Sami Hamdi | Islamists, the Ikhwan & Political Pragmatism | BB #65
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2021
- In this insightful episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain hosts journalist, political pundit and activist Sami Hamdi. #bloodbrotherspodcast #ikhwan #islamism
Topics of discussion include:
- What is ‘political Islam’ and should Muslims use the term “Islamist”?
- Has Islamism in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) become synonymous with the Muslim Brotherhood/Ikhwan?
- What is the future of Islamic political parties and movements in the MENA, namely the MB?
- Pitfalls of unrestricted political pragmatism - compromises and being fair/consistent in criticising/praising Islamist movements and figures.
- The plausibility of any meaningful Muslim unification emerging in the existing world order.
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Jazakallah khayran.
وَعَلَيْكُم السَّلَام وَرَحْمَةُ اَللهِ وَبَرَكاتُهُ
Broke my heart and open my eyes so much upon discovering Sami Hamdi has been prevented from doing Umrah/Hajj
Hajj is fard
@@shayed9930salman in the beloved Arabia seems to not understand that.
Please get him on several more times!!
Masha Allah. Sami hamdi has another level talent given by Allah almighty. Hope to see much more lectures and podcasts from him insha Allah
did not even know that such Muslims existed, jazakallahu khairan brother Sami Hamdi may Allah inspire people through you
This guy speaks so well mashallah
guys share this podcast with your friends , sami hamdi is an important asset in the political sphere , may Allah bless him ! powerful speech
Brilliant episode. Much love for Sami and dilly. May Allah swt safeguard them both and may Allah swt grant us the honour of helping his Deen
THE TIME HAS COME FOR A PART 2 OF THIS!
*Always a pleasure to listen to bro Sami. I always watch him whenever he is given airtime on TRT World and Al Jazeera. And I follow him on Twitter as well.*
This was absolutely POWERFUL. Mashallah what an episode!
MashaAllah great podcast. Need more intellectual people like him
Enjoyed the podcast. Thank you Sami Hamdi
subhanallah, what an amazing insight, need brother sami back on inshallah, would also love to hear dilly talking more about these topics on the podcast.
Really enjoyed this podcast !!!
Alhamdullilah loved the podcast !!!! 👏
This was a brilliant podcast. It was so very informative!
Great podcast mashallah please keep them coming!
Amazing, mind blowing, may Allah support both of you. Very proud of our young generation.
It's brilliant to see how much this programme has developed 👌
May Allah bless brother Sami with Umrah and Hajj. May Allah protect him.
The challenge for those who want to bring Islam into public life in MENA is to develop the kind of institutions that will facilitate a holistic development of those societies, involving the whole society.
Would love to see more of this, and less of the community's hard-earned money going towards larger and larger mosques.
May Allah swt bless brothers Sami.
Sami hamdi best islamic speaker, every muslim must watch sami hamdi
Brilliant podcast..MashaAllah
Loving the work rate keep it up yara
Jazakallahu khairan
Alhamdolillah for ISLAM!!! love you my brothers!
Famous quote of 2nd Khalifa hazrat umar faruq raziallahu taala anhu when he conquered Jerusalem - ALLAH SUBHANAHU WA TAALA gave us honor through ISLAM and if we try to get it through any means other than ISLAM ALLAH SUBHANAHU WA TAALA would humiliate us , this is exactly what's happening in muslim world right now
Precisely. In fact, we've been suffering the results of this for hundreds of years now.
May Allah reward you both.
Too good, Ma Sha Allah
Please call Sharjeel Usmani of India to discuss the Islamophobia there
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In Global politics, each leader will have to define his country's interest. Each will have his priorities. Not always many will agree with him.
Muslim brothers ❤️
Bro, why is your website out of reach in pakistan??
every Muslim should surah Al-Ma'un every day and act on it
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nobody fights role of religion in life , there is not need to have religion in the state in order to have religion in your life , and most islamists function as a cult , so we do not need them in power and tell us how to live because there are different interpretation of religion , i do not want anyone forcing me , secularism does not stop islam to be in society , because you both living in such countries and you are living fully with your interpretation in your lives
Bro Sami should attend H To study with bro Dily to become even better to learn Islamic Politics & governing system.
May Allah protect brothers from hands of Ziopigs Arabian regimes.
Do a podcast with "Shahid Bolsen" - he's got some next level content.
Ik what he meant but I don't think he shouldve said 'with all due respect to these religions.'
my problem is that Islamismus comes from the secularist realm we should not even entertain these labels just as much as racial slurs should never be encouraged to be championed over by the subject trying to liberate its self from a social slurr. it will only hold us down.
