Timestamps of Topics Discussed: 06:10 - Why he no longer uses a phone 14:17 - Reading books by non-Muslims 23:12 - Discussion about the Arabic language and how to learn 44:02 - Marriage discussion and relationship advice begins 1:10:30 - Raising children discussion begins 1:51:10 - General advice on taking your faith more seriously

@thetruthwithproof8802

4 жыл бұрын

⚠️ 4 Tablighi Jamaat followers ➡️ Even the Hindu & Christian preachers will guide you to STOP sinning, Will you then follow everything else they teach ❓ Believing in ALLAH is not enough. Shirk can ONLY be committed by the one who believes in ALLAH. ⚠️ Tablighi Jamaat NO 1 book Fazail-e-Amaal is full of SHIRK & BIDDAH.

@thetruthwithproof8802

4 жыл бұрын

BROTHER TIM HUMBLE IS FOLLOWING QURAN & HADITH ONLY 👍🏻

@thetruthwithproof8802

4 жыл бұрын

⚠️ The truth is, the ONLY sect which will enter paradise is the one that follows QURAN & HADITH. Every Sect claims to be following the QURAN & HADITH : Yet the sect all but 1 are following will be teaching against the QURAN & HADITH on many matters. The main problem is people connect to a sect & then end up going along with whatever they have been taught. No person should join a sect, we should follow Allahs order QURAN & HADITH ONLY : IF a person IGNORES joining any sects & instead STRICTLY follows the QURAN & HADITH, after a while people will start naming him as a member of a sect, Which l am not going to mention now : However this PROVES which SECT is CORRECT. So the Way to be successful is follow QURAN & HADITH Only ⛔️ Not SECT ⛔️

@user-xw3ih6un5v

4 жыл бұрын

@@thetruthwithproof8802 I doubt jamaat at tableegh members will be here in the comments...

@thetruthwithproof8802

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-xw3ih6un5v True

The books mentioned, 1.The 4 hour work week-by tim ferriss. 2. The obstacle is the way- by Ryan holiday. 3. Patience and gratitude- by Ibn qayyim al jawziyyah. Enjoy🙏

@mohpatel9789

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother👍🏼

@Knowledge_Shorts101

4 жыл бұрын

What if it is a sister?

@theglitch2001

3 жыл бұрын

‎جزاك اللهُ خيرا‬

Tim Humble, if i had a hat I would take it off for you. You Sir, my Brother, are a jewel that we should all cherish and love for who you are. Ma Shaa Allah!

@frankzappa951

3 жыл бұрын

Was just saying the same to my lovely wife Alhamdulillah

@zee8382

2 жыл бұрын

So true wallahi ! Masha'Allah ❤

الأخ هذا عنده فطنه وأداء جميل في الخطبه ومادته العلميه موفق فيها مصري صعيدي مر من هنا

Tim humble is a real G

@makkahcadey

4 жыл бұрын

You mean he is a real brother. Being a G is not a good thing my brother. May Allah Ta'ala bless you and him.

@DubSalvation

3 жыл бұрын

@@makkahcadey chill out (advice on how chilling out is wrong incoming)

Beautiful conversation about learning the Arabic Language 23:11 until 43:11

@steveymcneckbeard

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more with every point. Nice channel as well Sam, was watching earlier today. Jazakallahu khair

@nuf100

3 жыл бұрын

@@ntgism696 it is greate if this works for you. Alhamdulillah.

Mā shā Allāh, in the first minutes Ustaadh Muhammad's talking about giving up his phone, I got teary eyes. I know he's my best teacher in shā Allāh even it's only through internet, Allāhumma bārik lahu. Edit: Just finished watching the video That's so true. First thing first is that you should know about Allāh and be 24/7 conscious of Allāh. When I started learning more about Islam, I literally asked Allāh where to start, because I really didn't know what I should learn first. Then SubhānAllāhu, Allāh guided me to learn from this particular teacher (May Allāh preserves him). His teaching was all about Allāh, he talks about Allāh, he reminds us about Allāh, he gives example that's related to us and it's all about Allāh, Allāh, and Allāh. He teaches with hikmah/wisdom. Until alhamdulillāh by the grace of Allāh, I started to be conscious of Allāh, every little thing reminds me of Allāh, by knowing about Allāh it makes easier for me to cope when the "bad" things happen in my life. I think that's when my heart softened, I've found contentment in my heart, alhamdulillāh. And after that, everything just fell into place. I started practicing more and more. Alhamdulillāh, then Allāh guided me to the sunnah. And I've learnt a lot from Ustaadh Muhammad Tim Humble (hafidhahullāhu ta'ālā). Alhamdulillāh. Know whom you're worshipping, learn about Allāh's names and attributes, remember Allāh all the time, everything that happens in your life relate it back to Allāh, there has to be Allāh in your heart and mind. Then you'll see everything will fall into place and you'll find a tranquility. Biidznillāh.

