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The relationship between man and woman is complimentary and not competitive. “The Believers, men and women, are protectors one of another” (Quran 9:71)
As a Non muslim,thank you for breaking the stigma of Islam that the mainstream media keep bumping everytime they can.❤❤ I love the content and will binge tyour videos whenever i can. Blessed Ramadan❤❤
The reason why men inherit double that of women isn’t due to gender inequality-but rather due to the fact that the inheritance of man, along with his wealth, will be spent on the womenfolk in his household and his family, since that’s his responsibility. The share of a man is not his, whilst the share of the women is completely hers. That’s what the sheikh should’ve said-because I felt as tho he didn’t really explain the verse itself but tried to work around it, and Allāh knows best.
u didnt understand, the verse clearly proves the point that men and women are not equal and have different roles in society! nowadays women are working so does the verse change?? no right, coz women are not allowed to work except for few cases
@@hiphopuniverse1041 I understand what you are saying, but what watering down did he do? I am pretty sure that is what he said, and that is close to what Daniel Haqiqatjou would say probably inshaAllah.
As an African Muslim I have made a conscious decision to make Hijra from the lands of the west I know there’s the Hadith of one gets what they intended by Hijrah but I think rather than marriage prospects it would just be better to go to a place that has Islam as a culture & religion in a traditional way . I know this is a skit but it reflects what really occurs here in the west that’s why Ramadan I have even went more Monk mode to mentally prepare myself for hijrah the behavior of progressive Muslim men & women alike drove me out
That’s actually interesting considering western Muslims are less progressive than the ones in Muslim countries. You will be surprised by what you see in the youth who live in Muslim lands. But what’s good about Muslim countries is the adhan and the people looking like you. But still people our age are more progressive and wanting to be like westerners.
The Prophet said, "Isn't the witness of a women equal to half that of a man?" The women said "yes". He said "This is because of the deficiency of the women's mind." Sahih Bukhari 3:48:826
The traits of a good woman in hadith",,meaning" . If you look at her she pleased you, if you order her ,she obeys you . There's more but can't remember the whole thing accurately
@@moholah3745 what it has to do with this comment!! Seems like you are so hateful and lack of humility and compassion.. some of your sole purpose of life has become attacking and mocking another believer by provocative condescending wording!!! So pathetic!! May Ar-Rahmanir Raheem protect our community from such provocative people who are attempting to disseminate Fitnah within the community! Ameen Ya Rabbal Alamin
The title is VERY clickbaity and I thought it was going to be one of those videos slandering women like so many of the videos in my recommendations have been (it's very exhausting) so I skipped it. I saw a clip on Instagram and it looked like it wasn't what the title suggested so I came back to check it out and it was actually good! I think the title is misleading, but hopefully it attracts those brothers (and sometimes sisters) who are obsessed with these "Man DESTROYS hijabi woman feminist liberal..." videos and knock some sense and REAL masculinity into them
@EverythingAndroid Ois the ultimate role model for masculinity, which is the Prophet Muhammad SAW.A lot of the videos I have seen on such topics is just these men trying to be this "alpha male" and yelling and degrading women under the guise of "this is Islam!" The Prophet SAW was gentle, emotionally intelligent, and his character was not like a lot of these argumentative guys. It's sad, honestly. We all know men and women have different roles in society and in the household, but the way of delivery is horrible
@@attas8790 I understand what you are saying, maybe you are referring to Mahdi Tjidandi. But there are others who are making clear gender roles who are men, and they are doing it well while acknowledging kindness, care, and sacrifice from both sides, while maintaining obedience of the husband and fulfilling other rights that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stressed. These individuals like Daniel Haqiqatjou and Mohammed Hijab I would say. You should definitely give Daniel a watch on these topics, anyway Assalamualaykum, hope this was beneficial.
OnePath Network, your high quality video productions help Muslim reverts like myself greatly. May Allah bless all your team with the highest rewards of this life and the next.
