Imperialism, Resistance, Revolutions & Revival | Dilly Hussain & Shaykh Asrar Rashid 

good man

shykh Asrar didn't answer well about Offensive jihad and islamic Imperialism. It's my feedback to my beloved shykh ..plz Dilly ask him to clear his stance on offensive jihad it's something that should be done every six month or once a year according to shafi ruling .

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was it? what did you like?

You know…The Middle East, the end of the world…Quasimodo predicted all of this

@@AU-ic7ur ...Who did what?

@@AngryMuhreens it’s a reference to The Sopranos lol. A show that the original commenter makes a lot of videos about that I watched growing up since I’m from New Jersey

Ameen

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن

Ameen, he's a much needed British scholar.

سبحان الله❤

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن

There not really under sanctions though are they? “Ghost ships” carrying 2 million barrels a day of oil, being sold, as “the order” turn a blind eye, is proof that the sanctions on Iran are really a sham

Sectarian Asrar & 5pillar are never going to give any real credit

@@muhammad5272 Dilly Hussain has an agenda. I think he on the zionist payroll, not saying he a zionist but he is paid by them to stop us thinking what is truly right. Look how he discredited Sheikh Imran Hosein and how he hasnt had Sami Hamdi back on. On top of that his page is called 5pillars but yourre not going to tell me that voting is Shirk. Thats a fundamental point and he refuses to approach the subject

​@@muhammad5272you are wrong. Shaykh asrar mentions khomeini shia and Hizbullah

@@rashidabdul3117 I said real credit not a mention. No you are wrong. You want a medal? Just because Dilley a bigger sectarian bigot and just attacks them.

Common you can't be so fool to believe this

@@TheWaveSonI'll believe you once you learn English properly

People used to live in lawless land in Syria. This guy, like many who think like him, probably didn't have to deal with any governmental agency there. There are unwritten laws to govern lawlessness in there, i.e.. bribes, having to pay tribute for military thugs when having to do any business deals, the fear for one's property, the houner of his family, their life to be violated at any time by any low life who affiliate themselves with the aasad regime. Yes, those things are far more prevalent now, but that doesn't mean they didn't exist before. My uncle was a very, very moderate sheik, masjid imam. He and many others were questioned, jailed, and beaten just because they didn't have razor shaven beards. He used to use a clipper to leave no more than a couple of millimeters of hair length, but that was too extreme according to the regime. His lectures were very mundane and don't talk about politics or takfeer or anything close to that, just regular things like zakat, prayer, fear of Allah... When he, and others get jailed, their family don't expect that they will see them again. They don't dare to go and ask for them or their whereabouts. Many imams or even mosque goers would face similar problems for doing very minor and unintentional things. A guy who used to work in Saudia came back to our town and once made athan. There they don't make salah on prophet after athan, while sufis in syria do. So out of habit he didn't say salah after athan. He was dragged and many of his close acquaintances because they were being "radicalized". Have you ever heard of the marxist Christian who was jailed for all his life because he was "of the muslim brotherhood". Yes, that happened in syria. Things didn't have to have anything to do with religion for some. Any argument with a thug or if you don't give in to their extortion, they would bring in an alawite high official to threaten you with. Things were cheap there, but what he didn't say is that wages were shit. In the 2000s, sure, you can buy dinner for your family for 3 dollars, but your wage is 100 dollars a month, 150 if you work 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. All that, while Syria is considered one of the richest countries on earth in oil and natural gas, phosphate, and many other natural resources. I bet his whole nonchalant attitude towards Syrian suffering is to make excuses for his mawla "sheik" albouti. Those sufis love their shieks more than they love truth or even good. I used to be one of them. I used to love Bouti. But at one point you have to face the truth. He was a stooge, a pawn. And if you have been in Syria for real, I don't believe you are naive. You must also be a stooge and a pawn like your mawla albouti.

Except that there’s a sizable portion of Iran’s population that doesn’t actually practice Islam. How are they successful in that regard?

Very well articulated. On point with every detail. I feel that there's a sense of ego with this brother who believes that king Faisal had something to do with the Axis of Resitance. King of deflection

@@FahimAhmed-xj9lq "sizeable" is an overstatement. Have you seen the religious gatherings in Iran? or you've only met the Iranians living in the west that would do anything for a refugee status

Both the west and east (russia, china, iran) are enemies of Islam

Let's not forget the Afghan Fatemaiyoun and the Pakistani Zainebiyoun fighters✊🏽

Sami Hamdi is a sectarian low life. With his mindset the Ummah will never succeed to help Palestine.

This is nonsense, a Salafi cannot love someone who calls to Shirk

This exactly where we need to be if we are to succeed

Disagreement is fine, we've had it since the beginning. As you can see, many people who consider themselves behave like khwarij bootlickers who would rather support Isis and Bin Salman than people like Shaykh Asrar. How can we as an Ummah be successful when we can't overcome our differences?

​@@millatiibrahim2416You're confident calling him a mushrik?

​@@millatiibrahim2416y'all arent even salafis call yourselves madkhali najdi takfeeris Thats what you really are.

Great sheikh

He mentions khomeini shia and Hizbullah. Listen to it all

She would be destroyed or become Muslim

Actually shaykh mentions khomeini shia and Hizbullah in the interview

that is too dumb of an answer

I am sure he has brought it up. The subcontinent has always been so bad. The Palestine issue is going to bring all these issues together as a full Muslim co operation from the ground level up. Interesting thought definitely.

@@alpasy2712 Journalism alone can't save the watermelon. We need strong states free from puppets.

He's way too emotional and not at all objective. The people with true objective knowledge saw early on and especially now that this Syrian 'uprising' was hijacked very early on to destroy Syria to strengthen Israel. The Israelis were literally treating wounded FSA and Nusra fighters in the Golan and sending them back to fight the Syrian army

@@saifmirza90baseless lies, even h*m*s supported the FSA, to the point where Iran withdrew tens of Millions of Dollars worth of funding

Malaysia where it is outright forbidden to be Shia Muslim is a model?

@@abnadalil3926 yes. Ahlu Sunnah wal jamaah only

@@tray005 So do you believe that people should only be allowed to be Sunni and not Shia? What about Christian, Jew, and so on?

@@abnadalil3926 we have all these in our country. But majority is sunnis

@@tray005 I didn't ask what majority is. I asked how can Malaysia be a role model when they have forbidden Shia Muslims from practicing their branch of Islam, you prided yourself about that. So are Christians and Jews and other religions free to practice their religion while Shia Muslims, WHO ARE MUSLIMS, aren't?

Should we forget what they did to others ,the alawites have stood with Palestinians more then sunni

@@dilonkumar4960 stupid whataboutism, im not saying sunni leaders are any good, however the alewite regime is no ally of Muslims, convenient how you forget that both the PLO and h*m*s have had horrible relationships with alewite regime, even to the point where h*m*s supported the Syrian Revolution, and even now bashar still speaks against h*m*s. Once again the blood of a Palestinian Muslim is no different than the blood of a Syrian Muslim, bashar has murdered more Muslims than the zionist state has ever done, how is bashar murdering thousands of Palestinian refugees in yarmouk helping Palestine exactly?

@@dilonkumar4960 when exactly? Hamas is banned in Syria since 2012 lol

He mention Hizbullah and the Shia unity. Listen to all the interview.

Malmo?