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0:21Alhamdulillah.
0:23Welcome to another episode of Hayad
0:25Show, where we discuss religion and
0:27politics, the two least controversial
0:29subjects. As always, I'm your host,
0:31Daniel Hayu, and today we're going to
0:34talk about the recent outrage that has
0:37sprung up on social media on women's
0:41education and my position on women's
0:44education, which is that it's been a
0:46disaster for the human race. This is
0:48something that I have been saying for a
0:51long time. um decades now basically. But
0:56in terms of my public position on this,
0:58I've had a entire debate with a feminist
1:01on women's education. You might have
1:03seen it on the channel. My wife and I
1:06have both uh discussed extensively on
1:09the reasoning for this, why women's
1:11education is so problematic and
1:13something that should be opposed. And
1:15we've given religious arguments for
1:17this. given rational arguments,
1:19scientific, psychological arguments for
1:22this. And uh some people may not have
1:26seen this material. They might not be
1:28familiar with the argumentation. Um and
1:30so this is what we want to discuss
1:33today. I want to reiterate some of the
1:36main points I've made in the past about
1:39women's education and why it is
1:41detrimental to society u both Muslim and
1:45non-Muslim society and I want to really
1:48explain this clearly so that people
1:51understand even if they disagree
1:54I want the people who in good faith
1:56don't understand my perspective on this
1:59to be given a full elaboration of the
2:03logic of it and so that they can at
2:06least even if they ultimately don't
2:08agree with that with with the
2:10conclusion, they can at least speak
2:12about it in a more informed way. Of
2:14course, there's going to be a lot of
2:15people who are just simply too biased,
2:18too brainwashed, too emotional, uh too
2:21much of a s unfortunately with some of
2:24these brothers uh who they're Muslim,
2:27but they just don't understand like
2:28basic logic. They don't understand
2:30Islam. they've been so brainwashed that
2:32they don't even realize it. Uh they're
2:35not they're not going to be convinced
2:36unfortunately. So that's fine. You know,
2:38we leave the riff raff uh to continue
2:42singing, whatever. But we want to
2:44discredit them intellectually,
2:46Islamically.
2:47And I want to bring you a lot of
2:49information in this episode to help you
2:52navigate uh this very important, this
2:54very critical discussion.
2:58um the one of the main issues of our
3:00times as I'll explain
3:02and uh we have to be clear on this as
3:06Muslims. Um so I'm going to give you a
3:10brief presentation. I'm going to answer
3:13some of the common rebuttals or common
3:16objections to my argument and then we're
3:20going to react to some material uh that
3:24has been posted against me online. We're
3:26going to react to it inshallah and then
3:29uh we won't have time to go through this
3:32part of the argument but I'm going to
3:34share with you inshallah maybe next week
3:38probably next week inshallah uh
3:40statements from the preodern classical
3:44scholars on women's education. What did
3:47they say about educating women? What did
3:49they say about teaching women how to
3:51write? How to actually write? You'll be
3:54surprised that uh some of the major
3:57scholars based on a hadith
4:00um said that gave fatwa that we
4:03shouldn't teach women how to write. Uh
4:06it's permissible but it shouldn't be
4:08done. It should be avoided. So we're
4:10going to look at some of those hadith
4:11and it's going to blow the minds of a
4:13lot of these simps.
4:15And really the the simps are the
4:17problem. It's the men who are the
4:19problem. Women by their nature follow.
4:21But unfortunately, it's these simps that
4:23are uh giving women this kind of
4:26empowerment that is causing so much
4:28damage. So, if we can address the simp
4:31problem, that's like more than 50% of
4:33the problem uh is just making the simps
4:37understand and if they won't understand,
4:38then just like dominating them uh in
4:41debate, in our discourse. So, that's
4:44what we're going to do inshallah uh
4:46starting with this. And I encourage you
4:48like when you look online and you look
4:51at social media, I don't know if it's
4:53bots. I don't know if this is like a
4:55Zionist ploy. I don't know what's going
4:57on, but there's been this resurgence of
5:00feminist attitudes, feminists and simps.
5:03And we covered it on the last show last
5:06week on this kind of pink cherry Islam.
5:10And these women uh Muslim women are so
5:14uh empowered in spreading kufur like
5:17absolute kufur disbelief
5:20blasphemous statements and they have no
5:23shame at all to just go online and start
5:26commenting making Tik Tok videos uh
5:29advertising their kufur with no shame.
5:32What has created this disaster? What has
5:35created this disaster? Maybe it's a
5:38scop. You know, that's something that I
5:40speculated that maybe this is something
5:42that is being pushed deliberately by the
5:46algorithm to undermine Muslim
5:48communities and Muslim society. Um, the
5:51empowerment of women, making women these
5:53kinds of uh aggressive beasts that
5:56spread kufur and uh mock the religion.
6:00Like maybe it's a scop. I don't know.
6:02Like I think that it's a bigger social
6:05problem and it comes from men not laying
6:08down the law, men not being uh actually
6:12willing to uphold the Islamic principles
6:15of patriarchy.
6:18So I think this is something that
6:20desperately needs to be addressed. It's
6:21becoming a crisis. If it hasn't been a
6:24crisis for 200 years, it's becoming like
6:26an acute crisis. And maybe this is the
6:28leadup to dal to the antichrist. We know
6:31that most of the followers of the
6:34antichrist are going to be women as
6:36stayed by the prophet sallallahu alaihi
6:37wasallam. So we're going to uh talk
6:40about this in a systematic way. I'm
6:42going to give you some food for thought
6:43inshallah. And I want to know what you
6:45have to think about all this. So leave
6:48me your comments. Leave me a super chat
6:50if you want to prioritize your comment
6:53in the chat and uh we'll discuss it.
6:58Uh so and also don't forget to subscribe
7:00to the channel, like the video. You know
7:03who else is talking about this by the
7:05way? Who else? I really don't see anyone
7:09who has gone on a jihad against women's
7:12education in the same way that Muslim
7:14skeptic has. Myself, my wife, and the
7:17Muslim skeptic team. Like we're leading
7:19a jihad against women's education and
7:21women's empowerment
7:23uh for the sake of Allah. Who else is
7:26doing it? So if you appreciate that and
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7:48content that has come out uh during the
7:51week. and uh yeah so let's get started
7:55with the discussion. So
7:59what is important to understand is the
8:01overall logic
8:03that we're operating under the
8:05underlying assumption of what we're
8:07talking about here when it comes to
8:10women's education because it's not just
8:13one issue in isolation. there's a bigger
8:16point that you have to understand. And
8:18if you don't understand this point, then
8:20you're not going to get
8:22the whole argument. Okay, this is like
8:25the principle, the underlying principle
8:28that you have to accept as a Muslim
8:31first of all, but just as a rational
8:34person when you're considering this
8:36subject of female education. And that's
8:39the point of patriarchy.
8:42Okay, patriarchy is so critical
8:46um for us to understand. We have to
8:49understand it in two ways. First of all,
8:53patriarchy is what does it mean? Let's
8:56define it. Patriarchy means the
8:58authority of men. Men lead the family.
9:02Men lead society. Men are the
9:05authorities.
9:07They are the ones who have authority.
9:10meaning that they the final decision
9:12lies with them. Non-compliance is
9:16punished by them. So they have to have a
9:18certain amount of power that they can
9:20use. And ultimately the responsibility
9:23falls on them. If things don't go right,
9:26they are the ones who are accountable
9:28for this. That's what patriarchy means.
9:31The leadership and the authority of men
9:34within society, within family, within,
9:37you know, the ummah at large. And this
9:40that is that is what patriarchy is.
9:43Feminism and liberalism disagree with
9:45this and they reject this. They reject
9:48patriarchy. Why? Because patriarchy
9:51creates inequality
9:53between men and women. Inequality on the
9:57basis of gender. This cannot be
9:59tolerated according to liberalism. And
10:03liberalism. How do we define liberalism?
10:05Liberalism is the ideology that says we
10:09have to maximize freedom and equality in
10:12society. We have to maximize the whole
10:15point of morality.
10:18The whole point of right and wrong is
10:21not what God defines, not what the Bible
10:24or the Quran or any religion defines.
10:26Right and wrong is defined by maximizing
10:30freedom and maximizing equality. Okay,
10:33that's that's liberal morality. That's
10:36liberalism, philosophical liberalism,
10:38right? I'm not talking about liberalism
10:39in terms of left-wing and right-wing.
10:42So, patriarchy goes contrary to
10:47liberalism because it creates an
10:48inequality. There is a hierarchy. Men
10:51are in authority and they have power
10:53over women. This is unjust.
10:57This is unequal. It's not equitable. And
11:01therefore it has to be abolished. It has
11:03to be destroyed. We have to destroy the
11:04patriarchy so that men and women are
11:07equal partners. Men, women, and all the
11:09other genders that exist. They're all
11:11equal, right? And they share equal
11:14authority. It has to be democratic. It
11:16has to be pluralistic, etc., etc. Okay?
11:19Because that maximizes equality of all
11:22people. Islam rejects this. Islam
11:26rejects this because Islam says that men
11:29are authorities over women. This is
11:30explicit in the Quran.
11:35Okay. Men are their authorities over and
11:39leaders over women. This is explicit
11:43in the Quran.
11:46Okay. The surah on women.
11:49Uh verse 34.
11:52And it's laid out very plainly, very
11:54clearly in that verse. And it's also
11:57expressed in the laws of Islam. The laws
12:00that Allah has legislated in terms of
12:03the authority of the husband. Okay. The
12:06authority of the father, the authority
12:09of the uh Khalifa, the caiff who is can
12:14only be a man. Okay. in terms of witness
12:18testimony and distribution of
12:20inheritance. All of this is determined
12:24uh is patriarchal according to the Quran
12:27and the Sunnah of the prophet sallallahu
12:30alaihi wasallam. And I can give you a
12:32long list of verses. I can give you a
12:35long list of hadith. And that's not what
12:38I want to do for this episode, okay?
12:41Because I assume that you know some of
12:43these basics.
12:45uh but I want to explain the underlying
12:47logic
12:49okay so that you understand at least
12:50understand that
12:53so Islam grants men leadership Islam
12:57grants men guardianship
13:00and then in addition to all of that
13:02Islam this is very important to
13:04understand okay the difference between
13:07Islamic conception of the world Islamic
13:10ontology the Islamic paradigm versus a
13:14non Muslim modernist liberal paradigm,
13:18liberal ontology.
13:20Islam actually
13:23says that men acquiring resources is
13:27something that's virtuous.
13:30Men acquiring resources
13:32in terms of material wealth so that they
13:35can spend it on their families. That's
13:38something virtuous. That's something
13:40that's good. Whereas women are not
13:44actually uh praised for that. Women are
13:47not specifically tasked with acquiring
13:51resources and material wealth to spend
13:54on their family because they don't have
13:56that responsibility. Allah does not
13:59place a responsibility
14:01on women on females to provide for their
14:04children in terms of like house,
14:08shelter, food, clothing. Women are not
14:11responsible for that. They don't have
14:13that duty. Okay? Women aren't
14:16responsible for taking care of
14:18protecting
14:20in terms of their uh protection from
14:23outside forces, outside threats. Women
14:26aren't tasked with that compared to men.
14:29Men have that responsibility. In fact,
14:32this is seen as virtuous. There are
14:34hadith about the virtues of men, for
14:36example, who provide for their
14:38daughters.
14:40Okay. The hadith, the famous hadith of
14:42the prophet sallall alaihi wasallam, the
14:44uh man, the Muslim man who raises two
14:48daughters and h has a gives them a good
14:51upbringing,
14:53provides for them, takes care of them, I
14:55guarantee them Jenna for those men who
14:58are taking care of their daughters.
15:01Okay? Many other hadith like this
15:03because there's a virtue for a man. And
15:05so this is like in the sense in terms of
15:09when you think of the ultimate
15:12uh goal of a Muslim
15:15whether male or female we know is to
15:18achieve the pleasure of Allah to worship
15:21Allah our creator
15:24but Islam also assigns virtues to
15:26certain things things that are just for
15:29the sake of terms of uh acquiring
15:34resources having a salary
15:37And and when it comes to those things,
15:39it's gender specific. Men
15:43uh are praised for acquiring resources
15:46that they spend on their family.
15:50This is important distinction because
15:51it's actually a gender bias. It's a
15:54gender difference in Islam. bring me the
15:57hadith, okay, that praise men for this
16:00activity of acquiring resources and
16:02spending on their family. And you're not
16:04going to find equivalent body of hadith
16:07that are praising women for specifically
16:10that kind of behavior. Okay? And there
16:14are reasons for this. There are reasons
16:16for this. And we can go now from the
16:19Islamic what Islam considers virtuous
16:22what Islam praises what Islam prescribes
16:25and we can look at human nature
16:27because everything that Islam prescribes
16:30is in concordance is in line with human
16:32nature patriarchy itself is in line with
16:36human nature
16:39and this is also to understand because
16:41we don't just have to give an Islamic
16:42argument we can give an argument
16:45appealing to human nature, human
16:47psychology, human behavior, human
16:49history, human anthropology. If you look
16:51at human anthropology,
16:54you'll find THAT EVERY SINGLE SOCIETY,
16:57every single civilization in history in
17:01for all of recorded human history has
17:03been patriarchal. There hasn't been a
17:06single matriarchal society in history.
17:11This is a fact. This is a fact. Okay?
17:15You can fact check me on and what people
17:18mistake is that okay well what about
17:20matrinal societies. Yeah there are
17:23matrinal societies but a matrinal
17:26society is not a matriarchal society. Do
17:28you know the difference? Matrinal has to
17:32do with how you establish lineage. So
17:35there are cultures and there have been
17:38different groups in history that were
17:40matrinal. Jews are example like Jews you
17:43you are a Jew on the basis of your
17:47mother being a Jew the Nessab you could
17:51say or the the lineage goes through the
17:53mother primarily the the female line
17:57that's matrinal but Jews are not Judaism
18:00is not a matriarchal religion it's
18:02matrinal it's not matriarchal it's still
18:04patriarchal men still have authority
18:08so all societies in history, all human
18:13groups and civilizations have been
18:15patriarchal. Why do you think that is?
18:18Why do you think that is? The only
18:19explanation that you can give is because
18:21that's what humans naturally tend to do.
18:24When humans organize themselves into
18:27groups and they establish communities
18:29and societies and nations and
18:31civilizations,
18:33they tend towards patriarchy, towards
18:36men's authority. And there are
18:38biological reasons for this. The same is
18:41found in the animal kingdom amongst
18:44animals. Okay? On any kind of uh within
18:48any kind of fila or kingdom within the
18:51within organisms more broadly living
18:54things you see uh males
18:58tend to be dominant.
19:01Okay. There are counter examples when
19:03when it comes to animal community. But
19:05is it because these animals have been
19:08indoctrinated
19:09by you know the um you know the
19:13misogynists
19:14within the animal kingdom? Like is
19:17misogyny like directing the behavior of
19:20you know the chickens
19:23and the root and the uh chimpanzees and
19:27the dolphins
19:30and the ants and the insects. Like is it
19:33is it misogyny
19:35and a hatred for women? No. It's just
19:37natural. It's natural for men to be in
19:40authority. And there are biological
19:42reasons for this. Most basic of it being
19:44that men, males are bigger and they're
19:48stronger. Women are weaker. Women get
19:50pregnant and carry uh children
19:54and when they're pregnant they are
19:56vulnerable,
19:57they're vulnerable and they need someone
19:59to protect and provide for them which is
20:01the male. Okay? So they they have this
20:04dependence on the male that the male
20:07doesn't have for the female. So this is
20:09creates a parity. It creates a
20:12inequality. The inequality is there in
20:15the inherent nature because of
20:18reproduction between males and females.
20:21So this is why this is the biological
20:23basis for patriarchy. This is why we see
20:26it universally.
20:29Okay. So that the other thing to
20:33understand is the psychology of it.
20:36And and this is something that when I
20:38debate feminists, I always make this
20:41point and you can you can watch it in
20:43the debates I've had on the channel with
20:45feminists. It's like that you you if you
20:48as a feminist are so against the
20:50patriarchy, why don't you institute that
20:53in your own life or why don't you
20:56advocate for that? Because women can
20:58very easily dismantle the patriarchy.
21:01How? How so? Well, a woman in terms of
21:05her personal preference
21:07for who she decides to mate with and who
21:10she decides to take as a as a mate, as a
21:13partner, she can decide to mate with and
21:16partner with a man who is smaller than
21:20she is, weaker than she is, less
21:23intelligence than she is, a weaker
21:27submissive man. She can make that
21:30decision. she can make the decision to
21:33marry a male spouse who is just going to
21:39stay at home. You know, he's just going
21:40to stay at home and he's going to, you
21:44know, just cook and clean and he's just
21:47going to be available, you know, in the
21:48bedroom. That's his that's his job.
21:52There there are plenty of men who are
21:54more than happy to have that kind of
21:56role. Be like a house husband.
22:00If women want to destroy the patriarchy,
22:02just marry those types of men
22:06and ignore the Chads. Okay? Ignore the
22:09big, strong, dominant men who make a lot
22:12of money, who who make more money than
22:14you, who are smarter than you, who are
22:15bigger and stronger than you. Ignore
22:18those men. allow those men to basically
22:20die out without reproducing, without
22:22passing on their misogyny
22:25and instead marry and reproduce the weak
22:29men who are just going to be house
22:30husbands. Women in terms of their
22:33reproductive choices can actually
22:36single-handedly destroy the patriarch.
22:39Why don't they do it? Why don't they do
22:41it? You know, you have all these Tik Tok
22:43women talking about pink cherry Islam,
22:47okay? saying, "Oh, I'm a woman. I want
22:50four husbands.
22:52I want to have four husbands and I'm
22:53going to go out to work and when I come
22:55home, they better better be ready for
22:57me. There better be a hot meal on the
23:00table. They better better be ready to
23:02satisfy me." Okay, this is the mockery
23:05that they make of the patriarchy, these
23:07women on TikTok. But they actually won't
23:10do that. They actually won't wouldn't do
23:13that. They would never do that. You
23:15think that any of these women would
23:18pursue resources like go out eight hours
23:21a day for their job, make money, come
23:24home and spend it on a man? You think
23:26women would actually not only one man
23:28but multiple men and the men are just at
23:30home cooking and cleaning?
23:33You think that's what these women would
23:35support? They would never support that.
23:38They would never support that because
23:40that's not in the female nature.
23:44Women don't have the nature of taking
23:47care of men. It actually offends them.
23:51But viscerally, they're disgusted by the
23:55thought
23:56of spending their money to help a
24:00helpless man who doesn't have the means.
24:03He doesn't have the resources.
24:06He's penniles. He has to rely on her to
24:09provide him, to feed him, to shelter
24:11him, to clothe him. Just describing it
24:14gives women the ick. Just thinking about
24:18it gives women the ick the idea of
24:20having to take care of a man.
24:23And not just like non-Muslim Muslim
24:25women, okay? Whereas Muslim men or men
24:28in general naturally
24:30tell them, "Yeah, there's this woman,
24:32okay? She's penniless. She's poor.
24:36Okay, she is weak. She's vulnerable. She
24:41needs a man to take care of her. Do you
24:43know how many men would jump at that
24:44opportunity?
24:46You know how many men would jump? Oh
24:48yeah, she's a young lady, penniless,
24:52helpless, no education, no job. All she
24:57can do is cook and clean. Will you marry
25:00her and provide for her for the rest of
25:02her life? Provide food and shelter and
25:05clothes and like give her everything
25:06that she needs for the rest of her life.
25:09You know that that actually attracts
25:11men. that actually excites men. They
25:13actually want to do that because that's
25:15in their nature and that's and Islam,
25:18you know, Islam from our creator who has
25:20created males and females and their
25:23inherent behaviors, tendencies, natures
25:26has praised men for that. It's virtuous
25:29for men to do that. There's no virtue
25:31for women to, you know, take, you know,
25:34weak men under their wing and start
25:36providing for them and supporting them
25:38in that way.
