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Bismillah Ar-Rahman Ar-Raheem.
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Amazing that it's Islamic knowledge (Qur'an and Sunnah) from 1400 years ago but we are still only now really learning about so many things such as all the healing benefits of honey:
Just wanting good healthy, nourishing and hydrating food...is quite astonishing how a lot of the most well-known superfoods also happen to be on other healthy food lists...there's a few I would add.
-- I just so happened to be thinking about this and the derogatory labels other people might throw at you etc. if you happen to identify yourself politically as a "socialist" or what have you...is a way, a different way of thinking about the ways and means of the world. What is most right and better etc. - can think about, can disagree. One shouldn't be afraid of thinking or listening - it could be that it could lead to better understanding and better ways and of course, having more knowledge about important topics. If we don't question the human systems we've built up and how things work then how would we ever change and improve upon it? - not everyone's cup of tea but I enjoy it.
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Neoliberalism's anti-democratic stealth revolution w/Wendy Brown
The Real News Network 19K views Half a century of neoliberalism has transformed the politics of the globe. The supremacy of free market ideology has stripped away the
Didn't watch: What is money and who rules the world? | Yanis Varoufakis | Escaped Sapiens #46 Escaped Sapiens • 196K views On this episode of the podcast I speak with Yanis Varoufakis about the role of banks and politicians. Yanis is an economist, politician,
Elie Mystal: Trump "Did the Deed," But Long Overdue Indictment Is Built on Shaky Foundation Democracy Now! 183K views As former President Donald Trump is expected to be arrested in New York on charges related to paying hush money to adult film star
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Islamic Guidance 169K views
Couldn't understand but comments are good: اکستان کا سیاسی بحران اوراس سے نکلنے کا راستہ ( Imran Khan, Pakistan's Crisis & its only Solution) Shiekh Omar Baloch • 2.2K views
Tucker Carlson Steps up to Defend a Muslim Andrew Tate TheDeenShowTV 82K views http://thedeencenter.org/ Tucker Carlson Steps up to Defend a Muslim Andrew Tate WATCH MY PREVIOUS VIDEO ▶
Real Islam! al hamdu lillah allah akbar - heart touching :
Policeman Reacts to A Muslim doing the UNBELIEVABLE! TheDeenShowTV 78K views https://www.thedeencenter.org/build-1 Policeman Reacts to A Muslim doing the UNBELIEVABLE! With Imam Musa Azam on
Shorts ☪️ "Muhammad is in your Scriptures" ✡ Shaykh Uthman to a JEWISH man❗ 263K views Muslim Save the Life of a Hindu Family in India #Islam #Allah #BelievingBeings #India #Shorts 267K views Finding the Habl (Rope) of Light: Tracing Your Spiritual Family Tree #ramadan 9.7K views
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Islamic Guidance 83K views Check out my Patreon in’sha’allah if you'd like to support the da’wah! [Monthly]: https://www.patreon.com/IslamicGuidance [One Off]: https://gofund.me/14b96616 [PayPal]: https://goo.
The Art of Patience: Persevering through Challenges | Ep. 6 | Mufti Menk - Reviving the Spirit Mufti Menk 78K views
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- NEW | Reviving the Sunnah: Following in the Footsteps of the Prophet (PBUH) | Ep11 | Mufti Menk Mufti Menk 31K views
How Stormy Daniels plans to sink Trump George Galloway • 20K views "Terrorism in St Petersburg, it’s Stormy weather for Trump, doing the Perp Walk and King Charles and his bidie-in in Berlin, not mentioning
30 NEW Countries Are Joining BRICS And Boycotting NATO, G20 and G7! World Unity • 67K views 30 NEW Countries Are Joining BRICS And Boycotting NATO, G20 and G7! On this channel we examine intriguing business, economic, and geopolitical trends that have an impact on our lives, civilization..
