? All of this is gossip. These people have never said they are even separated. The video you used was of the wife talking about her childhood traumas not her marriage.
Brother how sad in the end. You have gheerah for your wife. Yet you dont have gheerah to all the other sisters who came on your show open faced, made up, hair showing, beauty showing, chit chatting with opposite sex facing each other some of whom married for the whole world (males) to see and admire. We say it as we see it. Not at all from the sunnah. Lot to atone for and unfortunately these episodes are here to stay and be on all participants' accounts.
He has to protect his wife he is being a husband here and he has no control over any other person wife I'm a sister and If I was on any public show or in public in general my face will never be exposed and this is no person choice but my own
Your own wife does not want her voice to be know or u don't allow her voice to be heard but you run a podcast with men and women sitting and speaking together about sexual marital topics... very odd
Laknatullah alaiha, someone wife but be in close proximity with other man that is not mahram being face to face like that and two of them talking close like that. You guys complain about Bitter Truth show, but Salama doing podcast like that is ok?😂
This guy is a comedy show free of charge. Asking „Alims“ for advice, producing the most cringe video. Going through the comments it becomes clear that the audience is wiser than the preacher.
I’m sorry but I thought the divorce has not even been 100% confirmed by EITHER spouses and speculation on “who’s fault” it is, is wrong no matter if the fault is being shown toward the man or woman. No one knows what goes on between two people in a marriage and to even make this video is playing to gossip, drama, and there was absolutely no positive to this video when its foundation is based off speculation and backbiting.
No offense, but just as many sisters have gone astray following the feminism ideology, some brothers have also gone astray following the red pill ideology. We need to not always assume it's men or women that's in the wrong in each individual case. That said, why their marriage ended in divorce, we don't know. We don't know the dynamics of their marriage. They may even still be married. It's not our business, so this video needs to be deleted.
@shimmer4771 Exactly! we're being divided by feminism Vs Redpill ideologies instead of following true Islam that safeguards the rights and dignities of each gender. Satan is laughing happily in the corner right now.
Also such as useless format for the video. It did more harm than good. Be the man. If your wife doesn’t want to be in a video that’s fine but all this nonsense about passing a whiteboard. Utter nonsense.
@aliDawah She didn’t even say anything about her marriage, the video was talking about her childhood. He even ask her if they were going to have more kids. Please do your research before you do a video!
imagine a non-muslim (and for sure are some at least) seeing this video, this will strengthen even more the belief that women in islam are oppressed; now try to explain to him / her about the freedom of the muslim women in islam, yeah! right! they will believe you! balance will never ever be in extremes; extreme will attract the other extreme but never the balance!
@@chaylazzajazzaj , any reliable source for what you state? Aisha's voice (may Allah be pleased with her) when was teaching was it awrah too, or some men make awrah be whatever they want it be ?! just asking
To be honest we shouldn’t be commenting on their divorce but giving advice on avoiding it in general. There are worse situations brothers and sisters are in forced marriages domestic abuse, we should give support there
I don't even know if they're divorced. We don't know the dynamics of their marriage. But, either way, it's none of our business. Why do people feel the need to speak on them is beyond me.
@@shimmer4771ikr! I mean ali literally took the sister's personal matter and made a video related to her divorce when she was literally talking about her childhood trauma!
What's the point of having your wife on the video like this. It is extreme and gives false image of muslim women as "oppressed" . Salama and Khalid haven't confirmed any divorce.
The podcast with Salama was about her childhood trauma. She’s been through so much and showing people it didn’t have to define them. That podcast was really good. She’s didn’t mention too much but enough for people to relate. She also leaves her private life in regards to her husband out of it. They haven’t announced it so why are you assuming?? Maybe they’re separated and working on it. Or maybe just maybe. It’s not actually anyone’s business? It’s a little hypocritical doing this with your wife but inviting women on your bitter truth show. They are responsible for their actions but why are YOU providing that space?
Please don't forget HOW MANY TIMES he clarified "I'm not saying sister Salama/brother Khalid did anything". Still not satisfied? He just took their case as an example. He's talking about people in general.
If he "force" this format on other woman on the Bitter Truth Show, the women online will get angry with him because "he is making woman not seen and not heard". And if any female panels choose to be appear like this, i believe Ali more than happy to accomodate but apparently most eomen now have social media and post their photos and videos daily so to appear in a show that cover awrah is not anything wrong at all and not even seat side by side.
Laknatullah alaiha, someone wife but be in close proximity with other man that is not mahram being face to face like that and two of them talking close like that. You guys complain about Bitter Truth show, but Salama doing podcast like that is ok?😂
@@cnachopchopnewsagency "la3natullah 3aleha" is never a way u should start a sentence, in fact as muslims we're not allowed to say that AT ALL except that it falls back to the one who said it, i suggest u delete/or edit that comment and repent, just advice xx
Even that was to much sitting there with a non Mahram and having deep conversations whilst wearing make-up having music in the viedeo background and so on and forth and also this is too much already you can't be sinning in the public and than expect that now one is going to judge you in public May Allah guide us Ammen 🤲🏽
But Islamically you dont have to cover your hands! I respect your protection over your wife. But pls dont go overboard. This isnt Islam. Islam teaches moderation in all things. Her hand after her wrist isnt her aura!
not it doesnt. lets not lie about Islaam. The 4 imaams of fiqh are agreed that ATKLEAST covering hands is recommended if not obligatory while Imam Ahmad(mu#tammid of the hanbali madhab) believes it is obligatory for women to cover their face and hands....Please dont talk about Islaam without knowledge.
And how is that your business? Do you know if it’s the woman’s choice? Why does her covering her hands bother you? What effect does exposing her hands have on you? And I assume you’re a Muslim 🤦🏾♀️ She’s an adult
As salam u alaikum there is nothing wrong with her to speak but she doesn’t want to and I’ll make sure she has her wish. I would’ve otherwise had on bitter truth show sitting next to me. But she doesn’t want anything to do with social media. But she helps me immensely behind the scenes may Allah swt bless her and protect her.
Read what he said his wife does not want to go on the show the other women want to. The women who go on his show arent held on gunpoint its there own choice.@@Foralluhaterz
Can I say as a white Muslim revert, if I had watched this video a year ago I would have felt so sorry for your wife, thinking she was super oppressed… now I watch it after Allah guided me to Islam and see the meaning and beauty in hijab and I think your wife is so lucky to have a husband that protects her so much! Bless you both! And I hope you keep this video up, at least as a way to inspire other sisters who may not see the true meaning behind hijab yet. Thank you for showing me just how much I’ve changed, and how grateful I am for that! Alhamdulilah!