25:40So this is very important to understand
25:43that patriarchy is hardwired into the
25:47human uh nature into human nature how we
25:51are created. You cannot escape
25:53patriarchy. Even the most hardcore
25:55feminist deep down in her bones she is
25:59in favor of patriarchy. She'll never
26:01admit that. But it's actually
26:03demonstrated through her choices.
26:06through her choices, who she decides to
26:08partner with,
26:10how she spends her money, how she's
26:13willing to spend her money,
26:16those her actions are going to speak
26:18louder than words, louder than the Tik
26:22Tok videos that she puts out.
26:25Um, her actions actually betray her
26:28feminism and her supposed
26:30egalitarianism.
26:33Okay. So this this is what patriarchy
26:35is. It's hardwired and it leads to human
26:38flourishing.
26:40It leads to human flourishing. It leads
26:43to stable families. It leads to stable
26:46societies.
26:49Patriarchy. Patriarchy is critical for
26:52maintaining healthy families and
26:54societies and civilizations.
26:58And when patriarchy is undermined
27:01through female empowerment,
27:03that's when families collapse. That's
27:05when society collaps. That's when
27:07civilization collapses.
27:10And again, there are many proofs and
27:12evidences of this, but I need you to
27:14understand the logic. Okay? Why does
27:17family collapse
27:20when you undermine patriarchy? I've
27:22already given you the answer. I've
27:25already given you the answer very
27:26clearly. The family,
27:29okay, requires this pair, the male and
27:33the female to be in a strong bond, to be
27:36in a bond. They have to pair bond on the
27:40basis of attraction. They're attracted
27:42to each other. And I've already told you
27:44that the the man the male is is
27:47attracted to wanting to take care of a
27:50vulnerable female. And the female is
27:52attracted to a strong man who will take
27:55care of her, who will provide for her,
27:57who will give her everything that she
27:59wants, more and more resources. That's
28:02what she is attracted to. This is known
28:05as hypergamy. Okay, this is the
28:06technical term for it. But hypergamy is
28:09what creates a strong pair bond. When
28:12hypergamy is undermined,
28:15then that pair bond will become weaker
28:17and eventually it will fail. And when it
28:19fails then the family will fall apart.
28:23Do you understand this? Because this is
28:25so critical. Okay, this is critical not
28:28only to the uh family or the marriage
28:31being maintained, being stable and
28:33lasting over time. It's also critical
28:35for the happiness of everyone involved.
28:37The happiness of the man, the happiness
28:39of the woman, the happiness of the
28:41children, their flourishing depends on
28:44hypergamy,
28:45on this hierarchy, this difference
28:48between the male and the female.
28:51Everything depends on that hierarchy,
28:54that power differential, the authority
28:56of the man. Okay? He has the authority
29:00because he has the responsibility. He
29:02has to have the ability to provide to
29:06acquire those resources to spend on the
29:08family. When women acquire resources,
29:11they don't spend it on their families.
29:13They don't spend it on their husbands.
29:16Like I said, that gives them the ick.
29:18They're disgusted by that.
29:20That is the most un ideal situation for
29:23women. And that's why you see women not
29:25marrying husbands who are just going to
29:27be house husbands relying on their wives
29:29to provide for their shelter and their
29:31food and their clothes and their
29:33entertainment or whatever else. You
29:35don't see that. You don't see that in
29:37history. You don't see that today. You
29:39don't see that with these Tik Tok
29:40feminists.
29:44What you see is this hierarchy, this
29:47this difference in men acquiring
29:49resources and providing for their
29:51families. And if they're doing that
29:54work, if they're doing that kind of uh
29:57service,
29:59then of course they have to have the
30:00authority.
30:02Of course they have to have that
30:03authority. The injustice of these
30:05feminists and of the liberal system as a
30:08whole is that they want men to be these
30:11slaves to provide everything. Okay? To
30:15acquire resources to provide a lavish
30:18lifestyle for the women who deserve it.
30:20You know, they're queens. they deserve
30:21it. And the women to still be queens and
30:24have all the authority, have all the
30:26authority or equal authority, which is
30:29also offensive. It's offensive to our
30:32sense of justice.
30:34And it's dysfunctional. It's
30:36dysfunctional because as soon as a
30:38woman, okay, acquires that same level of
30:42authority as her husband, whether it's
30:45because she has a job, she has
30:47credentials, okay, she has higher
30:50education,
30:51that hypergamy
30:54evaporates. It's lost. You create
30:56equality in the marriage. And that
30:59equality results in less attraction.
31:03She's less attracted to him. She feels
31:06like she can do better. I can have a
31:08stronger husband than this. He's making
31:10as much money as I am. He has as much
31:12authority as I do.
31:16And so those marriages don't last. They
31:18end up in divorce. And how many examples
31:20have I shared with you over the years,
31:22okay? on Reddit for example where Muslim
31:25women and Muslim men I think on one of
31:28these shows I talked to you about an
31:30indepth example of a man who was
31:33encouraging his wife to get more and
31:35more educated get more and more uh in
31:37terms of career advancement she got her
31:40degree she went and got a job advance in
31:44the career on the career ladder because
31:46of a permit of action that promotes
31:48women over men and then she was getting
31:51a salary more than he was she lost
31:54attraction to him. She lost attraction
31:57to him and she started lusting uh and
31:59thirsting over the male CEOs, the male
32:03VPs at her company
32:06and uh he just became less attractive
32:08and she dumped him. She divorced him and
32:11took everything.
32:13Okay, this is what happens to the simps.
32:15But why does it happen? That's what you
32:16need to understand. Why does it happen?
32:18is because hypergamy
32:21is uh the the hypergamous nature of the
32:24relationship is undermined because of
32:26the female empowerment
32:28by dissolving the hierarchy, dissolving
32:31the power differential. That power
32:34differential is so critical, so crucial.
32:38And that's exactly what liberalism and
32:40feminism cannot stand is a power
32:43differential, is a hierarchy. Yet it's
32:45so critical for the success and the
32:47flourishing of marriages and families
32:49and human society and civilization as a
32:52whole.
32:53So this is the underlying logic that if
32:57you understand this, if you understand
33:00these points, you understand everything
33:03else regarding women's education.
33:10Why? Because women's education
33:12leads to empowerment. Anything that
33:16leads to empowerment is going to
33:19undermine the patriarchy. It's going to
33:21undermine power differential. It's going
33:24to undermine the authority of the men,
33:27the authority of the husband.
33:31That's the point.
33:33That's the point. So education, okay, my
33:38problem with education,
33:40okay, is that it undermines empowerment
33:44or it undermines patriarchy and the
33:46power differential. It also leads to a
33:49delay
33:51because of the way that education is
33:53structured today. Pursuing education
33:55means you go to school, grade school, 12
33:59years. You graduate when you're 18 years
34:01old. You go to college.
34:04After college, you go into a career.
34:07Otherwise, the college is a waste. You
34:08spend all that money and all that time
34:10for nothing. You go pursue a career.
34:14And all of that delays marriage.
34:17Okay? It delays marriage. It delays
34:20having children. And this is a disaster.
34:22This has been a disaster. And even the
34:24non-Muslims are recognizing that this is
34:27a disaster.
34:30They talk about it in terms of fertility
34:32rates. They talk about it as the death
34:34of marriage. No one wants to get
34:35married. Uh in fact, no one wants to
34:38pair bond even beyond marriage. You have
34:41this crisis of incelss. They they just
34:44can't find a partner.
34:47Men who can't find a partner. Why?
34:49Because the women are busy pursuing a
34:52career. Okay, they're busy pursuing
34:55education and then career and then
34:57career advancement. This masculineizes
35:00them. So many of them don't even have
35:03the same attraction to men that they
35:05would otherwise. And even if that they
35:07do have attraction to men, they're
35:09gaining resources and they're gaining
35:11education. And that hypergamy that they
35:13have, that desire for the highpowered,
35:17high status man pushes them to compete
35:20for the top 5%. The top 5%, the top 10%
35:25of the Chads, the men who are bigger,
35:28taller,
35:29has to be over six foot, making six
35:32figures, and have the six-pack. All of
35:34that attraction that they have is only
35:36is limited for the top 5%.
35:40the top 10%.
35:42At most, 90%. So you have 90% of women
35:46or 80% of women competing for the top
35:4810%. Where does that leave 90% of men?
35:52It leaves them without a partner. It
35:53leaves them to be insults.
35:57While these women are just fornicating
35:58with Chads. They're just fornicating
36:01with Chad. One night stands.
36:04And and this is what um pair bonding
36:08has amounted to in the modern day. This
36:10is a huge problem. This is a huge
36:13problem and this is something that has
36:15been increasingly noted by you know the
36:18red pill movement, the manosphere
36:22and people have a lot of problems with
36:24the manosphere. They have a pro a lot of
36:26problems with the red pill. And yeah,
36:28there there are like my biggest problem
36:30with the red pill in the manosphere is
36:32that it's been like taken over by
36:34retards like Andrew Tate. Like it's been
36:37taken over by people like Andrew Tate
36:39who have just turned these important
36:41points about uh hypergamy, about the
36:46reproductive strategy of men versus
36:48women, the gender differences, and the
36:50way that men and women are treated, etc.
36:52They've turned this into like a big
36:54joke. They've turned this into like a
36:56meme, which makes it so much easier to
36:58be dismissed
37:01uh by more serious people, by more
37:03serious institutions. Like that's the
37:05problem with the red pill movement and
37:06the red pill movement also not having
37:08any moral anchor, not actually having
37:11any kind of moral basis to uh guide
37:15people. That's what Islam provides.
37:17Islam provides a model for okay this is
37:19how you establish marriage and family
37:22and society. It gives you the blueprint.
37:24It gives you guidance from the Quran and
37:26Sunnah. Whereas the manosphere and
37:29Andrew Tate like they're lost people.
37:31Like okay they've realized that feminism
37:34has problems and that society is really
37:36messed up for these reasons in large
37:39part because of gyocracy and uh
37:42gyocentrism and feminism. But what's the
37:45answer? what's the solution? They can't
37:48provide that because they don't have and
37:50they don't appeal to uh the divine
37:52guidance that comes from the prophetic
37:55example and from the Quran.
37:58So that's that's my problem with red
38:00pill. Not that the underlying points
38:02about hypergamy
38:04uh patriarchy are not valid. Those are
38:07valid. They just muddle it. They just
38:08muddle it and they've turned it into a
38:10meme and that's why it's actually uh
38:13being crushed on social media. um
38:16increasingly today. Like I felt like the
38:18heyday of red pill was maybe in 2020 or
38:222021
38:24and then you know Andrew Tate started
38:25getting very popular like and things
38:29just have declined. They've declined and
38:31now we're in like this chud era of Trump
38:34and him destroying the country. And so
38:36it's like they've been discredited
38:38basically this MAGA type
38:41um far right uh faright association with
38:46Red Pill, it's been a disaster. Anyway,
38:49that's that's besides the point.
38:52Okay. So if you understand like I said
38:56how empowerment undermines hypergamy,
38:59how empowerment undermines power
39:01differential, how empowerment undermines
39:03patriarchy, then you realize that and
39:05you can only conclude that female
39:07empowerment is actually a disaster for
39:10the human race. It's a disaster for
39:12societies. Um it's a disaster for
39:15families. All of the problems that you
39:17see with the marriage rate, the divorce
39:19rate, incelss, the proliferation of uh
39:23promiscuity specifically of young girls,
39:27the lack of children, like the collapse
39:30of the fertility rate, the spread of all
39:33kinds of degeneracy, diseases, STDs,
39:36etc. Like all of that is associated with
39:40the fall of patriarchy,
39:43the empower and and that's associated
39:45with the empowerment of women.
39:49So this is this is something extremely
39:51serious and it's very relevant for
39:54Muslims. Why? Because Muslim societies
39:58are being affected by this increasingly.
40:01Okay? Muslim societies that have been
40:03traditionally patriarchal now have
40:05increasingly started to adopt feminist
40:08perspectives on gender roles, gender
40:11rights, the empowerment of women, the
40:14education of women, etc. Uh affirmative
40:17action to promote women, women's public
40:20visibility in society. And this has this
40:24is creating Muslim societies that are
40:26now uh following the Jews and the
40:29Christians down the lizard hole.
40:32and the way that they organized their
40:33marriages and their families etc. Okay,
40:36this is the scourge of feminism. And now
40:38all the problems that we see, the blight
40:42of feminism that we see in the west is
40:45being transferred is being transmitted
40:47to Muslims. And the Muslims
40:49unfortunately in many of these countries
40:51are so willing to accept that so willing
40:54to accept it wholesale and not
40:57understand what the problem even is.
41:01That's why it's so important. It's why
41:02it's so important to understand the
41:05underlying logic, okay? Why patriarchy
41:07is important and why female empowerment
41:09will destroy that. As our societies
41:11become less patriarchal, that's when
41:14these problems are going to crop up
41:15increasingly.
41:17And uh it's happening. It's happening.
41:19If you look at the marriage rates, the
41:21divorce rates, the fertility rates, the
41:24satisfaction within marriage uh in many
41:27Muslim countries in the whether it's the
41:30Arab world, whether it's in South Asia,
41:31whether it's in Southeast Asia, whether
41:33it's in Central Asia, whether it's in
41:34Africa, all of it is trending in the
41:37same direction. Okay? more female
41:40empowerment,
41:41more destruction for uh these important
41:44metrics, dunya metrics in terms of
41:47happiness in the dunya. Okay, this is
41:50this is the problem. So
41:53um
41:59the other point that I was making on um
42:02important point that I made on uh
42:05Twitter is the cognitive aspect of
42:09women's education. Okay. Um, this is
42:12separate from the patriarchy point
42:14because there are studies that show and
42:16I posted on Twitter, I posted on on
42:18Telegram that show how much of female
42:22psychology and cognition is impacted by
42:25being mothers
42:27by by actually being becoming pregnant,
42:29having children. It's something that is
42:32critical for female psychology and
42:34psychological health.
42:37When you delay motherhood because you
42:40your most fertile reproductive years as
42:43a woman, okay, and you know your teenage
42:46years, early teenage years to age 18,
42:4919,
42:51those are your more most productive,
42:54reproductively fertile years. You're
42:56spending that in school and then you're
42:59going in getting a college degree and
43:00then you're going into a job. You're not
43:03having children. Okay? These are
43:05mutually exclusive. You can't be a
43:07full-time student or work full-time and
43:09also be pregnant and also have children
43:12and raise children.
43:15You're delaying that. So, that has a
43:17psychological effect. That has a
43:19cognitive effect
43:21and women end up becoming depressed.
43:24They end up having higher incidences of
43:27mental health problems, depression, and
43:30they also lose their femininity
43:32being female. And a lot of females uh
43:35personality traits are correlated with
43:38being pregnant with being pregnant and
43:40having children. Instead, so many of
43:43these women are on birth control.
43:46They're nuking their hormones. They're
43:49nuking their natural hormonal balance.
43:53They're delaying motherhood.
43:55They many of them also are promiscuous.
43:58They have multiple partners. That is
44:00associated with a lot of other problems
44:01as well.
44:03And so they have become masculineized.
44:05They're no longer female. This is the
44:07kind this is a kind of transgender
44:09operation on society. Women are being
44:12turned into men
44:15and education and the idea of career
44:17pursuit, career advancement
44:20that is what is contributing to that.
44:25So this is something that is uh
44:28affecting so many within society. It is
44:32causing a crisis and we have the
44:34solution as Muslims. We have the answer
44:36as Muslims not just in a theoretical
44:39sense like we have very concrete
44:42guidance on what are gender roles. Look
44:45at how many hadith praise women for
44:48being mothers.
44:50Jenna is under the feet of mothers. The
44:53preference that Muslims should have for
44:55taking care of their mothers.
44:58the hadith about um the woman who is
45:01obedient to her husband and she and her
45:05husband is pleased with her can enter
45:08Jenna from any gate that she wishes any
45:11of the gates of Jenna. She can just go
45:12through any gate that she wishes for the
45:15simple reason that her husband was
45:17pleased with her. These are the types of
45:19hadith that you see that you don't see
45:21hadith that are praising women for
45:24pursuing uh material wealth or pursuing
45:28like even like religious knowledge. You
45:30don't see hadith that are praising women
45:32to go travel the world go travel the
45:36world to seek knowledge to seek hadith
45:38to seek knowledge from all you know from
45:41near and far like you don't see hadith
45:42like that and you don't see that
45:44behavior actually by from Muslims in
45:46preodernity. We'll come back to that.
45:49We'll we'll come back to the religious
45:50education component.
45:53Uh but this is the difference. This is
45:56the difference. Um that a Muslim woman,
46:01okay? Like you might think that a Muslim
46:03woman to be more feminine,
46:07oh maybe if she reads more hadith about,
46:10you know, being a good Muslim woman or
46:13reading more Quran, memorizing more
46:15Quran, that's going to make her more
46:17feminine.
46:18No, actually that's not the case. Like
46:20her psychology, like her femininity is
46:23dependent on getting married, okay?
46:26Being a obedient wife, having children.
46:32That those behaviors create a
46:34psychological state.
46:37And that psychological state is of
46:40motherhood and being a obedient wife.
46:42That's what's going to lead to Jenna.
46:44That's actually going to lead her.
46:46That's the most efficient path to Jenna.
46:50That's what Islam prescribes. That's
46:52what Islam is telling women to do.
46:58So
46:59the opposite, like what counteracts that
47:02in a very concrete, very clear-cut way
47:04is pursuing education, spending year
47:08after year after year getting these
47:10degrees, going into the career world.
47:14That is what uh undermines all of this.
47:17It undermines the potential for a happy
47:21successful marriage because it
47:22undermines hypergamy. It also undermines
47:25the uh femininity that Allah has endowed
47:28you with as a woman. Ultimately, it's
47:32going to impact your happiness.
47:35And you know, happiness of women is not
47:37the end all beall. Okay. What about the
47:40happiness of men? What about the
47:41happiness of children? Those are that's
47:43also important. But even in terms of if
47:46we just restricted ourselves to what
47:47makes women the most happy, the most
47:49satisfied.
47:51All the survey results show that even
47:55the least happy people, the least happy
47:58women actually are women who are
48:00childless and unmarried.
48:04And I'll share you, you know, one part
48:06one particular survey that showed this.
48:40So you see this
48:51okay women women's happiness by marital
48:53status and children ages 18 to 55. The
48:58unmarried women on the right side who
49:00have no children, they have the
49:031/4th of them are not too happy. Okay.
49:08And then um but the most happy the one
49:12the women who are very happy the ones
49:15who are married and have children at
49:1640%.
49:18But even these numbers, I don't think
49:20you know women self-report
49:23differently. But if you look at the
49:25usage of anti-depressants, like it's a
49:27lot more than 25%
49:30of single women are on anti-depressants.
49:33Like way more. It's more like 50%.
49:37Unmarried are on anti-depressants.
49:39So you know even if we restricted
49:42ourselves to what makes women the most
49:43happy
49:45um it's getting married and having
49:48children. So but what contradicts that
49:50what actually sabotages that is being in
49:54school. Okay. So you when you are at
49:57your peak of marriage ability in terms
50:00of your peak attractiveness and
50:02therefore you can acquire the best
50:04husband will take the best care of you
50:07who you will be the most attracted to.
50:09You are sacrificing your peak years by
50:14going to school.
50:17This makes no sense when this is going
50:20to counteract and sabotage your ability
50:23for achieving long-term happiness by
50:26getting married earlier, having more
50:28children. And this is something that you
50:31can observe as well. Um, having more
50:34children actually makes your wife
50:38less of a feminist.
