This guy used to be a Muslim, but you're
a Christian convert.
>> It could be extremely
>> why were you so my question must have
said, why were you baptized in 2004 as a
Christian? But why why would you do
that?
>> I did not attacking people on the
attacking millions of Americans cuz
they're Muslims. It's disgusting.
>> And I I get baptized
every day. I have been a yogi a yoga
practitioner for almost 15 years. I
haven't been to a church for 15 years.
That's another like boogeyman term like
Sharia. They're trying to [laughter] to
implement Sharia here and those things
that you listed are destroying this
country.
>> Why? Why do you identify as a Christian
then?
>> What is Christian? What denominationist?
I don't pray for anything.
>> Science also says nothing poofs into
existence out of nothing.
>> It No, really. IT WAS LIKE AN AMAZING
SHOCK TO me because they believe in God.
Have you ever been over there? Have you
ever met these people?
>> When Hitler was going after them. So
he's their follower. Many say he's an
agent.
>> I suggest you leave now before the
crusades really start. All right.
[laughter]
Alhamdulillah. Assalam alaikum. Greens
of peace. Welcome to the Dean Show.
Special guest in the Dean Show studio.
Dr. Daniel. He's back here. McBride,
Hall of Famer. went to Catholic school,
Christian college, spent a good portion
of his life studying Christianity,
author of Who's Right, Who's Wrong, and
Why?
>> Doctor of the Brain, chiropractor.
How are you?
>> Salam. Alhamdulillah. Everything's
great.
>> How you been? It's been a while.
>> Awesome, brother. I got to tell you, I'm
so glad to be back. You are probably
Mashallah. You are probably the best
interview I've ever come across.
Alhamdulillah. I got to tell you that
upfront.
Thank you very much. I want to get into
this video. Tucker Carlson, you're from
Florida. Papo.
>> I think Tucker Carlson, he's also in the
Florida area, correct?
>> He's supposed to be down here.
>> Yeah. Have you ever met him? You know
who he is?
>> Yes, I know. Oh, I know who he is. No,
I've never met him.
>> So, we're going to go ahead and play
this video from Tucker and then we'll go
ahead and open up the talk from there.
>> Alhamdulillah.
>> Most people agree with that. Most
Americans have more in common with each
other than they disagree on. And almost
everybody agrees on that. And almost
everybody is willing to tolerate a good
faith argument about how to get there
except a few. And they're the ones
running around calling everyone an
anti-semite. But everyone ELSE IS LIKE,
"YEAH, OF COURSE THAT SHOULD BE THE
DEBATE." And they'll VOTE FOR YOU. THEY
WANT THAT BECAUSE THEY know they haven't
had that.
>> That's the fact. And what you're
watching now attacking people on the
attacking millions of Americans cuz
they're Muslims.
>> It's disgusting. And I'm a Christian.
I'm not a Muslim. I'm never going I know
there's a lot of effort to claim I'm a
secret jihadi. I'm not. YOU SHOULD NOT
attack people on those grounds and
you're seeing it from Republic. What the
hell are you doing? What you're doing is
trying to divide the country. And I've
lived through 50 years of this crap. All
these fake race wars that they're always
promoting. Oh, go hate each other while
we loot the treasury. That's exactly
what's going on. And most people are
totally sick of that. So yes, there is a
possibility for a huge coalition of
decent people once they free their minds
from the traps set for them by others
and realize, wait a second, we all want
to make this country better. And the 15%
or 30% who don't, okay, you know, good
luck in Maryland or wherever you wind
up, but the rest of us would like to fix
it.
>> This kind of goes into the climate,
what's happening. And you can see
Tucker, he's talking about the attack
basically on Muslims. He actually in
other videos he's called it an op. What
do you think?
>> Oh, he's spot on. It's it's literally as
as my family and I talk about religion
all the time and you and I have
mentioned it before. How do you attack
a religion or a group of people,
Muslims, us? How do you attack us when
we are against pornography? We're
against pedophilia. We're against
alcohol abuse. We're against alcohol.
We're against gambling. We're against
pornography. We're against corruption.
and they're attacking us. And like you
started the conversation, the idea is
the devout Christians, the the college I
went to.
I've never been a drinker and it was
even when I before I accepted Islam, it
wasn't a big thing with me and I was
surprised to attend my college and they
were considered what we called a tea
totaler college, meaning it was against
the rules to have have alcohol on
campus. They didn't want you going off
campus to drink. Um, as Muslims and
Christianity, Christians, we have more
in common, like Tucker said, than we do
differences
traditionally and and what they preach.
There's no pedophilia, but we see it all
the time. We're in common ground with
them. We don't like murder. We don't.
The Ten Commandments fit us, don't they?
But then if they want to put it in
schools, the people that Tucker's
criticizing, um, we got to figure out
when to apply which of the 10 given
moment by the people that are running
this country. And that's why you wrote
the book because the title says it all.
Who's right? Who's wrong? And why? And
this is actually what we're seeing. They
think they're right. We think we're
right. Who's right? Who's wrong here?
And and it's only when you sit and talk
with Muslims and you see the
commonalities that we have. I mean, you
just listed some of the things that are
destroying society and they want to kind
of gaslight and be like, "No, it's the
Muslims here."
>> Exactly.
>> Yeah.
>> It's And thank God we're Muslims because
>> what does it mean? Let's let's define
that term. What does that mean when you
say Muslim? Someone thinks, "Look, what
how's this white white guy Muslim? This
doctor, how is he Muslim? You're an
American."
>> Totally a white American at the age of
35. I could tell you August 24th, 1995
is when I made my shahada.
>> And the idea is that
the commonality is what made me do it. I
literally, if I can jump into that, I
literally decided while I was in
chiropractic school [clears throat]
that
if I'm going to believe in God, I got to
find the right way to worship him. And
as a Catholic, I was raised God's all
powerful, all knowing, all everything,
right? God is God. God created
everything. Um, we totally disagree as
Muslims with the idea that he had to
rest on the sixth day or seventh day,
whatever it is. God needing rest was
pretty interesting. But the idea is that
God created everything. God started
everything. Everything is from Allah and
we are done. That made sense to me. Then
I had to understand being a Catholic,
Mary, mother of God, pray for us
sinners. How why if if God is all
knowing, God is all powerful, God did
everything. Why is there why did I learn
a prayer in Catholic school that taught
me to ask somebody else to help me out?
And then [clears throat] the the idea
that when I accepted Islam, learning
that Jesus was that important, seeing
his name as much as I did reading the
Quran before I accepted Islam. So
praying in Jesus' name, asking for
anything in Jesus' name doesn't make
sense. If if truly Christians for me, if
we were raised to believe God is all
powerful, all everything,
Elah, right? The God, the the one, then
why am I directing any attention to
anyone else to achieve things? And the
Quran was clear. I got about halfway
through it and I literally
I recognized most of the names. Moses,
Aaron, um Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac,
Sarah, Hagar, everybody was in there.
Jesus, Mary. I learned the name of
Mary's father, Iran, and the whole
chapter on that family. I learned that
John was his cousin and his Zachchariah
was his Jesus uncle um in the Quran. So
you spent your whole life a good portion
of your life studying Christianity. the
I going right through college. Like I
said, the the my undergraduate school,
they required us to attend what they
called convocation and I got graded on
attending the religiousoriented
different subjects, but religious
oriented teaching and they were even
stricter than nicer in a way though, but
but the tea totalling side. Everybody,
Americans know that um tea totling the
the the strictness there was, you know,
you had to you couldn't have like public
universities now have co-ed dorms and
co-ed floors. Unbelievable to me that
the boys and girls share bathrooms. My
school
>> share bathrooms.
