Quran 32:13 Had we willed, we could have given every soul its guidance, but it is already predetermined that I will fill Hell with jinns and humans, all together.*
i never comment on youtube videos, but this time i need to convey this. I have never seen such a more geniune, humble and relatable person like muslim belal. may allah increase him in khayr and eeman.
This was phenomenal. What a beautiful brother - Ashley. May Allah swt reward him immensely for his patience, struggles and perseverance. I feel ashamed at the racism he received from sections of the Muslim community. All I saw from Ashley Belal was sincerity ! Well done Musa for being a great host. Great podcast ❤️
Racism, anti-blackness and colourism are serious issues that every Muslim needs to actively tackle, starting with being critical of the thought processes we have been conditioned to and unlearning our conscious and unconscious racial bias.
Brother when you told about your mother willing to go to the mosque, i felt my hair raising up. I think that Allah's miracle's are not obvious but the impact is so great. May Allah bless you and your family with Jennah.
Quran 32:13 Had we willed, we could have given every soul its guidance, but it is already predetermined that I will fill Hell with jinns and humans, all together.*
A Kissoon most British black ladies and now decade North African & Somalian Ladies in Britain 🇬🇧 are single mums it’s become a way off life in England 🏴 & in USA 🇺🇸 & Canada 🇨🇦
Jaajaa Rogers I’m sorry but no one chooses to be a single mum. Circumstances can dictate and force single motherhood, men cheat/abuse some wives and they have no choice. Please be careful how you speak on topics you are not directly affected by.
MashAllah this is very deep, and I needed this. Wallahi the racism in this ummah makes you very rebellious. But Alhamdulilah all we have to do is hold on tight to the rope of Allah (SWT), and to never forget about the end goal which is to please Allah, and make it to paradise.
amazing muslim bilal. i worry so much about my 3 sons growing up in this world of fakeness but listening to you walahi just reminded me of what tawakal is! SubhanAllah this was really deep. May Allah always protect you and keep you firm.Ameen
Gotta love this brudda. Also the presenter is organic with very good questions mashallah. Alhamdullilah. May Allah love and forgive us all and teach us and bring us more goodness. Ameen.
In this world the truth is so distant it sounds amazing when spoken and heard. Path to Allah sincerity, principle and trust. Much respect this interview is necessary.
I have never really known of Ashley but after watching this I have to say what an absolutely genuine, refreshing, calm demeanor he has mashaAllah. To consider the fact he is well known, he is such a humble man mA and it's just so heartwarming to watch and hear. Especially the way he speaks about the relationship between and individual and Allah (SWT)...wow.
maashaAllaah, this was well done and quite interesting to listen to. perfect for a first episode 🤙🏾 my favourite part was the ending, i enjoyed belal’s commentary on street life and agreed with everything he said. may Allah make it easy for all those on the streets looking for a way out 🤲🏾 Allaahumma baarik, great job!
Masha Allah, bro bilal is so content and smile on his face is so cute. Bro Bill u r a role model for me( born Muslim) Thanks to both of u may Allah reward u.
Quran 32:13 Had we willed, we could have given every soul its guidance, but it is already predetermined that I will fill Hell with jinns and humans, all together.*
This was beautifully put together. Excellent podcast! May Allah bless both brothers with happiness and success both in this life and the next. Ameen. Both inspirational. ❤️🙏🏽
He inspires me so much so relatable from all his other interviews I have so much love for him I wish I could meet him but I live in Canada when he talked about social media was so true everything he says I can relate to
Beautifully constructed interview reminding the post- millennium audience about real life facts that very few could comprehend because of plastic lifestyles driven by fogged perceptions and led to lacking in ones state of spirituality.
When I first came to the Northeast from down South I joined the Black Panthers. After awhile I went from there to the Nation of Islam, and from there finally to the Ummatal islaamiyya. At first I thought that I had finally found a racist free society but soon I found out that I was way wrong.. Yes. I was astounded to fine racism among the very descendants of the final prophet of the true Faith. But I started concidering certain things about which Nabi Muhammad saaws had warned future generations, like: "my people will do the same which the Christians and Jews have done so much so that if one of them went into a serpents hole then one of my people will do the same" This is a horrible indictment for the Arabs. But he did not stop there. The Prophets Muhammad saaws had a prophetic dream where he saw himself in Jannah sitting at his fountain and he saw a large group of his companions approaching the gate, but when they got to the gate a voice was herd to say "Do not let them enter!" The prophet cried out "My Companions, my companions! The voice again was herd to say "Yes but you do not know what they changed after you left!" It is clear that rasoolilaahi saws knew that the Arabs would change for the worst and invent lies and racism just as the others Ahle Kitaab had done before them. Perhaps that is why he said before he left them: WOE TO THE ARABS for that which is to befall them.
MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah this is beautiful. Muslim Belal is so strong. As a young Somali women in Scotland. I see what he means. May Allah guide all of us ❤️ Islam does not teach Racism, Hate, Prejudice and Most importantly Kibr.
Assalamualikum brother Adnan, thank you for having brother Belal on always love listening to brother Belals stories and his journey into Islam. May Allah swt grant him and us with more knowledge and guidance. Aameen
Muslim Belal is so sweet. Its too bad for the woman who missed out on marrying him. He has beautiful genetics- nice skin, nice hairline, nice teeth, nice personality. I married an African man who is also so handsome. I'm coloured I have a(black mother and white father), and my children (7) are beautiful in my eyes, with their different shades of colour. I'd be happy if my children marry a pious spouse regardless of colour or culture, wealth or social standing. I tell my children to be proud, and I do want to contribute to a shifting mindset, that dark skin is not bad. I'm all for black pride, especially because my sons, daughters and husband is black. I remember my daughter's cousin making a derogatory comment about colour, saying something like, she didn't want to go in the sun because she'll get too dark like my daughter. I felt like slapping her but I responded strategically saying how beautiful my daughter's skin is.
Quran 32:13 Had we willed, we could have given every soul its guidance, but it is already predetermined that I will fill Hell with jinns and humans, all together.*
I loved listening to you all touch on the topic of racism in Islam! It sure does affect faith and pulls away from the community. Good job on bringing it up!
Allahu Akbar This is Deep May Allah reward you both my brothers May Allah keep you sincere May Allah keep you guided May Allah bless you with the goodness of this life
The way these brothers believe in Islam is true Islam. Which is to focus on yourself. And your religion is between YOU and GOD, you aren’t going to get judged on someone else’s sins so don’t point the finger when you see others doing wrong. Also we are so harsh when it comes to forgiving others yet we would like god to forgive us quickly and we barely ever repent ourselves What the brother said about the Islamic social culture being fake is so true I ain’t perfect myself, far from it but just posting this in hope to guide another fellow human
Rich Texas No offense brother, but you really didn’t get the message. Muslims are a community, and the Prophet (SAW) said it is like a human body. When one part of the body is in pain, then the rest of the body feels it. This brother is highlighting the problems in the ummah we need to fix to go back to the way Muslims were in the first, and second generations. As a Muslim you’re supposed to care for your brother, and sisters after you care for your iman.
Xassan Daxir I did get the message and yeah u should help and guide fellow humans but what I’m saying is don’t get caught up in others peoples lives so much and don’t be quick to point the finger and label someone negatively. If everyone focused on becoming the best versions of themselves we’d all be ok
MaashaaAllaah... The syaikh/ ustadz whs teaching you abt the prncpl of life in Islam was Exactly right brother, ofcrs May Allaah azza wa Jall always protect us all muslims Barakallahu... Happy to see all chanl video abt revert/ convrt Salamun alaikum
Minute 25 to 27 where he talks about the generation of "watchers" completely related to me and the podcast where u can actually see the people talking is very very accurate
Narrated Abu Huraira: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "Whoever says: "La ilaha illal-lah wahdahu la sharika lahu, lahu-l-mulk wa lahul- hamd wa huwa 'ala kulli shai'in qadir," one hundred times will get the same reward as given for manumitting ten slaves; and one hundred good deeds will be written in his accounts, and one hundred sins will be deducted from his accounts, and it (his saying) will be a shield for him from Satan on that day till night, and nobody will be able to do a better deed except the one who does more than he." Sahih Al-Bukhari 6403
I’m an arab Muslim and I really am turned off by how my fellow Arab treat and don’t acknowledge non Arab in masajid, astaghfirallah But I barely go to masjid becuz of it
Maa shaa Allah Well done br bilal May Allah bless yu fr yur patience an sincerity I wish yu wud fo a session of yur rap fr us at our fundraiser fr islamic awareness week on th 29 feb 2020 here in jamaica w.i. thanks in advance. Beautiful people indeed
We love you Ashley, I guess white people who revert are more obvious, you know. There are loads of black Muslims, but believe me it's more so inspiring looking at where you've come from. The decisions you've made that have impacted your environment. Including me, years back.
