Asalamikum. My next guest is an American
cowboy. We'll be reacting to the latest
comments from Matt Walsh.
>> No, you're not going to do that. This is
America. Okay, I want to actually go
back to Dearborn for a moment.
>> Moss using outdoor loudspeakers for
their call to prayer should not be
allowed
>> and says she believes it's not supposed
to be allowed per city ordinance.
[Music]
But what about church bells? You got an
issue. What's the difference? Well, I'll
tell you the difference. Number one,
church bells are much more beautiful.
>> And also to this clip,
>> Jesus was a Jew. Jesus is God, so that
makes God a Jew.
>> From someone who goes by Officer Tantum,
>> he is not committing a genocide in in
Gaza. I think that's disingenuous. I
believe he's a representative for
another state outside of America, but
he's definitely not America first. Do
you know about the Treaty of Tripoli,
the founding fathers? What religion were
they? The answer will shock most of you.
All that and more with my next guest.
So, what's your impression? You got to
see the uh the Dean Center.
>> Yeah. This is impressive. It's
beautiful. It's beautiful. May Allah put
baraka and acceptance in all your work.
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machine.
>> This is the
>> the American cowboy,
brother Eddie. Um, you know, there's uh
there's a lot of
references, you know, to people in the
past, not just in the Islamic tradition,
that when you see somebody who you
haven't seen in a while, that they just
immediately give you that that smile and
wi as soon as I look at you here, it's
like I can't help it, right? Right? And
our prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi
wasallam said you know that even you
know there's a hadith mentioning that
before this world we were in the like
the world of souls before our soul was
put into our body and there are some
people that you know when you see them
that your souls most likely they were
friends they were close together in that
world and mah you're one of those people
who I I have this this connection this
feeling with so I just want to ask Allah
to bless you and to ask for all the
Muslim brothers and sisters out there uh
that Allah gives them this kind of
friendship that is love for the sake of
Allah. Love upon the truth because
there's no other friendship on earth
that can beat the friendship that's
based on h that is based on loving what
God loves himself, the creator of the
heavens and the earth.
>> Thank you, brother. I feel you, man.
Thank you, brother. Uh I'm going to go
ahead and get into this clip. you know,
the director of what is a woman? And we
would agree with this Matt Walsh on
probably many things. And I really hope
that he'll take the initiative to talk
and sit with Muslims and discuss, but
unfortunately many of these guys, they
don't have it doesn't seem like they
have the um the fortitude or the the
interest in doing so. But I hope uh
shows like this will motivate them. So,
let's get into this clip with this
individual by the name of Matt Walsh
where he's talking about this
controversy by the the call to prayer.
God is the greatest, God is the greatest
and America being a Christian country.
It shouldn't be like that. Having
Dearbornne being taken over by Muslims,
the boogeyman coming to take over
Sharia, all this other stuff. So, in
this clip that I saw, actually, there's
somebody who's also in the video
reacting to him. So, we're doing like a
double reaction. Uh, we're going to
bleep out some of the curse words.
>> When talking about religious liberty,
nobody was thinking about this. No one
was thinking about dear what Dearborn
is. When they were talking about freedom
of religion, except the one that I don't
like because Ben Shapiro told me to.
idiot. Matt Walsh, I'd love to
debate you. Like, just the fact that you
keep on spreading hatred towards
Muslims, but everyone like the gaping
hole in your argument is that you're
owned by a MSAD spy. And how are you
going to disagree with the founding
fathers? Freedom of religion. Freedom of
religion is pretty specific. What do you
think it was for? Amish people and
Scientologists and you. Who do you think
it was for? Hindus?
Idiot? That possibility? It would have
been It would have seemed impossible
that anything like that would ever
happen.
They just didn't have Islam in mind at
all.
>> Oh, okay. Freedom of religion except the
Except one of the biggest ones. Freedom
of religion except for the fastest
growing one.
They knew what ISLAM WAS, OBVIOUSLY.
>> OH, BUT THEY KNEW WHAT IT WAS. They knew
what it was. So, where's the footnote,
Matt Walsh, where they said, "Freedom of
religion, except for the one Matt
Walsh's boss doesn't like."
Oh my god, bro. It's just It's just
pathetic. It's just pathetic.
>> Was at war with Muslims. But, uh, you
know, James Madison when he wrote the
First Amendment, he he he this is not
what he was thinking about.
>> Oh. Oh. Cuz you read his mind.
>> Yeah. Yeah, the hypocrisy, man. It's uh
and I think that's why people are waking
up. You know, for so long Matt Walsh and
these alternative, the reason they
called it alt-right is because they're
giving an alternative viewpoint to what
you know the not to be rude, but the
over 50, over 60 rightwing Republican
conservative talking points were right.
There was just establishment,
establishment, establishment. And now
those same people that they're trying to
wake up are like, okay, they're starting
to think and now they're able to see
that, okay, you're a hypocrite, right?
You you want to call for defending the
freedom of speech, the freedom of
religion, the freedom of all this except
for the freedom of Muslims to speak and
say what they want, the freedom of
Muslims to practice and pray what they
want. So it's okay to go to Beville,
Texas, where, you know, is very close to
where I was raised. Um, and I've been to
this community. There's an Amish
community. There's several in Texas, but
there's a big one in Beville, Texas,
where they don't have electricity. They
still use lamps. And a lot of my friends
who were in rodeo, that's where they
would get their saddles made from
because they were the best saddle
makers. But you don't see Matt Walsh and
um you know, Ted Cruz and uh the the
governor of Texas, forgetting his name
right now. Uh it'll come to me in a bit.
You don't see them going down to Beville
and saying, "Hey, you can't practice
your Amish religion where you don't let
people out of the community except for
one time in their life when they're 18
to go dance with the devil as they call
it to see if they want to live a life
outside of the community. But then if
they don't, if they come back, they are
not allowed to leave. But that's okay
for Amish to live the way they want to
under their religious purview and their
scriptures and their beliefs. But
Muslims,
we have a problem with Muslims when in
America, I'm not speaking to other
countries, just statistically speaking
in America, we are the lowest crime
religious group apart from
I yeah actually I think it's right now
we are the lowest crime along with some
of these other super small um religious
communities like the Amish and others.
But I think actually Islam is the lowest
crime. And in fact, last time I was in
Dallas, the mayor himself of Arlington
came to a masid there. I'll mention the
masid. It's called Darl Eman. He came
and he said, "You know why I like
Muslims so much?" In in the mosque, he
said because you guys,
>> can you hear me?
>> Yeah. Who said that?
>> The mayor of Arlington, Texas.
>> The mayor. This is the mayor. He's
probably a Christian mayor.
>> He wasn't publicized, but it was after a
juma.
>> He's probably a Christian mayor. He's
not Muslim.
>> Christian mayor.