>> These co-ed dorms.
>> Yeah,
>> they share bathrooms.
>> Men and the women.
>> Yes.
>> Wow. It's come a long way.
>> You can.
>> Is that the American way? not this
American [laughter]
>> because they often say they say look
these Muslims these Muslims they don't
want to assimilate they don't want to
come to the American way so we hold on
we want to go back to the real way the
organic way the way of Jesus Moses they
they wouldn't be sharing bathrooms with
men and women and having 101 genders
what
>> exactly you got the the story of Moses
what does Moses do even in the Bible
>> Moses goes over I like the Quranic
version of Moses in his entirety more
obviously
But Moses sees the girls, helps them. We
know this. This is us, too.
>> He helps them, and then he leaves
because the the women had to wait to
water their cattle, their sheep, their
their their herd for the men to leave.
So Moses says, "I'm going to go over and
help you." He helps them. He leaves. And
then the two sisters tell their father
about this great guy that was real,
polite, and mannerly. Moses is not
sharing a bathroom with these girls. He
didn't just sit there and wait and he
didn't clear the way so that they could
do it. He went over and did it so that
he could honor the fact that they didn't
want to intermingle with people. So,
this is literally that's our
thoughtfulness and our um respect for
each other's opinions, too. He didn't
ask them who they were. He didn't ask
them what their belief system was. He
just went over and honored their belief.
What do they mean when they say they
keep this mantra? He's being put our way
of life. What does that mean?
>> I got to tell you, I don't know. I I got
to like I said with if
>> those Muslims are not with our way of
life.
>> Exactly. We are the most we are ordered
to honor as long as it's not immoral and
and outside of the rules of Islam. Very
wide. But as long as it's not outside
the rules, we're ordered to to honor
their belief system or allow them to
practice theirs. Like
>> the oldest book,
the oldest biblical version, the oldest
Bible is actually still in existence
because it was in St. Mary's Cathedral
in the Sinai. The Vatican has the copy
the CEC sanaticus because the prophet
sallallahu alaihi wasallam ordered us
not to destroy the religious
institutions and religious buildings and
don't kill their monks and their their
leaders. Um that book is still in
existence because we honor their way of
life and and that's what we do. We
respect all that stuff, the American way
of life. As we've joked, if we're going
to put the Ten Commandments back on the
wall in all these schools and stuff,
we've got to just we've got to find have
them teach us
>> when certain commandments are in effect
and when they aren't.
>> You're basically talking about the
Sharia law of Moses because that's
another like boogeyman term like Sharia.
They're trying to to implement Sharia
here.
>> Exactly.
>> What What do you say to that? That's
that's
ideally if we had a lawabiding society.
That's what we're talking about when we
say Sharia. We're talking about honoring
the rules of don't commit adultery.
Don't don't get drunk and abuse people.
Don't murder. Don't thou shalt not cover
somebody covet somebody else's wife. You
don't do adultery. You don't you honor
one God.
>> I mean the number one, right? That's the
first commandment. you
>> loving God, right?
>> Exactly. We're all done. So that's
literally there's nothing in the Ten
Commandments that we disagree with.
>> You're going to put that up on the wall.
You'd better because we've got
>> the the the the our orange-haired leader
right now. This guy is a convicted
felon. He's a he's a convicted sexual
assaulter. He's convicted of all that
stuff. So, I need to know based on our
way of life here in this country, when
do I apply the Ten Commandments and who
has to follow the Ten Commandments?
Because we're moving right back into um
wasn't it George Orwell that wrote that
book? Um the farm, the the when the pigs
took over and some animal farm and some
they changed their commandments. Not to
all animals are created equal, but some
animals are more equal than others. Mh.
>> That's what I what where America is
headed right now. Tucker is absolutely
right. I mean this
>> and I think he can relate a lot to you
because you were also Catholic and then
then from there you continued on your
journey and we want the same things. But
these people like this who are out there
I think many of them are using the
excuse of the founding fathers because
they say oh this is a Judeo-Christian
nation. And it was founded on Christian
Christianity which is false actually if
anybody studies you know they were deas.
>> Exactly.
>> There's a treaty of Tripoli that says
this this country was not founded as a
Christian nation.
>> They actually fled persecution. Exactly.
Is that right?
>> So now these pe people I I mean you
mentioned I mean what are these are what
are these like low IQ um hillbillies? I
don't understand like what do you call
people dividing this country like
they're really and he he hit the the
nail on the head really. dividing the
country. You know, we love our we want
the best for our country. We raise our,
you know, families here. Of course, we
want the and those things that you
listed are destroying this country. Only
fans and
>> oh my god, the gambling,
>> the gambling and all that stuff. It's
like, hey, if you implement it, if we
came to a common terms like these are
the things destroying our country,
Muslims want these things gone. We're on
the same page. I mean,
>> exactly. Yeah. It's literally we talked
a little bit about a little bit about
this earlier you and I and
I do a lot of functional neurology and
there's a theory of hemisphericity being
right and left hemisphere
>> and what's happening right now is
>> there's a good left hemisphere in the
sense that it's usually very pattern
seeking very goal oriented and immediate
now achieve
>> and then the left hemisphere is the big
picture there's a real good book by a I
believe he's Irish but he Dr. Ian
McGillchrist called the master and his
emissary and he talks about the right
hemisphere is being the master and the
left hemisphere gets the job done. So
the master says this is he's got the big
picture. The right brain is always out
there making sure everything works and
what's my long-term goal
>> and then you move it over to the
emissary and you say this is the big
picture. Now I would like you to start
doing these steps to get it done and the
left hemisphere gets it done. So the
left hemisphere is about getting things
short-term vision and getting it done.
And when both hemispheres work well,
you've got the empathy, the goal
setting, the community win-win
situation. The left hemisphere is very
goal achieving. It wants it done
immediately and it's a processoriented
left brain as compared to the right
brain being people oriented. And what we
have right now is these guys are very
corrupted left hemisphere. They are
processoriented in total disregard to
the people that they may hurt. For
example,
this presidency when it was there before
they pass laws, tax laws, and they're
doing it right now that enable the rich
and enable their friends and it hurts
the majority of people. Um the same
thing with uh the idea that the right
brain would be more social, the left
brain is more selfish and and that's the
direction that our leadership is taking
with a total disregard to for
good believing non-Muslims that that
want things for the benefit of society
like we do and and gambling and
alcoholism and pornography and
pedophilia. And right now the big thing
is the Epstein files.
>> It's really easy. All those names are in
there,
>> but they haven't been released yet. So
who's that benefiting?
>> This this targeted small group or is it
more of a right brain empathy thing?
Well, it's definitely no empathy there
because they don't care about who got
hurt.
>> More distraction. Blame it on the
Muslims. There's no there's no Muslims
on that MST list, is there?
