Being Neighbourly - Abdal Hakim Murad
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Take a moment of pause this Ramadan with Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad.
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I have so much respect for Dr. Winter. I emailed him twice in my most difficult times in my life. He humbly replied with the deeoest most brotherly advice. May God add to his knowledge and noor.
I live in the US i hope one day we can attend the program online.
Maasha Allah. Ever since I ve known Dr Murad iam delighted sana. He is very sincerely simple
Abdul-Hakim Murad ...
Im really proud of you !
sharing your precious videos is one my job
and im trying to translate them in German .
MaSha’Allah. It’s heartwarming to see the Shaykh break out in an all too rare, but beautiful smile from time to time. Most importantly, the message delivered here is prescient.
We have excellent Muslim neighbours.... maasha Allah. Always sharing food in the minutes leading up to ifthaar 🍔🍖🧀🌭🌯🍗🌯
@rod of discipline
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My neighbour's dog barks all hours of the day. I've wished such nice nice things for it but now, after hearing what the Shaikh has said, I'll try to have more sabr. Allaaaah, have mercy!
May Allah make us understand the beauty of this deen and give us best of the best taufeeq to follow this deen and sunnah as our Prophet taught us aameen summa aameen Allahumma aameen ya Rabalalameen ya Arhamarrahemeen summa aameen barakallah zakakAllah
Mashallah again another beautiful speech by sheikh abdul hakeem Murad. I look forward to these ramadan moments with the sheikh .may Allah bless him forever ameen.
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Our non-Muslim neighbours have weekly drunken parties. The other 26 days of the month, they are lovely. We try to be patient and send them food regularly. Allah guide them 🙏
@rod of discipline Bruh you're everywhere trying to debate Muslims. Do you ever take rest?
Subhanallah!!! Islam is so beautiful. It's a shame we aren't able to make the world hear this wonderful truth... Lovely reminder shaykh. Jazakallah.
جزاك الله خير
I love this talk, ma sha' Allah. Very beneficial and practical advice. Thank you, Shaykh Abdal Hakim.
what a pleasant surprise to see you here while I listen to this.
i didn't know that such great muslim scholars exist in England. it is really heart warming and comforting somehow.
Ameeen ya Malik! So sad it's ended, Masha'Allah absolutely loved these. And it's hit home for me, I haven't spoken to my neighbours for years and Subhan'Allah it's just plain wrong. I will insha'Allah make an effort now and what better time than in Ramadhan. Appreciate the effort and time from the team and shaykh A H Murad
May Allah(swt) bless this sheikh for the message and his eloquent speech
Alhamdulilah. A brilliant lesson Shaykh, we should all make a sincere effort to be gentler and courteous to our neighbours. May Allah bless you as always.
how can anyone in this world dislike a video like this , God bless you sir .
بارك الله فيك شيخنا الفاضل وجعل ماقلته من كلمات وما اجتهدت في بيانه من مكارم الأخلاق الإسلامية ذخرا لك في الدنيا والآخرة
may Allah the Almighty bless you Shykh for the beautiful speech you deliver and all the honorable Islamic manners you have clarify
Mashaa Allah i love the topic so so much love you Sheikh.
Mashallah this Sheikh is very knowledgeable..
Ramadan has gone halfway through but I havent done much. I think this my worst ramadan in recent years. Listening to Shaykh reminds me so much and it makes me sad that I've gone downhill.
There's still time, brother. I am rooting for you.
@@gandalfm.student4756 Thank you Gandalf-sama
@@umarabdaziz You're welcome. Your Ramadhaan will be better from this point on insha Allah. You are named Umar... what a name... maasha Allah.
You can do it, brother 💪
The fact that you're here on this video says something. Don't be too harsh on yourself - humans are a rollercoaster of mental and spiritual ups and downs - the key is to be aware of this and push yourself to do your level best in spite of it. We still have the bigger half of the month left - you can certainly do one thing each day to improve, however 'small' it may be (as we're told, God does not allow an atom's weight of good to go unnoticed).
May God help us all to remain steadfast, spiritually alive and well.
Its never too late. The doors of Allah are always open. Don’t waste this incredible opportunity where Allah descends into the lower heavens to ask for you at the end of the night. May Allah give you tafeeq. Allah loves those who constantly repent and come back to him.