>> Okay.
>> He's in our masid. We're letting him
speak. He's not at fear of danger or
anything. And he said, "The reason I
love Muslims," he said, "The reason I
love going to Muslim tire shops and
Muslim car dealers and this and all." He
said, "The reason we love you guys so
much is that one," he said this, and I
almost cried. He said, "Because you are
some of the most honest people that
we've ever met, that if I was to leave
something behind, you would you would
call someone and say, "Hey, you left
this." He said, "That you guys have the
least crime, that you are on top of your
youth, making sure that they are not
committing crimes. They're not going out
driving drunk. They're not committing
the crimes that the rest of these
communities are committing." And he
said, "We feel safe
with the Muslim community." And so
Arlington's doing a good job. So to me,
you know, it doesn't mean that even if
we do a good job, haters are still going
to hate. But I think we still in many
parts of the country, we're not reaching
out to these leaders to where they know
they can feel safe with us. And that's
what made me so happy there is that they
were making that effort to say, "Hey,
look, we're part of the community. Let's
reach out. Let's make a coalition upon,
right? We're not going to believe what
you believe in as far as the who God is,
but as far as doing right by your
neighbor, being being kind, feeding the
poor, you know, giving back to the
community, those are things that we can
agree on. And that's something that
Muslims excel in, right? They in the UK,
this the the percentages of uh
charitable giving is astronomically
higher amongst Muslims than any other
group.
>> That's a fact. Right? Even though they
don't have the mass of the wealth,
right? They have a lot, but they don't
have the number one amount of wealth,
but they are the largest givers. So,
what we I think are failing in is making
these connections to people to say,
"Hey, we're safe." I get it. Part of it
is because we want to keep to ourselves
because a lot of the communities are
fearful that maybe we reach out, you
know, they're going to, you know, it's
like the you're worried you're going to
get bitten. You're worried you're going
to, you know, like the dog that's been
kicked a lot. You're you're timid. I get
that. But you we got to have some
courage to come to the people, the
police forces and say, "Hey, look, we're
a part of the community." Go to the
chamber of commerce, go to the mayor's
office, go to city council, go to all of
the different areas that are
communityoriented and facing and make
alliances with them to say, "Hey, we're
here to stay." There's too many Muslims
now in the US to say, "Oh, we're going
to make hijra back somewhere to who
knows what country, right?" Which would
logistically it won't even work. So,
we're there to stay. We're there to
contribute. So, we need to let people
know that we're here for good because we
are. They just don't know it because
they're being told. Like Matt Walsh has
a birdie whispering in his ear. We all
know who that birdie is, right? We don't
have to even say it. But because
>> I think Sneers I think Sneo said it. We
don't have to say it. I think Sne said
it.
>> But because they're being whispered in
their ear and we're not there on the
front line saying we set up this food
bank, we set up this charitable
organization and we're doing all these
things,
then we we are failing in a sense.
Doesn't don't get me wrong. It is wrong
that they're attacking us. It is wrong
that they're coming after us, that
they're putting us under the bus, lying
about our religion. Yes, that's wrong.
But as Muslims, we're never victims.
This is one thing that Allah makes very
clear in the Quran is that we are a
witness, not a victim. Even if we are
being persecuted, we still have to stand
up for what's right at all times and be
a witness to the world for what is the
truth, which is there's only one God
worthy of worship. Worship the creator,
not the creation, and follow his
messengers, and do right unto the
creation, and give everything its huck,
which means give everything its rights,
which includes the animals, includes the
trees. So, we as Muslims are custodians.
We're custodians over even our own
community and ourselves. So, if we're
not going out and reaching out to the
community that we're living in, then we
are responsible for our own flock if
they are being persecuted in different
parts of the United States. So me
personally, I'm a strong believer in
reaching out, making these connections
in every single place in the US where I
have seen Muslims make these connections
and reaching out right with with a hand
of hope, a hand of love, a hand of
saying, "Hey, look, we're not here to
hurt you. We're here to build something
beautiful together." I have never seen
anything other than positivity.
That's why with people like Matt Walsh
who just um they obviously don't know,
they don't understand or they're just
being willfully ignorant. But we want to
extend uh as they say an olive branch.
Come talk. I'm sure you you'd sit with
him if he invited you on the on his
program. Would you sit with him? I'd sit
with him. I'd facilitate other Muslims
to sit with him and we can have
discussions. We can talk just like this
uh Christian mayor. I think this is a
pos this is such an incredible story. We
got a Christian mayor there in the town
and he's witnessing Muslims, their
actions, how they're uh living, and he's
happy. He said, "I love Muslims. This is
why I love Muslims." And then you
narrate all the the um the things the
positive things he's saying. I'm sure if
Matt Walsh, if he got a chance to visit
with Muslims, talk with Muslims, visit a
mosque, we can help facilitate that. I'm
sure that can have a a really good
positive impact on them. And I I I talk
about, you know, my experience uh with
somebody who who just recently got
assassinated, Charlie Kirk, for
instance. Same thing here. I mean, this
is somebody who I was really looking
forward to. I never sp spoke much about
I didn't speak about this until he he
got assassinated.
And my interaction with him, why the
main message here was that when I spoke
to him over the phone on p in private,
he told me, "Look, Eddie, respectfully,
look, I I don't He was telling me that
he doesn't know anything about Islam."
He didn't know anything about Islam. He
was taught to hate Islam. So this is the
same thing. This the same pattern we're
seeing with people who you think, man,
they're very intelligent. They're smart
and then they're posting talking about
Muslims Islam, but then they got zero
knowledge. They've actually been
programmed from with the hate machine
and the propaganda just like somebody
like Matt Walsh now. He's obviously has
zero knowledge of Islam. He's actually
in the negative. He's learning from the
the wrong resources. We're extending the
right resources and then judge from
there. I think that's fair. Isn't it?
>> Absolutely. It's not just Matt Wallace
that we're willing to meet with. I mean,
we'll meet with anybody. And I mean,
we'll meet with the president of the
United States. We will even meet with
people who have tried to harm us
physically. This is the sunnah of the
prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam is
that there were people who you know
harmed his companions who unalived them
that they became Muslims later on. Look
at Khaled W. He was one of the generals
of the army of Quraysh right under Abu
Sufyan who was the the head of Quraysh
right after the battle of Badr until
Mecca and they had hurt so many Muslims
just for the sake that they were Muslims
right and look at the longsuffering
look at the actions and the behavior of
our prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi
wasallam we're in the battle of after he
had a spear go through his face, knocked
his teeth out. He was unconscious for a
little bit.
