Jesus Christ is coming soon. TAKE THAT
TOWEL OFF OF YOUR HEAD.
>> WELCOME. Welcome to the community.
>> Thank you. Thank you for coming, guys.
We have
>> duck duck goose. I'm mocking your
religion. Mother terrorist.
>> This is assault. Parasites love picss.
Okay. And they carry numerous parasites.
>> What type of message are we sending by
openly praying in Time Square?
>> You know the hour.
>> You see, nobody has an answer.
>> So that's interesting.
>> So now he was actually Is that a
Christian tradition?
>> They let him come in and he's still
lying.
>> They're throwing here and was threatened
and kicked out by an angry mob of
jihadist.
>> This is the
in the Dean Show studio. Shikh Oman
Faruk. How you doing?
Doing good. Alhamdulillah. Pleasure
being here.
>> Good to see you.
>> This is a dream come to reality. The
dean center is coming up and running.
Alhamdulillah. I remember coming here
with you when it was nothing here and
we're just, you know, envisioning this
and alhamdulillah. Yes. In Islam, we
believe in one God. We don't worship
idols. We don't worship people. We love
Jesus. We love Moses. We love Abraham.
We love Muhammad. We believe they're all
prophets of God. We believe that that
one true God that Jesus worshiped is the
same one true God we worship. Islam has
changed, William, in the most amazing
ways. Most amazing ways. I'm I'm
devastated by what I've seen here. I'm
absolutely devastated. And thank you for
hosting this. Thank you for doing this.
>> They're just looking for a reaction.
[music] They're looking for trouble.
We're here to educate humanity. And you
see brothers and sisters what we're up
against. But alhamdulillah, we're going
to continue striving to get the Da
Center, the educational center open so
we can go ahead and educate humanity on
the most misunderstood way of life. We
need your [music] support right now.
[music]
a long way. And we just had we're not
even officially open because the dean
center. Its mission is education.
>> Yes.
>> So we had Thanksgiving weekend. You guys
are here. We got community with family.
Thanksgiving is supposed to be thanks,
right? You're giving thanks.
>> Shuk, right? So the theme was thanks to
God, right? Allah, the creator of the
heavens and earth. And then let's kick
it off. You end you were the one of the
first who saw the the uninvited guests,
which they could have been invited to
come in and you actually did that. Let's
show the clip and then you can kind of
give us a breakdown.
>> Let's show the clip.
>> How you guys doing? You're more than
welcome. Welcome to the community.
>> Thank you. Thank you for coming. We have
PT.
>> You don't have to record from here. You
can come and join us. You want to go
inside here and record?
>> We welcome you. And we as uh as Muslims
we are we are welcoming you to guest. So
if you would like to join us for free
food please
ask us any question. We are your
neighbors and we have no issues
agreement here. We love we like neighbor
record as well.
>> All right guys have a nice day.
>> Seriously I mean off camera and all
that. If you want to join us see what
we're doing you're more than welcome. We
we love to give it we we we we know what
you're doing.
>> What What are we doing?
>> We know what are we doing.
>> What do you think we're doing?
>> You can I can I'll interview you, but
you're not going to like what I have to
say.
>> Okay, sure.
>> You're not.
>> Yeah. So you see there when they came
out in trying to instigate and in trying
to rile us up and trying to get us to
give a negative reaction, we we
responded with a positive welcoming
attitude. And that's a great thing that
we have this on video because when they
post online and they chop and they and
they lie, we have the videos. We have
the evidence that shows that we were
having a peaceful community-based
welcoming event here. thanking Allah for
the bounties that we have which was open
to Muslims and non-Muslims.
These guys came with their cameras with
their attitude to try to instigate. We
saw them. We approached them and
welcomed them and we told them you have
the right to record. Nobody's stopping
you. If you want to come inside and take
a look at what's going on, we'll welcome
you. We'll share food with you free of
charge. We'll bring you water. We'll
drink you tea, whatever you like. You're
our neighbors. We we are a people who
believe in being good to our neighbors.
And you see, we don't go to churches and
start these kinds of problems. We don't
go to synagogues and start these kind of
problems. We don't we don't go and
instigate against other communities. We
live we live peacefully and we believe
in living peacefully. And now when these
people came and if you're a Christian
and you're watching, look at the
attitude of these people. We were
welcoming to them. We you can hear me
say that you're welcome to come inside.
And he says, "I know what you guys are
doing in there." Well, what are we
doing? I'm not going to say, "Well,
[laughter] how do you know? Have you
come inside? Have you seen what we're
doing? I welcome you to come inside. I
refuse." So, just want to stand outside
and cause a problem. And then it gets
worse because as you will see later on,
they try to instigate a fight and we
were peaceful, we were direct, but we
were welcoming to them. We offered them
food. And instead of being appreciative
of such a welcoming uh gesture even
though they were coming to us in a
hostile manner even then they refused
and instigated further.
It [snorts] was interesting when we were
out there, you had the cameraman and as
I'm explaining because now his audience,
whoever is behind the camera, I'm trying
to have them see what they're actually
afraid of, which is something that their
inside, their very nature is going to
accept Islam submission to the creator,
not the creation. Right? And you you
beautifully explained that. And I'm
explaining it and I'm asking the
cameraman. I said, "Look, if you agree
with this, does it make sense? just just
let me He said, "I can't talk." He I
said, "Just nod your head. I'm going to
explain Islam to you." I went over the
six articles of faith, the five pillars,
and after each one, I said, "Does that
make sense?" He's nodding his head. He's
nodding his head.
>> If you're if you're asking me to uh
agree to affirm something that I don't
believe, I'm not going to say yes.
You're if you start telling me this
monkeyy's God, I'm I'm I'm going to be
like, "No, no." I'm going to start to,
you know, if
>> God is three, no,
>> no, no, no. He's affirming every step of
the way. It's interesting. And then the
cameraman actually after it was done
>> the uh my cameraman he was telling their
cameraman was tell he was actually
apologizing.
