@@reiyproduction2805 Salam aleykoum and thank you... When applying logic to certain hadith or Quranic references and tafsir, it can really improve our understanding of subjects like these. You can study islam within the Tafsir for 100 years and still be surprised by different perspectives and insights...🙂 A salamu aleykoum...
@@Thehiddenimam yeah i more often sees Jinn to be portrayed as bad mischievious entities but turns out they're just like us, there are the good and bad ones
@@reiyproduction2805 Indeed...Just like the Quran says on how the Jinn responded when they heard about the Quran in Surah Jinn 72:14 :"And among us are those who have submitted ˹to Allah˺ and those who are deviant. So ˹as for˺ those who submitted, it is they who have attained Right Guidance."
@@NounouMi-lt5lu Salam aleykoum brother... Just because they look scary, doesn't mean that they are all bad. In the video I explain why they hide in abandoned places and avoid people and most of the times they want to be left alone... Maybe some of them are scared of us too? Think about it. If you were scared, would you hide too? They are also ordered by Allah to worship Him alone... So now you know what the video is about and you don't have to watch it now.. Or maybe during daytime with an adult? You can listen, but don't have to look... A salam aleykoum...
Strange question I know, but just curious that’s all. Is it permissible to give Salam if seeing an animal having a bone or leftovers etc thinning it may be a Muslim jinn?? Great vid by the way! 💪🏼🫡
Salam aleykoum dear viewer and thank you for your question... When seeing an animal where you suspect it might be a jinn, it is not advisable to interact with it and just let it be. This is for 2 reasons: 1. There might be a risk that the jinn might attach it's self to you and since you do not know it's true intentions, it is best you leave them be. There is a reason why Allah made them in a way that they are out of our sight and field of observation. 2. Another reason is the famous incident with a jinn that tried to attack prophet Muhammad pbuh in the masjid with a torch. The prophet s.a.w. caught the jinn and wanted to tie it to one of the pillars of the masjid, when he remembered the dua that prophet Sulayman did where he asked if he could be the only one that could control and interact with the jinn and that after him, nobody would have this gift except for Sulayman. When prophet Muhammad pbuh remembered this, he let the jinn go and did not seek interaction with it afterwards. This shows us that, even if we end up in a situation where we can interact with them, the proper path is to let them be... A salamu aleykoum
I like the way you put the perspective of Jinns only wants to be left alone lol especially when trespassing their house, interesting video
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Salam aleykoum and thank you...
When applying logic to certain hadith or Quranic references and tafsir, it can really improve our understanding of subjects like these. You can study islam within the Tafsir for 100 years and still be surprised by different perspectives and insights...🙂
A salamu aleykoum...
@@Thehiddenimam yeah i more often sees Jinn to be portrayed as bad mischievious entities but turns out they're just like us, there are the good and bad ones
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Indeed...Just like the Quran says on how the Jinn responded when they heard about the Quran in Surah Jinn 72:14 :"And among us are those who have submitted ˹to Allah˺ and those who are deviant. So ˹as for˺ those who submitted, it is they who have attained Right Guidance."
The picture scares me i want to see the video but i can’t i don’t want to think about that before to go sleep 😥
@@NounouMi-lt5lu Salam aleykoum brother...
Just because they look scary, doesn't mean that they are all bad.
In the video I explain why they hide in abandoned places and avoid people and most of the times they want to be left alone...
Maybe some of them are scared of us too? Think about it. If you were scared, would you hide too?
They are also ordered by Allah to worship Him alone...
So now you know what the video is about and you don't have to watch it now.. Or maybe during daytime with an adult? You can listen, but don't have to look...
A salam aleykoum...
Didnt even say salam properly
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Salam aleykoum...
I am not sure what you mean?
Please elaborate?
Strange question I know, but just curious that’s all. Is it permissible to give Salam if seeing an animal having a bone or leftovers etc thinning it may be a Muslim jinn??
Great vid by the way! 💪🏼🫡
Salam aleykoum dear viewer and thank you for your question...
When seeing an animal where you suspect it might be a jinn, it is not advisable to interact with it and just let it be.
This is for 2 reasons:
1. There might be a risk that the jinn might attach it's self to you and since you do not know it's true intentions, it is best you leave them be. There is a reason why Allah made them in a way that they are out of our sight and field of observation.
2. Another reason is the famous incident with a jinn that tried to attack prophet Muhammad pbuh in the masjid with a torch. The prophet s.a.w. caught the jinn and wanted to tie it to one of the pillars of the masjid, when he remembered the dua that prophet Sulayman did where he asked if he could be the only one that could control and interact with the jinn and that after him, nobody would have this gift except for Sulayman. When prophet Muhammad pbuh remembered this, he let the jinn go and did not seek interaction with it afterwards.
This shows us that, even if we end up in a situation where we can interact with them, the proper path is to let them be...
A salamu aleykoum
@@Thehiddenimam great reply! Make sense and very logical also! Thank you very much and please continue with your efforts as they’re helping 💪🏼🫡
Evil jinn
Not all Jinn are evil, they are just built different and live their lives and usually stay out of our way...