Full Debate - Mohammed Hijab vs Edward Tabash || Does God Exist? | PART 1 

Tasnim Jawhar why don’t you do it

@@bigbig83uk Good point but I think it will be easier for Mohammad Hijab to allow the subtitle rather than me learning how to edit a video and put subtitles for this 2 hrs+ video

Let us go and add subtitle for it

Subtitle would be really good.

@@odaymardini3201 Insha Allah

Same thoughts...

Listen to Youssef hamza. you will see

When you memorise your speech, it is like that most of the time brother.

yongzeal I agree 👍🏼

WA'ALAYKUMU SALAAAM WR. WB. 😊

WAlaikum assalam Warah matullahi wabarkatuhu

Wa anlaïkoum salam wa rahmatou'Allah ta'ala wa barakatouhou

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S 90 in depends there is no time to explain or give background informations. They are given a certain amount of time

what do you want to know exactly, can I help?

oday mardini oh I understand I was informing that in a debate format debaters don’t have time to explain everything in detail and will just give examples of words and statements that are important at that moment but to be able to explain everything is hard to do with the given time.

Your comment has a deep insight to it. It's undoubtedly a thought evoking one.

Which video ?

@@dawoodibrahim1905 wait until tomorrow

Is this not a full debate?

this is the part 1, I think they made a mistake in the title

who?

he didnt say that... he said that they wont simply go to hell because the didnt know... Allah will judge them fairly ... how? its up to the all mighty.

can you define the message of islam? neither could he. Only Allah knows!

@@umairz2178 dude... he is talking about those who never heard about islam before

Leave who goes to heavan and hell up to GOD, worry about yourself.

@@omares9611 Brother I know who he is talking about. Are you saying that someone who has never heard of Islam before and is worshiping idols would not be compensated with hell? Ofcourse not! Atheists disbelief in God and hell is reserved for the disbelievers.

You think that some people should be created and driven directly to hell ? It's true that we don't know the cause of our creation, but we know our purpose and that's enough information for us.

read the question carefully and answer it directly. i didn't mention anything about hell@@chabakbou

Before I answer your question may I know how/who told you God knows how we are going to do in the test?

because god in islam is the all knowing and is perfect @@al_firdows

We don't know what God wants to achieve by creating us. But we know the purpose of our life.