ISLAMIC MOTIVATIONAL REMINDER I Allah Wants You! CompanionsOfTruth • 25K views Latest Islamic motivational reminder and lecture by Sheikh Bilal Assad 2023. Speaks about the ease of returning back to Allah. And
Eh...: History in the Making: David Cay Johnston on Why Trump's Arraignment May Renew American Democracy Democracy Now! 200K views On the day of Donald Trump's historic arraignment in New York, making him the first former president ever to be criminally charged,
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Didn't watch, looks good: Noam Chomsky - Manufacturing Consent Chomsky's Philosophy • 1.7M views Summary of Chomsky's analyses on how the corporate media functions. Excerpt from the documentary "Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media" (1992). Watch the whole thin
Celebrate Ramadan in Moderation
OSMANLI DERGAH • 1.3K views BismillahirRahmanirRahim Sheykh Lokman Efendi Hz in this sohbet explains how the Ramadan celebrations have become very commercial. People are getting tricked by western corporations into spending...
Subhannah Allah - this is nice. It's sad how parents and parenting often are in America from what I see or hear anyway - and the kids themselves are then in anguish and sadness etc. and emotions going crazily up and down. The [my] inclination towards the knowledge and thinking that - if we didn't live in a society like such as this with all of this cultural conditioning (sociology), if we lived more like in the hunter-gatherer days; how would you treat your children then (your children - your flesh and blood child)? They are just little innocent kids who need love - they're people, they're learning. Don't be getting angry and yelling at them and treating them like they're an adult or something and putting them in their own room and bed etc. It's weird. After they reach a certain age then obviously can discipline more and more harshly. Have to build love and trust - act as a caretaker and a role model. Inspire good character, love, understanding, knowledge (learning), self-reliance, independence, control of own's emotions....etc.
The Sufi "way" this "Muhammadan Way" is the way. Humility is really the only way of true living - lest, you know, and well, we are, all hypocrites and sinners and not that smart and not that morally pure etc...and lest if one becomes a real you know, tyrant and hypocrite. Only Allah is all-powerful and without need - only Allah is the provider. We are just humans - but as Muslims, we are people of the hereafter, not just, of this world. Respect life - especially including human life but we/one should also recognize that death is a part of life. Everything is beautiful. Everything is the way it should be.
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Subhannah Allah - the Glorious Qur'an:
Surah Maryam (Be Heaven) سورة مريم Omar Hisham Al Arabi
Omar Hisham Al Arabi 21M views Omar Hisham القارئ عمر العربي ► Join us: https://www.gofundme.com/OmarHishamAlarabi للتبرع ► Subscribe
Sura/Qur'an Taha Magnificent Relaxing Recitation that Soothes the Heart
Un Musulman • 1.7M views Sura/Qur'an Taha Magnificent relaxing recitation that soothes the heart to listen to the day or before sleeping 📌 The name of this sura
021 Surah Al Anbiya by Mishary Al Afasy (iRecite)
M Asif • 771K views
- Alright, I'm going to stop posting my ramadan Qur'an journey - is a private matter - but yes, it is an amazing book - always.
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Its legit! ...Didn't watch all, no need to watch but: I Started The Knees Over Toes Guy Program... 😱 Victoria Dorsano • 62K views
ATG Lower Back Series 1: Top-Down The Kneesovertoesguy 92K views Back Ability Zero is our newest program, taking a head-to-toe approach in an effort to address all of the entry (opportunity) points
"Guard your gaze" - I appreciate the videos though and especially Kneesovertoesguy - he's a great guy - very righteous and yeah, the woman in the video seems like a good woman as well - we (Muslim men - believers - still try to do as we should - carry on):
ATG Lower Back Series 2: Hips The Kneesovertoesguy 141K views Back Ability Zero is our newest program, taking a head-to-toe approach in an effort to address all of the entry (opportunity) points we have to regain strength and mobility for the back! If...
ATG Lower Back Series 3: Direct Lower Back The Kneesovertoesguy 116K views
How to Find Your Sweet Spot with Step 1 of Knee Ability Zero The Kneesovertoesguy 51K views Thank you for watching! I hope these tips make it easier for you to help yourself and others to less knee pain and more knee ABILITY.