The correct view as indicated by the evidence is that the woman’s face is ‘awrah which must be covered. It is the most tempting part of her body, because what people look at most is the face, so the face is the greatest ‘awrah of a woman. This is in addition to the shar’i evidence which states that it is obligatory to cover the face. For example, Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer palms of hands or one eye or dress like veil, gloves, headcover, apron), and to draw their veils all over Juyoubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)…” [al-Nur 24:31] Drawing the veil all over the juyub implies covering the face. When Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) was asked about the verse (interpretation of the meaning): “O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies.” [al-Ahzab 33:59], he covered his face, leaving only one eye showing. This indicates that what was meant by the verse was covering the face. This was the interpretation of Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) of this verse, as narrated from him by ‘Ubaydah al-Salmani when he asked him about it. In the Sunnah, there are many ahadith, such as: the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “The women woman in ihram is forbidden to veil her face (wear Niqab) or to wear the burqa’.” This indicates that when women were not in ihram, women used to cover their faces. This does not mean that if a woman takes off her Niqab or burqa’ in the state of ihram that she should leave her face uncovered in the presence of non-mahram men. Rather she is obliged to cover it with something other than the Niqab or burqa’, on the evidence of the hadith of ‘Aishah (may Allah be pleased with her) who said: “We were with the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in ihram, and when men passed by us, we would lower the Khimar on our heads over our faces, and when they moved on we would lift it again.” Women in ihram and otherwise are obliged to cover their faces in front of non-mahram men, because the face is the center of beauty and it is the place that men look at… and Allah knows best.” (Fatawa al-Marah al-Muslimah, 1/396, 397) He also said: “It is OK to cover the face with the Niqab or burqa’ which has two openings for the eyes only, because this was known at the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and because of necessity. If nothing but the eyes show, this is fine, especially if this is customarily worn by women in her society.” (Fatawa al-Marah al-Muslimah, 1/399)
Alhamdulillah Masha Allah brother. Establish the Qur'an and Sunnah as guidance. Not anything else. I think Ali is protecting his wife because of his status as a famous influencer.
So true. I always think about aiesha being 9 and being mounted by a 54 year old man (pedaphile false prophet). The Love this cult has is amazing. Also remember the Sun sets in a hot muddy Spring!! Wake up.
Brother they are not divorced. The rumours transpired after she did a podcast and spoke about abuse as a child and her trauma. Not once did she imply that she is divorced. Please remove this video as it not the truth about our sister and brother.
Because then you wouldn’t have known what she was saying if it was muted. And there’s time and effort that goes behind editing. This is simpler and faster.
this guy is so disturbing. judging others and his wife can’t even speak and just staying behind the camera is she a prisoner or something? he’s so extreme it’s disgusting
Ali, I've noticed you post a lot of videos and pictures of women on your channel, not to mention the way they speak about certain topics. As a fellow brother in Islam, I advise you to delete those videos. It's absolutely forbidden in Islam, and besides, would you want your sister or wife to do the same? Wallahi, it's incorrect, and you have to protect our sisters as well. Please take this advice sincerely from me. May Allah guide us all.
They're not divorced, people are incredibly stupid. She was talking about her childhood days and the form of neglect and somewhat abuse she faced. Stop misinterpreting this! She is happily married with her two kids and loving/caring husband.
It seems that men are more prone to loneliness than women. Men can hate a woman, not be attracted to her, and still hold her hostage for the sake of her not being with someone else, and/or so he can have somebody to lay with until he finds someone else - IF he finds someone else. If the relationship ends, it's usually because the woman had enough, although that doesn't mean he was at fault. Her "enough" may have been small or resolvable.
Brother in all honesty how can you make a video based on a situation we have no certainty over? We don't have the full picture of their story and you disclosed yourself if Khalid and Salama are divorced but then want to speak about divorce in general and not directed them but then have their name in the title and react to their video is indirectly talking about them. It makes no sense. If you wanted to discuss divorce in general then it would have been much more better to make a video without attaching it to a certain people. With how social media works, it may do more harm to them causing drama.
I get your point on this topic but I couldn’t agree with the white board communication 🤦♀️ I mean I respect that she doesn’t want to be on social media but come on now the white board communication is not a good look especially since we already have this stigma about Muslim women being “oppressed” idk sorry but it’s pretty weird in my opinion.
The stigmas of society and the opinion of people doesn't matter in Islam. It is highly recommended in Islam for a woman to not speak in front of non Mehrams if it's not necessary. It is closer to the taqwa of Allah swt. The wives and daughters of prophet Muhammad pbuh practiced it. Many of the sahabiyat practiced it. It is much closer to piousness for a woman. So we should not try to practice Islam in a way that please the society and people, but we should practice Islam in a way that please Allah swt and which is the way of prophet pbuh.
@@hammadafsarvines586 sure we’re supposed be speak in a good manner and certain tone but we’re not meant to be mute 🙄 is this how the women in your life communicate? I highly doubt it. I also highly doubt that she spoke to him in sign language or through a white board when the first met. Stop spreading false information about our beautiful religion. Using our God given voice is hardly trying to “please” anyone 😒 It’s not complicated.
@@zee0925 I know you would deny that fact that women not speaking in front of non Mehrams is highly recommend in Islam and is closer to the taqwa of Allah swt. Prophet pbuh said that when praying in the masjid behind an Imam, if the imam makes a mistake then the men should correct the imam by saying subhanAllah, but if the women wants to correct the imam then they should not say anything but instead they should hit their right hand over the back of their left hand to make a clapping sound, so that when imam will hear it, he will know that he has made a mistake. So why do you think prophet pbuh didn't allowed the women to not even say subhanAllah in the masjid? Because their are non Mehrams in the masjid. And it is not encouraged for a woman to make her voice audible to non Mehram without necessity. The wives and daughters of prophet pbuh does not used to speak in front of non Mehrams unnecessarily. This is closer to the taqwa of Allah swt for a woman.
@@hammadafsarvines586 you know I would deny? So now you’re speaking on my behalf? Lol or do you just assume you know what I believe? Firstly let’s not compare ourselves to the daughters of the prophet (pbuh) and again let’s not complicate a simple conversation, she’s not leading a prayer nor reciting the adhan 😂 she’s speaking to her husband. She could’ve let him know her opinion at home and he could’ve simply shared it with everyone without having her awkwardly sitting there. Again it’s my opinion on the video. You don’t have to agree.
@@zee0925 you literally proved me right by denying what is said, so I was indeed right. And what do you mean by lets not compare ourself to daughters of prophet pbuh? Wives and daughters of prophet pbuh are literally the role model for the Muslim women. Muslim women have to follow their footsteps. Who else you want to compare with, Kardashians? And who is talking about leading salah or making adan? The prophet pbuh prohibited women to even say SubhanAllah to correct imam. This show that it is highly recommended for women to not speak in front of non Mehrams if it's not necessary. And lastly I was not even talking about this video. I was addressing the point that you made where you said that their is nowhere in Islam where it says women to conceal their voice in front of non Mehrams. So i gave you the reference from the hadiths.
I'm not hating but I'm curious if you'd allow your wife to sit on a podcast with other men to talk about private matters ? If that would disgust you then I do think you should rethink the segment to of your show where you bring in woman. Esp when they do not have proper hijab. Allahu A'lam
To all the people criticising Ali and saying why is his wife not speaking he clearly said she has a choice if she wants to speak so get a life and always assume the best for your Muslim brothers and sisters
This is stupid. Of course she has a choice but if she dont want to speak she shouldn’t even be on camera, non-muslims trolling us the way we treat our women ffs its 21st century and you live in europe not a 3rd world country
But, maybe Ali should do the same. When Sneako mentioned about women only becoming Muslim because of men, this statement was false. Ali Dawah nor Mohamed Hijab said anything. Someone finally explained why this statement was false, but the problem is, Ali needs to address when men are in the wrong. How come he won't? I don't agree with feminism, but he does not need to follow red pill, either. We're just going to fail if we do.