>> No Muslims on that list. Uh [laughter]
so I try I tried to you know really have
empathy and think like hold on these
many of these people are victims of the
hate propaganda there there's a machine
that's being fueled and I want to get
into this next video because this person
now is part of that machine you can see
>> as Piers Morgan now is going to it's
interesting Piers Morgan I mean he's
slowly I feel coming around he's been a
little bit more balanced but he calls
out this this person
>> in this video and you'll see what I'm
talking about and then you can relate to
okay these are the people who are really
trying to push this divide let's have a
look
>> absolutely
>> but if I'm mo if I was a Muslim
listening to this
>> I'd say okay this guy used to be a
Muslim and he says we shouldn't identify
as a Muslim okay it's an argument but
you're a Christian convert so my
immediate response would be if I was one
of them if I was a Muslim I'd say well
why why do you identify as a Christian
then if you don't want people to be
identified by religious labels. Why did
you convert to Christianity? Why do you
call yourself a Christian? It's the same
argument. It's just another religion.
>> Well, this is basically a a label that
is given to me. I don't identify. How
many times we had conversations? I don't
identify.
>> Let me ask you, are you a Christian?
>> Uh I am influenced by the teachings of
Yeshua. Okay, this is very different
thing. It inspired me. the principle of
love thy enemy uh of unconditional love
of forgiveness
>> uh so these were very important
principles when I was finding my way out
but are you a Christian or not but I but
here
>> I don't identify as a Christian okay
>> because what is Christian what
denomination what book uh what
fellowship if I to identify as a
Christian it could be anything it could
be extreme So why why were you okay? So
my question must why were you baptized
in 2004 as a Christian?
>> It was a symbolic thing. Why would you
do that?
>> I did not.
>> It was symbolic. It was a symbolic
event. You symbolic but surely symbolic
of becoming a Christian. That's the why
you do it.
No, baptism for me it was symbolic and I
I get baptized
every day. I have been a yogi a yoga
practitioner for almost 15 years. I
haven't been to a church for 15 years.
So now you can also label me by things
that I did some 15 years ago.
>> Who do you who do you pray? Do you pray?
>> I don't pray because usually when you
have to pray you have to ask for
something materialist. I don't pray for
anything. Okay?
>> I'm responsible for my actions and I
don't need much in this in this life.
>> Bam. I don't know if you're familiar
with this individual. This person, why
is this so important? This is so
important because this person has been
paraded around so many different talk
shows. Conservatives have been bringing
him on. Christians have been bringing
him on. And to this day, I thought he
was Christian. He's supposedly an
ex-Muslim, fake ex-Muslim. They on on
all these different podcasts, they bring
him on to what? To demonize Muslims, to
bash Islam. But at the end, Piers Morgan
exposes him as a fake Christian. He's
not even a Christian.
>> And I mean, you've studied Christianity
your whole life. What's this? He he got
baptized to to just for the symbolism.
And then he talks, "I don't even pray."
>> Right. Right.
>> There's no What are you What's your take
on this?
>> That's the craziest thing I've ever
seen. Yeah.
>> The idea is how are they [laughter] what
part of the brain is this guy using?
>> I got to say there's a joke in
functional neurology where you say
>> on the left there's nothing right and on
the right there's nothing left.
[laughter]
>> Oh no. But what about we go to the Quran
and you described this before that and
this was the one of the miracles that
Allah the creator of the heavens and
earth is talking about. We're going to
grab them by their lying sinful. Talk
about that
>> there.
>> And and and I think this guy fits in
perfectly what's going to be waiting for
him, doesn't he?
>> If Yeah, talk about that.
>> When we with what he just said, he said
obviously he didn't believe in his
Islamic upbringing. I'm fine with that.
And then he says he was baptized for the
symbolism, but then he doesn't follow
that either. So I'm going to tell you
>> if he doesn't follow anything, then why
would I ask his opinion on anything? if
he doesn't follow anything, he left
Islam,
>> which I think for me is a horrible
decision. Number one, because I I moved
into it.
>> And then the fact that he moved to
Christianity and he has no reason
whatsoever, but he was baptized, which
means it's Christianity, not Judaism,
>> and then he didn't commit to anything in
Christianity. So why, again, my question
would be, why would you even use
somebody that is non-committal to
everything to express an opinion? Mhm.
>> And the idea is that
um
>> Oh, lost my train of thought. The uh
>> that that's that's the thing what you
just said. Why would you bring him on?
But they bring him on. It's like it's
constantly it's over and over. This guy,
if you just put his name, it's all over
the place. They just bring him on. He's
got to he's he's obviously he's a paid
agent. This goes back to what Tucker's
[clears throat] talking about. There's
an op for the operation. You need
agents. There's your agent. And he's a
yeah he's really good because think
about if you're not committed to
anything then you can say anything and
then I would say believe it or not lying
is on the left is in the left hemisphere
because it's not so much lying to other
people which is usually demonstrated but
the idea is left hemisphere will even
lie to yourself. AI for example we were
talking about that my daughter and I
earlier today about AI. AI has no right
hemisphere at all. There's no empathy.
There's no big picture. This gentleman
doesn't have any empathy. No big
picture. But it's very verbal and it
will say anything to give you an answer.
And that's what this guy's ability to do
is. He he left Islam. He's criticizing
it now, but he left it. So, he doesn't
really have a good understanding of it.
He was baptized into Christianity, but
he doesn't believe in Christianity. So,
he doesn't have an understanding of
there either. And he never did anything
with Judaism. So why would we ask his
opinion on anything including world
events? Because remember religion, God
created this world even if it's a big
bang theory and it was you know we talk
about the god particle in science man
science also says nothing poofs into
existence out of nothing which means
Allah was always there and the Quran is
clear on the big bang. The Quran says
the heavens and the Arabic words are
more beautiful as I've I've heard them
thoroughly explained to me. But the
words used is Allah ripped the heavens
and the earth apart. That's a big bang.
It didn't just they didn't just separate
and grow in different directions. They
were ripped apart. So it matches even if
it's a God particle, however big that
particle was, it exploded into existence
as science says. And it's still
expanding due to the explosion. So if
this guy isn't basing his discussion on
religion, then there's nothing to talk
to him about because he doesn't believe
in any of the big three for us.
>> So he totally left.
>> I mean, cut this here, you know, take
this, clip this, and share it for
anybody who brings him on, uses him as
ammunition. They weaponize what he's
saying and just to go ahead and cause
more division like Tucker was saying. So
basically, he says, uh, Christianity is
basically a label. He talked about, I
don't identify as a Christian. I don't
how much more lucid and clear he can be.
>> Uh, I why were you baptized? Piers
Morgan goes to ask him. He says it was
symbolic. Kind of like yogi compared it
to yoga.
>> Yes, he did.
>> 15 years. He hasn't even been to church.
He says, "I don't pray." I mean, this is
just mindblowing. I just cannot believe
this was really when I when I saw this,
I said, "Wow." Subhan Allah. Just Allah
the creator exposing, you know,
>> all the time
>> these hypocrites, these agents, these
people de human devils.
>> Exactly.
>> Yeah. They're not What good are they
doing in the world?
>> Exactly. And that as we talked about
earlier with um when the prophet
Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam was
first given the message and the early
the the Arabs were really famous for
their poetry, their memorization, this
this this brain power stuff and they
used to use poetry to confuse people
about what Islam was really about. Now,
here you've got these guys, these agents
doing this operation, doing these
multiple operations, um, to confuse
everyone. And as Tucker, as we started
with Tucker, the idea is we have more in
common than we do difference. We
literally can all agree on the Ten
Commandments, for example, because
that's a a big ticket item right now. I
don't have any disagreements with that.
