Ma sha Allah dear brother, it is so heart-wearming to see you not being overwhelmed by consumerism. May Allah increase you in blessings and love for Islam. I am proud to have a brother like you. Salam alaykum.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Why should I be? :)

You have such a nice thoughts about life, Islam etc. as you are newly Muslim Bareq Allahu fike Salam from Bosnia for you and every muslim Slovak

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

How long when a new muslim is just a regular? I don't want to be called a new Muslim forever :)

@M7ammad_Idreesi

Жыл бұрын

Maybe 5 years lol

@azertyqwerty5946

Жыл бұрын

​@@jantheslovakmuslim You are labelled as a new muslim forever. Even if you die as a muslim at 80 years. I mean as a new muslim at 80 years lol.

@supermario4024

Жыл бұрын

@@jantheslovakmuslim right every new born is muslim later each of us goes to different way

@mejust8392

Жыл бұрын

@@jantheslovakmuslim Dont worry, most of the 1st generation muslims during the time of Rasulullah SAW were new muslims too, and they being the companions of Rasulullah SAW r certainly the best generation of all time.

There is a Hadith of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alayi Wasallam that says to live in this world like a traveller. You are a lone warrior in this world. You may not find proper islamic lands that soothe your heart or a lot of people with taqwa but you are your own Muslim now. Allah ta'la has guided you.

Dubai is the epitome of meterial world

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

true

@cumar9875

Жыл бұрын

​@@jantheslovakmuslim Dubai is ruled by monafiqs who built many buddhist and hindu temples and churches even when the prophet said Arabian peninsula must be free from idol-worship they don't care

@saltymonke3682

2 ай бұрын

​@cumar9875 oh really?

I agree with so many points you have made in this video. You are saying what I have always thought about Dubai. Thanks for your insights.

This video was full of wisdom, thanks for making it. May Allah bless you.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

thx

There is no Islamic Country nowadays Brother, it's sad to say that but It's true, Our Rulers works hard to make our Countries corrupt and Secular .

@muhammadkamal939

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you, but despite everything, there are still a lot of good things in Muslim-majority countries, and there are countries that apply Sharia law because they gained their freedom and independence with weapons, such as Gaza and Afghanistan. Muslims are weak in this era for many reasons, but we will return and restore justice to the world.

@JustObserving7860

Жыл бұрын

that’s an incorrect claim. there are muslim countries. All of these muslim countries and muslim if you are able to pray and hear the ahzan and perform ramadan and the 5 pillars this is a muslim country. what makes a muslim country a non muslim country? and which scholars agree with your statement?

@AlpArslanTheSeljuk

Жыл бұрын

Afghanistan is Islamic habibi.

@003mohamud

Жыл бұрын

There's Aceh province in Indonesia. Although it is poor. It definitely needs investment.

@bahloulmounder8724

Жыл бұрын

@@AlpArslanTheSeljuk Yes and Yes Akhi.May Allah protect my Afghani's Mujahidinne Brothers,May Allah strengthen this Islamic Imara and make it the core of New Khilafa. Greetings from Algeria Brother.

Well the problem is just because Islam was first birthplaced in Saudi Arabia which located in Middle East and just because the majority of population is Muslim , we expect that middle eastern countries to be fully adhered to Islam. We shouldn't. All these countries ruled by people, and even the Quran said we shouldn't depend our hopes and fears to people because they will let us down. Bottom line is, follow Quran and Hadith wherever you are, not people. ❤

I am a Muslim and lived in Dubai for 13 years. Its an artificial, superficial place. It has no soul. It has only an Islamic facade, but inside that facade its all rotten. People there act like vultures because the way it functions. Extremely stressful, busy life.

@peacew479

Жыл бұрын

According to you which muslim city is the best for living and praying and reading Quran

@Kamrankhan23333

Жыл бұрын

Is whole UAE like that or only dubai, brother?

@shafuimcoming5151

Жыл бұрын

@@peacew479 Tehran

I agree what you said about Dubai 100%.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

thx

Sharjah and Abu Dhabi is more islamic than dubai ..

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Yes in the next videos you'll see :)

@Edouard_D-g1m

3 ай бұрын

Abu Dhabi…i’m not sure…it’s zina, alcohol and Music forever there

Sadly, capitalists and liberals are corrupting the Arab Gulf states. I was disappointed to see that many old districts were demolished or are mostly Indian. I agree with you on the mosques, they were my favourite places to visit when I was there. If I were in your shoes I would spend some months in Europe and some months in a Muslim majority country because living in an Islamic environment, however flawed, has immeasurable benefits.

