He is such a geniue brother. I have to admit, I slightly judged him not knowing his story. You can literally see he is battling his nafs and trying to be a good person. May Allah guide him away from music and allow him to use his platform to get to the youth. Ameen.
@Lijeh Perez whether you agree music is harram or not we all know it is addictive because it release dopamine in your brain. You might start off listening to something soft and halal but after a while the dopamine triggers would stop as your brain wants more and something new. It is literally like a drug. Before you know you are listening to music that is vulgar with beats that excites your brain. Like there is a science on making music and controlling your emotions and even subconsciously trying to reprogram your brain. How times has a song been stuck in your brain all day long, even when you are trying to pray? We can agree the music of today overall has no benefit to us, at all.
As Muslims we need to really support each-other, the hate we give can really steer people away from Islam. Lovely positive attitude from this channel. Keep these podcasts coming, extremely beneficial for youth. Music is Harris’s struggle but we all know we have our own struggles so there’s never a need to judge. May Allah guide us all, ameen.
The fact that he is still keeping his faith despite the backlash he gets is amazing. You got this Harris, keep on doing you. Allah knows what’s inside, thank you for being so honest about things 🤎
After watching this all and not even knowing who this brother is, it is very clear that he is struggling with an internal battle. It clear that he has a lot of God consciousness but he is trying to strengthen a weak heart. May Allah guide him. Ameen
I heard one of his songs and suddenly i realized that he is in between his desires and taqwa Alhamdulillah i love this brother may Allah guide him and us and forgive us for our sins. I was crying i don't know why.
His last message honestly made me cry, when he said "the people said don't feel sorry for us, we feel sorry for you". SubhanAllah, such strong words. Ty brother Al Harrith and to this podcast. May Allah set bless you all and our Ummah, Ameen ya Rab.
As a revert I can feel his struggle. Even though he grew up this way it doesn’t take away the fact that you can be led astray.. but even then you can always in sha Allah be guided back to your lord.
Lol. That’s one dramatic statement. Don’t over dramatise things so much. He was a kid who found fame through music and Islam was also a vehicle for fame, he kind of admitted that and I salute his honesty. His image was clearly based on a young “Muslim” Justin Beiber, great hair, lovely smile and can sing. This was a lot of pressure on a young man especially when Islam was part of his “image”. There was no way he could have lived up to that image, as this proved and he admitted. I don’t think I could have handled that pressure at such a young age. We will have other “Islamic” personalities who fail in there daily life but will be better at hiding misgivings as they are older etc. He is now able to articulate his experiences and is older and wiser Masha’Allah. I hope he can find his way, keep his faith and forge a new path where he can be himself, enjoy the Halal and forbid the Haraam SubhanAllah. He has lots of potential to do well and build from this very honest, self reflecting interview. Best wishes to him, his family and his future Alhamdulillah.
Subhanallah how many of us people judged him without knowing his story, there is so much good in him he’s just a normal Muslim struggling with his desires and he’s trying his best to change may Allah guide him
Don't judge him. We have ourselves to worry about. We will all be judged individually on the Day of Judgement. May Allah SWT Harris J and keep in steadfast in the Deen.
May Allah guide him and us. I feel like he genuinely wants to be saved or kinda be freed from the chains of music..It’s like deep inside he’s aware of a reality that is in conflict with the lie of music. I think there is an awareness in him that hasn’t been stimulated deeply enough. He just needs some kind of breakthrough. May Allah give him this breakthrough 🤍
that was a very good recitation with alot of energy. also he said something very important. we need to be grateful and also be careful because we have been given so much hope we realise that and don't fail the test.
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
Yaa Allah am so happy to see him Again 😢😭😭😭😭am really shading tears of Joy that he's Still having Taqwa and His Deen...I pray to Allah in this Holly Month of Ramadhan May Allah forgive all his Sins and Ours too ..and May Allah the Majesty erase MUSIC from his mind and Soul and Make him among the Adorable and Honourable Sheikh's of Islam🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
This is was SO beautiful to watch! Harith is such a beautiful young man, so intelligent and Allah has blessed him with a light in His heart. To come back to Allah and have that awareness is a true gift and its beautiful to see how deeply he feels it. May Allah bless him even more, forgive his shortcomings, soothe his heart and increase it in Noor. Ameen. Our duaas are with him. We pray all good for him and love him as our younger brother in Islam. ❤
Absolutely my brother Judgement doesn't take us anywhere. Alhamdulilah you're trying to please your Creator. May Allah keeps directing us towards Him. Ameen Ya Allah.
