Graveside Talk At The Burial Of A Muslim Man Murdered In London 

Thank you, I will try my best.

Thank you and Ameen to your dua. May Allah make me better than you think I am. A talk does not reflect on the goodness or badness of a person 🙂

@@BabarAhmadYT I have read about your experience and what you went through and also the experience in Bosnia. I have listened carefully to your experiences when you were incarcerated that period of time. I am also acting on your precious advice with the duas. I actually subscribe to your channel. May Allah continue to guide you and compensate you a million fold for all that you lost. Truly...it is only Allah who guides. Asalaam alaikum.

​@samiraawori3696 I remember where I was working at the time news on Babar's plight became public. It was amidst the height of the war of terror upon Muslim populations globally and the daily media propaganda and fear mongering about our faith. How easily we humans forget. For many years I would remember him in my duas and ask Allah swt to free him from a wicked and unjust incarceration. I would sign petitions and lobby the government and MPs of the time. I wrote to Keir Stamer when he was heading up the CPS to not grant approval for his extradition to US. For so many years that was a trauma that I was living second hand because if it could happen to a regular citizen like him who was at Imperial College, it could happen to any of us. I think it represented the fact that even though we are second generation British, we were viewed as foreign settlers and treated differently from white citizens. A reminder that at any time, the institution can remove your rights and citizenship. Before then, I always thought my father and his generation were just being overly cynical. I cried tears of joy when Babar was finally freed. And thanked Allah for His endless mercies

​@@BabarAhmadYT​@samiraawori3696 I remember where I was working at the time news on Babar's plight became public. It was amidst the height of the war of terror upon Muslim populations globally and the daily media propaganda and fear mongering about our faith. How easily we humans forget. For many years I would remember him in my duas and ask Allah swt to free him from a wicked and unjust incarceration. I would sign petitions and lobby the government and MPs of the time. I wrote to Keir Stamer when he was heading up the CPS to not grant approval for his extradition to US. For so many years that was a trauma that I was living second hand because if it could happen to a regular citizen like him who was at Imperial College, it could happen to any of us. I think it represented the fact that even though we are second generation British, we were viewed as foreign settlers and treated differently from white citizens. A reminder that at any time, the institution can remove your rights and citizenship. Before then, I always thought my father and his generation were just being overly cynical. I cried tears of joy when Babar was finally freed. And thanked Allah for His endless mercies

​@@smillailyas3974May allah reward you for your care for your muslim brother, something seen rarely in this day and age, and don't let anything change your good deeds you do for fellow muslims on the basis of widespread toxity in others' lack of care or should I say some.

Ws thank you for your invitation. I don’t really do talks and khutbahs. I gave this talk at the burial as I know the family and they asked me. I only give the khutbah at my local mosque when an imam drops out last minute. I am trying to share my experiences via my RU-vid channel and yes I’m working on something for the youth inshallah 🙂

Take yourself away from the company that may influence you to do sins, also isolate yourself & check yourself or get check mated. The problem with jumping from salah to sin is that you don’t know in what state you will die. Be real to yourself & rise above your lowly desires. Never give up on your salah & infact drop the sins from now Insha-Allah. 🤲🏽

Salam dear brother there is nobody who does not sin. Your desire to change is a sign Allah loves you and that you love Allah and you will change. Life is a constant struggle between sin and good deeds. It’s the same for all of us. Make this dua to Allah and seek His Help and you will change. The dua in this urdu nasheed, three simple words ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q_Mb5O1tqqQ.html There is a urdu imam called Maulana Tariq Jameel, listen to his lectures on RU-vid and with Allah’s help you will change inshallah. May Allah bless you.

@@BabarAhmadYT we sin daily that is true but it’s not intentional, we keep away from major sins Insha-Allah. We are constantly trying to better ourselves than yesterday. To be on your own keeps you away from bad company… But having a good friend in Islam is better than being alone. Umar ibn Al-Khattab (ra)

@@BabarAhmadYT walaikum Asalam one more question whenever i do good deeds in public everytime i feel like i m showing up what is the cause and cure of this illness?