⁠Mohammed Hijab | Dawah Controversies & Online Dramas | Blood Brothers #61 

@5Pillars Assalamu alaikum, you should invite Imran Ibn Mansur (DawahMan) 😁

Could you ask MH if he considers the Asharis and Maturidis from Ahlusunnah?

These people having nothing of a Islamic personality to follow beaware of these ignorant men.

و عليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

@@mohammedm9473 lol he often quotes ashaaris scholars in his arguments znd you don't know if he cobsiders them as ahl sunnah

...like he preserved quran

Even though he is right most of the time, his hot-headed nature does not always help

Hijab is our "Dwayne Johnson"...aka Rock The ummah loves him...

Fr, ameen

@@rizwanramzan5729 yeah an actor playing the part and driven by his ego i couldn't agree more. Vile individual who lies time and again yet ppl like you follow blindly.

Ameen and your channel too bro 😯 its sad what RU-vid has become!

Assalamualaikum Mr. Conspiracist.

Ameen

Ameen

@@limitedquantitysufiyyahexp4905 You are by your own words, 'a conspiracist'. Is it because he criticises Saudi Arabia, that you come with pathetic insults?

5pillars need to step up their marketing game.

@@chuchumanga7948 5pillars is just underrated in general

@@chuchumanga7948 that might be valid

Hey hey I aint knocking them.

Alhamdulillah it's not popular.

May Allah help us if Mohammed Hijab is the flag bearer of Islam in the west

you speak like you are knowledgeable but you are not; first hijab is not the spokesman of muslims and he is not convincing person zith his knozledge or as person second the word sectarianis, is wrong word coz the prophet said they will be 73 sects only one in jannah and said: One day Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) delivered us a very eloquent Khutbah on account of which eyes shed tears and hearts were full of tears. A man said: "O Prophet of Allah, this is as if it were a parting advice. So advise us". He (ﷺ) said, "I admonish you to fear Allah, to listen and obey even if an Abyssinian slave is appointed as your leader. Because whosoever among you shall live after me, will see much discord. So hold fast to my Sunnah and the examples of the Rightly- Guided Caliphs who will come after me. Adhere to them and hold to it fast. Beware of new things (in Deen) because every Bid'ah is a misguidance". there is only one group in the haq and its salafiya way of salaf

@@djamelcher7959 Salifyya is much much much more nuanced then 1 hadith and what you attribute to it and yes, Hijab is a spokesman for Islam in the west especially in the intellectual sphere, its not debatable because hardly anyone else is or can debate against the leading voices in the west in a concise and complex manner, someone who understands different schools of philosophies. I didn't say he was leading the entire Unmah, but in the west? I mean absolutely and this fact is not up for debate.. its a fact. If you cannot show me others who are able to spar with these western intellectuals in their own arenas then your point is infact moot.

@@shahid8545, first of all, is not one hadith there is few of them even if is one we will accept and implement. the evidence is authentic or not this is the question As for your superhuman hijab is not from people of sunna rather is a philosopher and Allah will never aid us by such people who use their intellectual above the text.

Lol give over

😭😅

Ya know

Ignore the troll, don't take the bait please.

@@shahid8545 I agree inshaalah. The most important right now is that we muslims keep it cool to the outside world and keep disagreements like holes in the narrative and satanic verses internally. So, do *_not_* talk about the holes in the standard narative or about the proofs that quran has not been perfectly preserved and also, do *_not_* talk about the three gods that muhammad praised while he was controlled by satan in the satanic verses in quran, we *_have_* to make it look like islam is a monotheist religion, not pagan. Monotheism is one of our sales points, so do not reveal any of this.

@@AntiAtheismIsUnstoppable You really believe this tripe you spew? I mean, do you really believe this to be "the narrative?". I would correct you with proofs and evidences but you wouldn't harken to them nor would you change your stance upon confirmation that your current understanding is wrong because truly, if you wanted to know the truth of these claims you would but you don't so carry on spewing your rubbish.

lol facts

Start by changing your name and photo's profile. Hope you do your research well. Insha'Allah much success.