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7-Step ATG Mobility Routine (Plus 4-Step Shoulder Routine) The Kneesovertoesguy 537K views Thank you for watching! ATG: https://www.atgonlinecoaching.com ATG Equipment: https://atgequipment.com Zero-drop, foot-shaped
------------- a bunch more PT videos etc. not posting. Much ado about anterior pelvic tilt (is a big issue - a lot of people have to work on, even people and women who do yoga even). Weak Psoas muscles...this is an alright video... as Muslims, we are suppose to take care of our body...(remembering the hadith about the Prophet S.A.W. hearing about this man fasting and being so wrapped up in his studies that he was neglecting other parts of his life...hmm...fasting and not over-eating are sunnah and good as well...amazing lecture about fasting later, possibly in a different blog post...)
Stiff Ankles? Try 3 Calf Stretches... YOGABODY 142K views
----------------- - Right, I/we underestimate the calf muscle - is often short or gets shortened, causing ankles to be more immobile. Works its way throughout the skeletal muscular phsycial body - hamstrings, back, shoulders, neck. Issues can go up or down. Whatever the case or origins may be...
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An alright video - it is silly and quite disgusting really that America tries to push this stuff and our diplomats are flying around the world and going to such countries - any country - and then talking about what??? It's a disgrace.
Speaker slams Kamala Harris’ take on Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ+ bill, calls out President Akufo-Addo JoyNews • 595K views Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin has slammed US Vice President Kamala Harris for her comments on Ghana’s position on LGBTQ+ issues. According to him, the US Vice President’s
Think our inflation and economic situation is bad? Look at Ghana's. ...Sad...
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Why follow the sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad SAW | Peace and Satisfaction | Jummah Khutba OSMANLI DERGAH • 1.2K views BismillahiRehmannirRahim Peace and Satisfaction is lost to the 21st century men and women. They try to find peace and satisfaction in
Use Allah’s 5 Blessings before they Disappear OSMANLI DERGAH • 1.4K views Shaykh Lokman Efendi Hz Waris of SahibulSaif Shaykh Abdulkerim el Kibrisi (qs), Osmanlı Naksibendi Hakkani Dergahı 1663 Wheat Hill
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Russia Controls 85% Bakhmut, Missile Strikes, Rumours Kiev Counterattack, MSM Ukraine Morale Falling Alexander Mercouris • 165K views Russia Controls 85% Bakhmut, Missile-Drone Strikes, Rumours Kiev Counterattack, West MSM Admits Ukraine Morale Falling Topic 808 https://thehill.com/opinion/international/3924152-as-fatigue-
This is really good: The crumbling of international law w/ Rein Müllerson, Alexander Mercouris and Glenn Diesen
The Duran • 79K views The crumbling of international law w/ Rein Müllerson, Alexander Mercouris and Glenn Diesen *****LOCALS COMMUNITY*****
xpected something completely new uh relative to the Cold War period of
3:16 international uh alone so and there were developments
3:21 which I considered and many considered a positive uh at the end of the 1980s at
3:29 the beginning of the 1919s and
3:35 mentioned my background as a member of the U.N human rights committee for example uh in Moscow uh
3:43 how I became a member of the committee was that I
3:49 advocated ratifying by the Soviet Union Union certain human rights U.N human
3:56 rights treaty and many were against but uh you know a Gorbachev and
4:06 Edwards was then but therefore the minister of the Soviet Union they agreed
4:13 and so my ideas were welcomed and I was
4:18 proposed to become a member of the UN human rights committee from the Soviet Union
4:24 then also so this this was quite uh positive but now what happened already
4:31 in the 1990s probably was that
4:38 there was too much enthusiasm probably quite naive
4:46 and certain developments
4:51 led to and for for first of all I hope to say
4:57 that of course it was not uh that law or attitude towards Lord changed much but
5:03 the situation in the world changed considerably and therefore uh of course this had an impact on uh International
5:11 uh law uh true and it was uh that in my
5:16 opinion now with hindsight of course not then that I had this view that instead
5:24 of international law which is based on balance of power or has been always
5:30 based on balance of power they are started emerging elements of I which I would I would call
5:38 now World law so uh International without any balance but because there
5:45 was no balance of power then no demand foreseeable there was one Center of
5:51 power really this was the United States and the development of for example of
5:57 international criminal or international criminal uh jurisdiction uh a wide use
6:03 of uh in a force allegedly mostly for natural humanitarian concerns
6:11 and interference in Internal Affairs also with her let's say uh positive aims
6:21 usually but this was all uh that one part of international law which one