I don't have any disagreements with with
the people jump us for polygamy and
monogamy. I don't I'm not against
monogamy. I I don't think I could handle
more than one wife. I I I it's
[laughter] it's you know I mean think
about it when you're in a relationship.
I I truly Allah in the Quran allows me
to be monogamous if I want to because he
says and I'm paraphrasing the Arabic you
would marry but you would marry one if
you but knew. So I'm I'm I'm the one
that holy cow I know now. But isn't it
in some places because you're judging
things according to now pres to
>> uh place and culture you live in. But
now if you [clears throat] since you
brought this up I mean you look at who
is idolized in society. This guy, he
just passed away not too long ago, but
you had the Hugh Hefner in the world,
right? So, one girlfriend, two, three,
four, put him in a trunk, put him in the
back, nobody said anything. It's all
good. But now, you want to you want to
go ahead and have a a a proper
injunction where it's with God, you're
right.
>> Exactly.
>> Right. Abraham, Noah, if you read the
Bible, uh, polygyny, this was something
that was normal. Yes.
>> It was normal. If you go to some places
in the world like for instance Africa
and other places even back in time you
couldn't you you were less of a man if
you didn't have more families.
>> Exactly. Is that right?
>> Exactly. Yes. And in the cor in in Islam
it's clear if having multiple wives.
Ours is limited to four.
>> Not girlfriends and mistresses. Epstein
Island.
>> Huge huge.
>> These guys need wives man. Look
>> huge point. And most of those guys had
wives at the time they were going to
pedophile island.
>> Pedophile. Exactly.
>> It's unbelievable that.
>> And we have a president and
ex-presidents that are affiliated with
that. It's amazing to me. And their
biggest supporters
are these Christian nationalists
>> that ought to be aligning themselves
with us.
They really when you if if you really
are if the key is Christian and and you
want a God-fearing nation, yes, we
disagree with worshiping Jesus and to
clear things up. We like you expect him
to come back and lead the believers.
>> Second coming. Yeah, we believe. Yeah.
>> We've got this joining. And then for the
Jewish population that doesn't believe
he was the Messiah at the time when
Jesus, if if our Jewish audience will
allow me to finish this, we've got you
have the Messiah will come back. He will
be a leader against the enemies of the
bad guy, the Antichrist, the Dal,
whatever you want to phrase. All three
of us that truly believe in God will
follow Jesus, fighting the bad guys and
the criminals, the lack of morality. One
of the biggest signs for us is the
complete acceptance of what we're seeing
now. The complete acceptance of a lack
of morality. Everybody's allowed to do
whatever they want to. And that's in
America, right? That's the American way.
Everyone's allowed to do what they want
to. And we can't criticize anything
because we'll be the bad guys because
we're truly following. Muslims truly
follow the Ten Commandments more than
anyone else does. We just don't have it
laid labeled out.
>> But we're somehow the enemies.
>> But we're the enemies.
>> We're somehow the antichrist. We believe
in Jesus. It's actually anti-Islam to
you're going to end up in the hellfire
saying one disrespectful thing about
Jesus, peace be upon him.
>> Exactly.
>> But now you have people who are actually
antichrist and Christians go down there.
They just had a thousand plus pastors
just go down to this country.
>> Mhm.
>> And now you know this place where now
they actually if they had the sahandrum,
if they had the law that's now in effect
their Sharia down there, you know what
country I'm talking about where the
pastors, you know, a thousand pastors
went down.
>> Mhm.
>> Uh they would actually take them out.
It's part of if they didn't believe that
in the in the what is it? the nomadic
the the seven laws that now they believe
that they're idoltors that the
Christians are idoltors that but in the
Quran you're protected the people of the
book your religion is safeguarded your
property is safeguarded you cannot do
injustice to the people but so this is
the hypocrisy and then
>> when we talk about Jesus peace be upon
him these certain people talk about he's
boiling in human excrement that he's in
the hellfire and his mother is uh had
laid down with a Roman soldier she's
this is disgusting
>> terrible or we're the enemy. I don't
understand that.
>> Neither [clears throat] do I. I I can't
The thing is
>> when we my family and I um my one of my
daughters graduated from Catholic high
school
>> and my one of my sons actually attended
the same school, but when she graduated,
he got lonely, so he wanted to go back
to the public school near our home with
some old friends. The idea is that if
you want to do
when when you talk about Christianity
and
let's let's take the worship if I can
separate it for a sec. Take the worship
of Jesus out of it. When you look at the
belief system and I've had some real
good, one of my favorite people in the
whole world was a priest at my Catholic
high school.
and
he was just about and a couple of the
sisters that were teachers of mine, some
of the most beautiful, nicest, most
giving people I've ever met in my life.
And these people um were beautiful
people and they really exemplified God's
mercy and um the goodness that
Christians professed that Jesus taught.
Mhm.
>> Um and if they would look at the fact
that for example the Quran almost every
chapter in the Quran starts with in the
name of the most beneficent the most
merciful. You can't be more like us than
to be generous and giving and forgiving
and merciful and that
>> with that whole Jesus turned the other
cheek in the Bible story. um that is our
nice side 100%. We should be that's
where we should be bonding this hatred
this pol this this um polytheism that
they're professing this this insulting
Jesus and Mary and and then you've got
to go back Mary's whole family because
that would imply her parents raised her
to be this way and to allow this stuff
to happen. And for someone a messenger
of God, whether you think he's divine or
just a messenger like human like we do,
to tolerate the insults and and and the
slander is is just amazing to me. You
can't do you can't do that in Saudi
Arabia. You can't do that in Iraq or
Iran. You can't do that in Kuwait. You
can't do that in a Muslim country. They
they wouldn't tolerate those kind of
insults on Jesus. No.
>> And certainly and his mother.
>> Let's show this next clip. And I really
commend this person. And you can see
here, he traveled, he visited a Muslim
majority country. He's looking for
commonalities. And this is what you get.
>> We at the Arab Cup and I'm talking to
this old guy and he asked me, he said,
"Steve,
explain me to me." And I told it to him.
He said, "What's the purpose?" And I
said, "I want to go around the world and
discuss our similarities as opposed to
our differences." He said, "We are very
much the same." And he told me something
I had never I just learned this two
nights ago. He said Jesus was mentioned
in the Quran 25 times. So oh he said cuz
we know well it was new to me. It was no
really it was like an amazing shock to
me because here I am looking for these
similarities. Jesus is mentioned in the
Quran 25 times more times than the
prophet Muhammad.
I went, "Wait a minute. What?" And he
was saying, "Yes, we don't have a
problem with that. We know he existed."
That ain't what they teach you. They
teach you totally different. Muslims are
this. They don't believe in God. They
do. They believe in God. Have you ever
been over there? Have you ever met these
people? When I started traveling, that's
how my best friend became a Muslim.
>> That's what we need. You see,
>> this is really powerful. I mean most
people don't know there's an entire
chapter named after Jesus' mother medium
in the Quran. 25 times Jesus is
mentioned in the Quran. I would think
like you love Jesus you want to know
what are these Muslims Muslims saying
open the book read it for yourself but
they spew a lot of this thing that's the
op they push these things out and what I
found is this projection of the things
that they do. I'll give you an example
Dr. Daniel.
>> So you've heard this term tea right?
Mhm.