The main tribe of Mecca thought he was
dead. Okay? But afterwards, after he
regained consciousness, we have
narrations where he is pleading to
Allah, "Oh Allah, for forgive my people,
call me for they do not know what they
are doing." Meaning he wanted them to be
guided even after this because he knew
that they in their rage in their
nationalism in their fervor for holding
tight to this ideology that isn't based
in truth because love you know it we can
love our country that we're from the the
country that gave birth to us that
provides the fruit from the ground for
us but loving something to for the to
above everything else right putting a
national identity a color skin identity
over everything else such that you
oppress people because of it. That's
what Islam came to eradicate all of
these isms that that take people away
from putting what's important first, the
purpose of life. And so when we look at
the character of the prophet Muhammad
sallallahu alaihi wasallam time and time
again, yes, he defended himself. Yes, he
was a man. We He was not just a rollover
pacifist, but he constantly constantly
constantly
wanted the the repair the the coming to
goodness for his people. He wanted them
to come to the truth, Eddie, so that
they could be guided and that they could
go where. I want people to go to
paradise, Eddie. I don't want people to
go to hell. Yes, if they deserve it and
God knows, we won't argue with God's
judgment, right? After the the page has
been shut, we don't argue with the law's
judgment because God is the most just.
He understands who deserves what. But
right now, while people are still alive,
I want people to go to paradise. Because
if they knew what was waiting for them,
the the the punishment for the crimes
against humanity and ultimately the
crime against God, which is worshiping
other than him, not giving him the
gratitude that he deserves. If they knew
that, they wouldn't do what they did.
Right? The saying, if only they knew.
And so we are open as Muslims to talk to
anyone about Islam, to explain it in
detail how Islam actually treats women,
how Islam actually treats children, how
Islam actually treats Christians and
Jews, and the justice and the mercy and
the peace that you get under a system of
Islamic mercy. Because Islam comes to
liberate asb
right one of the sahhabis when he went
to go meet the commander of the persians
after the death of the prophet
sallallahu alaihi wasallam
God's mercy and his pleasure be upon him
he said something so powerful and this
is my message to these these guys who
have so much hatred
right he's he's he's coming uh with his
armies right he's he's he's in this
massive caravan tent, you know, imagine,
you know, um it's like the size of a
palace, the size of his tent. And he
asks, he says, "Why are you guys here?
Like, why are you here? You, you little
band of very few people coming against
the superpower, us, the Persians of the
world. Why? Why do you want to stand up
to us?" Right? They were imperialist
regime. They were going to continue
expanding, expanding. They were fighting
the Romans. They had beaten the Romans.
The Romans came back, defeated them. We
know the whole story. But the Muslims
with their small numbers right just
spreading he says why are you here why
are you standing up against us
said something so powerful
and it sounds so much more beautiful in
Arabic but I'll translate it into
English he says we have been sent
to take mankind the the servants of God,
the slaves of God. From the slavery to
the slaves of God, like being a slave to
all created things, being a slave to
other people. We have come to take them
from being servants to each other and
servants to this world to being servants
and slaves to God Almighty alone.
Why? Because only
in worshiping and being a servant of God
can you truly be free. If you if you're
a servant, if you do not give your heart
in complete submission, surrender and
obedience in peace, which is what Islam
means, to God alone, then you will be a
slave in this life. And you will never
truly find the peace that is there for
every person to attain. And then he went
on to say
from the constrictedness of this to the
expanse of this and the right. So if you
come and see what Islam has to offer, it
changes your perspective. It changes
your perception and it changes your
heart such that you can live in a world
where there's a lot of darkness. You can
live in a world where there is
suffering. There are trials and
tribulations. But you do like the
Muslims in Palestine say. The Muslims
who are going through terrible issues
with family, they're going through all
these other problems. What do they say?
They smile despite having lost all of
their children. And they say,
"Alhamdulillah,
nothing in the world can give you this
peace, this tranquility, and this type
of ease in the heart like Islam does."
And this is a promise from the Lord of
the heavens and the earth, God Almighty.
>> Let's get into this uh next video. And
it kind of dispels the the myth of what
Matt Walsh was talking about. And this
is by a former deacon. He is doctor in
divinity. He's a Bible scholar, I
believe, Christian scholar. And he like
you, you're speaking Arabic, but you're
not an Arab. You're actually just you're
you've learned the the Arabic of the
sister language of Aramaic Arabic. And
this is what is fascinating people so
much Islam that they're going and
studying the original sources. So when
people heard you I just want to make
that disclaimer. You're not Arab. You're
an American cowboy at that. And this
next person in the video is somebody who
I interviewed a long time ago. He's also
an American. Uh he's an intellectual.
He's an academic. And this is what he
has to say based on proof and evidence
about the founding fathers. And if many
of you haven't heard about the treaty of
Tripoli, this will really fascinate you.
>> So you're at a you said 15% and the rest
are believing these beliefs
>> either primitive animism that'd be the
majority of of the common folk and among
the intellectual elite. Uh deism was uh
flourishing. Um, and we can see that
particularly in terms of of uh the
founding fathers of America because by
and large they they were representing
the intellectual elite.
>> You know, in our last presidential
election, one of the candidates made a
comment. Yeah.
>> And said, you know, I I don't think I
could have vote for anyone for president
who wasn't a Christian.
>> Yes.
>> It's interesting to note for whom this
person would not have voted. Tell us
>> because none
none of our first seven presidents
>> belong to a church upon becoming
president of this country.
>> None of them the first seven
>> none of the first seven and none of the
first six were orthodox Christians.
>> So let's So the first seven what
starting with George Washington?
>> George Washington was a deist
>> was a deist.
>> He was a deist.
>> He wasn't a Christian.
>> No he denied the resurrection and
divinity of Jesus.
>> George Washington that's first
president.
>> Yes. And people can check this up and
verify.
>> Oh yeah. Yeah.
>> Now the second one.
>> Well, let's stick with Washington to
show you how far it goes.
>> Tell us.
>> Now, Washington's wife did go to church.
She she was a Christian. And Washington
being a good husband would occasionally
accompany his wife to church.
>> But we have recorded in in the history
that when they started to do holy
communion or the eukarist as it's called
in Christian worship service, Washington
would get up from his pew and walk out
of the church.
>> He'd walk out.
>> Walk out and wait for his wife outside.
This is recorded document.
>> Yes. He he refused to participate in it.
>> Yeah.
>> So that's George Washington. Let's let's
look at our second president, John
Adams.
>> Yes.
>> John Adams was an early Unitarian.
>> He denied the Trinity. He denied the
divinity of Jesus.
>> That's the same thing that we as Muslims
do.
>> Yeah. Now he unfortunately went further
and he denied that there was such a
thing as eternal damnation. Uh he denied
the concept of original sin. Uh and he
denied the concept of vicarious
atonement for sin.
>> Yeah.
>> So I mean this is hardly an orthodox
Christian.
>> He sounds more like in tune with what
Islam is about.
>> Absolutely. There might have to be some
some exception of that eternal damation.