@RealGigaMind

5 ай бұрын

These UAE and Arab countries are not Muslims' ally. Their only religion is money. The sheikhs of UAE are embracing Narendra Modi, the person who was responsible for the mass m.ur.der of Muslims in Gujrat. His party was also responsible to encourage riots in Delhi and many other places. He was also responsible for the destruction of Babri masjid. These Arab countries and leaders are better to be considered enemy than friends.

Jan.... youve just got a lesson. Donot expect too high on people, places, or anything you crave. Human are human w all their appearance, but dont judge them from outside bcos they have their own hope, lust, struggle etc. Allah said always have ''positive thinking'' (husnudzan) to others bcos its all in Allah scenario, and at the end its your respons being judge by Him. For you their are your test case, just like anything else in this world

once i saw on internet they put 'visit israel' commercial on a big screen on a building there.. I'm so upset and frustrated..

@Gamingwithjaizz

Жыл бұрын

There are many Holly places in Israel and Palestine.

I thoroughly enjoyed your Islamic vlog brother - totally relatable. Keep up the good work

this man is a genius , the way he talks about how the tall buildings will mean nothing in the future , he reminds me of مصطفى محمود\Mustafa Mahmood

Bro, you constantly speak facts/gems with a touch of humor, which makes it very unique and exciting to listen to you lol! great analysis btw (y)

In islam whats important is BE YOUR SELF !

Masha Allah brother ♥️♥️ May Allah SWT bless you with success and happiness in this as well as hereafter life 🤲 Lots of love and respect for you from India bro♥️♥️🇮🇳🇮🇳

wonderful analysis brother, mashAllah. It feels so good to sit in a mosque in serenity and disengage yourself from outside world and say your prayer .. it's so peaceful ... it's just you and God Almighty.

Finally someone is saying what I sensed too. Good informative video. 👍

MashaAllah profound narrations my brother.

Left a lot of comments as I watched this video. You got a new subbie ❤ beyond the content I really like your critical thinking.

We belong in jannah insha'Allah

@endtimes0

Жыл бұрын

Ameen!

you're most welcome brother to Yemen ; the origin of arabs and the land of many ancient civilization

@binhilabi

Жыл бұрын

Where u from Yemen ?

@muhammadsuleman9328

Жыл бұрын

Yeman is most loveable country our beloved nabi like yamen and Syria ❤

Jan I really love your input in life and Islam

Great documentation! baraka Allah fik!

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

thx

Alhamdulillah you are way above these worldly things 👍. God bless

Thank you brother for this video i agree with you in so many points

Thats why I prefer qatar and oman over dubai They have culture mixed with modernity

Assalam alikom Brother Thank you brother for the video And understand your dilemma, i also love Tatry very much.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Mashallah :) Tatry is cool but there are better mountains here than Tatry :)

11.47 - 12.10 SubhanAllah so many gems, such a blessed mindset. May we all have the dunya in our hands, in our possesion, and have Allah in our hearts. May we all think like that and act upon it.

It looks like Dubai is a sign of the Day of Judgement....may Allah shubhanahu wa ta'ala protect us all, Ameen

@criterionrecitations8960

9 ай бұрын

There are many other signs that are not related to dubai. There are signs all parts of the globe. I don't see your point.

Alhamdolillah happy to see a Muslim Brother

Your humour is top notch 😂

Allah always with you brother. Don't give up!.

Mabrook on Bobby's Perspective's reversion! You certainly were influential in his journey!MashaAllah!

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Not sure about this but I'm happy for him

Playground under shade of bridge is pretty smart

Been living in Dubai for 7 years. As a French Muslim I can tell you that my birth city (Marseille) feels more Islamic than Dubai 😢 and over the years Islam has been more and more shut down by the UAE gov. For example 6 years ago you had to hide if you were eating during Ramadan as a foreign expat. Now, even Muslims eat in open areas for everyone to see.. sad.