50:41The more children that your wife has,
50:43and this is something that has been
50:44observed, people have observed this. I
50:47observed this. The more children that
50:49your wife has, the less feminist
50:51tendencies that she's going to have
50:53because the natural psychology
50:57of women, the natural femininity is
51:00increased the more children that she
51:03has. Okay, I don't know the exact
51:05mechanism. I don't know the exact
51:06hormonal pathway, but this is something
51:09that you can observe.
51:11So if you but the amount of children
51:13that a woman can have is determined by
51:16how early she gets married. So if she's
51:19getting married in her late 20s, she
51:22because of her fertility window, okay,
51:25she's only going to be able to have
51:26children for another 12 years. Okay, her
51:30late 20s to late 30s, okay? By 37, 38,
51:3539, it becomes much more difficult to
51:37have children and there's much higher
51:39likelihood of having uh different kind
51:41of congenital disorders and problems in
51:44pregnancy
51:46um the older that she gets. So in terms
51:48of her fertile years, there's a window,
51:52okay? There's a fertility window that
51:53ends at age 37 38. If she marries at age
51:5628, in that 10 years and she's also
52:00going to be working, she's going to max
52:02have one or two children, maybe three.
52:06If you look at Muslim history, if you
52:08look at even our families, you know, if
52:09you go back two generations, three
52:11generations, the women are having five,
52:14six, seven, eight, nine children.
52:19And especially amongst Arabs, okay? Have
52:21you seen Palestinians? Any of you have
52:23Palestinian friends? you know how many
52:25children they have. Palestinians are
52:26just you know average is seven eight
52:29children mashallah okay in the previous
52:32generation the previous generation
52:35um so this is and those women our
52:38grandmothers and our great-grandmothers
52:40were far more feminine okay far more
52:43feminine far more um agreeable
52:47far more loving wives and mothers that
52:51their psychology was affected by their
52:53motherhood
52:56Do we do we not want that? Do we not
52:58want to preserve that lifestyle?
53:01And this is what's so funny about uh
53:04people who claim like, "Oh, we believe
53:06in the Quran and Sunnah. We there like a
53:08lot of these Wahhabis, okay, for
53:10example, oh, we believe in the Quran and
53:12Sunnah. Sunnah is so important." Like,
53:14you don't even understand the Sunnah.
53:16like what they understand the sunnah to
53:17be is like when they're online and they
53:20like search for a hadith uh so that they
53:23can make an argument to take another
53:24Muslim like that's what they think about
53:26is the sunnah okay in reality the sunnah
53:30is a way of life is a way of life that's
53:33been preserved over time okay the people
53:36who were practicing the sunnah the way
53:38of life of the prophet sallallahu alaihi
53:40wasallam the sahaba the salah okay that
53:43way of life was the standard
53:46for Muslim societies prior to modernity.
53:50Okay, prior to modernity and the
53:53evisceration and the mutilation of the
53:56Muslim way of life, okay, by bringing in
54:00feminism, by bringing in careerism and
54:03in terms of women's empowerment and
54:04women's education like that mutilated
54:07the sunnah. If you want to see the
54:08sunnah of marriage, if you want to see
54:10the sunnah of motherhood, look at our
54:13grandparents and our great-grandparents.
54:15Just two or three generations ago, you
54:17will see the sunnah, what the sunnah was
54:20in terms of they them marrying early.
54:23You know, they were getting married when
54:25they were 12, 13, 14 years old. They
54:27were having seven, eight, nine, 10
54:30children.
54:32Some of them were polygamous. They had
54:34multiple wives. Okay?
54:37women stayed at home. That's the sunnah.
54:40Okay. So, how can you be a proponent of
54:43the sunnah,
54:45but you want female education and female
54:47empowerment and you want these Muslim
54:50women to go get their BA and MA and PhD
54:54and it doesn't matter if it's in secular
54:56subjects or in religious subjects. You
54:58want women to go and like study at Ozar
55:01University and get a BA, a MA, a PhD at
55:04Azhar University or Islamic University
55:06of Medina. That's the sunnah.
55:10Show me who amongst our grandparents and
55:13our great-grandparents were doing that.
55:15Our grandmothers, our
55:16great-grandmothers, who is doing that?
55:18Show me, show me that sunnah. No, this
55:20is a bid. You've invented it. You've
55:22just adopted it and you're trying to
55:25Islamicize it. You're trying to say,
55:26"Oh, no. This is what Islam Islam
55:28doesn't have this kind of female
55:30empowerment.
55:32There's no female empowerment in Islam
55:36as far as career advancement and
55:38attaining credentials and pursuing a
55:40career, acquiring resources.
55:42That's not promoted in Islam because
55:44Islam knows and the Muslims historically
55:48knew that a woman who acquires
55:50resources, it's just for herself. It's
55:52just for serving her herself
55:54narcissistically.
55:56That's what we see today. All these
55:59non-married childless women, they're
56:01pursuing their career. They're just
56:03enriching themselves. And if you tell
56:05them, hey, why don't you spend that
56:06money on a house husband? They're
56:09disgusted by that. They get the ick from
56:10that. They reject that. They don't want
56:12that. They want to get the Chad. They
56:13want to get someone who is making even
56:14more money than them so that they that
56:18Chad husband can spend more money on
56:20them.
56:22This is the kind of materialism that has
56:24been adopted by some of these Muslims.
56:28Unfortunately, some of these Muslims who
56:29claim, oh, they care so much about Quran
56:31and Sunnah. Some of these compassionate
56:33imams like, "Oh, we care so much about
56:34the Quran and Sunnah." What is the
56:36sunnah? The sunnah is like here let me
56:39have let me give you story time about oh
56:42the sahabiat the female companions they
56:45were leaders and they were warriors and
56:48they were CEOs fortune 500 CEOs like
56:52that's the sunnah no it's not that's not
56:56the that's not the sunnah at all you
56:59you're actually importing feminism
57:01because of your inferiority complex
57:04to the west You're importing feminism
57:07and you're trying to Islamicize it.
57:09You're saying, "Oh, we have we have
57:10feminism, too.
57:14This is abomination. This is disaster.
57:17It's disgusting.
57:19We have to we have to fight against it."
57:26Okay.
57:29So, there's also a really good article
57:32that we just published today. It's from
57:34a a relatively new writer. Maybe you've
57:36seen his articles for Muslim skeptic,
57:39uh, Jebrail, okay, or or Gibl,
57:45okay? He's a good brother, mashallah.
57:47his articles. He's he's published about
57:49four of them so far, but his latest one
57:52is specifically about the early Muslim
57:56encounters with feminism, talking about
57:59some of the Ottoman era reforms where
58:02Western education and western schools
58:04were introduced into the Ottoman Empire
58:07and Muslims started to attend these
58:09western schools and women's education
58:12was promoted and he situates that in
58:15context of colonialism in the 19th
58:17centure. century and how this was
58:19resisted by some of the uh sultans like
58:23Sultan Abdul Hamid and the more
58:25conservative traditional Muslim
58:28scholars. But it's a really good read.
58:29Go to Muslimskeepic.com,
58:31read uh that article. Um very
58:35informative. He brings a lot of
58:36historical sources. So you see that this
58:39is a problem that we've been dealing
58:40with since the 19th century. say
58:45150 years ago, over 150 years ago. And
58:48we're still dealing with it. We're still
58:50dealing with it. And one of the
58:52interesting points that the article
58:53makes, by the way, is this idea of
58:54tarbata.
58:56Tarba, like our conception of education
58:59versus tarba. And this is significant
59:02like
59:04is something important. Tarbia mean how
59:07the upbringing, the upbringing of
59:10children, male and female.
59:13And the
59:16acquiring of proper
59:19okay we know that your character is so
59:22important in Islam
59:24character and we know that who had the
59:26best character was the prophet
59:27sallallahu alaihi wasallam.
59:29So acquiring good character and
59:32imparting this to children that's what
59:34ta is and that's something that has been
59:38universal in the history of Islam the
59:39importance of
59:42for both males and females but we don't
59:46see a conflation and we should not
59:48conflate and mix up the idea of
59:52schooling
59:53going to school going to an institution
59:56that's set up in a very specific way And
59:58um Khaled has done a lot of work on this
1:00:01and videos on this actually in the past
1:00:03about when did modern schooling arise.
1:00:06This idea that you go to a classroom uh
1:00:09for eight hours a day with your age
1:00:12group, you know, all the first graders
1:00:14in one class, second graders in another
1:00:16class, third graders in another class.
1:00:18You study like these specific subjects.
1:00:20Like where did that concept come from?
1:00:22Where did that institution come from?
1:00:24It's fairly recent. It's, you know, only
1:00:26about 200 years old.
1:00:28And and this is something that Muslims
1:00:31or the ones who care so much about the
1:00:33Quran and Sunnah, okay, are now
1:00:35defending uh tooth and nail, okay, so
1:00:39aggressively. We have to have this
1:00:40education for women. It's it's a product
1:00:43of Europe for the past 200 years in the
1:00:45modern period. This is this is what
1:00:47Islam requires. What Islam mandates for
1:00:51women, for girls, this is ludicrous.
1:00:54Okay. So, okay. So much of the positive
1:00:58qualities of of good behavior
1:01:02uh good treatment of others like being a
1:01:05good person Islamically has to do with
1:01:08your your and that comes from that comes
1:01:11from a good upbringing. How do you up
1:01:14raise your children to have these values
1:01:17to have this? And this is what many
1:01:19scholars will discuss. You know someone
1:01:21like for example in the
1:01:26has long discussion on proper raising of
1:01:29children both male and female. But this
1:01:32is something that we have to distinguish
1:01:35from the modern European educational
1:01:39system that's driven towards vocation
1:01:41and schooling.
1:01:43Okay. So that's that's very important.
1:01:45The article talks a little about a bit
1:01:47about that.
1:01:49So now I want to talk about some of the
1:01:52objections. Okay. First I want to look
1:01:55at your super chats and then we want to
1:01:56get to the objection portion. Okay.
1:01:58Because maybe oh this sounds all well
1:02:00and good Daniel. But what about these
1:02:02objections? These pressing objections.
1:02:04How do you respond? And so that's going
1:02:07to be in the second half of the show
1:02:08inshallah. But for now, let's look at
1:02:11your super chats and your commentary. I
1:02:13want to see what you have to think. I'm
1:02:15gonna prioritize the comments on women's
1:02:18education first.
1:02:35Really good comment.
1:02:37Amir says, "One empowered man can take
1:02:40poor women out of poverty via marriage.
1:02:43One empowered woman can take Louis
1:02:45Vuitton, Gucci, and Coach CEOs out of
1:02:47poverty via consumer spending."
1:02:50Very true. Very true. I like that. I
1:02:53like the way that's expressed. And this
1:02:56is not just theoretical like this is
1:02:57some this is a lived reality. And it
1:03:00again, it has to do with women's nature.
1:03:03It has to do with women's nature. When a
1:03:05woman is empowered because she has that
1:03:07degree and she has this career that
1:03:09she's acquired through affirmative
1:03:11action,
1:03:12not because she's more qualified than a
1:03:14man. Um, she gets that six figure salary
1:03:18and she spends it on herself. She spends
1:03:20it on uh fashion, on cars, on vacations,
1:03:24on cosmetics,
1:03:27on self-care, on her psychotherapist,
1:03:30okay? Her counselor. like this is what
1:03:32women are spending all this money on.
1:03:35Okay? Whereas men when they acquire
1:03:37money, men when they acquire money, they
1:03:39want to get married. They want to get
1:03:41married. And the richer that they get,
1:03:43the more women they want to marry and
1:03:45take care of, okay, that's part of their
1:03:48character that men, okay, even if you
1:03:50have like a very misundrous perspective
1:03:53on men, okay, like men are just pigs,
1:03:56you know, men only want one thing and
1:03:58it's disgusting. Like even if you have
1:04:00that kind of negative uh perception of
1:04:04men, even those pigs and those perverts,
1:04:06like they spend on the women that
1:04:08they're, you know, using in that way.
1:04:11They still spend on them and they feed
1:04:14them and they take care of them like
1:04:16because that's that's just in men's
1:04:17nature.
1:04:21Brother BXE, how's it going, bro? May
1:04:23Allah send salawat upon the prophet
1:04:25Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam.
1:04:27Thank you for that reminder, bro. Should
1:04:30always send salawat
1:04:33on the prophetatam
1:04:38McMillan's disciple. How's it going,
1:04:40bro? I noticed white men now oppose
1:04:42women's education more than Muslims do.
1:04:44What causes Muslims to lag behind the
1:04:46paradigm ships we are seeing today?
1:04:48Yeah, it's a humiliation. Okay, we have
1:04:51the guidance and this is what I'm going
1:04:52to show you next week.
1:04:56I'll show you next week the scholars
1:04:59okay the preodern scholars like
1:05:04okay with with his famous fatwa on women
1:05:07learning how to write should we should
1:05:10we be teaching women how to write what
1:05:12we see in the practice of Muslims
1:05:16historically like you don't even have to
1:05:18go to ibi or these other classical
1:05:21scholars just look at your grandmother
1:05:24and your great-g grandandmother and how
1:05:25she lived, how they lived in their
1:05:27societies. So, we have the blueprint, we
1:05:30have the lived reality, the lived
1:05:33example, and we still throw that away
1:05:36uh to ape the west, to ape and follow
1:05:40them down the lizard hole. It's a
1:05:42humiliation.
1:05:45Um,
1:05:48let's see.
1:05:50Lord Mel, how's it going, bro? Uh, hope
1:05:52you're good. I've been making some
1:05:55Islamic videos lately. Just making
1:05:57reputations and short vids. She Zoomer.
1:06:00Okay, we'll check it out. Shehikh Zoomer
1:06:03is your channel. Everyone check out
1:06:04Sheikh Zoomer.
1:06:06Uh that's his channel. Subscribe and
1:06:08watch what Lord Miclin has to say. I' I
1:06:10watched some of the reputations already,
1:06:12I think, on Twitter on X. So, everyone
1:06:16check out the YouTube of Lord Miclin.
1:06:29See,
1:06:31thank you for the super sticker. Parvies
1:06:36Muslim mode says, "I support women
1:06:38education. Send them to wife school at
1:06:40Alsta. can't wait to educate my wife
1:06:43into being maintaining a Islamic
1:06:45submissive lifestyle and never let her
1:06:47get leverage over me because I live in
1:06:50the west.
1:06:53I don't know if that sounds a little bit
1:06:55sarcastic.
1:06:56Sounds like you're being facicious, but
1:06:58I'm going to read it as if you're uh
1:07:01this is the you're speaking forthrightly
1:07:03and genuinely that yeah, if you let her
1:07:06get leverage over you in the west, it's
1:07:09basically illegal actually illegal
1:07:12nowadays to have any kind of leverage
1:07:14over women to have any kind of power
1:07:16differential over women. They have like
1:07:18that's a component of it I didn't talk
1:07:20about because of the feminist system and
1:07:21the feminist laws that we have like any
1:07:24type of power differential that you have
1:07:26over women is categorized as abuse is
1:07:29categorized as abuse and they are going
1:07:33to prosecute you and now they they're
1:07:36even pursuing laws where you don't even
1:07:38have to be married to the woman. Okay?
1:07:40Even if you're in any type of
1:07:42relationship with a woman,
1:07:44long-term relationship, uh she can now
1:07:47take you to court. This is this is the
1:07:49new frontier in feminist western law.
1:07:52You're in any type of relationship. It
1:07:54doesn't have to be marriage. It doesn't
1:07:55have to be actually registered with the
1:07:58state. Nothing like just the
1:08:00relationship with a woman. And uh she
1:08:02claims that you've abused her. Uh you've
1:08:06abused her emotionally.
1:08:08uh you've abused her financially in any
1:08:11way. If there's any kind of power
1:08:13differential, she can take you to court
1:08:15and she can extract more money from you.
1:08:18She can actually um make you suffer in
1:08:22the courts on the basis of these laws.
1:08:26So there's no there's no escape. And
1:08:28even if you try to avoid women, okay, if
1:08:31you interact women at any time, she can
1:08:33accuse you of raping her, sexually
1:08:35assaulting her. That's what the Me Too
1:08:37movement was about, right? Believe all
1:08:39women. So, even you're not even you
1:08:42don't have a relationship with the
1:08:43woman. You're not married to the woman.
1:08:45She's just in your workplace and she
1:08:47accuses you, her manager, her boss, of,
1:08:51you know, inappropriate remark. You
1:08:54looked at her the wrong way. You made
1:08:55her feel like she's not appreciated,
1:08:58that she's not valued. You basically
1:09:00assaulted her, bro.
1:09:03Um, they can take you to court. Okay?
1:09:05You can get fired. You can be me too.
1:09:07Fired from your job. She can sue you.
1:09:10So, so even like there's no tolerable
1:09:14level of power differential between men
1:09:17and women in today's society.
1:09:19That's what feminism has created. And
1:09:21then you have these Muslim simps who are
1:09:24so blind to this reality and what's
1:09:26actually happening that they will
1:09:30denounce me or they'll counter signal me
1:09:33and they want to promote like women's
1:09:35empowerment. Like how blind are you? How
1:09:37dumb are you? Uh and a lot of them won't
1:09:40find out the reality until they get
1:09:43divorced raped themselves. Until they
1:09:44get me too themselves and then they come
1:09:46crawling back. Then they come crawling
1:09:48back and it's happened many times. sorry
1:09:50to report, okay, that Daniel was
1:09:53vindicated again. It happens all the
1:09:55time. These Muslim men who say that,
1:09:58Daniel, I used to think that you're a
1:09:59misogynist. I used to think that you
1:10:01just hate women, that you don't care
1:10:02about Islam. You're just like an agent.
1:10:06And then my wife destroyed me. My wife
1:10:09destroyed me, took me to court, took my
1:10:10kids away,
1:10:12made me suffer. I'm still suffering. And
1:10:14I realized that you're you're actually
1:10:16right. You're actually right. I I can't
1:10:19tell you how many times Muslim men have
1:10:20messaged me with this with this kind of
1:10:24regret.
1:10:33Okay. So the real
1:10:36this is something that actually forgot
1:10:38to talk about. So we'll talk about that.
1:10:41Uh people confuse learning or becoming.
1:10:46Okay. So this is the this is the point
1:10:48that people are confused about. So let's
1:10:51look at this.
1:10:55Is there a difference between pursuing
1:10:57secular education versus a religious
1:11:00education?
1:11:02And if you understood everything that I
1:11:05said
1:11:07about empowerment
1:11:10and power differential being necessary
1:11:12for patriarchy and the health of society
1:11:15through patriarchy, you know the answer.
1:11:18It's not just secular credentials that
1:11:21are problematic. Anything that empowers
1:11:24women. So getting that BA from Ozar
1:11:28University or going to that madrasa and
1:11:30getting that uh thoseat and becoming a a
1:11:35mua
1:11:37okaya
1:11:39that's also empowerment that's also a
1:11:42problem that also is delaying um getting
1:11:45married and and being a mother
1:11:48I'm also against that I'm against women
1:11:51going and pursuing these degrees to
1:11:52become I'm against completely against
1:11:55that for the same reason. For the same
1:11:58reason.
1:12:01Do you understand this?
1:12:04So people, so let me react to this clip,
1:12:09okay? Because this is what
1:12:11this is one of the simps that were
1:12:13raging.
1:12:16So let me react to it. Hold on.
1:12:35Okay, you guys remember this guy
1:12:42call he calls me male claims women can't
1:12:45be trusted, right? Too scared to even
1:12:48say my name. Uh uh. So he reacted in his
1:12:51hoodie. Oh yeah, real real men wear
1:12:54hoodies
1:12:56and are from the streets. Real thugs.
1:12:59Okay, let's see what this hoodie guy has
1:13:01to say.
1:13:04All female education, both secular and
1:13:08religious. The religious education is
1:13:10also a big problem unfortunately because
1:13:13when these women go into the madrasa and
1:13:16they get these advanced degrees or they
1:13:18get jazza that's empowering women and
1:13:21the problem is with empowering women.