DAWAH MAN

Wow! My favourite sheikh once again that is why I love your channel Faisal I press like before watching

I love it when Tim is on your show

Such a good podcast episode!!!

I really understand the phone thing!! Astagfirullah I really love the idea of coming away from my phone!! I was born in the 80s so I never really had access to the internet on my phone till I was 26. It’s crazy how it’s taken us away from real life and most of all Allah!! Plus all the weird notions and what is “cool” and what’s not! And pleasure people feel by fake highlight reels...

Wow Alhamdulillah “Act in gratitude.” Gratitude is a way of life

It's difficult to even get married in the first place and to remarry it's an even longer story.

@greentea0005

4 жыл бұрын

Hear hear! Wish there was more focus on how to get married, which is a bigger crisis than maintaining a good marriage.

@awakenthegreatnesswithin

3 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂

@nuf100

3 жыл бұрын

@@greentea0005 true

MaashaaAllah Excellent Episode 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 JazakAllahu khairan BarakAllahu feek

Ma sha Allah, a very enlightening discussion. Allahuma Baarik ✨

Amazing, masha Allaah! I found this so beneficial. May Allah bless Faisal and Ustad Tim Humble immensely, ameen.

MashaAllah, please invite ustadz Tim Humble more! Baarakallahu feekum

18:22 really good question Allahuma Barik. I was just thinking about it and then you asked the sheikh.

SoubhanAllaah, I was comtemplating getting rid of my phone. Then I see this. I think I might do it. BarakAllaahoe fiek

Wow. What an amazing podcast MashaAllah got to love Ustadh Tim, may allah reward you both immensely for all the good you do for the people. Ameen

Maasha Allaah? SubhanaAllah! Jazakumullahu Khair Ustadh Tim & Brother Faisal. I really enjoyed this episode ❤️ and benefited from a lot especially the Arabic language section as I am an Arabic tutor. بارك الله فيكم ✨

Such a powerful talk Iv listened to!!! Such benefits in this Allahumma barik may allah bless you all ameen

Ustadh Tim Humble,masha'allaah.Wallahi I love this brother's lecturers.

A perfect podcast for me this week. Just had my first child last 1 week ago :)

@goldenemitte2245

4 жыл бұрын

AllahumaBarik👶👶

@ia1399

4 жыл бұрын

Allahumma baarik. May Allah bless you in your family.

@ahmedw5

4 жыл бұрын

Allahumma amin :)

@stepstojannah8173

4 жыл бұрын

Mubarak masha'Allah Allahuma barek

@ZeeshanAli-nm7eq

3 жыл бұрын

Mubaarak ya akhi!

Favourite Ustadh forever ! May Allah always protect him 🌸

MashaAllah what a great podcast! JazakumAllahu khair. Ustadh Tim's point about how to learn Arabic was very important. Learning grammar rules first is a very inorganic and usually ineffective way to learn language. Most of the little Arabic that I know is what I've learned on my own. But every time I try using a program, I just can't get too far. Hopefully I can just get the opportunity for immersion and get on with it.

I COMPLETELY agree with the brother about how to learn Arabic! I have now started & stopped so many Arabic classes as I just cannot get on with the traditional way of learning Arabic & memorising tables & grammar rules just doesn’t do it for me. When I was studying french at gcse I got full marks in my paper & I was asking myself why I found Arabic so hard. I have purchased some children’s Arabic books after listening to this podcast & I’m going to take the steps mentioned & Insha allah I will see progression in this beautiful language!

@ummlaith7655

11 ай бұрын

How is it going?

Thank you for another great podcast. I believe the portion from 1:51:10 regarding 'General advice on taking your faith more seriously' should be uploaded on its own as it is very beneficial for all and a common question that was answered very effectively by the sheikh.