@Siraj Haq hijabs at around 1h

Love it

yeh agree on slandering a huge scholar allah breaks his back and dog hajji and evil sufies and rafida and all haters

@@djamelcher7959 madkhali triggered

@@mackaveli07 halala hanafis are ever triggered

Masha’Allah may Allah ﷻ bless you, him, and I, Ameen. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰

Mohammed Hijab has belittled & attacked scholars like Shaykh Al Albaani and Shaykh Muhammad Amaan Al Jaami.

@@ibmsulaymani here we go again, same old track. Listen to all his vids regarding the Sheikh, PROPERLY. He just doesn’t agree with some opinions. Brother remember, disputes are temporary, brotherhood is permanent. So forgive, forget & move on.

@@LadyNoor22 Not agreeing with him on some opinions isn’t the same accusing him of being the founder of a doglike sect which is similar to ISIS. That’s completely inexcusable, Mohammed Hijab needs to humble himself and stay in his lane.

Amazing message lady noor, ignore the madhkais, spfiles has them swirming

@@MohammadQasim I’ve spoken to SPFiles over the phone myself, I’m hardly swirming.

Tramadol can make you feel hyper.

Did Albani mention it as well? If you have a link can you post it bro? Thanks.

Bit fruity G

Gay

I disagree, whilst himself is saying he's only 29 and making mistakes and will continue to, others younger than him who watch speakers corner videos, are calling him a 'lion' or in some manner of defender of the religion and elevating his status. If a person's role model is someone young and unpolished, they need to expand their scope. Whilst being fair to MH, he has scope to be very polished and beneficial to others. This comes from someone who used to listen to him a lot, and liked listening but there's an element of show, boasting and sometimes even arrogance to what I see now compared to 5 years ago... especially the way he handled his conversation with Shamsi in speakers corner in the 1h40+ minute conversation trying to belittle Shamsi because he couldn't respond to his questions and subsequently making video after video to prove he's right. I also think it's crazy someone like MH can sit there and say he disagrees with Ibn Taymiyyah on certain matters; there are levels to this and quite frankly, many should hold their tongues before commenting on such topics/scholars.

@@Umar_1994_ I wasn't suggesting he is flawless. And being much older than him and you, I still see him as a solid asset and a brother to be proud of. As for boasting etc, then this has been explained in the video. It's by design and for effect. Lastly, shamsi and the madkhali clique are an absolute disgrace. May Allaah guide them. Don't feel sorry for them and let that affect your judgement. You may be upset and disagree with me today, but I assure you that God willing you will come round and these very words will echo in your much wiser and older self/mind. I have nothing but love for you brothers. These are times we need more solidarity with one another. Our enemies are many. And hasad is real. I actually consider MH already quite polished in many ways, but rough in other ways. And we can't expect that he be a robot. He's from the streets of London like me and many others. We understand what effect that has on one's personality and that isn't to say that it is negative. We can't force everyone to conform to one fixed template. The sahaabah were very diverse. And again, as you get older, you too will realise that scholars were humans and they make errors. Even big ones. So many of them differed with each other on so many issues. They aren't all right. Sometimes X was right and other times X was wrong. We do not idolise men. And if you respect them, then they would not be proud that we would do this to them. You will appreciate this as your knowledge increases and your ilm matures and gets more detail and depth. It won't lead you to lose respect for scholars. Look how MH praised Ibn Taymiyah Rh. I interact with scholars in real life and you see they are geniuses maa shaa Allaah in some respects and in other matters, they are unfit. And that's only human. Sorry for the long post. I do hope you understand. Ma'assalaamah to you.

@@Umar_1994_ Why is it crazy to disagree with a scholar? On the day of judgement will you not be held accountable for your own actions? what are your thoughts on following scholars blindly? Does this not lead to scholarly worship?

@@Liverblow1 scholars have said laymen can blindly follow a madhab and scholars known for their sound aqeeda and their mistakes wouldnt fall on them if they had some due to the scholar mistake. it has nothing to do with worship, you just need to know your place. just the fact that you think following "blindly" is a bad thing and that you think a nobody like him can have arguments against someone of the status of ibn tamiyah is the problem. do you think every muslim has a deep understanding of every issue like a scholar does? you eventually follow some scholars blindly wether u like it or not.