>> Wow.
>> He was they were telling me that he kind
of felt like you know bad.
>> He felt bad. I mean I mean if you're not
Muslim and you're watching just think
about this. We're not out there
protesting. We're not out there causing
any issues. We are on private property.
>> You trying to change the constitution?
>> Not trying to change the constitution at
all. I love the second amendment. You
know, so when you have when you have a a
gathering that's peacefully sitting
there and and he's spreading nothing but
peace and love and people come there
with an intent to try to instigate just
like they've been doing with the people
that have been praying peacefully
peacefully praying on their own going
and putting bacon in their face and and
yelling and spitting on them. I mean you
tell me is that a representation of
Christianity?
>> For people who haven't seen that you
have two incident let's show that video.
There's one in Florida. Which one you
want to start with? Texas.
>> Let's do Texas first.
>> Let's do Texas.
>> Duck.
>> Duck. Goose. Duck. DUCK. GOOSE. I'M
MOCKING your religion because you're
bowing towards a stupid pedophile's
grave who you need Jesus. As we forgive
those who sin against us.
>> So you see here, these young men and
women that were behind them as well,
they were just peacefully praying. They
weren't messing with anybody. They
weren't trying to bring any sharah or
anything that they tried to uh say. They
weren't trying to change the
constitution. They weren't they were
peacefully minding their own business
and praying. You see them in their faces
spitting, yelling obscinities, you know,
things that are just trying to trigger
people. Why? Why? Now, now watch this
one from Florida. This is even worse.
So,
>> we got Texas now. [sighs] Muslims
praying in Florida. Let's have a look.
You are going to confess that Jesus
Christ is Lord.
>> Jesus is Lord.
>> Jesus Christ is coming soon. TAKE THAT
TOWEL OFF of your heads.
>> The three Christian super masses
violently assaulted a group of Muslim
students who were praying around 6:30
a.m. at the University of South Florida.
>> You guys don't have any bombs on you.
>> We brought you some bacon. It's really
good.
>> Bacon.
>> Bacon. Anybody?
>> This lasted for a span of about like 20
to 30 minutes. And we were just trying
to deescalate the situation as much as
possible.
>> And as you about to bow, you will learn
how to bow at Jesus.
>> Muslim terrorist.
>> See, now you see this is assault. They
are assaulting those people. When
somebody, it may not be battery, but it
is assault. When people are just
peacefully praying, not messing with
anybody, not instigating anything, just
minding their business like other people
of other faiths like Christians and
Hindus and Buddhists that pray all over
this country that have the
constitutional right to do so. The
constit constitution of the United
States guarantees that freedom of
religion and be able to practice the
religion within the laws of the land.
And when these people go and put bacon
in their faces and and spit on them, I
mean, you see the spit that's going on
there, spitting in front of them,
cursing, using language to instigate.
This is not a representation of what I
would imagine Jesus would want. If
you're a Christian and you're watching
this, just think about this. Is this the
way Jesus would act? Peace and blessings
be upon him. We love Jesus. We see him
as a prophet. We see him as a as a a
role model for mankind. And we do not
believe that Jesus would condone such
behavior. This is not love thy neighbor.
This is not about, you know, spreading
peace and harmony. This is trying to
fight people, trying to stop them from
being able to pray, trying to instigate
them, trying to incite violence. And you
look at those young people, women,
children, men praying peacefully and
being harassed in this way. As a
Christian, are you proud of this? Do you
see this as behavior that's becoming of
a representation of Christianity? I hope
not. And when those same people came to
the gate of our event with their cameras
and flags and their group trying to
instigate us, what did they say to us?
They were they were trying to tell us
about, "Oh, I love my bacon. Keep your
hands off my bacon." Like as if we're
trying to take your bacon away. I don't
even eat bacon. Like I'm not going to
take your bacon away.
>> Turkey bacon. Halal bacon. Yes.
>> Kosher bacon.
>> Kosher. I eat kosher say
in the kosher. But
>> they they won't attack kosher.
>> But that's interesting, right? Because
they were talking about bacon, right?
And then I asked them a question and you
can play the video.
You see, I asked them a very simple, did
Jesus eat bacon? Did he eat pork?
>> Absolutely not.
>> And they didn't have an answer. I mean,
imagine these people are out there
talking about I'm a Christian and
Christianity. They didn't know that
Jesus didn't eat pork. And then they
attacked halal the beha method of the
humane the the much any easier method of
slaughtering an animal which is the
halal way.
>> Halal simply means permissible.
>> Permissible permissible. Halal
permissible
>> in the Islamic method of slaughter which
is the same as the kosher method of
slaughter which is the same as what the
meat that Jesus would eat would have
been slaughtered as in the same that the
of today they eat that meat in the
kosher method. It is a method that is
more humane than anything else. Right?
In America, when the the regular meat
that's being sold in most stores, they
shoot the poor animal in the head with a
nail. Let it sit there for hours in
pain. There's a documentary, Food Inc.,
you can see how they close in doors and
just smash animals and let their bones
be broken and so on. That is inhumane.
That is torturous to animals. We believe
in being humane to animals. Yes, we have
canines. Yes, we're meant to eat meat,
but that doesn't mean you should be
cruel to the animal. Halal ensures that
the the rights of that animal that the
humanity that we carry out, even
slaughtering an animal is there where
the animal doesn't see the knife, he
doesn't know that it's going to happen,
it's done quick and fast in the most
humane way possible. And they were
attacking that. And then when I asked
them, didn't Jesus eat the kosher laws,
meat of the kosher laws? Then they they
had they were stuck. And they don't talk
about the community eating kosher. They
just want to attack halal, even though
the same method.
>> But just just to think, I mean, just
think about that. You're coming over
here disrupting a family event and
attacking Muslims for eating pretty much
what Jesus the way he would eat. In
fact, I mean, you have nothing better to
do with your time. And and listen to
this. Watch this. This is a Christian.