MA you pray Quran like an angle! I honestly can’t wait to hear more. May Allah fill your heart with the love of recitation. May Allah guide towards the right path. Ameen ya raab ..
I just realised after this that some types of people in this world 1. Want to explore haram things thinking they have got time and it's okay with the present culture not wants to change it. 2. They (us) are in the culture but constantly thinking about it ....Is it haram or halal? And deeply inside wants to be in halal .. But tbh I think we take one positive step and 10 negative steps (process). 3 . They are earning in proper halal but has stop thinking that apart from halal earning behaviour matters , they don't have the ticket to judge others and spread hate, jealousy ,extreme pressurization on others. Basically forget the fact We are BLACK &WHITE in nature.
Wallahi I love this brother solely for Allah’s sake. Haven’t heard much of his songs, loooved the “Save me from Myself” and guiltily listened to it a couple times (May Allah forgive me), until I found the Acapella version which is less harmful. I think he needs to get the “Emaan is in my heart, I can be wherever doing whatever I like” concept outta him. Emaan is all 3, heart, tongue and limbs. Wallahi I wish so much good for this brother. May Allah love him, May Allah guide him to the Sunnah by virtue of his sincerity and love towards the Deen. May Allah reward his parents for the Tarbiyah, May Allah honour him through Islam and nothing else.
I'd just like to say real quick as someone who found Harris through a podcast, I enjoy seeing him do these kind of things , we get hear things we wouldn't usually and I get to learn so much , enjoyed a lot thank you
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
May Allah bless you Harris J, may Allah Guide you and make you steadfast in your Deen...my dear brother don't ever take the negative words or harsh words from people to your heart... please stay calm and submit your soul to Allah and definitely Allah will never let you down😢😭😭🙏🙏🙏
came from snapchat lets watch this podcast i have feelings this is gonna be lit and useful💜fan from kurdistan i hope hariss will see amd replay this comment
I didnt know there was a really good story behind this brother, I only knew of him because all the kids were singing his song a few years ago...he's a really good yout mashaa Allah may Allah forgive him for what we don't know about and forgive us all our sins as well
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
You should interview brother Jahangir Akbar. He was banned from teaching during the Trojan Horse scandal. He was a headteacher who grew up in the streets of Luton. A stunning story. Lovely brother. Wallahi he needs our support and he has alot to give back. Gangster turned teacher.
May Allah bless you. Very genuine inspirational interview. May Allah give the gift of guiding many young people back to their religion. And make you steadfast on your religioun
Subahanallah Subahanallah! When you said that you're still on SM so that hopefully something you say will impact people around you. Well this interview gave me so so much strength in faith. Jezakallah Khair Akhi. May Allah bless you. And just to remind, no one, except Allah is مالك يوم الدين , what people say hurts, but they ain't gonna decide your place in Jannah. Also as a community we need to be less judgemental. Actually never judgmental, because you and I ain't مالك يوم الدين so calm down and keep your opinions to yaself.
Brothers, an opportunity was presented to you guys when he said “why am I taking the risk” to turn bounce the question back at him and ask him “why are you taking the risk”? Evil record companies use people to make money at the cost of individuals’ mental health, etc. shaytans enjoying this missguiding the youth through others, and they’ve ceased the opportunity with this young man. Alhamdulillah I was guided out of the music industry. He recognises its evilness and just needs help and guidance to support and guide him out and Allah knows best
Amazing interview..jazakallah soo much for sharing..such a sweet soul may Allah guide his pure heart to the best...he can be a superb Hifz tutor for the youth of today..Insha-Allah xx best wishes from the ummah
This is one misguided statement. The fact he thought that coming back from Hajj and getting a record deal to do Music was a good sign shows he's level of understanding. Some of the scholars said that the Hajj mabroor is that which is accepted, and the sign of its acceptance is that the person does not go back to disobeying his Lord. May Allah guide him because he seems lost. And tbh some of these 'Nasheed' artists only make it in the Nasheed world because they don't have what it takes to make it in the real Music industry. Just look at the sales &numbers they do when they try to go to full blown music. So sad. Its heartbreaking to see the video when he's reciting Quran when he was a child to who he is now. May Allah protect our youth. He made a beautiful point when he mentioned the only time he really felt good is when he's done something for Allah. May Allah guide him and someone needs to advice him sincerely. Stop jeopardising your Jannah. Imam I love you nut I really think you need to start telling these so called music artists what they do is Haram because Haris is saying he doesn't even know if its halal or haram and this is a point its upon you to clearly state it is haram publicly and not leave some viewers to be in doubt.
