"I Follow the Maliki Ruling to Keep a Pet Dog" 

cos its cheaper

Yup It's a disease

As long the ummah dont do it im fine with it. Let them get disappear. Anyway these people are doing what is looked as cool. Im really happy that they can not influence the next Generations with their stupidity of being a Blind consumers! The religios Peoples will multiply which is a good thing to gain world peace. Relgios people are afraid of the afterlife unlike the hedonistic leftist or right wingers.

Dog moms 🤮

SubahanAllah it's sick IMO when I go to apartments doing Uber delivery and people are living with their dogs more intimately than as if it was a child

not a big deal relax

Move to a place that doesn't accept pets, done.

@@zccau2316 it means that they're living among atheists, nothing to do with dog

@@toolate6971 bro he didn't ask for suggestions,he asked you to make dua that's all He is living among non religious or maybe even anti muslim people and wants to be living in darul Islam

May Allah elevate you and grant you jannatul firdaus for your sabr

tbh ive heard from many diffrent religious figures that the maliki madhab allows dogs in the house but neither they nor me are "liberal"

​@@ArbyteI think this individual might mean how people try to say that Malikis allow dogs as pets just because of the view that the dogs spit isn't Najad (on humans). But Malikis have the same ruling as other Madhabs, it's just about what part of the dog is impure that they differ on

@@Arbyte Please quote me some of these religious figures.

Why does that bother you lol. You're not even in their homes.

@@twinprimes8353 Misinformation regarding the deen bothers me. They can get a 40 ft Burmese Python for all I care. Just don't justify it by religion.

And they stink

@@hxyzazolchak Thats an understatement.

Omg I have seen you in the comments and you're a revert? Subhan Allah, you're doing better than some born muslim including myself

@@jojos9788 I am nothing beloved.. trust me, I am insignificant. Just a man trying to understand the most high and understand my purpose.

​​​@@hxyzazolchakNo they don't that depends on each dog. Some cats stink too. Btw this guy has a poor fiqh knowledge because he doesn't explain why its not allowed. If you have a dog breed that doesnt stink or is way cleaner than normal why can't you having him in your home. It depends on each breed, even if he licks you you still have wudu in the Maliki madhab. You can a train your dog to just pee and shit on the right place. A lot of ignorant muslims here.

Why?

I was attempting suicide few years ago but because I have a big guard dog in the home no one else would be able to take care of him so I stopped for his sake . I wasn't muslim at this point though. This is the hardest thing for me . I adore my dog

@@teuntv7832 if you have a mental health issue then you might find a fatwa for its permissibility as necessity allows the forbidden in certain cases

Yep, Humans first, cats second. Most rationally and emotionally sound position. It's one thing to love one's own dog, like for hunting or guarding - but just to love "dogs" in a general sense and to put them above man is strange. People should love their own kid but for one to just love "kids" and consider them more socially important than man is creepy and bizarre.

you cant trained a cat a s a Shepperd dogs though lol

@@wewenang5167 As a mouser

Its not banned. Wich proof?

@@issi529 If you obey Hadith over fiqh, don't the Big Ten all condemn having pet dogs?

@@JaefarSABNW Dude, he doesn't explain anything about fiqh. Thats the whole problem. You should read my other comments as well. I am a muslim btw. He doesn't say why. Cause where does it say that having a dog in the house is haram. Not recommended maybe but not haram.

The prophet knew ..Allah reveal to him

Yes, because they live and roam outside and bring back all sorts of pests. Fleas and ticks come to mind.

@@toolate6971 omg disgusting 🤢

So do cats. Cat urine is far more dangerous than dog​@@toolate6971

you can just say the same about cats or any pets.

Indeed. This guy also doesn't explain why its not allowed. He only says that its a bit dirty. But that depends on each dog. Cause you have some dogs that are much cleaner than the other. It depends on each breed. Even some cats are dirty too. If your train your dog that he pees and shits on the right place than there is no problem. Cats are even more unpredictable than dogs. Even if your dog licks your hand you still have wudu for example, in the (Maliki madhab). So why can't you having him in your house? Weird video imo. Moving angels away doesn't mean that it is haram too. He has too much personal taste in his reasoning too, rather than giving real arguments.

@@issi529 I personally have no problem with there being a lack of explanation on why specifically a dog is not allowed. I don't ask why I can't eat pork -- Allah commands me not to eat pork in the Quran so I don't eat it. But with the case of dogs being a deterrent to angels, it doesn't line up with the historical evidences and sahih hadiths that mention dogs in many instances. How can a dog be allowed into a masjid but in the same breath be banned from the house. All in the name of the comfort of angels. Does this mean the angels were not present in the house of Allah? It doesn't make sense. Furthermore, he says that the saliva of a hunting dog is not najis but the saliva of a regular dog is. This also defies logic. I hope that these questions can be answered soon.