>> Okay. So, this is something that
obviously is not in the Quran and
Sunnah. Many attribute this now to um
another some sect of Shiite whatever the
case and even what I understand is that
that's even not being applied properly
how they understand it. But
>> we have in Islam for instance when the
Jews when they were fleeing the
persecution of Christians
>> when Hitler was going after them
>> we did what was morally right. We
protected the Jews and we said no. When
they came knocking on the doors, are
they in the basement? No, they're not.
Nobody's here. We put our lives on the
line. Muslims put our lives on a line.
So that was allowed that type of lying
to save innocent life.
>> Uh when your wife cooks you a meal and
it's not that delicious and you're like,
"Yeah, it was great, honey."
>> Right? So when you're trying to
reconcile between brothers or family
members, sisters with sisters, and you
say, "No, she loves you and she's
speaking good of you." And she [snorts]
didn't actually say that. But to lie,
you know, and you can expound on this,
how what of what this um lying, this
trait of a liar is so despised in Islam,
but they're making it as if we're
deceivers, we're liars, because then you
have suspicion, then you're like
everything they say is a lie. Now,
here's my point. Look,
>> you get one of these. Did you see
recently in Texas, they had the person
who had uh decapitated pig and he had
the Quran in his mouth? Did you see
that?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. This guy was actually he came
here. He's like the the new he's he's
growing and people are following his his
following is growing. He's becoming
almost a new leader for these extreme
what do you want to call him? Christian
because they're they're actually
anti-Christian. They're not really
following Christianity properly.
>> So he's their follower. Many say he's an
agent because there's pictures of him
kissing the wall.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Um Jacob the Liar Lang. And he was
actually here. He came here and people
should watch the video where we expose
him because he came here. I had just I
got here and they just exported him.
Why? Because they recognized that he was
the guy who just was terrorizing the
people in Detroit
>> and he this wasn't a Muslim only event.
It was live stream number one. It was
live stream
>> and anyone could come. We had a p
Christian pastor here. We had some other
Christians here and they attended the
theme was shuk gratefulness to God. Yes.
>> Thanksgiving weekend.
>> So this guy comes in, he's allowed in.
Even though it was kind of suspicious,
he actually dressed in a kamish. That's
like a Pakistani dy style th and it's
cultural, but he wanted to identify fake
like he's Muslim. So he's the one
actually doing tea of their version.
He's deceiving. He comes in, they let
him in. Then finally what I was told by
the witnesses that
>> someone said, "No, that's the guy from
from Detroit." Yeah.
>> And then they confronted him said, "Why
are you dressed like this? Why you
pretending to be a Muslim?" Now, I want
people in the audience. I want people to
understand what if he did these things
and went and did the same thing to a
synagogue
>> or in a church. Imagine what would
happen. I asked an attorney. They said
the the feds would be at his house if he
all these things that he did. So then
>> they they they asked him that and then
he did his whole spiel. He got up and he
made a scene and they asked nicely
escorted him out. Said, "Come on, you
know, uh it's time to go." But then he
goes on these conservative podcasts and
he starts making up stuff. He said
they're recruiting military style age
men.
>> He was actively recruiting military-aged
men.
>> He lied because I've been here the past
3 days and they're kind of doing
different events just educating people
on Islam and kind of going over
specifically like uh family values and
like ways that you know the spouse
should treat one another. um being
grateful for certain things in in light
of Islam.
>> They made it seem like it was a
political conference. He infiltrated it
and he and then that he was Mdani's
manager.
>> And then I told them this to get in.
This is the best you're going to hear. I
told him I was Zoron Mandami's campaign,
social media campaign manager.
>> And then when we said that, we rushed
them to the stage. I'm telling you this,
but you think, man, you're making it up.
But there's video. We I have you can
watch the video. his own words
>> and and then we rushed him to the stage
to speak because we thought he's Manny's
manager. Lie after lie after lie.
>> So now he's talking about like he's some
born again Christian. I said what did
the Holy Ghost leave you? I mean what's
happening? How how does someone you
accuse that's what that
>> projection is? You have those evil
qualities and you're projecting it. This
deceit, this deception and lies and this
guy's doing it. He's got he's he's got a
following. showing up with a decap
decapitated pig pig pig's head and he's
saying you remember Vlad the
>> Impoler
>> he's actually he's saying that you know
what let me let me let you you didn't
hear the his speech on this let me let
you hear it
>> please
>> here is your kryptonite [cheering]
>> we will drive you to the sea across the
sea back to where you came from with
pigs in our hands
>> and Jesus in our hearts you cannot stand
against the strength of white American
men. You Muslims need to go home before
we send you packing. I suggest you leave
now before the crusades really start.
[cheering]
>> As as it's well known, Vlad the Impaler
only had to impale a few. The rest left
by themselves. All right. So, we know
back from where my family's from in
Bosnia, we know what these type of um
words
>> lead to
>> lead to and he's he's mentioning
crusades. We know what the crusades did.
Blood up into the ankles of the horses
when they left. There was nothing good
when they came there and just, you know,
everybody was pillage and burn.
>> Yeah. Samuel 1:15. They went in there
from the Bible and they execut. So, this
guy's actually saying and the Vlad the
Impaler from Romania.
>> Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> He's mentioning him.
What do you think? What do What do you
What's going The thought process. What
are you thinking?
>> Think about what this guy's doing.
Number one, from what I understand, and
the Jews may not like his affiliation,
but I I've heard he's actually Jewish.
Again, he's pretending to be a
Christian. And [snorts] this is the same
guy that is pushing wants to push us
out. Thank Thank God I'm a white
American. I guess I'm I might go, but I
know I'm in it's just going to float in
the water because I can't be accepted
anywhere. But the idea is that
Let's remember who brought Judaism back
after the Crusades
when we conquered Jerusalem. Khaled bin
Wal. And the khalif at the time was Umar
already lwan. And
he shows up. The khalif shows up. He
meets the Christian leadership and he
says the only people that have to leave
are are your soldiers and your political
figures. You know, we're done. I mean,
we've captured it. You give us the keys.
And a long story short, he gets the keys
and he says, "Okay," they say, "Okay,
this is the Christians. This is this.
This is this. Where's the temple?"
Because as Muslims, we know Solomon,
David, it's in our book, too. There's a
temple. There's a a a building. There's
there's it's there that this is supposed
to be there under David and Solomon. And
the the Christian leader at the time,
the the the not the pope, but the bishop
or the cardinal, whatever it was, his
title was at that time,
>> he says, "Well, we destroyed it and now
we use it as a garbage dump."
>> Wow.
>> And it's it's over there. Umar Luan
started cleaning up himself. All the
soldiers rushed in and they started
cleaning up. And then Umar said,
"Where's the Jewish section?" Yeah.
>> And the Christian leader said, "We got
rid of all of them when we took over."
>> Seronius. Yeah. The patriarch.
>> Yes. The patriarch. That's the word I
was looking for.
>> He said, "We got rid of all of them."
And Umar said, "This is Jerusalem.
It doesn't matter who's in charge." I'm
paraphrasing. It doesn't matter who's in
charge. All three of us are supposed to
be here. and he ordered his general and
Khalid bin Wahwan sent his soldiers out
and they grabbed up and he said we need
a minimum I don't know how this number
came about and um but he said we need
you need to grab up 80 Jewish families
ask them if they want to come back and
you settle settle them in and keep them
safe
>> basically repopulated Jerusalem
>> repopulating Jerusalem with with Jews
>> and here's this guy wanting to chase us
out and we put
Jerusalem the way it was supposed to be
with Muslims, Christians, and Jews that
the Christians pushed out. It's not a
Judeo-Christian religion.