1:13:23When you empower women she's going to
1:13:25start issuing fatwa okay making rulings
1:13:29to further empower women. So this is the
1:13:32exact type of ignorant, ragebait, anti-
1:13:36dawa that not only pushes certain people
1:13:38away from Islam, but it also provoked
1:13:41women to rage bait back. Firstly, the
1:13:44Quran tells us the exact opposite of
1:13:46what he claims. Allah tells us it's only
1:13:48those who have knowledge among his
1:13:50slaves that fear Allah. The more
1:13:52knowledge someone has, the more Allah
1:13:54increases their rank and the more they
1:13:56fear their Lord. Whereas he claims the
1:13:58exact opposite. He says the more that
1:14:01women learn about Allah, the less
1:14:02they're going to fear Allah because
1:14:04they're going to use that knowledge to
1:14:06misrepresent the religion for the
1:14:08benefit.
1:14:10So this is the stupidity of someone like
1:14:13Sagid and these simps. Where is
1:14:16knowledge of Allah, okay, mentioned by
1:14:19me, okay, in in the clip that he's
1:14:21reacting to, I'm specifically talking
1:14:24about the pursuit through going to a
1:14:27madrasa, going to these institutions,
1:14:29pursuing these degrees,
1:14:32that kind of full-time pursuit
1:14:35of knowledge, religious knowledge. Where
1:14:37is that promoted in Islam? Okay. And
1:14:41Sagid claims that he cares about the
1:14:43Quran and Sunnah, right? He claims that.
1:14:46Okay. Historically, where do you see
1:14:49like this is the proof, okay, that the
1:14:51the Muslims throughout history,
1:14:53including the Sahabah, including the
1:14:55Salaf, they have my perspective on
1:14:57female education, okay? If these if the
1:15:01if the Muslims for,200 years okay prior
1:15:05to modernity had sagg's conception of oh
1:15:08we need to oh these Muslim women uh they
1:15:12need more knowledge of Allah so they can
1:15:13have more tawa. So let's send them to
1:15:17pursue hadith. Okay. They need to travel
1:15:20long distances to learn hadith, memorize
1:15:23hadith like the male scholars do, like
1:15:25the muadithun do, the traveling long
1:15:29distances to go study with Imam Malik,
1:15:31to go study from Imam Ahmed. They're
1:15:34going long distances to collect hadith,
1:15:37okay, and compile them like IM Bkari,
1:15:39Imam Muslim, okay? If they had that kind
1:15:43of egalitarian concept, egalitarian
1:15:46conception of men acquiring religious
1:15:49knowledge versus women acquiring
1:15:52religious knowledge, why don't we see
1:15:54the female equivalent of Imam Bkari, of
1:15:58Imam Muslim, of Imam Malik, of all of
1:16:02these classical scholars.
1:16:04You don't see that actually. You don't
1:16:06see women being encouraged to pursue
1:16:10knowledge. Okay. Why? Because women,
1:16:13first of all, in the Quran, Allah is
1:16:16telling women inah to stay in the home.
1:16:20Okay? Stay in the home. That's the
1:16:22command of Allah to the female
1:16:24believers.
1:16:26And we've discussed this ayah of the
1:16:28Quran and the of this ayah of the Quran
1:16:31as well. But women have modesty
1:16:34requirements. Okay? Women can't just
1:16:36travel the world, okay, to acquire
1:16:39hadith or to pursue knowledge.
1:16:41Okay, they are limited because of
1:16:43modesty restrictions
1:16:45and you don't and this is one of the big
1:16:47reasons that you don't see
1:16:50uh the the female equivalent of these
1:16:53scholars of the male scholars.
1:16:57So they weren't actually pursuing
1:16:59religious knowledge in the same way. The
1:17:01very few knowledgeable women that you
1:17:04see, relatively few knowledgeable Muslim
1:17:09female scholars that you see who
1:17:10transmitted hadith for example in
1:17:13Islamic history. Where did they acquire
1:17:15their knowledge? Did they acquire their
1:17:17knowledge by pursuing you know going to
1:17:19the madrasa, traveling to pursue Islamic
1:17:23education, going uh from city to city,
1:17:27going to Mecca and Medina? Is that how
1:17:29they acquired their knowledge? No. They
1:17:32acquired their knowledge through either
1:17:34their fathers or their husbands.
1:17:38They acquired their knowledge through
1:17:39their fathers or their husbands. That's
1:17:42almost without exception. Any kind of
1:17:45major female scholar that you see
1:17:47historically, they acquired that from a
1:17:50male family member that they're with.
1:17:52Okay? They're with that male family
1:17:54member in his home. And you see this
1:17:57with the mothers of the believers, okay?
1:18:01The wives of the prophet. They acquired
1:18:03their knowledge not by going to the
1:18:05Islamic University of Medina, not by
1:18:08going to Ozar University, not going to
1:18:10Darum Dioend.
1:18:12That's not how they acquire their
1:18:14knowledge. They acquired their knowledge
1:18:15by being the wives of the prophet
1:18:17sallallahu alaihi wasallam. And that's
1:18:20the model. Okay, that's the model of uh
1:18:23women pursuing religious knowledge. It
1:18:26is through their male family members,
1:18:28either their fathers or their husbands.
1:18:32And you'll notice that that kind of
1:18:34pursuit of Islamic knowledge preserves
1:18:37hypergamy. It preserves patriarchy
1:18:40because no matter how much she learns
1:18:41from her father and her husband, she's
1:18:43not going to overpass him. She's not
1:18:45going to learn more or be more
1:18:47knowledgeable than him because all of
1:18:49her knowledge she's acquiring through
1:18:51him.
1:18:52If you understand Islamic pedagogy, if
1:18:55you understand the transmission of
1:18:57knowledge in Islam, okay, instead of
1:19:00having this western conception of elm of
1:19:02of knowledge, you'll understand the
1:19:05ontology of knowledge transmission and
1:19:07how a a daughter learning from her
1:19:10father or a wife learning from her
1:19:12husband preserves authority, preserves
1:19:15the power differential, the knowledge
1:19:17differential, preserves patriarchy.
1:19:20That's the difference. what buffoons and
1:19:23simps claim like they're just back
1:19:25projecting a western model. Okay. Oh,
1:19:29Islamic knowledge is so important. Okay.
1:19:32That's why our women need to be pushed
1:19:34to go and study in the Madrasa and go
1:19:37and get that BA from Azhar or the
1:19:39Islamic University of Medina so they can
1:19:42be medal simple
1:19:52committing genocide and allying with
1:19:54Israel. Okay? Because anyone who like
1:19:58any female who's following Saget is
1:20:01going to be a medkali as well. Okay,
1:20:03it's going to be a bootlicker running
1:20:06cover for these Gulf regimes. That's
1:20:09besides the point. But that this is a
1:20:11western projection. Like people like
1:20:13Sajid, these simps are so brainwashed.
1:20:15They don't understand how brainwashed
1:20:17they are. They have no conception of
1:20:19sunnah. If you had conception of sunnah,
1:20:21you'd actually be concerned with looking
1:20:23at Muslim societies for centuries. Okay,
1:20:26go to the period of the salaf. Uh, limit
1:20:29yourself to the period of the salah.
1:20:31Show me how many of these Muslim women
1:20:34in the period of the salah and do a
1:20:36proportion. Okay, how many of them were
1:20:37getting married at 12, 13, 14 versus how
1:20:41many of them were going and traveling to
1:20:43acquire hadith and jazz.
1:20:47If if these uh if the Salaf had your
1:20:51conception of knowledge and your
1:20:53conception of the importance of pursuing
1:20:55knowledge, you should see a lot more,
1:20:56right? You should see a lot more
1:20:58proportionally
1:21:00of these women amongst the Salaf who
1:21:02were actually traveling
1:21:05uh to learn from non-Mams.
1:21:08But you don't see that. But you don't
1:21:10see that. Okay. What you see is that the
1:21:13ones who were the alimas, okay, of the
1:21:17salah, they they became alima by
1:21:19learning from their husbands, by
1:21:21learning from their husbands, by
1:21:23learning from their fathers.
1:21:26Almost almost without exception. Okay,
1:21:29so the modern conception of female
1:21:33empowerment through going and getting a
1:21:35BA,
1:21:36if you're a Muslim woman, okay, and I'll
1:21:39give you some results, okay? a lot of
1:21:41Muslim women through watching uh Muslim
1:21:45skeptic content, especially the content
1:21:47from Khaled, my wife, taking courses on
1:21:50our online platform, Allessa.
1:21:53There are examples of Muslim women who
1:21:56were in a MD program to become medical
1:22:02doctors, to become lawyers. there were
1:22:05some you know somewhere doing their PhD
1:22:08they dropped it because of seeing what
1:22:10we had to say understanding the
1:22:13underlying argument. So, alhamdulillah,
1:22:16we're having an impact. Okay? They're
1:22:17are good Muslim sisters and Muslim men
1:22:20obviously who understand what we're
1:22:21trying to say and they get it. They get
1:22:23it. Unfortunately, we have these simps
1:22:27who they don't understand and it doesn't
1:22:28seem like they want to understand. They
1:22:30don't seem like they want to understand.
1:22:32They just want to take shots at me
1:22:34because I criticize NBS, for example. I
1:22:36criticize Saudi the Saudi government
1:22:39for, you know, many crimes.
1:22:42Uh so then they have to criticize me on
1:22:45such an obvious basic point that Islam
1:22:47does not encourage empowerment of women.
1:22:51Anyway, anyway, so yeah, I'm against the
1:22:55uh empowerment of women, even if it
1:22:57comes from, you know, a Madrasa
1:23:00education like going to years go years
1:23:03spending years in Madrasa
1:23:06to gain the jazza
1:23:08and it's a disaster like uh so many
1:23:11examples of Muslim men, okay, I know
1:23:13them personally. They say my wife is an
1:23:16osta is a sheha. Okay, because she
1:23:20graduated from one of these madrasas.
1:23:22She has the degree and
1:23:25you know she basically divorce raped me.
1:23:27She took my kids. She goes to she has
1:23:30the uh the jazza. Okay. studied Sharia
1:23:34and then she goes to the Cath court to
1:23:37take away my children, steal my children
1:23:39from me, prevent me from seeing my own
1:23:42children and extracting all these
1:23:44resources from me uh contrary to what
1:23:47Islam prescribes and she's a okay that's
1:23:51what happens when you empower women even
1:23:53when they're empowered by an jazza
1:23:56they're empowered by studying
1:23:59and this is what this is the result
1:24:02it's a disaster
1:24:04many many such cases.
1:24:08Anyway,
1:24:20I'm also going to Yeah, I'll talk about
1:24:22more of these
1:24:24objections when we get through some more
1:24:26super chats.
1:24:28Lord Micellin says, "Before you simp
1:24:30say, but my wife, girlfriend, sister is
1:24:32different, exceptions don't disprove the
1:24:34general rule. Patriarchy is deeply
1:24:36biological stuff." Yeah. I mean, this is
1:24:39something that's one of the big
1:24:41differences between like
1:24:43u male psychology, male cognition, and
1:24:46female cognition. Like female cognition
1:24:49doesn't understand
1:24:51um generality. Like rules are based on
1:24:54generality, general trends. exceptions
1:24:56don't disprove the rule. But female
1:24:59cognition tends to tends to bring these
1:25:02objections.
1:25:04Like if you say if you tell a woman
1:25:06like, you know, the average woman is
1:25:09shorter than a man, her response is,
1:25:12"But I'm taller than many men."
1:25:15Yeah. Okay. But the average, we're
1:25:16talking about the average
1:25:18woman is shorter than a man. No. No. But
1:25:20I'm taller than a lot of guys though.
1:25:22I'm taller than a lot of guys.
1:25:25So if you a lot of Sims unfortunately
1:25:28they have lost their masculinity and
1:25:31they have adopted like female psychology
1:25:33see them making this kind of having this
1:25:35kind of cognitive problem as well.
1:25:42Amir says Afghans least educated Muslim
1:25:45population of the world liberated Muslim
1:25:47land from 20 years of foreign
1:25:48occupation. Western Muslims, most
1:25:50educated Muslim population in the world
1:25:52can't even liberate themselves from
1:25:53feminists. High divorce rate and low
1:25:56birth rate. Yeah, true. W Afghanistan
1:26:03W. Taliban.
1:26:10Jawad says, "Doesn't Islam generally
1:26:13promote education for women? I
1:26:15understand and agree with your points,
1:26:16but I can't seem to win that debate with
1:26:18my sisters. Uh, no. Islam does not
1:26:20promote education for women. Okay. And I
1:26:24don't understand like what people don't
1:26:25understand like what education actually
1:26:28does.
1:26:30Like I've never met a woman who was like
1:26:34an idiot before and then she went to
1:26:36college and then she comes out like a
1:26:38brilliant person. I've never there's no
1:26:41example of that. like generally the
1:26:44intelligence that you have
1:26:46uh maybe you're going to improve like a
1:26:49few IQ points but it's not going to be
1:26:53like night and day difference
1:26:56like do you understand that like what
1:26:59people think about when they talk about
1:27:01intelligence is basically a like your
1:27:04ability to relate to people your ability
1:27:07to have good relations with people your
1:27:09ability to like think uh empathetic
1:27:12ically, sympathetically, like those good
1:27:15characteristics
1:27:17that you have like that's you're not
1:27:19going to acquire that by going to the
1:27:21university and taking like the core
1:27:23curriculum and like you're going to like
1:27:25government 101 or phil philosophy 101 or
1:27:28economics 101 and getting a degree like
1:27:30studying like I don't know stems STEM
1:27:33fields like that doesn't improve your
1:27:35that doesn't improve your interpersonal
1:27:38IQ or your interpersonal ability to like
1:27:42be functional
1:27:44in a in a family or in society. Like
1:27:48what do you think education does?
1:27:51Like education for the vast majority of
1:27:54people especially women. Okay, because
1:27:56women tend not to go into the more
1:27:58abstract fields. Okay, it's they tend to
1:28:01be more vocationoriented.
1:28:03It's just so that you can get a
1:28:05particular set of skills so they can get
1:28:07a job in the corporate world.
1:28:11Is that are those corporate skills going
1:28:13to translate to raising your children
1:28:16better or to like being a better family
1:28:18member, a better member of society? No.
1:28:21No.
1:28:24So, I mean this is we'll come back to
1:28:26this point.
1:28:32Farzad says
1:28:34Henry Kissinger wanted more female
1:28:37education to lower birth rates and for
1:28:39the USA to more easily gain access to
1:28:42the affected country's resources.
1:28:45Not surprising. Yeah. Henry Kissinger
1:28:49um
1:28:50high ranking government official in the
1:28:52US.
1:28:54Uh yeah and there are even like memos
1:28:56coming from the Trump administration,
1:28:59Obama administration when it comes to
1:29:01the Muslim world. They wanted to promote
1:29:04women's leadership, women's education in
1:29:06the Muslim world for the very specific
1:29:07reason of undermining these Muslim
1:29:09countries
1:29:11like we uh women being empowered and
1:29:14educated is like a weapon of war.
1:29:17And then you have people like these
1:29:18simps saying, "Oh yes, give us more of
1:29:21these these weapon like the more use
1:29:23these weapons more and more on us."
1:29:32McMillan's disciple says Helen Andrews
1:29:34has made feminization the issue not
1:29:36merely feminism which affirms gender
1:29:39gender norms and refuts the hijabi
1:29:41feminists and imams. Helen Andrews I'm
1:29:44not familiar.
1:29:46Who who is she? What did she say?
1:29:56Interesting. Amir says even historically
1:29:59educated Muslims were useless. The
1:30:01crusaders and Mongols invaded and
1:30:04pillaged during golden age of Islam.
1:30:06Quote unquote golden age. It was the
1:30:07illiterate Turk tribes and Mongol
1:30:09reverts who defeated the Mongol for
1:30:12interesting point. So you're saying that
1:30:15the success of the um doesn't depend on
1:30:19whether you got a BA, whether you got a
1:30:22PhD or an MA. Wow. Interesting thought.
1:30:26Interesting thought because I learned
1:30:29from my western overlords that actually
1:30:33getting that BA, getting a bachelor's
1:30:36degree, that is what was going to lead
1:30:37to success in this life and the
1:30:39hereafter.
1:30:41That's what was going to lead to
1:30:42domination.
1:30:491889 lime says Daniel Bacham
1:30:54I guess is means my son my child you
1:30:57need to come to Kabul Afghanistan we're
1:30:59waiting for you brother you're a
1:31:00blessing
1:31:02uh help with the education system one of
1:31:05the best yeah I love to come visit
1:31:08Afghanistan
1:31:09and I keep seeing I follow these
1:31:11different uh Afghan accounts and they
1:31:14post pictures
1:31:16from, you know, throughout the
1:31:18countryside of Afghanistan. It's so
1:31:19beautiful. Like that's a beautiful,
1:31:22beautiful country. May Allah preserve
1:31:23Afghanistan.
1:31:26Preserve all the believers there. The
1:31:27Holy and Mujahin.
1:31:32McMillan's disciples asked, "Could you
1:31:34elaborate on feminism's impact in Iran?"
1:31:38Yeah, it's a disaster. education in
1:31:41Iran. Like that's a good comparison.
1:31:42Like compare Afghanistan with Iran.
1:31:45Iran, they're just empowering these
1:31:46women, putting them in all these
1:31:48educational programs. Uh there's like
1:31:51more graduates
1:31:53that are female than male in Iran. This
1:31:56is a disaster. And that's why the
1:31:58marriage rate is plummeting. The
1:32:00fertility rate is plummeting. Divorce
1:32:02rate is rising. Iran is suffering. So I
1:32:05don't know what the Iranian leadership
1:32:06is doing. I thought this was the Islamic
1:32:08Republic. Okay. I thought this was the
1:32:10Islamic Republic of Iran. You need to
1:32:14stop this empowerment of women because
1:32:16that's not what Islam says.
1:32:26Rem 12 says, "What do you think of
1:32:28Abdullah Aduru who has a lot of gender
1:32:30roles lecturers, but sometimes it feels
1:32:33like he's making brothers overlook
1:32:34sisters flaws?"
1:32:38Uh I haven't done like a comprehensive
1:32:40watch of his material so I can't like
1:32:42give uh full analysis
1:32:46but there was one thumbnail that I saw
1:32:49and one video that I watched. It was
1:32:51like about gender roles. It was like one
1:32:53hijabi and like five Muslim brothers and
1:32:57Abdullah Aduru and it's like Yah. So Yah
1:33:01we know unfortunately is like yes queen
1:33:03substitute. So, it's always going to
1:33:04have like a simp narrative on in the
1:33:07background. And they're just talking
1:33:09about like how men need to step up to be
1:33:12more men. Like men aren't stepping up.
1:33:15Men are sherking their duties,
1:33:19right? And men stepping up just means
1:33:23like becoming more and more of a slave
1:33:24to women. Like that's the problem. like
1:33:27when they're talking even when they're
1:33:29talking about gender roles, okay, and
1:33:31they're kind of like trying their best
1:33:34to be more evenhanded on the gender
1:33:36discussion against like this gyocray,
1:33:41they still like portray men as the
1:33:44slaves of women, like servants. It's
1:33:46like your entire purpose to be a true
1:33:48man in Islam means to be like serving
1:33:51women, giving them more uh and providing
1:33:56for them, giving them more leeway to do
1:33:58what they want and to live their best
1:34:00lives. Like that's not the Islamic
1:34:03conception of masculinity. Okay. Ma,
1:34:05yeah, the men, they have responsibility
1:34:08more than women. They have more
1:34:09accountability more than women, but they
1:34:10also have more authority than women.
