FACE to FACE - Shaykh Hisham Kabbani 1/5

FACE to FACE with Aamir Ghauri, UK television interview with Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. Topics include the current state of the muslim world and the integration and compatability of Islam in the west.

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[sarahfks]

Wow he's the only Muslim religious leader I've ever heard telling us Muslims to take responsibility for our problems instead of blaming the boogie man for our problems. He's awesome. I think he's cute. Like Maulana Nasuruddin or Haji Baglol or Sheik Chili type of cute.

[mujahid7862008]

MashAllahh this sheikh is beautiful and speaks the truth!

[Flex99923]

they are in this situation because they dont follow the teachings of the prophet simple

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections Lets say you visit the graves of Shuhdaa of Badr, who are promised Jannah! What would it remind you? Death? What lesson would you learn? Death? There is something I'm pointing at here, bro! :)

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections :) Bro, you are free to express your love the way you want! On Eid, one should remember their loved ones, visit their graves, recite Qur'an, give some sadqa and give the sawab to them!

Nabi(saw) used to go to jannat ul baqi, at night. At night means that he(saw) had this intention! We have the intention of traveling before we go to Masjid for every prayer. Nabi(saw) used to visit Shuhdaa of Badr every year, at the time of the year they were martyred! Nabi(saw) used 2 travel

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections :) So you don't go to any other masjid? Do you? What about Nabi(saw) himself visiting Shuha of Badr every year? and Jannal ul Baqee every night?

So, you would only remember death?? Is that all? What about when you would visit the Roza of Nabi(saw)? All die! Look around you most of the graves of kings are nothing! Just research about the graves of the people who are honored by Allah!! Something that none can stop! :)

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections The reason in hadith that allows visiting graves is "Ibrat" as I read in authentic Urdu translations. :) Ibrat is of two kinds i) to learn a lesson from something bad. ii) To learn a lesson from something good. Like what kind of Ibrat would you get from visiting the graves of Shuhdaa of Badr?? and which kind of Ibrat would you get from looking at the bodies of the Pharaohs?

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections This is to emphasize the importance of the sanctity of these holy places. Nabi(saw) himself visited the graves of Shuhdaa of Badr(ra) every year, and visited jannat ul Baqee every night. Do you see the word "Visit" in brackets? The point that you are trying to make is from the word that is brackets? :) What does a word in brackets mean?? Do you see the point that I'm highlighting by the points that I have raised in this post?

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections Now let me answer the Masjid point! It means that there is no other place for Hajj, no other place as Qibla e Awwal, no such place as Roza of Nabi(saw). :) Its a distinction!! It doesn't bar you from going to the graves of your ancestors or family member or visiting the shrines of the Pious people!! None can do anything except Allah, but if you read Hadith Qudsi 25 you would find that its Allah who elevates the status of his devotees and the words are pretty clear! Ahle Sunnah

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections :) Every night Nabi(saw) visited Jannat ul Baqee! Every year Nabi(saw) visited the graves of Shuhdaa e Badr! Now this interpretation of yours comes from Ghair Moqalidi source brother! The hadith that declares the previous hadith Matrooq states the reason as well. Many converts to Islam were Mushriqeen at first. When Tauheed was engraved on the hears of the people, Nabi(saw) allowed visiting the graves!

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections ...to accept your prayers for the sake of the Noble one is allowed. Waseela and Tawasul is there in Islam! Shirk is a pretty clear thing! But giving respect to those who are honored by Allah for the sake of Allah is also Islam! Dive into it and you'd know what I'm saying!

[artistdigital]

@Muslimcollections bro, I have studied fiqh and Arabian history, and I would suggest the same to you! Nobody worships the graves, and not visiting the graves or destroying the graves hadith is matrooq. Their is clear and authentic hadith by which Ahle Sunnah has declared the hadith about not visiting the graves as Matrooq. Now about worshiping the graves, its forbidden! Visiting the graves, paying respect, or visiting the graves of the nobles ones and praying for them n asking Allah to accept...