As a Jew, I can say Allah is the same
God of the Torah. Allah is really the
same God of the Torah.
>> My next guest, Jacob. He's ethnically
Jewish and religiously Muslim.
And he finished just now practicing the
month of Ramadan. Jacob's father and
mother both come from a Jewish
bloodline. According to the DNA studies
and Ashkanazi to be specific, he went to
Hebrew school study with Jewish rabbis
and attended a Zionist youth camp
counselors were soldiers from the IDF.
Before his bar mitzvah, he visited
Israel. So, a lot has been developing.
We're going to get into many different
things with my next guest. What could be
potentially the reason behind the Iran
war? We'll get into that. Some of his
beliefs before he'll be talking about
reincarnation. And I didn't know that
this was a part of some of the
teachings. The Messiah, who is the
Messiah, reacting to a rabbi who's
actually talking about JC, Jesus Christ,
and we'll hear what he has to say. And
good news. We'll share a story about
some good news of another Jewish man who
accepted Islam after having to come back
three times into Judaism. Each one of
those times being canceled out by
another rabbi. Very interesting story.
All this and much more with my next
guest where here on the Dean show
>> and JC Penny will show up to redeem the
world. He will put us all to be burned
in hell.
>> And a lot of what orientalists do they
take from Islam what they like and they
convolute it and they change something
about it and
>> you are worship a dead man that was by
the Romans. They crucified him and he
couldn't even save himself.
So many are connecting. Now the real
reason behind this war in Iran is all
connected and they're literally like
rocking and they're pleading and they're
and
>> I was asked a question whether Allah is
the same God as the God of the Old
Testament.
>> You'll see things in there that are upon
oppression upon oppression, things that
are just outrageous. And then he had
actually the Talmud behind him, right?
Chronology with all of them. They all
had the same teachings. Paradise,
hellfire. They really were talking about
disconnecting from this life. Where here
many are like, "No, it's this life. It's
dunya duny. It's this life." where Islam
is like no
>> how are you doing brother
>> alhamdulillah alhamdulillah
>> okay let's start off with this this
creates a lot of confusion when you say
Jewish and Muslim so is this correct you
And you cannot be religiously Jewish,
but you can be Jewish from ethnicity and
be Muslim.
>> Yeah. Alhamdulillah. Um, you know,
anyone can be a Muslim. Alhamdulillah.
But, um, to be Jewish according even
even according to Jewish law, I would be
considered Jewish. They would just
consider me a Jewish apostate. But um
but my bloodline, you know, considering
that my mother and my father and all
going all the way up as far as as we
have information for um are all Jewish
and you know my history and my
background all comes from um uh from
that I did some DNA tests and I made
sure that that was you know that
>> DNA.
>> Yeah. I I I just out of curiosity. I
wanted to see where, you know, where the
where that took me. And, you know,
alhamdulillah, it it's interesting to
see um where your background comes from.
I think for anyone um just just cuz it's
a you know, it's a from Allah that we
come from different places and that we
we all can come together and uh you
know, you and I we we came from
different parts of the world and now
alhamdulillah we're here together and we
we uh you know, we share the same
beliefs. I want to ask you to share with
us this story. But first uh before that
it's incredible story you guys are going
to hear. It's actually another
person who you had the honor of meeting
him in the beginning coming he was came
to the mosque he was studying uh ultra
orthodox Judaism for seven years.
Amazing story. I want you to share that
with us. But before that, you mention
apostate and usually they have these
people out there who are always
attacking Islam and oh apostasy or
whatnot. But is it true if you read the
Old Testament this actually applies uh
in there? It's there. Apostasy. If
somebody worships false gods and it's
unalivable. Is that correct?
>> Of course.
>> It's in the It's in the Old Testament.
>> Of course. Um
and you know so and I guess that kind of
leads into uh um my my good friend there
but uh so you know the idea of
apostizing is you know that's been for
for as long as there's been uh the
establishment of you know courts the
court systems they say the no laws right
noah
um they say this is from their
scriptures they believe that you know um
there were seven laws and I think the
you A lot of them are very similar to
the ten commandments but a little bit
more uh simplistic. The last of those is
to establish house of justice. And
anyone who any society who fulfills
these laws I think of course they are
monotheists and and so on but they're
not from the Jewish side that they they
also have a portion of the world to
come. They have a portion of Jenna so to
say. Um that's what Jews believe. Um but
uh but as far as being in the Jewish
religion, the Jewish faith, if you were
in it um and you know the and you you
were um in that time, you know, Benny is
and you had completely revoked, you
know, your uh your uh the understanding
of revoked the understanding of Allahh
being worshiped alone um and you decided
to worship partners alongside him that
you'd be considered an apostate. you
know, you you're you're rejecting the
the um scripture. And the but the
difference is in modern day versus now,
they say, well, you you're you're a
Jewish apostate, which means that you
you know, you have an easy way in if you
came back. Um but like there's no recon
conversion. There's no you just you're
just oh, you're Jewish. Oh, you're back
again. You came back to your senses. Um
but uh for somebody who uh you know
tried to come in from that, it's it's a
lot it's a much different story. And you
know, let's call let's call him
Abdullah. That's not his name, but he's
a servant of God. He accepted uh that's
what Abdullah means, servant of Allah,
the creator. And it's a very amazing
story you were sharing with me. And if
he watches this, Abdullah, I'd love to
have you come on for the benefit of
people listening to your story. I think
it affects so many people in a positive
way. So much good can be done from it by
listening to it, hearing it firsthand.
But go ahead and get into this. three
times he comes from a Christian
background but three times he had to be
re retaken his shahada uh when he his
testimony or however it is when you come
into being of the Jewish religion talk
to us about the beginning how you met
him
>> and what happened from there so I get a
text one day from um my you know my
local imam um he texts me he says hey
you know there's a man who called um and
he's interested in just kind of learning
about the religion um and he said he
comes from a Jewish background or he he
you know he converted to Judaism and now
he's just you know he's just curious
about what what Islam is and I of course
was very shocked to hear that because
you don't hear any I I'm still as far as
like there there are maybe two two uh
other people who I met who either come
from a Jewish background ethnic
ethnically and Abdullah is the only one
who um who had uh come from a a
religious background understanding that
religion understanding the faith and So
Abdullah, you know, he comes to the
masid that day and he um, you know, he
walks in and he's of course just
observing everything and I'm very
excited. I go up to him and I start
talking to him about, you know,
similarities. A lot of the there are
some prayers. Um, there's one that I
always like to talk about. Uh, I may
have mentioned it in the last one. It's
like adonolam is a is a very famous poem
that they will say at the end of prayers
for Jew uh for um in um in you know
Jewish ceremonies and and you know
prayers and um and it talks a lot about
Islam in it and I said you know that
that like what Adonam says that's what
we believe and kind of just in the in
you know he's he's um he was fascinated
but of course there was a lot to take in
so you know he came back a few times and
he would sit with um the imam he would
sit with us and alhamdulillah he got
guided to Islam. Uh and that was just a
few weeks before last Ramadan. So he's
been Muslim for a little over a year
now. And uh alhamdulillah he's um what I
what I gained from him uh in in
knowledge about the religion the the way
that Judaism is practiced um far
exceeded what I thought I knew about
Judaism before because someone who
converts to any religion and from my
from my perspective if they're doing it
out of faith not doing it out of maybe
you know wanting to marry someone or or
something like that something of this
that you know there's another reason to
convert when somebody converts for a
religion they be they go right into it
they dive in. You find a lot of people
who convert, they dive right in. So, he
he had a lot of knowledge about other
books, other scriptures aside from the
main ones, aside from the the Tawat, you
know, the the Torah um and uh and the uh
and the Talmud and others, you know, he
had there other books that he read and
he's giving me insights. Did you know
this? Oh, I read this part in the Quran,
but did you know this? There's this this
talks about that in this really obscure
part. And it's really cool to hear that
that you know, you don't usually hear.
