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00:25Welcome dear viewers, your best segment is Islam and Muslims.
00:28This is our topic today and as a Muslim, what is the importance of religion for a Muslim?
00:36How important it is to understand it, how important it is to learn it?
00:38And as a Muslim, how strong and weak our relationship with Islam has become.
00:43We know this and our Lord also knows this.
00:46But despite this, He works with forgiveness.
00:48We do not refrain from disobeying Him.
00:51He does not refrain from showering us with blessings and mercy.
00:54In this world, if you get the attitude that if you do something bad to someone, he should do good to you.
01:01This does not happen.
01:02Allah loves us, He forgives us.
01:07But there are also the requirements of our relationship with our religion.
01:10That it should be understood, learned and executed properly.
01:14It is not that we are religious and religion is far away from us.
01:17So we have to bring our religion closer to us.
01:20Today, we have with us the renowned and great scholars of Pakistan.
01:25We have with us your beloved Mufti Muhammad Suhail Azam Jadid.
01:28Mufti Ahsan Naveed Niazi.
01:30And once again, we have with us the outstanding young man, Allama Ahmed Raza Yusuf.
01:35Your best segment.
01:36Mufti sahib, I would like to start the Qibla.
01:39In this regard, as a Muslim, what are the requirements of religion for a common Muslim?
01:45In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
01:47Peace and blessings of Allah be upon him and his companions.
01:51Salman bhai, as a Muslim, what are the requirements of religion?
01:58We should know.
02:00Remember that the requirements of religion are based on three things.
02:08Number one, beliefs.
02:10Number two, commandments.
02:12And number three, morals.
02:15Everything else is based on this.
02:19When it comes to beliefs, what are the principles?
02:23To believe in the oneness of Allah the Almighty.
02:26To accept the prophethood of the Prophet.
02:31To consider him as a prophet and messenger.
02:33To consider him as the last messenger.
02:34When it comes to beliefs, everything else is based on this.
02:40To believe in the attributes of Allah the Almighty.
02:43To love the Prophet.
02:46To believe in resurrection after death.
02:50To believe in the angels of Allah the Almighty.
02:52To believe in the resurrection of all the prophets and messengers.
02:57To believe in the good and bad of fate.
02:59Everything else is based on this.
03:02When it comes to beliefs, everything else is based on this.
03:04To believe in the oneness of Allah the Almighty.
03:07To accept the prophethood of the Prophet.
03:12Number two, commandments.
03:14There are two main things in commandments.
03:17Which we call do's and don'ts.
03:19Which we call do's and don'ts.
03:22What did Allah command?
03:24What did Allah forbid?
03:26Allah commanded us to pray.
03:29Allah commanded us to fast in the month of Ramadan.
03:36Allah commanded us to pay zakat once a year.
03:41Allah commanded us to perform hajj once a year.
03:46These are the commandments.
03:49To always speak the truth.
03:51To be faithful.
03:52To fulfill the covenant.
03:54Everything else is based on this.
03:57And the don'ts.
04:00Allah the Almighty forbade adultery.
04:03He forbade the use of pork.
04:07Allah the Almighty forbade alcohol.
04:11These are the things that are in themselves.
04:15There is no doubt about it.
04:17Other than this, lying is forbidden.
04:20Cheating is forbidden.
04:22In the same way, treachery is forbidden.
04:24Everything else is based on these.
04:26These are the commandments.
04:28And the do's and don'ts.
04:30Along with this, let's come to morality.
04:33What is in morality?
04:35How is your behavior with yourself?
04:39How is your behavior with your parents?
04:42How is your morality with your siblings?
04:45How is it with your children?
04:47How is it with your wife?
04:49How is it with your neighbors?
04:51How is it with the people around you?
04:53How is it with your friends and family?
04:56How is your behavior in business?
04:58These are all things.
05:00Now, what is the main thing in this?
05:02Do not lie.
05:03This is in morality.
05:04Always speak the truth.
05:05Be faithful.
05:06And never be treacherous.
05:08Fulfill the covenant.
05:09Do not break the promise.
05:11Do not cheat.
05:12Do not do this and that.
05:14Do not steal.
05:15Do not steal.
05:16Do not steal.
05:17That is, you have to earn lawful wealth.
05:21Do not earn wealth in a false way.
05:23And now, in morality, these are all things.
05:26Avoid lying.
05:27Avoid all superstitions.
05:29If someone practices these three things,
05:32beliefs, rules, and morality,
05:35then I think that the world will also change.
05:38The hereafter will also change.
05:39And when it is extremely easy,
05:41then a person will also be respected.
05:44Now, this is a separate thing that people have made so many religious necessities.
05:47That is a separate thing.
05:48Religious necessities are found everywhere.