>> Yeah.
>> And this guy, I mean, talk about the
glow-in-the-dark lying hypocrisy. I
mean, and then our kryptonite. Really,
we do not have kryptonite. Those of us
like yourself who believe
Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam that
we don't have kryptonite there is
nothing look at what happened in
Australia with brother Ahmed al Ahmed
saving those helpless people and we know
they were Jews but the idea is he threw
himself out there he got shot and he
saved those people just like Umar
Elahwan save brought Jews back in and
made it a three religion city This
brother was jumping out there in front
of in the Quran. They make a big deal
about the Old Testament and saving one
person as if you saved the whole world.
We've got the same version. We've got
that exact same line in ours. You save
one or is it a hadith? It's it's but
we've got that in our religion. Which
one? The you save one person, it's as if
you save the whole world.
>> 532 chapter 5:32. Yeah.
>> Quranic. It's literally written in our
religious text that this is what we do
and this is what the brethren and this
is what Umar Alahwan did. This is what
the early Muslims did and this is what
we're still doing today. And Australia
is a perfect example as compared to
these lying thieving hypocrites that are
on the American TV.
>> Yeah, this is um really mind-blowing
that it's being this kind of hate
rhetoric.
>> And again, imagine a Muslim if he went
into him if he went with some kind of
abbreviated version of the Talmud and he
went to a synagogue and tried to do that
stuff, they would take him out. I mean,
>> hate crime, hate speech, threatening.
>> It'd be done. It would.
>> Yeah. But somehow it's uh it's a
free-for-all for Muslims.
>> It's okay with us. We are the new Native
Americans here.
>> Literally. I mean,
>> when the Europeans arrived,
[clears throat] just took a whole
country, right? I mean, even half the
US, the western half was Mexico's until
we had that big fight. The idea is that
literally we have become for Americans,
we have become the new black folks.
We've become the new Native Americans.
When we brought all the Chinese over to
work on the railroad, we are a very
overt minority um in terms of our
religious beliefs. And we are the new
persecuted. But we don't apply that to
ourselves because we know we're relying
on Allah. We've seen it before in Islam.
They persecuted us at the beginning and
they're going to persecute us at the
end.
>> Let's go and take a break and we'll be
right back.
>> Say he is Allah, God, the one and only,
the absolute, the eternal. He is not the
father of anyone. Nor is he father and
there is nothing comparable to him.
>> Islam is about granting the rights to
everybody irrespective of their
religion. This is the book of guidance
sure without doubt for [music] those who
fear Allah
>> that the best of guidance is the
guidance of the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam and the worst of matters
are new [music] practices in the dean
every new practice is an innovation
every innovation is in the hellfire
>> the greatest miracle is the preservation
of the Quran that has not changed in
over [music] 1400 years
justice doesn't belong solely to the
Muslims alone it also belongs to the
Jews and the Christians is your purpose
of life is all of that that exists
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who brought it here and how do you
acknowledge the one that had brought it
that has given it to you that's the
purpose of life
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>> 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
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this.
>> They're just looking for a reaction.
They're looking for trouble. We're here
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brothers and sisters, what we're up
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>> And back with Dr.
Daniel McBride
who spent a great part of his life
studying Christianity, Catholic school,
Christian college, hall of famer,
focusing a lot now on neurology, the
brain and
>> and
that book author also, who's right,
who's wrong, and why.
>> I think that book covers a lot of these
things that now are are happening
because certain [snorts] people think
they're right, others are wrong. back
and forth. You went through that whole
journey.
>> Let's discuss a little bit about the
book and back a little bit your journey
and connect it to how it can be a
solution for anybody who reads the book
>> to get answers to what's what's
happening you know right now this
climate and and the tension and how
could how how do you think it can um
answer many questions that people have
about Islam and purpose of life? the the
the
book was actually initially a series of
speeches for Muslims who were at the
masid when I was living in South
Florida. And with my the background, my
educational background and the exposure
I had, a lot of the brothers and sisters
would ask me, "Why do they believe this?
Why do they believe that?" And I'd
literally look it up. We put together, I
believe it's 13 chapters of answering
questions. And the first 13 are
or the first 12 are to literally look at
for example the birthright ignored as a
chapter and that is about
Abraham, Sarah, Audra, Ishmael and Isaac
and
the Old Testament and if if I can see
being a nonreligious scholar if I could
see how these things and then I had to
read the the Old Testament and the New
Testament and how does it if if some of
this because the Quran and Islam teaches
that there was an Old Testament there
was an injeal there was or Talmu um not
Talmud um the Old Testament I apologize
I can't remember the Jewish name for it
>> oh you mean the Torah
>> Torah I'm sorry thank you the Torah the
Injil or the Gospel and then the Quran.
So I said, "Well, if this is the Torah,
if the Old Testament is the Torah, let
me read through it and see what makes
sense to me according to the Quran now
that I'm in Islam and let me read
through the Injeal to see what makes
sense to me in accordance with Islam."
>> And I compared the Quran to those books.
And again, the birthright ignored.
You've got Abraham and and the two wives
and the two sons and the Old Testament
in Exodus and Deuteronomy and then it
over and over again it talks about the
right of the firstborn. The the and you
even got the right of the first Allah is
entitled to the first fruit to the first
uh birth from the different cels. You've
got he's uh it the even the first wine
that is fermented for the community is
actually dedicated to God the Old
Testament God first. The right of the
firstborn is clear including it says the
right of the firstborn because and Jacob
talking to his sons says you're my
firstborn. You sit here because you are
my strength and my I'm paraphrasing
strength and my future and blah blah
blah blah. Everything is the firstborn.
Then you have and I why why don't they
accept Ishmael and it's why is it Isaac?
And the two arguments are it was
illegitimate birth and then they chose
to go against the word of God. Neither
one of those makes sense, right? And it
was oh the third one before the
circumcision.
Isa Ishmael was born before the
circumcision in the Old Testament. So,
you've got all these verses saying it's
the firstborn no matter what until we
get to Ishmael and Isaac. And I said,
"That doesn't make any sense. Let's
let's look at how can I explain this to
a Christian and how do I help a Muslim
understand that?" Then you've got they
said, "Well, the illegitimacy." Well,
there's a verse in the Quran um in the
Bible stuck for law. You've got a verse
in the Bible that actually where Sarah
says to Abraham, I have not had been
able to have a child throughout all our
60 years of marriage, whatever it was at
the time. um make marry literally take
my handmaidaiden, my Egyptian
handmaiden, marry her and maybe I can
have a child through her. You know that
community, the polygamy, the the the
children of the husband, the children of
the father are the children of the
house. Every parent in there.
>> So the the birth legitimacy is there.
>> Then you have um what about before the
circumcision? Well, if the covenant, the
circumcision signified the covenant with
the law, with God in the Bible. So, if
Abraham's circumcision is accepted and
all the male members of Abraham's house,
their circumcision is accepted as a
covenant sealing moment with God. Why
isn't Ishmael's? Now, all of a sudden,
you got Ishmael doesn't count because he
was born before the circumcision. Well,
that means Abraham's not getting into
heaven because he was born long before
the covenant. None of the men in his
house are going to. the only people are
are the children of them. That doesn't
make sense either. So, Ishmael's
birthright is still there, right? And
then you've got um the those are the big
two out of the big three. You can't talk
about illegitimacy. You can't talk about
um and oh, and then they say Sarah and
Abraham.
