Discussion on Hajj and Religious Authority
Especially current Madkhali and, and Jami. They are clearly traitors.
They are government scholars. Some of them I, I,
I have strong feeling that quite a
number of them are munafiq kafir.
Straightforward, I'm saying it here, uh, on, on front of Allah and the people.
Some of them, without specifying specific person,
but some of them I think they are
munafiq kafir.
I would almost m-mention Rabih Madkhali himself.
I was present in, uh, one time af-after Hajj.
Let me mention that story so that is recorded historically until Yawm
al-Qiyāmah,
hopefully.
And there was an issue in that Hajj
that, uh,
uh, they blocked the entrance of Arafat after
a certain time, but still people were
queuing with buses. You know how Hajj, if you have made Hajj, you know sometimes
the buses are still out or Mecca and they do not Arafat.
And they block the ,
with these b-b-big cement blocks.
And the bus of Turkish guys, you know, the Turks are hot-blooded.
You, you are next to them be-behind the rivers
from your country for once that.
They're very hot-blooded,
and they argued with the policeman.
Say, "Remove this, we have to enter." Say, "No, it's full house. Nobody can enter.
Enter, no enter." So he came down, beat up all the police
and removed the blocks and marched in, everyone marched in.
After Hajj,
we were sitting somewhere, I don't remember was it in Mina in some
discussion
or some house in Mecca. Ibn Uthaymeen, the famous Ibn Uthaymeen himself was
there.
And they said, "Ya Sheikh, that what has happened is disgraceful.
First of all, the police should be educated not to
block.
I, I know that they want to
痒 , but the people came and say there is some space there.
I say there's no space.
Just leave it and tell the people it seems to be there is space, go
at your own risk. That's number one. That's not a behavior to do in Hajj.
Go at your own risk. Sooner it will be full
and it will be blocked by nation.
Nobody will be able to move. Khalas, everyone will...
Secondly, it may happen like that
because the number of people is very big.
We need a clear fatwa that in this case,
because you cannot enter Arafat, Arafat is, is de...
By, by, by ruling, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has extended.
So you are still in Arafat. Don't worry, you are not missing Hajj.
You are definitely not missing Hajj.
Because even if you are outside all the day,
when the people start discharging
from the south side of Arafat going to Muzdalifah,
Arafat will be emptied bit by bit. Then you can enter, pass in Arafat, say
Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik and continue to Muzdalifah.
All that you need is just one second in Arafat and to make Talbiyah.
So make a fatwa like that so this mockery doesn't happen
again."
Ibn Uthaymeen was about to, to, uh, to, to answer and then a man who's,
who's looks like a karate.
Honestly, that's my opin-- I don't know him.
The karate say, "Sheikh, uh, by the way, uh, uh, uh, the
issue of, uh, stoning before this and so on went through a very trivial
issue which
has been solved and is passed all the time
and the stoning in the
afternoon can it be postponed?" All these, uh, these mockery stories.
So that he prevented Ibn Uthaymeen to comment on that issue.
Mm. You notice the point?
And after that, I told someone, "Who is this idiot who came and
crossed and prevented that, uh, in an important media question because
this
question is important.
Uh, but it has obviously a component, uh, which is negative towards the regime.
The behavior of the police is not the way they should be educated
and so on.
But, but the other point of expanding Arafat
and then telling the people you just
pass through Arafat made, made,
uh, made Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik once there,
that's enough, then you are still in
Arafat. Even before the Fajr of next day, you still catch. Don't worry.
You are not missing Hajj.
But it should be a special fatwa given someone like you, Ibn Uthaymeen.
I'm es-essentially suggesting him the details of the fatwa.
All he needs just to pronounce it and write it or send it.
Who is this one?" Say, "You don't know him?" Say, "No,
I don't know him." They say,
"Rabih Madkhali." Say, "By Allah, he did that deliberately
because he wa-- we know
by, by witnesses of people who, who have a look to the salary
statements of, of the various, uh, organization.
He is a salaried employee of the Secret Service. He's a spy.
I don't this man, I don't be-believe this man
is a man of Islam.
I think he's a munafiq kafir. I think.
I can't swear on that, but that's my thinking.
Until today, nothing has refuted this.
He's muharrir fil kalima min mawadih.
Clearly, and he intercepted that when at least a fatwa relating to
Arafat, which is just ibadat. There's nothing.
There's ba-barely anything embarrassing for regime except maybe a small
footnote that the police should not block.
The people will come and come until everything is full.
Everyone will get stuck in space, and they wait there,
and they just need a fatwa
what to do after that when sunset comes close. That's it.
They are in Arafat, no problem. And even if they think they
are not in Arafat, no
problem. Pass through Arafat when discharging toward Muzdalifah.
When do we 俘 获 ?
That's it.
So this is Rabih Madkhali. That's exactly I, I was there.
I witness and so I didn't know him at that time, but I said, "Who
is this who looks
like Sharbouh? Like, like a desert rat?"
Say, "You don't know him after that?" Who, who spoiled the opportunity to have a
good fatwa, something good at least. Ibadat is not going into politics
or anything.
No, no, no, no.
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