Totally agree!! His parents think music is halal and support him on this journey. I am starting to think these types of videos are dangerous because they seem to give these artist a pass there is no firm message that what they are doing is haram. So when kids see this they think OK cool imam shakeel isn't saying much to them and they have an islamic side too so hey I can do the same.. This is dangerous diluting the severity of what they ads doing all because we donr want to be called haram police or be called for "judging" U think umar RA wud walk pass open sin and just say softly "brother please don't sin" we become women constantly pussy footing around issues bcs we may hurt someone's feelings.. yet here they are misguiding the youth openly and we don't care.
@@billcaan4192 some good additional points u mentioned that was also thinking. In essence this podcast might have been a good idea but I think its starting to promote the wrong type of message even though not intentionally
@Lijeh Perez Guess what. Your opinion does not count for anything and all 4 of the great Imams (all 4 school of thoughts) plus many of the greatest classical scholars (Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Qayyim etc) and modern contemporary scholars (Bin Baz, Uthaymeen, Fowzan etc) all agree it is haram and there is a verse that eludes to this in the Quran and hadith. So keep your opinions to yourself as indeed my opinion and yours don't count for anything and the religion is not made up of your opinions
@Lijeh Perez you can't use the pslams from the bible as your reason to do or listen to music. The Pslams from the Bible are not the Zaboor given to Dawood AS . the Quran the final testament as they put it came for a reason because the previous books have been changed so what pslams you talking about bro
I'm 22:00 minutes in the interview and I got to say this British accent is too strong for my ears 😂 Back I finished the interview and mashallah it is really inspiring I can relate in some way thanks for sharing
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
@@habibe3234 He basically was interviewed about his life and his journey with Islam. His parents both converted than married . So growing up in Britain they sent him into a Muslim school he was really close to Quran . at this time he knew nothing about music he never heard it before only Nasheed .( Why? Because before converting his parents where in the music industry and they know how much evil there is in it so it's like they protected him From this). So later on growing up I actually forgot a little but I think during this superior he got somewhat a little away from Islam like it could happen to any of us and he was also having some family problems this period was a hard one for him. Once at one of his dad's Islamic ceremony I think he asked Harris to sing a Nasheed in frot of the people . He got contacted by I think a halal music industry. So he went with them to Egypt and he started recording halal Islamic music with them. He says the only why he went for it was because he wanted to run away from the family problems. But growing up he wanted to explore other types of music that speak about him the agency didn't want to for a long time until he stopped the accord. Anyways he resumed that because of only Islamic music he is being judged quickly by people in the media the Haram police you know? He felt somewhat like a bad person not matching everyone's expected image . No one is perfect that's the reality with have a bad side and a good side . So tile passed he started doing music about himself he then had bad moments and dark ones (honestly I quite forgot what happend) but the results of those moments brought him closer to Allah and he went to umrah he realised that without Allah he is nothing . Hope it helps you understand ☺️ honestly I forgot a little of what he said at the end it's been 2 months since I watched this interview .
@@lizardos520 thank you very much. it helped alot. Harris J is a really good guy. I hope he will quit music. may Allah protect him and us from following shaytan. amen🤲 🥰
The phrase 'I swear down' is actually haram to say as it is a form of swearing by other than Allah and is actually a minor act of shirk but can also become major if you believe that who or what you swore by deserves to be worshiped, that can actually take you out of Islam. Just a quick piece of advice, In'Sha'Alah we can all keep this in mind and learn from it.
Accepting your actions and realizing its wrong is the first step towards REPENTANCE. However you now need to make that decision to stay from the very Evil, you are involved in. Inshallah you will find your way.