1:34:12They have more authority. They're the
1:34:14boss. They're the deciders. They're the
1:34:17ones who, you know, restrict their
1:34:19women. Okay? They restrict their women
1:34:21from traveling
1:34:23alone. They restrict their women from,
1:34:26you know, interacting with problematic
1:34:27people
1:34:29uh problematic uh women actually because
1:34:32women like feminism is like a contagious
1:34:35disease. So if your wife starts hanging
1:34:38out with divorce, like divorced women,
1:34:41better be careful because she's going to
1:34:42get a lot of female grievance, okay? A
1:34:45lot of that feminist rage against men is
1:34:48going to be transferred. Okay? And
1:34:51that's dangerous. That's the whole
1:34:52danger of this whole Lindsay Clancy
1:34:54trial. This woman uh murderous who
1:34:57strangled her three children.
1:35:00And now you have women like there's I'm
1:35:02hearing that some like there's an uptick
1:35:04in uh these murder cases of women
1:35:07mothers killing their little babies
1:35:12um because of this kind of contagious
1:35:14feminist rage that spreads. So men
1:35:20a part of the masculine role is to be
1:35:22leaders and being leaders means having
1:35:24more authority than women. I didn't
1:35:26really see that conveyed. Okay.
1:35:30Uh maybe I haven't seen any, you know,
1:35:32the videos where Abdullah Auru says like
1:35:35keep your women in check, you know,
1:35:37telling the women, "Hey, you better obey
1:35:38your husband." Like maybe he has those
1:35:40videos. I just haven't seen them. Just
1:35:42haven't seen them. So I can't make an
1:35:43overall assessment.
1:35:48Hon says, "Does their education stop
1:35:52postpartum psychosis?" Yeah, good
1:35:54question. Lindsay Clancy, right? That's
1:35:56her defense. She can't be held
1:35:58criminally liable for strangling her
1:36:00three babies because she had postpartum
1:36:02depression. Okay, so we can't hold you
1:36:05accountable for killing your children
1:36:07because of a mental state and she's
1:36:09highly educated, right? She is a
1:36:12registered nurse that requires a lot of
1:36:14education, years of education actually.
1:36:17Um then you know you shouldn't have any
1:36:19rights. You shouldn't have any rights if
1:36:21we can't hold you accountable for
1:36:23grievous crimes, heinous crimes that you
1:36:25commit.
1:36:27You can't have all of the rights and
1:36:31none of the accountability because you
1:36:33just appeal to your, "Oh, I was
1:36:36uh depressed that day. I I felt
1:36:39depressed. I felt depressed." Or, "Oh,
1:36:42my hormones were in such a bad state
1:36:45that I I developed psychosis."
1:36:49Men can't get away with that excuse.
1:36:52We pointed that out. pointed that out
1:36:55with um you know honor killing, right?
1:36:59Honor killing because men if they find
1:37:01out that their uh girlfriend, wife,
1:37:05partner has been cheating, okay, that
1:37:08creates rage that can cause temporary
1:37:11psychosis. So if they kill their partner
1:37:13out of rage, why should they be held
1:37:15criminally liable for that? They just
1:37:17have this kind of temporary insanity.
1:37:21Isn't that what the feminists are
1:37:22arguing about? Lindsey Clancy
1:37:30Ma says, "I see many imams say that we
1:37:32should have women scholars and then cite
1:37:34the book by Akrram Nadui on female
1:37:36hadith scholars." Yeah, Akram Nadui is a
1:37:40simp reformist. Uh he's a fool and his
1:37:44book is trash. Okay. His book is trash.
1:37:48Not female hadith scholars. Okay. Anyone
1:37:50any female who has just transmitted even
1:37:53one hadith he includes in his book
1:37:55that's not a scholar okay that's not a
1:37:58muhadith
1:37:59okay a muhadith has to be memorizing
1:38:03tens and thousand tens of thousands even
1:38:06hundreds of thousands of hadith to be
1:38:08counted as a muhad how many females were
1:38:11in that strata
1:38:14not many not many historically compared
1:38:15to the thousands tens of thousands of
1:38:18men who were muad
1:38:21That's point number one. Point number
1:38:23two, as I said, like you don't need to
1:38:25to transmit a hadith. They're
1:38:27transmitting it because they heard it
1:38:28from their husbands or their fathers.
1:38:30Okay? In the vast majority of cases, 99%
1:38:32of the cases.
1:38:34So these imams like they have a very and
1:38:38we have a review I think of Akram Nudi's
1:38:40book on Muslim skeptic.
1:38:43I think we have one. Let me check.
1:38:48a Muslim skeptic.
1:38:59It's a couple of
1:39:01Yeah, it's from 2024.
1:39:08Go check it out.
1:39:12An analysis of Dr. Akram Nudwi's
1:39:15Encyclopedia of Female Hadith Scholars.
1:39:19It's on our website. So, you want to
1:39:20critique, you can go check it out.
1:39:30Thank you, Arstant Repair. I just wanted
1:39:34to buy you a cup of coffee, Daniel.
1:39:35Appreciate it, bro. Thank you so much.
1:39:40Okay, there's a lot of super chat. So,
1:39:42I'm going to go through the rest of them
1:39:44after I make a couple of more points
1:39:47about um some of these objections.
1:39:52Okay? Because we know these objections.
1:39:55Um we already talked about
1:39:58the seeking religious knowledge is
1:40:00virtuous with that uh sag lipum flip.
1:40:06Okay. Um,
1:40:08so one point that I should make is
1:40:13Daniel, you're against women's
1:40:15education. So that means you hate all
1:40:18these educated women out there who have
1:40:21these degrees. No. uh as I make this
1:40:25point like there are many educated women
1:40:29by the way who completely agree with me
1:40:31who completely agree with me and they're
1:40:34educated and they they understand the
1:40:36point they're like they have enough
1:40:38intelligence to follow an argument and
1:40:41realize that the conclusions are correct
1:40:44but you know the reality is that we live
1:40:47in a dysfunctional world okay as Muslims
1:40:51we've been born into a system and a
1:40:54society that we can't control. And so
1:40:57many of the decisions that we made in
1:40:59our lives and the course that our lives
1:41:01have taken have been less than ideal
1:41:05from a Islamic standpoint
1:41:08and that's this men and women included
1:41:12in that. So there are Muslim women who
1:41:16have are doctors, okay?
1:41:20um they are they have these careers,
1:41:23they have this profession. Some of them
1:41:24they really don't have any options
1:41:28um for whatever circumstance but it's
1:41:30because of not their own choices but
1:41:32because of the world in which we live
1:41:34the broken world in which we live that's
1:41:37not organized according to the moral
1:41:39imperatives of Islam.
1:41:43So we should not be you know overly
1:41:46harsh with these women. we should not be
1:41:50overly harsh with um those who have, you
1:41:54know, pursued that kind of education.
1:41:56And it was because they didn't know
1:41:58better. Okay? They didn't have any idea
1:42:01of hypergamy or patriarchy. They've just
1:42:04been indoctrinated.
1:42:11What's that noise? Sorry.
1:42:18Sorry. So they haven't been um
1:42:22they they don't know the underlying
1:42:24teachings of Islam on this issue because
1:42:27of brainwashing.
1:42:29And the
1:42:31ama class, let's be honest, they haven't
1:42:33helped.
1:42:35Um how often do you see like this is why
1:42:37I was saying earlier like how many of
1:42:39them do you see going on a jihad against
1:42:41women's education? You don't really see
1:42:44that do you? So it's a failure. Like so
1:42:46they don't they're not getting the right
1:42:48information
1:42:50uh through school, through their
1:42:51families, through society, through
1:42:53media, through the religious class,
1:42:55through the masid, the mima, they're not
1:42:57getting that information.
1:42:59So you know why should they know better?
1:43:02How should they know better? What I have
1:43:04less patience for, what I have less
1:43:06understanding for it are those people,
1:43:10those simps who once you've presented
1:43:12the argument to them, you've presented
1:43:14the evidence for them for it and they
1:43:17still reject it and they still make
1:43:19these objections. They still
1:43:21make these stupid objections that make
1:43:24absolutely no sense.
1:43:26Okay? And actually one of them we'll
1:43:28just look at it right now like in that
1:43:31same saget clip.
1:43:36Okay, this is a standard objection.
1:43:48So this is the exact type of ignorant ra
1:43:51exact opposite. He says the more that
1:43:53women learn about to misrepresent the
1:43:56religion for the benefit of women. Allah
1:43:58also condemns such negative assumptions
1:44:00in the Quran. Oh you who believe avoid
1:44:02much suspicion. Indeed some suspicions
1:44:04are sins. By the way when Allah begins
1:44:06an ayah saying oh you who believe.
1:44:08Fulfilling what comes next is attached
1:44:11to one's iman. So someone who has such
1:44:13negative suspicions has a clear
1:44:15deficiency in their very belief. Here we
1:44:17see a stack of
1:44:18>> what negative suspicion? Like it's not
1:44:20suspicion to know that the empowerment
1:44:23of women is a disaster. Like that's an
1:44:26empirical fact. Like that's something
1:44:28that we just see in the world around us.
1:44:29Like what is he where's the thun there?
1:44:31Like where's the suspicion there? This
1:44:34guy doesn't know what he's talking
1:44:35about. And like especially like the kind
1:44:38of e education that women are being
1:44:41pushed into where they go to college and
1:44:43all of the you know the disasters that
1:44:46await in a through a college education.
1:44:49uh mixing with the opposite gender, the
1:44:51zena, all of that. Forget about like
1:44:53delaying motherhood, delaying marriage,
1:44:55like all these other harms that come
1:44:58from that system like that's this is not
1:45:00fun like this is something that is
1:45:02observed of books authored by a woman
1:45:07ali whose books I personally have in my
1:45:10library and here are other beneficial
1:45:12books written by other female scholars.
1:45:15Ironically, while they are spreading
1:45:16Quran and Sunnah, he Yeah, these are
1:45:19like modern like figures like show me
1:45:22like the classical
1:45:25examples of this. Okay, women who
1:45:28independently like they went and they
1:45:30pursued knowledge and they studied like
1:45:32show me examples like this is not
1:45:34something that is encouraged Islamic
1:45:36thing. He's the one encouraging feminism
1:45:38with his ignorant provocative ragebait
1:45:40content. Meanwhile, at this website,
1:45:42Gambiaschool.com,
1:45:44we can see that back in 2021, we
1:45:46fundraised to open a school in the
1:45:49Gambia. And alhamdulillah, a reason we
1:45:51were able to do this is because there
1:45:53was a sister who studied Islam at a
1:45:56Marquez in Medina who we sent donations
1:45:59from subscribers like yourself. And now
1:46:01the school currently has 140 students.
1:46:04Whereas before in this area, there was
1:46:06no Islamic school for them. founded and
1:46:08maintained by a sister who went to
1:46:10Medina and studied Islam. And that's
1:46:12just religious education. When it comes
1:46:14to secular education, does he not want
1:46:16female gynecologists? He only wants male
1:46:19doctors to provide such sensitive
1:46:21services to women. Or should women just
1:46:23suffer and they shouldn't have any
1:46:24healthcare? Is that the next rage bait
1:46:26claim we can expect? Because the irony
1:46:28is he is the male version of these
1:46:30ignorant rage bait women that he claims
1:46:33to oppose. him and people like him are
1:46:35the ones that provoked them to say such
1:46:37things in the first place.
1:46:40>> Okay, so the argument that has been
1:46:43addressed a billion times, six million
1:46:46times we've addressed this argument
1:46:48about women doctors.
1:46:50But again like if you understand this is
1:46:52why I emphasize so much at the beginning
1:46:54like the logic. Okay, you understand the
1:46:58importance of patriarchy. You understand
1:47:00the importance of maintaining
1:47:01patriarchy. That Islam prescribes
1:47:03patriarchy. How female empowerment
1:47:04undermines patriarchy. How female
1:47:06empowerment undermines uh happiness for
1:47:10all, flourishing for all, the stability
1:47:12of marriages and families and
1:47:13civilization as a whole. You understand
1:47:15that, okay? If you truly understand it,
1:47:18then you'd realize how this sag
1:47:20lipum doctor gynecologist argument
1:47:23really is because you're faced with two
1:47:25options. Okay, you tell me what's the r
1:47:27most rational option here. Option one.
1:47:30Okay, we um
1:47:34don't educate women and therefore we
1:47:37don't have female gynecologists.
1:47:39Okay. And so therefore some women will
1:47:42have to see a male doctor once in a
1:47:44while. Okay, that's option one. Okay, a
1:47:49flourishing society that is not
1:47:51suffering from divorce rates
1:47:53skyrocketing,
1:47:55uh zena skyrocketing,
1:47:58fertility rate collapsing,
1:48:00you know, uh smaller families, uh
1:48:04masculine not suffering from
1:48:05masculineized women, just a Islamic
1:48:09society that has existed for 1,200 years
1:48:13prior to modernity in the Muslim world.
1:48:15That's option one. That's what I'm
1:48:17advocating. Option two is what Sagid
1:48:20advocating is advocating and all these
1:48:21simps. Okay, you have plenty of female
1:48:24gynecologists,
1:48:26okay? But you have basically a dystopia.
1:48:29You have a a egalitarian society of
1:48:34empowered females, okay? because they're
1:48:36pursuing that education to be able to
1:48:38achieve the medical degree and be
1:48:41gynecologist so that your wife can go
1:48:43see a female doctor instead of a male
1:48:45doctor. You have that, okay, at the cost
1:48:48of educating all of these women,
1:48:51delaying their marriages so they're
1:48:53getting married later, they will have
1:48:56fewer children, the divorce rate will be
1:48:59higher, marriages will be less stable,
1:49:03the fertility rate will collapse. Okay?
1:49:05as is happening in Saudi Arabia. Okay.
1:49:08Sag where these marquees this marquez
1:49:11that you're talking about was in Saudi.
1:49:12The the fertility rate is collapsing
1:49:15because of female empowerment in that
1:49:17particular country. Okay. Sorry if that
1:49:20makes me a for saying that. Okay. I
1:49:22should be killed because I criticized
1:49:24your beloved Saudi government. But yeah,
1:49:25the the fertility rate is collapsing in
1:49:28Saudi. So that's that's the kind of
1:49:30dystopia.
1:49:32Okay. with all these masculineized butch
1:49:35women. They've been psychologically
1:49:38masculineized because they've delayed
1:49:40marriage until their mid to late 20s and
1:49:42early 30s if not later. Okay? They're
1:49:45not having as many children. A complete
1:49:48break with,200 years of Islamic
1:49:51tradition and Islamic traditional family
1:49:53life by THE WAY. BUT BUT you know we
1:49:56have female gynecologists guys. We have
1:49:58female gynecologists.
1:50:00So which which option do you choose?
1:50:03Which which one seems like the more
1:50:05Islamic option?
1:50:07This this is the kind of thought process
1:50:09and thinking ability that someone like
1:50:11Sagid is not capable of. Okay, Sagid
1:50:15can't even conceive at that level. Like
1:50:17look, having female gynecologists comes
1:50:21with an entire system, an entire system
1:50:24and way of life to be able to produce
1:50:26that. And that entire system and way of
1:50:29life, that's what we're critiquing.
1:50:30That's what the pro where the problem
1:50:32lies. Dum dum.
1:50:37So if you want to avoid that dystopia,
1:50:40okay, you have to diagnose the problem.
1:50:43One of the big parts of that of the
1:50:44problem is female empowerment.
1:50:48And by the way, by the way, if there's a
1:50:50need, okay, in some of these countries
1:50:52like Afghanistan, if there's a need,
1:50:54okay, to see a your wife is sick or your
1:50:58mother is sick, she needs a doctor and
1:51:00there's only male doctors, it is allowed
1:51:03because this is Dura, this is a
1:51:04necessity is allowed for her to be seen
1:51:06by a male doctor. By the way, by the
1:51:09way, it's not like you're he's saying
1:51:11like, "Oh, it's such a disaster. Oh, if
1:51:14if your wife has to be seen by a male
1:51:16doctor, okay, like why what so
1:51:20sensitive? What are you talking about?
1:51:21Okay. And when it comes to like child
1:51:23birth or that kind of gynecology that
1:51:26like child birth has to do with
1:51:28sensitive areas, historically it was uh
1:51:32there were things like midwives who took
1:51:35care of that. females, okay, female
1:51:37midwives who would take care of the uh
1:51:42child birth, pregnancy, like those
1:51:44sensitive things that didn't require
1:51:46like 1,200 years we didn't have the
1:51:49female gynecologists. Did you know that
1:51:51Sagid? And somehow we survived. Somehow
1:51:54the ummah survived.
1:51:57But now, okay, the person who cares so
1:51:59much about the sunnah wants to institute
1:52:01this kind of western system of education
1:52:04so that we have female gynecologist.
1:52:06It's cuz that's what Saudi is doing.
1:52:08Okay, the mind rapraped Saudis, Saudi
1:52:11government who is has such an
1:52:13inferiority complex that they just ape
1:52:15whatever they see in the west. Okay. Uh
1:52:18maybe that's what Sagid is defending.
1:52:20But that's not the sunnah, Saget. That's
1:52:22not the sunnah. The Saudi government is
1:52:24not implementing the sunnah. They don't
1:52:26really care about the sunnah. They care
1:52:28about aping the west because of an
1:52:30inferiority complex. Kind of like the
1:52:32inferiority complex that you have when
1:52:34you dress like you're black and from the
1:52:35ghetto. Okay? You're not black, Sagid.
1:52:38You don't have to wear a hoodie. Okay?
1:52:41You don't have to wear a hoodie and you
1:52:43know graffiti imitation of graffiti on
1:52:46your clothes. Like you're not black,
1:52:47bro. Just want to point that out. So the
1:52:51same kind of inferiority complex that
1:52:53Saudi has, Saget apparently has. So, do
1:52:56you understand this argument? I want I
1:52:57don't want to address this. I'll have
1:52:59to, unfortunately, that's my curse. I
1:53:01have to, you know, I have six million
1:53:03more years of addressing. Oh, but what
1:53:06about female doctors argument like
1:53:08that's my curse. I just have to address
1:53:10that till the end of time.
1:53:13Um, but hopefully you understand what
1:53:15I'm saying. You understand the point.
1:53:18Okay. What other arguments do they have?
1:53:21Uh, I guess the other argument
1:53:25is,
1:53:28oh, about my wife,
1:53:32my wife being a Harvard graduate. Like,
1:53:34so what? Like, so what dumbum dums like,
1:53:37uh, and I pointed this out, like Muslims
1:53:40love the story of the the reformed
1:53:45Muslim or convert, like he's a convert.
1:53:47He was a womanizer. He was addicted to
1:53:50drugs. He was an alcoholic. He was
1:53:52gambling. He was smoking. He was
1:53:54womanizing. And then he found Allah. He
1:53:57found Allah. Found the Quran and the
1:53:59Sunnah. And he reformed his ways. He
1:54:01converted to Islam. He cleaned himself
1:54:03up. Now he prays five times a day.
1:54:05Actually, he's the imam. You know,
1:54:07Muslims love this kind of story of
1:54:10reforming yourself.
1:54:12But if my wife, okay, was Harvard at
1:54:16Harvard, Harvard graduate and then she
1:54:18realized that actually careerism and
1:54:21this kind of pursuit of degrees, that's
1:54:24actually problematic and it's contrary
1:54:26to what Islam wants of Muslim women and
1:54:30she decides to change her ways. Oh,
1:54:32that's not allowed. She's a hypocrite.
1:54:35She's a hypocrite because she actually
1:54:37went to Harvard and now she's against
1:54:39women's education.
1:54:41Like imagine how low IQ you have to be
1:54:43to make this kind of argument. It's so
1:54:46stupid. It's so completely stupid. And
1:54:49the thing is that if she hadn't gone to
1:54:51Harvard, if my wife hadn't gone to
1:54:53Harvard and she was making this kind of
1:54:55argument against women's education, all
1:54:58of these same feminists and simps would
1:55:00be saying, "Oh, what does she know?
1:55:01She's not educated. She's not educated.