Ishmael doesn't count because Sarah and
Abraham, picture this, went outside of
God
by encouraging him to marry Hajra and
have a child with her. And that was
outside of God's plan. Like the book
knows more about God's plan than than
God does. You can't go outside of God's
plan as a prophet and a messenger.
>> And Sarah stood by her husband for that
many years. And now they chose to go
outside the the the plan of God. So the
book tries to tie that in and then I add
that's why something had to come from
the line of Ishmael. Then we move into
other chapters and we tied all of it
together that way so that I'm using
their words and their stories and their
their chapters to show them how their
books should be leading them to Islam
like it led so many of us other
converts. Let's uh tackle that
[clears throat] question here for
people. They're listening to us now and
>> the main message of Islam is worship the
creator, not the creation. That pure
absolute monotheism, worshiping the God
of Jesus, not Jesus. And people can
identify with that. I think they did a
poll, a study that over 50% of
Christians when they're asked, "What do
you think about Jesus?" Many Christians,
they said, "He's a good teacher, a
prophet." Well, actually, you're closer
to Islam.
>> Exactly. And now what but what are the
proofs? But there's so much
>> there's so much because of this op like
Tucker was talking about money that is
pushed into this hate machine and
obviously they're going to like they did
about Jesus. You think they spoke good
things about Jesus at his time?
>> You think they spoke good things about
Moses at his time?
>> They're going to smear. They're going to
throw mud on his name. They're going to
slander. That's the same thing they're
doing to Prophet Muhammad. So how can
someone be sure that he is a messenger?
that the Quran is the verbaten word of
God Almighty. From someone like you,
what advice would you give them? What
would you say some points that they can
go ahead and continue a catalyst to go
ahead and have them go deeper into
looking at it to trigger them to really
think more because again, you're
somebody white American,
>> Christian background. It's like why what
this guy put it all on the line. It
wasn't easy. It was a struggle, right?
You had to now uh change a lot of
things, you know? You had to put up with
a lot I'm sure from family and friends
and others like they [clears throat]
start looking at you different. So it's
an uphill battle but the truth is worth
that.
>> So people are listening now. What do you
tell them?
>> It's easy and it's and some of the
things that are even better than my
words. Literally
>> you can Google and I learned this later.
Like I said I I read the Quran. I got
halfway through. I believed in the
monotheistic, the omnipotent, omniscent,
omni, everything, the all believing, all
powerful, all- knowing God. That's what
I I I got from Christianity,
Islam, that's all we talk about. There
is no praying to anybody else. Um, we
may throw additions like the prophet
sallallahu alaihi wasallam may allow
peace and blessings be upon him and we
say things about other people because we
want them to be blessed even more but we
don't we don't worship anyone else.
There's a real great speech that Joffer
J a f a r search it up all the people
that don't know that describes why
the kuresh
the non-Muslim early persecutors of the
early believers in the prophet Muhammad
sallallahu alaihi wasallam Joffer's
speech to neg
is usually the way it is or nejaffer's
speech speech says we were per we were
persecuted in Mecca. We were punished
because we wanted to treat the poor. We
didn't eat the poor meaning we didn't
eat up their wealth. We didn't take
advantage of them. We wanted to maintain
the ties of kinship. We we wanted to be
good. We wanted to get rid of um calling
unch calling chased women unchased. We
def I mean Jaffer's speech describes
the religion and the prophet Muhammad
sallallahu alaihi wasallam in a
nutshell. I actually have it written
down in my computer and I look at it all
the time where he is describing and then
he finishes with tying it to
Christianity because Needs was a
Christian king of a Christian country.
Old school Christian, the old school
Christian and
>> who the Muslims went when they were
persecuted.
>> Exactly. to this just king
>> to this just king
>> they didn't go take over the society or
nothing
>> Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam
tells Jaffer take these persecuted
believers that are really they can't
handle it anymore they're really going
after this group he says take them over
to here because he is like you said he
is a just king and he will protect you
and then when the the non-believers come
they want their family members back
because they want to persecute them and
punish them even more and they don't
want the message to spread and this just
king. This Christian just king asks
Joffer to give his opinion and he asks
the non-believers to say what they say.
And Joffer's speech, the just king says,
"This man is absolutely right. And we're
going to keep these people here. You
guys leave. We're going to protect these
people and they're safe to live in my
kingdom." That's what
>> the early a lot of these early
Christians understood with us. That's
why it spreads so well without the
spreading by the sword. All those if you
look at the battles I mean we were
attacked and defending ourselves almost
the whole first what hundred years or so
um with certainly during the lifetime of
the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam
everything was a defensive battle and
you literally have this just Christian
king defending us because what he heard
about us and learned from our behavior
and what he saw was so in alignment with
the way he treated his people and the
Christianity that he knew. do that's
where that speech by itself summarizes
everything I believe and of course the
the final sermon of the prophet
sallallahu alaihi wasallam at Arafat
those two by themselves people you
should search those up I have them on my
computer and I remind myself because
Jaffer's words are better than mine and
the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam
certainly is better than I am and his
final speech summarizing everything that
Islam is and what how we should behave
and then joffer are describing Islam and
the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam.
Those two speeches are just by
themselves by two people that all of us
look up to.
>> And you're the type of person now that
people like this is also something that
I often think about.
>> If you want to, it's one thing asking
questions to learn, sincere questions.
We invite that.
>> Not asking questions to insult because
you insulting going on. But people like
Tucker have shown that this is someone
you can sit and talk with.
>> There's also Candace Owens. Have you
heard of Candace Owens?
>> Oh, one of my daughters follow listens
to her stuff all the time.
>> Yeah. So, Candace, go ahead and invite
uh
>> Dr. Daniel an Tucker. You're in Florida.
These are the type of people that you
need to talk to Americans. Get their
stories. Why? What are your concerns?
Let's discuss. Don't let the other
people go ahead and represent us. Talk
to us.
>> Well, that's why I like dialoguing with
you all the time. It's it's it's a
discussion and it's a sharing of
information. It's an answering of
questions and it's not emotional
rhetoric and and emotional nonsense and
it's not
you inshallah myself. We know Allah is
watching us. I'm not worried about the
audience. You're not worried about the
audience. We know Allah is watching us.
He's going to grade us and he's going to
reward or punish us. And that oversight,
having your
supervisor, imagine your supervisor at
work and our life is our work. Imagine
our supervisor is grading our work every
minute of the day. That's what we are as
Muslims. We know God is grading our work
every minute of every day. He knows our
hearts better than we do. He knows our
minds better than we do. He knows our
intentions. Isn't that awesome? In
Islam, you get rewarded for thinking of
a good deed and doing it. You get
rewarded for just thinking of it. You
get rewarded for, and I'll say the whole
sentence real fast, thinking of a good
deed but not doing it. You get rewarded
for not doing the shayan, the the
Satan's whispering in your mind. You get
rewarded for not doing it. That's that's
that's whenever I see you and you're
doing interviews, I'm thinking, man, he
knows Allah is watching right now. And
and that's that's where how we can say
what we do.
>> Yeah. And you mentioned Allah in
Aramaic, the language Jesus spoke, it
wasn't uh Latin, it was Aramaic. And
people can look this up. He called God
Allah.