We are Ummah & Jammat al-Sunnat. we don't need Westernized our belief in politics it's inherently Modernized from the foundations which come from Allah.
in terms of where we draw the line, i think our Ummah needs to realize that redline is when forces external & Internal want to remove our progress(islam) that helps civilization like when Leftists don't allow the exclusion of Unions & cooperatives in economic dealings. As long as Islam is not twisted we can use Electoralism when it suits us not when it will backbite... We don't start with middle-ground solutions we start with our Aspirations; in doing those negotiations we can find the limit breaker and press a stake into the political landscape the best possible deal we have with others. Then start making sure the roots of our Ummah can replace the Pegged Stake so the Ummah is firm in that spot & truly to extend the stake into another realm so we progress in our Deen.
I hear a lot of this, and while it makes sense to a certain extent, we should not forget that if we were TRULY all concerned about non-Westernizing Islam, no Muslims would be in the West, and we would have very little contact with them. Internet and social media would be virtually divorced of Western influence. No Muslim would be in a Western or Western-oriented university. And there would be no such thing as financial "ties" with the West. Once we went down these paths, the rest was a foregone conclusion.
The reality today is that there is much more that a practicing Salafi Muslim has in common with a practicing Shiite Muslim in real terms than a practicing Salafi Muslim has with another, non-practicing (or moderately-practicing) academically-accredited Sunni Muslim. And it's THAT LATTER divide which is far more real and poignant than the former, and it's because of that that we're making these new labels and studies and fusions to properly examine and classify where the Ummah is today; this is simply harsh reality, and anyone incapable of at least acknowledging it will be left in the wilderness. Every time we've failed to actually acknowledge this, we've ceded more and more ground to a tsunami of Western influence.
What has really irritated me is that our answer collectively - when there's any answer at all - is to either completely divorce ourselves of these Western "influences" (which may include, for example, whether wife-beating or child marriages should be prohibited), or completely embrace them (for example, our Ulema accepting an interest-based financial system because "we're in an interest-based society"). Rather than put some serious investments into arming ourselves and our communities and our children with knowledge of many of these issues before sending them on their way to public schools or the office (right now, we're sending them to public schools unarmed).
Rather than looking to blame anyone, I look at it this way: Allah (swt) has put us in this position for a reason, where so many of us are either heading to the West or educated in Western-oriented universities, and find ourselves questioning our faith at a deep level; many of us are even leaving the faith. You can argue that we have only ourselves to blame, but as I said, I'm not going to waste energy on blame; that's the position we find ourselves in. Powerful forces like the feminist movement and LGBTQ and movements for freedom of speech and democracy are assailing the Ummah (and I include Muslims living in the West as part of that), whether at Muslims living in Paris or at Muslims living in a village in Mauritania. Of course, Muslims are actually under siege in Gaza and Kashmir and other parts of the world. Muslim governments in Saudi, Jordan, UAE, Kuwait, Egypt and Algeria are deeply corrupt. Refugees around the world are typically Muslims. Economically Muslim countries cannot have the kind of independence that would allow them to follow their own economic path and prosperity. Technologically, Muslims are trounced by the West, Russia, China and even India now. Given that this is the case, what is the best mass-strategy - an Ummah-centred strategy, if you will - for tackling these problems, which we can collectively address, knowing that there will be a diversity of opinions and actions?
The one thing I keep coming back to is that we stopped our zeal for real Da'wah to the world, starting somewhere around the 12th of 13th century, and we looked inwards and began sticking our heads in the sand instead of focusing on spreading the message of Islam to the world. Far more than the geopolitical losses we've been taking, we have to ask ourselves, are we Da'wah-focused when it comes to the world? And what should we do to alleviate that?
we only see the pixel while erdogan can see the picture
The Quran's methodology in change needs to be understood. We must not look at the law in the absence of the people. Change is gradual and piecemeal.
in politics, there is no zero-sum-game,even to the muslims
I loved it ❤
Sami Hamdi speak too fast
وَعَلَيْكُم السَّلَام وَرَحْمَةُ اَللهِ وَبَرَكاتُهُ
political unification🙄.....that will transform nation-states into empire, yet again
Please ask him about somalia please let me inside information of somalia
What is an ikhwani?
Erdogan built on what Erbakan left. In Mena, thereb is nothying....
Yes, but it's really important that he did so by SPLITTING from Erkaban. Erkaban was for running AGAINST an existing system, while Erdogan, after the secular, militarized government imprisoned members of the Refah party, split from Erkaban by running WITHIN the confines of the existing system.
Mash Allah, He is like his father buying hope and religion to poor people and make billions from politics and religion.
Sami is a liar like MBS, Blinken, and Sudais.
you have poor understanding of what it means separation of state and religion , all secular state take inspiration in the law from religion like holidays , marriage , and abortion , people in the east also have the right not to be bound to religion by law
there js no such no role in law , the issue is you guys living in countries with no islam in the state but islam is in your lives , i find it hypocritical to be happily living without islam in state but want to demonize people who want secular system in the east
وَعَلَيْكُم السَّلَام وَرَحْمَةُ اَللهِ وَبَرَكاتُهُ