@@dryhug5084 I know what you mean but in this specific case its very important to give a real explanation why dogs are haram. Cause eating pork is just a wrong example. There are enough explanations that it is forbidden. This is not the case for dogs. I didn't heard one real argument or proof about it. And on top of that your story is also true. There is a unanimous agreement about not eating pork but thats not the case with dogs in your house. Very strange.

@@issi529 what I mean is that even if the explanations for eating pork weren’t present it wouldn’t matter bcs the Quran strictly prohibits it. So if it turned out that eating pork was actually healthy for you to eat or something I wouldn’t touch it bcs there’s an explicit prohibition of it with no contradictions in the Quran. Moreover, in the case with the dogs. If the Quran strictly prohibited dogs then I wouldn’t need any explanations because the wisdom is coming from the almighty. The only reason why I question the validity of the dog-in-the-house prohibition is because it doesn’t align with other hadiths such as the dogs being allowed in the masjid, the saliva of a hunting dog being pure, and the many stories that put dogs in a positive light throughout Islamic tradition and history. May Allah forgive me if I am wrong and guide me to what is true. I’m no scholar but I am a skeptic and will ask questions when things don’t sound right to me. May Allah guide us Allah for He knows best.

@@dryhug5084 Ameen. But my point is that the quran doesn't say anything about having dogs in the home is haram. Cause thats not true. They only have some vague hadiths from the prophet but there are other hadiths like you mentioned too. In the quran it says eating pork is not allowed thats not the case with dogs. Its completely different. So my question was not only on the why but where does it say that it is haram. If it was in the quran he would have said that. This was definitely not a good video. There is no explicit thing about dogs, thats the whole problem.

They are allowed. Just not live in the house. Garage yes. Dog house yes.

Born and raised in New Jersey lol

@@Immortalus98 His honorific is al Masri tho?

@@Immortalus98 that’s why I said originally

@sarimsakliyogurtlumantikli1212 yeah ethnically Egyptian, his parents like many Americans probably immigrated from egypt

@@Immortalus98 cool thanks

Utter nonsense. Wasting time playing with a dog! How do we know everything in the hadith is true. Muslims can't get along with each other but have time to vilify dogs. What a joke

Tell her that you believe that dogs should be have naturally live like in its natural habitat and that dogs only should be for hunting or guarding/service and you are against neuter them or give them processed dogs foods .. etc

Take it easy with calling your parents “Kuffar” bro…

Allah knows best. May your circumstances get better insh'Allah.

Pray for your parents and be careful calling them that term. InshaAllah you'll get much more hasanat.

He answered someone's question not long ago. Said try to make your room like separate from the house and inshaAllah Allah takes mercy on you. I'm paraphrasing, but you can't change others house rules.

@@truthlover4581 I guess he/she meant they have not accepted Islam yet. But the question still remains, BRO.

I don’t like dogs, but surah kahf shows that dogs as pets is halal.

@@hellenic_aesthetic Dogs are halal to keep the only najas thing is the dog saliva, but my point was people who follow their desires and not the evidences from Quran and sunnah

​@AllAboutIslam_True not in your house

The whole maliki mazhab is based on Quran and sunna.. No difference

But that's not the Maliki ruling...

He said don't keep in the house. Washing before pray is a separate issue.

😂😂 dude chill out . are we not allowed to call our husband/wife babe or baby now either? It’s really not serious.

I understand what you are saying, unlike the other reply. A court ruling recently stated that a dog was not property (i.e., a pet). Instead, they ruled the dog was a member of the family and not property. Yes, people are now calling their "pets" their children, and soon in a literal sense.

@@CurrentAssistant So, believing your "pet" is your child is NOT an exaggeration?

@@toolate6971 nobody who calls a pet a fur baby believes they birthed that literal animal.

@@toolate6971 I didn’t know about the court ruling that is interesting and obviously not a rational court ruling. However, labelling something as something else out of adoration and due to the responsibility you have over it isn’t haram. Allah says in the Quran that adopted family members are not real family members and are only that by name. He does not forbid having exaggerating names for people, just reminding us that it does not change sharia. A Muslim can call their dog a fur baby and think of itself as a parent for the pet but that is different to applying sharia where it pertains to children to sharia where it pertains to a pet.

The dog of Ashab al kahf was a guard dog. It even mentions that he slept at the entrance of the cave. So it comes under the exception that the sheikh mentioned. Also the sharia of that time could be different. Lastly, a cave is not comparable to a house.

Different era, different ruling. For example, alcohol is haram but during the time of the Prophet we have stories of the Sahaba drinking alcohol and the prohibition comes slowly and little by little.

@@Someguyonline001true but what is clean is clean and what is not is not.

@@Really_Biggah Bingo! Allah makes it very clear the position of the dog with respect to the young men.

@@Someguyonline001 different era, different behavior of angels? It doesn't make sense. What makes sense is that the Prophet ordered the killing of dogs with rabies and then people started to dislike dogs in general and then invented ahadith.