Yeah. With the exception.
>> Absolutely. Absolutely. And in fact,
Adams had some rather um negative
comments to make about American Bible
societies. And and let me read a quote
to you.
>> Please tell us
>> from from Adams.
Um
and and I'm quoting word for word here.
This is from a letter he wrote to Steven
Su in May on May 30th, 1821.
>> Second president of the United States.
Bible societies have been invented by
deeper politicians still to divert
mankind from the study and pursuit of
their natural rights.
I wish societies were formed in India,
China, and Turkey to send us gratus
translations of their sacred books.
Here's a second president of the United
States.
>> Wow.
>> Saying, you know, I wish those Muslims
over there in Turkey would send us some
free translations of the Quran.
>> The second president of the United
States.
Well, I think every Republican, every
Christian, every uh MAGA
supporter needs to watch this video. You
can watch see it on our on our Twitter
feed. You can see it on our Facebook
feed. The whole context of it, the um
but what what do you think? I mean, most
people think that the George Washington
and the founding fathers were Christian.
He just just blew that out of the water.
And then to see Adam's talking about
wish them Muslims would send us some
Qurans over here.
>> Did you know this?
>> Yeah. No. In in high school and then
especially in college, we were not
hidden this fact of the founding
fathers. And this was one of the things
that yet I was still a Christian um
until 2014
uh when that's when I I guess you could
say I was a unitarian Christian but even
still there was a lot of impact that
they had on me in my
refusal to whenever I would pray even
though I still believe the of the
vicarious atonement Jesus dying for the
sins I still wouldn't pray to Jesus
because of my knowledge of the founding
fathers and what they stood for. So I in
my prayers and I mentioned this in my
book um how the Bible led me home that
you know from
>> what's the name of that what's the name
of that book?
>> How the Bible led me home.
>> Wow. How the Bible led me
>> my journey to Islam.
>> So so and this is the reason for so long
I could not pray to Jesus when I asked
when I wanted something really bad. I
would go to the one who Jesus went to.
And so unfortunately with the MAGA
crowd, these these guys who are these
super staunch return to a Christian
America,
uh the America that was started was
started because of Christian persecution
and they were trying to get away from
this. Right? First of all, even if if
you look at the Declaration of
Independence and the Constitution,
they are 100% silent. There is not a
single mention of Christianity or Jesus
Christ in them. The Constitution which
was ratified 198 1787, it doesn't
mention God, Christianity, the Bible,
its reference to religion is in the
negative. Not negative as in bad, but in
the negative meaning that the article um
I believe six uh of the constitution
said that no religious text shall ever
be required as a qualification to any
office or public trust under the United
States. Right. And then we we have in
the the first amendment uh excuse me not
yeah that there shall be no law um
prohibiting people from the freedom of
of speech, assembly and religion. Right.
So it allowed for the right of assembly
not just for Christians to fight against
atheism or Christians to fight against
now what they think is Islam. It was for
all people of all religions to be able
to assemble to get together to practice
as they saw fit in the communities that
they lived in. And he only mentioned the
first two presidents which is
interesting. Um, but
>> he's going to mention more when you go
deeper into the video. That's only we
only played a a small clip of the he
goes into all
>> talk about Thomas Jefferson who actually
took his oath of office not on the
Bible. He took it on another book.
>> Yes. And uh we can I don't know if he
goes over it, but I would love for
people to know that one of the most
famous presidents, the third president,
Thomas Jefferson, did not take his oath
of office on a Bible and had his own
personal copy of
>> the Quran.
>> We'll find out. Yes. The Quran.
>> Yeah.
>> So,
>> wow.
>> Um I mean, so wait, this is Thomas
Jefferson. He took an oath on the Quran
then.
>> Yes. From from what I understood and
what I learned in college is that Thomas
Jefferson, he
did not We might have to check this out.
Let's let's let's flush this out and
double check. But he for sure
>> I know I know he had I I know he had a
copy of I know he had a personal Yeah,
that's for sure.
>> But he did say um very something very
important. Thomas Jefferson made a very
important point that he said that the
basically our civil liberties have no
dependence on um our religious opinions
any more than our opinions in physics or
geometry. So their position of these
founding fathers was of not coming in
forcing in people's faces or that we're
even going to have opinions. But there
will be this this wall so that people
are not oppressed. People are not you
know forced into you know ghettos or
completely eradicated put into
concentration camps etc etc which is
what many people in the this 2025 you
know project 25 and this MAGA movement
they want. They want Muslims either
completely kicked out or wiped out.
Whether they say it out loud or whether
they, you know, keep it within their
their groups, this is what they want. So
truly, they don't believe in the same
constitution, the same thing that this
country was founded upon. So they're
just giving lip service to it whilst
believing and have in their hearts a
completely separate thing than was the
intention of the original founding
father.
>> That's why this that's why I want to
show this video. This is so important. I
mean the majority of people Americans
probably they do not know this. And then
I mentioned the treaty of Tripoli. This
is signed under John Adams and approved
uh unanimously by the state senate says
the government of United States of
America is not in any sense founded on
the Christian religion is very clear.
This is the treaty of Tripoli. And then
what you said about the constitution. So
this kind of um debunks you know what
what Dr. Dr. Gerald Dirks is talking
about this uh debunks this myth now that
they were Christians founding a
Christian nation when you have they
wanted to establish the opposite. It's
pretty much for everybody. Have you
heard this also? Have you heard this?
I've heard this many times. How true is
this that much of the constitution you
had many things in the constitution that
derive from some of the basic principles
of Islam, the Quran?
>> Yeah. Have you heard this?
>> I've heard of it, but I'm I'm not that
familiar with it
>> because any anything good that is there
in the world ultimately comes from the
creator.
>> Yeah, absolutely.
>> Yeah. So, uh tell me this. Now, we're
going to go into uh another video and
I'm going to get your reaction to this.
>> Jesus was a Jew.
Jesus is God. So, that makes God a Jew.
And if you don't, I don't know care
where you stand on a trinitarian
unitarian spectrum.
God saw it fit enough
that he decided to either come down if
you're a trinitarian in flesh as a Jew
or if you're a Unitarian that he decided
to choose Christ Jesus who was a Jew to
to to die for our sins.
That there's something to say about
that.
>> There's a lot to unpackage here. So now
he's claiming that God is a Jew. But I
mean you can make that argument now if
you believe Jesus is God. Jesus's
ethnicity was Benny Israel, the children
of Israel, Jewish. How would you go
ahead and uh you being a former
Christian yourself, you've written a
book on how the Bible led me to Islam
and a very academic, very um powerful
book, very powerful story. I really
recommend people get the book. Uh what
what do you say to this uh officer
Tantum, which I believe he's a
representative for the state outside of
America? I I really don't think he's
America first, but what do you think?