05:51But for a person, to be respected in society.
05:54He is also respected.
05:56And he also has respect.
05:57Such are the human beliefs, morals, and the foundations of which you have told all three.
06:01I am Mufti Hassan Naveed Niazi.
06:03A common person is neither a jurist nor a Mujtahid.
06:06As a common person,
06:08As a common Muslim,
06:10What is his responsibility?
06:11In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
06:12Peace and blessings of Allah be upon His Beloved Muhammad and his family and companions.
06:15First of all, the responsibility of a common Muslim is that
06:18he recites the words of Allah and tries to understand them.
06:26In Surah Al-Qamar, Allah says,
06:28We have made this Qur'an easy to take advice from.
06:31So, is there anyone who takes advice?
06:33For advice, the Qur'an is really very easy.
06:36Advice can be taken.
06:37A person recites the Qur'an.
06:39It is the word of Allah.
06:40It was revealed because it is a book of guidance.
06:42Indeed, this Qur'an is a guide to Allah.
06:46No doubt, this Qur'an guides to the straightest path.
06:49It has also been said,
06:51Guidance for people.
06:52And it has also been said,
06:54Guidance for the pious.
06:56The pious benefit from its guidance.
06:59So, this Qur'an, which is the word of Allah,
07:02has been brought to us by Allah.
07:06It has been brought for our guidance.
07:08Reciting this Qur'an,
07:09contemplating on it,
07:11understanding it,
07:12and trying to act upon it,
07:14is the fundamental responsibility of every Muslim.
07:16For this, it is not necessary to be a jurist or a mujtahid.
07:19Whether you are a jurist or a mujtahid,
07:21or a common Muslim,
07:22the Qur'an is for everyone.
07:23Everyone has to act upon the Qur'an.
07:25The rest is fine.
07:26The benefit of being a jurist or a mujtahid is
07:28reasoning,
07:29deducing,
07:30and deducing from the commandments of the Shariah.
07:32That is the job of a jurist or a mujtahid.
07:34It is not the job of a common man.
07:35He may not deduce from it,
07:36but he may gain guidance.
07:38The things that have been said,
07:40the things that have been explained,
07:41to act upon them,
07:42for that there is no need to be a jurist or a mujtahid.
07:44The Qur'an says,
07:49Fear Allah,
07:50adopt righteousness,
07:51and speak the truth.
07:52For this, there is no need to be a jurist or a mujtahid.
07:55What does righteousness mean?
07:56To avoid disbelief,
07:57to avoid polytheism,
07:58to avoid sins,
07:59to avoid apostasy.
08:00For this, there is no need to be a jurist or a mujtahid.
08:01Avoid sin,
08:02and speak the truth.
08:03You are being told,
08:04speak the truth,
08:05speak the truth,
08:06everyone knows what lies are.
08:07In our society,
08:08there is no one
08:09who can say,
08:10I don't know anything.
08:13Because we Muslims
08:14were born in a society,
08:15whether we call it an Islamic society or not,
08:18it is a society of Muslims.
08:19So, everyone knows the basic teachings.
08:22The do's and don'ts are
08:23fundamentally clear.
08:25They are crystal clear.
08:26Do not lie,
08:27do not deceive,
08:28do not adulterate,
08:29do not cheat,
08:30do not spread mischief,
08:31do not be jealous of anyone,
08:33do not be misled,
08:34do not be arrogant,
08:36do not deceive,
08:37do not be jealous of anyone,
08:38do not cheat,
08:39do not be deceitful,
08:40do not be dishonorable,
08:41do not oppress,
08:42do not rob,
08:43do not rob,
08:44everyone knows this.
08:45There is no one
08:46who can say that
08:47I do not know these things.
08:48It is necessary to offer prayers,
08:49it is necessary to fast,
08:50it is necessary to pay zakat
08:51for allegiance to the companion,
08:54and it is necessary to perform hajj
08:56for the companion,
08:57everyone knows this.
08:58In this society,
08:59there is no one
09:00who can say like that,
09:02claim like this,
09:03that I do not know these things.
09:05These things are known to everyone, we just have to act upon them and study the Seerat-e-Tayyabah
09:10What was the style of Huzoor-e-Jaan-e-Alam-Ali-Sat-us-Sahib?
09:13We have to avoid futility.
09:17Huzoor-e-Jaan-e-Alam-Ali-Sat-us-Sahib said,
09:19One of the qualities of Islam is to leave what is useless.
09:24Leaving useless things and avoiding futility.
09:27An ordinary Muslim can do these things easily.
09:29We just have to act upon them.
09:31For the details and the details, the people of knowledge should turn towards it.
09:34For the matter that is needed.
09:39For that, the people of knowledge should turn towards it.