@@sarahm4516 Scholars forbade based upon the circumstances now a days people will make masajid a lover point like churches if women and men prayed together , it was hikma that ALLAH SWT and prophet Pbuh left this choice of praying women at home openly ,thats how we Muslims protected Our masajid to become churches
This is insanely inspiring, mashallah this video already has touched my heart. As a writer, it's incredible storytelling how the tensions circle back to the beginning of the video and the way it all started with a man's opinion of women's prayer rooms. Culture needs to be once again overwritten with quran and sunnah. The teacher’s explanations are on point. I'm so hyped, definitely going to be here for the next video.
Narrated Sahl bin Sad Saidi: "Allah's Apostle said "If there is any evil omen in anything, then it is in the woman, the horse and the house." Sahih Bukhari 4:52:111
Not informative in the slightest actually. Walking on eggshells to appease the brainwashed and the masses. Everything was said in a vacuum and without context or any level of analysis. Not even preconditions we’re discussed.
Lmao it’s not the toxicity of the culture read the ahadiths. U are questioning because u have been indoctrinated by the woke mob who tell u men and women are equal
@@ayahaltalhouni9272 hmm yea people mix culture with religion that’s why you need to learn for yourself. Keep it up! May Allah help you and everyone else.
I loved it 😊 🎉congratulations, following you from Algeria. I pray that Allah makes this series a way to guide our youth in the middle of the mix-up between traditional and modern cultures to find the Islamic way of everything. I would appreciate it immensely if you consider adding Arabic and other subtitles .
Not sure why you don't mention the Prophet (saw) said it was better for a woman to pray at home, in the center of her home, away from all windows and eyes. But you only mention don't forbid her from going to the mosque? Truth be told Its much easier to pray at home. While she gets full reward at home I have to go to the masjid to receive the same. Sad, how protection for woman today has been taken as oppression. Welcome to the age of the dajjal.
the video seemed very bais and one sided as if it was made for only women. they made the guy seem so arrogant to potray anyone who says that becomes arrogant himself. It had a few good points but overall could be misleading
This want to make me shed tears. this is what we need right now. I will chose this over Netflix 1001 times, subhanallah. I love this and I want more of this while I look forward to more episodes. Allahummah Baarik
I'm delighted that OnePath Network has started making skits. I will be waiting for more and hopefully there will be some for da'wa purposes. Great idea.
2:11 was hilarious “Takbi your from India you know what I’m talking about”. Takbi: “it’s Tavneer and I’m from paskistan”. “Same thing” 😂😭that guy ls my fav student too funny
Our Islam should not be a "reaction" to the extremes of modern trends or ideologies, be it feminist or red pill. The path of Islam is al-wasat, the middle path. Thank you for this nuanced and well-scripted video!
These RU-vid channels are ran by Liberal Muslims, they put what they want everyone to see even if it misleading. There are truly a few people left which teach the true teaching is Islam and show the whole image
Amazing work Mashallah, I've been following you for 3 years now and you are always creating a content that is peaceful and well searched. May Allah bestow his blessings on you. Your loyal follower from Algeria 🇩🇿
I have heard women are not allowed to go to the mosque in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. As you said woman should be able to make their own choice on that. That ruling did not come from Islam but from culture. Brothers and sisters let's separate culture from our religion
@@rajababy2009 lol Women's prayer zone should be separated or around the back, and if she and he prays and all, why would they date or talk to outside women? And if what you say really happens wont the elders step in to stop something unideal? Idk about your country tho lol.. but it's better to let women pray at home anyways and Aisha (Radiallah ta'ala anha) said if Rasool(SAW) knew what the women did after his passing, he wouldn’t have let them enter the masjid Or something similar
@@ibrahimshah3378 It is haram to view Muslim women like this, brother. Think twice before you type or say anything. You have no evidence for your claim.