So what I'm getting from you is that
he's really was fascinated to some of
the stuff he learned that it's coming
that Allah God Almighty is talking about
it in the Quran. He's making these
connections that's increasing him in his
faith in his iman.
>> Exactly.
>> But he studied seven years with the
Orthodox rabbis and then before that
>> he was messianic Jewish. So um he grew
up in a Christian household.
>> He's Christian starting off with.
>> Yeah. But I guess not too practicing. Um
but he um but he became messianic u for
a few years and then um as and he was
told u at that time you know if you want
to get a better better understanding of
how to read the the Torah like properly
um and you want to like learn the Hebrew
and things like that go to go to an
ultraorththodox one and just learn from
them. They didn't expect for him to
actually attach himself so much to that
realizing that oh they actually have
some knowledge I can take from so he
became um ultraorththodox Jewish. Um now
there are many different varieties of
that. Um of course there are some
popular ones that you'll see in America
ones that are more pronounced because
they have larger communities here like
theim um who are known you know for
their black hats very long pays things
like that. They have symbols you know
and they're because they're
>> Is that the one he was a part of?
>> No. No actually interestingly even
though he had a lot of connections with
them like locally he knew some of the
same rabbis I knew here you know locally
um growing up. So um you know there's
that we shared but uh there because of
the different he went through different
uh groups and he he studied from
different rabbis from a lot of them from
a sphartic tradition um some of them
from the Ashkanazi tradition. So we're
talking about some of them were um from
the the area or at least the the
background was from the area of like
Eastern Europe after the diaspora
>> um and after like you know but but even
those who remained in uh Andelus you
know the areas around Morocco and Spain
and and the Muslim world even and then
parts of Syria and Iraq he knew um
people from th those places as well some
rabbis from those places um and uh and
they all have uh different
understandings they have different
rulings And so three times he converted.
Three times.
>> Three times. He had to like reconvert.
>> So he became uh he became Jewish.
>> He he the
>> Jewish religion.
>> He Yeah. He he converted into the Jewish
faith. But um which already the first
time as many people may have heard and
it's true is it takes a lot of effort.
You basically have to get turned away
multiple times um because they want to
they're basically like do you know what
you're get you know do you uh are you
ready for this? They want to see if
you're actually if you're if you're
serious. There's nothing behind that
except tradition.
But he's he's given um you know uh
eventually the ability to to convert.
And that was with one rabbi. But then
the next rabbi when he moved and he
wanted to study under a different one,
they said, "Oh, we don't that first
rabbi you learned from, we don't we
don't accept his uh his credentials. He
and you know, he couldn't even give you
this conversion in the first place. So
your conversion's null."
>> No.
>> Yeah. So then he did it again.
>> Yeah.
>> And lo and behold, uh he moved to
another location and he wanted to study
into the third one. They said, "Oh,
those first two of them, we don't accept
either of their credentials. You got to
do it again."
>> I I have a feeling that if he um that
pattern, it would have stayed
consistent. If he would have moved again
to another place, they would have kept
rejecting him. He'd have to keep redoing
it.
>> Yeah. And and part of it also was, you
know, um like for fam familiar reasons
because of course he um he had a wife
and his wife did convert, you know, to
obviously to keep everything in in good
uh
>> keep everything culture.
>> Sure.
>> And um yeah, and uh and that was one of
the reasons why there was a denial and
and things like that. It's like, you
know, so there's there's a lot of
there's a lot of contradictory stuff
that you'll find in in modern in the
modern Jewish context of how rabbis
think what's what's halal, what's haram,
what's acceptable, what's not
acceptable.
>> And and you know, he was sharing all
this with me and so by the time he came
to the masid, it was already, you know,
he he was highly disillusioned. But he
wasn't disillusioned. He wasn't
disillusioned from those three
conversions. He was disillusioned
because of the events that happened in
the war in Raza and the fact that he saw
he he had he had been studying you know
the pro the understandings of you know
of mercy and and and you know not taking
you know um innocent lives and
everything like that it's mentioned in
the scripture very blatantly um and and
that he's seeing the way that his
cohorts were talking about the cousins
as if they were they were making jokes
about them dying and jokes about their
situation and filthy filthy words. And
he shared me like he showed me some
texts that they texted in their group
chats and he's like this is the reason
why I had to leave because they're being
hypocritical in their speech and their
actions. They they they're trying to,
you know, they have obviously there's a
scripture that's teaching a lot of good
things. Of course, cherrypicking in
order to find the good stuff there, but
generally speaking, there's a lot of
good stuff to learn and yet they're not
doing any of it. they're showing the
exact opposite. And he couldn't he
couldn't bear to see that. So he got
disillusioned for six months. He was
just kind of Jewish, not really
practicing, just kind of knocked off the
wagon for a little while. And that's
when he he came he came to the masid um
to the mosque just to learn. He did not
have any intention on becoming Muslim.
He had no idea what Islam was about. So
it was really amazing to just see that
progression of him um of Abdullah
learning and and and just you know
seeing he every time he would hear an
ayah of the Quran and he said whoa I I
did I had no idea that that would be
even mentioned that's like from a small
story like the story of um the mountain
being held above the Israelites um being
told to uh to obey and and worship Allah
alone
that the same story is mentioned in in
in a very minor scripture um that very
few people study and he was studying it
for like a you know to talk about what
the implications of that are about the
about being coerced to to practice and
things like that and whether or not
there's free will and and things like
that. It's very simple in the Quran. And
he said, "Wow, the simplicity of the
understanding of this, it it totally
knocks their their debate away because
it's it's clear and and it it's like
just the abil just the fact that it is
there that it exists in the Quran is
shocking." And and there and I always
shared with him other stories in the
Quran. I'm like, "Did you know about
this story that doesn't you know that
you don't really see in the scriptures
and about this one?" And um that all
kind of you know uh he was really amazed
by those.
I want to kill two birds with one stone.
With this video here, you have the rabbi
who's actually talking about Christians.
And one thing I want to point out is
consistency. I want people to imagine if
this was a Muslim who was talking like
this, how he would be probably labeled
extreme and the media would probably run
with it and they'd go after him. So,
that's one thing, but at the same time,
he's speaking some truth there. You
could disagree with the way he's um
packaging it. maybe not the wisest, but
also for uh the Jewish people out there,
how afterwards we can discuss talk about
where they miss the bus with Jesus,
peace be upon him, and and probably
rightfully so, the Christian version of
Jesus, they're rejecting. But if you
give them the Islamic version, the the
proper version of Jesus, most if they're
sincere, like many Jews during the time
of Prophet Muhammad, they actually
accepted Islam because they got the
clear lucid picture, not taint it. So
let's get into this rabbi here and we'll
get your reaction. We can discuss it.
>> The Christians evangelist here in
America, which almost all of them are
Republicans,
they probably all going to vote for
Trump and they are very po Israel. They
are the ones that thanks to them, United
States always been with Israel in last
few decades. If you take out
Christianity out of the picture, what
United States had to do with Israel, the
only things they are helping us is
because of religion reason.
But what a lot of Jews do not know is
that they're not doing it for us.
They are doing it only for themsel.