Etika bertetangga :
"Barangsiapa yang beriman kepada Allah dan hari akhir, maka janganlah menyakiti tetangganya, baik dengan kata-kata atau perbuatan. Dan barangsiapa yang beriman kepada Allah dan hari akhir, maka hendaklah memuliakan tetangganya dan barangsiapa yang beriman kepada Allah dan hari akhir, maka hendaklah berkata yang baik atau kalau tidak dapat berkata baik, maka hendaklah berdiam saja, yakni jangan malahan berkata yang tidak baik".
(Muttafaq 'alaih).
"Barang siapa yang beriman kepada Allah dan Hari Akhir", kata Rasulullah: "Maka hendaknya ia tidak menyakiti tetangganya".
(HR Bukhari)
MashaAllah, very aptly explained
This speech is Gold...thanks(May Allah reward you for all the endeavours for the ummah)...of course subbed
Ramadan is a better experience with the ahlal ilm.
MashaAllah thank you very much May Allah bless you and reward you
اللهم صل وسلم على سيدنا ومولانا محمد عبدك ورسولك النبي الأمي وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم
May Allah reward you and reward us
Ameen to that!
AlhamdulliLah
Another excellent video, Alhamduliah.
Excellent
Inshallah!
Thanks for the reminder. Give my salaam to Henry 😂
@rod of discipline Keep taking the tablets, mate.
ماشالله عل نطق العربيه شكرًا اخي في الإسلام ياحبذاه. الترجمة
Wow, an other excellent video.Masha Allah may Allah bless you.
Please how can i contact the chikh...if anyone can help me...i love him so much..if you could send me his email or any socialmedia
It is ok if I swear by anything than Allah (SWT)? My mother used to swear by her own mother’s grave, but I have been told that is shirk. Will appreciate your help.
even Allah swears by the moon, the stars, the olive tree etc in the holy Quran
Shirk is only if you worship any one or any thing besides God
@@a.u6146 Allah can swear by these objects because He is the Creator. We cannot swear by anything other than Allah. The Prophet (PBUH) said, "Whoever swears an oath by anything other than Allaah has committed shirk.” Some people don't know and they unknowingly do this. It is wrong and we should abstain from it and advice others to do the same. May Allah forgive our sins.
Maşallah elhamdülillah. türkçe alt yazı olsaydı keşke
Masha'Allah where is this masjid?
This is Cambridge central mosque
Landing one of these days Insha'Allah looks beautiful Masha'Allah
@@anthonyratcliffe3595 Jazak'Allahu Khairan
Dear White people ,
Let's not forget to check our privilege.
I know who my neighbour is and hope that he will act with Adab and decorum even if he is not of the Islamic faith, just as I do with him, being of the Islamic faith. It takes nothing to smile (not raucous laughter), just a smile- I would not want to upset the Sheikh.
Prima facie it is a nice talk about neighbourliness but the sub text is rather dangerous. It is another classic example of assimilation to the dominant culture (whether or not that dominant culture presents an Islamic focus or match to its principles and ideals).
Let's not forget the overly neighbourly attitudes of our hosts who now complain of our rather course and decrepit places of worship, with (God forbid!) a style of our geographic country of old!
We do not all have £25 million to build a mosque in one of the most affluent areas of the country. It is a lovely thought but not always possible.
I digress- the fact is that the host culture has been so neighbourly that they did come and stay at our house some time ago and indeed treat it as their own; so much so they would go to our restaurants, order one of everything and when it came time to pay the bill they did the most unneighbourly thing and ran away- colonialism works like that apparently.
So, we came over to check that our hosts were okay- did they need any more money?- they certainly took a lot from us when they came over to ours, and whilst we thought of asking for it back they were, to be honest, a bit of a bully hence we were too scared to do so.
They said they needed a few people to help unblock their sinks and clean up their rooms, and help drive theornelderly grandmothers around, so we could stay if we did that. As they had eaten us out of house and home, back home, this seemed better then nothing.
We came but were told to stay in the basement- I think they called it East Ham and other such nefarious places with colloquial names such as 'inner city socio-economincally deprived areas of the country'.
We wanted to feel like we were at home, just as they had in our house. We decided to build with what little money we had,small places of worship; granted we wanted more but alas could not afford it. Those lovely white muslims could though, so we supported them but rather then they support us they thought us backward and dirty- coming as they did to our little mosques with Turkic and Pakistani and Bangladeshi and Indonesian and on and on quirky features.
It is also neighbourly to understand that relationships of goodness and faith are built on a history of trust. If you want social capital to spread, try asking if my privilege may not just have clouded my better judgement in offending the millions that have little but give more.
Verily my hangryness may have got the better of me but the point should still be made. Not just checked this through so sorry for any typos.