1:55:04That's why she doesn't know the benefits
1:55:06of being educated and getting that
1:55:08degree." That that's what they would say
1:55:10if she didn't have the Harvard degree.
1:55:12But since she does have the Harvard
1:55:14degree, they have to resort to Oh, but
1:55:16she's a hypocrite. She's a hypocrite.
1:55:18She went to Harvard and now she's
1:55:19against women's education. She's a
1:55:21full-blown hypocrite.
1:55:24Okay,
1:55:26Okay, you retards.
1:55:28So, this these are the kinds of things I
1:55:30have to deal with.
1:55:33Um, yeah. I mean, curse to have like
1:55:37enemies.
1:55:39That that's my that's my struggle.
1:55:41That's my burden.
1:55:43But, um, it's a blessing and a curse.
1:55:47It's a blessing and a curse. Like, if I
1:55:48had more competent enemies, that'd be
1:55:51more work for me, I guess. But, at least
1:55:53you could respect them. You could
1:55:54respect them. This is like a more
1:55:56competent opponent,
1:55:58more competent enemy. But instead, it's
1:56:00like level, double-digit IQ level
1:56:04opponents, whether they're Wahhabis,
1:56:06whether they're compassionate imams,
1:56:07whether they're simps, feminists,
1:56:10shehas, like
1:56:13six million years of answering the what
1:56:16about the female psych gynecologists
1:56:19objection.
1:56:21Okay, I think that's those are the main
1:56:23objection. So next week inshallah I'm
1:56:26going to share with you some of these uh
1:56:29statements from the classical scholars
1:56:31what they had to say about women's
1:56:32education. I think you'll be very
1:56:34interested. I'll show them on the
1:56:36screen. I'll give you the Arabic. I'll
1:56:37give you the English and we can look at
1:56:41look at those statements. Here's a
1:56:42here's something that was shared with me
1:56:45uh by the Muslim Skeptic team. Shout out
1:56:47to the Muslim Skeptic team by the way
1:56:49doing a lot of great work. really
1:56:51appreciate all of the brothers uh who
1:56:54have been really working hard in the
1:56:56background. Everything that I do on this
1:56:59channel and on Muslimskeepic.com it's
1:57:02not just me. We have a whole team. You
1:57:05follow some of them on Twitter. I
1:57:07mentioned you know Lord Miceland for
1:57:09example is one of them. Check out his
1:57:10channel. She Zoomer also have Muslim
1:57:13Scion. We have Halal Zoomer. We have Mui
1:57:16Cheesecake. We have Muslim Boogeyman and
1:57:18many others and many other good bros.
1:57:22Um, but they shared with me this so I
1:57:25want to react to it.
1:57:32Uh, Omar
1:57:34said women are of three types. Okay,
1:57:37women are of three types. I wonder if
1:57:40one of the three types that he's going
1:57:41to mention are like the educated boss
1:57:44babes, you know, the ones who have like
1:57:46the MA from Islamic University of Medina
1:57:50or they have like or the female
1:57:52gynecologists. I wonder if one those are
1:57:54one of the types that he's going to
1:57:55mention. The first is a chasteed Muslim
1:57:58woman who is gentle, affectionate, and
1:58:01bears children. She supports her family
1:58:03through the hardships of life and does
1:58:05not make life's hardships a burden upon
1:58:07her family. And such women are rarely
1:58:09found. So if you find a woman like this,
1:58:12like you've hit the jackpot basically.
1:58:15There's nothing better in the dunya.
1:58:18Okay, that's this is like based on the
1:58:19hadith of the prophet sallallahu alaihi
1:58:21wasallam. Like there's nothing better in
1:58:23the dunya. Like there's no better thing
1:58:26or pleasure that a man can acquire in
1:58:28the dunya than a obedient pious wife.
1:58:33Okay, that's like the best thing that
1:58:35the dunya has to offer. And this is who
1:58:39is reiterating this. Okay. And look at
1:58:41the description. She supports her family
1:58:44through hardships of life and does not
1:58:46make life's hardship a burden upon her
1:58:48family. Basically, she's agreeable.
1:58:51She's agreeable. She doesn't make things
1:58:53a problem. She's not constantly whining.
1:58:55She's not constantly like adding more
1:58:58burden through whining and complaining.
1:59:02And you know, it's natural for women to
1:59:05whine and complain. Even the best women
1:59:07are going to whine and complain. Like
1:59:09keep that in mind. Okay, my wife, she
1:59:13whines, she complains. Okay, so there's
1:59:16no escaping that. But to what extent
1:59:18like there are some women that it's
1:59:20nonstop complaining nonstop, you know,
1:59:24everything is a disaster, everything is
1:59:26a crisis, just driving you crazy with
1:59:29the nagging nonstop. Okay,
1:59:33that that type of woman is not in this
1:59:35first category. Even if she's pious,
1:59:36she's praying, she's like uh doing all
1:59:39her wedgeat
1:59:41religiously in terms of rituals, but
1:59:43she's just not agreeable.
1:59:46She's just ma she adds to the burden of
1:59:48life. Okay. But the one who is this is
1:59:51the first class top tier according to
1:59:53Omar is the one who is agreeable. She's
1:59:56not whining and nagging. She's actually
1:59:59making life easier for you.
2:00:02The second is a chased woman, a Muslim
2:00:04woman who is merely a vessel for bearing
2:00:06children and she has nothing beyond
2:00:08that. Okay? So, she's chased,
2:00:12right? Um, but
2:00:17she might nag, she's not agreeable, she
2:00:20whines, complains, makes mountains out
2:00:22of molehills,
2:00:24too demanding.
2:00:27But at least she's chased. At least
2:00:29she's chased. Nowadays, unfortunately,
2:00:31with some of these Muslim women, you
2:00:32can't even hope for chastity. Why?
2:00:36Because she's constantly intermingling
2:00:39with the opposite sex with non-mahram
2:00:42men. She's constantly talking to other
2:00:45guys because it's at her workplace or
2:00:48because she went through an educational
2:00:50system where she was sitting in class
2:00:53next to the guys and talking to them and
2:00:56interacting with them. And in the course
2:00:58of that education, like she saw men that
2:01:01she liked and she had crushes and she
2:01:03was attracted to them.
2:01:06And so that's part of chastity. Like
2:01:07that's part of something taking away
2:01:09from chastity. It doesn't have to be in
2:01:11terms of Zena actually committing Zena,
2:01:12but emotionally she was invested in
2:01:14another guy.
2:01:16That that in decreases from overall
2:01:18chastity. Didn't did you not know?
2:01:21So the third type of woman is like a
2:01:23collar infested with lice which Allah
2:01:26places around the neck of whomever he
2:01:27wills. No one can remove it except him
2:01:30except Allah. Okay. Like a collar that's
2:01:33a very apt description like it's around
2:01:34your neck like choking you and it's
2:01:36itching you.
2:01:39So that's how that's the third category
2:01:41of women that Omar is describing. So
2:01:45basically like two he he has a negative
2:01:48view. You could say about twothirds of
2:01:51women.
2:01:53I guess it's not proportional because
2:01:55it's actually this the top tier. It's
2:01:58probably like 1% 2% like what's the
2:02:01percentage of women who are like this?
2:02:05It's very low unfortunately. So we we're
2:02:07trying to improve that number. We're
2:02:08trying to get these numbers up by
2:02:10explaining these things.
2:02:14So yeah.
2:02:18What else did I want to react to?
2:02:24Okay, so this is kind of off topic, but
2:02:26there's a clip of Rabbi Ferris.
2:02:29That was really interesting.
2:02:38You guys remember Rabbi Ferris, the guy
2:02:40who was like, you can't
2:02:43uh boycott Israel. It's haram to boycott
2:02:46Israel. this bootlicker
2:02:49constantly uh attacking the
2:02:52Palestinians.
2:02:54>> Don't you don't live in a Muslim
2:02:55country. So maybe perhaps you didn't you
2:02:58don't understand these concepts. But let
2:02:59me give you a scenario. You are in a
2:03:03Muslim country. You are appointed by the
2:03:05ruler by the government any of the
2:03:07people who the ruler appointed. He says
2:03:10go and sit in a forum in a conference
2:03:12with
2:03:14and I want you to represent the country
2:03:16in a sort of diplomatic political slash
2:03:20da way.
2:03:22If you don't go, I give you a scenario.
2:03:24This is an example. Give you something.
2:03:25You say, "No, I don't go. They will stop
2:03:27your dwa and fire you from your imama in
2:03:31the masjid and you cannot do no lectures
2:03:34anymore, no da anymore. And perhaps they
2:03:37will find you and maybe put you in jail
2:03:39intent ab you." If you are put in this
2:03:42situation, would you go or no? The
2:03:46answer is of course you would go. Would
2:03:48I go? Yes, I would go. They said they
2:03:50would go. See the difference? This is
2:03:53not about this is
2:03:56just like when he said
2:04:04and you don't
2:04:05>> dude how is this guy man?
2:04:08It's a Rabbi Ferris. So the context is
2:04:12okay when it comes to these medali
2:04:14Wahhabi bootlickers
2:04:16one of their ways to attack other
2:04:19Muslims is to say oh you're sitting in a
2:04:21gathering of people of bida you're
2:04:25sitting with a gathering you're mixing
2:04:27with the people of bida. Okay. So they
2:04:30they use this attack to attack Muslims
2:04:32who for example they'll go and they want
2:04:35to work with Muslims who are not
2:04:37strictly under the Medali Wahhabi men.
2:04:42Okay.
2:04:43So in order to attack those people they
2:04:46say oh you have violated the sunnah by
2:04:49sitting with people of bida. Okay. So
2:04:52they use this attack with Abu Tamia and
2:04:54others. they they use this constantly to
2:04:56attack uh each other even within their
2:04:59own ranks. And then uh you know the
2:05:02point that was made against Rabbi Ferris
2:05:04is that hey Rabbi Ferris you have many
2:05:07examples of sitting with non-Muslims
2:05:10even and people of Ba you have examples
2:05:13of this and they like produce videos and
2:05:16this was Rabbi Ferris's response. Rabbi
2:05:19Ferris basically says that well the
2:05:22ruler commanded me to do that and the
2:05:24ruler commanded me and if a the ruler
2:05:27commands me to go sit in a gathering of
2:05:30bida then I have no choice OTHERWISE
2:05:32I'LL BE PUT IN PRISON.
2:05:35So this this is his reasoning. This is
2:05:39this is his rebuttal which is so stupid.
2:05:42Which is so stupid because isn't this
2:05:44like aren't you throwing the rulers
2:05:46under the bus Rabbi Ferris? Like this is
2:05:49basically
2:05:51okay if MBZ you can hear me. Okay, if
2:05:55you're watching this NBZ
2:05:57in Dubai or wherever the hell you are,
2:06:00look at Rabbi Ferris. He's basically
2:06:02saying that you're a tyrant, that you're
2:06:05forcing poor Rabbi Ferris to violate the
2:06:08laws of Allah to go sit in a gathering
2:06:11of innovators and deviants. AND HE'S
2:06:15ONLY DOING IT BECAUSE HE'S SCARED YOU'RE
2:06:17GOING TO PUT HIM IN PRISON AND SHUT OFF
2:06:19HIS DA.
2:06:21Rabbi Ferris is criticizing you MBZ.
2:06:25It's very dangerous. Okay. What if
2:06:27people in the UAE, okay, some of these
2:06:30converts in the UAE start listening to
2:06:33Rabbi Ferris, they start developing
2:06:34these negative opinions about the ruler
2:06:38that THE RULER IS VIOLATING THE LAWS OF
2:06:40ISLAM. They're going to be led to a very
2:06:45dangerous place of rebellion. They're
2:06:48going to take up arms. They're going to
2:06:49turn the UAE into Syria.
2:06:52Okay. Rabbi Ferris is inciting rebellion
2:06:56and
2:06:57please MBZ do something with this rat.
2:07:03Please do something with this rat. Rabbi
2:07:06Ferris, he's inciting against you.
2:07:10HE CANNOT BE ALLOWED TO INCITE AGAINST
2:07:13YOU, the beloved ruler.
2:07:17If you can hear me, please take care of
2:07:20this problem. This is very dangerous.
2:07:22This is terrorism. Rabbi Ferris is
2:07:24inciting towards terrorism.
2:07:27It's unbelievable. Unbelievable. I hope
2:07:30something will happen to stop this bilan
2:07:33the tongue of Rabbi Ferris inciting
2:07:36against MBZ this
2:07:40terrorist.
2:07:45Okay, that's my re that's my reaction to
2:07:47that fool.
2:07:49Um, okay. Yeah, if there was any
2:07:52consistency,
2:07:53the medkies would all be should all be
2:07:56denouncing Rabbi Ferris
2:07:59and is he's violated the sacred
2:08:02principle of
2:08:04never criticizing the ruler. Like what
2:08:07how much more clear-cut of criticism can
2:08:09you make against the ruler? That's what
2:08:11I'm wondering.
2:08:14Like basically Rabbi Ferris is saying as
2:08:17much negative things about the ruler as
2:08:18I do.
2:08:21Rabbi Ferris and Daniel are pretty much
2:08:23neck andneck at the same level in terms
2:08:25of criticizing the Gulf rulers and the
2:08:28UAE.
2:08:31Yet Rabbi Ferris has this nice cushy
2:08:34position in the UAE in Dubai.
2:08:37How's that fair? He can criticize the
2:08:40ruler all he wants in these videos and
2:08:44gets a big fat paycheck
2:08:46signed by Benjamin Netanyahu.
2:08:51Anyway,
2:08:53anyway,
2:08:55okay guys, that's our show. Just look at
2:08:58the super chats now.
2:09:13Amir says, "Sahaba used to be mushri.
2:09:15After become Muslims, they preached
2:09:17against shik but nobody called them
2:09:19hypocrites."
2:09:21Uh, I guess that's in response to those
2:09:23who say that, "Oh, Omar went to Harvard.
2:09:25Now she's speaking against women's
2:09:27education.
2:09:38I Holy says, "Isn't Christianity to
2:09:41blame for this? He that is without sin,
2:09:42let him cast first cast a stone at her.
2:09:44So because of an appeal to hypocrisy, we
2:09:46should not apply consequences to women."
2:09:48I'm an atheist, by the way.
2:09:51Yeah. Yeah. Well, this part of the Bible
2:09:54um
2:09:56the uh regarding the prostitute
2:10:00um and the rabbis or the um
2:10:06those who wanted to stone her for
2:10:08violating or basically being an
2:10:10adulterer and Jesus saying, "Oh, you
2:10:14can't you can't stone her. He who is
2:10:17without sin should cast the first
2:10:18stone." That was an addition to the
2:10:21Bible. like that's not even an authentic
2:10:22part of the
2:10:24um
2:10:26the gospels. So,
2:10:29but yeah, it's a it's incoherent. Like
2:10:31the idea that we can't implement any
2:10:33kind of criminal punishment or any kind
2:10:34of consequences for bad behavior
2:10:39unless you're sinless. Like that means
2:10:41that you have to just like abolish all
2:10:44criminal penalties.
2:10:46All criminal penalties, all kind of
2:10:48accountability. It's completely
2:10:50incoherent
2:10:52and it's not even a standard that's
2:10:53applied like in liberal societies in
2:10:56general.
2:11:03Big Mudge K says, "Anecotally, I know
2:11:06women in my extended family and wider
2:11:08circles where they fund the household.
2:11:10Women with no degrees. I am Pakistani.
2:11:13There are cultural issues with Pakistani
2:11:15men. Many don't work."
2:11:18Yes, there are exceptions to
2:11:22general patterns. Good point.
2:11:26There are women who support men. True.
2:11:29Very true. Good point.
2:11:33Amir says a woman cannot survive without
2:11:35a man. Modern spinsters. I like how you
2:11:38have to like
2:11:41uh censor the word spinsters.
2:11:44Spinsters depend on a society built and
2:11:46defended by men. Otherwise, these
2:11:48spinsters should try living in the
2:11:49wilderness by themselves and see if they
2:11:51survive.
2:11:53Yeah. Everything that women enjoy in
2:11:56terms of society was built by men. And
2:11:59the problem is that men are supporting
2:12:02this infrastructure.
2:12:04This vast in infrastructure is funded by
2:12:08men. The taxes of men or the labor of
2:12:10men. Women get to enjoy that. But men
2:12:13get none of the benefits. Men get none
2:12:15of the benefits of having a despite all
2:12:19of this infrastructure,
2:12:21all of this economy being being
2:12:23buttressed and supported by men, they
2:12:25get none of the economic benefits of
2:12:27that like of having a obedient chasteed
2:12:30wife who will you know provide him with
2:12:33a family and children like they don't
2:12:35get any of the benefits. In the past,
2:12:37yeah, men were working like dogs. men
2:12:40were providing the economic backbone of
2:12:43society and they in return they could
2:12:46expect a marriage, you know, to get
2:12:49married at at a reasonable age in their
2:12:51teenage years or early 20s to have
2:12:53children, not have the the looming
2:12:55threat of divorce rape over their heads
2:12:58constantly. Like it was much better
2:13:01times. Okay. Okay. In the not too
2:13:02distant past,
2:13:06Iron Crescent says, "I don't get it. If
2:13:08young men are struggling to find a good
2:13:10Muslim wife, why are they still pushing
2:13:12for women's education? Societies are
2:13:15crumbling because of feminism." Yeah, I
2:13:17don't understand these simps. Like,
2:13:19these simps are not putting two and two
2:13:21together. Like on the one hand they're
2:13:23complaining that they can't find a good
2:13:25wife and no one is willing to marry them
2:13:27or the like it's impossible impractical
2:13:30to get married and they're whining and
2:13:32complaining about that. All legitimate
2:13:34complaints by the way. But they also
2:13:36want women to get educated and they want
2:13:38to attack me for speaking out against
2:13:40women's education and women's
2:13:42empowerment. Like don't you see that
2:13:43those two things are related? Like the
2:13:45reason that you are having such a hard
2:13:47time finding a wife is because of female
2:13:49empowerment. because these women are
2:13:51busy getting educated. They're busy
2:13:53going into their career. They're making
2:13:55a certain amount of salary that that uh
2:13:58disqualifies you because you don't make
2:14:00as much as she does. Uh if she weren't
2:14:03educated, you would be very attractive
2:14:04as a potential provider, but because she
2:14:07is educated, like you're no longer as
2:14:09attractive to her as an option.
2:14:13So, aren't you putting two and two
2:14:14together? Same with the polygyny thing.
2:14:16Like a lot of Muslim men are like, "Oh,
2:14:17I'm so disappointed that Muslim women
2:14:20aren't accepting of polygyny. Like, I
2:14:22can't take a second wife. I want a
2:14:24second wife. I want a third wife, but my
2:14:27wife won't allow it. She's going to
2:14:29destroy me in court if I even pursue
2:14:31that." Okay? They're complaining about
2:14:34polygyny. But don't you see how that's
2:14:36related to the women's empowerment
2:14:38issue? Women are so empowered that
2:14:41they're not going to tolerate you having
2:14:42a second wife. If they were less
2:14:44empowered, if they were less educated,
2:14:47they had less means, they had less
2:14:50rights, okay, you would have a much
2:14:52easier time fulfilling your uh right as
2:14:56a Muslim man to have a second wife if
2:14:58you're going to, you know, provide for
2:14:59her and support her and treat her
2:15:02according to her rights. So, don't you
2:15:04see how those things are related? This
2:15:06this is the problem. Like if you are a
2:15:09you know a redpilled
2:15:12Muslim man in the sense that you believe
2:15:14in gender roles, you believe in
2:15:17polygyny, a man having multiple wives,
2:15:19you believe in a man being the head of
2:15:21the household, you believe in all of
2:15:22those things. You've accepted those
2:15:24things, but you for some reason don't
2:15:26accept that women shouldn't be educated.