>> No, I agree with you on that. He he's
very open uh in many of his statements,
his tweets on X about putting that state
first. And I mean my question to him is
is okay if you if you love it so much
and if you think that we should not only
sacrifice tax dollars but uh the lives
>> four billion that's four four billion a
year. 4 billion a year.
>> Yeah. And and to even more valuable than
money is the lives of humans. If you
think that we should be giving the lives
of the children of and daughters of
Americans to fight every single war for
them to do anything that they want no
matter how far to the ends of the earth
that it goes then why why why are you
still here? You know, they say, "Oh, you
know, when they talk about migrants and
you love all this and you want all that
and why don't you go back home?" Well,
why don't you, Officer Tatum, you know,
make make uh Adia and and go there and
we all we all know why. Um, you know, he
won't be as well treated as he's treated
in the United States. And and it's just
it's interesting and it's very um I
mean, the the the the double standards
go so deep. But
>> one point, don't don't don't lose your
place. You said he won't treat he won't
be treated as what?
>> How?
>> He won't be treated nearly as good as he
is treated inside of the United States
because the chief rabbi of Israel
this year said that it is okay to call
black people monkeys
in public. There is an article out that
I have shared on my ex where the chief
rabbi, the head authority for all rabbis
in the entire state of Israel has said
that it is okay to call black people
monkeys.
>> I just had a guest on. Also, don't lose
your place where you're going, but this
is important stuff here because I just
had a had a guest, Dr. Hassan, and he
was narrating a story how he was he was
actually in if I get that clip and play
it. I said, "Man, this guy looks like he
could be an uncle of mine. I have to
talk to him." So, I left my group. It
was about a hundred. And they were
watching me go over in my Islamic garb.
So, I said, "You're Jewish." He goes,
"Yes, I'm African and I converted to
Judaism so and so." I said, "Brother to
brother, how they treating you here in
Israel?" He's like, "Horrible." He said,
"We are not allowed to worship in their
synagogues." So, I'm a rabbi of an
African synagogue and we help African
Jews. We help to facilitate them their
children going to school and getting
medical treatment. And I'm listening to
him and I'm saying you're being treated
like crap. And you are practicing their
faith continually. Why? It is only a
slave mentality. And not because he's
black, but I'm talking about people like
Huckabe and the like. They have enslaved
their minds to see one group of people
as superior. Visit any masid in America
and you will find the United Nations
praying in its ranks. But he was in
Jerusalem. visiting masa and then he saw
a black rabbi and he was like hey he
went to talk to him hey brother how you
doing and what's going on he said how
they treating you here he said man not
good man he said they won't let us pray
and with them we got to make our own we
got to make our own uh synagogue they
won't let us in over here that's pretty
bad stuff man you won't find that in
Islam you won't find that in Islam I
mean we can take a big tangent right
here and talk about how uh so many
stories of you know incidents when You
know,
>> did you see that? Did you see that
Japanese lady? Did you see that or
Chinese lady when she went? He he be he
be treated her. I'll see if I get the
video.
>> Uh he be treated this guy, Officer
Tantham, worse than that Chinese lady
who was getting
>> Yes. The one who the Christian the
Chinese Christian lady who went to
Israel.
>> Yes.
>> He would be treated worse than her.
>> So, continue on from there. I think this
is just an important point for him and
and others just to reflect over.
>> So, so this is actually really
interesting that he makes this point um
because
in historical Judaism, Jews get their
lineage from the father. But now in
Judaism today, and this rabbitic
Judaism, this has come since the time of
Jesus, they get their lineage from the
mother, which is now today. Like if
you're a Jew and you want to, you know,
claim aliyah, which is the right of
return, you have to have a lineage
through your mother. So if you have a
father who was a Jew, but your mother's
not a Jew, then you're not necessarily
granted it immediately. You have to do
extra stuff and whatever. But if your
mother's a Jew and your father's not a
Jew, then you're grant you're you're
considered a Jew. However, originally,
which is when you look at the the uh
genealogy of Jesus, right? The whole
reason they bring it up is because they
want to show that from father to son,
father to son, father to son, father to
son, father to son, that he is now in
this lineage of David, showing that he
is a Jew from Judea, from the tribe of
David. And then the tree ends before
him. And in in both Matthew and and in
Luke, both genealogies go to who? Go who
do they go to, Eddie? Do you know?
>> Both genealogies go from where?
>> Yes. Both genealogies in Matthew and in
Luke.
>> Mhm.
>> They go to before Jesus. Do they go to
Mary?
>> Who do they go to? Remind me.
>> They go to Joseph.
>> To Joseph. Okay.
>> Is Joseph Jesus's father?
That's what the Bible says, right?
>> Is Joseph Jesus's father? Does he did or
does Jesus have no father? He's
>> supposed to have no father.
>> Okay. So, the genealogies that are the
criteria for him being a Jew, which it
genealogy, you're they are literally
used by Matthew and Luke to prove his
connection to David
>> and the kingly line.
>> But they both end in Joseph.
>> Wow.
which is not his father.
>> So he's not a Jew. And his mother is a
Levite. And this is known by necessity,
consensus. She's not from Judea. She's a
Levite from the tribe of Aaron. So he's
not a Jew. She doesn't have any
connection whatsoever to David either.
And we can get into the genealogies as
well. They don't match up. There's some
of the people that if you look in the
Old Testament in the Tanakh, some of
them are cursed by God until the end of
time, meaning that none of their
generations will ever be blessed. So
then there's just so many problems all
of which you can find in my book How the
Bible Led Me Home. Um
>> so are you saying
>> but nonetheless he is he's making this
claim this officer Tatum Brandon Tatum
right? Um unfortunately we share the
same first name but um Officer Tatum is
making this claim that Jesus is a Jew,
right? He's using this to stir up
feelings to incite in the hearts of
Christians some some weird misplaced
love for uh a an apartheid state that is
currently doing horrible things to
innocent people. He wants to build that
love for you in their heart. But the
problem is is that when you actually
look at the evidence, Jesus isn't a Jew.
He isn't anything because he has no
father. He has no lineage. And even if
you were to take his mother's lineage,
she's not a Jewish. She's from the tribe
of Aaron. She's a Levite.
>> Wow. This is uh really uh interesting
this point that you're making now. So,
because most people and many of us who
believe that that's his ethnicity, he's
Jewish, but his religion is submission
and surrender to God. Muslim, Islam, the
concept.
>> Absolutely.
>> But but so you're saying that his
ethnicity is not Jewish
>> because So we we need to break down the
word Jew. The Jew word Jew does not it's
it's only like a few hundred years old.
It comes from the original word Judean,
right? Which means to be from the tribe
of Judah. How many tribes of Israel were
there? If you remember, Eddie, in the
Quran and in the Bible,
>> 12.