@leylakiz

11 ай бұрын

You mean that Muslims in Dubai eat openly in front of everyone during Ramadan while everyone is fasting ? 😳

@Jbkeditz

7 ай бұрын

My friend what are you doing in Marseille, pls dont kill anyone who's not a Muslim

@SoldierOfAlIah

6 ай бұрын

@@Jbkeditzracist fool we Muslims, don’t kill people who are non Muslims

You are such a motivation Mashallah ❤

Brother please visit Algeria, it's not the same UAE is a normalized country with Israel they don't apply sharia and people don't care much about it

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Inshallah

@botbeamer

Жыл бұрын

@@jantheslovakmuslim Allah bless you brother

@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994

Жыл бұрын

​@@botbeamer algeria is shithole noone visits Algeria. Algeria is for criminal and scammers

@botbeamer

Жыл бұрын

@@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994 Algeria best country support palestine shuhada 💯💪 no ribba no prostitution alhamdulillah

@botbeamer

Жыл бұрын

@@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994 no crime in Algeria no prostitution no ribba no selling out to zionist or america hamdoullah

Hehehe...I like your narration here Jan.

24:00 How convenient the Khutbah was to your rant about materialism and individualism. The Imam was explaining the futility and danger of the dunya pleasures in the epicenter of Dubai.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

nice

Assalamualaikum Jan, being a Muslim who is livng in Saudi Arabia and who has visited Dubai many times, I have so many things to say to you Jan. Please hear me out. 1.) Firstly, I want you to know that Dubai is not so black and white as you might think. Yes, there are places where Haram exists and it doesn’t look good when those very same Haram places are close to big mosques, however, once you develop the ability to ignore them and only limit your places to all the Halal places which are everywhere in Dubai it becomes easier. This is exactly what many local Muslims do, they know Dubai is a city with a multiple layers of both sin and reward, both bad and goodness, both haram and halal and practicing Muslims avoid the touristy places where non-muslim foreigners come and act and dress inappropriately. Many local Emartis are well connected to their roots and ,actually spend time in the desert with family and friends with a bonfire instead of going to touristy places. 2.) Secondly, it is not appropriate to judge anybody of their faith and with all honesty despite the fact that I understand some your reservations against a highly urbanised modern city, it doesn’t justify judging the millions of Muslims who live in Dubai and in UAE. Yes, there are Haram things such as open beaches, pork sections in hypermarkets, alcohol in some places, prostitution and degeneracy in some places but such places also do exist in every major modern urbanised city and except Makkah and Medina, no city is an exception. Moreover, I'd say those places are only tiny percentage when compared to all the good places especially when taken the entire UAE into perspective where you can practice your religion safely and openly without any fear. Where you see Muslims women wearing dressed in complete Hijab and doing their business. Furthermore, Allah says in the Qur'an : "Have you not seen those who boast of their righteousness, even though it is Allah Who grants righteousness to whomsoever He wills? They are not wronged even as much as the husk of a date-stone (if they do not receive righteousness)." Chapter 4 V. 49 3.) Thirdly, it is incorrect to say that everything in Dubai is built on Riba and by that extent saying everything is Haram. Dubai does have plenty of natural resources which makes it quite wealthy and as Muslims we should our Muslim rulers the benefit of the doubt. Yes, may be some part of it is Riba but to say that everything is from Riba is a misconception. 4.) Fourthly, I would sincerely suggest not to be too paranoid about trans-humanism as we are still light years behind in necessary technology and altho a healthy level of suspicion is good, it actually does little benefit to view every piece of technology as a project of trans-humanism. With regards to consumerism, yes consumerism exists, however, consumerism by itself isn't a problem until consumers are being scammed and duped but customer safety is ensured by the UAE government. 5.) Fifthly, no where in Islam does it say that you can't pursue science and achieve great technological feats because our Islamic history is filled with pioneers as such. What we have in Islam are general guidelines to not be heavily invested in this world at the cost of hereafter by neglecting the obligations. However, with the right intention making technology to help people and humans is actually a reward. And let's give our Muslim brothers in UAE the benefit of doubt. 6.) Sixthly, the Masjid imam at the Dubai Marina was actually saying in Arabic to the people to not follow their haram desires and the pursue the love of this world . And you see this kind of dawah to Muslims in every mosque in Dubai which is praiseworthy and must be appreciated. 7.) Seventhly, UAE is a muslim country with partial implementation of Islamic Law. It is not perfect and it has many flaws, yet it is better than the kuffar systems of governance. Every year millions of dollars are given in charity with the zakat funds, there are hundreds of schools where students memorize the entire Qura'an, there are dozens of Universities teaching Islamic studies, Ahadith, Fiqh, Usul Al Fiqh and much more, there are hundreds of Dawah events organised by UAE government for Non- Muslim tourists to understand Islam which end up reverting thousands of Non-muslims annually the likes of Andrew Tate for example, millions are fed for free in Ramadan by the government, and there are many aspects of shariah law being implemented like marriage laws, divorce laws, inheritance laws, settlement dispute laws, etc. Finally, May Allah grant us the right understanding. May Allah bless you and give you steadfastness. Ameen !