Parasites love pigs, okay? and they
carry numerous parasites and study after
study proves this. In fact, according to
a CDC study, they said pork is the
primary source of tchinosis infections
in the entire world. It's also one of
the top for tapeworms according to the
World Health Organization and CDC. It's
one of the top sources of
toxopplasmosis.
And from a biblical standpoint, when you
read Leviticus 11:7-8, here's what it
says. And the pig because it parts the
hoof and is clovenfooted but does not
chew the cud, it is unclean for you. You
shall not eat any of their flesh and you
shall not touch their carcasses for they
are unclean.
>> Wow.
>> Wow. That was that was deep. Now think
about this.
According to the Bible, pork is unclean.
According to science, pigs are not fit
for consumption. Filled with parasites.
A very rudimentary digestive system
makes that all those the filth stays in
them. Pigs don't sweat unlike other
animals. So they keep all those toxins
inside. They they they are attracted to
eating filth. So they keep all those
parasites and worms in them. Even when
they are cooked, even when it's cooked,
the parasites don't die in pigs. Even
though in beef and chicken and fish and
others, they do. So if you want to keep
your bacon, keep your bacon, bro. I
don't want it, you know. keep it. But
why come and try to instigate a fight
with Muslims for simply not eating pork?
We're not forcing it on anybody else. We
don't say you can't have your bacon. We
don't say bacon should be banned in
America. No, we don't want to eat pork.
Alhamdulillah. Jesus didn't eat pork.
Moses didn't eat pork. Muhammad didn't
eat pork. Peace and blessings be upon
all the prophets. And we follow the
prophets. So, it's amazing to me that
people who claim to be followers of
Jesus are out there trying to put bacon
in our faces when Jesus wouldn't touch
that bacon.
Let me ask you this. Uh, just to go
ahead and, um, push back a little bit.
What do you say to those who say that
you're trying to establish dominance by
that example that we gave from Texas and
the Muslims praying outside? You're
trying to purposely show dominance by
praying outside. Why aren't you praying
in your mosque? And then you have
interesting fellow. I don't know if you
know this man. He's he's uh he's a
Muslim, but he they're actually using
him to go ahead and perpetuate this
argument
>> stereotype of being violent terrorists
extremists wanting to take over all.
What type of message are we sending by
openly praying in Times Square? What
kind of message are we sending saying we
need the Adan five times in major cities
United States? Look, we can't get mad at
people here saying we don't want these
guys praying out in our streets or
playing the adan. We can't get mad at
them for that when if they went to one
of our countries and tried to do what
you're doing here.
>> Well, that's a great point there. Uh
except for the fact that when you do go
to Muslim countries, Christians do pray
there. I myself was in Pakistan and
Pakistan is a country that many people
give negative stereotypes to about this.
And I saw huge churches, not just
churches. I saw Christmas festivals. I
saw Pakistani TV playing all kinds of
Christmas things on there in the open.
Not just that, Christians had a
celebration for Christmas out in the
parks in Pakistan openly out in visible
sight. They were praying. They were
doing their mass in the open in
Pakistan. In fact, I was just in the UAE
and you can see huge Christmas trees.
You can see Christians out there in the
open. In fact, in many Muslim countries.
In fact, very interestingly, I just
recently went to another Muslim country
which was Malaysia. Beautiful country.
In Malaysia, I saw people who were
practicing Tai Chi, people who were
practicing yoga in parks, public parks.
They were out there in the morning
practicing their religious traditions.
Nobody said anything to them. They were
protected in Muslim countries. Look, we
as Muslims live by the laws of the land.
It is perfectly legal for us to pray in
our mosques. It's also legal to pray in
public places. We're not blocking
traffic. We're not causing harm. But
when we need to pray as Muslims five
times a day, if there's not a mosque
there, right, then we'll have to pray
somewhere where it is away from people
minding our business like in Florida.
They had a permit to be able to hold an
event that day. And they were praying in
the early morning fud time. I mean,
early morning everybody asleep privately
on the side legally, not trying to take
over or dominance. No, we're just
praying. These are the obligatory
actions that we have now. People who fly
from out of state to go there and spit
on them and put bacon in their face and
cuss at them. Is that not trying to show
hatred and so disunityity and discord in
a community that we live in? We don't do
that. If Christians have a a parade for
Christmas, for example, that's in the
public space. That's a religious
festival that they have. Even though
it's not actually Christianity, it's a
pagan festival, but they do it. They say
Jesus is the reason for the season and
they have a parade in in in Time Square.
Do we say, "Oh, no. That's a religious
tradition. You can't have that." No. You
know, they have the right leg. Then if
we have the right to practice our
religion openly, legally under the
Constitution of the United States. So we
will not apologize for that and we will
not back down from that. And to say that
they would be arrested for doing that in
a Muslim country, Jose, whoever that
that my is that who that was, is
ignorant. And I and I invite him, if you
want to go with me, we'll go to the UAE,
we'll go to Kuwait, we'll go to even
Saudi, we'll go all over the Muslim
world, Malaysia, Indonesia. I will show
you Christians, not just in their
churches. I will show you them in the
streets wearing crosses having religious
festivals. I will show you with
Christmas parades and and and all kinds
of church services that are held in
parks in the open. Hindus practicing
their religion, Sikhs practicing their
religion. Today in Quebec, they're
passing a law that's banning people in
the public sector from wearing turbans
for Sikhs, from wearing crucifixes for
Christians, hijab for Muslims to the
point where they don't want you to have
beards and so on. Now that is less
religious freedom than any Muslim
country I can think of. Even in
Afghanistan they have declared that
Sikhs have the right to wear turbans and
worship in their temples. Even in
countries like Pakistan there are people
who openly wear crosses. People who
worked for the Pakistani government that
are Christians. When I was a little
child in Pakistan, my math teacher was a
Pakistani Christian and she in a
government school used to wear a
crucifix openly, huge crucifix and
nobody nobody gave her a hard time. In
fact, we respected her name was Mrs.