I respect khalid for being quite in the situation like this coz he owe no explanation to no one And ali dawa he's right,Just because Salama comes out n talk about her divorce in public that does not make her innocent only Allah knows best what makes them go separate ways . We, as Muslims, what only we should do is to make dua for them instead of seeing only one side as Ali dawah said... I love this video a lot ❤❤❤ may Allah bless you bro
Khalid should start to speak about people suffering in GHAZA ! Support charities and help ! BT it's 6months and he chooses to ignore it ! He is better making content about Indi India India ...supporter of isra hell and oppresor of Muslims !
The truth is, the podcast did not talk about her divorce, is she's even divorced. But it's none of our business. It's gossip to talk about them. Let's focus on Gaza.
I think Salama has childhood trauma,she used Khalid to get out of her home n now that she has grown she realised she didn't want Khalid. Most times people who.are in the wrong run to speak about the issue,Khalid has not even discussed any issue with Salama
No, social media changed a lot of people, especially influencers will never be satisfied, they are never and will never be happy Bcz they’re always want more and more.
Agree. It's ridiculous. Every excuse in the book when reality is that social media is destroying and warping us. Makes us think grass is greener on the other side.@@Sibrah04
When it comes to divorce, the first thing should be mentioned is how many times did they do jamaah together daily? Yes, men are recommended to salah in masjid but after that they can go home and still be imam to the family. Prayers are what connect us to God. If you are missing it, fight your best to be as consistent as possible. Allah knows our effort to do so
Salam Ali, as someone who hosts bitter truth show with approval of high level scholars why dont you show your wife or let her speak, I'm in no way asking you to do this but I would expect you to have the same level of respect to other people's wife's and daughters as you would for yours. When Assim AL Hakeem made a post about bitter truth you defended it as, your scholars approved, where girls have make up and talk about illicit topics, seeing as you aren't allowing your wife to talk in public let alone show herself, this is a double standard. I generally support you and have supported your various projects in the past but as a brother I advice you Wassalam
You wouldn't film someone against their will. The women and men on the bitter truth show have no problem being in full view of the camera whereas Ali's wife rather not be in the center of the spotlight. It's their choice. It'd be unethical to film someone who doesn't want to be on camera.
Laknatullah alaiha, someone wife but be in close proximity with other man that is not mahram being face to face like that and two of them talking close like that. You guys complain about Bitter Truth show, but Salama doing podcast like that is ok?😂
If he "force" this format on other woman on the Bitter Truth Show, the women online will get angry with him because "he is making woman not seen and not heard". And if any female panels choose to be appear like this, i believe Ali more than happy to accomodate but apparently most eomen now have social media and post their photos and videos daily so to appear in a show that cover awrah is not anything wrong at all and not even seat side by side.
Exactly- bro why are you bringing up another brother’s divorce on your channel? It’s got nothing Zero to do with you! Whilst you keep your marriage and wife hidden and private you openly discuss another woman whose marriage has broken down and bring out their flaws and issues in the public realm Why bro? Why- do this? This type of behaviour is not acceptable nor is it Islamic So refrain from such actions and stop!!!
Great video, Mashallah Tabarak Allah!!! As a sister, I have wanted to hear your wife's perspectives of some topics you discuss, just out of curiosity to get that other perspective, and I'm so happy she was involved in this one, Alhamdullilah. May Allah give you both good health and protection from all evil, Ameen. I really felt the part about the evil-eye and keeping your private life a secret, even from your blood-relations, because my dad sometimes over shares to my aunties/uncles, and exaggerates while doing so (especially my educational status), and I genuinely believe it's making my life more difficult. Jazaak Allah for the reminders.
Ali fix your fade . And stop addressing other peoples lives if you want to talk about divorce don’t address personal problems related to other people . If you want to talk about divorce go from books and those people of knowledge .
It would have been better if Brother Ali had given a general and not personal nasiha. I respect the privacy of others, but I also want others to respect my privacy.
For sure we can’t take sides, blame one person. You definitely need to hear both sides of the story. In the interview, Soloma mostly talks about her childhood trauma. The questions are not directly about her marriage. We don’t know for sure if they are separate or divorced. They may be divorced due to a mutual agreement. Nobody has to be the monster, some couples do divorce peacefully. Maybe they are separate and working it out through marriage counseling, who knows.
With the advent of social media, people had used it to show every aspect of their life and activities publicly… from photos, food, travels, social functions, family gatherings, and even aspects of their lives which are better to be keep in private. It’s like everyone became a celebrity and a public figure, that even a stranger knows about you.
I appreciate Brother Ali for raising the question about why men are automatically blamed. In my experience, it's never the brothers' fault. This '70s stereotype of men being abusive has been used heavily recently, and unfortunately, some of our sisters have adopted this view. From my perspective, these sisters seem unhappy and are quick to leave at the slightest difficulty or unhappiness. Nowadays, there's an expectation for brothers to entertain the sister and excel at everything, just because of her existence. There is no reciprocation.
In today's terms, even the mildest criticism of her inappropriate joke is considered abuse. These sisters will cry abuse, using that '70s stereotype against their husbands, because their husband simply told her not to be rude. The majority of the brother are victim of this.
But you can only account for your own experience. I don't blame the male or female. I try to take each individual case. This will help avoid hypocrisy or slander, as every person is different. As for K and S, she spoke on her podcast about her childhood, not divorce, according to people above. It's best to not discuss married people only because it's none of our business. We need to avoid gossip, for Allah may call us to account for it.
It is her choice, perhaps watch the video before commenting and also stop worrying about what others think your faith only should matter not what others think
Information, not an opinion: A woman’s voice is not haram in Islam, and Aisha, the wife of the Prophet Muhammad, used to teach and teach Muslims about the teachings of their religion, but cutting your hair short like that is haram in Islam.
Thank you for this video, I like that we get to see your wives point of view as well, keep it up in sha Allah. May Allah SWT protect you from all harm.
You touched on some good points, Ali. In the topic of divorce, family and social opinions are often biased, assuming that men are largely responsible for the instability and precariousness.
No, he's encouraging online gossiping :D about a couple who isn't even divorced yet and using a podcast where the lady is talking about her childhood trauma, NOT her divorce
@@j86485 they have but some people in the comment section really thought that this is included in "haya." It's not. To think that the women who choose not to speak are better than women who do speak up and talk about their perspective and opinions is just hella degrading.
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Du Redest so schnell wie ein Sturm gewähr na super du nimmst deine Ehefrau sie redet nicht mal in Mikrofon auch wenn man sie nicht sieht das du mit andere Frauen redest fremde Frauen Mütter Töchter machst Dawah das ist nicht Islamisch du darfst ist nicht erlaubt 🚫 mit fremden Frauen zu sprechen wo sie nicht mal Islamisch bedeckt sind und sind keine Muslimin warum veröffentlichen die das private leben wenn sie auch scheiden usw das sollen nur das engste kreis der Familie wissen und nicht die Möglichkeit das die ganze Menschheit über die erfahren die machen was nicht Islamisch ist so präsentiert man Islam Menschen denken das es so ist in Islam sind mehr verwirrt
You want privacy in your marriage, while discussing someone else’s marriage..
a marriage they made very public..