We are a product of our environment. If we stay with pious Allah fearing people we will become pious. In sha Allah. Spiritual guides are very important
I think the biggest problem we have as Muslims esp those that constantly commenting online is constant judging one another, is this wat Islam teaches ? I hav nvr said anyhting about abiut him u should always assume the best .. also wat do the non Muslims be thinking of us wen we're bashing our own people ??!
I certainly not going to look the whole video but I certainly have a message that I wish Harris find this really. If I hate someone is because they did something really wrong to me or is a killer and the people who are nourishing from the misery of other. About you I really don't hate you I hate some of the things you did every one is being tested continuously in this life and that is the reason I don't see you as a bad person. The message is a reminder if you want to succeed in this life and the afterlife: Don't copy what you see because it is trendy or what people think as good or not because in this way you loose your beautiful character. Don't take the likes, subscribers, and followers as your first priority because like that they become your masters. What you see as yourself becomes fake. Copy and follow what it is clear that Allah likes you to do or say. The trap of this modern world is taking your weaknesses twist them and taking you out of the reality by giving you power through those weaknesses. So I remind myself and you that what is the most important thing is the submission to Allah. What others thinks or say about you is not the most important thing. Like that you find yourself being good and in in the eyes of your surrounding you becomes a good person more humble and just in peace in this world. Sins are part of the test, always try to stay away and do your best , everytime you slip repent
He is such a geniue brother. I have to admit, I slightly judged him not knowing his story. You can literally see he is battling his nafs and trying to be a good person. May Allah guide him away from music and allow him to use his platform to get to the youth. Ameen.
@Lijeh Perez whether you agree music is harram or not we all know it is addictive because it release dopamine in your brain. You might start off listening to something soft and halal but after a while the dopamine triggers would stop as your brain wants more and something new. It is literally like a drug. Before you know you are listening to music that is vulgar with beats that excites your brain. Like there is a science on making music and controlling your emotions and even subconsciously trying to reprogram your brain. How times has a song been stuck in your brain all day long, even when you are trying to pray? We can agree the music of today overall has no benefit to us, at all.
@@nylocrea7928 it helps people with depression so you are a bit wrong their brother
@@roc154ldn5 doesn’t make it halal
@@someone-jq4kx true
@Lijeh Perez well its still haram
As Muslims we need to really support each-other, the hate we give can really steer people away from Islam. Lovely positive attitude from this channel. Keep these podcasts coming, extremely beneficial for youth. Music is Harris’s struggle but we all know we have our own struggles so there’s never a need to judge. May Allah guide us all, ameen.
ameen
This is a relevant reminder
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its about the lifestyle not the music
@@prettiestxfsaAmeen
We need to make dua for our Muslim brothers and sisters. Everyone struggling with their nafs. Nice words are soo much better than harsh words
Ameen oh Allah grant peace and blessings upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad PBUH
Harris is so humble and genuine he deserves all the happiness
Wallahi
The fact that he is still keeping his faith despite the backlash he gets is amazing. You got this Harris, keep on doing you. Allah knows what’s inside, thank you for being so honest about things 🤎
It's nothing amazing. If he lost his faith he is nothing- without Islam a human is nothing. He let fame and money get to him and worse all publicly
After watching this all and not even knowing who this brother is, it is very clear that he is struggling with an internal battle. It clear that he has a lot of God consciousness but he is trying to strengthen a weak heart. May Allah guide him. Ameen
Aameen
Ameen 💚
I heard one of his songs and suddenly i realized that he is in between his desires and taqwa Alhamdulillah i love this brother may Allah guide him and us and forgive us for our sins. I was crying i don't know why.
Aamiin
harris never fails to make me smile whenever i listen to his interviews they’re just so real and authentic i love them!
His last message honestly made me cry, when he said "the people said don't feel sorry for us, we feel sorry for you". SubhanAllah, such strong words. Ty brother Al Harrith and to this podcast. May Allah set bless you all and our Ummah, Ameen ya Rab.
Harris is by far the most misunderstood human, with the most beautiful story
As a revert I can feel his struggle. Even though he grew up this way it doesn’t take away the fact that you can be led astray.. but even then you can always in sha Allah be guided back to your lord.