Paul. I still remember her. People
respected that and she would have
special break to go and pray because in
the in the Pakistani Christian church,
they had a service that conflicted with
one of the days that we had school
Sundays at that time. We used to have
school. We used to have Friday and
Saturday off. Sunday was a school day.
So she had special permission to leave
and go attend her church service in
Pakistan. So people are ignorant. People
need to go and travel. I was in
Indonesia. Indonesia. I saw Mormon, the
LDS, Christian missionaries. I saw
evangelical missionaries that the
government allowed to be there. I saw
churches that next to mosques that
during their mass they use the mosque's
parking and during the jum the mosques
use their parking and they live
harmoniously in the most populated
Muslim country in the world. So
ignorance breeds these kinds of
statements. This is not true. If we're
praying in time square we have permits.
We take legal permission for it. We have
the constitutional right to do so. If
people of the Jewish faith go during
Hanukkah and light their candles out in
the open in New York, and I've seen it
myself, and have their own gatherings,
nothing wrong with that. The
Constitution of the United States allows
that. If Christians go during mass and
go in the streets and they have uh
parades and they have different kinds of
events that are going on, St. Patrick's
Day, which are religious traditions,
then they have the right to do so in the
country. We don't say, "Oh, you're
trying to dominate the country." No, we
respect the law and we respect people's
rights to practice their religion.
>> People have been asking me to they sent
me some clips and they wanted me to
respond to this um this guy my
one of the other things that I was real
surprised he was claiming that we I'm an
American citizen. I was born here and
most of the people who were Muslims that
we're guests here even those that are
born here which is [laughter] very
interesting because it's a Christian
Christian country but I don't think he's
really thoroughly studied Christian I
mean the the founding fathers what they
what they were truly upon they were deas
>> that's absolutely he's absolutely wrong
first off
>> yeah they ran away from Christian
persecution of from Britain they came
here and how they set it up it wasn't as
a Christian nation 100% yeah this is
also
>> I mean first thing to understand that
this nation was was founded on freedom
of religion
>> yes
>> in fact from the earliest founding
fathers of America there were those that
praised Islam as a for example Thomas
Jefferson had a Quran and you can find
it today Thomas Jefferson's Quran and
there were people that held views that
would not be in line with trinitarian
Christianity today Thomas Jefferson for
example was a unitarian he believed in
one God, not the Trinity. And he wrote
against the Trinity. And he had the
right to do so. In fact, from the
earliest people in this in this country,
they were Muslims. People that were
brought here as slaves, people that were
Muslims, who were scholars, who were
people that wrote books, and they have
been documented.
>> They got kidnapped, brought here. They
helped build America.
>> They did
>> the Muslims. Then after that many Muslim
immigrants that came hundreds of years
ago now that came to Detroit that came
to the west coast even I mean in places
like Stockton Loai um in Sacramento you
will find historic documentation of
Muslims that cave over 100 years ago and
built this nation built the car industry
built railroads that were part of this
nation and this nation has been built on
respecting them. It's not about being
guests. If they're guests, then every
European that immigrated here from
Ireland and Germany and and and so on
are guests, too. Unless your name is
standing bull or something, you really
can't be saying that.
>> If you're a citizen of this country, you
have just as much right to be here as
any other citizen. And we are citizens
of this country. And we have that right.
And nobody has the right to tell us that
you don't belong here.
>> People can look up treaty of Tripoli.
>> Yes. It it makes it clear the founding
fathers in this document it says
specifically America was not founded as
a Christian nation. It's clear lucid in
there and they were deists. They were
not what many of these people claim.
People don't read nowadays. They don't
they they don't go back and study.
>> I mean even if somebody's an atheist or
agnostic or somebody of the faith or
somebody of the Hindu faith or the
Buddhist faith, they have the right to
be in this country. This country is not
only for Christians. And it doesn't mean
that if you're not Christian, you're not
a citizen. That is not a part of our
constitution. And it's never been that
way. And anybody who thinks that way is
either ignorant or hateful.
>> I had actually one of my guests, a
Christian pastor, and he really was one
of the aha moments. And I asked him
about this term, Judeo-Christian, and he
laughed and he said, "This is um
propaganda. There's no such thing as
Judeo-Christian." This is another thing
that many politicians and others, this
was a term that was developed about a
hundred years ago, and this is Zionist
propaganda. M
>> so this is something very important
because they try
>> I mean if you think about it um as
Muslims we respect Jesus peace and
blessings be upon him a lot more than
people of other faiths. People of the
Hindu faith for example would not
accredit him to be a messiah. They would
not accredit his miracles and people of
the Jewish faith on the other hand would
even say that he was born out of wedlock
as been written in the Talmud and other
places and would even write that he was
being boiled in hot feces. And this is
unfortunately in their documentation and
you can read it for yourself. And they
would say that Mary was an adulteress.
And they would say things that we find
as blasphemy. We as Muslims believe that
Jesus was a miraculous birth, a prophet
of God, somebody sent from God, somebody
who was an example, a role model, a
messiah. We don't believe he was God,
but we do believe that he was a true
righteous prophet of God. And
interestingly when they came to attack
us at this event while we were
peacefully practicing our constitutional
rights. One of the things that I asked
them and we can play the video. I asked
them that what do you believe? And they
said they believe Jesus is God. And when
I asked them does God know everything?
They said yes. And then when I asked
them the simple question did Jesus know
the hour? They fell apart. Let's play
the video.
>> Know the hour.
You got no answer. None of you guys.
>> Did he know the hour?
>> You see, nobody has an answer.
>> But what hour?
>> Did he know the hour?
>> Mark 13:32.