@@s.m5576doesn’t make it any less hypocritical
Ikr it's public@@s.m5576
@@mariaumm1043how not? They made it public, so what’s the problem?
@@mariaumm1043if you show any parts of your life publicly, you’re deliberately allowing anyone to watch and comment on that part. When you want something to be private you keep it private easy as that
Have you seen the full podcast?? She mainly talks about her own issues since childhood, not once did she bring up the divorce, it was a really good podcast, she explains how she deals with her dyslexia and ADHD, never said anything negative about Men particularly, never acted like a victim, a very down to earth woman Mashallah, and she loves her kids so much… Salaamah wasn’t a good example for this episode.
Do you have a link to the podcast
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Brother what’s the point of having her in the video? If she doesn’t want to be in the video just leave it out of it then. It looks disturbing I’m not gonna lie. Also, if she doesn’t feel comfortable talking, why do you have other women talking freely about intimacy in other videos?
I don’t think having other women on here has anything to do with her choice. It seems like her personal preference is to not be on at all which honestly they could’ve done. He could’ve provided his wife’s opinions without this whiteboard madness because it does look weird. Idk tho
Other woman talking is their own choice!!
He can't force them!
Perhaps the wife chose to do it this way?!🤷
Absolutely!!!! Thank god someone spoke!!!!! Its super cringe to see a voiceless ninja 🥷 in the video , Absolutely pointless and useless...
It's not that she doesn't feel comfortable talking it's that she can not use her voice she is being treated like a slave
You dont know them@@Dj.brownhood
Hypocrisy is rife, Ali Dawah is fine with advocating our sisters talking about intimate issues on his show, yet his wife is covered from head to toe. Men should have ghirah (protective jealousy) over all of our Muslim women, not selective ghirah. Allah swt knows best
english?
Ghirah isn't an Islamic teaching, it is a made up thing
What if she wants, does that counts or he should force to talk
@@improvnation actually, protective jealous is 100% real. Look it up. It even exists in animals.
What are you even talking about, think with a bigger picture. Not negatively, hes trying to tell us a solution to a huge problem in this world
Just put your wife behind the camera and she can text you while your next to her no need to be extra and get her to wear a full burqa in a video where her appearance is not necessary
Very scary person you are😳 women's presence and options arnt haram.
Promoting burqa is good thing akhi
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@@Anas_fazil Where does it say in the Quran for women to cover their faces?
“O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies (i.e. screen themselves completely except the eyes or one eye to see the way). That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allaah is Ever Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful”
[al-Ahzaab 33:59]
I honestly have a very hard time believing it’s her choice to voice her opinion trough ‘a white board’. They could have used a voice box if she doesn’t want her voice to be known.
She can write small senteces he can talk for hours (as he loves the sound of his own voice).
It’s by default an unequal setup.
Yess im a muslim girl myself and this looks so degrading to me
@@barmysupreme1638 It’s not equal. As you say she could have been behind the camera. And the only thing she ‘said’ he quickly put down.
This doesn’t’ look like the actions of a man that values his wife’s opinion.
I'm Muslim too, there's no need to such thing and I don't understand why they do It lol
Although it doesn't look good in general it doesn't explain why are having a hard time believing it was her choice?(ان بعض الظن إثم) So Don't make it harder on yourself.
Of course his wife wanted to do that as Ali wouldn't force her to do it through a white board only
Why are you bringing up their relationship on your social media platform? Who granted you the authority to discuss this matter? This is none of your business. It is absolutely ridiculous. It is best to avoid getting involved in this matter. It is not our place to judge why they got divorced, especially since they are both adults. There is no need to discuss this.
Thank you 🙌🏻 i really appreciate your comment, especially if you're a man
They posted it publicly?? What u on about. Of course man’s gonna comment on this if it is public. That is why he said keep things private. He isn’t giving opinions about their relationship. He is saying to listen to both sides. Truly as a Muslim you should agree.
@@thatboyn0xy 🤡 he is talking about their situation regarding divorce when they aren't even divorced 🤡 and the podcast of the sister wasn't even about divorce it was related to her childhood trauma that indirectly related to her marriage
Your comment is a full proof you did not watch the video but commented based on reading the caption
Sure, let me simplify my explanation for you.
Suppose Khalid is my father and Salama is my mother. It is important to respect personal boundaries and avoid discussing sensitive topics, such as someone's parents' relationship, especially on public platforms like social media. Engaging in such discussions can lead to unnecessary speculation and misunderstandings, which can be detrimental to everyone involved.
What is the purpose of having individuals from different locations engage in a formal discussion, specifically referring to one another by name to establish their identities?
This is not how I expected the marriage documentary to turn out
Whoa cineranter! You're a Muslim bro?
His marriage documentry is the biggest scam kown to man
😂
Ali dawut
Because he’s desperate for clout that’s all. He’s BEEN doing click bait for years
This Ali dawah needs dawah himself. He needs to stop himself calling Ali dawah
I totally agree!
@@mentalhealthadvocate8467 u r the generation raised by the west no winder why u r like that , look at ur self u who is talkimg who is to give dawah and cover ur awrah first
Fitnah fitnah fitna
@@mentalhealthadvocate8467 because u were raised by the west from youth that is why
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Its a complicated issue, i think a good muslim will not discuss others misfortunate.. we dont want in return allah test us the same 😊
100% fact
Exactly 100% correct
Got married 12 years ago tomorrow is our 12th anniversary with 2 kids Alhamdulillah but still no marriage documentary from Ali 😂
That's not fair. We already watched the first part.
Mashallah, may Allah grant you more kids!
@@Elysium.108 Ameen 🤲🏾
@@BlueBlue23he should have never released the first episode, better of left as a mac guffin, like they do in storytelling
I was 17 years old in college when I first heard of Ali releasing a documentary, I am now 26 year old...
Salaam. How are you and your wife reacting to a divorce of a couple who haven’t even announced they are divorcing? All of this is gossip. These people have never said they are even separated. The video you used was of the wife talking about her childhood traumas not her marriage.
And ironically majority of their viewers think that they are being rewarded.
salam
This has to be a joke because it's very embarrassing
Nah they are 100 percent serious. It's like looking back in time to 7th century Arabia. Embarrassing ideology.
nah stay mad non muslims
Ali is a clown, and sick in the head
Its a joke
😂
You shouldn't make a video about them without their consent and respect their privacy
Naah bruh this is a little too much tbh
Brother how sad in the end. You have gheerah for your wife. Yet you dont have gheerah to all the other sisters who came on your show open faced, made up, hair showing, beauty showing, chit chatting with opposite sex facing each other some of whom married for the whole world (males) to see and admire. We say it as we see it. Not at all from the sunnah. Lot to atone for and unfortunately these episodes are here to stay and be on all participants' accounts.
Those are not his wife (yet)
Well said.
He has to protect his wife he is being a husband here and he has no control over any other person wife I'm a sister and If I was on any public show or in public in general my face will never be exposed and this is no person choice but my own
This is what I always said this it’s best comment
Slave ideology
Your own wife does not want her voice to be know or u don't allow her voice to be heard but you run a podcast with men and women sitting and speaking together about sexual marital topics... very odd
It's controlling and you can tell...he's obviously very controlling. Uuuggghhhh!