6:27 famous American Professor Balkan Friedman called international law of coexistence uh was forgotten and this
6:36 international law of cooperation or international law of uh integration
6:42 which was also promoted by Vulcan Friedman this emerged and the basis of
6:51 international law this international law of cohistic exists distance with a principal uh principles of sovereign
6:58 equality of states non-interference in Internal Affairs non-use of force
7:05 the this part of international law was considered as outdated then now and also
7:13 of course although it may be a minor thing in London when I about it after my
7:18 one year in the foreign minister of Estonia I was invited to the London
7:23 School of economics and certainly there was nobody to teach international criminal law and I had written a small
7:30 article once years ago and therefore I was asked to teach it I
7:36 had 10 students Masters Degree students and then with the creation of the
7:44 Yugoslav Tribune was one that rebuild I had hundreds and hundreds of students
7:49 who wanted to study this but I was very skeptical because in India National
7:54 relations which are political in substance there is not so much place for criminal
8:01 law and so and there therefore I have stopped soon when I moved to King's
8:07 College as Professor I stopped teaching international criminal law and but this
8:12 is what uh this enthusiasm about international criminal law uh uh that
8:18 all human rights are Universal and they should be the same in Europe in Iraq in
8:27 Afghanistan and so on this uh has seemed a bit uh too much for me even then and
8:36 this is how international law in my opinion uh became
8:42 undermined instead of let's say building on this
8:48 what was uh existed before because there was during the Cold War even there was a
8:54 this balance of power the arrogance of one superpower was was balanced by the
9:00 error accounts of the other superpower was or should pepper was their Galatians
9:05 and there were certain red lines which helped international law more or less
9:12 exist even during the Cold War period so um and now the situation in my opinion
9:21 is even worse of course uh even during the Cold War the world was not
9:29 built on international law maybe peace was guaranteed more by the mutual
9:38 assured destruction mad Concept in the presence of nuclear weapons but
9:45 nevertheless international law worked so uh and
9:52 now when the situation is in the world has changed since the beginning of the
9:58 1990s especially this was this long
10:04 unipolar period in the world history I I believe a decade a long decade or of in
10:13 the world history when uh there was no balancing against one Center of power
10:20 and now China has become a much stronger
10:25 Russia had came come out of the shock of this of
10:37 the 1990s and therefore there is this uh struggle between two
10:44 different Visions in the world one is the unipolar world and the other one is
10:53 a multiple world and there is a really very little place in for international
11:00 law today this doesn't mean that international law doesn't work at all
11:05 one of the most famous International lawyers also Louis Henkin
11:12 at the end of the 1980s probably he wrote that most of the states
11:19 uh observe most of the time both of their Norms of international law
11:26 it may still be true but it is that some very important States today
11:35 ignore the most important Norms of international law and this is
11:43 the problem with international law there today
11:50 I was wondering if because we mentioned this changed in the 90s but within uh
11:55 World running parallel to international law you have uh well security studies in
12:00 which in the early 90s in the league of all this new optimism we introduced this concept of human security instead
12:07 because international law is you know built around the sovereignty of the states which is the state is The Entity
12:13 to be secured so obviously sovereignty is the key principle but with human
12:19 security looking at the individual as star object to be to be secured uh it's
12:26 It ultimately ultimately comes in clash with sovereignty wouldn't it
12:31 it it comes uh yes uh but uh the problem
12:38 is that uh
12:43 there is no world government and I believe this uh uh idea which was
12:51 promoted by many uh for decades in the past Century it uh it is a
13:00 utopian idea and also I believe like most utopian IED as if uh if somebody
13:09 tries to put them into practice they become very distorted like the community
13:14 there is nothing wrong wrong with their ideas of Communism but when the Soviet
13:20 Union wanted to work with leadership wanted to put it into practice it became
13:27 something different similarly the world government this would be mean that they
13:33 went through its allies or subordinates you know I would call even not allies so
13:38 so much about rule the world that and this would
13:45 be the world government and now we see that there is a backlash
13:50 to this idea of let's say a diminishing
13:55 uh sovereignty or as many uh authors uh wrote Such books with a title the end of
14:03 nation state or meaning the end of State uh there were at least two uh books uh