>> Mark 13:32. This is so evident that it's
Jesus didn't just according to the
Christian Bible, redlin words of Jesus
according to Christians. He didn't just
say only the father knows. He says of
that hour no one knows. And then he
clarifies according to Christian
doctrine not the angels in heaven nor
the son. He made it explicitly clear nor
the son but only the father. So if only
the father knows the hour and either
they can say that the bible is wrong and
he knew and he was lying which we would
never say that but it says no. It
doesn't say declare it doesn't say that
you know he forgot. No none of those
tricks people use. He says none of them
know except the father and clarifies nor
the son. Then not being all knowing by
definition makes it that Jesus cannot be
considered God cuz by definition of the
Bible and every logical human being God
is all knowing and Jesus didn't know and
there's many examples in the Bible for
example the fig tree Jesus didn't know
whether there was fruit on it many other
things that Jesus did not know but God
almighty above knows everything at all
times now you look at this video they
could not answer that one simple
question but They're out here trying to
instigate violence and hatred and so on.
>> When you look further into the day, you
had another individual, and I think this
is really important because Trump
basically he's making Trump look bad.
Why? Because Trump went and he freed a
bunch of the prisoners that were trying
to take over the capital.
And what had the the um
>> people that violently attacked
>> Yes. the United States capital, the
Senate building, and hurt police
officers that were defending.
>> I mean, imagine if this was Muslims.
>> Imagine. So, this guy gets free.
>> I mean, we want to pray. They tell us
we're trying to assert dominance and
bring Sharia law just because we're
praying peacefully. Imagine these people
attacked the US government.
Killed people. People died that day.
>> Mhm. attacked the offices where our
senators and our congressmen do our
government bidding,
attacked police officers on duty.
>> This guy Trump,
>> this guy specific
>> Jake Lang, right?
>> It's not It's actually Jacob.
>> Jacob.
>> Oh, he goes by Jake, but when you look
at the court, I did a I did a
>> a um video about this uh report and he's
actually in the court documents is
Jacob.
>> Jacob Lane.
>> Many are saying he's an agent. He's an
agent provocator trying to create this.
>> Was he the one that we saw a video that
he was at the wall in uh Jerusalem?
>> Yes. Yes.
>> Touching and praying to the wall.
>> Yes. That's the individual. Yeah. So
that's interesting.
>> So now he was actually
>> Is that a Christian tradition?
>> No. No. That's uh that's not
>> interesting.
>> So he went he assaulted police officers
during that um that uh insurrection and
then he did crimes. Was he was he
convicted of that?
>> And yeah, he went to went to jail. Now,
Trump
>> went and freed him. Okay, so here's what
here's what I want people to understand.
The president of the United States, if
let's say you're in jail and I don't
know if it was it for life or how long
he was supposed to stay in there, he
gets pardoned.
>> I'm going to make sure I'm on my best
behavior because everything you done
now, Trump vouched for you,
>> right?
>> So now it shows what he's doing. He's
disrespecting President Trump. He's
trying to say he's a loyalist to Trump.
No, right now he's actually spewing
instigating racism. He's just over the
top. He wants to do a holy crusade. He
wants to and and and specifically now he
ends up showing up
>> here.
>> Now, here's one thing. Look, this term
takia, we talked about this before.
Nothing in the Quran, Sunnah. This is
not
>> absolutely not Islam.
>> Let's comment on that before before we
>> is not an Islamic concept. Some of the
misguided sects like the Shia they use
this but we as Muslims we reject any
kind of this is not an Islamic it's not
in the Quran it's not an hadith it is
not an Islamic concept
>> yeah so anybody who just GB just chat
GBTs and looks in you know does the
Quran promote lying deception they can
do that homework for themselves
>> but now this concept he and the concept
that they're pushing that Muslims are
deceptive they lie this individual this
former this prison prisoner who gets
pardoned by Trump. He comes out
convicted. He actually practices tea.
This is this is we can he's practition
tequia because he goes and uh dresses up
in in Pakistani garb, right? Resembling
a Muslim, puts a topi on. [laughter]
>> So now he's faking like uh that he's
Muslim. Some of the guys recognize him
like from Detroit, that he's the person
who was trying to burn the Quran,
hitting bacon.
>> But you know, they give him benefit of
the doubt. They let him come in.
>> Wow. Peacefully.
>> They let him come in and he's still
lying. He's still They ask him questions
like, "Are you Muslim?" Because they
they spot him. They recognize him.
They're telling me
>> and then he's he's saying, "Yeah, I'm
Muslim. I've been Muslim." He's I'm
Muslim for he's practicing
>> right there.
>> So this guy Jacob Lang, he
>> hold on. So So for the Christians
watching, do you support this? Let us
know in the chat.
>> Do you support this? a a a man who
claims to be a Christian, although maybe
he's, you know, interesting. Um, but
he's saying that he's a Muslim by lying,
coming in to a peaceful event, and then
causing problems while he's there, even
though people allowed him to enter,
people gave him food, people gave him
drink. You can see the videos. And then
he chops up that. And what does he say
about the event then?
>> So, here's his post here.
>> Read it. What What does it say? He said,
"I just got caught during a undercover
in a mosque in Tampa." First thing, this
is a dean center. It's not a mosque.
Secondly, he wasn't really undercover.
He was just lying.
A massive Sharia law event. [laughter]
What does that mean? Our event is live
streamed.
>> I think we live Did we live stream like
>> It's live streamed also.
>> Yeah. So, anybody who doesn't know can
look at the live streams and you'll kind
of see what's going on.
>> We're not hiding anything. It's live
stream. You're not You're not
discovering anything. Every speech is
live streamed across 10 different
channels on the one message foundation
on the aim across those channels. It's
everything being said is live streamed.
You're not discovering anything. And
what does it mean? Sharia law.
>> It just means law. Sharia just means law
event they're throwing here. And was
threatened and kicked out by an angry
mob of jihadists. Oh yeah. Allah. This
man we invited him. We brought him in
knowing who he was. We gave him food. We
gave him water. Even when me and you
walked up and gave them food and gave
them water, what did they say? Oh,
they're treating us like dogs.