@krishar1078

Жыл бұрын

MasyaAllah, I hope Jan dont miss your comment becos it help me gaining new knowledge and realizations. May Allah bless you always. Amin

@fasihussaini8554

Жыл бұрын

@@krishar1078 Thanks and much appreciated. I really hope he does too. May Allah always bless you too ❤️

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Doesn't really change my mind but just understand these are my views, I'm not a scholar or anything so take anything that I say lightly ok? I often times joke and not everything I say is supposed to be takes super seriously. I see technology as the biggest threat - maybe you don't. Materialism is even worse or consumerism. I also like some parts of Dubai so it's not all bad as you saw in the video.

@fasihussaini8554

Жыл бұрын

@@jantheslovakmuslim sure no worries and as I said earlier I do understand where you are coming from and I do agree with some of what you say but I humbly suggest not to be over judgemental of your fellow brothers in Islam. You don't have to be a scholar to do that. Nonetheless, May Allah bless us all 🤲🏻

@AlIskanderZhao

Жыл бұрын

​@@jantheslovakmuslim I feel the same way as you expressed in your video when I go to Shenzhen, China's hypermodern skyscraper town. I'm like, great, can I go hide in the countryside now, please? Maybe it's becase we're European and we are shaped by romantic notions of nature, rural life, and are disillusioned by hypermodern metropoles which represents a sort of departure from the great simplicity of natural way of living.

Very interesting video and interesting perspective

Nice,I agree with you every thing you said about Dubai…. May ALLAH guide us all.

Glory and praises due to Almighty Allah your Lord and my Lord...another great video and content my brother. Couldn't agree with you more...😇👌💯💥

The rule of thumb... Do not go searching for Islam in a country that normalizes ties with Israel.

My akh looking like an eastern european James Bond over there, very neat and wholesome

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

haha

Al hamdolillah you are wise , we pray for Allah to guide these ignorante leaders on the power

it gets really hot in dubia you'll be dry before you even think after wodoo, maybe thats why they dont have wipes

Just watched this video and I kinda agree with your perspective, the older I get I’m also not that impressed much about skyscrapers, luxury goods, constant overseas traveling, I appreciate more the land where I live despite its randomness at times lol

Highly recommend you to go to Uzbekistan. I discovered this beautiful place with an absolutely delightful ummah on multiple vacations. Go before it’s too late as now their capital Tashkent is undergoing major modernization.

Assalamualaikum jan, i know you’re busy. But if you see this, I’m thinking of doing vlogging and i like your camera, what camera are you using?

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

GoPro 8 Black Hero

@9mhdf194

Жыл бұрын

@@jantheslovakmuslim thank you!

May Allah bless you , brother next time go outside of the city and go to sharjah and al ain, I used to live there, it has a lot of good, but go outside the main city

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Yes more videos coming bro this is just first in the series :)

I love changing mosques for each Salah. Every mosque has different Aura somehow that is what I feel.

Omg! Thank you for this video…. You’ve convinced me To actually come and potentially live in Dubai… Very More Islamic Oriented; Can go and pray possibly on time anywhere there without ridicule or Consequences down the line; A very positive and uplifting environment…. In my 20+ years living in America… I have never felt it Easy to practice my deen; and I have seen or witnessed only 1 reversion and met 1 revert my entire lifetime and ppl are just as To themselves as they are there anyways. It’s a plus that it’s in a more Natively Islamic Place so I can learn Islam in its true sense over there as well and I doubt that the dunya over there is as Required as it is here where I live (America)

@jantheslovakmuslim

5 ай бұрын

I mean compared to America of course. But compared to other Muslim countries they are not ideal.

Please make more vlogs like this

Brother you should go for Umrah next. ! Would love to hear your reaction upon visiting the holy mosque

Jazakallahukhair brother Believe me your insightful understanding of Islam is better than a normal Imam at a mosque. Especially in these days where most people sell their deen for this worthless world.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

I don't think so

What language was the jummah khutba in?

8:30 onwards I can totally relate what you were describing. May be I am idealistic about ISLAM but that is how we Human are. We undermine the treasures we have and run after material and keep chasing each other in Dunia. You are Muslim by heart that is why you feel emptiness amongst tall buildings and crowded Places, hectic etc. Surly will meet you in Jannah inshaALLAH makes my way to it. You will surly pass inshaALLAH as you have been choosen. I just fear of not fulfilling the blessings of ALLAH as born Muslim.

