[lymnCymment]

watch?v=8qSoLFq0KnE

w alikum assalam

[Innoloinarp]

watch?v=8qSoLFq0KnE

w alikum assalam

salamualaikum, this is a very good video for many muslim youth like myself, i wish i could live in a muslim country where tears for allah are a good thing and not supposed to be meaningless. jazakullahukhairan for the link sister

[boanuatiguali]

May Allah (SWT) strengthen our ummah.

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qSoLFq0KnE]

[squicscor]

All Praise is due to Allah (SWT) that He (SWT) made us part of this Ummah.

[boanuatiguali]

Alhamdulillah!

[cafeviahe]

That is the cry of the soul.

The foundation of a muslim is truly very different (no matter how sinful). All that their iman needs is a little movement and a little push.

[TodeImmabbedo]

I find this a pathetic attempt from the Islamic Political community in Morocco to validate their attempts of seizing power by "demonstrating" that the country and "youth" are pleading for the Imams / Ulama to "act and react" in the society.

The truth be told is that no matter how "sincere" this youth might be, the fault completely falls on his shoulders as it is God that ordered us to 'avert our eyes'. And his declaration that he never learned to use the internet because there is so much nudity in it just shows you not only how unrealistic his claim is, but the fact that there is a huge over exaggeration over the reality of the internet and the sites that you CAN go to, which I credit to the Islamic agenda of political control.

Now, don't get me wrong -- if I saw a youth that was pleading for somebody to help him because of his sins and only his sins -- so be it and I would be very sympathetic. But the whole plea he was acting out was "please, Ulama, come out and change society's rules and laws" --- which I think is immoral.

[lymnCymment]

I find this a pathetic attempt from the Islamic Political community in Morocco to validate their attempts of seizing power by "demonstrating" that the country and "youth" are pleading for the Imams / Ulama to "act and react" in the society.

The truth be told is that no matter how "sincere" this youth might be, the fault completely falls on his shoulders as it is God that ordered us to 'avert our eyes'. And his declaration that he never learned to use the internet because there is so much nudity in it just shows you not only how unrealistic his claim is, but the fact that there is a huge over exaggeration over the reality of the internet and the sites that you CAN go to, which I credit to the Islamic agenda of political control.

Now, don't get me wrong -- if I saw a youth that was pleading for somebody to help him because of his sins and only his sins -- so be it and I would be very sympathetic. But the whole plea he was acting out was "please, Ulama, come out and change society's rules and laws" --- which I think is immoral.

salam alikum,
I think you just over complicate it. I dont see anything like you see - that someone can impose a power or rule on someone else. That is just not possible in islam. If muslim are strong enought there is no power but allah who can tell you what to do. We are not atheists and not christians who have many authorities above them. I see only broken person whose soul is crying.

w alikum assalam

[8IhGpvH0]

The state of our ummah is very sad. We've gotten away from Qur'an and Sunnah and started following the latest trends and that's the reason we're so lost... May Allah bring us back to our former glory!

[QYD8eQ8F]

Assalam alaykum

Masha Allah, the imam in the video is imam abdallah nhari from oujda. He is well known in Morocco for his 'fight' for the islah of the moroccan society.

May Allah assist him !

[squicscor]

Dawaheed did you just let down a man, that boy, in distress?

[TodeImmabbedo]

No, not letting him down. I am just not believing his act/lie. I think he is politically motivated as is the Ulama that he is talking to -- I believe they put the act together.