Make no mistake,
they all believe that once we will go
back to the Holy Land and JC Penny will
show up
to redeem the world, he will put us all
to be burned in hell. That's what they
believe cuz we never accepted him and we
won't accept him. So why they want to
help us to take over Israel to win
against the Arabs make sure the Jews go
why they pay all these organization that
sponsor aliyah a lot of the people who
made aliyah it's Christian money all
their it's all come from them there's
some reform rabbis who have connection
with them they get hundreds of millions
of dollars donation from them
rabbis from anat from Texas
why they are so generous. Why are they
donating money to Israel? Why do they
care about Israel? The answer is because
they believe the Messiah would come.
They just have the wrong identity of the
Messiah. That's it.
They believe that it's actually JC. They
never watch my debate with a Christian
professor. They would watch it quickly.
They would dump all the Christian
symbols, you know, where because it
would be so obvious that it's all fake.
>> Actually, I can confuse it with another
clip. We'll watch that uh in a few and
that's the one I was referring to, but
this one actually uh he's talking about
they missed the Messiah. What do you
What are your thoughts? What do you
>> Sure. Um,
>> so coming from a Jewish religious
background yourself, bar mitzvah,
DNA bloodline, Jewish, father and
mother, you studied with rabbis. Now
you're listening to this rabbi and what
he's talking about this word. What would
you say? Aliyah.
>> Aliyah. Yeah. It's it's like hijra. It's
like
>> moving to Israel um to kind of help
facilitate that. I mean, it's definitely
a Zionist. I like the the
rationale for it is is not the same as
you know but basically yeah you're
moving there for the same purpose of
hijra it's like you're going to your
holy land you're going to your homeland
you're the the the Jewish homeland and
and you're uh you're fulfilling a right
you know that's basically what they
believe but
the um what he's saying is that I mean
uh as far as the the reason for
Christians
um uh uh you know donating so much and
such. They uh this has become a very big
talking point I think uh recently with a
lot of commentators uh and and they're
noticing a lot of trends um you know
you'll see uh all these kind of radical
far far right-wing he's very right in
that you'll see these coming from the
far right side um people who either they
they might call themselves Jewish um
some people they call themselves
Telmudic Jews
whatever it is they're just Zionists a
lot of Christian Zionists. They um
they're doing all of this to facilitate
and speed up what they believe to be
events that they think will cause um the
Messiah to come. And we have our own
tradition of understanding the series of
events. And the prophetat wasam uh
prophet Muhammad had listed every detail
in a very very excruciating detail of
the signs of of the messiah coming way
before the messiah coming. We have
something way worse. We have adj and
that is where all of this it's funny
because they none of them understand how
how how crucial that is but I'll get
into that a little bit later is the the
antichrist and how important that is.
But for for their perspective, they all
think every group thinks once the
Messiah comes, whoever is with on the
true side of the Messiah, they're the
ones who are going to win. They're the
ones who are going to overtake all of
their uh enemies. They're the ones who
are going to wipe out all of the bad
guys and they'll be the good guys and
they'll get all of the glory. Um, and
they have different versions. You have
the dispensationalists who believe in
the rapture and that's an invention from
the 1700s and has no has never existed
in Christianity beforehand.
>> You're very familiar with the with the
dispensationalism
>> to an extent and I what's what baffles
me is the guy who invented it and I
forgot his name but the guy who
>> Cyrus Scoffield and then before him you
had John Nelson Darby.
>> Derby. Yes, Derby. Thank you.
>> Um where did they get that from? What's
shocking is we've had from the time of
the prophetam he gave a very long hadith
that describes every single event that
would happen from before the coming of
the antichrist all the way until the
coming of who is the messiah Jesus Jesus
Christ is the messiah and will come to
defeat the antichrist and he will come
he will be a leader on this earth he
will wipe out uh you know an an evil
people Allah wipes them out but and then
he will be living in peace for years and
years and years. There will be some
scholars say like seven years or so of a
time of peace where they have you know
such abundance where there's you know
the the the mountains that were that
were barren are now green and lush and
that they would have like the the
animals they would drink like they would
get the milk from the milk would feed
families and that they would live in
like like their the the because of the
fertility of the land you'd have
pomegranates the size of houses they'd
live inside the shells and husks of
pomegranates. Seven years later, a wind
blows in and comes beneath the the arms
of the of the believing servants, the
ones who truly believed in Allah, and
their souls would come out from them,
and they would all go they would all
die, leaving only only the disbelievers
who are left on that earth until the
last day. That's a rapture. People don't
understand that the rapture comes from
Islam.
the real rapture, not their version, the
real one. And there's always, of course,
Jesus, peace be upon him, he was taken
up,
>> you know, they say some scholars say
through the roof of his house, he was
never crucified. Someone was made to
look like him and was put in his place.
And that's in the Quran.
And there there's there are many other
uh you know, even
um Enoch they said and he was risen to a
station and that's in that's in the
Bible, right? and he was raised risen to
a high station and or and he was and and
he was one who was with I forgot the the
the verse but it's it's in early uh
early uh Genesis but in in the Quran it
says and he was raised and and he was
risen to a high station and so that's in
there too in the in the Quran and they
believe he he was he was not killed but
he was taken up into the heavens and he
instead of being you know dying the same
death and he resides in the fourth
heaven there there are so many examples
of being taken up into heaven or having
or having your soul extracted. And this
exact idea of having of all the
believers, there will come a time where
all the believers will have their souls
taken away and they'll be taken out.
That comes right from Islam. This man
Darby and maybe they either he learned
from orientalists or he was an
orientalist. And a lot of what
orientalists do, they take from Islam
what they like and they convolute it and
they change something about it and they
make it, you know. So, Christians would
love this idea when they're thinking uh
I'm talking about the the modernday uh
far rightwing. They they love the idea
of they they will just be able to put in
their maximal effort. It it doesn't
matter cuz we're all like we're going to
be saved from the from the the the
trials that'll come on the on the on
like the last days and the trials of of
uh you know um that that'll come at the
end of times with witham coming and
everything like that. Some of them want
to stick around for the fight. It's it's
a whole thing. But they but what they
don't see is
why why why is it that some of them
believe that um that fight that's going
to go on with the and with the
antichrist and with witham why do why do
they think they're in the right what
proof what scripture do you have that
proves you're in the right so the
Christians and the Jews who are talking
in this in in this uh when I say Jews
I'm talking about the uh you know these
Zionists interpreted um they're not
they're not the same one the ones who
are in power in Israel because they're
obviously the ones who are gearing
toward this. They're they're encouraging
this. They're encouraging people to pray
on the Temple Mount. They're encouraging
Jews to go pray on the Temple Mount when
they're not allowed to by Islamic sorry
by Islamic by Jewish law. All the Jews
um the the rabbis say that the Jews are
not allowed to go up and pray until they
have the rights established at the that
the temple is uh they have to have the
red heer um a perfect red heer
reslaughtered and then be able to
perform the rituals with that perfect
red heer and um and I think some I think
it's a purified water or something like
that. I I'm I'm not too well verssed on
on that, but they need the red heer and
and be able to um uh do the sacrifice on
the temple mount, actually get it up
there, commit, do the sacrifice, and
then uh then I think people will bathe
with that and be able to that's how
they'll they'll have the purification to
do any further um work on that temple
mount to rebuild the third temple. So,
who is funding the red heer? There there
are farms in Texas, I believe.