>> There was 12 tribes, right? We don't
have to go into all the names, but the
two tribes that allegedly stayed in
Jerusalem despite the exile was Benjamin
and Judah. Okay. Judah is the tribe from
right from Judah himself which is where
David came from. Now David being the
king, he is the kingly line from whom
the Messiah was supposed to come or one
of the messiahs. If you actually read uh
also in Isaiah there's supposed to be
they many Jews according to the wording
that's there. There's going to be two
messiahs, one priestly and another
kingly. Neither neither nevertheless
this is something else that you'll find
in my book many other contradictions but
you will see that this word Jew comes
from the word of Judea so it only is a
reference to people who are from the
tribe of Judah this is not considering
the tribe of of Ephraim of Dan of Ather
etc etc even of Benjamin right but now
the word Jew has changed it's morphed
within the last four centuries four or
five centuries to just mean anybody who
claims this identity of being from these
children of Israel, right? And that's
why it gets confusing
>> and the word
>> Yeah.
>> Go ahead. No, no, finish. F finish the
word.
>> Yeah. But the word Jew, its actual
intended meaning means to be from the
tribe of Judah. And Jesus shares no
genealogy to that tribe or any other
tribe at all because he does not have a
father. Now what's interesting and so
astounding about the Quran cuz I want to
appeal to the Quran again cuz for those
non-Muslims who might watch this video,
I want you to understand that the Quran
is very what we call. It's so precise.
And not only is it precise, but it seems
like odd that it would say things at
times that it might at first glance seem
unnecessary. But when you learn and you
look into it, it's actually profoundly
miraculous. And it's so important to
understand why certain words and phrases
are used. So when you look at the
prophets and they're speaking to their
people, whenever God Almighty in the
Quran quotes a prophet, they when they
speak to their people, all of them
always say,
"Oh my people," except for one prophet
in the Quran.
>> Wow, this is deep.
>> Yeah, this is really
>> Jesus always refers to his people as
oh children of Israel. But I'm getting
goosebumps right now as I say it because
they are not his com. A com is from the
people who you belong to their blood.
You have the same genealogy as them. And
in the Quran, Jesus does not refer to
his people as Yahi. Oh my people. He
says, "Oh ben is
to show this distinction even further.
It's even like God doesn't even make a
just just says words. He's he even makes
it so specific down to the is these
these references showing that Jesus of a
certainty was born of her miraculous
birth and he doesn't have a hierarchy.
Right? So going back to officer Tatum
this claim that okay you're Christians
we got we worship Jesus. You're unarian
you believe in Jesus. He was a Jew, died
for your sins, so therefore, we now must
love Jews. Even still, if somebody, this
is this is what he's doing. He's trying
to get you emotionally hyped up to say
that look, if someone does something
wrong, you look past it because Jesus
was from one of them. Well, if somebody
if I have a, you know, a friend who's
from a family and he was so good, but
the rest of his family is garbage, I
don't just let the rest of his family do
whatever they want. They don't get to
commit crimes just because that one
person was good. No, every single person
should be judged individually based on
their actions right now. And this is the
whole point of this movement is that
they want you to put on the blinders and
just accept any crime that these people
do because Jesus was from them. And you
know how dangerous this is, Eddie. This
is dangerous because this gives them a
free pass to do anything they want to
anyone they want with impunity. And I
dare any Christian to point to a single
verse in their Bible, which I do not
believe is even from God, but point to a
single verse in the Bible that says that
this is something that's okay, that
people have this free right ticket. But
what they do is they take certain
verses, they take certain concepts, they
get people hyped up to loving these
people and say, "Well, look, they're
they have to do whatever it takes to
ensure their survival."
I think a lot of people appreciate this
because I always question this. I
always, you know, I would uh then you
kind of feel like you're isolated
because the majority, even a lot of
Muslims will say, "Okay, his ethnicity,
he was he was Jewish, right?" But now
hearing this, what you're how you're
breaking it down, I mean, this really
makes sense. It really makes sense. So
what would you advise Muslims now? Many
you know it's it's common people will
say
>> you just tell you know be kind but tell
people Jesus was not a Jew he was a
prophet he was Mariam he's his
descendantship goes just to one person
to Miam as Allah specifically says in
the Quran right he is a son of Mary and
that's what he is we don't call him a
Jew we don't call him a this we call him
a Muslim We call him a m and we call him
a a he is a messenger and a prophet. One
of
one of the greatest the prophets who had
the strongest firmst foothold into their
closeness and their obedience and their
love of God and that God consciousness
that he had. He is from the best of
mankind and we aspire to be like him.
But we don't give people who associate
with him a free pass to do whatever evil
they want. Just like a Muslim, just
because we're a Muslim, we follow
Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam. We
don't give each other free passes to do
whatever we want just because we follow
this amazing beautiful man Muhammad
sallallahu alaihi wasallam. People are
going to probably be wondering and if
they ask what about his mother now since
that's his mother the father is not
there but the mother Mary Miam her
ethnicity she's from this uh uh Jewish
ethnicity and then that being his mother
how do you how do you dismantle that how
do you
>> so so so Mary
>> was from the tribes of Jacob the 12
tribes of Israel which is one of the
names of Jacob she is from the tribe of
Aaron from you know from the Levites.
Aaron was a Levite from because Levi was
one of the 12 tribes. So she is not a
Jew either. Jew very clearly is a
delineation that means to come from
Judah right from the line of and then
then later David came from Judah. Judah
is the one of the 12 sons of Jacob. So
Jew, the original terminology for Jews
came from Judea, which was from the term
of these tribes of Israel, right? But
there was 11 other tribes from the
tribes of Jacob, from the tribes of
Israel that dispersed throughout the
world, right? And so Miriam Alisam also
was not a Jew. She was a Levite from the
uh she was an Aaron from the tribe of
Aaron from the also the original tribe
of Levi. So if we want to be very clear
in our speech and very you know academic
and just without confusion and using
terms that are loose that people don't
know what they mean and that's another
reason I have a problem with using the
word Jew. Not that it's a bad term but
it's a confusing term because in the
world today you have like people like
Avy, right? Avi the Jew. He's, you know,
he goes to hide park all the time and he
is very openly atheist,
but he's very openly I'm a Jew. God
chose me, but he's an atheist. So, you
have people who deny God, who don't
believe in God, and yet they're still
claiming this identity of Judaism as if
it's a racial, ethnic, um, bloodline,
race type thing. And then you have
another portion of people who say that
it's a religious type thing. But when
you look back at it and and how the
Quran refers to it, these are people who
had a religious belief from a certain
tribe of people, but other people could
also enter into it as well. Right?