09:40But the common things, the simple basic things, everyone knows them.
09:45We just have to act upon them.
09:46The responsibility is to act upon them.
09:47What a good thing.
09:48Both of you have given a good foundation to the topic.
09:53You have given a foundation, you have given encouragement.
09:56To bring Muslims on their path.
09:58Alhamdulillah.
09:59The scholars are playing their best role.
10:03I have a question for Allama Ahmed Raza Yusuf.
10:06What is the real identity of a Muslim?
10:08Who should adopt it?
10:10He is also known as a poet of Islam.
10:12After the break, we will take the answer from Maulana.
10:16Once again, we are talking about the topic of Islam and Muslims.
10:20I had asked the question, what is the real identity of a Muslim?
10:23Who should adopt it?
10:25He is also known as a poet of Islam.
10:28Allama Ahmed Raza Yusuf is with us.
10:30Tell us.
10:31In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
10:32Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik alaih.
10:34A poet of Islam is known as a poet of signs.
10:37When we talk about signs, all the things in this universe are signs of Allah's existence.
10:44But there are some special signs which we call the poets of Allah.
10:49Which the Quran has called the poets of Allah.
10:51And which we also call the poets of Islam.
10:53All the discussions that took place just now, especially Mufti Suhail Amjadi,
10:57All of them are the part of the poets of Islam.
11:00And they are the identity of Muslims.
11:02For example, we get the Hadith of Jibreel.
11:04When Hazrat Jibreel came and asked the Prophet,
11:07What is Islam? What is Iman?
11:09The Prophet said the same things.
11:11That Allah is one.
11:13His Prophet Muhammad is his witness.
11:16To pray, to fast, to perform Hajj, to pay Zakat.
11:22Then to believe in Allah, the angels, the Prophets, the books of Allah,
11:26the Day of Judgment, the good and the bad.
11:29All of these are the identity of Muslims.
11:31So we can't say that the poets of Islam are limited.
11:36There are many of them.
11:38The scholars have divided them into four categories.
11:41Number one, the people who are the poets of Allah,
11:44The poets of Islam,
11:46Who have the Prophets,
11:48Who have the saints,
11:50Who are the companions of the Prophet,
11:52Who are the poets of Allah.
11:56So it is about them that they should be respected.
11:59So this is one category.
12:01The second category is the houses.
12:03And we see that there is a mountain of pages and pages.
12:05Which the Quran also called the poets of Allah.
12:07Then there is the house of Allah.
12:09And similarly, there is Muzdalifah.
12:11There is Mina.
12:13There is the field of Arafat.
12:15There are the mosques.
12:17The graves of the Prophets and the saints.
12:20Similarly, there are some special occasions that are the poets of Allah.
12:23Like the month of Ramadan.
12:25It should be respected.
12:27There is the month of Dhul Hijjah.
12:29There are the days of Tashreeq.
12:31There is Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Adha.
12:33So these are the days that are the poets of Allah.
12:35And at the end, there is one more thing that the scholars have stated.
12:38And that is the actions and worship.
12:40Like Namaz, Bajamat Namaz,
12:42Azaan, Iqamat, Masajid,
12:44Keeping a beard.
12:46These are also the poets of Allah.
12:48We have to take care of them.
12:50We have to respect them.
12:52Allah has stated,
12:54O you who believe,
12:56do not disrespect the poets of Allah.
12:58The poets of Islam.
13:00Do not disrespect them.
13:02So if someone disrespects them,
13:04disrespects them,
13:06then it can lead to Kufr.
13:08Absolutely right.
13:10Mufti Sahib, for a Muslim,
13:12is it permissible
13:14to call another Muslim a Kafir?
13:18This is clear from your question.
13:20How can a Muslim
13:22be called a Kafir?
13:24Right.
13:26This is the question that arises.
13:28This happens when
13:30every person
13:32becomes a religious scholar
13:34and comes to the market
13:36dressed as a scholar
13:38and opens his Fatwa shop.
13:40This happens then.
13:42Because he does not have the knowledge of principles.
13:44He does not have much knowledge.
13:47He has made his own
13:49requirements of religion.
13:51This is true.
13:53He has made his own condition.
13:55If you act on this, then fine.
13:57If you don't act on this, then you go.
13:59You are not a Muslim.
14:01He has made his own standard.
14:03You will see many people like this.
14:05Remember that
14:07not everyone is a Mufti.
14:09It is not necessary that every scholar
14:11is a Mufti.
14:13Even after doing the course of a religious scholar,
14:15he sits in a big Mufti's shop
14:17and then
14:19realizes the Fatwa.
14:21Secondly,
14:23what does this mean?
14:25Not every religious scholar
14:27can give a Fatwa like this.