>> Yeah. that are trying to raise red heers
um that they ship they ship the live
cattle over to um I think they're
they're keeping some in the area
>> the ones he's talking about the
evangelicals now
>> absolutely so what he's saying is
absolutely correct as far as how the the
connection with the Zionist Christians
and these groups because
they they're following the understanding
of the rabbis thinking what they need to
do to get the Messiah to come. It's like
that's like a convoluted way to say we
don't believe in your scripture the way
that cuz you don't believe in Jesus but
we believe in your methodology to attain
the Messiah coming.
>> So it's a bizarre relationship.
>> It's very bizarre and and all it is is
it's a whatever it takes mentality.
>> Many are saying that
the war that's happening now in Iran is
based it's happening because of this
because of that
Messiah now. We want Msiah now and we'll
do anything to get it. And there was a
clip now that you saw with Net Shayan
and many were thinking he was uh dead
recently. I don't know if in new videos
coming out since some are saying it's
AI.
>> Uh but that that rabbi in that video uh
you know what? Let's let's have the
people look at that video so they know
what we're talking about.
as I talk
just simply
>> how do you decipher that? So, this is
what we're talking about. Many hours
have passed. He still hasn't come. We're
working on it. How do you how do you get
him to come? So many are connecting now
that this war is now the real reason
behind this war in Iran is all connected
to religious reasons. Now what do you
think?
>> Personally I don't know what the
nefarious purposes for a lot of these
people are. Um what I do know is that
the man who the rabbi who was speaking
here he's the lubrica. He um he was like
basically the the main force behind um
the at least for his time like the
leader of the Kabad the kidic um uh
group the um which is a uh they're one
form of the ultraorththodox Jews.
They're the ones who you usually see in
America. They're very prominent. You'll
see them in the west very commonly like
as far as if you see anyone with you
know the the black hats and the pis and
so on. They're theim typically. Um but
there are many other forms of
ultraorththodox and what they look like
and how they what you know their beliefs
in general. Um they're a little bit more
they're more involved in the spiritual
side of things and they care a lot about
the Messiah coming. Not necessarily to
I'm talking about know him specifically.
I don't think they're they're as
involved as to direct things but they
but they're pro messiah coming general.
they will have, you know, there's a day
in the year um and forgive me for
forgetting the name of the holiday where
they they uh they they literally the
entire day is a day of of
pleading to Allah, pleading to um Adonai
for Moshiach to come. And they're
literally like rocking and they're
pleading and they're and
they're just screaming. They're they're
they're on the tables. They're going
they go crazy just pleading pleading for
Allah to send uh a messiah, right?
>> Yeah.
>> Um so I don't know when they when they
say this and they say they're like you
you you have you have work to do.
Messiah is not here yet.
>> What can he do? And we don't we know
that he's not thisan. He's not really
doing much good in the world. What what
is he doing?
>> He's spreading and he's a fast and and
that's all it is. I mean the thing is is
that
>> so what's he going to do? He's going to
create more turmoil and destruction in
the world.
>> I think it has more to do with keeping
away from for him. He's not very
religious. You can you don't you don't
see him following even including for the
third temple and things like that. There
are other people in that cabinet who are
more deranged in that side of things and
trying to get Mushia to come with crazy
stuff and like cats and and the others,
you know, the ones who are like they
really will try to do everything to take
the Temple Mount away and and and start
this.
>> Netanyahu, he he just he he was do you
know how many times he's evaded his
trials for for corruption.
>> Yeah.
>> Because ever since the war of he was
about to stand on trial. He is happy to
let anything distance himself from being
uh put in a position where he uh uh
where he'll have to go on trial for
Yeah. He's much more concerned with him
his own self. He doesn't I don't think
he cares a lot about that version of
things.
>> Yeah.
>> And when he met the Reb,
>> this is their way. Um the theidam are
very very stern on when somebody has the
ability to make a big change of things,
they plead with them, do whatever you
can to hasten the the the the means of
attaining mash mashiach coming.
>> All right. Now, let's get into that
video that I thought originally that I
was showing you with the the rabbi.
>> Sure.
>> Wake up, you little idiot. You are
worship a dead man that was killed by
the Romans. They crucified him and he
couldn't even save himself. You expect
him to come and save you and save the
world after 2,000 years. You're really
that stupid.
And then you come and say, "Oh, our God.
How can you go? You're not normal."
Okay, so some go, they're waking up.
Wait a minute. How am I taught to
believe in someone that was by people,
Jews, non-Jews, it's not relevant.
People killed him. If was he was divine
in any way, who can kill divine
creature?
It's not possible in one second kill all
of them. The fact that he couldn't beg
for his life, help me. No, don't kill
me. That means he's completely unable to
do anything. That's enough. How can you
believe in such thing? It doesn't make
any sense.
So instead of waking up to this, I'm
talking about this idiot. Instead of
waking up and say, "Wait a minute. How
can I even put it and make fun of it?
He's right. This this this annoying
rabbi, as annoying as he is, he's
shoving the truth in my face. How could
I not think about it before? All these
years that I worship that idol.
Besides, it's very interesting how all
these anti-semite are worshiping.
It's also something that we have to
understand. You come and you ate a whole
race and your god is a
makes any sense. Verovitz in Lausan in
Switzerland
on December 25th. You know they they
work half a day. December 24th they
finish around 12 1 p.m. He came to one
Christian in the office. He said to him,
"Tonight
is the greatest night of the year for
me." And the Christian asked him why
Rabbi it's not supposed to be a holiday
for you today.
So of course I'm so happy every December
25th at night I get so happy. He said
why? I said how can I not be happy that
6 billion 5 billion two billion whatever
the number is two billion Gentiles
bowing down to one. How can I not be
happy?
December 26 they met again in the
office. He wrote it in his book and the
guy told him because of you I could not
concentrate in church at all yesterday.
I just couldn't pray to JC anymore.
Every time I was about to say dear JC
this that I said to myself wait a minute
he's a worshiing a
I couldn't pray anymore. your thoughts.
>> In Islam, we have
uh we have mannerisms. And uh I always I
always uh hate to see when there's
somebody who doesn't have doesn't have
mannerisms in how they treat other
people and what they say. And this this
rabbi um clearly doesn't have any
mannerisms or know how to treat the
people. Uh in Islam, we are told to
speak with the best of speech. I'm
putting that as a as a pre as a
precursor because there are many things
that factually are are correct
Islamically, factually they're correct
and some that are not. But the fact of
of worshiping somebody who they believed
died on the cross. Yes, in Islam we
believe that
first of all never died on the cross.
Just totally pushed that out of there.
But for a man who were to die, only men
die. And I know that Christians say,
"But but we believe that Jesus is fully
God and fully human. That that's his
nature. It's fully God and fully human."
Okay. Well, you you you uh you debated
that. You voted on that in your
councils, you know, council of Nika, the
Nikian creed. You you you affirmed um
the the you know, the sonhood of of God
and versus the Aryans and so on. Go.
Okay. Fine. um you're believing in the
Pauline interpretation where you're
going to uh you know your your um deeds
are not going to be uh are of no avail.
It's just faith alone that'll save you.