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Lol. That’s one dramatic statement. Don’t over dramatise things so much. He was a kid who found fame through music and Islam was also a vehicle for fame, he kind of admitted that and I salute his honesty. His image was clearly based on a young “Muslim” Justin Beiber, great hair, lovely smile and can sing. This was a lot of pressure on a young man especially when Islam was part of his “image”. There was no way he could have lived up to that image, as this proved and he admitted. I don’t think I could have handled that pressure at such a young age. We will have other “Islamic” personalities who fail in there daily life but will be better at hiding misgivings as they are older etc. He is now able to articulate his experiences and is older and wiser Masha’Allah. I hope he can find his way, keep his faith and forge a new path where he can be himself, enjoy the Halal and forbid the Haraam SubhanAllah. He has lots of potential to do well and build from this very honest, self reflecting interview. Best wishes to him, his family and his future Alhamdulillah.
Subhanallah how many of us people judged him without knowing his story, there is so much good in him he’s just a normal Muslim struggling with his desires and he’s trying his best to change may Allah guide him
Don't judge him. We have ourselves to worry about. We will all be judged individually on the Day of Judgement.
May Allah SWT Harris J and keep in steadfast in the Deen.
Allaah bless my young brother here, extremely genuine and thought provoking podcast
May Allah guide him and us. I feel like he genuinely wants to be saved or kinda be freed from the chains of music..It’s like deep inside he’s aware of a reality that is in conflict with the lie of music. I think there is an awareness in him that hasn’t been stimulated deeply enough. He just needs some kind of breakthrough. May Allah give him this breakthrough 🤍
Ameen💚
that was a very good recitation with alot of energy. also he said something very important. we need to be grateful and also be careful because we have been given so much hope we realise that and don't fail the test.
*May Allah guide us all. Happy to see him again, I wish him all the best* 👍
This young man talks like a scholar and a well thought person. I pray he pursues an intellectual path
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
@habibe3234 I'm sorry but it's kinda long to translate it for you plus idk Turkish, you better learn English well it's an important language on earth
Such a REAL and beautiful soul! May Allah guide us all to the right path for us.
Yaa Allah am so happy to see him Again 😢😭😭😭😭am really shading tears of Joy that he's Still having Taqwa and His Deen...I pray to Allah in this Holly Month of Ramadhan May Allah forgive all his Sins and Ours too ..and May Allah the Majesty erase MUSIC from his mind and Soul and Make him among the Adorable and Honourable Sheikh's of Islam🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
the accent tho , it's so interesting yet so hard to catch up , the interview was so comfortable to watch thank u for inviting Harris J
This is was SO beautiful to watch! Harith is such a beautiful young man, so intelligent and Allah has blessed him with a light in His heart. To come back to Allah and have that awareness is a true gift and its beautiful to see how deeply he feels it. May Allah bless him even more, forgive his shortcomings, soothe his heart and increase it in Noor. Ameen. Our duaas are with him. We pray all good for him and love him as our younger brother in Islam. ❤
Absolutely my brother Judgement doesn't take us anywhere. Alhamdulilah you're trying to please your Creator. May Allah keeps directing us towards Him. Ameen Ya Allah.
Harris you're saying the risk is not worth it so just take the step brother, may Allah make it easy for you. Ameen
Beautiful recitation and imitation of Sheikh Shuraim by our brother Harris at the end Allaahumma baarik lahu
Allah bless you Harris , May Allah surround you with angels and noor and protect you from whatever is trying to pull you the other way
MA you pray Quran like an angle! I honestly can’t wait to hear more. May Allah fill your heart with the love of recitation. May Allah guide towards the right path. Ameen ya raab ..
He is such a rare person to me, bcause when he speak never miss of mashaallah & Alhamdulillah. May Allah always bless us
He’s so wise for his age
I just realised after this that some types of people in this world
1. Want to explore haram things thinking they have got time and it's okay with the present culture not wants to change it.
2. They (us) are in the culture but constantly thinking about it ....Is it haram or halal? And deeply inside wants to be in halal .. But tbh I think we take one positive step and 10 negative steps (process).
3 . They are earning in proper halal but has stop thinking that apart from halal earning behaviour matters , they don't have the ticket to judge others and spread hate, jealousy ,extreme pressurization on others. Basically forget the fact We are BLACK &WHITE in nature.