14:29When a Mufti gives a Fatwa,
14:31he does it very carefully.
14:33He gives it after a lot of thinking.
14:35He gives it after a lot of research.
14:37It is not that he gives the Fatwa
14:39by raising his head.
14:41When it comes to the requirements of religion,
14:44we have made our own standards.
14:46If you act on this,
14:48then fine.
14:50If you don't act on this,
14:52then you are not a Muslim.
14:54The Fatwa market in our country
14:56is very hot.
14:58You will find Fatwas everywhere.
15:00It should be like this.
15:02Especially,
15:04when it comes to Fatwa,
15:06when it comes to giving a Fatwa
15:08about being a sinner,
15:10or being a Fasiq or Fajir,
15:12or when it comes to giving a Fatwa
15:14about being a disbeliever,
15:16not everyone should have the authority
15:18to give a Fatwa.
15:20If a Mufti is big,
15:22if he is trusted by everyone,
15:24if he is a great Mufti,
15:26then he should have the right
15:28to give a Fatwa.
15:30Not everyone has this right.
15:32If someone calls a Muslim
15:34a Kafir,
15:36just like a person abuses
15:38a person,
15:41if he is a Kafir,
15:43then he will go.
15:45He will go to the person
15:47who calls him a Kafir.
15:49If he is not a Kafir,
15:51then he will come back to you.
15:53Just give me a one-liner.
15:55A person who has read the Kalima,
15:57has accepted Allah as one,
15:59and has accepted you as the last Prophet.
16:01There is no compromise here.
16:03He has accepted you as the last Prophet.
16:05That person is a Muslim.
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26:17If there was a joy in
26:21being with God,
26:23what would it be?
26:25If the joy was in
26:27No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
26:57No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
27:27So, what should we do?
27:29Namaz?
27:30What is the question?
27:32Tell us further, lady.
27:34She has a pain in her knee.
27:36So, what should we do further?
27:38Is it a question of Namaz or what?
27:40Let's go.
27:42We have one more caller with us.
27:44Assalamu alaikum.
27:46Walaikum salam.
27:48Sir, what is your question?
27:50Sir, in the morning, the market is open.
27:52Okay.
27:55What time is the market open?
27:57The market is open at the time of Azan.
27:59Azan was going on?
28:01Yes.
28:02Azan was going on.
28:04It was necessary to eat dates and drink water.
28:06We could have fasted without it, brother.
28:08Azan was also going on.
28:10Let's go, Mufti Sahib will tell us.
28:12One more caller is with us.
28:14Assalamu alaikum.
28:16Assalamu alaikum.
28:18Okay, my question is that
28:20I am from Kashmir.
28:22What is your question?
28:24I have 14-15 tolas of jewellery.
28:26Okay.
28:28I don't have hair.
28:30Okay.
28:32I want to pay Zakat, but I don't have hair.
28:34I also have some loans.
28:36Can I delay it?
28:38How much is your loan?
28:40I can ask you.
28:42The loan is around 12-13 lakhs.
28:44Okay, 12-13 lakhs means 4 tolas.
28:46Is it a temporary loan?
28:48Do you have to pay it immediately?
28:50Do you have to pay it immediately?
28:52Or do you have to pay it monthly?
28:54I have to pay it immediately.
28:5612-13 lakhs.
28:58Approximately 4 tolas.
29:00There is also a loan on it.
29:02Okay, let's include one more caller.
29:04Assalamu alaikum.
29:06What a nice voice.
29:08Assalamu alaikum.
29:10Assalamu alaikum.
29:12What is your question?
29:14My question is that
29:16I have 12 lakhs of cash.
29:18Apart from this,
29:20I have some jewellery.
29:22Four rings and a chain.
29:24Do I have to pay Zakat on it?
29:26How much is the jewellery?
29:28How much is the gold?
29:30The gold is not that much.
29:32The jewellery I use has two rings
29:34and one chain.
29:36Okay.
29:38Roughly, it is gold and
29:4012 lakhs of cash.
29:42What is the Zakat?
29:44Assalamu alaikum.
29:46Assalamu alaikum.
29:48Assalamu alaikum.
29:50Assalamu alaikum.
29:52What is your question?
29:54My question is that
29:56what happens to a person
29:58who spits in his mouth
30:00if he can't swallow it?
30:02We will tell you.
30:04We have one more caller with us.
30:06Let's take the callers in the break.
30:08It is time for Azan-e-Asr.
30:10Qari Zafar Qasimi will give
30:12Azan-e-Asr from Karachi Studio.
30:14We will return after Azan-e-Asr.
30:16It will be a segment.
30:18You can call us in the break.
30:20You can ask questions
30:22to Mufti Muhammad Suhail Azam Jadid.