Whereas today it's very difficult. But
back then it was given to this tribe of
people because Jacob was a prophet. He
was given a message like all the
prophets were many different prophets in
many different lands that we don't even
know about were given messages
specifically for their people right it
was always the same message but they got
you know their leader of the tribe was a
prophet and then he guided the children
and their families and etc etc and so
the children of Israel out of 12 tribes
were given a message they were given
multiple prophets time after time after
time again right and people who weren't
born from them could enter into the
religion at that time. And then finally,
God sent the final prophet Muhammad
sallallahu alaihi wasallam to get a
message to all of mankind that was not
for a particular place or a particular
people or particular time. And now it
has made it to where every single person
on earth, no matter from which
background, which area, which social
hierarchy, which skin color, which
nationality, which language they speak,
because only 15% I some estimates say
only 11% of Muslims speak Arabic. That's
85 to 89% of Muslims are non-Arabs,
right? Islam
We have not sent you, oh Muhammad,
except as a mercy to all of the world,
all of creation.
>> And because of that mercy, when Muslims
were ruling Jerusalem, they actually
when the Christians kicked them out and
then you have Sophronius and then Omar
and you have the caiff comes in and he's
like, "Where are the Jews? Where are
they at?" Right? And then they
repopulated
the if you hate the people you know you
want to exterminate them like the
Christians were doing then the Muslims
wouldn't have called them back into
Jerusalem and then they lived under
Muslim rule and protection and strive so
much so that you have Jewish academics
like Dr. Warrenstein saying that Muslims
saved the jury the Jewish people in
Bosnia, Albania, Turkey, all over they
fled and they were protected under
Islam. Is that correct?
Yeah, absolutely. Muslims protected them
even before this. During the Crusades,
all of the many handful of crusades that
happened, not only did Muslims protect
the Jews, they protected Orthodox
Christians from the Vatican Christians,
Catholic Christians. We protect people
who are oppressed. See, Islam is a
religious system. But as a government
system because Islam or give us gives us
guidance for every single aspect of life
from the way we wake up in the morning
to the way we go to bed at night to how
to deal with our families to how to deal
in our neighborhood and how to deal on a
societal level. Islam doesn't leave any
stone unturned. And Islam is very clear
that oppression of any kind to any
person even if they are non-Muslims
is absolutely 100% forbidden. And so
Islam came to bring the oppressed people
into justice to give them freedom from
their oppression. Right? Allah even
mentions in the Quran if it was not for
Muslim Muslims defending
you know um the innocent people right
then it says that many mosques
synagogues and churches would be burned
down
meaning Allah is saying that if it
wasn't for Muslims standing up for the
truth and fighting back against
injustice in any way possible that even
synagogues and churches would be burned
down not just mosques so Muslims we
protect protect any person from
injustice and harm of people who are
trying to hurt them, who are doing wrong
things in this world. And this is the
big lie that has been hoisted upon
mankind for for far too long now. And
what rational, sensible voices like
Eddie and and others are out here doing
is to show the world that what you have
been told about Islam is is radically
off from what Islam truly talks about.
Because Islam allows for people to live
nobly, to live honorably with dignity to
where even Christians and Jews and
Muslim lands in their communities, they
can even rule to some extent by their
own laws. If they have divorce
proceedings, they can deal with the
divorce between themselves, right? They
can't go out in the streets and, you
know, start drinking alcohol in front of
everybody. They got to keep it to
themselves. Yeah. Right. There's no you
know so there are social constraints
right which there are control straits in
any civilized society right right but
they were given more freedom in a Muslim
society than they are given in the
United States today to practice their
own religions Jews and Christians could
practice their religions more in Muslim
society in the history of Islam than
they can do today in the United States
in the UK and Australia and any other
place right to where they would be in
trouble if they were to practice their
religion as they did back then and that
is what Islam gives to people.
>> Let's touch upon one more thing before
we conclude the uh part where the tantam
guy representative of another state
outside America not America first says
that God is Jewish. Now, let's just you
you dismantle that part about Jesus. But
the whole idea just how ridiculous that
is to give God a skin color, to give him
a birthday, to give God a nationality of
an ethnicity. Let's kind of break that
down to really have people think God has
a zip code, an area code, nationality, a
skin color, you know, how ludicrous that
is. And then the Islamic concept that
just you know goes with the innate
nature of the human being and puts all
that stuff to rest you know dismantles
that destroys that. What are your
thoughts about that?
So you know the first thing I want to
reply is is that
in your Bible Christians who might be
watching this I'm pleading with you
please don't just listen to what people
are telling you. I know they estimate
that 3% of people in the in in the
United States, not in the world. I'm
sure in the world it's even less. 3% of
people in America read today, but please
read. If you truly love God and are you
seeking the truth, read. Yeah, I want
you to read the Quran. But right now
with what he said, read your own Bible.
Read your Bible. I want to go to uh
Hosea 11:9 where God says uh and this is
the King James version that I will not
execute my fierce anger. I will not
return to destroy Ephraim
for I am God and not a man the holy one
in the midst of thee and then it goes on
I will not enter into the city etc etc
but God here in your book is this is
explicit people want to quote Numbers
23:19 which is good that God is not a
man nor the son of man that he should
lie or sh have to repent and then
Christians like to get out of it by
saying well Jesus didn't repent blah
blah blah It's still explicit, but here
this is even more explicit. There's no
wiggle room out of this verse in Hosea
11:9. God in your book is saying, "For I
am God and not a man." And every single
translation says the same thing. It's
explicit. It's not implicit to where the
meaning is kind of wishy-washy. It could
mean something else. Right?
in your book, God is telling you that I
am not a man. And so when men come and
tell you
that God is a man, God is this kind of
man, or you go into a Latino church and
Jesus looks like a Latino. You go into
some African-American churches and he
looks African-American. You go into
white churches, he looks super white
with blue eyes. I've seen even in some
pictures.
God is not a man. Jesus never once
claimed to be God.
And even if you were to say implicitly
he implied it, we can go into the the
authenticity of the book in the first
place. But not once explicitly is there
any proof that God Jesus ever claimed to
be God or God ever said that he was a
man. In fact, otherwise you have an
explicit verse here, a nonabregated
verse. God can't not be a man and then
later be a man because if you believe in
the trinity then he was co-eternally
God. Right? Because the nine trinity is
that Jesus was always a man even before
he was born. Well, tell me how that
makes sense. But he was always a man and
he was always also God. But if God is
saying in the past in the Old Testament
that I am not a man for I am God and I
am not a man, then you have a major
problem. Christians, read your book.
It's it's so simple. But unfortunately,
we've been, you know, led, me as a
former Christian and you who are still
Christians, we've been led to just
listen to devotionals, to listen to what
our pastors tell us day in day out that
whatever, you know, pulpit script they
get from this country outside of America
that's not America first tells them to
say on the mear where they grossly
misread Genesis, right? where it says
that, you know, whoever curses you
curses me. It's not even talking about
that country. He wasn't even born yet in
the verse that you're quoting. It was
talking about Abraham himself.