Thank you for this video I think many people needed to hear this and understand the true story. Stay strong
I'm so happy to hear this from you, since I was listening to your music I really love you from Africa and may Allah bless you more 🙏🙏🙏
Wallahi I love this brother solely for Allah’s sake. Haven’t heard much of his songs, loooved the “Save me from Myself” and guiltily listened to it a couple times (May Allah forgive me), until I found the Acapella version which is less harmful. I think he needs to get the “Emaan is in my heart, I can be wherever doing whatever I like” concept outta him. Emaan is all 3, heart, tongue and limbs. Wallahi I wish so much good for this brother. May Allah love him, May Allah guide him to the Sunnah by virtue of his sincerity and love towards the Deen. May Allah reward his parents for the Tarbiyah, May Allah honour him through Islam and nothing else.
May Allah bless Harris and bring him closer to his lord inshallah
I'd just like to say real quick as someone who found Harris through a podcast, I enjoy seeing him do these kind of things , we get hear things we wouldn't usually and I get to learn so much , enjoyed a lot thank you
Just discovered this amazing podcast. Jazakallah khair brothers
MashaAllah what an eloquent young man. May Allah swt keep you, and us all steadfast ameen ♡
Harris j is harris j he living his life.. Fall and rise happen.. As muslims brother i can only pray the best for u.. 🤲🤲🤲💕💕💕
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
Mashallah the brother has amazing potential as a Quran reciter
يا حليله والله، ما شاء الله عليه عنده صدق الله يهديه للحق ويهدينا جميعًا، حبيته والله
before even wathcing it..the title itself made me almost cry!
alhamdulillah..
May Allah bless you Harris J, may Allah Guide you and make you steadfast in your Deen...my dear brother don't ever take the negative words or harsh words from people to your heart... please stay calm and submit your soul to Allah and definitely Allah will never let you down😢😭😭🙏🙏🙏
came from snapchat lets watch this podcast i have feelings this is gonna be lit and useful💜fan from kurdistan i hope hariss will see amd replay this comment
I didnt know there was a really good story behind this brother, I only knew of him because all the kids were singing his song a few years ago...he's a really good yout mashaa Allah may Allah forgive him for what we don't know about and forgive us all our sins as well
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
Love you 💕 my brother
Love it when he does interview
even before watching it, i want him to do more intervirews.
same
You should interview brother Jahangir Akbar. He was banned from teaching during the Trojan Horse scandal. He was a headteacher who grew up in the streets of Luton. A stunning story. Lovely brother. Wallahi he needs our support and he has alot to give back. Gangster turned teacher.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Indonesia for harris j.semangat bro.
I absolutely hate it when you get judged by what you do or what you look like when they don’t know what is behind the curtain.
I love imaam shakeel begg. You are one of my favourite sheikhs in UK. Ma sha Allah.
Thank you so much for this.
May Allah bless you. Very genuine inspirational interview. May Allah give the gift of guiding many young people back to their religion. And make you steadfast on your religioun
Harris, I love you ❤
Subahanallah Subahanallah! When you said that you're still on SM so that hopefully something you say will impact people around you. Well this interview gave me so so much strength in faith. Jezakallah Khair Akhi. May Allah bless you. And just to remind, no one, except Allah is مالك يوم الدين , what people say hurts, but they ain't gonna decide your place in Jannah.
Also as a community we need to be less judgemental. Actually never judgmental, because you and I ain't مالك يوم الدين so calm down and keep your opinions to yaself.
I love this man ❤️
There are a lot of people like Harris J here in 🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
A beautiful person 🌹.... be happy all your life You deserve it
Brothers, an opportunity was presented to you guys when he said “why am I taking the risk” to turn bounce the question back at him and ask him “why are you taking the risk”? Evil record companies use people to make money at the cost of individuals’ mental health, etc. shaytans enjoying this missguiding the youth through others, and they’ve ceased the opportunity with this young man. Alhamdulillah I was guided out of the music industry. He recognises its evilness and just needs help and guidance to support and guide him out and Allah knows best
What a well balanced individual, may Allah swt bless him and increase him in goodnees, ameen!
Thank God many people are not judging him now
Like people were being so judgemental
Amazing interview..jazakallah soo much for sharing..such a sweet soul may Allah guide his pure heart to the best...he can be a superb Hifz tutor for the youth of today..Insha-Allah xx best wishes from the ummah
Subhanallah...... I glad you r back & may ALLAH bless you
Assalamu'alaikum
Masya Allah...