2:15:28Like that's a contradiction. That's a
2:15:31contradiction. Okay. part of all of this
2:15:35stuff, all of this patriarchy, gender
2:15:37roles, men being uh authorities over
2:15:41their women, women being obedient and
2:15:43agreeable, like all of that stuff, like
2:15:45maybe you watch Andrew Tate stuff, you
2:15:47watch uh Kevin Samuel stuff, you watch
2:15:49all this like manosphere stuff. If you
2:15:51accept all of that, you should also
2:15:55accept logically that women should not
2:15:57be educated. Like women should not be
2:15:59educated. Like there needs to be limits
2:16:00on women's education.
2:16:03Like those things go hand in hand. The
2:16:05fact that you don't realize that says
2:16:07that you don't really understand
2:16:09patriarchy. You don't really understand
2:16:10feminism.
2:16:12That's the only conclusion that can be
2:16:14drawn.
2:16:24I says, "North Korea treats divorce as
2:16:27an illegal act. Women who divorce face
2:16:29sentencing to labor camps for one to six
2:16:31months. Let's do this. I mean, I'll give
2:16:34you something even more severe than
2:16:36this. Like the hadith of the prophet
2:16:38sallallahu alaihi wasallam says that a
2:16:40woman who pursues divorcing her husband
2:16:43for no reason will not even smell
2:16:46paradise. She won't even smell ja.
2:16:48That's because she's going to be burning
2:16:50in hell. She's going to be burning in
2:16:51hell. That's hadith of the prophet
2:16:53sallallahu alaihi wasallam. is is more a
2:16:55lot more than 1 to six months of hard
2:16:57labor actually to be cast into the fire.
2:17:01Like these are the hadith that we need
2:17:02to be teaching women and men.
2:17:09Boz says simps are conflating education
2:17:11with knowledge. They would not push for
2:17:13education if there was no degree at the
2:17:15end. It's all about status and wealth.
2:17:16Yeah, very true. Okay. Very true. Like
2:17:20if a woman, okay, can get gain
2:17:25knowledge, okay, because after she's
2:17:28finished serving her husband, she's
2:17:30finished taking care of the kids, you
2:17:32know, she reads some hadith, she
2:17:34memorizes some Quran, she reads from a
2:17:36book. No problem. No problem. Do we have
2:17:39a problem with Do I have a problem with
2:17:40that? No. But you don't call that
2:17:42education. Okay? You call that a hobby.
2:17:44you call that like you would have like I
2:17:48don't have a problem with that type of
2:17:50learning or pursuing knowledge but it
2:17:53doesn't come with status it doesn't come
2:17:55with empowerment and that's why that's
2:17:57not sufficient for these feminists
2:18:03like this the problem that people have
2:18:05with Afghanistan and the Taliban the
2:18:08Taliban says that for example women you
2:18:12can learn and gain knowledge like from
2:18:13your home. They don't, the feminists
2:18:16don't accept that. These activists, the
2:18:18human rights activists, they don't
2:18:19accept that. They say, "No, no, no.
2:18:21Women need to go to schools and get
2:18:24degrees and pursue careers." Like this,
2:18:27it's an entire vision. It's not like
2:18:29just knowledge. Like, you gain some
2:18:32facts and that's sufficient. No, it
2:18:34comes with status. It comes with a
2:18:36reordering, a reshaping of society.
2:18:38That's what they want. That's what they
2:18:40want to do to destroy Afghanistan and
2:18:41turn it into a feminist hell hole like
2:18:44every other country on the planet.
2:18:50Muhammad Zaman says, "Funny how the only
2:18:52developed country with a positive birth
2:18:54rate is Israel. Makes you think, yeah,
2:18:57the thing about Israel is that it's
2:18:58developed because it's just free money
2:19:00that they're getting like sucking out of
2:19:02other countries, particularly the US."
2:19:04Like that's the that's why Israel is
2:19:06developed. if they were and the the
2:19:09birth rate is actually exaggerated
2:19:11because of the the religious
2:19:15orthodox or hidic Jews in Israel like
2:19:19they're the ones who have the high birth
2:19:20rate. the ones who are more educated in
2:19:23in the western sense, they have much
2:19:25lower birth rate. They're more liberal,
2:19:28you know, by Israel standards.
2:19:32And so the people who have the higher
2:19:34birth rate, they don't even work. They
2:19:36don't even work. They're just living off
2:19:38of government assistance, off of
2:19:39welfare. If that was t if that were
2:19:42taken away, the government assistance
2:19:44and all of this like aid coming from the
2:19:46US, the economic aid coming from the US,
2:19:49like Israel would not be developed. Like
2:19:52Israel would not even exist. So
2:20:00Honcho Man says, "I support their
2:20:02education love from UAE." Like you
2:20:04support women's education.
2:20:07Look what like women's education is
2:20:08doing to the UAE. like UAE is becoming
2:20:11like
2:20:13like a failed state socially at least
2:20:19I guess economically as well thanks to
2:20:21Iran thanks to the
2:20:25the Shahed drone. Osman says these
2:20:29Muslim simps whining on X under your
2:20:31post every time you say that Islam is
2:20:32anti-feminist is constant evidence and
2:20:35proof of the lizard whole hadith. Very
2:20:38true. Very true. I also think I'm being
2:20:40botted. I think there are a lot of bots
2:20:44that are just there to counter signal
2:20:46me.
2:20:49Abdu says, "Internesting. Will you have
2:20:51a debate with one of these simp
2:20:53figures?" Any day. Any day. I'm ready to
2:20:57debate. I've already had this debate
2:20:58many times.
2:21:01Bring one of these simps. Bring one of
2:21:03these compassionate imams. Let's debate
2:21:05it.
2:21:09Amir says
2:21:11she taught knowledge that she gained
2:21:13from from her husband the prophetat
2:21:18inherited her wealth from her father and
2:21:20her previous husband. Both of them
2:21:21served the prophet sallallahu alaihi
2:21:23wasallam at home. Yeah, exactly. Doesn't
2:21:25fit with the modern notion of the
2:21:28empowered boss babe, does it? The modern
2:21:30empowered educated boss babe. That's
2:21:32what they project though. That's what
2:21:33they project on the savat the mothers of
2:21:35the believers and they try like this is
2:21:37a non-stop sigh up on the ummah
2:21:44last word says it's observable that
2:21:46generally countries with high women
2:21:47education are militarily and econom
2:21:49economically stronger. How should Muslim
2:21:51countries compete? Thanks brother.
2:21:54Uh yeah this is they're they're going to
2:21:58have like these kinds of material
2:21:59benefits. Maybe there's correlations
2:22:02that you can find there. Um but at the
2:22:05same time, they're suffering um all the
2:22:08problems that come with empowered women
2:22:10as well.
2:22:12And ultimately, those problems are a lot
2:22:15worse
2:22:17um than any kind of benefits that you
2:22:19get economically from having women going
2:22:22to work, getting educated, and going to
2:22:24work. In terms of military strength,
2:22:27again, we point to Afghanistan. And
2:22:29Afghanistan was able to defeat the
2:22:32superpower
2:22:34without educating their women.
2:22:49Abdul Fathikh
2:22:51Mustafa
2:22:54Mar
2:22:56was almost prophetic on this topic
2:22:58translated by Mai. Yeah, I have that
2:23:02book. It's a great book. Uh or I have
2:23:04one of the translations
2:23:07and it's a very good book and he uh you
2:23:11know he's in the 19th century so he's
2:23:14seeing these kinds of reforms coming in
2:23:16the Ottoman Empire. He's speaking out
2:23:19against it. He's speaking out against
2:23:21westernization
2:23:23and the education of women, empowerment
2:23:25of women. He's speaking out against it.
2:23:27He sees he can see the problems that are
2:23:29going to arise from it.
2:23:32Mustafa Sabri and he lived a difficult
2:23:34life. He was ostracized. He was
2:23:36ostracized because the compassionate
2:23:39imams of his time were boycotting him.
2:23:41They're threatening to imprison him.
2:23:45So that book
2:23:52on my bookshelf somewhere.
2:23:59Everyday Skeptic says, "My wife always
2:24:01says she wished she had a job and wants
2:24:03to get a job, and no matter how much I
2:24:04explain to her that she doesn't need one
2:24:06and her place is our home, she's
2:24:08unconvinced.
2:24:11Yeah. I mean, this is,
2:24:15let's be honest, it's like childlike
2:24:17mind. Like just the variety like, oh, I
2:24:21just want to go. I see others working,
2:24:23so I guess it'll be nice." like I guess
2:24:26it'll be like they just have this
2:24:28conception of what it would be like to
2:24:30work and they can just think of like the
2:24:32positive things without thinking about
2:24:34all the negatives. Like all the to the
2:24:36toil of working, the toil, the
2:24:40humiliation, the stress,
2:24:43meeting deadlines, having to answer to a
2:24:45superior, having to obey a superior who
2:24:49doesn't actually care about you as a
2:24:51person like just wants to like get
2:24:53extract your labor.
2:24:57Like the humiliation of like being laid
2:24:59off. The humiliation of uh like employee
2:25:03evaluation, like being evaluated
2:25:06by some person like your manager, like
2:25:08the humiliation of that. The humiliation
2:25:11of like having to be in this office, go
2:25:14to wherever they say on time, like toil,
2:25:18like stress, meeting deadlines, like
2:25:21they don't think about that aspect of
2:25:22it. They don't think about the aspect of
2:25:24like okay fine you want to get a salary.
2:25:27You want a job and you're going to get a
2:25:29salary and well there are
2:25:31responsibilities for that. Are you going
2:25:34to pay? Are you going to cover like the
2:25:37bills? Are you going to make enough so
2:25:39that you can pay your way like or do you
2:25:42just want money? You want a job so you
2:25:43can make money to spend on yourself?
2:25:45That's not what I do as your husband. I
2:25:48don't make money to just spend on
2:25:50myself. I have to spend on you. I have
2:25:54to spend make sure that you have a
2:25:56comfortable safe place to live. That you
2:25:59have enough to eat, that you have
2:26:01clothes, that you you know that phone
2:26:02that you use uh to scroll doom scroll on
2:26:07Instagram and Tik Tok and the internet
2:26:09connection and the electric bill. Like I
2:26:11have to pay for all of that. And in
2:26:14order to pay for all of that, I have
2:26:16this job where I'm underneath the boot
2:26:18of a manager.
2:26:20Okay? Okay. And I have to meet
2:26:21deadlines. I have to get up out of bed,
2:26:25drag myself to this job, rain or shine.
2:26:28You know, if I'm sick and I don't have
2:26:30enough sick days, too bad. Too bad. or
2:26:33if I say something inappropriate,
2:26:36like not inappropriate in the objective
2:26:38sense, but just like uh for whatever
2:26:41reason, my manager doesn't like what I
2:26:43said at a meeting or like I make a
2:26:45mistake, you know, and on the
2:26:47spreadsheet or on the slideshow, I made
2:26:49a mistake, I made a typo in front of a
2:26:52client, oh, I get chewed out by my
2:26:55manager, the director is called, we have
2:26:57to have a meeting. endless meetings like
2:27:00the end the the annoyance and the
2:27:03humiliation of endless staff meetings
2:27:07especially in these feminized workplaces
2:27:08where you have like a majority of women
2:27:10in the like the uh managerial class like
2:27:13they just want to have meetings
2:27:14constantly but for every little thing
2:27:16like we could just resolve this issue
2:27:19that you need a hourong meeting for with
2:27:21a simple email it could have been
2:27:23resolved but no we have to all gather
2:27:24and hear everyone's opinions and how
2:27:26they feel and oh put your input we want
2:27:28to get your input
2:27:31just non-stop meetings
2:27:33like you know that you're taking away
2:27:35from my productivity by making me attend
2:27:38these meetings right
2:27:42it's like a non-stop hell on earth
2:27:45that's that's the job that you want
2:27:47woman that's the job that you're pining
2:27:49for a it's so annoying it's like mental
2:27:53torture literally torture in this job
2:27:57just so that we can live woman and
2:27:59that's what you want.
2:28:01You're a child. You have the you have
2:28:03the mentality of a child of a
2:28:055-year-old.
2:28:07Like a 5-year-old that wants to be like
2:28:09a fireman or an astronaut and like plays
2:28:12dress up and like that's a woman's
2:28:15understanding of a job. Like you just
2:28:17want to dress up. You want to like wear
2:28:19your your cute little outfit, go to
2:28:22work. Yay. You know, and that's what a
2:28:24lot of them actually in these jobs do
2:28:25because again affirmative action. They
2:28:28just play dress up. They go into the
2:28:30job, get on, you know, sign into their
2:28:33computer, check their social media,
2:28:35check their email, you know, go
2:28:37socialize. Another meeting, another
2:28:39meeting where we can talk about, you
2:28:40know, what we should do.
2:28:43That's what that's what women working is
2:28:45about in the corporate world. And
2:28:46they're getting all this money, all this
2:28:48money. They're not actually producing
2:28:50much at all. Okay? Because so much of
2:28:53the corporate world doesn't produce
2:28:56anything. And this is a critique that a
2:28:59lot of people have made like David
2:29:00Greyber, the anthropologist,
2:29:02okay? He's like most of the jobs, most
2:29:05of our economy is like a a fluff
2:29:07economy. It's not actually producing
2:29:09anything. It's not industrial. It's not
2:29:11actually producing anything. It's mostly
2:29:14service-based and then there's like a
2:29:16corporate layer that just does what?
2:29:20Does what? Like make spreadsheets
2:29:22basically. So you have a lot of women
2:29:24who dominate in these roles. They're
2:29:27getting all this money.
2:29:30And what do they use that money on? For
2:29:32the consumer economy, on themselves,
2:29:34buying the Gucci bags, going on
2:29:36vacations. They're not supporting a
2:29:37husband. They're not supporting a
2:29:39family. That's what happens when you do
2:29:41this wealth transfer. Putting all this
2:29:43wealth into the hands of women. It
2:29:45doesn't lead to a better society. It
2:29:46leads to a dystopia. Leads to a
2:29:48disaster. That's what we're seeing in
2:29:50the world today.
2:29:55Ismael says, "Where do we draw the line
2:29:56on women's education without going to
2:29:59the extreme?
2:30:02I mean, if I had a daughter, okay, I
2:30:05don't I have five sons. That's what
2:30:07Allah gave me. Allah didn't give me any
2:30:09daughters. He only gave me sons. But if
2:30:11I had a daughter, um, you know, I would
2:30:16have her homeschooled." Okay. And what
2:30:18would homeschooling involve? just
2:30:20involve like memorizing Quran, you know,
2:30:24learning Arabic, learning poetry,
2:30:28um you know, these language skills and
2:30:30then the rest is like tvia. Would she go
2:30:32to like through a high school
2:30:34curriculum? Would I want would I be
2:30:35teaching her math? No. Would I be
2:30:37teaching her science? No. You know,
2:30:43it would be really nice. Like it would
2:30:44be a really nice life that you'd be
2:30:47living
2:30:49actually.
2:30:55What is the sound that's playing
2:31:04anyway?
2:31:09Sorry,
2:31:11my uh computer just randomly plays
2:31:13YouTube videos.
2:31:16I'm hearing it on the mic. I don't know
2:31:18where the sound is coming from.
2:31:21Let me just close this.
2:31:33Anyway,
2:31:36so yeah, that's where I would draw the
2:31:38line and I'd prepare my daughter to get
2:31:40married,
2:31:42get married young, you know, get ready
2:31:44to be a good wife, a good mother, you
2:31:48know, how to be agreeable, like how to
2:31:50be that first class woman that say Omar
2:31:54was describing. Okay. want to get my
2:31:57daughter ready for a happy life, happy
2:32:00family and then Jenna inshallah. That's
2:32:03what I would be wanting for my daughter
2:32:06and that's what prevents me from being
2:32:07extreme, you know. I'm very moderate.
2:32:09I'm a very moderate guy
2:32:12as you can tell. So, I've got get her
2:32:15ready for Jenna, you know, so that she
2:32:17can enter a Jenna from any of the gates
2:32:19that she wants by being a good,
2:32:20obedient, agreeable wife.
2:32:23That would be my plan if I had a
2:32:24daughter. I don't have a daughter, but
2:32:26that's that's how that's the moderate
2:32:29path that I am recommending to all of
2:32:31you who do have daughters.
2:32:36Abdullah says, "What if the man is busy
2:32:38working and can't teach daughters proper
2:32:40Islamic knowledge? Should he send them
2:32:42to Madrasa? Women having strong
2:32:44foundation could also be a defense
2:32:46against unislamic ideologies."
2:32:49Uh, yeah. Basic.
2:32:52So if you're sending your daughter to a
2:32:54madrasa so that she can learn the basic
2:32:57like the basic requirements of Islam
2:32:59like in terms of knowledge that's
2:33:01sufficient that's sufficient okay she
2:33:04learning how to pray you don't have time
2:33:06to teach your daughters like how to pray
2:33:09you have a mother available that can
2:33:11teach them how to pray like tahara how
2:33:14to fast in Ramadan
2:33:17you know how to be chased like they
2:33:18don't have like the basics they can't
2:33:20learn from whether uh from you or any
2:33:23other family member, okay? Like they can
2:33:25learn it at a madrasa from some female
2:33:27teachers. No problem. That doesn't
2:33:29require years upon years of madrasa
2:33:33education and
2:33:36you know getting into their late teenage
2:33:38years, their 20s
2:33:41in a madrasa like that's not required
2:33:44for them to learn like the proper
2:33:46Islamic knowledge. Prioritize for your
2:33:49daughters, okay, as a son, as a father,
2:33:52prioritize them good ta, okay? And put
2:33:57it in their minds that their dunya, what
2:34:00is success for them in the dunya is
2:34:03being a good wife and a good mother.
2:34:05That's success for them. In terms of
2:34:08dunya
2:34:10for a son it's different for sons
2:34:12because they have to provide
2:34:15Islamically
2:34:17in order to have a family you can't just
2:34:20say like oh just be a good husband like
2:34:22you have to say well you need to
2:34:23actually work hard you have to inculcate
2:34:26values of you need to work hard you need
2:34:28to be ambitious you need to be
2:34:30competitive you need to find ways to you
2:34:32know make money in terms of dunya okay
2:34:36in terms of the having tawa being a good
2:34:39Muslim. Okay, that's equal for both male
2:34:43and female having the correct that's the
2:34:46same for male and female. But when it
2:34:48comes to pursuing dunya, okay, there's
2:34:50very different standards in Islam for
2:34:52male versus female. There's very
2:34:53different gender roles.
2:34:56So this is something that is missed
2:34:57unfortunately in a lot of the
2:35:01uh Islamic teaching on this subject in
2:35:03the modern times.
2:35:05Skeptic Warrior, thank you, bro.
2:35:08Appreciate your super chat. Thank you
2:35:09for your support. Really kind of you.
2:35:12May Allah reward you.
2:35:21Shai Preppy says, "As a woman, I agree,
2:35:24but I don't have a husband yet. Which
2:35:27jobs are appropriate for women to
2:35:29partake in?"
2:35:33I agree, but I don't have a husband yet.
2:35:35Why don't you have a husband, sister?
2:35:39Okay. It's not hard. It's not hard to
2:35:41find a husband.
2:35:43Are you prioritizing that? Are you
2:35:46prioritize
2:35:47prioritizing marriage?
2:35:51I have a hard time believing that you're
2:35:53prioritizing it. If you're having a hard
2:35:54time finding a husband, you know, what's
2:35:57the delay? What's the delay? Especially
2:36:00if what you're bringing to the table is
2:36:04that you're going to be chased. You're
2:36:06gonna be agreeable. You're going to be
2:36:09supporting him.
2:36:11Okay? There is going to be a long line
2:36:14of men who will want to marry you. Okay?
2:36:17And they'll provide everything for you.
2:36:19So, do you have your priorities
2:36:21straight? You have your priorities
2:36:23straight. That's all I'm going to say.