Bro, relax. We’re human.

It is, what it is you have to real about it

@Siraj Haq Type in RU-vid "Abu layth refuted", click on the title which says "Islam according to Abu layth". He is not a mufti. It seems he is munafiq.

@Siraj Haq He says alcohol is permissible. Do you agree? What kind of a Muslim is this? He says having girlfriends are permissible... He says things completely controdictory towards QUR'AN and sunnah.

@Siraj Haq Saying Abu Layth isn't a mufti is not a "strawman" lol, it's not even an argument it's just a statement, do you even know what a strawman argument is? Respond to their points if you truly want to defend him instead of comparing his critics to murtads like some butthurt fanboy

@Siraj Haq I never said he's not a mufti, I'm just saying that those who say he's not a mufti aren't making a strawman argument like you said. If you wanna defend him do it competently, is all I'm saying.. As for my opinion of what makes a mufti, it's irrelevant. Only knowledgeable people would be able to make that judgement based on the individuals education and qualifications, not a layman like me.

@Siraj Haq well the issue is that you weren't being fair in your defense of Abu Layth by making the comparison to murtads. Anyways, more knowledgeable people than me have made quite a strong argument that he's misguided at the very least and at most, apostated. Now I'm not going to make a judgement on that myself as I'm not qualified in the least, I'm just saying that's what has been said about him, and if you want to make a case against that you're gonna have to do a much better job quite frankly

He was being a general menace, trust me - I have the footage lol I was trying my hardest not to laugh. But I failed a few times 😂

@@DawahDigital :) :) :)

I think he can't help it but be disruptive. If i was there i would kick him out of his own video. Man just sticking his stomach out of nowhere (not that his got much of a stomach to begin with) lol

Care to name some senior scholars who are qualified in many of the subjects MH speaks on?

With all respects what mistakes did he make?

@@TylerTheObserver replying cus I'm also curious

Saudi Senior scholars are silent and did not speak against music concerts being done by MbS. Wonder why?

@@kaz4845 name some topics you think the senior scholars are ignorant of? the difference is, in my opinion, senior scholars raise complex topics only in gatherings with students of knowledge of a certain level and understanding whereas MH puts out complex topics which can be watched by people with all levels of imaan and knowledge; complicating and perhaps even confusing things for the average lay person.

No he doesn't

Pufti you mean...

its disgusting how he kept on going on about single mom and not being raised by a fathers

Good analogy. While I don't support violence I think that should make him think to stop taking the piss with his deviancy.

Was for a good while more harsh salafi but then softened and leaned more to sunni muslim. And has made videos even criticizing salafis and their almost deifying of abdul wahhab.

But sometimes immature in thought, take your deen from qualified experienced scholars of the 4 schools

Strange times that people consider a fool like him to be knowledgeable. The bar indeed is the lowest it has been in the history of Islam for such a shame to happen

While I agree with you I personally feel he could tone it down slightly. Because insulting an opponent in a debate can take away from the overall arguments he presented (MH I mean) plus also gives the other sides supporters ammo to use against him. Plus the general consensus within debates/arguments is once you start using insults you've lost the debate. Because it makes it seem like you can't beat them with facts/arguments alone if you get my point.

@@TylerTheObserver I understand what you're saying brother and I am also inclined to agree in some cases, perhaps because we have been raised watching relatively civil discussions. However I think as much as Br. Hijab has a conscious decision to make as to the tone of his arguments, it is also up to the listener to understand both sides of the argument. For instance the David Wood debate was at first glance a joke, if we only took Br. Hijabs character into consideration. However those who did, were mostly ignorant to the years of mockery, misinformation and outright deceit David Wood had been peddelling against Islam. The amount of people he negatively effected by his RU-vid antics and since 9/11, could not have been addressed with a civil dialogue. I myself was witness to the fact of how bad it was on any Islamic related videos that were posted, being over run with disgusting comments against the honour of the Prophet SAWS and other things dear to Muslims. The depiction of Muslims in the media were largely a free for all for haters of Islam. David Wood was indeed a snake who deserved no respect and it was up to us as listeners, to understand this. Much the same as when Palestinians are portrayed as yelping, stone throwing terrorists in the media, it is up to us to understand the greater context of what is going on, so we can come to an informed decision and apply context to a situation. Therefore I believe Br. Hijabs character to be a necessary part of his discussions with certain people and it is an evolution of the discussions of the past, to set the context of who exactly we are dealing with.