So read your book. And who what group of
people praise Abraham the most? 17 times
a day, five times a day at the end of
their salah. It's Muslims.
Every single prayer in our five daily
prayers at the very end, we send peace
and blessings upon Abraham and his
family. No other group in the entire
world praises Abraham like that. So if
anyone fits that verse in Genesis 12
1-3, it would be Muslims.
Uh I always think about the uh verse in
the Bible job Job 256 where it compares
man to a worm and the son of man to a
maggot. I mean just when you how do you
you know this verse how much less is man
of a worm who is a worm and the ma the
son of man who is a maggot and you know
to compare God to his creation you know
when we say subhan allah glory be to my
lord the most high and then in job 254
where god where it's it's saying that
how then can man be righteous before god
or how can he be pure who is born of a
woman you know to just to really have
people to to Think you know Jesus who
ate food and what do you fill in the
blank? The one who eats food has to take
a cuz you go to the bathroom to to bring
God who is the the all powerful the
>> the um ultimate in glory and praise and
to bring him down to the level of a of
an a human being an animal. This is
unbelievable. People don't really think
about these concepts. And Allah subhana
t says in the final testament in the
final revelation in the Quran he says
subhan allah
which translates as to so exalted is god
above what they that evil speech that
they try to use to like to bring him
down to like associate with him to to to
claim they're making these claims about
God that as God says
There is nothing like unto him, nothing
in creation like unto Allah.
Bas is the all hearing and the
allseeing. So in Islam, we don't have to
make God a man. God is not a man, nor is
he the son of man, nor is he something
that has any deficiencies. But Allah is
beyond his his creation, above
everything in a way that befits his
majesty, perfect, pure, without
deficiency,
without a beginning, without an end, in
complete control of everything. And when
you and you realize this belief and you
say it out loud,
then this gives you kind of like a peace
to know that you don't have these little
demigods or mini gods who they make all
these mistakes and they're so deficient
and you're you actually like worry do
they actually have my back if I ask them
will they accept my dua? Right? And
that's what's you know you growing up
watching these shows that you know
really put out paganism even more than
Christianity you know like the Marvel
Avengers and all this other stuff all
these multiple demigods and like some
die some do this some are like really
terrible creatures and you know people
in real life used to sacrifice to them
pray to them and they used to curse them
cuz they're like you're not you know
they would get so angry at these gods
and I'm just thinking like how how how
dishonorable How unknowable is it to to
put your hope, your existential hopes in
something that is so fallible, something
so weak? This is not the truth. And the
heart of mankind, the fra that we have
tells us we were created to know
innately deep in our soul that God is so
much greater, so much more wondrous, so
much beyond anything that we can
imagine. But we also know that he's one
completely uniquely indivisibly
one without partners and he doesn't need
us. We need him. And that is Islam. That
is what all of the prophets peace and
blessings be upon them taught. And this
is the path to paradise. And this is the
path that Muslims want to share with
people. We don't want to share
death and harm and you know suffering
and pain and oppression. We want to
share the beautiful message of worship
one God and follow his messengers and
the final messenger is the blessed
prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be
upon him.
>> I mean we as human beings we look at
certain animals just below us and you
you want to insult someone you say you
you son of a mon you monkey or you dog.
Imagine now just, you know, equating the
the creator, the most high like you're
describing to uh one of these things,
right? An animal, but let alone a human
being who's who's so fallible and weak
and and now you're saying that a human
being is God. This is just uh absurd.
It's unbelievable. It's a madeup story.
And uh hopefully people can benefit from
uh from what we just talked about. And
how can people go ahead and get the
book? You talk about your book, your
story as an American cowboy and you
wrote a beautiful book. Please tell us.
>> So I I in my story and those who know
about how I came to Islam, you know, I
had my dream, my vision that I when I
was in prostration, but what led me to
that? What led me to that point where I
read Matthew 26:39 and I make
prostration like Jesus did, right? What
was the up and coming for the many years
before that? What was my experience
like? And why the Bible itself, even
though I don't consider it a pure
revelation from God Almighty, right? But
what was it that was in there that took
me to this position to where I'm in the
same prayer position as the Muslims? And
I make sujud and I recognize that
there's only one God and I must follow
Muhammad for the rest of my life. That's
what my book is about. I go through my
journey growing up of learning about the
different aspects of of Christianity
when it came to original sin, when it
came to the church fathers, when it came
to the um the councils and the the
different myths that Christianity took
from. I go through so many different
aspects of what Christianity is built
upon and especially the Bible itself and
the issues that I found in the Bible
that I was not able to get sufficient
answers for not only non-sufficient but
answers that were completely
contradictory not just to logic and
reasoning but to its own the book the
the book itself eventually and
ultimately took me away from it to
something that was perfect
non-contradictory made complete sense
and gave peace to my heart like nothing
in this world ever could have. And that
was the Quran. And so my book, How the
Bible Led Me Home, you can get it on
Amazon. Um it's currently,
alhamdulillah, uh being translated into
Arabic as the first language. I'm trying
to work. If anyone who does watch this
is out there, know someone who will do
it for me in Spanish. Um right now, we
are looking for volunteers. Uh,
alhamdulillah, a book publisher, um,
unknown, uh, an anonymous book publisher
is going to be translating into Arabic
and they're going to be putting it out,
um, several thousand copies into the
Arabic speaking Christian world. And
then, inshallah, eventually hopefully we
look to move to the Spanish-sp
speakaking language and then other
languages. But you can get it currently
right now on Amazon. Um, How the Bible
led me home. I'll put the I'll give
Eddie the link so maybe those who want
to you can get it in the description
below or you can go to my my channels
the Muslim cowboy. Um I have it linked
in my bio on Instagram and other places
as well. And so I really appreciate it.
I'm not even looking to, you know, make
a bunch of money off of it. I just want
people to find the truth that I found
and to find the peace that I found that
only Islam can give you. The one truth,
the only truth sent from God since the
beginning of time, from Adam, to to
Noah, to Abraham, to Moses, to Jesus,
and to Muhammad and all the prophets in
between. That is Islam. To submit to the
creation to to to submit to the creator
alone, not to worship anything in the
creation, and to follow the messenger of
your time, which right now is the
prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi
wasallam, peace be upon him.
>> Pure absolute monotheism. Thank you,
brother. the Muslim cowboy. Check him
out.
>> Just for YouTube, we will be migrating
from the Muslim cowboy to uh the Brandon
Estus channel, which I might change the
name to the Muslim cowboy after we uh
you know get some more um traffic and
migration and whatnot. But please go to
the uh the new channel Brandon Estus and
Brandon Estus official when searching in
the YouTube baralam
brother. Thank you.