I mean, look at this. This man came here
to instigate and we welcomed him. And
this is how he responded. He lied. He
lied to our faces. If you're Christian,
is this the representation of Jesus? Is
this the representation of Christianity?
people going to a peaceful event, a
family event where men, women, children,
families are gathering to talk about
being thankful
and you go there lying to them and
instigating and then throwing hateful
terms as a mob of jihadist. What does
that even mean?
>> Yeah, let's uh let's get it. So,
>> I mean, he's the crusader himself,
right?
>> Crusader. We'll say if you you mention,
okay, this term crusad, a Christian will
laugh at you. What the hell is that?
Jihadi. This is just made up terms.
Islamist, Christian, Christian
Christianist. Like there's no such
thing. They just make up these words,
these terms.
>> And and our event isn't about law at
all. It's about being thankful.
>> It's Thanksgiving weekend, right?
>> Like we open up and this is what the
theme is about. Being thankful to the
creator, showing thankfulness to God
Almighty, Allah.
>> So, and nothing we're saying is secret.
It's live stream.
>> That's the important point. I mean, he
made it seem like he infiltrated
something. I thought [laughter] look
>> you could have just gone online one
message foundation the whole thing.
>> See I didn't see him myself but then
when I actually did some got some
firsthand witness testimonies and the
video be is out now people are telling
me that the people that did speak to him
say look you didn't have you could just
you you didn't even have to be Christian
you could be Christian you could just
come in
>> if you just said if you said I want to
learn cuz that's what that's what the
the center is about. It's an educational
center to come learn about Islam. The
same day we had an elderly couple that
came that you met with as well and they
were very nice. They were not Muslim.
They were Christian and we welcomed them
and they eat with us and they stayed the
whole night. I mean they were there for
like four or five hours. They listened
to the lectures. Their grandson was
there with them and we had a great
conversation even after the event.
>> We had we uh did the same thing with a
pastor. We had a pastor here. We did
>> what was his I forgot his name.
>> Bob. His name was Bob.
>> Okay. Bob. Pastor Bob was here. We had a
pastor. We weren't we weren't having a
nice conversation for like half an hour
with
>> the Christian pastor was welcomed in. We
brought food for him. We brought drinks
for him. We brought water for him. Me
and you sat with him. We had I don't
know how many hours did we sit and have
a fruitful civil conversation. And he
was welcome. We gave him a tour and all
of that. Now we are welcoming people.
This the whole
>> You had you had Christians here. You had
a pastor here.
>> We actually had
>> So they're all they're all they're all
part of the scheme.
>> There's another young man. He's he used
to became Muslim and he actually brought
one of his relatives as well who was a
practicing person from the faith and he
did a walk through as well.
>> We here at the dean center are welcoming
people to come. That's the whole point.
It's to build bridges. We have open
houses. Come learn. Let's sit together
and build a peaceful society. But don't
come here trying to instigate and lie
and then throw pork and and and and try
to do things to try to harm. and even
when we are kind and gentle with you,
then go and lie and things like this,
that is despicable.
>> I think this will get back hopefully,
let's get this out to Trump because
Trump needs to put him in his place
because he's making Trump look bad. He's
making Christians look bad. He's making
the conservative movement look bad. And
that's why many people think he's an
agent provocator who systematically he's
doing he's getting paid to do this
>> and cause strife, you know, to get
Christians and Muslims fighting. Well,
we hope we hope that good people that
are watching this, people of the
Christian faith, people of the Jewish
faith, people that may be atheists and
agnostic or of the Hindu faith or the
Buddhist faith and people of of Islam,
Muslims will come together and not agree
to the terms that these Islamophobes are
putting in front of us of a clash of
civilizations. Rather, we will say we
don't want this hate. As Americans, we
don't want this conflict. We are people
who want to live peacefully in a society
that we can benefit each other, that we
can help each other, to live meaningful
lives. Yes, we call people to Islam, but
we don't force it on anybody. We don't
exert dominance on anybody. We
peacefully extend the message of peace,
the message of Islam, the message of to
everybody. As people of the LDS church
were commonly called Mormons or people
of Jehovah Witness tradition or
evangelicals or others, they go and they
peacefully preach their religion. And in
America under the constitution, they
have the right to do so. And we have the
right to do so. People go out with
church camps and have events in beaches
and parks all over the place. They pray,
they they sing, they have their hymns
and they have their uh Christian songs
and so on. They have concerts of
Christian rock bands in public places
and they have the right to do so in this
country. We as Muslims also have the
right to pray as long as we're doing it
within the law openly and in our mosques
peacefully. And we believe that these
people trying to agitate and these
people trying to cause conflict are the
ones that are causing problems,
furthering an agenda to divide people.
And we as Muslims want to bring peace
and building bridges to society.
>> I want to just repeat what you said. You
said we are inviting people to
submission to the will of God.
>> Yes.
>> Islam.
>> We are inviting people to pure absolute
monotheism. Tohed.
>> So
>> perfectly monotheistic religion.
>> That's it. This is what it is. People
think Islam and they think like uhoh
these guys they have all these negative
connotations.
>> We love Jesus. Peace and blessings be
upon him. We never mock him. We never
make fun of him. We believe Jesus to be
a Muslim as we are. We believe Jesus was
a true prophet of God. If Jesus was
here, I would follow him as a Muslim.
That's my job. If I was in the time of
Moses, I follow him. Time of Abraham, we
follow him. We love Moses. We love
Abraham. We love David. We love
Muhammad. We love Jesus. We say peace
and blessings upon all of them. We don't
mock them. We don't cause any kind of
issues between the prophets. We believe
in all of them equally. And as Muslims,
we believe in living by the law of the
land. We believe in in a in a society
where we respect others. And in Muslim
countries, forget about the propaganda
that you see on TV. I have traveled all
over the Muslim world recently and in
the past, you will see Christians,
Hindus, others living peacefully. And
historically, if you want to talk about
history, if we look at Spain under
Muslim rule for 700 years, churches
flourished, synagogues flourished,
massaged flourished, people of all
different traditions lived peacefully.
