respect the fact that you have the
audacity to come to my house after I
feed you to tell me about your religion.
That's never happened to me with Jews.
Can you believe it? Some Muslim had the
audacity to give Patrick bin David a
Quran.
He takes out a backpack full of Qurans
and books and he gives it to me. He
says, "I want to talk to you about a
religion of m Islam."
Even after Patrick himself gave Andrew
Tate a Bible,
I got a gift for you as well.
Amazing.
Let's start off with the first one. The
first one is a Bible.
Let's get into the story where Patrick
McDavid talks about his Muslim friend,
the one who had the audacity to give him
a copy of the verbatim word of God
Almighty, the Quran.
To talk to you guys,
by the way, last I had a guy, a friend
of mine, I won't say his name, but he's
Muslim.
He came, I brought him to the house. We
made a meal. We sat down and we gave him
food. We had a great conversation
together. And then he takes out a
backpack full of Qurans and books. And
he gives it to me. He says, "I want to
talk to you about a religion of m Islam
and religion of peace
in my house."
Tried to pitch you Islam in your house.
By the way, I respect it. I don't say it
in a negative way. I respect the fact
that you have the audacity to come to my
house after I feed you to tell me about
your religion. That's never happened to
me with Jews. You mentioned that a
Muslim friend was invited to your home.
You probably had lunch with him. He was
your guest and then he gave you
something that surprised you, a Quran
in books and he gives it to me. He says,
"I want to talk to you about a religion
of Islam,
religion of peace in my house."
Now, in your description of what
happened, you never said that your
Muslim friend was rude in any way, that
he was pushy, that he was aggressive.
You didn't suggest they were a bad guest
at all. So, why present it like
something awkward or unusual happened?
But first, let's have a look at this.
I got a gift for you as well.
Let's start off with the first one. The
first one is a Bible. This is a special
Bible cuz it's from 1870. This is not a
newer Bible. It's 1870.
Brother, I absolutely love things like
this. Thank you very much.
Here you yourself went to Andrew Tate's
home for an interview and not in
private, but in public, not like your
Muslim friend did, but on camera in
front of the entire world. You handed
Andrew Tate a Bible right after he
reverted to Islam. Now, I'm sure you
weren't trying to force anything on him.
You were simply sharing something
meaningful to you. And I'm pretty sure
that's exactly what your Muslim friend
was doing when he gave you a copy of the
Quran. Here's the difference. You framed
your gift to Andrew Tate as an act of
friendship. But when it came to your
Muslim friend giving you a gift, you
made it sound like something strange,
like he had the audacity. Honestly, if
anyone could have said something like
that, it could have been Andrew Tate.
But let's be real. You've had plenty of
guests on your show, Patrick.
Fear-mongers,
hate provocators. People like Rasheed
Spencer, this Tommy aka Robinson, and
others, people who openly attack Islam
for profit. It's a big business for
them, and it's been very disappointing,
especially for the many Muslims who are
actually once fans of yours. So when a
Muslim friend of yours hands you the
actual source, the Quran, it's not an
insult. That's giving you a fair chance
to really look at Islam for yourself
from the Quran, not through the lens of
professional Islam haters. I'm sure your
Muslim friend, he's seen you going down
that direction of hate as you've been
very misinformed about Islam, my friend.
Maybe it's shaped by your upbringing in
Iran, which to be honest, this is not
the proper representation of Islam. So
it becomes a duty on a Muslim to try to
help to offer the correct information to
give you an opportunity to see things
clearly not through the distortion. And
that's why it blows our minds that you
keep inviting opponents of Islam, people
who are deliberately misinforming your
audience instead of letting your Muslim
friend help you bring on knowledgeable
Muslim guests. So as it was done
respectfully giving you the copy of the
Quran in your home respectfully, why not
present it that way? Because in both
cases, whether you given Andrew Tate the
Bible, as we can see,
a Bible, this is a special Bible cuz
it's from 1870.
Or your Muslim friend giving you a copy
of the verbatim word of God Almighty,
the Quran, it's not pushing. It's about
sharing. Now, let me close with this. In
your videos, you asked, "How long does
it take to become a Muslim?"
How long does it take to become a
Muslim?
What was the number?
30 seconds. They ask you to say a
prayer. They direct you to some things
and then they say, "Okay, now come along
with me on the journey."
Your co-host said they make you say a
prayer and then that's it. That's
incorrect. It's not a prayer. It's a
statement, a testimony after the
evidence has been presented to the
individual and your heart aligns with
it. Is the moment you acknowledge what's
already within your very nature? For
example, if someone stole your car, a
material possession, and you saw the
guy, now he's in a lineup. Would you
make a statement testifying, "Yeah,
that's him. That's the one." If you had
to make a statement under oath that your
father was indeed your father, would you
do it? Of course you would. Well, this
is the greatest statement that a human
being can ever make when they recognize
their creator through his names and
attributes. He's absolutely one unique
without beginning.
He doesn't become born through the womb
of a woman. He doesn't have a date of
birth. Doesn't die, eat, sleep, go to
the bathroom, and that there's nothing
worthy of worship except the creator of
the heavens and earth, God Almighty. in
Arabic, Allah in the language of Jesus,
Aramaic,
Jesus would say Allah and that Muhammad,
this is the first part of the statement.
And the last is that Muhammad, peace and
blessings be upon him, is the last and
final messenger sent to mankind. And
this would automatically include all the
preceding messengers. For example,
Jesus, Moses, Abraham, peace be upon
them all. They all came with the same
message,
the same way of life. Islam to submit
your will to the will of God. Like in
the Lord's prayer, our father who art in
heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy
kingdom come, thy will be done. This is
Islam. To submit your will to the will
of God encapsulated in one word, Islam.
And they, Jesus, Moses, Abraham, they
were all Muslims. They were submitters
to God. One word for that is Muslim.
They were Muslim. So once someone
believes this in their heart, for many,
this is enough. Others go deeper into
looking into the authenticity of the
Quran, the miracles of the Quran, the
miracles of Prophet Muhammad, the
prophecies, and with a sincere heart
asking God Almighty alone for guidance.
And that's it. After that, they simply
give birth to what's already inside of
them. The shahada, the testimony. Let's
go ahead and time it right now. See how
long it takes.
I bear witness that there is nothing
worthy of worship except the creator of
the heavens and earth. And I bear
witness that Muhammad is the messenger
of Allah. 15 seconds. Done. That's it.
This is why Islam, submission to the
creator, not the creation, continues to
grow because it makes sense. Now, if
you'd like to receive what Patrick bin
David's Muslim friend gave him, a copy
of the Quran, go to the deansshow.com
and I'll give it to you as a gift from
me to you. Subscribe right now. Hit that
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and we'll see you next time. Until then,
peace be with you. Asalamikum.