What is the name of that food event?

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Gulfood

This life is a test and we cannot have everything that we desire. What is important is to be grateful of what we have, that we strive to do as much good deeds as possible and abstain from doing haram things. “Take advantage of five before five: your youth before your old age, your health before your sickness, your wealth before your poverty, your free time before your busyness, and your life before your death.” Wish you success in your endeavours for this world and the hereafter. May Allah SWT continue to guide us all in His straight path, ameen.

Masha'Allah

Dubai is the EXTREME opposite of Islamic.

Interesting ideas.

To be honest, i'm surprised that the adhaan is still being called and surprised by the separated bus/train parts. I was in the impression that it was banned there or something

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't called at train parts

@FiveStarArmchairGeneral

Жыл бұрын

@@jantheslovakmuslim I mean i'm surprised that the adhaan is still being called AND that there is still separation in public transport.

Yeah, Dunya!

Going to dubai to experience islam is like going to Las Vegas. It's only muslim on the surface, but dubai is formulated as an international city for the UAE to generate income away from natural resources. It is more islamic in the other emirates, but these are more closed off towards tourists therefore muslims can't really experience islam there. in my opinion, if you really want to experience everyday islam you need to go either Malaysia, Bosnia or Indonesia. Bosnia might seem odd considering they're liberal, but the deen is very deep inside bosniaks.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

I know brof. I went there on a business trip mainly

@dwightschrute4252

Жыл бұрын

Hmm I’d like to counter argue that Dubai is more islamic than other emirates. Everyone knows Abu Dhabi is. And if you go to smaller emirates like Al Ain, Sharjah… you’ll feel Islam much more. But all the others points you made are very valid. Dubai is like any other international hubs trying to grow income at the expense of everything sane.

the shiek in the prayer was talking about the love of dunya just the same thing you were talking about

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

most important topic nowadays

Alhamdulillah bro superb

Yep definitely a place of contradictions and contrasts. Dubai has a great location to get to a lot of other places in 6-7 hours, so a good place to be based. But hold on. What I miss about Dubai, or the Middle East in general is salatul Jummah. I prefer Friday's in the middle east. Also, praying saltul fajr then staying in the masjid until sunrise, if you know you know. Having more halal options too. I work in the cloud so I just need an internet connection. I would say Dubai offers safety that many other countries do not, and that may only get worse. I do wonder if a person goes to Dubai to fulfill worldly desires, when they get bored, they may just turn to a masjid. Muslims should be representives of Islam where ever they are. Many people don't like the idea of Islam, so at least the ones that do come don't mind the idea of it (first step), will see masjids and hear athan. They may receive the message, but will surely have no excuses. Regardless, at least the ruler has a vision for his city and cares for his people. Which citizens of which country or city feel the government is working for them? GCC visa, great, Makkah/Medina are not far away, win!

I have the same feelings with you. I want to live in Middle East because I feel the spirit of being Muslim, the Masjids are everywhere but the environment is scorching.

@liqiz1755

5 ай бұрын

Me too but I’m not middle eastern, even with the same religion, culture is maybe too different. I don’t know, I don’t know how I can solve this.

Can you make us a video on how to wash before a prayer and what to say during a prayer and how to pray . Thank you.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

Not really because that's Islamic jurisprudence and Muslim scholars do this. You can find many videos online. I did it in Slovak for us here but in English there is no need because there are better people than me to show it.

In islam dont forget CASTE COLOUR & CREATE doesn't matter , be your self its all about brotherhood ... !!

24:00 As for the disease of desires, one of its forms is the love of fame and the world

A narration attributed to a companion of the prophet ﷺ on the authority of Abu Ad-Dardaa’ is: “When you adorn your mus-hafs (i.e. the written copies of the Quran) and embellish your mosques, then destruction will be your lot.” "When you start decorating your mosques and adorning your mus-hafs, then await your destruction." (Saheeh Al-Jaami’, hadeeth no. 585) Ibn ʻAbbaas said, “When the sins of a given people increase, then their mosques become decorated; decorated mosques will only be constructed at the time of the emergence of the Dajjaal (Antichrist).” The majority of Muslim jurists hold the view that it is disliked to decorate the mosques with gold or silver, engrave them, write on them, plaster them, or do any other thing that might distract the worshipper from his prayer. Ibn ʻAbbaas narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said, “I have not been ordered to build high, lofty, plastered mosques.” [Ibn Hibbaan, Abu Daawood, and Ibn Maajah] Ibn ʻAbbaas said, “Indeed you will decorate the mosques just like the Christians and Jews decorated their places of worship.” The version of the hadeeth cited by Ibn Maajah reads, “I see that you are going to build your mosques high after my death in the same way that the Jews built their synagogues high and the Christians built their churches high.” Anas ibn Maalik narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said, “The Hour will not come to pass until people would vie in boasting with each other in building mosques.” .

