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Bismillah
Salam br. Dawud
Howz life teating you? I am off to saudia in 3 days for a month or two.

wa alaykum salaam akhi fillah, alhamdulillah all is well, just got back to uni today and looking to work on my career as i feel its something of use to teh ummah inshAllah so have lots to do surrounding my future in engineering inshAlah. Also making good progress on shaikh yousufs amazing shariah program course alhamdulillah, i got two otehr bros signed up too n we all doing it together. I got a second baby on the way inshAllah and am hoping to start up some martial arts to get fit and increase my ability to protect self n family inshAllah. Thats about it really. May Allah protect you on yoru journey and give you benefit in your trip, ameen. ill prob be disappearing for a while again lol inshAllah but am always around, proble is i get sucked into forums so best to keep my distance or risk losing pressure time on unbeneficial things but do like to make an appearance now n then to say salaams. hi to everyone else who is interested in how im doing btw. if maneatinglizard is around, i LOL'd when I heard you on the live session in the shariah program and shaikh yousuf asked maneatinglizard to do somethign i was pretty certain it was the brother from here. Its a great course n i recommend it to anyone looking to smash arabic inshAllah

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Bismillah
So you are still following up with the microprocesser engineering. As a former graduate in MEng, I would advise either follow purely on electronics, comms or electrical. Don't mix them as I have done. Are you on sandwich course - very much reccomend it! Mashallah I only have one baby son 4 months old and you have already 2 : ) and i am much older then you.
Who is shaikh Yousuf!! I am not fameliar with the shaikh from abroad i.e canada or usa! i prefer UK based ones with the exception of Shaikh Shakir and Faraz Rabbani.
I am looking forward to Umrah inshallah. I will be based in Ryad and working on Monrail project as a liason engineer

wow mashAlah so your doing engineering work in saudi. Id love to keep in contact with you bro so we can talk engineering inshallah. at this stage im only under grad so dont have a choice and have to study various elements bro but inshallah ill see when i graduate inshallah what next steps are. i take my career seriously and am invovled in a lot of extra projects with research etc at the uni.

shaikh yousuf is from canada and is teh shaikh who does the shariah program, most bros here are familiar with him and i was recommended him here actually. its an arabic course, the best arabic course i ever did

bro, can i ask, do you believe saudi has teh ability to do teh monorail themselves? Why do they need european companies? I wish to see muslim lands succeed and want to understand why they must always rely on non muslim companies ratehr than getting the experience themselvese. obviously we dont want and unsafe monorail but how do you get your own country to a good standard of engineering without experience? Id be interested to hear your thoughts on this inshASllah

[Sowsunese]

Yes, I agree. However, he does clearly go on to use the phrase to clarify its meaning as he sees it. As such, he should have no objection to others using it

What are you talking about? How can you "agree" and then say "he should have no objection to others using it"?

[freeringsf]

haters.
again and again people show their deep bias and hatred for ahl-e-hijaz taking things out of context

tell you what, such people are no different than those insulting lamadhabis. they just dont have 'none' next to madhhab otherwise pretty same attitude

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Bismillah
Br. Faqir
I have loathing for people who dissrespect scholars in general! Hence my views generally directed towards La madhabi and psuod sufis. So please give credit where it is due. Have you ever sat with the students of shaikh bin Bazz! I have and found them very friendly and tolarent. It is also dissrespectful and verging on ghibat to dig something up from the past when the shaikh expressed his view based on what was presented to him (intentionally or intentionally).
Allahualam

best thing you have said on SF for a long time.im nt jking

[alenbarbaf]

He was not agreeing with the usage of the term "Wahhabiyyah." The part of the Arabic above left untranslated clarifies this, where he said: "The 'Wahhabiyyah,' according to the terms of the writer, are not innovators in rejecting such matters of innovation." In context, bin Baz is replying to an article printed in India against the Saudis, who used this term, which is why he responded to it "according to the terms of the writer," not that he believed the usage is sound.

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Agreed. He is responding in the terms of the writer. Storm in a teacup.

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Qutbism, they believe God is a human looking man.