We Love You Harris J❤️❤️❤️
Love these podcasts! Benefit me a lot 🤍
SOLID!!!🤯👍🏾💯
Love from somalia🇸🇴🇸🇴👑❤
May Allah guide us all n help us through struggles
This is one misguided statement. The fact he thought that coming back from Hajj and getting a record deal to do Music was a good sign shows he's level of understanding.
Some of the scholars said that the Hajj mabroor is that which is accepted, and the sign of its acceptance is that the person does not go back to disobeying his Lord.
May Allah guide him because he seems lost. And tbh some of these 'Nasheed' artists only make it in the Nasheed world because they don't have what it takes to make it in the real Music industry. Just look at the sales &numbers they do when they try to go to full blown music. So sad. Its heartbreaking to see the video when he's reciting Quran when he was a child to who he is now. May Allah protect our youth.
He made a beautiful point when he mentioned the only time he really felt good is when he's done something for Allah.
May Allah guide him and someone needs to advice him sincerely. Stop jeopardising your Jannah.
Imam I love you nut I really think you need to start telling these so called music artists what they do is Haram because Haris is saying he doesn't even know if its halal or haram and this is a point its upon you to clearly state it is haram publicly and not leave some viewers to be in doubt.
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Totally agree!! His parents think music is halal and support him on this journey. I am starting to think these types of videos are dangerous because they seem to give these artist a pass there is no firm message that what they are doing is haram. So when kids see this they think OK cool imam shakeel isn't saying much to them and they have an islamic side too so hey I can do the same..
This is dangerous diluting the severity of what they ads doing all because we donr want to be called haram police or be called for "judging"
U think umar RA wud walk pass open sin and just say softly "brother please don't sin" we become women constantly pussy footing around issues bcs we may hurt someone's feelings.. yet here they are misguiding the youth openly and we don't care.
@@billcaan4192 some good additional points u mentioned that was also thinking. In essence this podcast might have been a good idea but I think its starting to promote the wrong type of message even though not intentionally
@Lijeh Perez Guess what. Your opinion does not count for anything and all 4 of the great Imams (all 4 school of thoughts) plus many of the greatest classical scholars (Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Qayyim etc) and modern contemporary scholars (Bin Baz, Uthaymeen, Fowzan etc) all agree it is haram and there is a verse that eludes to this in the Quran and hadith. So keep your opinions to yourself as indeed my opinion and yours don't count for anything and the religion is not made up of your opinions
@Lijeh Perez you can't use the pslams from the bible as your reason to do or listen to music. The Pslams from the Bible are not the Zaboor given to Dawood AS . the Quran the final testament as they put it came for a reason because the previous books have been changed so what pslams you talking about bro
I'm 22:00 minutes in the interview and I got to say this British accent is too strong for my ears 😂
Back I finished the interview and mashallah it is really inspiring I can relate in some way thanks for sharing
@Mugi everyone thinking they know English until their hear the British 😂 hhhh i am tunisian-italian so I have no English backround
I don't know English but I want to watch this video. There was no Turkish in the subtitles. so I didn't understand. Can you briefly write what was said in the video for me? I will translate and read your comment.
@@habibe3234 He basically was interviewed about his life and his journey with Islam. His parents both converted than married . So growing up in Britain they sent him into a Muslim school he was really close to Quran . at this time he knew nothing about music he never heard it before only Nasheed .( Why? Because before converting his parents where in the music industry and they know how much evil there is in it so it's like they protected him From this). So later on growing up I actually forgot a little but I think during this superior he got somewhat a little away from Islam like it could happen to any of us and he was also having some family problems this period was a hard one for him. Once at one of his dad's Islamic ceremony I think he asked Harris to sing a Nasheed in frot of the people . He got contacted by I think a halal music industry. So he went with them to Egypt and he started recording halal Islamic music with them. He says the only why he went for it was because he wanted to run away from the family problems. But growing up he wanted to explore other types of music that speak about him the agency didn't want to for a long time until he stopped the accord. Anyways he resumed that because of only Islamic music he is being judged quickly by people in the media the Haram police you know? He felt somewhat like a bad person not matching everyone's expected image . No one is perfect that's the reality with have a bad side and a good side . So tile passed he started doing music about himself he then had bad moments and dark ones (honestly I quite forgot what happend) but the results of those moments brought him closer to Allah and he went to umrah he realised that without Allah he is nothing . Hope it helps you understand ☺️ honestly I forgot a little of what he said at the end it's been 2 months since I watched this interview .