Exactly and It’s honestly disgusting. Women and men in Islam are meant to be separated. Instead of following the Quran or Hadith, they go by what they want. It’s so wrong. Especially gender wars. I’ve seen posts from Muslim men asking Muslim women to “show more skin” or that it’s ok to do something that isn’t permissible.
One episode into this series and I’m loving this series so far very insightful and relatable to us youth college/uni students can’t wait for the next few episodes thanks again one path ❤️👏🏽 we appreciate the great content and creativity you give us time and time again
MashaAllah ! I love the direction, setting, calmness in the professor’s words. And how he teaches ! It's warms the heart. And the best is also for Allah al-hamdulillah ! I'm waiting with impatient the next episod ! JazakAllahou khayr for sharing that to us ! 🤲🏼☺
O you who have believed, fight those adjacent to you of the disbelievers and let them find in you harshness. And know that Allah is with the righteous. Quran 9:123
So what man gets after marriage no love for sure because a women gets child a man gets what I didn't see Any benifit for man who wants to get married and waste his life for a women who he didn't even know wether she loves him or not women are selfish
I am a Muslim living in Japan. Since entering high school, I have had a fear of not wearing the hijab because of religious orders. on the other hand I also have a fear of discrimination. Do you think this is permissible in Islam for the safety? can you make a video about it?
Discrimination by some is not a good reason to ignoring an obligation. However, if you are in a case where people in a community will harm you if you wear it then I have heard Scholars allow this, but it is under a state of having no other choice, not this case. Japan is not a racist place as far as I have seen, they are understanding of Muslim people and even have many halal places in colleges I have heard. Try your best to wear it and please Allah, even if you displease some people. "5 For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. 6 Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. 7 So when you have finished [your duties], then stand up [for worship]. 8 And to your Lord direct [your] longing." - Quran 94: 5-8. "And whoever obeys Allah and the Messenger - those will be with the ones upon whom Allah has bestowed favor of the prophets, the steadfast affirmers of truth, the martyrs and the righteous. And excellent are those as companions." - Quran 4:69. "Say, [O Muhammad], "If you should love Allah , then follow me, [so] Allah will love you and forgive you your sins. And Allah is Forgiving and Merciful."" - Quran 3:31 Assalamualaykum.
@@everythingandroidois east asia was actually more racist than the west it just not get coverd by media. I once get bullied by some student in my high school for being sea people that are darker than them (im indonesian by etnic) you will not get the discrimination if you just a tourist or a collegues student that life for short period but if you get in to japanese community you will know it. What i actually afraid of wering hijab is that it will be hard for me to find a job in the future and other discrimination that idk what will happen
@@adiba9734 just try your best to wear, Allah does not burden us with more than we can handle, so it is definitely possible to handle it... "Allah does not impose upon any soul a duty but to the extent of its ability..." - Quran 2:286. But verbal attacks are the case everywhere, even we sometimes (a lot) as Muslims, people verbally attack us and bully around the world for being Muslim but that must not stop us from fulfilling our rights as Muslims. As for jobs, if you really think about it, Allah is the one who gives provision. So think about it, if you fulfil the obligation Allah gives you, do you think Allah will put more blessing and goodness in your life and hereafter or less? "...We ask you not for provision; We provide for you, and the [best] outcome is for [those of] righteousness." - Quran 20:132. Have a good one, inshaAllah, try your best sister, Allah will help you undoubtedly in every step.
That’s such a good question…I’m a hijabi in Canada, and I was afraid to put it on because I went to a mostly white populated school where no one wore the hijab. My school rules state that no discrimination/hateful attacks can be made against another for their beliefs/ethnicity/race, e.t.c. I’m not sure about your region and your country’s regulations though. Are you able to seek protection in any way? Maybe someone could protect you? Maybe your friends would support your choice to wear it and they’ll protect you? Protection is a pretty big aspect because I know it hurts to be discriminated against for your beliefs.