SubhanAllah

Abu Dhabi , the amusement park great innovation of man kind for own amusements...

Eh, unfortunately, these new buildings and consumerism really destroy the heart and soul of orient. Unlike sand and mosques and warm air. We all know what is right. Take care brother and come back to Sarajevo sometime soon insha Allah.

@jantheslovakmuslim

Жыл бұрын

inshallah

The Food u head is something called fatta(tesa’ya) it is a syrian/lebanese food it is amazing . U should try more lebanese/syrian food it is seriously the best food ever. May Allah bless u

Visit the city of Medina, you find the true beauty of Islam there in the residents.

@ZxWq678

Жыл бұрын

سلام من القلب الى كل سكان المدينة المنورة ... تلك المدينة عشق عشق .. و من لا يعشق المدينة وهي مأوى النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم ...

Big Masjid looks great.And small Masjid is usually located near your home in a Muslim majority country.

very nice bro

The fact that in a “Muslim country/city” the mosque is that empty in my city in the middle of Quebec Canada population 200k+ have a almost full mosque for every prayer

This is one of the symptoms of end time as Prophet(SM) warned. Ineligible people will sit in power. This first came out in some of the muslim countries where leaders are double standard and going against Islamic rules and Cultures for the lust of power and worldly life only. Don't be disappointed brother, visit Qatar, Medina instead. You will find warm welcome for being a muslim even in the poor muslim countries like Bangladesh.

I agree about wet feet and hands come in contact with carpet that will leave bad odors but you don't want to share towels with others either so it is best to bring your own towel Jan

Asalmualikum

10:10 beautiful mosque and the carpet is stunning

"Usually people under the bridge are homeless"😅😂

Mashaallah

Good video. One point to clarify you mentioned about women not very religious than man. Its not a general statement. The reason you dont see many women in the Masaajid is that it is not that they are not so religious as man, it is because Allaah has given them incentive to pray at homes whilst giving them the ssme 27 times multiplied reward of praying in the masjid. It is such thst the fitna does not occur because of the chances of free mixing to any extent.. However, if they would like to go to the masaajid then no one should stop them. Jazakallahu Khaira akhi Al Karim

@jantheslovakmuslim

10 ай бұрын

Well how are they supposed to feel like part of community if they shouldn't come to the Masid? It's kind of lonely home with kids all the time.

@egghead5625

8 ай бұрын

women can go if they like, for me [as a woman] I prefer to pray at home since I don't really like going out much, I'm not a mom but I still like to stay in lol Usually woman prayer sections are smaller because there are waaaay more men than women, whenever I go to a mosque in Dubai, women don't fill the first row so I understand why it can be small. women prayer rooms in malls are mostly full tho since a lot of muslim women are shopping there, I struggle to get in sometimes. Also I wanted to say, I'm vary happy to see a Slovak muslim, I'm not Slovak but I have a friend who I hope would accept Islam one day, this gives me hope. @@jantheslovakmuslim

At 7:48 yes you wear pants/trousers that come with the thawb. Since that thawb is white you wear white trousers with it (under wear or boxers first then trousers). If you go in the sun the white thawb can be seen through depending on the fabric. Also if you are looking for a historical building Dubai is the wrong place/country. Dubai is like an artificial country, no historical place. Looking for historical buildings and places, go to Yemen, Oman, Jordan e.t.c.

Can you survey lozorno mosque?

@jantheslovakmuslim

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Allah says in Surah 9 that "the Desert Arabs are the Worst in Unbelief and Hypocrisy". Islam is not For or About any one Ethnic group, Culture or Country.

Islamically it’s good for women to pray in their homes but it’s good for men to pray in the mosque 🕌 , you might have cultural shock in that sense because the west is different than Muslim world where you rarely see women in mosques but that doesn’t mean they are less religious than men in fact some women are more religious than men , I just want to clarify this issue .

Dude, I love your cynical side 😂

Which city of Slovakia u belong from ?

I am more attracted to nature. Simple life in a farm, grow and produce my own food❤🎉