Okay, that's fine. But what he's saying
in terms of
um of of worshiping an idol, that is
that is the essence of of what
Christians are doing in this sense of
putting that up there. And you know, in
in the modern sense especially, there
were plenty of Christians, you know,
historically who they they don't they
don't they never got that far. I'm
talking about the Ebianites and and
other uh you know, the the Jewish
Christians and so on. Um but the
modern-day Christians and especially
those who are in the west and very
particularly in America and the ones who
you know the ones who are following on
that right the right side they they are
very keen on following the a a gospel uh
like you know hallelujah uh way of of
worshiping where it's I don't really
care about the interpretation of the
divinity but I believe in Jesus and
that's enough for me. this what he's
referring to are to those people I think
more so more than more than most um and
uh you know the idea of worshiping a Jew
um that's for his own self-sufficiency
this guy he likes to think every a lot
of a lot of Jewish people like to who
are in a
>> uh non like a not properly religious
understanding
>> even if they were to think that I'll
call them Telmudic Jews because I think
the majority of them they they follow
the Talmud um with uh with all of its
corruptions and things in it uh without
in regards to what could have been
correct and not correct. And we can get
on the Talmud in a bit. Um but yeah, the
way that he is is it's just thinking um
look at that uh look at look at how we
can we can make them uh dance whenever
we give them one thing that that is a
reputation. Um but again, he doesn't
realize that Christians have their own
theology. There's a reason why they
don't believe that they don't. They
believe that they're worshiping the God
Jesus, not the human Jesus. The the
human was just a nature of him. That's
their that's their interpretation. You
can't change their mind on that. You can
only change the minds of those who don't
really grasp that interpretation and
then get confused. This goes with any
any evangelist or any apost apost um
what's it? uh anyone who is um uh like
evangelizing.
>> Yeah. um not apostle but um they go to
people and they try to confuse them
>> and that that is not what uh what's
going to benefit the people that's just
going to cause more confusion and more
you know so but so this is why I say
like mixing truth with falsehood that's
what you'll find when you hear these
types of rabbis speaking these types of
things like you know uh and the very
first part talking about um you believe
like kind of gesting with them yo you
believe he's the messiah that he's going
to come down and basically saying look
you you basically kill this man who you
think and you're worshiping and this is
what he's saying
to to make the point that okay well you
uh you and you think that this guy is
our messiah like you're you're making
all these claims and you think that this
guy is going to come back and save you
well
Allah if Allah chooses to make someone
die Allahh can cause someone to die and
he can resurrect him and it is in in the
Quran it even talks about um a man who
came across this is the that historians
they they say like the time of um when
Nebuchadnezzar uh destroyed the first
temple and then took all the Jews
captive um there was a a man who rode of
from from that time and some people say
it was um Ros that's just thought about
um you know one of the prophets that he
came you know he came to this area um
and I think it's probable that it was
that was at least a prophet came to the
area of they some say Jerusalem but it
was one of the one of the cities that
was demolished and it was ransacked and
there was no one living in that city
anymore. And he said, "How can Allah
bring this city back to life after it's
been to totally wiped out. It looks
improbable." Allah causes him to die for
100 years. He is with his donkey and his
food. And then Allah resurrects him
first. He and it's amazing. It talks
about how he resurrects first. He brings
his eyes back to life so he could see
his forming of his flesh and his bones
get wrapped with the the new muscle and
everything coming back to life. Subhan
Allah. And then he's told to look at his
donkey and the donkey the same thing
happens resurrected back to life from
bones and he watches that and his food
pristine condition
and he looks around and he sees that
same city that he was living in talking
about after the time where
Nebuchadnezzar then there was you know
there was that that buffer gap of around
100 years and then people came and you
know after Cyrus you know restored them
back to the per you know the Persian
king Cyrus came and and took it back and
allowed the Jews to go back they the
city was back to being bustling. So he
looked around he said the city is you
know that city is back to being normal.
This could happen to anyone who Allah
chooses. So this guy doesn't have
anything to stand on because he's not
affirming the that Allah is is capable
of all things.
Allah is capable of doing anything. And
that's why this something that I always
get annoyed with when I hear about um
particularly rabbitical Jews making
interpretations and making uh ideas
about Allah that are not true. They're
always the ones that are the ones who
think that they have the the the sole
right to argue with Allah to be like to
be shameful in the way that they're
talking with, you know, you told us
this, we deserve this, give us this now.
They say bring us Moshiach now. They
don't say, "Yeah, oh my lord, if you if
you know if you could bestow your mercy
upon us with your Messiah that we may be
sufficed." Nothing of the sort. Bring us
Moshiach now. We want Moshiach now. Give
like they're they're they're not
pleading in a in a
>> like an entitled uh child.
>> Yes. And this is how it's gone. It's
steered toward that. So, you know, the
um and I'm I'm getting a little bit off
track here, but um the understanding of
how they get these things and and where
the interpretations come from, you know,
I keep bringing up Talmud, right? And I
think that that needs to be understood a
little bit better. Um for the people
watching is that the Talmud, you'll hear
you'll hear that being spoken about a
lot in regard to those especially the
laws and the reason why they even had
this idea of the third temple and all.
It all comes from Talmud and and some
other scripture. But the Talmud is in
essence it was written by the collection
the first bit of it is two books. The
Mishna and the Gar. The Mishna is a
collection of oral law that was passed
down from generation to generation
and Allah what truth there is and what
what parts of it. There's no chain of
narration. There's no saying this person
heard from this person heard from this
person. um that it was said word for
word this way which is what we have in
our we have it in the books of hadith.
We have exactly word for word the
prophetat wasam said x y and z word for
word and
>> a chain of narrators linking back
>> and we know the biographies of every
single narrator in that chain. So if one
person was known to be a liar the entire
hadith is considered you can't you can't
follow it. They don't have any of that.
They never had because it's only in our
faith and that was one of the blessings
of Islam was that we have this way of
authentication that we know we're
following. They didn't have that back
then. Um and who knows what was put in
fabricated from what rabbi or another or
was just it's a game of telephone too.
You don't know maybe someone had good
intentions. They heard things the wrong
way and they said it. You know,
everyone's played the game of telephone.
You start from one side and everyone's
whispering in the ear. You can only say
it once.
>> By the end you and you're thinking who
how can they mishar it? I said something
so clear. By the end, it's completely
different. The word is completely
different. And that's exactly what you
see in the Talmud. You'll see things in
there that are upon oppression upon
oppression, things that are just
outrageous. And I don't want to bring
them up. I think I did bring them up
maybe in the last some a couple of them
maybe in the last uh time I I was on
your show. But the point being that's
where they get a lot of these ideas from
where uh how things are to be
established for the last day. And and so
the the Mishna is just the oral
traditions as they are. the gamar. So
this is 200 years CE, right? This is
this is 200 years after
um and this is when it's comp compiled.
We didn't have anything like this in its
in its form prior to you know at the
time of Isa and before it. This is a new
thing and and at this time you know if
you're thinking about the rabbis of
Medina for instance and the Jews of
Medina they have when they talk about it
they're they're a lot more uh they're
able to connect more with what the
prophet wasallam was saying. um and and
affirming what he was saying because
they didn't have this convoluted way of
looking at things through the the lens
of the Talmud and the way that
rabbitical Judaism went on that
trajectory. You know, they didn't have
that same that that same groundwork. So,
and you know, that's a whole other
topic. But the point is that the Gamarra
is the is how these rabbis basically
said this rabbi um had a discussion with
this rabbi and like they're discussing
one uh part of the oral text and then
it's their commentary on it. It's the
equivalent of doing
on hadith. I think it's a better way to
com for for you know the Muslim
audiences out there. It's like doing
exesis of narrations rather than doing
ex Jesus on uh scripture. Um but yeah,
that's I I think that a lot of people
don't realize how much when when you
have a whole book filled with
inconsistencies and who knows who said
what and how it was. It's not considered
a scripture of its type. Like even
though the oral law was a part of
scripture,
there's no way to know how how that
would have been uh uh uh kept, you know,
over its time.