>> So we say he called on Allah because it
doesn't take too much to put the two.
Allah Allah. This is the creator.
>> Exactly.
>> Yeah. So you're calling on the the one
creator that Jesus called upon.
>> Uh someone asked uh but who's dying for
your sins? Because people believe that
Jesus died [laughter] for your sins. I
asked you this before.
>> Love that question.
>> Yeah. And you answered it brilliantly.
What do you say again for those that
didn't see that?
>> That's interview before.
>> That is the craziest thing I've ever
heard. How can you think that God is
going to punish?
Make it personal. Like this stuff is
everything I say is personal. Uh you ask
me questions. It's personal.
How do you think God is going to punish
me for the sins he did or punish
children? We have children. How why
would God punish your child for
something you did? Why would he punish
you for something your adult, for
example, adult child did? You know what
I'm it's God the Quran is clear. God
doesn't burden us with with more than we
can handle and handling everyone else's
sins. Literally, it's it's and you can
tell who believes that cuz right now
they're darn near running the world.
They all think they can get away with
everything. They think there's going to
be no rewards or punishments. They think
it's all done right here. You and I,
your children and my children, this our
families, we know there is going to be a
final call for us thinking that that the
biblical Jesus died for our sins of
which I haven't committed yet. And then
all the people can say, "Well, God know
you were knew knew you were going to
commit it." Well, if he died for my
sins, then let me start committing sins,
right? It's it's easy. They're easy
distractions, but I know that's not the
case. And then all the people before
Jesus, why was Moses here? Why was Aaron
here? Why was Abraham here? And blah
blah. And they all and the same answer,
well, they were prepping us for Jesus.
Jesus and that ultimate sin and death
thing is such a great override that he
doesn't need any preparation.
There's there's just all you have to do
is believe this one guy died for your
sins and you're good to go. And that's
the way I got to tell you the biggest
believers in that phrase are the people
running things right now.
>> It it really is. And the ones that are
fighting against us who say you are
going to be accountable for what you do.
>> Brother Eddie, I'm going to be
accountable for cutting people off in
traffic to drive here. going home.
Whether I was polite or whether I was
rude, I'm going to I'm going to be held
accountable. When people think that
Jesus died for their sins, that's such
an easy way not to be accountable for
anything you think or do. It's literally
Jesus died for that. Okay, these guys
committed these murders recently, all
these school shootings, this Australia
shooting, all this this that and the
other thing. What's going on in Gaza
right now? Jesus died for your sins.
We're good. So that means the Jews are
okay because they don't believe in your
Jesus or your God, but Jesus died for
your sins. Where's the line drawn? You
know what? It's just that's the most
absurd statement that they ever did. And
there's there's no way God is going to
burden one person for something I chose
to do.
>> I was recently interviewed by Jake
Shields. I don't even know who he is.
And we we discussed this point about
original sin and then contrast that with
original goodness. Well, we believe that
every child is born pure.
>> When you get to a certain age, puberty,
then you're accountable for your sins.
>> He's like, "Wow, that that actually
makes sense." And that makes sense to
just the average person who hasn't been
indoctrinated with this
>> this story. But again, uh not to
disrespect or disparage on anybody's
religion. I mean, but this is just where
actually you need to consider consider
this what this is what all the prophets
uh and Jesus taught account personal
accountability accountability.
>> And this makes sense. The father shall
not bear the iniquities of the son nor
the son of the father. Everyone's
responsible for themselves. It's a
direct uh verse from the actual Bible.
>> Right. Right. And you think about that
original sin phrase
is nonsense because there is a first
sin. We're cool with that. They disobey
God. What's the difference between Adam
and Eve? Particularly from a a a Muslim
point of view. Look at the devil is
thrown out of heaven and Adam and Eve
are both thrown out of heaven. They're
they're let's pretend that's the same.
The devil is what we consider a jin, a
shayan. He's created his his creation is
from fire. Angels are from pure light
and humans are from pure earth.
>> So Adam and Eve and the devil all
committed a sin. The angels don't commit
sins.
They all get thrown out of heaven. Why
is the devil still going to be punished?
And why is he still the bad guy?
>> What? And in the Quran, we have that
answer. For Christians and Jews, please
look at look this up in the Quran. What
was the Shayan's answer to God when he
was asked why he did that? And Shayan
blamed God for his fault.
>> He said, "You knew me. You did this. You
you you."
The Quran says, "Why were Adam and Eve?"
And type in, "Why were Adam and Eve
forgiven?" Because they say, "Please
forgive us for we harmed ourselves."
>> Accountability.
>> Accountability. And you've got you
literally it's it's if you did it to me,
then I can't change that because you can
still do it to me. But the free will and
the battle, the argument battle is if
God knows everything and this is going
to happen and God's always in control,
then there's no free will. The free will
is clear. I don't know what I am going
to do next. Now, if I choose to sin or
to do a good deed, I don't know I'm
going to do it until that choice
arrives. Allah already knows what I'm
going to do and what choice I'm going to
make and leaves me out there. So now I
choose to do good. He rewards me
accordingly. I choose everything's evil
and I'm a polytheist and he rewards me
accordingly. But Adam and Eve chose to
accept the blame and if you don't
forgive us, we are lost. They repented
for their sins and they were forgiven.
The devil didn't repent. He pointed
fingers. That's what you see with the
videos you've showed us. All these bad
guys that we've talked about. They're
always pointing fingers. They don't take
any accountability. There's there's not
enough Muslims in America to have us
start plummeting in the world view that
is happening right now. There's more
non-Muslims here than there are Muslims.
We can't wreck America the way the
people that are wrecking it are doing
it. They outnumber us. We're just a
small percentage. The same thing with
immigrants and stuff. Everybody's a
small percentage is compared to the
people, the 30% or 40% that support the
president in that bad decision-making.
There's you've got to take you've got to
take personal accountability just like
Adam and Eve did in the Quran and I'm
sure in an original Bible somewhere.
They didn't blame God for this.
>> They literally got punished in the the
Bible I read or I I reference all the
time. they they get punished and they
accept their punishment. And I for me
that always implied well maybe they you
know because they accepted their
punishment and their repentance and
they'll be punished and then they get
back into heaven, right? Allah tells
them they're going to be rewarded.
>> Um
>> but it's like you said, it's personal
accountability and that dying on the
cross for us and and everything that's
happening today, these people are
pointing fingers and no one's taking
accountability except us.
>> Yeah, that makes sense. Anybody looks
into Islam, Islam, submission to the
will of God. That's what it means. A
Muslim is one who submits his or her
will to the will of God. Personal
accountability. Pure monotheism. That's
the way we're upon being trying to be
morally upright. You make mistakes.
You're a human being. But the door for
repentance is always open, but you seek
it directly, direct dialup to the
creator alone and strive your best
>> to attain God's mercy. And that's what
we're trying to do, sharing this message
with the people. Where can people get
the book? You can go to drmcbride.com.
It is printed in a PDF or you would
print it in a PDF um and order it and
print it and then you can certainly make
notes and then reach out to us or ask
questions. Um reach out to us. You can
certainly reach out to me on YouTube and
different social medias and here at the
Dean Show also.
>> Thank you. Thank you, Dr. Daniel. It's
good to have you. Hopefully we'll have
you back again.
>> Inshallah.
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