He is even promoting shilajit in this video...how ironic. 😂
Why you commenting about this, it does not concern you..
Don’t get surprised if David wood takes this video to talk about oppression in Islam against women 🤣
😂
😂😂😂I'm telling you.
David Wood got Telegram degree from WhatsApp University in Imo subject. 😂
😂😂😂
Who is David Wood ?
The podcast was about her childhood trauma not her marriage
agreed
Then what are the reasons of their divorce , can u share ? …
Laknatullah alaiha, someone wife but be in close proximity with other man that is not mahram being face to face like that and two of them talking close like that.
You guys complain about Bitter Truth show, but Salama doing podcast like that is ok?😂
Salma is a moron her bad childhood is not his fault
In a video I saw she just explains about her childhood being miserable OK? what's the divorce about ? She's a Fake
You are making us Muslims look bad 😭
We should cancel this guy.
Totally.
This guy is a comedy show free of charge. Asking „Alims“ for advice, producing the most cringe video.
Going through the comments it becomes clear that the audience is wiser than the preacher.
I’m sorry but I thought the divorce has not even been 100% confirmed by EITHER spouses and speculation on “who’s fault” it is, is wrong no matter if the fault is being shown toward the man or woman. No one knows what goes on between two people in a marriage and to even make this video is playing to gossip, drama, and there was absolutely no positive to this video when its foundation is based off speculation and backbiting.
You 100% right
No offense, but just as many sisters have gone astray following the feminism ideology, some brothers have also gone astray following the red pill ideology. We need to not always assume it's men or women that's in the wrong in each individual case. That said, why their marriage ended in divorce, we don't know. We don't know the dynamics of their marriage. They may even still be married. It's not our business, so this video needs to be deleted.
@shimmer4771 Exactly! we're being divided by feminism Vs Redpill ideologies instead of following true Islam that safeguards the rights and dignities of each gender. Satan is laughing happily in the corner right now.
What a load of rubbish
Also such as useless format for the video. It did more harm than good. Be the man. If your wife doesn’t want to be in a video that’s fine but all this nonsense about passing a whiteboard. Utter nonsense.
Well... And why she Is on the video? She can't decide for herself?
No?? 🤣
Blink twice if you’re in danger 😂😭
Lol she most probably is
@@chillimilli2984 NAH
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She can't even do that cuz her face is covered 😕
@@Glo0micq CAUSE HE LOVES HIS WIFE
Oh come on guys leave salama and khalid alone focus on yourselfs and your marriages. Only Allah can judge!!!
@aliDawah She didn’t even say anything about her marriage, the video was talking about her childhood. He even ask her if they were going to have more kids. Please do your research before you do a video!
Ali too dense to know that. He should’ve done more research
Why does this look like something straight out of some kind thriller??! Any moment a guy is gonna come out of that veil 😂😂
Smile2 janna should do a face reveal. 😊
Yep......mohammed hijab
imagine a non-muslim (and for sure are some at least) seeing this video, this will strengthen even more the belief that women in islam are oppressed; now try to explain to him / her about the freedom of the muslim women in islam, yeah! right! they will believe you! balance will never ever be in extremes; extreme will attract the other extreme but never the balance!
The woman's voice is awrah in Islam that's why she writes in the table
@@chaylazzajazzaj , any reliable source for what you state?
Aisha's voice (may Allah be pleased with her) when was teaching was it awrah too, or some men make awrah be whatever they want it be ?! just asking
Present! 🤘🤘🤘
Exactly, but these people want to make an entirely new religion up to their own tastes.
This is True Islam
To be honest we shouldn’t be commenting on their divorce but giving advice on avoiding it in general. There are worse situations brothers and sisters are in forced marriages domestic abuse, we should give support there
There are probably horrified at people talking about them without knowing the full story that they didn't even share
I don't even know if they're divorced. We don't know the dynamics of their marriage. But, either way, it's none of our business. Why do people feel the need to speak on them is beyond me.
@@shimmer4771ikr! I mean ali literally took the sister's personal matter and made a video related to her divorce when she was literally talking about her childhood trauma!
What's the point of having your wife on the video like this. It is extreme and gives false image of muslim women as "oppressed" . Salama and Khalid haven't confirmed any divorce.
I like that your wife wants nothing to do with social media. And you find ways to respect that regardless. I appreciate that a lot.
He probably doesn’t let her on social media
@@iz4372 how do u know? Why do u assume that? Why don't u keep u ahh down
@@duper1193 Don't bother. I expected people like him in the comments
@@farhannadeemahmedaiitj5323 yea u right I also expected them but hahaha they won because they got a reaction outta of me
@@duper1193 because men like him think women posting on social media is like prostitution
Part of the beauty of a persons islaam is that he leaves out that which does not concerns him. Prophet muhammad.
This is the closest we get to the marriage documentary 😂🙏
We will watch that marriage documentary in Jannah I give up on this life 😂😂
Hasn't the marriage documentary already been released? I remember even watching it......
he needs to delete this whole documentary it’s all haram showing women without hijabs
The podcast with Salama was about her childhood trauma. She’s been through so much and showing people it didn’t have to define them. That podcast was really good. She’s didn’t mention too much but enough for people to relate. She also leaves her private life in regards to her husband out of it. They haven’t announced it so why are you assuming?? Maybe they’re separated and working on it. Or maybe just maybe. It’s not actually anyone’s business? It’s a little hypocritical doing this with your wife but inviting women on your bitter truth show. They are responsible for their actions but why are YOU providing that space?
Please don't forget HOW MANY TIMES he clarified "I'm not saying sister Salama/brother Khalid did anything". Still not satisfied? He just took their case as an example. He's talking about people in general.
If he "force" this format on other woman on the Bitter Truth Show, the women online will get angry with him because "he is making woman not seen and not heard".
And if any female panels choose to be appear like this, i believe Ali more than happy to accomodate but apparently most eomen now have social media and post their photos and videos daily so to appear in a show that cover awrah is not anything wrong at all and not even seat side by side.
Laknatullah alaiha, someone wife but be in close proximity with other man that is not mahram being face to face like that and two of them talking close like that.
You guys complain about Bitter Truth show, but Salama doing podcast like that is ok?😂
@@cnachopchopnewsagency "la3natullah 3aleha" is never a way u should start a sentence, in fact as muslims we're not allowed to say that AT ALL except that it falls back to the one who said it, i suggest u delete/or edit that comment and repent, just advice xx
Even that was to much sitting there with a non Mahram and having deep conversations whilst wearing make-up having music in the viedeo background and so on and forth
and also this is too much already you can't be sinning in the public and than expect that now one is going to judge you in public
May Allah guide us Ammen 🤲🏽
reacts? bro dont put your wife on this vid as bait. be better.
May Allah increase the love between you two ❤❤😂😂
Ameen
Ameen
Ameen
Aameen
How is her bad childhood his fault ?
But Islamically you dont have to cover your hands! I respect your protection over your wife. But pls dont go overboard. This isnt Islam. Islam teaches moderation in all things. Her hand after her wrist isnt her aura!
