Do you know what’s mad? Seeing a white person you grew up with become radicalised into a ‘immigrants are taking our jobs, get out my country’ type of person loooool
@KerrDepression Whether the story is an exaggeration or not is irrelevant, its like Freud using myths/religious stories to explain the psyche there is definitely a truth behind people becoming attached to their abusers/oppressors over a long period of exposure.
The whole Daie YouTube class needs to be dismantled and rebuilt from the ground up. You guys are now doing a lot more harm than before and I don’t know if the good outweighs it.
fyi I’m fine with women giving da’wah and think a lot of those complaining are looking at the issue through a very narrow and culturally specific lens that has no bearing on Western Muslims.
We should acknowledge the psychological reality: many men opposing conservative Muslim female figures aren’t driven purely by jurisprudential conviction, but by discomfort that many women perform the role more effectively than us. If we were medieval warriors, we wouldn’t care but many derive their self-concept from public engagement. We don’t see Christians behaving this way with Candace Owens, and this insecurity is part of our failure
@Mofomo1812 For sure there are pitfalls to women becoming du’at, we see that clearly with the amount of Jahilaat on Ig and TikTok mixing all sorts of nonsense with their general well-intended advice, but in principle there really is nothing wrong with it.
@faxoverfeeels He’s talking about Muslim Lantern and the underlying problem they have with women du’at. I’m saying the whole “institution” is a problem and should be dismantled.
@movetomuscat Yeah and with the way the world is going it seems you’ve either built something or you didn’t and it’s getting harder and harder to leave legacy.
I got married at 20 and it was one of the best yet hardest decisions I ever made. I honestly wouldn’t recommend it at the get-go. The only way to fight modernity is through money so you can carve your own enclave. My whole motivation for making money is so my children are guarded from the trials everyone else is suffering from like my father did with me.
That’s why I believe Muslims need to be entrepreneurial, no one is going to save you through complaining and bitching how the world is unfair.
Modern Muslims are in a predicament where they can't have casual sex early on to fulfill their desires, but can't get married until they are considered "ready" later in life. So a lot of them just become chronic gooners.
Southern Arabia wasnt the area spoken about in Isaiah. Najranis are Qahtanis NOT Adnanis (descendants f Abraham), so in both cases they are not included.
“ Isaiah 42:11 NIV [11] Let the wilderness and its towns raise their voices; let the settlements where Kedar lives rejoice. Let the people of Sela sing for joy; let them shout from the mountaintops.”
Kedar is a son of Ishmael, Sela refers to mountainous areas and could clearly be referring to hijaz which is mountainous and where the children of Ismail roam according to all ancient peoples.
The foretelling of Jesus via the Old Testament is far more vague than the countless allusions to the Prophet Muhammad and the advent of Islam as a light shining forth from the Arab lands. It’s an okay interpretation for Christians to base their claims as viable but not for Muslims?