What Should Be Done If A Muslim Lady Married A Hindu Man [Urdu Subtitles] | Dr Zakir Naik | Dawah 🕋 

ha ha..exactly !! 😁😂

Exactly

the issue is not his blind faith in his misinterpretation..its the people who believe in all this and acknowledging by clapping

Lol, if you can't religion then y do u listen him

@@sic07 , someties for entertainment

Yes there is one thing above Jannah see the god

@@mnowfal7602 excellent! it's called inna lillahi wa inna elahi rajeoon - but most Muslims including Dr. ZN only talks about jannah which is a waiting period to reach almighty ALLAH.

The most highest place is ALLAH S THRONE ARSH

@@sumailaqureshi9262 you dont need any intelligence to repeat paragraphs, you need only a good memory. My last book" Being myself" - I can talk about it for hours. What is the point of memorizing it ? If you really understand the content, then you dont have to quote anything.

@@sumailaqureshi9262 if someone is conditioned by religion, tradition and ideology and create his self of identity around those things, then I cannot describe this person as wise. Our mind create a conceptual veil that prevents us from seeing reality. Thought, concepts, sentences are just useful fictions. Deedat is therefore a hugely hypnotised person and his knowledge about Islam pushes him even deeper into the abstract world of mind. His favourite book is Quran, but Quran has nothing to say about spirituality. You cannot find in Quran any verse about deconditioning, removing layers of false identity , being rooted here and now by transcending compulsive thinking, facing Truth as consciousness and not as mind made entity. Instead we have a bunch of fairy tales, superstitions and primitive verses encouraging to kill unbelievers. What kind of mindset one must have to memorise this book ? it has surely nothing to do with intelligence, just social hypnosis.

@@sumailaqureshi9262 why are you lying to me ? I have read Quran and there are verses about killing unbelievers and no verses about going beyond conditioning. If this book is complete and I assume you know it very well then tell me at least one verse from Quran about transcending the false sense of identity. How does Quran define this sense of identity and what does it have to say about compulsive nature of thinking ?

@@sumailaqureshi9262 Quran 2: 191, Kill them wherever you find them, and drive them out from where they drove you out, as Fitnah (to create disorder) is more severe than killing. However, do not fight them near Al-Masjid-ul-Harām (the Sacred Mosque in Makkah) unless they fight you there. However, if they fight you (there) you may kill them. Such is the reward of the disbelievers.

@@sumailaqureshi9262 our mind is just a tool producing concepts. The moment we identify with those concepts we reduce ourselves to a dead mental image. We create a false sense of identity based on memories and our conditioning. Removing this illusion from our life is of greatest significance, because otherwise we will colour and twist everything we see. Simply said, instead of investigating the nature of God and reality we should firstly investigate the nature of our mind, by which we want to know those dimensions. Quran has nothing to say on that subject. Quran isn't interested in deconditioning, because it is all about going deeper into the hypnosis of the mind.