>> Uh you mentioned the word Allah, so I
want to play this next clip for those
who are kind of confused. Jewish
uh Allah, how does that sink in with
God?
>> As a Jew, I can say Allah is the same
God of the Torah. I was asked a question
whether Allah is the same God as the God
of the Old Testament. The answer to that
question is yes. The Muslim concept of
Allah is exactly the same as the Jewish
concept of Hashem. Even if some Jews
tell you that, oh, we don't believe in
the same God as the Muslims do. They're
only saying this because of political
reasons. In fact, Rabbi Mosha benmoon
was probably the biggest scholars that
scholar that ever lived. He lived about
1,000 years ago. He says if a Jew needs
to pray, he is allowed to go to a mosque
and pray because the Muslim concept of
God is exactly the same as the Jewish
concept of God. As a Jew freely say this
and without even any hesitations, I can
use the Arabic phrase Allah Abban and
have no problem saying that Allah is
really the same God of the Torah.
>> Now, I think that is really profound.
Allah. This is a Jewish man again. It's
Jewish man. He's saying that. And he
quoted
>> who was he quoting? Rambam.
>> Rambam. Yeah,
>> he's quoting. This is like the stay home
the second Moses.
>> Subhan Allah. Yeah. Mosha bin or
Mymonades.
>> Yeah.
>> 1200s. Uh he um was born in raised in
Aland and um I think 1200s if I'm not
wrong. And he even when Alarine in Fez
the first university to exist um the uh
in Fez in Morocco um he went he went to
Alarine when it before it was like a
religious uh place of knowledge and it
was just a regular university for many
different sciences. He studied there and
he became not just he became a master of
many many different things. He he was
the biggest scholar of that part of the
world. uh and and considering like that
one of the biggest scholars ever in in
the history of of rabbitical Judaism,
>> they refer back to him a lot
>> and he's and he's saying that that this
Allah is the God of the Old Testament.
>> Yeah. And that's a very uh like this is
a common easily easily refutable thing
for Christians um and and and others who
say that you know this is it was known
for its time. the you know he uh he so
my monodities wrote mainly in Arabic
most of his books were in Arabic it's
just a few books uh like uh was it the
guide to guide to the perplexed and his
uh his uh I'm pretty sure um that were
written in uh in Hebrew but the vast
majority of his texts were written in
Arabic because most of the people who
were learning from it they wanted it to
be accessible to the masses. He was the
um to the to the um the leader at the
time in Egypt. He was his chief
physician. He was his doctor. I mean he
was he was renowned as as a um you know
an ally so to say of of uh and I I want
to use that term lightly but you know he
he had um he had gained a position of
immense respect in uh and amongst the
the Muslim community because he the only
he he he was basically only saying I
just don't agree with Islam but
everything that they say about is
correct and you'll see that throughout
his texts and um those who study his
texts will see that like Islamic thought
is imbued in it like there are so and
and because he grew up in an Islamic
environment he was he grew up in Islamic
and and and you know a lot of the people
who it's so that that thought that we
have the way that as Muslims you start
to see things scripturally he used that
that methodology the same way and you'll
see that in his writings the methodology
is similar to that whereas as opposed to
some of the other rabbis in other parts
of the world where they have this
roundabout way of going about things
where it's like oh well it could be this
but I guess this rabbi said it so it
could also be this and that's where you
have choosing whatever interpretation
suits their desires many scholars have
said what are those 13 points that he
has what are they 12 13 that they talk
about and it kind of lays out their the
creed of Judaism and many scholars have
said that they he got this Rambam from
the Muslims and this is why you have
many now um are on the the what they
claim monotheism one God but you can see
if you go deeper you know you were
mentioning to me as I didn't know that
some even believe in reincarnation and
the concept of heaven and hell just
being really focused on this life not
too much of that is there so you can see
how the more you go away from Moses's
teachings,
Abraham's teachings, Islam brings it all
back to that chron uh chronology with
all of them. They all had the same
teachings, paradise, hellfire. They they
really were talking about disconnecting
from this life. Where here many are
like, "No, it's this life. It's dunya
dunya. It's this life." Where Islam is
like, "No, it's not. This is just
transition." And really having people
focus on the next life, paradise,
hellfire, accountability, the day of
judgment. And you can see the concept of
bida, innovation, right? Where Pro
Muhammad really stressed to you cannot
innovate in in religion in worldly
matters and inventions. Sure, go ahead
and you know create a tall building soap
uh where Muslims were at the pinnacle.
But you can see here so many things that
just crept in that's modified changed
and making up things is you know the
years have gone. What are your thoughts
on that?
>> Well Allah says it inah Bakar is filled
with showing how the how the the modern
Jews have reinterpreted things to suit
their own desires. They'll change the
scripture with their own hands. you know
in both and if I'm not if I'm not wrong
um that that has been covered in
multiple multiple ayat and that um
specifically talking about and they uh
and you will not see a group who who is
more attached to this dunya well like
holding on to this dunya than than the
Jews and the and the polytheists like
that they don't and if and if you were
in the Quran it's in the Quran
>> and if and if it was um and if they were
to be asked why don't you go out and and
uh you And you know whether it's go
fighting in a war or like why don't like
ask for death like be happy with dying
then if you're truthful thinking that
you are thinking that you are the chosen
people that you're already granted uh
you know salvation if you believe that
you are a saved people why are you still
living just go ahead and die and then be
happy in in the in paradise why are you
why are you holding on to this uh this
dunya
>> it's an argument from the creator law in
the Quran
>> exactly and it's this is one of the
reasons I became Muslim I was reading
this firsthand first I I I get this you
know Was it the the 40th uh ay of or
yeah 39 40 I think it's 40 bi is right
oh children of Israel and I said me like
I I'm reading the Quran I'm reading a
text that I thought was for like it was
a you know out of society and this and
that Allah is doing speaking to me
that's interesting I mean even though I
don't consider myself a Jew anymore at
that time I did not consider myself a
practicing Jew I did know that my
history was from the Israelite you know
that's my lineage so I'm like okay he's
speaking to me and I'm and I know
everything that he's talking about is
true. Talking about how and and Abdullah
the brother I was talking before he's
the one mentioning um and he's the one
who also told me about and affirmed how
the idea of reincarnation got into
Judaism.
He's baffled and he's like every time
I'm like wait so didn't uh like in this
part and this part and this part of the
Quran he's like yeah absolutely true in
fact and he gives me the whatever it is
I'm asking about he gives me the
evidence from their texts of what they
believe it's crazy so the idea of
reincarnation came from I think the
1300s or so if I'm not wrong um where
originally there was uh you know and the
idea of of rumbum you know of mymonities
and they they fully understood the idea
of um you know you only live once you
know
>> you really you really do it is a one
life you know that is that is all you
have but at that time you had a creeping
in uh philosophy that came from there
was a book called the zohar that came in
later on that became really prominent
but the idea of kabala kabala is uh in a
way uh a similar thing to how sufism is
to uh uh to to Islam where it's you know
something that was invented invented
later on. And I'm talking about the the
the uh you know the concept of a of a of
an organized thing where they have
certain things that they do and and
beliefs that they hold and and it's very
similar to that where it crept into the
faith and it and and the way that they
had it with Kabala and this the smoke of
the Zohar that came later on um that
it's it was very esoterical and it said,
"Well, here's an interpretation of uh of
of how we are able to as Jews fulfill
our 613 mitzvot. How are we supposed all
all 613 commandments that are said in
the Torah? How are we able to fulfill
all of them? We only have one life.