2:36:25terms of jobs that are appropriate.
2:36:28Let's say that okay, you you literally
2:36:30cannot find a husband for whatever
2:36:32reason. Okay, maybe maybe I don't think
2:36:35it's very likely. I think in 99.99%
2:36:39of cases you can find a husband soon as
2:36:42you want it. As soon as you want a
2:36:43husband, you can find it. Okay? As long
2:36:46as you're not like in your 50s. As long
2:36:49as you're not in your 50s, okay? Okay.
2:36:51And even then, even then you just have
2:36:52to settle for being a second wife, for
2:36:55example. But as long as like in most
2:36:58cases, okay, if you're just starting to
2:37:01look for a job, meaning that you're at a
2:37:03certain stage of life where you're in
2:37:05your youth, then you can get married.
2:37:08Okay? But let's say that you're in the
2:37:090.00% of cases, 0001% of cases where you
2:37:14can't find a wife or husband. So what
2:37:18jobs are appropriate for you? There are
2:37:21jobs that are women only.
2:37:24Um you can go work at a woman's college
2:37:27for example. Okay. You can work as
2:37:30someone who provides child care. Um
2:37:34there are many jobs of that nature
2:37:36involving children like teaching
2:37:38children. Uh teaching at an Islamic
2:37:41school. Okay. There are many jobs of
2:37:43that nature. Okay. that don't involve
2:37:46mixing with other men. They don't really
2:37:50come with like empowerment.
2:37:52Okay, that will they will empower you
2:37:54and make it more difficult for you to to
2:37:56get married.
2:37:58Okay, just practical advice is make your
2:38:01intention for the sake of Allah. Make
2:38:04dua to Allah that Allah makes it easier
2:38:06for you. That Allah brings you a husband
2:38:09that will be the best for you in this
2:38:11life and the hereafter. Who will provide
2:38:13for you, who will protect you, who will
2:38:14treat you well, who will um protect your
2:38:18children, care for your children. Make
2:38:21that sincere dua.
2:38:23Okay? And that's the practical advice
2:38:26I'll give you. And Allah will find a
2:38:27way. Allah will find you a way uh out of
2:38:31your difficulty, out of your bar chip.
2:38:42FXTA says, "Any advice on how to get
2:38:44parents to actively look for a spouse?
2:38:46That's my main obstacle. I'm in my late
2:38:48teens and my parents are not taking it
2:38:50seriously."
2:38:52Yeah, it's a it's a problem. It's a
2:38:54problem that parents are not
2:38:58taking things seriously. Um, you need to
2:39:01just share with them that world is
2:39:04filled like with zena. The world is
2:39:07filled with zena and abortions because
2:39:12kids are getting knocked up. Okay? The
2:39:15world is full of haram.
2:39:18Okay? Just scare them. Like scare them
2:39:20straight. Not that you're going to fall
2:39:22into that, but that's what the reality
2:39:23is. The reality is the that's what would
2:39:26that's what scares parents. Like the
2:39:28world is filled with zena.
2:39:31Okay. The world is filled with
2:39:32degeneracy. The world is filled with all
2:39:35these problems of people not being able
2:39:37to get married.
2:39:40And uh maybe you need to share some
2:39:42statistics with them. you know the rate
2:39:44of uh if you look at the decline of
2:39:49marriage itself
2:39:51um
2:39:53what are some of the I mean there's so
2:39:55many stats that you can share just on
2:39:56the decline of the marriage rate
2:40:00um yeah it depends on what kind of
2:40:02parents you have like do they what's
2:40:05going to really wake them up what kind
2:40:06of information that you can share with
2:40:08them is going to wake them up
2:40:11but I feel your pain I feel your pain.
2:40:14Like that's part of what
2:40:17early marriage like that's one of the
2:40:18solutions to the zena problem to the
2:40:21marriage problem. Like couples that get
2:40:24married earlier in life tend to stay
2:40:27married longer. Like the success of the
2:40:30marriage is actually increased
2:40:32significantly by getting married early
2:40:34younger.
2:40:40Ali Shaw Repository says, "Advice on
2:40:42dealing with a recently divorced sister
2:40:44with a child. She wants to move to
2:40:46another country and pursue business
2:40:47instead of prioritizing remarrying or
2:40:49staying home with parents."
2:40:53Yeah. I mean, does she not care about
2:40:55herself and her child? Like, is pursuing
2:40:58business in another country that really
2:41:01going to help her in any way? Sounds
2:41:05like she's headed for disaster,
2:41:08but like remarrying, like why did she
2:41:10get divorced in the first place? It
2:41:12seems like she's a problem. Seems like
2:41:14she is a problem and
2:41:17doesn't have her priorities right.
2:41:20Um, yeah. I don't know. Advice like how
2:41:22can you wake these people up?
2:41:32Yeah. And the sad thing is that these
2:41:33are like hijabi Muslims like they
2:41:36they're wearing hijab or even and
2:41:41they just they they've only accepted
2:41:43Islam in a superficial way like it's
2:41:46very superficial
2:41:48and oh she listens to compassionate Imam
2:41:51X and she knows so many hadith and oh
2:41:54maybe she even has some jazza
2:41:57but it's just like superficial
2:42:00understanding or like some of these
2:42:01people who are advocating Quran and
2:42:03Sunnah, Quran and Sunnah, but their
2:42:05lifestyle has nothing to do with the
2:42:06Sunnah. The decisions that they make
2:42:08have nothing to do with the Sunnah.
2:42:11It's just like modern life, modern
2:42:13living.
2:42:18Okay, that's all our super chats. Any
2:42:22final words before I sign off?
2:42:32So, a woman getting a divorce is somehow
2:42:34her fault. I didn't say it was her
2:42:35fault, but in this day and age, it tends
2:42:38to be her fault. Yes.
2:42:4390%. So, 70% of divorce today is
2:42:48initiated by the women. 70%. And if
2:42:50she's college educated, 90%.
2:42:5490% of the divorce is initiated by
2:42:57women. So purely on the basis of
2:43:00probability, it's it's probably her
2:43:03fault. She's the one who initiated it.
2:43:04And she has a child. There's like a
2:43:06child there that's going to suffer.
2:43:22Casper says, "Daniel, there are a lot of
2:43:24people that need to be refuted, like
2:43:26Professor Dave on creationism."
2:43:31Yeah, I don't like cre uh Professor
2:43:33Dave. I I don't like him. And obviously,
2:43:37he's like a hardcore
2:43:39uh evolutionist
2:43:40and atheist. I guess he's an atheist,
2:43:43but you know, he's put out some great
2:43:46videos. He's put out some great hardcore
2:43:48videos against Israel and Zionism
2:43:52uh and Jewish supremacy in the past
2:43:55months
2:43:56and they are just excellent. They're
2:43:59excellent. And I tip my hat to Professor
2:44:02Dave for those videos. really great
2:44:05stuff that he's put out and found out
2:44:08that he's like he has Palestinian family
2:44:10members. Okay. I think he married into
2:44:13like a Palestinian family, maybe like
2:44:15Palestinian Christian family.
2:44:18So, I have a little bit of respect for
2:44:20Professor Dave because of that and I
2:44:22have to I have to give credit where
2:44:24credit is due. Uh even though I despise
2:44:27the evolutionism and his kind of
2:44:29scientific chauvinism and the arrogance
2:44:32with which he expresses scientific
2:44:34chauvinism, I hate that. I don't like
2:44:37it. It even rubs me the wrong way, his
2:44:40style. But, you know, because he's a
2:44:43he's an a-hole about it. He's like an
2:44:44aggressive a-hole against religion,
2:44:46against creationism. Okay?
2:44:49And but it's useful when he he directs
2:44:53that kind of a-hole energy towards
2:44:56Zionism and Israel, it's great. It's
2:44:58like a treat to watch him just raging. I
2:45:01mean, he's vulgar, too. So,
2:45:04I don't I don't condone vulgarity, but
2:45:07if you're vulgar against Zionism, that's
2:45:10okay. That's okay. He's just going off
2:45:13on these Zionists. It's just so
2:45:14satisfying.
2:45:16So check out those videos from Professor
2:45:18Dave. He's being attacked by all these
2:45:20Zionists. He's being attacked by Destiny
2:45:23and they're Oh, his video on Destiny. He
2:45:26has two videos on Destiny. Just
2:45:28excellent. And he exposes that Destiny
2:45:30is this kind of pervert, sex pest,
2:45:33disgusting, degenerate freak. He exposes
2:45:36that.
2:45:38So I have to give credit where credit is
2:45:40due. I'm a fair guy. I'm a fair guy.
2:45:44Call it like I see it.
2:45:47Lionard says it's worse in Muslim
2:45:49countries is because of the simp fathers
2:45:51who teach their daughters to become
2:45:52engineers or pursue advanced degrees.
2:45:55They're worse than Western fathers.
2:45:57Birth rates are plummeting. Yeah,
2:45:58unfortunately
2:46:01it's getting the Muslim countries are
2:46:02following the West down the lizard hole.
2:46:07Muslim boogeyman says no fa fault
2:46:09divorce is rampant. Yeah, you have these
2:46:12people, these shakes, these
2:46:14compassionate imams that are trying to
2:46:15reproduce no fault divorce for Muslims.
2:46:17Like they're trying to Islamicize no
2:46:19fault divorce.
2:46:21It's like a disaster. Ragnar, how's it
2:46:23going, bro? 90% we are cooked.
2:46:26Yeah, with the divorce rate. Yeah, the
2:46:28the initiation of divorce, it's 90%.
2:46:55What else?
2:47:30Sarah says, "I have to disagree with
2:47:31you, Daniel. I'm not saying curriculum
2:47:33is perfect or that all women should work
2:47:35and women should prioritize the family,
2:47:37but I think all people should be
2:47:38educated." Yeah. What do you mean by
2:47:40that? Like, what do you mean? Do you
2:47:43mean vocationally educated? If you mean
2:47:45vocationally educated,
2:47:48uh, fine. Are you going to accept that
2:47:49women should start providing for men and
2:47:51taking care of children and women should
2:47:53have exactly the same accountability as
2:47:55men? Like, is that what you're
2:47:57advocating? Are you going to support a
2:47:59husband who's going to be a stay-at-home
2:48:01uh father or stay-at-home husband? You
2:48:04won't. You won't. Are you going to uh
2:48:06get rid of hypergamy? No, you won't. Are
2:48:08you going to start marrying these simps?
2:48:10No, you won't.
2:48:12So, if you mean educated in terms that
2:48:15they have to have to Yeah, I agree.
2:48:17Everyone should have tropia. Everyone
2:48:18should have the basis of goodl
2:48:22but that doesn't require a degree that
2:48:24doesn't require going to schools for
2:48:25years extended years on end getting um
2:48:29certification.
2:48:37You can't just joke about he said female
2:48:39gynecologist and not respond. I did
2:48:41respond.
2:48:47Are you planning on interviewing more
2:48:49people like Professor Jen?
2:48:54Uh, maybe I'll interview him. I don't
2:48:56know. Um,
2:48:59I guess he says some interesting stuff.
2:49:05Ragnar, good to see you, bro. Thanks for
2:49:07moderating.
2:49:09Appreciate it.
2:49:11Oh, here's brother Levib. How's it
2:49:12going, bro? Any update on the book and
2:49:14merch? the book. I'm still work. I'm on
2:49:17the editorial process now. I'm just
2:49:19trying to edit it um clean it up,
2:49:21tighten it up, um before I, you know,
2:49:25start looking for publishers and things
2:49:27like that. But, uh yeah, the actual
2:49:30first draft is completed.
2:49:33It's like too long. It's too long. So, I
2:49:35have to like cut it a little bit to make
2:49:37it more publishable.
2:49:39And uh the merch uh the site,
2:49:41alhamdulillah, there's a brother who
2:49:43volunteered to make like a like a
2:49:45merchant type of site. So you'll be able
2:49:47to order some stuff inshallah
2:49:49coming soon.
2:50:01My dad is telling me not to be
2:50:03desperate. Is this valid? Are you a male
2:50:05or female?
2:50:09Yeah, you don't you never want to be
2:50:11desperate. That's true. But that there's
2:50:14a difference between acting desperate
2:50:18and being desperate. Like if you're a
2:50:20teenager, you're desperate. If you're a
2:50:22teenager, you're desperate. But showing
2:50:24that you're desperate, revealing that
2:50:26you're desperate, that's a different
2:50:28thing. You don't want to show that
2:50:29you're desperate, but you are desperate.
2:50:33That's not that's out of your control.
2:50:35It's called hormones. It's called being
2:50:37a teenager.
2:50:39That's the way that Allah created you.
2:50:41Allah created you that way so that
2:50:43you'll get married. So that you'll get
2:50:45married so that you can fulfill your
2:50:48desire. That's how Allah created the
2:50:49situation. Allah didn't create a
2:50:51situation where he gives you these
2:50:52raging hormones and these raging desires
2:50:54and he doesn't give you an outlet for
2:50:56that. He doesn't give you any outlet for
2:50:58that. He just wants you to suffer. No,
2:50:59Allah gave you an outlet. It's called
2:51:01marriage. He wants you to get married to
2:51:03fulfill those desires to start a family.
2:51:06That's what Allah wants. But
2:51:08unfortunately, we have this westernized
2:51:11understanding of life and career and
2:51:13education that's going to block us from
2:51:15the plan that Allah has made for us and
2:51:18embedded into us hormonally and
2:51:20biologically and genetically. That's how
2:51:23that's the perversion of modern life.
2:51:31SFI says women working as selfish men
2:51:33can't men can't get jobs now. Yeah, it's
2:51:35it's terrible.
2:51:38That's the problem. When you have women
2:51:39go into the work force, they're taking
2:51:42the position of a man. A man who could
2:51:44have had that job, who could have gotten
2:51:45a salary to support a family.
2:52:00Hey Daniel, off topic, but what are your
2:52:03thoughts on the Aremis 2 moon mission
2:52:05that took place a few days ago
2:52:06considering your previous remarks on the
2:52:07moon landing? Did they land on the moon?
2:52:10I thought Artemis was just going around
2:52:12like it was just going they eventually
2:52:14want to land on the moon, but I don't
2:52:16think they've landed on the moon again.
2:52:17They've just allegedly allegedly just
2:52:20gone around the moon.
2:52:23So yeah, I haven't looked into it more
2:52:27deeply, so can't give you a informed
2:52:30comment on that.
2:52:46Daniel, do you see Milo getting deported
2:52:48back to the UK?
2:52:51Yeah, that was funny. uh he got deported
2:52:54but uh
2:52:58I mean he's has a lot of issues
2:53:02obviously
2:53:04but uh the funny thing about him is that
2:53:08the Zionists are attacking him. Laura
2:53:11Loomer is attacking him trying to get
2:53:12him deported. That's the shocking thing
2:53:15is that this Trump administration is is
2:53:17so beholden to just any random Jew. Any
2:53:21random Jew agitator just wants Milo
2:53:25deported because they don't like him
2:53:27talking against Israel
2:53:30and then the Trump administration
2:53:32complies immediately arrests him and
2:53:34deports him.
2:53:36So
2:53:38that's the shocking thing about it. Um
2:53:43and they You know they did they are
2:53:45detaining Muslims too obviously like any
2:53:47critic of Israel gets deported or gets
2:53:50blocked from entering the country.
2:53:52They're restricting the travel of anyone
2:53:53who criticizes Israel. Like this is like
2:53:55a really bad part. Like they've always
2:53:59restricted travel but now it's like just
2:54:01so much stricter
2:54:04than it was in the past. All thanks to
2:54:06Trump.
2:54:13Sunna Quest. How's it going, bro?
2:54:16What about female janitors? Yeah, we
2:54:18need more female janitors, not just
2:54:21doctors.
2:54:24No one says like Sagid wasn't talking
2:54:26about female janitors now, was he? You
2:54:28know what about the sensitive areas that
2:54:30women are at like sensitive
2:54:32uh rooms, right? Because when the women
2:54:35go to give birth,
2:54:38okay, and they need the female
2:54:40gynecologist to deliver their babies,
2:54:43right? So, you have to have a woman
2:54:45who's gone and gotten 12 years of
2:54:48education to become a female
2:54:49gynecologist to be able to get the baby
2:54:52coming out. Okay? There's going to be a
2:54:54lot of blood everywhere and you can't
2:54:57have a male janitor cleaning up the
2:54:59blood in such a sensitive area where a
2:55:01woman is giving birth. You need a m You
2:55:03need female janitors. Where are the
2:55:05female janitors?
2:55:08Why isn't anyone advocating for more
2:55:10female janitors?
2:55:18Women, I want to work also. Women, you
2:55:20pay all the bills though.
2:55:26Yeah. Why isn't Sunnaqu quest the
2:55:29moderator? That's a good point. Let me
2:55:31see.
2:55:32Let me get Sunna quest monitor uh
2:55:36moderator status if I can
2:55:43a problem with this.
2:55:54Anyway, uh so that's the show, guys.
2:56:06Can't one of the other moderators make
2:56:09the quest the monitor moderator
2:56:12talk to
2:56:20where
2:56:41Oh, here.
2:56:51Okay, that should have worked.
2:57:04There's a couple of more super chats.
2:57:11Highlander says, "Professor Dave might
2:57:13be a jerk, but his prop pali and
2:57:15debunking flat earth bids are fun to
2:57:17watch. Just wish he didn't support
2:57:18evolution. Even Sabur debated him.
2:57:27I'm female. He says that when I ask him
2:57:31to pursue for me.
2:57:34Yeah. I'm sorry, man. Your parents are
2:57:38they're not uh helping you out here.
2:57:42Yeah. Like your dad should be finding
2:57:46good candidates.
2:57:50Why does that make you desperate? like
2:57:51wanting to get married.
2:57:54Yeah, this is this is the unfortunate
2:57:55thing. We have good Muslim sisters who
2:57:58want to get married young and then their
2:58:01their dads are preventing it.
2:58:04It's terrible.
2:58:06Really bad. Like this is a simp problem
2:58:08that we have. No offense to your dad,
2:58:10but unfortunately
2:58:12it's a big problem.
2:58:18Reop says, "Just joined, but if you have
2:58:20a daughter, what would you do?" I
2:58:21already answered that earlier.
2:58:24She begs to at least study Islam studies
2:58:26at university. That's the worst thing to
2:58:27study in university, Islamic studies.
2:58:29You want her to become an atheist? You
2:58:31want her to leave Islam?
2:58:36Lion Lionard says, "For many Muslim
2:58:39families say, not pursuing education is
2:58:40considered worse than fulfilling their
2:58:41religious duties. That's why I see in
2:58:432026."
2:58:44Yeah, I mean that they are just
2:58:46suffering from inferiority complex.
2:58:56Okay guys,
2:59:00too much requirement for Mahar and the
2:59:02Arab world. Yeah, that's a problem.
2:59:09All
2:59:23right, guys. Yeah, I don't know why
2:59:25Sunna Quest I clicked uh make add as
2:59:28moderator in in YouTube. Maybe it has to
2:59:31be after the stream is over. I don't
2:59:32know why I didn't add it. I'll do it.
2:59:34I'll look into it after the going
2:59:37offline. All right. Thanks everyone for
2:59:39watching this episode. Hope that the
2:59:42arguments made sense. We'll be back next
2:59:43week, inshallah. Don't forget to
2:59:46subscribe to our newsletter. It is
2:59:48linked in the description below. Let me
2:59:50know what you think about the show and
2:59:52the comments. Uh I read a lot of the
2:59:54comments, so hopefully there won't be
2:59:57too many of you raging like this kind of
3:00:00simp rage that we see increasingly
3:00:02nowadays. Whether it's because of the
3:00:03algorithm, whether it's because it's a
3:00:05scop, a bot campaign, I don't know.
3:00:07But uh yeah, leave me a comment and
3:00:10we'll be back inshallah next week.
3:00:14And that's our show
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