Liked it before listening

Very wise! Allahumma baarik💯

Life changing. JazaakAllaah

I was about to watch the Pokémon movie then this came up. ALHAMDULILLAH LOL

@ia1399

4 жыл бұрын

If i could advise you my sister to stay away from pokemon. It is filled with many things that are contrary to Islam like evolution and music.

@sumayyahhussain8331

4 жыл бұрын

@@ia1399 jazakallah Khair for the reminder akhi 👍

@ia1399

4 жыл бұрын

@@sumayyahhussain8331 wa iyyaak there are many other things you can watch too to spend in your free time like these podcasts insha-Allah.

@sumayyahhussain8331

4 жыл бұрын

@@ia1399 In sha allah! 👍

amazing SubhanAllah. loved this episode

Alhamdullillah for everything

This is so true . Remember when you are in Arab countries you are forced to utilise your Arabia’s in your everyday life. When my cousin went to study Arabic in Egypt in Ibaanah they would memorise around 30 words of vocabulary a day and they studied 5 days a week for 3 hours and on top of them the institution rule was that they could only speak Arabic during class time. So people from all over the world were forced to communicate in Arabic. So the sheikh is right you have to build your vocabulary that’s the hardest part... once you have vocabulary the traditional route is easier and less complicated

3:57 I wish Bukhari suits is in USA especially here in the Bay Area for my dad

New subscriber here! Love the intro!! Love it!! Also just the Coffee theme and Islam (Allah uakbar).

So much benefit! So much! Allahu Akbar! Bookmarked it for watching it before marriage again. May Allah(Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) bless Sheikh Tim Humble and bless you my brother, Faysal. Truly love you guys for the sake of Allah(Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala). May Allah(Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) grant us Jannatul Ferdous without any account. Ameen.

We need many ustaz. Tim humble in england

The three stages mentioned pertaining to raising children has been attributed to Ali Ibn Abi Taalib, sublime breakdown.

One of my favorite ustadz masyaallah,,

@andiniayu4454

4 жыл бұрын

What ustadz's name?

@thooriqulannam8243

4 жыл бұрын

Andini Ayu Muhammad Tim humble

Jazakallahkhair for this podcast may Allah Azawajal bless you both I feel I can try again to master the Arabic language

whens this gonna get up on spotify?

Brother u should have start interviewing him with a Salam.That would b more befitting.

Masha'Allah Tabarak'Allah brothers!

May Allah reward him, this is literally the best life advice ever! Very relevant to all of us!

I prefer these type of freshly grounded episodes

Please get Tim back on ✈️

MashaAllah 😊😊😊

1:48 SubhanaAllah

Subhanallah Alhamdulillah Allaahu Akbar

@Freshly Grounded Can you please link the videos of Sheikh, Sheikh mentioned that you may link it in the notes. Please.

Tage diskussioner når man er i god humør og er glad og har haft en god dag-> forståelse, overvejelser, tilgivelse, let it go humør. Nogle gange har jeg haft lyst til at spørge dig om men jeg vil ikke diskuter det.

Muhammad tim humble Mara Pyaar Bhai Teh Faisal Bohat Pyaar😭💖💕💝💘Masha'Aallaah Allaah Increase you Both Ameen

DAWAH MAN!

If you do Tim Humble you can do dawahman because he is dawahman’s teacher

@Umar_1994_

4 жыл бұрын

why go to the student, when you can go to the teacher?

He's so right about the madina arabic issue. I finished the whole program without being able to introduce myself or speak for 2 min straight . I felt so bad but i later on understood the method is just not for me .

@ismailowino2866

4 жыл бұрын

so it's just overrated marketing?

@Minamomy1

4 жыл бұрын

Ismail Owino Maybe . But as he explained its Good for some people just not for everybody

@ismailowino2866

4 жыл бұрын

@@Minamomy1 okay,but how come they have never done so to me in their daily e-mail marketing to me?All I see are testimonials of countless of people who gone through it and mastered Arabic in less time than they'd done studying in some uni.

@Minamomy1

4 жыл бұрын

Ismail Owino I’m talking here about the books . People use the books in different style of teaching I guess maybe those people add some things to it that or teach it in a way that make it more efficient . It depends .

@nooort

4 жыл бұрын

I think the best method is to study book 1 where you're introduced to basic grammar and vocabulary, then move on to arabiyyah bayna yadeyk where you will learn how to speak and practise everything you learnt

does he have an online arabic course that he teaches?

After 55:00 there's an important point for all of us.