And neither is her face and voice, but these extremists really need to smear our name and reputation, don't they?
Ali didn’t go Overboard sister!!!!! He went whiteboard.
not it doesnt. lets not lie about Islaam. The 4 imaams of fiqh are agreed that ATKLEAST covering hands is recommended if not obligatory while Imam Ahmad(mu#tammid of the hanbali madhab) believes it is obligatory for women to cover their face and hands....Please dont talk about Islaam without knowledge.
@@taimurahmadit's not
And how is that your business? Do you know if it’s the woman’s choice? Why does her covering her hands bother you? What effect does exposing her hands have on you? And I assume you’re a Muslim 🤦🏾♀️
She’s an adult
I love how you protect your wife even her voice mashallah Tabarakallah feekum
As salam u alaikum there is nothing wrong with her to speak but she doesn’t want to and I’ll make sure she has her wish. I would’ve otherwise had on bitter truth show sitting next to me. But she doesn’t want anything to do with social media. But she helps me immensely behind the scenes may Allah swt bless her and protect her.
Mashallah
But he doesnt mind having sisters on podcasts
Read what he said his wife does not want to go on the show the other women want to. The women who go on his show arent held on gunpoint its there own choice.@@Foralluhaterz
@@Faizayulwhat de f you talking about?
Can I say as a white Muslim revert, if I had watched this video a year ago I would have felt so sorry for your wife, thinking she was super oppressed… now I watch it after Allah guided me to Islam and see the meaning and beauty in hijab and I think your wife is so lucky to have a husband that protects her so much! Bless you both! And I hope you keep this video up, at least as a way to inspire other sisters who may not see the true meaning behind hijab yet. Thank you for showing me just how much I’ve changed, and how grateful I am for that! Alhamdulilah!
Mahshalllah Alhamdulillah
The correct view as indicated by the evidence is that the woman’s face is ‘awrah which must be covered. It is the most tempting part of her body, because what people look at most is the face, so the face is the greatest ‘awrah of a woman. This is in addition to the shar’i evidence which states that it is obligatory to cover the face.
For example, Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer palms of hands or one eye or dress like veil, gloves, headcover, apron), and to draw their veils all over Juyoubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)…” [al-Nur 24:31]
Drawing the veil all over the juyub implies covering the face.
When Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) was asked about the verse (interpretation of the meaning): “O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies.” [al-Ahzab 33:59], he covered his face, leaving only one eye showing. This indicates that what was meant by the verse was covering the face. This was the interpretation of Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) of this verse, as narrated from him by ‘Ubaydah al-Salmani when he asked him about it.
In the Sunnah, there are many ahadith, such as: the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “The women woman in ihram is forbidden to veil her face (wear Niqab) or to wear the burqa’.” This indicates that when women were not in ihram, women used to cover their faces.
This does not mean that if a woman takes off her Niqab or burqa’ in the state of ihram that she should leave her face uncovered in the presence of non-mahram men. Rather she is obliged to cover it with something other than the Niqab or burqa’, on the evidence of the hadith of ‘Aishah (may Allah be pleased with her) who said: “We were with the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in ihram, and when men passed by us, we would lower the Khimar on our heads over our faces, and when they moved on we would lift it again.”
Women in ihram and otherwise are obliged to cover their faces in front of non-mahram men, because the face is the center of beauty and it is the place that men look at… and Allah knows best.” (Fatawa al-Marah al-Muslimah, 1/396, 397)
He also said:
“It is OK to cover the face with the Niqab or burqa’ which has two openings for the eyes only, because this was known at the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and because of necessity. If nothing but the eyes show, this is fine, especially if this is customarily worn by women in her society.” (Fatawa al-Marah al-Muslimah, 1/399)
Alhamdulillah Masha Allah brother. Establish the Qur'an and Sunnah as guidance. Not anything else. I think Ali is protecting his wife because of his status as a famous influencer.
So true. I always think about aiesha being 9 and being mounted by a 54 year old man (pedaphile false prophet). The Love this cult has is amazing. Also remember the Sun sets in a hot muddy Spring!! Wake up.
Ma’sha’Allah
Brother they are not divorced. The rumours transpired after she did a podcast and spoke about abuse as a child and her trauma. Not once did she imply that she is divorced. Please remove this video as it not the truth about our sister and brother.
Exactly
Why couldn't you just mute her when she talked to you instead of using a whiteboard 🤣🤣🤦♂️🤦♂️
Because then you wouldn’t have known what she was saying if it was muted. And there’s time and effort that goes behind editing. This is simpler and faster.
They could have muted her sound and put the actual words at the bottom
@@high.vibrational.collective why should they go through the effort of editing?
@@winter_bear4632 no comment bro😂 🤦
@@mba849 I’m not a bro… I’m a sister….
With all due respect, how can you call this video „wife reacts…“ when this is a monologue and the wife basically has no say…
this guy is so disturbing. judging others and his wife can’t even speak and just staying behind the camera is she a prisoner or something? he’s so extreme it’s disgusting
Ali Dawah brings the word 'cringe' to a whole new level.
Best comment 😭🤣
Pray for me, I find a pious wife.
May Allah find you pious wife and make you husband who will respect her and not making her the maid of your mother or her inlaws.
InshaAllah but in the mean time, fast
@@Nikkinikkilove😂 i love this
have patience brother through reminding yourself of allahs blessings
May Allah give you what you wish and more.
Ali, I've noticed you post a lot of videos and pictures of women on your channel, not to mention the way they speak about certain topics. As a fellow brother in Islam, I advise you to delete those videos. It's absolutely forbidden in Islam, and besides, would you want your sister or wife to do the same? Wallahi, it's incorrect, and you have to protect our sisters as well. Please take this advice sincerely from me. May Allah guide us all.
They're not divorced, people are incredibly stupid. She was talking about her childhood days and the form of neglect and somewhat abuse she faced. Stop misinterpreting this! She is happily married with her two kids and loving/caring husband.
He asked her marriage she said some stuff
Married life on social media 🤦♂ They always will need to prove something in front of people.
And ironically they always divorce😂
those social media marriages always fail!
This is why I love Islam as a Christian ✝️
It seems that men are more prone to loneliness than women. Men can hate a woman, not be attracted to her, and still hold her hostage for the sake of her not being with someone else, and/or so he can have somebody to lay with until he finds someone else - IF he finds someone else. If the relationship ends, it's usually because the woman had enough, although that doesn't mean he was at fault. Her "enough" may have been small or resolvable.
Wtf she doesn't even have the right to speak now ?
Why you dont ask her why do you think she didnt agree to this??
😂 Voice to attract men okay .@@Ellemia_Burkart
Brother in all honesty how can you make a video based on a situation we have no certainty over? We don't have the full picture of their story and you disclosed yourself if Khalid and Salama are divorced but then want to speak about divorce in general and not directed them but then have their name in the title and react to their video is indirectly talking about them. It makes no sense. If you wanted to discuss divorce in general then it would have been much more better to make a video without attaching it to a certain people. With how social media works, it may do more harm to them causing drama.