When the Spanish Inquisition happened,
what happened? Go look it up. Look up
the Spanish Inquisition. What did the
people under the banner of the cross do?
They massacred, genocided every Muslim
and person of faith and other Christians
as well.
>> And then the Christian the actually the
people came to seek
>> refuge in the Muslim Muslim and the
Muslims in
>> North Africa
>> came and saved the the save the
>> they did. Muslims saved people.
>> Until today, you have, for example, in
Morocco that are from the generations
that came from Spain and were given safe
passage and the right to build
synagogues and to live freely in Muslim
lands.
>> In fact, if you look at the crusades,
how did the crusaders deal with the holy
lands? And on the other side of it, how
did the Muslims under Salahoud Aub for
example even non-Muslims they'll say
Saladin you know ruled peacefully
allowing Christians to practice their
faith allowing people of the Jewish
faith to practice their faith unlike the
crusaders who massacred killed and raped
not just Muslims but anybody that did
not agree with their their strand of
Christianity. Let's take this is a good
case study. I just just watched the
Raqqa news report and I spoke about
this. We know in Dearborn less crime,
more safety. The um economy is really
good because the Muslims are doing
things right. If you go to Buffalo now,
if you go to Buffalo, New York, Muslim
arrival has undeniably transformed the
neighborhood. Decaying streets now have
beautiful homes, [music] businesses are
opening, and for the first time in
years, kids can play safely outside.
>> If you look at this Rocka News report
talks about how it was violent
wasteland. The neighbors are testifying
that they were scared to let their kids
play outside. They were, it was just a
dump, slums. The Muslims came in, the
churches, houses of worship. They're
abandoned. They're rotting away. Muslims
come in, start buying up these churches,
make them into masids. What is a masid?
That's uh making prostration, places of
frustration, pray of prayer, pray to to
the one God, the same way Jesus prayed.
>> Same God that Jesus prayed.
>> Same God that Jesus prayed. What's the
problem? [laughter]
They're freaking out. And then what
happens? Muslims start buying up the
homes. They start investing in the
community,
cleaning up the gangs and the drugs and
everything is out. Case study. Go look
at this. Watch this report. Rocka News.
And then what happens? The neighbors are
like,
>> "We're we can let our kids play out."
Sorry. Charlie Kirk, I mean, before he
passed away, I remember we were talking
about his his um his American dream when
he was saying that we want our kids to
be able to play outside until the sun
goes down.
>> Allow them to ride their bike till the
sun goes down.
>> I'm saying Americans are actually
Muslims are helping to make provide the
American dream.
>> And we've seen the same thing in Oblak
in Chicago where Muslims have brought a
positive impact. Crime has gone down,
murders have gone down. in Oblak. Yes,
people can check out the videos. There
have been documentaries made by
non-Muslims that you can find on YouTube
that show videos of me in Oblak giving
da'wah and you see people becoming
Muslim and people, the brothers from
Oblak, may Allah bless them praying Juma
together and so on and how that brought
gang violence down and how that brought
safety to one of the most dangerous
neighborhoods in America. We've seen
this in Detroit as well when Muslims
went and bought out areas and cleaned
them up and pushed out the drugs and
prostitution and all the crime and made
them safer places. In fact, if you look
at throughout America, any place you see
a big Muslim number, we see doctors, we
see engineers, we see businesses being
open. Muslims are productive members of
this society.
>> So why doesn't this guy go into some of
the crimeinfested hoods? He wants to
take take his America back, wants to
make it great again. Why doesn't he go
start do a case study? Let's see what
you can do.
>> Let him let him go to Oblak. Let's see
how
>> Go to Oblak. Go to Go to one of these
Yeah. Go to one of these hoods and take
it back from the drug dealers. Just
start there. Go ahead. Instead of
harassing, provoking innocent, peaceful
Muslims. Why does he do that? This is
hypocrisy, man.
>> It's somebody just trying to instigate.
And I hope that
>> we need Christians. That's what we need
Christians. We need people of God. We
need good people, Americans, [snorts] to
call this guy out. Cancel him. Do
something.
>> Yes.
>> Trump. Trump. He's making Trump look
bad. Really bad.
>> Call the man out, man.
>> Yeah. Uh, a couple more things I want to
ask you about. It's interesting because
you know that how the story goes. You
know, as soon as something's connected
to a person being Muslim, he ate with a
Muslim, passed by a Muslim, and then the
media, there's been studies, three 400%
more media coverage when it's somebody's
connected to Islam. They're literally
bringing bringing in the media going
through his house. When have you seen
that with anybody else? They literally,
you've seen that, right? They come in
his house. Oh, conveniently, they find
the musaf, a Quran. But then there's
this story you were telling me about the
two Texas men charged in a plot. These
are Christian men. We don't blame
Christianity.
>> And but they would have blamed Islam.
>> They would have blamed Islam.
>> If they were Muslims, they still would
have been blamed.
>> Yeah. They were going to make uh
children uh slaves, uh prostitutes.
>> They're going to attack an island in the
Caribbean. Yes.
>> Yeah. Look, these are Christians who
said he was going to soul and a friend
of Jesus.
>> Yes.
>> Now, we don't blame Christianity.
>> We don't. Those are individuals. But
then if they were Muslims, not just all
Muslims, but Islam itself would be
blamed.
>> And tell me this is not nationwide news
coverage. Imagine imagine if if there
was some Ahmed instead of Tommy.
>> What do you think? Huh?