Edward Arnautovic - what Islam teaches about Lying and penalty for those that lie. A tradition from the Holy Prophet (S) declares, “Beware I inform you regarding the greatest of the mortal sins: Associating anything with Allah, disobeying parents and lying!”1 A similar tradition has been quoted from Imam Hasan al-Askari (a.s.) also, “All the evils have been locked in a room and its key is lying.”2 The Prophet of Islam in another tradition is quoted to have said, “When a believer utters a lie without a valid excuse, he is cursed by seventy thousand angels. Such a stench emanates from his heart that it reaches the sky and because of this single lie Allah writes for him a sin equivalent to that of committing seventy fornications. Such fornications that the least of which is fornication with ones mother.”3 Undoubtedly, lying is the worst of sins. It is obvious that the evils of lying are more dreadful than those of adultery. Some false words lead to war between two tribes or two sections of the society. Some lies blight the honour of thousands of people or endanger their lives, or lead to economic disasters. One kind of falsehood is that which is attributed to Allah (S.w.T.), the Holy Prophet (S) or the Holy Imams (a.s.). Understandably this is the worst kind of falsehood. Often due to lying, innocent people are sent to the gallows and their families destroyed. It is for this very reason that the traditions state: “Lying is an evil, greater than drinking wine.” Allah the Almighty says in Surah an-Nahl, verse 105: “Only they forge the lie who do not believe in Allah’s communications, and these are the liars.” And in Surah az-Zumar it is mentioned: “Surely Allah does not guide him aright who is a liar, ungrateful.” (Surah az-Zumar 39:3) It can be understood from the verses of the Qur’an that a liar calls for divine curse and invites the anger of Allah (S.w.T.). For example: “... and pray for the curse of Allah on the liars.” (Surah Āli- Imrān 3:61) And also: “... the curse of Allah be on him if he is one of the liars.” (Surah an-Nūr 24:8) A large number of Qur’anic verses and traditions condemn the sin of lying and describe its evil consequences. The late Haji Nūri has collected these verses and traditions and classified them into forty points for easy recalling and reference. We shall quote them for the benefit of our readers. Allah (S.w.T.) says in Surah al-Baqarah: “...there shall be no intercourse nor transgression nor quarreling amongst one another (during Hajj).” (Surah al-Baqarah 2:197) The word “transgression” in this ayat refers to falsehood or lying. Again in Surah al-Hujurāt it is mentioned: “O you who believe! If an evil-doer comes to you with a report, look carefully into it, lest you harm a people in ignorance, then be sorry for what you have done.” (Surah al-Hujurāt 49:6) This ayat was revealed for Walid, who is mentioned as an “evil-doer”; i.e. a liar. Alongwith the prohibition of worshipping idols it is ordered by Allah (S.w.T.) to abstain from falsehood. “...therefore avoid the uncleanness of the idols and avoid false words.” (Surah Hajj 22:30) In this verse ‘false words’ mean lying. One of the verses quoted above demonstrates that a liar is not a believer and one who is a believer never speaks a lie. The verse pronounces: “Only they forge the lie who do not believe in the signs of Allah.” (Surah an-Nahl 16:l05) For it is clear that one who disbelieves in the divine communications cannot be a Mu’min (believer). Traditions have mentioned lying as a sin and an evil. For example, Hazrat Muhammad al-Baqir (a.s.) says: “Falsehood is absolutely an evil and a sin.” The liar is eligible for divine curse and Allah (S.w.T.) causes His retribution to descend upon him.” For example: “...the curse of Allah be on him if he is one of the liars.” (Surah an-Nūr 24:8) The Holy Prophet (S) says: “Beware of falsehood! Because falsehood blackens the face.”4 An interesting incident is found in the book, Habibus Sayr: Sultan Husain Mirza, the king of Khorasan and Zāblistan, sent one of his envoys to Sultan Yaqūb Mirza, the king of Azerbaijān and Iraq. The envoy carried with him books and other gifts. The Sultan had ordered the inclusion of the book Kulliyat al-Jami in the set of books. It was a very popular book in those days. Amīr Husain Abīravi, the envoy, in his haste packed the book Futūhat al-Makki instead of Kulliyat al-Jami. On reaching Iraq, he found a hospitable host in the ruler of Iraq. He was asked, “You must have been bored during this long journey?” The envoy replied, “Not at all! The Sultan has sent for you Kulliyat al-Jami. So whenever we halted, I read some portions of it and passed my time.” Sultan Yaqūb was eager to see the book. But, when he ordered for it, it was not found to the embarrassment of the envoy. The king demanded, “Aren’t you ashamed to utter such a lie?” The envoy says, “I left the court ashamed and returned home without a reply to my Sultan’s letter. I did not even halt or rest during the journey to Khorasan. I felt death would have been better for me, rather than uttering such a lie.” Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (a.s.) says: “Certainly Allah has created the lock for every evil and the key to all these locks is drinking wine. But lying is worse than drinking.”5 Wine disables reason and sense, but lying kills the reason. It makes one so insensate that he becomes ready to commit any kind of satanic act. An alcoholic when under the influence of alcohol is not in his proper senses, and thus it is not possible for him to act with cunningness and treachery. But a liar can cause untold mischief in the society through his cunningness; much more than a drunkard can. It is recorded in a tradition that on the Day of Judgement the mouth of a liar will give an awful smell. The smell of a liar’s mouth would be so disgusting that even the Angels will not go near him. They will keep away from the liars. This is not only for the Day of Judgement. Even in this world, the Angels can smell the foul odour from the mouths of the liars. In a prophetic tradition it is said, “When a believer utters a lie, such a bad smell emanates from his mouth that even the Angels move away.”6 The Almighty Allah curses the liars, as is evident from the verse of Mubahala (3:61) and the verse of ‘Lām’ (24:8). A mention about this has been made earlier. Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (a.s.) says: “Lying destroys Faith”7 Imam ‘Ali (a.s.) says: “Every believer is deprived from the taste of faith till he gives up lying seriously and also in jest.”8 A tradition of the Prophet (S) says: “The least forbearing is the one who is a liar.”9 The Holy Prophet (S) is reported to have said. “Avoid speaking falsehood, because it is a kind of evil and transgression. And both of them belong to Hell.” (They make one eligible for Hell).10

Azmol Hossain And I am sure his boy will be smashed. Taqiya does not have any theological existence but it was for Shia to be saved in the difficult time. Islam lying is one of the very bad sin. Read about Islam and please tell me who you are then will tell you about your faith. Trust me.

Edward Arnautovic it’s not Taqqiya he made a genuine mistake which he later admitted, he was supposed too say Emanuel instead of Elijah, nice desperate try to save David wood from humiliation and trying to defame hijab but it didn’t work, anybody can make a mistake by quoting ONE wrong word so no point trying to hold on too that point like losers and just accept your defeat

You are right. Hijab made a mistake and he admitted that and apologised

He apologised publicly about this mistake