I get your point on this topic but I couldn’t agree with the white board communication 🤦♀️ I mean I respect that she doesn’t want to be on social media but come on now the white board communication is not a good look especially since we already have this stigma about Muslim women being “oppressed” idk sorry but it’s pretty weird in my opinion.
The stigmas of society and the opinion of people doesn't matter in Islam. It is highly recommended in Islam for a woman to not speak in front of non Mehrams if it's not necessary. It is closer to the taqwa of Allah swt. The wives and daughters of prophet Muhammad pbuh practiced it. Many of the sahabiyat practiced it. It is much closer to piousness for a woman. So we should not try to practice Islam in a way that please the society and people, but we should practice Islam in a way that please Allah swt and which is the way of prophet pbuh.
@@hammadafsarvines586 sure we’re supposed be speak in a good manner and certain tone but we’re not meant to be mute 🙄 is this how the women in your life communicate? I highly doubt it. I also highly doubt that she spoke to him in sign language or through a white board when the first met. Stop spreading false information about our beautiful religion. Using our God given voice is hardly trying to “please” anyone 😒 It’s not complicated.
@@zee0925 I know you would deny that fact that women not speaking in front of non Mehrams is highly recommend in Islam and is closer to the taqwa of Allah swt.
Prophet pbuh said that when praying in the masjid behind an Imam, if the imam makes a mistake then the men should correct the imam by saying subhanAllah, but if the women wants to correct the imam then they should not say anything but instead they should hit their right hand over the back of their left hand to make a clapping sound, so that when imam will hear it, he will know that he has made a mistake.
So why do you think prophet pbuh didn't allowed the women to not even say subhanAllah in the masjid? Because their are non Mehrams in the masjid. And it is not encouraged for a woman to make her voice audible to non Mehram without necessity.
The wives and daughters of prophet pbuh does not used to speak in front of non Mehrams unnecessarily. This is closer to the taqwa of Allah swt for a woman.
@@hammadafsarvines586 you know I would deny? So now you’re speaking on my behalf? Lol or do you just assume you know what I believe? Firstly let’s not compare ourselves to the daughters of the prophet (pbuh) and again let’s not complicate a simple conversation, she’s not leading a prayer nor reciting the adhan 😂 she’s speaking to her husband. She could’ve let him know her opinion at home and he could’ve simply shared it with everyone without having her awkwardly sitting there. Again it’s my opinion on the video. You don’t have to agree.
@@zee0925 you literally proved me right by denying what is said, so I was indeed right.
And what do you mean by lets not compare ourself to daughters of prophet pbuh? Wives and daughters of prophet pbuh are literally the role model for the Muslim women. Muslim women have to follow their footsteps. Who else you want to compare with, Kardashians?
And who is talking about leading salah or making adan? The prophet pbuh prohibited women to even say SubhanAllah to correct imam. This show that it is highly recommended for women to not speak in front of non Mehrams if it's not necessary.
And lastly I was not even talking about this video. I was addressing the point that you made where you said that their is nowhere in Islam where it says women to conceal their voice in front of non Mehrams. So i gave you the reference from the hadiths.
I appreciate that you and your wife are respecting your privacy. May Allah continue to protect your family and prosper you ❤
I'm not hating but I'm curious if you'd allow your wife to sit on a podcast with other men to talk about private matters ?
If that would disgust you then I do think you should rethink the segment to of your show where you bring in woman. Esp when they do not have proper hijab.
Allahu A'lam
✍️ get yourself a whiteboard, so he listens 😂
SubhanAllah, Ali Dawah is exposing himself without even realizing.
Gossiping is haram!
He don't care his a freak, look at the way his treating his "wife".
Titles the video Wife reacts while the wife barely scribbles 2 sentences lmao
Masha'Allah!
May the exalted Allah let us draw on the excellence of Mr. and Mrs. Ali Dawah for life!
Yeah for online gossiping about a couple who hasn't even divorced yet :D
Stop spreading rumors Ali on their divorce that never happened
To all the people criticising Ali and saying why is his wife not speaking he clearly said she has a choice if she wants to speak so get a life and always assume the best for your Muslim brothers and sisters
This is stupid. Of course she has a choice but if she dont want to speak she shouldn’t even be on camera, non-muslims trolling us the way we treat our women ffs its 21st century and you live in europe not a 3rd world country
But, maybe Ali should do the same. When Sneako mentioned about women only becoming Muslim because of men, this statement was false. Ali Dawah nor Mohamed Hijab said anything. Someone finally explained why this statement was false, but the problem is, Ali needs to address when men are in the wrong. How come he won't? I don't agree with feminism, but he does not need to follow red pill, either. We're just going to fail if we do.
She’s talking about her upbringing past, they are not divorced Ali stop 🛑 saying what u not know.
I respect khalid for being quite in the situation like this coz he owe no explanation to no one
And ali dawa he's right,Just because Salama comes out n talk about her divorce in public that does not make her innocent only Allah knows best what makes them go separate ways .
We, as Muslims, what only we should do is to make dua for them instead of seeing only one side as Ali dawah said...
I love this video a lot ❤❤❤ may Allah bless you bro
They are not divorced that’s why
But she didn’t talk about their divorce at all!!!
Where is she talking about her divorce.
Khalid should start to speak about people suffering in GHAZA ! Support charities and help ! BT it's 6months and he chooses to ignore it ! He is better making content about Indi India India ...supporter of isra hell and oppresor of Muslims !
The truth is, the podcast did not talk about her divorce, is she's even divorced. But it's none of our business. It's gossip to talk about them. Let's focus on Gaza.
I think Salama has childhood trauma,she used Khalid to get out of her home n now that she has grown she realised she didn't want Khalid. Most times people who.are in the wrong run to speak about the issue,Khalid has not even discussed any issue with Salama
No, social media changed a lot of people, especially influencers will never be satisfied, they are never and will never be happy Bcz they’re always want more and more.
Agree. It's ridiculous. Every excuse in the book when reality is that social media is destroying and warping us. Makes us think grass is greener on the other side.@@Sibrah04
So you think he was her rebound? Sounds very selfish.
@@Sibrah04not alwaysss true but ok.
This is a good point. He doesn't bad mouth her.
When it comes to divorce, the first thing should be mentioned is how many times did they do jamaah together daily? Yes, men are recommended to salah in masjid but after that they can go home and still be imam to the family. Prayers are what connect us to God. If you are missing it, fight your best to be as consistent as possible. Allah knows our effort to do so
Prayer with jamaah in masjid is obligatory (fard) for healthy men.
Salam Ali, as someone who hosts bitter truth show with approval of high level scholars why dont you show your wife or let her speak, I'm in no way asking you to do this but I would expect you to have the same level of respect to other people's wife's and daughters as you would for yours.
When Assim AL Hakeem made a post about bitter truth you defended it as, your scholars approved, where girls have make up and talk about illicit topics, seeing as you aren't allowing your wife to talk in public let alone show herself, this is a double standard.
I generally support you and have supported your various projects in the past but as a brother I advice you
Wassalam
In the video Ali clearly said to his wife she can speak if you want.
12:00 Ali said that was her choice not to speak
You wouldn't film someone against their will. The women and men on the bitter truth show have no problem being in full view of the camera whereas Ali's wife rather not be in the center of the spotlight. It's their choice. It'd be unethical to film someone who doesn't want to be on camera.