>> Yes. 100% hypocrisy. It's absolute
hypocritical
>> double standard that goes on. If
somebody like like the man who attacked
the LDS church,
>> a man with with Trump stickers in his
house with American flags in his truck,
went and rammed with a weapon and shot
innocent people of the LDS Christian
tradition. And nobody blamed his
Christian faith, right? He was somebody
who was Christian but hated a different
type of Christianity which is the
Latter-day Saints commonly called
Mormons and nobody blamed his faith. The
man who shot Charlie Kirk was somebody
that was raised in the church in the LDS
church interestingly right. So why is it
that only Muslims get that stereotypical
blaming the whole society? And I hope
that people of good faith that are
watching will open their mind to this
that if somebody does something, it's
that individual that should be held
accountable, not the entire community or
race. That is racism. That is prejudice.
That is what is sowing the hatred in
society. There is something going on
with the algorithms. You had uh M MTG
Marie Taylor Green, she just resigned
and she was also discussing this and
many others. Another guest that I have
on, a Catholic guest, he was talking
about the same people that were funding
Charlie Kirk. They are the same, the
Sheldon group are the same people that
are behind the Islam hate industry and
who are pumping money into the algorithm
who are spreading this misinformation
and hate propaganda against Muslims. I
I've actually noticed, you know, the
amount of subscribers now dramatically.
Many people are reporting now, Muslim
accounts who are just suddenly losing
hundreds to thousands of followers a day
on on the Elon Musk X. I just started
not notice this.
>> So, OnX, uh, you have a lot of people
also repeating this 60,6,000
Muslim terrorist attacks. I want to just
I want to I want to address this for a
second. I responded to this by um
there's a professor a terrorism expert
he's named Robert Pate who was a
terrorist expert with decades of glo
global data he said that 95% of the
terrorist attacks since 1980 are driven
by foreign occupation not Islam this is
him he's not Muslim
>> 95%
>> yeah the number one suicide bombing
group from 2003 is a secular Tamil
Tigers not Muslims
>> and extreme violence exists I mean in
all communities the KKK lords resist his
army Andrew Breivik the third
brotherhood brotherhood in Colia the IRA
MS are Christian MS-13 no doubt yeah the
the news I mean not just that even if
you look at the the Zionist terrorist
attacks on the King David hotel if you
look at uh terrorism that's been carried
out on the name of Hinduism to Tigers as
you mentioned under the name of
Christianity or Catholicism as you look
at the IRA and Shinfin and you look in
what happened in Ireland and across the
board terrorism is not tied to a
religion. And when you look at those
kind of stats, why are there no stats
about the Christian groups like the ones
in southern Sudan?
>> Well, here's what they did here. Here's
what they did. See, as for the 66,000
Muslim terrorists, they claim this claim
is misleading. So is lies. It lumps up
together battle battlefield deaths in
war zones like Iraq, Afghanistan, tribal
conflicts and criminal incidents. Then
it falsely labels them as Islamic
terrorism. Can you see you see the
manipulation with their claim? So this
is propaganda. It's not data. The FBI
has released report after report that
shows even in the United States since
9/11, the vast majority of terrorist
attacks have been by non-Muslims, people
of the Christian faith, people who were
atheists and agnostics and others. This
is just absolutely misusing numbers. Now
think about it. Even if you look at
historically World War I, World War II,
Stalin, Mao, Hitler, all of these
people, none of them were Muslim. These
are people. Go get chatbt and ask which
religious tradition has been responsible
for the most murders in the world. The
number one is atheism and the number two
is Christianity. Muslims aren't even in
the top five list there. So these are
things that are ridiculous claims and
they're just used to spread hatred.
Two billion Muslims live across the
world and vast majority of them are
peaceful people. Just like that more
than two billion Christians live around
the world and mass major majority of
them are peaceful people and there are
loonies and there are murderers and
there are terrorists in every tradition
and we should condemn them equally not
try to make this a way to divide
society. that lady that as soon as those
those um mischief makers, the people
that were at the front who were looking
to provoke, as soon as we left them,
that lady who who she approached me, the
grandmother, she's Christian, and she
was asked, "Are you are you dean?" I
said, "Yes." She said, "My my grandson,
he accepted Islam. It's the best
decision he ever made."
>> I got the video about this. We just we
we interviewed her and she was so happy.
She was just so happy. She said he's
he's um he's improved so much. It's been
the best decision in his life.
>> Islam has changed William in the most
amazing ways. I just feel so thankful
that William found Islam
>> and they're actually her and her husband
are considering Islam. They've been
visiting the mosque.
>> That's beautiful.
>> And she was devastated. She said, "I'm
this is I'm devastated seeing this what
these people are doing. This is this
what we've come to."
>> Very sad. So, if you're watching and
you're Christian, I hope that you will
take the name of Christianity away from
these hate mongers and Islamophobes and
bring the true peaceful message of
Jesus, peace and blessings be upon him,
to the forefront and condemn such
Christians who are trying to sow hatred
and violence in our community. As we as
Muslims condemn any Muslim that would
try to bring illegitimate violence and
hatred in society, we hope that peaceful
Muslims and Christians and others will
develop a society where we can all live
peacefully and share ideas and speak to
each other in a rational manner.
>> And let's end with this. Let's uh let's
have a call to uh President Trump. Let's
go ahead and because president he's
making like I said he's making Trump
look very bad. Yes.
>> So we call on Trump who's the president
of this country and I'm sure if he was
going around burning Talmuds and if he
was doing such a thing as infiltrating
going into synagogues
>> bacon and putting in the face of Jewish
people
>> take take the bacon and do it to the
Jewish person. Go try that. You see what
would happen
>> anti-semitic and he'd be arrested.
>> He he would be Trump would be calling
this man if that was a Muslim doing that
they would be out. He would we asked
President Trump the level heads out
there. He's making you look bad. Trump
put this person in check. What do you
think?
>> Agreed 100%.
>> Yeah.
>> Always a pleasure talking to you.
>> Likewise. Thank you brother Salamik.