Why do you call it "the islamic tradition" ? It's not a folklore dance or an attire it's not something that people blindly copied from their elders like a tradition would, it's the hadith of our prophet and the extensive and thorough scholarly work of our umma's scholars. We should stop using that word.
Scholars have different opinions on these things according to the school of law. That is why it’s called tradition. The scholars are our elders inheriting from each generation.
great content. barakallahu feehi but please change the title. nowhere in that video did that lady tagged herself a feminist or raise a point about one. she asked the same question as everyone else. even the "feminist" question was by a guy. Alhamdulillah, great and brilliant replies from the lecturer. May Allah reward you generously. (Change the title though).
@@hibatuadam2777 and the behaviour of that guy that asked about the inequality in the inheritance? there was nothing feminist about her behaviour, she asked questions like everyone else. unlike the guy that told her to use the chemical storage as prayer room.
@@taofeekbakare990 "Systematic oppression" and "always being so patriarchal" when he brought up "gender roles and responsibilities" is definitely what a feminist would say so I have no idea what you are saying, the title is right. This is close to what feminist "hijabis" say. Watch Daniel Haqiqatjou who goes more in depth inshaAllah. Assalamualaykum.
@@everythingandroidois waalaykum salaam waramatullahi. what you described is exactly the problem with this ummah, and why people are sceptical of asking questions or learning about the deen. neither the lady nor the guy label themselves feminist or red pill (notice how you didn't call the guy feminist despite asking same question). we are more critical and falsely labelling people when they seek clarification, rather than point them to the right direction. and it's unhealthy. these are fellow Muslims brothers and sisters asking questions like everyone else, labelling them feminists or red pill is wrong. Allah musta'an
Been following and watching OnePath Network for a long time and I must advise, fee sabeelillah: Please do not go down this path of showing women's 'awrah / beautified / make-up'd, etc. The same video can be produced while filming from the back + her arguing the same points. Plus, the complete mixing and men sitting behind women, etc...please my brothers and sisters, so many of us were so happy and hopeful regarding OnePath Network's trajectory. Please nip this in the bud. You know better than me. I will continue to support and pray for you all...but please do the right thing.
Thank you for all the answers that you have provided through this beautiful production! Keep going and may Allah preserved and accord us all the highest degree insha'Allah. I hope to see more productions in the futur insha'Allah and Ramadan Moubarak! 😊🧕(love from Belgium)
Anas reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Feed the hungry, spread peace, speak kind words, and pray at night when people are sleeping. You will enter Paradise in peace.” Musnad al-Bazzar 2497
Make sure you fully understand Islamic law. Listen well to the above, The man is supposed to pay for the woman's maintenance, even if it is in Europe. Many Muslim men are happy for their wives to go out to work full-time, give them money, and leave them with pennies. Then 30 years later, he says, you did nothing. After spending a life of cleaning, cooking, washing, and working. In Islam the woman can hold the divorce, meaning she can divorce him if she wishes, but many men usually want that as well. Be prepared, for the big shift, you will leave all your family, behind. Once married, you're told, no music in the house, no pictures, toys, statues, everything. YOU HEAR THE WORDS, YOUR THE QUEEN OF THE HOUSE, YOUR LIGHT, LIGHTS UP THIS ROOM. ALL NICE WORDS. WATCH THE ACTIONS. Does he/she take you out to nice places, NOT JUST MACDONALS.
You guys cannot believe how happy I am to seee thisss thank you soo much I always wanted an islamic channel , to see the videos which are both informative and interesting. JazakALLAH khair ❤❤ to those people who made effort for making this interesting video. Looking towards more videos like this.
Uqsum billah how wonderfully you have handelled the situation i have no words to describe it Shaikh The Australians are very lucky to have a shaikh like you
One point of small criticism... Great episode but the Professor's balanced answer was slightly incomplete. He did not mention that when there is a conflict, the husband is the final decision-maker( wife obeys) in family matters as long as he upholds financial security.