Laknatullah alaiha, someone wife but be in close proximity with other man that is not mahram being face to face like that and two of them talking close like that.
You guys complain about Bitter Truth show, but Salama doing podcast like that is ok?😂
If he "force" this format on other woman on the Bitter Truth Show, the women online will get angry with him because "he is making woman not seen and not heard".
And if any female panels choose to be appear like this, i believe Ali more than happy to accomodate but apparently most eomen now have social media and post their photos and videos daily so to appear in a show that cover awrah is not anything wrong at all and not even seat side by side.
Why is the wife not speaking for herself 😮😮
B/c that crook abused her 💀
May Allah preserve you both and make your marriage fruitful in both worlds. Ameen Ameen Ameen
May Almighty bless you and protect you Ali,wife n Fam. Ameen
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Exactly- bro why are you bringing up another brother’s divorce on your channel? It’s got nothing Zero to do with you! Whilst you keep your marriage and wife hidden and private you openly discuss another woman whose marriage has broken down and bring out their flaws and issues in the public realm
Why bro? Why- do this? This type of behaviour is not acceptable nor is it Islamic
So refrain from such actions and stop!!!
Great video, Mashallah Tabarak Allah!!! As a sister, I have wanted to hear your wife's perspectives of some topics you discuss, just out of curiosity to get that other perspective, and I'm so happy she was involved in this one, Alhamdullilah. May Allah give you both good health and protection from all evil, Ameen. I really felt the part about the evil-eye and keeping your private life a secret, even from your blood-relations, because my dad sometimes over shares to my aunties/uncles, and exaggerates while doing so (especially my educational status), and I genuinely believe it's making my life more difficult. Jazaak Allah for the reminders.
Omg why is she wearing a glove 😂
Apparently according to the sicko her hands are somehow sexaul😂
Salama wasn't talking about her husband. She was talking about childhood abuse. Omg. Idk whats wronf with ali dawah nowadays .
Well they are on social media
I dont trust him😅
The “carry on feeling sorry for us” is so funny 🤣🤣🤣 may Allah bless you both 🙏🏼🫶🏼
Ali fix your fade . And stop addressing other peoples lives if you want to talk about divorce don’t address personal problems related to other people . If you want to talk about divorce go from books and those people of knowledge .
😂😂 fix your fade
@@redman6790 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It would have been better if Brother Ali had given a general and not personal nasiha. I respect the privacy of others, but I also want others to respect my privacy.
For sure we can’t take sides, blame one person. You definitely need to hear both sides of the story. In the interview, Soloma mostly talks about her childhood trauma. The questions are not directly about her marriage. We don’t know for sure if they are separate or divorced. They may be divorced due to a mutual agreement. Nobody has to be the monster, some couples do divorce peacefully. Maybe they are separate and working it out through marriage counseling, who knows.
Yo Im first this is crazy
With the advent of social media, people had used it to show every aspect of their life and activities publicly… from photos, food, travels, social functions, family gatherings, and even aspects of their lives which are better to be keep in private. It’s like everyone became a celebrity and a public figure, that even a stranger knows about you.
Thanks for both of you, we benefited a lot,
I appreciate Brother Ali for raising the question about why men are automatically blamed. In my experience, it's never the brothers' fault. This '70s stereotype of men being abusive has been used heavily recently, and unfortunately, some of our sisters have adopted this view. From my perspective, these sisters seem unhappy and are quick to leave at the slightest difficulty or unhappiness. Nowadays, there's an expectation for brothers to entertain the sister and excel at everything, just because of her existence. There is no reciprocation.
In today's terms, even the mildest criticism of her inappropriate joke is considered abuse. These sisters will cry abuse, using that '70s stereotype against their husbands, because their husband simply told her not to be rude. The majority of the brother are victim of this.
Where all of you from?
But you can only account for your own experience. I don't blame the male or female. I try to take each individual case. This will help avoid hypocrisy or slander, as every person is different. As for K and S, she spoke on her podcast about her childhood, not divorce, according to people above. It's best to not discuss married people only because it's none of our business. We need to avoid gossip, for Allah may call us to account for it.
@@vaastafraja5685your opinion is reallyyyy flawed. It's the opposite. Try visiting subcontinent
Why not let the sisters speak😅 brother everyone wants to protect their wife but you're doing too much😅😅 this is why people hate us
Have you watched the video? It’s her choice.
@@enamulhaquejoy6962when did she say this bloody fruitcake
It is her choice, perhaps watch the video before commenting and also stop worrying about what others think your faith only should matter not what others think
@@Dhuxul9facts people are so weak and wanna be accepted by none Muslims
Who cares if people hate us as long as Allah is pleased with us?? You're one of those Muslims that seek validation from the other side and it's gross.
He has a free mixing podcast with women speaking openly but has his wife writing on a white board
I love that she is not even talking. Just beautiful ❤️. May Allah bless your marriage.
Don't put your nose in others live...and don't call it dawa it is just namima
Leave them alone! .. fear Allah brothers and sisters talking about wht does not concern you
Imagine thinking even letting her speak is against Islam
Information, not an opinion: A woman’s voice is not haram in Islam, and Aisha, the wife of the Prophet Muhammad, used to teach and teach Muslims about the teachings of their religion, but cutting your hair short like that is haram in Islam.
Thank you for this video, I like that we get to see your wives point of view as well, keep it up in sha Allah. May Allah SWT protect you from all harm.
Your wife is the freest woman on earth! Alhumdoolilaa!
Without Jesus nobody is free 🙏
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How is she free?
You touched on some good points, Ali. In the topic of divorce, family and social opinions are often biased, assuming that men are largely responsible for the instability and precariousness.
May Allah bless you all you are encouraging people like us who are unmarried to know more about what’s all about marrying jazakum Allahu kheiran
No, he's encouraging online gossiping :D about a couple who isn't even divorced yet and using a podcast where the lady is talking about her childhood trauma, NOT her divorce
@@chillimilli2984 STOP BACKBITTING IN THE COMMENTS BLUD
personal life means you have to keep it personal. simple!
This mixing english with arabic is painfully cringe
What a great idea to intact haya. You've kept her voice unheard while she's still sharing her ideas. Really appreciate that
Couldn't he do that with the other woman on his bitter truth show ?
Couldn't he use some other method like a voice-over or something that isn't this degrading?
@@chillimilli2984 Go ask Ali's wife why she wanted to do this lol instead of Ali. Don't women have their own choice?
@@j86485 they have but some people in the comment section really thought that this is included in "haya." It's not. To think that the women who choose not to speak are better than women who do speak up and talk about their perspective and opinions is just hella degrading.
May Allah Ta'ala preserve ur marriage & reward u immensely 4 ur intentions in helping d ummah, Allahumma Aamiin Ya Rabb!
Many people don't realise hijab is not just the hair but voice, eyes and ears
he's also the champ
@FuckMo-nn9vv child, are you ok?? Do you need help???? Your username says everything we need to know about you. Please remember to take your meds!!
@@FuckMoMo.how it's protecting the wife
How? Protecting our females is 'sick'?@@FuckMoMo.
That’s right - it’s everything - it should be like that they don’t even exist. Islam is truly a religion of peace.