@@SonGoku-io7sh in regards to David Wood I do agree with you but tbh I'd never heard of him before this debate. So in regards to open enemies of Islam I'd say go for it. But it seems at other times he can be slightly too harsh on people who may not deserve it.

@@TylerTheObserver I think he is mostly harsh with people who deserve it, he is a really softly spoken person in real life MashaAllah.

Daniel? How? Did he ever talk about najdi dawah?

@@neshadx101 asking that question is a clear demarcation of your familiarity with Bro. Daniel Haqiqatjou's work. Or, lack thereof I should say.

Can you explain this please?

@@yasinm4558 he said when you get into a shower you are expecting to get wet. This analogy means that when you do something you should expect the respective results. Mohammed hijab is saying this about himself and the controversies. In simple words he entered the dawah controversies and created them knowing the expected results whether they be negative or positive. These are my thought.

Same I'm so confused wallah.

I think its just the way and the time he said, i too just laughed at their laughs mashaAllah 😂

I actually think it was refreshing and laugh out myself with the comment, which to me proved the sharpness of bro Hijab.

I agree

When I talk to salafis they tell me they ain't muqalids. And when someone refuses to acknowledge even one of their scholars from recency they go berserk ..... hmmm hard core non muqalids IC.

@@haziqzia5671 They all Muqalida if they want or not. They can not take rulings of Qur'an and Sunnah on there own but they say we don't fallow blind a Madhhab. But the non Salafis all are extreme unfair when they talk about Salafis and unjust. Because they want to show the people that the Salafis are people witch brought something new to the religion and the mistakes they did because of there Manhaj are sooo big and terrible. It's no problem to say that they have problems and mistakes and they have a lot, but be fair and also say this about the mutakalimin. But because they hate Salafis they talking like this not more or less. Look how they talk about Salafiyyah and even Ibn Taymiyyah and Muhammad Ibn Abdil Wahab and how they talk about abu Hamid Al Ghazali and Fakhr Al Razi.

No he didn't. It is stupidity to claim that Hijab is a reason for the attack on his house.

Also Musa as but slightly different wording than what Hijab said (28:14)

I thought u cant sit with innovators? Cant even look at them. How are we to call them to sit?

@@muhammadabdulmateen8473 you shouldn’t debate those who you believe are ahlu Biddah but as for those that come sincerely to seek the truth then you can discuss. This negates the idea of uniting until you clarify the truth. I think you’re referring to dawah mans statement which I believe had a context, and as for the statement itself you’d have to ask him yourself because I’m sure there is a reconciliation with what he said and what I have said, and this is to the best of my knowledge, Allah knows best. Btw me saying that is not a cop out I’m generally answering to what I know. Jazak Allah.

@@RRUU198 context? The context which u cant rebel against a muslim ruler ? I ask you this , can we rebel or not ? Patience is better but is it haram to rebel?

@@muhammadabdulmateen8473 are u salafi?

@@wiseman5086 define salafi. If it is linked to wahabism and sauoooooodi thn no.

To be fair hijabs conduct was detected a while back by Shamsi and spubs (salafi publications) and they advised how to deal with him in accordance to the sunnah in 2019. Sadly they were labelled as extreme by most despite Hijabs being the one who opposed the methods of the messenger and his companions. As Muslims we only hate for Allahs sake and are not supposed to hate someone based on opinions and gut feelings. The obvious sign of a deceiver like Hijab are; -Discarding the sunnah and pushing his opinion. No need for his opinion when we have Allahs ruling via the pious predecessors before us (salaf) -fatwa shopping to suit his desires and disliking something when it doesn't conform to his view. -demonizinng the deceased scholars of islam because they debunk his options with proof from the Quran and sunnah -self amazement in their own speech, IQ, appearance and strength, and looking down on people based on how Allah has created them (e.g. judging people based on their appearances, height, IQ). Note the people of jannah are mostly the poor and in poverty and not the elite ones