Well, obviously and and they have their
books to help them support it. We just
come back as an our soul. We There are
600,000 Jewish souls that were fractured
from the soul of Adam is what they
believe. That's their belief of this
type that your soul will be reincarnated
as many times as needed to fulfill all
63
>> as many times as needed and then you
will be and then you will be there uh
when it's ready for uh the the the world
to come where they do not believe and
this is again why they're so attached to
this dunya. They don't believe that the
is a whole separate world separate
completely from this dunya. They believe
they're going to transform this dunya
into Jenna through the help of um the
Messiah to build building the third
temple and then eventually being able to
establish um uh like through through the
through the miracles and through through
Allah being able to transform this world
through through their hands and they're
going to become the leaders who are then
able and then the and they believe that
the the non-Jews will become uh like who
who believed to you like the nohide
ones. They're like secondary to them,
but they're but they all have a portion
of this beautiful world. That's their
Jenna. It's they make they make this all
up. It is all made up. They don't
they're just whatever comes from that
scripture, they interpret it however
makes them, you know, whatever floats
their boat. And they know that and
they're not afraid to say that they, you
know, it's it's like almost wishful
thinking. Like it would be really nice
if this was the truth because it like
what else do we have? Mhm.
>> And that's it's just sad to think about
a state of of a group of people where
they don't have
they don't have certainty in their
faith.
>> They you know they're interpreting
things however they want. Um
>> and that's more of a reason to look into
Islam like you did
>> for clarity, for structured purpose, for
authenticity. It's only there in Islam.
What did you think when you saw I don't
know if you saw those pictures of
Epstein
and then he had actually the Talmud
behind him, right? Was it like a 13
volume? What was that? He had 13 books.
>> I don't know how many was that is it
when you you mentioned two but under
two. Do they open up more? How does it
work? They're saying that he had that
picture and there was the Talmud behind
them but it was a whole like library. I
could imagine if that was a a collection
of Bkari and Muslim and then he's
quoting the Bible actually the the Old
Testament with these verses in there on
violence and oning people for certain uh
breaking certain
rules and crimes and a bunch of stuff.
What are your thoughts? And he and many
of this upper class of unchalant doing
these Bal is mentioned some debunk that
but you but if you really think about it
Bal was an ancient pagan god which they
would sacrifice
things for and then you have these
Epstein files that open up and they're
doing things with kids and all sorts of
and then here in America you have over
300,000 kids go missing a year and Tim
Tim
Timble, I think his name is. Have you
heard of him? I think he was a football
player and he lights up. He's in front
of Congress and he's showing how many
people at this time are downloading
child
uh this uh pornography and the whole
almost the whole city or the whole
country lights up in red. It's
unbelievable. So, okay. So my so my
point is now now the sacrifice of Bal
they would why would they sacrifice what
was children so you got children missing
all this just evil that's happening why
do they sacrifice for this pagan god Bal
is for power for status so if people are
just living for this dunya for this
world what do you want to you want to
climb up the ladder power status so you
can kind of see then the kiswah of the
cabba and then black magic and Jin, all
these. So, you can connect that to
Cabala, to witchcraft, all of these
strange weird things.
>> Uh, and then it's pointing back to
everything we're discussing. Somehow
it's all intertwined. What do you think?
Have you been following a little bit of
the Epstein files?
>> Well, yeah, a little bit. I I wouldn't
say I've been too, but I but I have
>> But connecting it now with with what
we're talking about Talmud behind him
and all these things that are going up.
But then you open up the Quran and it
comes to life. It comes to life. you
kind of see like what what people are
who follow the shaitan the shanic forces
what they're up to
>> and I think what you see nowadays and
and it's the Quran what it talks about
the group of people who follow shaitan
right um and it literally just says as
the Muslims they say do not even follow
in the footsteps of shaitan um but it
but it talks about
there's a hadith where it says toward
the end of time
>> um that we will follow um that that the
Muslims will become so weak that will
they will just follow the group of
people, the the foremost group of
people, even if it were into the the
whole of a lizard. And who is that? Is
it the Jews and the Christians? And he
says, "Who else?" You know?
>> Mhm. So the the the point is that as
things go on and and the and the the
understanding of uh of how they are us
they're utilizing the parts of religion
that satisfy them being able to keep in
power and do these things but they also
the ones in power when they have nothing
more to live off of they start really
you'll find the most fringe thoughts be
>> fringe yeah
>> they're the ones that are being held up
and you'll hear of like in France the
the worship of Dionis and all these
ones, right? Um, there are obviously a
lot of popular. Uh,
>> this is what I was talking about. You
see all that?
>> Oh my god.
>> Look at all that. Now, how I want to
quote,
>> you know, when I when I see that, I
often think like, look at how people and
many of these it's being uncovered.
Politicians, you know,
MAGA supporters, priests, and I mean,
you just name it from every different
demographic. And these are the same
people who would uh have the audacity
uh what they're actually doing is
projecting by attacking the last and
final mash sent to mankind. And you know
the kind of derogatory things that they
they say about Islam and and Muslims and
whatnot. But then you see all of this
things it's worse uh than Epstein files.
We have a bigger problem that's coming
up and Islam is the solution. So, let's
close it off there with the solution
that that actually help bring structure,
purpose, peace to your life, can help
any of these uh rabbis out there uh
where they missed the boat and making um
a huge blunder by denying Jesus
and talking a little bit about uh about
that because you understand you come
from that background. Have you had an
encounter with some rabbis with others
and bringing these evidences and proofs
of the Quran? uh the proofs that Jesus
is not God because we would reject that
too that if he because that's why
they're rejecting Jesus because others
are labeling him Messiah and God but
messenger not God and Messiah together
and that fits more and many Abdulb and
others there was many uh who at the time
of Prophet Muhammad others Jews who
accepted Islam you're one of them you're
living testimony right here in front of
us that you were sincere humble you
looked at the evidence and you're a
Muslim now. So, um, with your experience
and how would you convey to our Jewish
friends and neighbors out there and
Christians, uh, to entice them to
motivate them to look deeper like you
did
>> beyond the hype, beyond the, uh, the
lies and propaganda? Well, I I think I
the the one uh thing that I always
recommend because and it's a lot harder
too in this day and age where everyone's
so obsessed with social media. They're
on TikTok. They can't take their eyes
off their phones. They're doom scrolling
to no extent. Get off your phone. Pick
up a book.
>> Yeah.
>> Read. The the prophetam his first the
first revelation ever to come to him
from Allah.
Read, recite. And he said, "I cannot
read." Because he he was illiterate. You
know, we have an entire religion that
comes from a man who could never read or
write, but he recited the most beautiful
scripture orally. And then of course,
that's the remember the Quran. And a lot
of people misunderstand this. The Quran
is called the recital. It is not a book
that you hold. The book is called the
musf. That's just the if everyone were
if all of the Quran the all of the musfs
of the Quran, the books were to be
burned today. There are 10 million
people I say estimated who have
memorized the entire book with every
single iteration of uh of of its uh ways
of reciting it the the the methodology
of reciting it to the to the tea. We
could have tens of thousands of Qurans
be rewritten in a must have within a
week. No other religion can do this. Not
a single one out there can do that. We
can do the same thing with books of
hadith. There are there are scholars out
there who have memorized thousands upon
thousands of hadith with their entire
chain of narrations. They can do the
same thing.
>> Many people don't mention that point.
That's really profound also. Wow.