14:09 by one Japanese and one French author very famous uh both uh who had the same
14:17 title of their books and many many articles were written on it and now we can see that
14:25 the state sovereignty has become more important even in Europe there are
14:31 though probably this is one of the European problems that Elites are more
14:37 Cosmopolitan and most European peoples um at least significant part
14:44 of European nations they don't want to give up their sovereignty and if you
14:50 take seriously the macron president macron is very
14:55 European and Cosmopolitan but he will not give up his uh French
15:03 seat in the U.N security Council with its uh veto uh right of veto
15:12 and give it to the European Union or simply get rid of this principle no and
15:20 we can see that after this uh
15:25 this idea which was very popular in the 1990s especially that the states
15:32 Sovereign disappears or the states disappear at
15:37 all and this was like a Communists or Bolsheviks also advocated this idea that
15:44 under communism the states would disappear about but
15:50 this that didn't happen and I I have even written written several uh pieces
15:56 probably that it is true early to send
16:02 the state into the Dustbin of History so the states are coming back I was
16:10 wondering if I could just go back to the point that you were making about the Cold War and the fact that we had a
16:16 period of stability then in a kind of stability a very dangerous and in some
16:21 ways frightening stability but it did exist and I'm going to say that I've
16:26 always felt about International laws that it has a a
16:32 connection a kind of symbiotic connection to peace the preservation of Peace in
16:40 the sense that in order for international law to function at all
16:47 you have to have a state of peace peace is indispensable to it
16:52 and at the same time without international law you can't really have peace peace is to
17:00 a great extent supported by International or the two as I said come
17:07 together and they support and butter with each other whereas if you get a good state of
17:12 conflict if you get a state of War then eventually what happens is that law
17:18 itself you move into a kind of condition inexorably of lawlessness and I I have
17:25 to say I felt in the 90s that that was lost and that Statesman State political
17:34 leaders especially in the west including by the way in Britain
17:39 stopped prioritizing peace and they weren't so interested any longer in
17:46 preserving peace which had been the main priority during the Cold War
17:51 and they thought that they could reshape things in all sorts of ways and because
17:56 they no longer prioritized peace they no longer were concerned to
18:05 maintain international law as it had previously been understood and existed
18:10 and wanted to shape it also into something something else and
18:17 it all came together for me in a speech which I'm sure you remember which the
18:22 British prime minister of the time Tony Blair gave I think in Chicago in which
18:28 he was basically talking about a completely different system of international law which for me wasn't
18:35 law at all yes are you all right uh
now another speech which was um made by Teresa may uh much their prime minister
18:55 of the United Kingdom also when she was um for a short period uh uh uh uh the
19:03 Prime Minister she was also in the United States I believe it was in the White House
19:09 meeting where the president of the United States and she said that the
19:16 period when the United States Trump was President of the United States than
19:22 Donald Trump that the period when the United States and the United Kingdom
19:27 Used military force in the world in order to promote democracy and human
19:33 rights this period is in the past and then I felt
19:38 more optimistic I thought that maybe this is now they have come to the
19:43 understanding that uh uh that this um uh
19:49 idea of uh including using force and uh economic pressure and sanctions in order
19:58 to uh promote democracy and human rights in the world that uh this idea in
20:06 practicing worked or in many few cases only so and
20:13 um I wouldn't say that the British leadership I have lived and I am not
20:19 speaking in from London and um uh that their traditional leadership
20:25 didn't want a peace but they wanted a different kind of Peace uh just peace
20:32 and therefore even the old religious even idea of just Wars made a comeback
20:41 uh in the discourse not Lee earned the legal but political discourse that that
20:49 the Triumph of liberal democracy and market economy can be promoted and
20:59 there's inevitable Progressive Direction uh can be
21:05 accelerated Sometimes using uh four second certain
21:10 regimes putting pressure on other regimes this probably was what was going on
21:19 in the 19 at the end of the 1980s and in
21:25 the 1990s and so and if interpretation of international law also
21:32 changed accordingly because there was nobody to say seriously anything about
21:38 it during the yeltic period in Russia and Chinese have been silent then they
21:47 followed denzhapping's the sayings to uh remain remain silent