Also the skit ignored that the woman made an incorrect statement that painted patriarchy as bad, when that is the norm of the entire world. Islam is patriarchal, and every nation to have ever succeeded was a patriarchy at its start. When nations make women the leaders they almost always go into a decline, we can see this in the west right now. Men have rights just like women do, and we get unfairly sidelined in these discussions because its not politically correct.
@@resentfuldragonyou'll have to fight for your rights no person will come for your rescue if you're a man. Make your own principles that will govern your household and life
This was a great video mashallah. I also think that he should also discuss about how one man witness equals to 2 women witnesses and wisdom behind that.
Its quite odd that when she enquired on the use of traditional ,the male actor was so quick and excited to jump into gender roles. Almost like some ego boost?
As a woman, this was not helpful at all. And it is definitely not helpful for young Muslim men in the West. The video made it seem like Islamic principles are in accordance to liberal values on "equality" but that is simply false. Men have authority over women and one of the reasons is that they are responsible for their family's well-being and security. Why are we watering this down by saying men and women have equal value in front of Allah? That goes without saying and does not need to be repeated. What does need to be repeated is that wives must respect and obey their husbands. This conjures up images of a tyrannical husband with a doormat wife only because we have been fed the Western, liberal worldview. Reality is far more nuanced. If Andrew Tate's popularity has taught me anything, it is that men are sick of being told they are domineering and toxic for not giving in to women's demands for "equality".
Men and women are equal in reward. Meaning, no gender will get reward or more reward because of their gender. If thats what the imaam is talking about, then that is not watering down the religion but is part of the religion. But in marriage, Men have a greater right than the wife because of the things you mentioned.
As another Muslim woman, I agree with you! I had high hopes for this video when I saw it posted, but it’s really watering down the roles of men and women.
We should really question why are we even asking those questions in the first place? Why is it that for 1400 years we had no issue with this but only started asking those typical questions last 2-3 decades
Wow, I'm surely going to benefit a whole lot from this content. I'm looking forward to more episodes. Thank you. One path network. May Allah bless you.
I belong to a Bengali Muslim family. In our culture, most Bengali boys are toxic exactly like that guy! In most cases they makes the false impression of islamic rules and use them as a weapon to women. This video really helped to understand the facts in a better way as it is scenario based. Waiting for the next episodes! Really enjoyed!
I'm not a guy and I found myself agreeing with that guy. Mostly cuz his points were actually valid and they made his character look like a grumpy "mysoginist" oppressing women
@@skywa7183 exaclty what I was thinking, the guy had good points but the way they made him say his parts was so arrogant, seems like this channel might be run by few feminists sisters
Im I toxic for saying that men and women are different? Or that women are obligated to obey their husband? Because these teachings are peek toxicity for feminists.
Shaykh tells we shouldn't go to any of the TWO extremes. OK. Yet the main guy in the video who refers to Qur'an and is supposed to be one of the two extremes is portrayed as arrogant and evil, while the main girl in the video, who's supposed to be other side of the extreme is portrayed to be a more decent person. Associating that guy with such improper qualities is major BS to me. Shaykh speaks correct but incomplete and tries to appeal feminists which is also another major BS. Bad video overall.
Exactly my thoughts. I can smell feminist propaganda so easily now that from the first 2 minutes I knew they were trying to categorize “strong traditional Muslim men” into the “heartless, evil,racist,arrogant,misogynist” category. Therefore making the audience despise him and his views regardless of what he is saying is from the Quran. Why was it necessary for him to purposely lie to a random Muslim sister about praying in a dirty janitorial closet? Why does he have to racistly classify the Pakistani brother as another Indian? Straight propaganda
A very useful video since even today muslim men are rude to women when attending mosques for prayers, as if they dont belong. How does that even make sense if we honour the Spirit of Islamic teachings. Maybe shed some light on 2 women to 1 man as witnesses also. The more truth we have on gender equality in Islam the better off we’ll all be in everyday life. May Allah swt guide us all.