>> Thousands upon thousands of hadith. And
it's all up here. They can they can say,
"Can you relate the hadith about this
and this?" And they'll give you it word
for word with all of its chain of
narrators. Some of them can even tell
you which of those narrators, oh, this
one has this, weakness, and that. I only
say this to say this is a religion of of
scholarship. It's a religion where if
you're truth, if you're truthful, if
you're seeking the truth, if you're
sincere, that's the main thing.
sincerity. If you're sincere in wanting
to learn about what our religion says,
you have to put aside the the fear, put
aside the arrogance, which is very
difficult, especially in this day and
age, and put away um your preconceived
notions about Islam and read through the
Quran as much as you can, not just the
first page, not to the first two pages.
Uh the clear Quran is I think is a
really uh available version of of a
translation. I say translations are are
uh interpretations. So do take things
with a grain of salt. Um no Quran can be
translated from its original text
properly. But the the clear Quran does a
really good option, a really good
rendition of it. If someone were to just
pick up that book, read a quarter of the
way through, just a quarter of the way
through or even an eighth of the way
through um they would know what Islam is
talking about. not reading one or two
pages because that's not going to give
them enough. Just read read enough to
where you have a full idea because
eventually the Quran the way that it is
it says and and Allah says in the Quran
that it is a book of of repeated verses
or that and and it and it bring and and
it is brought in ways that you know it's
like very Allah says he he is he is the
most subtle right so there there are
things where in one part of the Quran it
says something almost exactly like
another part but the other part adds a
little a little something to it to give
much more much more clarity to the
context that it's given in and if you
read it with the understanding of and I
highly recommend some like people need
to look up the history of Islam and
especially the s the the the actual
biography of the prophet peace be upon
him that's I think even starting there
for people who are not ready for the
Quran because the Quran is heavy
literally it is heavy it is heavy on the
heart is heavy to uh it's a lot at you
at once if you need to start from
somewhere and you think you've heard
things about the prophet peace be upon
him. heard things this lie that lie this
you know this happened that it's a
spread by the the the you know Islam was
spread by the sword the the prophetam he
was this he did this his wives this his
uh his war is this
>> it doesn't stop it just keeps going
>> if they
>> you could do yeah you could do the same
thing about Moses about Jesus you can
slander him all day and night and you
can cherrypick events and situations and
you can just have a field day
>> yeah and I mean I I don't know if I can
give a particular uh there's there's one
um there's a person out there who on
YouTube who has been doing a great job
with uh Islamic history and portraying
it in a in a really good light. Uh and
and it's uh and it's really in depth and
I'm talking about the everything that
you can find and um and he recently did
a uh he did a series on the s on the on
the history of the prophet Muhammad
peace be upon him and it is as detailed
as it gets with and it's relatable. He
shows you exactly how like how
everything came to be, the the reason
why certain verses were revealed, who
like you're you feel like you're there.
>> Yeah.
>> And that's something you don't get now
like many days, you know, like you you a
lot of times you pick up a book about
the and they're trying to be very
ariodite about it, you know,
>> scholarly, but um he uses all the all
the the right uh uh sources but portrays
it in a way that's very relatable. And I
think a lot of people need to put their
they need to put themselves in the feet
of the prophet Muhammad peace be upon
him and the other because that that will
help them set the stage for if they read
the Quran. The Quran is all about you
putting yourself in the feet of all of
the prophets that came before us. Not
just the prophet Muhammad. In fact,
Muhammad is only mentioned four times in
the Quran. And then all the most
repeated uh the most mentioned of the
prophets is Musa Alisam. Moses most most
talked about and but if you read the
whole Quran you'll find all it is is
saying this was a prophet this were this
is a righteous person who was sent what
happened to them what did they go
through what was their what were they
trying to convey did they do anything
other than just say worship of Allah
alone do not take any partners with him
and obey Allah for he has true guidance
and without Allah's guidance you will
not be guided there's no proph prophet
who came with any other message except
the same exact message and are always
denied by the people. Why? Because the
same reason that shaitan was fallen from
heaven as well. One of the jin, father
of the jin, the devil, he said I Allah
commanded him to prostrate out of out of
uh uh out of honor, not out of worship,
out of honor to Adam when he was created
because Allah said to do it. All the
angels do it because the angels know.
They know they cannot go against
Allah's. They're not built that way.
They're built to worship to do
everything that Allah says because they
understand it intrinsically. Only jin
which are like the spirits in a way and
mankind have the ability to decide to
obey or disobey Allah.
And the devil shan he said no verily I I
will not bow to him for I am better than
him for you have made me from fire and
you made him from clay. He through that
statement he said arrogance I I am
better than him. Why are you better than
him? Who gave you the status better than
him? Allah is the creator of the heavens
and the earth. Why are you telling Allah
that you are better than than another
one of his creation? Allah knows better
than you. And it says in the beginning
of Bakar when talking to the the angels
the angels when they saw the creation of
Adam they said are you going to put a
visterant on this earth who will spread
blood and corruption and Allah says to
them I verily I know that which you do
not know and he proves to them he he
gave Adam the knowledge of every name of
everything that possibly could have a
name our f the first our our father Adam
first man was given that knowledge in
the heavens he was given that knowledge
and the angels did not proving that
there was he had a level above him that
was before he was even told that that
the that uh was told to prostrate before
then
to the best of my ability
when he said I am better than him he
showed arrogance when he said I uh and I
for verily you made me from fire and he
made him from clay that's ignorance
ignorance because who said that that's
better who told you that one thing is
better than another where where are you
making that equation to Allah knows
what's better than another thing you
Right? None of us do. Only Allah knows.
He was arrogant and he was ignorant. He
was arrogant and he was ignorant. If
these words keep playing in the mind of
people, don't be arrogant. Don't be
ignorant. Don't be arrogant. Don't be
ignorant. You'll become a Muslim.
>> Don't be arrogant. Don't be ignorant. I
want to just end with this story, the
situation. I like what you said. If you
study his life, you're sincere and you
look at Pro Muhammad because a lot of
times there's this propaganda that
Muslims just hate Jews. This is not true
as you know and it's well established
historians will tell you and Jewish
academics that Muslims help save the
Jewish people, help Islam help save the
jury. And when you look at the situation
where they were there in Medina, they
were anticipating the prophet that
prophet to come, right? So, one of his
wives were allowed to marry people of
the book. Jews are Christians. So, if
you hate, you know, I'm sitting by
someone and he's he's thinking, "Oh, you
guys just hate Muslim uh Christians,
Jews." Hold on. If we're taught to hate,
how you going to marry someone that you
hate? And we're allowed to. So, it
doesn't make any sense. So, the story as
it goes is that you have Pro Muhammad.
He's on the scene now. He's the last
final messenger. The people were talking
about Jewish people. Some accepted, some
didn't. Now, the head of the tribe of
Pro Muhammad's
what would be his father-in-law later
cuz Sophia was Jewish. That's Proph
Muhammad's wife. She's overhearing a
conversation between her father, head of
the tribe, and I I believe it was her
uncle. Yeah. So, they came back after
they went to see and investigate who
this man is, they came back and just to
summarize, he said, "Is that the one?"
He said, "Yes." "Are you going to follow
him?" "No, I'm going to fight him to the
end." Why? Why? That's what you just
said. is because of the arrogance cuz
he's not one of us. The supremacy
mindset we're better our chosen. This is
what we have to eliminate. As Prophet
Muhammad said, a person who has a Adam's
weight of pride, arrogance will not
enter paradise. We got to be keep it
humble and get rid of that arrogance.
>> May Allah make us the humble ones.
>> Amen. Amen.
>> Thank you.
>> May Allah make this a benefit for the
people that watch and thank you for uh
sharing spending some time and sharing
that with us. I can sit.