He just said that he will *_“sleep like a baby”_* with a cat or kitten in his bed!!!

Cats are clean

He should rethink his position on cats. they can carry the same ticks and fleas that dogs carry. But that position would be a Fiqh issue and not a result of what prohibits angels from entering your dwelling. You wouldn't wash your hands in the litter box and then prepare a meal, but your cat will walk everywhere, literally.

@@0mar1948 No, they aren't. If you allow them outside, they typically catch rodents and bring them back into your home. They carry diseases just like dogs. They don't mind going to the litter box and then walking all of your kitchen counters. Cats are clean?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Cats are constantly grooming themselves

No they are not. Thats just your opinion. Many people have a clean house even with a dog. You must have had a horrible experience or something.

This is a popular opinion among scholars and scholars who differ don't even say what you said because it shows a lack of knowledge on how rulings are derived.

In the past, there would be packs of dogs roaming the city streets. Most of the carry diseases as there were no veterinarians back then for dogs. They were a nuisance for women and children trying to walk around the city.

That depends on the breed.

@@issi529 behave, outside. End of.

@@mdncthetruth2556 Don't know what you mean by that but you are definitely very ignorant about dogs.

@@issi529 ignorant about dogs lol, I just accept what gods creation is like with the faculties he gave me, also after the reasoning of the mufti in the video, ur still the ignorant one here. Peace.

I mean there are holes in your statement too: 1. He did not make that statement though. That's what you have interpreted. 2. He never suggested garage for a guard dog. He said keep it outside (0:30) which makes total sense. They are used to deter intruders / detect potential threats and respond if someone approaches your property.

1. He specifically mentioned the excrements of dogs and contrasted its excrements to that of ducks, goats and sheep. He SPECIFICALLY pointed out that these animals are herbivores and is not like that iff a dog’s. There is not other reason to point out the diet of these animals unless he was using that information to make a point…that is why we use words after all. Otherwise stating that these animals are herbivores and their excrements not najis and contrasting that to a dog’s excrements was superfluous. My point still stands. 2. Not worth typing to explain

@@SomeofThisSomeofThat 1. Your point doesn't stand because original you claimed he said it's "because they are herbivores" when he didn't say that. You can call it superfluous but again he didn't say dog excrement is najis because they eat meat. 2. You misquoted him, happens.

Ducks do not have canines and in general do not eat meat

What's that supposed to mean?

that is you but this video is for muslims

Nope. Work on your iman brother.

Cool, you take your own self as a God.

Your choice.

@@EE-kt8sh No, he/she doesn't. They have only stated that they bear the burden of the consequences of their actions regardless of the information presented. Not having the angels enter your home/dwelling is NOT a SIN nor a stated PUNISHMENT for doing it. But your statement regarding this person is HARAM because you have called him/her a disbeliever taking their Huwaa as their Elah!

@toolate6971 You're missing the point. The comment was said with pure arrogance, as if they will do whatever they want.

@@toolate6971 When the prophet SAW advises not to do something. You don't just dismiss it as if you are on the same level as him. It takes a certain level of reading comprehension to understand what you clearly missed

He never said that.

@@issi529 Here is what he SAAWS said: Sahih Bukhari Hadeeth 2322: "Whoever keeps a dog, one Qirat of the reward of his good deeds is deducted daily, unless the dog is used for guarding a farm or cattle." Sahih Mushlim 1574: "He who keeps a dog other than that meant for watching the herd or for hunting loses every day out of his deeds equal to two qirat."

@@issi529 Here is what he SAAWS said: Sahih Bukhari 2322: "Whoever keeps a dog, one Qirat of the reward of his good deeds is deducted daily, unless the dog is used for guarding a farm or cattle." Sahih Muslim 1574: "He who kept a dog other than one meant for hunting or for watching the herd, lost two qirat of his reward every day."

Apparently Yasir Qadhi was citing a minority opinion.

@@azathoth3726 but if you listen to the reasoning of the minority opinion it is sound, it's not out of nothing.

@@NK-vd8xi I never stated it was out of nothing. And both the majority and minority opinions will have sound reasoning as otherwise they'd be rejected and refuted. However to follow a minority opinion purely because it suits your desires is a trap we must be careful of. Shaytan is a shameless and disgusting being, he'll make us *think* we've reached our conclusion on a matter based on study when really he is whispering a bias into your ears so that you may become sinful. This is why when it comes to matters of minority opinions, one should be extremely careful and should have the adequate knowledge before studying them.

@@NK-vd8xi dude you follow majority not minority, especially with topics like this

@@0mar1948 who says? Its not like it's ijma so following a minority opinion isn't wrong at all

LOL, you got your priorities all out of whack homie.

Speechless.

Wtf

Wow, Iblīs posted a comment on RU-vid.

Man, I feel you. I personally don't like dogs in my house even before islam. There is some obsession with things in the deen bur do what you do in the privacy of your own home and it's no ones business. That's that. Doing/making things public on the other hand is a different story.