Being a friend to your child is the worst advice ever given and practiced by humanity. These days children have no respect or manners towards their parents or elders. Because they think they are on the same level as the adult. Parents need to remain parents and children should know they have parents. They have friends outside the home they font need to come home to find friends. The lack of parents position in this modern day has caused all this disrespectful behaviour. The method the brother is talking about was discussed 25 years ago. The parents that put it into practice are now suffering. They have no control on their children to listen to good advice.

@Basheer245

4 жыл бұрын

Being your child's friend doesn't mean they should not respect you. You should also be your spouse's friend, but that does not mean respect and kindness goes out the window.

@springleaves4958

4 жыл бұрын

@@Basheer245 just stick to being a parent to a child. I speak from 25 years of observation. And a spouse is not on the same level as a child. Both have different positions and rights.

@joyridesham

4 жыл бұрын

The prophet S.a.w said seven years play with your child next seven years educate them and the next seven years be their friend. But I understand your point that an adult should not be to friendly with a child the respect and authority goes, so there should be a balance.

Sammenligne ikke nogen med nogen andre-> der opstår problemer. 14 være der for dem, være deres ven. Børn giver de ting værdi som deres forældre giver værdi.

‎و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله وبركاته ‎و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله وبركاته

Assalamu alaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuhu Can anyone please please recommend childrens books in Arabic I have no idea where to buy them from Any online website Jazakallahu khayran

@awakenthegreatnesswithin

3 жыл бұрын

Google it, there are many

@arabiyyah7965

3 жыл бұрын

If you are still looking for children's books then I can send some links to your email address inshaAllah

@stepstojannah8173

3 жыл бұрын

@@arabiyyah7965 Barakallahu feeki ukhti OK in sha'Allah But I wanted the actual books for my children to read but ok online will be good too Jazakallahu khayran

Mr Tim,,, can you deliver the Khutbah to Dars to Da’wah about (Riba),,, I want to know what kinda (Deen ul Haqq) you are on truly representing as convert. Because like most running sugar lines just to create blind followers likes of their blind desires.

How do I contact sheikh Muhammad Tim?

Hello interviewer, please make your questions shorter & talk less to allow Ustad Humble talk more! We want to benefit more from his knowledge.

❤️

Can someone list the books that were mentioned in this podcast?

@hw5176

4 жыл бұрын

The books that were mentioned at the start about productivity: the 4 hour week The obstacle is the way by Ryan holiday

@eeshaa4542

4 жыл бұрын

1.The 4 hour work week-by tim ferriss. 2. The obstacle is the way- by Ryan holiday. 3. Patience and gratitude- by Ibn qayyim al jawziyyah. Enjoy🙏

@eeshaa4542

4 жыл бұрын

Khalid Naveed why not? IF u look really closely it’s just two hands touching.

@maismais1

4 жыл бұрын

Ukht_ because even though it’s a emoji with two hands touching, you’re using it as a symbol of praise which is how Christian’s and other faiths praise and pray

@chuchumanga7948

4 жыл бұрын

Its 2 ppl giving high fives, you have high fives in your country?

2 hours? Woo. Allahumma baarik.

@maissa6309

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah if you give up your phone then you will speak very much haha

Some of the point is here In Danish 🇩🇰 Jo mere du kender Allah jo mere elsker du Allah swt jo mere tilbeder du Allah-> de får hidaya. Tænk på hvad person har behov. Hjælp med øge deres gode gerninger. Vælge den rigtig tid. Små ting ad gang. Have gheera.

He is one of the daeis that spend time on how to give speech to the people, we can see that like mufti menk, zakir naik and etc

A few months ago I started learning Arabic and instead of saying ma'rifa & nakira for definite and indefinite, I would always end up saying munkar and nakeer 😭😂

Hellere spørge end være i tvivl.Tvivl+lyst+trist-> de forlader islam

Grow the beard brother

Pleaase get Dawah man on this

@Romeo-pb6su

4 жыл бұрын

Dawah man is full of negativity. This show is not suited for Imran.

@HalimaTheMuslim

4 жыл бұрын

@@Romeo-pb6su no he isn't . Dawah man has changed some of the people on the roads by the permission of Allah. Him and his team do a BIG job in our Muslim community . So please go to sleep.

@awakenthegreatnesswithin

3 жыл бұрын

Romeo 007 😂

Vi har brug for Allah giver os hidaya. Gøre din bedste, arbejde hårdt-> du opnå hidaya.

❤️