@@lizardos520 thank you very much. it helped alot. Harris J is a really good guy. I hope he will quit music. may Allah protect him and us from following shaytan. amen🤲 🥰
@@habibe3234 Your welcome may Allah help all of us💐
Genuine brother beautiful voice Mashallah. May Allah make it easy for this brother ameen
Maa sha Allah- it is beautiful to hear words of Haqq. Taqabbal Allah minna wa minkum. Duas for us beautiful soul. Salaams
Salaams to Harris From Hus, Mus, Shehz & shahz😍
May Allah bless you in life and may you always stay close to him ❤️😊❤️
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The phrase 'I swear down' is actually haram to say as it is a form of swearing by other than Allah and is actually a minor act of shirk but can also become major if you believe that who or what you swore by deserves to be worshiped, that can actually take you out of Islam. Just a quick piece of advice, In'Sha'Alah we can all keep this in mind and learn from it.
May Allah ease his affairs he’s clearly battling his nafs
And I ask Allah to guide him away from music and allow him to do good for the youth
Accepting your actions and realizing its wrong is the first step towards REPENTANCE. However you now need to make that decision to stay from the very Evil, you are involved in. Inshallah you will find your way.
You can only have music or Quran both can’t be in one’s soul
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58:00 good advice from Abdul Lateef ma sha Allah
loved this. so genuine
Few of ya ran to the comments to judge before even watching the vid…🤷🏽♀️
Ma Shaa Allah
May Allah bless Harris❤️
The Qiraʼat at the end مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ 👌
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الحمدالله💯💯
Asslam alikum my name is Majida Abdulkadir and I wanted to meet harris j for quite a while now inshallah I can meet him
I pray to Allah to meet you Harris ❤
Its crazy to see this and where he's ended up. He was in y10 i think when i started y7 at ernest bevin back in 2011. Mashallah
We are a product of our environment. If we stay with pious Allah fearing people we will become pious. In sha Allah. Spiritual guides are very important
He is so hamble, faithful and such a geniune man mashallah may Allah guide him away from the music
Salam from Somalia🇸🇴💙
May Allah guide him and us all
Mashallah tabaraka Allah. Why does he need music again? With a beautiful voice like that when he read the Quran. Allahu Akbar
me watching this on my way to my islamic school😭🙈
Nice Recitation. 🖤
Quran and music don't mix in the heart, like oil and water. They don't mix. May Allah purify our hearts and let us die with a qalbun saleem. Amin.
Nice interview!
mashallah love this podcast always teaching and dropping jems mashallah mashallah mashallah may allah reward you guys
45:07 this is me after writing half of the answer of a question on exams😂.
I think the biggest problem we have as Muslims esp those that constantly commenting online is constant judging one another, is this wat Islam teaches ? I hav nvr said anyhting about abiut him u should always assume the best .. also wat do the non Muslims be thinking of us wen we're bashing our own people ??!
Just found ur channel and subbed! Amazing video!
I certainly not going to look the whole video but I certainly have a message that I wish Harris find this really.
If I hate someone is because they did something really wrong to me or is a killer and the people who are nourishing from the misery of other.
About you I really don't hate you I hate some of the things you did every one is being tested continuously in this life and that is the reason I don't see you as a bad person.
The message is a reminder if you want to succeed in this life and the afterlife:
Don't copy what you see because it is trendy or what people think as good or not because in this way you loose your beautiful character. Don't take the likes, subscribers, and followers as your first priority because like that they become your masters. What you see as yourself becomes fake.
Copy and follow what it is clear that Allah likes you to do or say.
The trap of this modern world is taking your weaknesses twist them and taking you out of the reality by giving you power through those weaknesses.
So I remind myself and you that what is the most important thing is the submission to Allah. What others thinks or say about you is not the most important thing.
Like that you find yourself being good and in in the eyes of your surrounding you becomes a good person more humble and just in peace in this world. Sins are part of the test, always try to stay away and do your best , everytime you slip repent
Please release the one with Hitz asap
Get young adz on this imam shakil from south london Lewisham sides can probs get him on