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Il PRIMO CONFRONTO tra Kafir Soul ed un Musulmano!!!

A heated debate between a Bangladeshi Muslim and Ridda Channel host discussing Islam, Christianity, social issues, and religious interpretations.

Key Takeaways

  • Religious texts and practices are often interpreted differently, leading to conflict and misunderstanding.
  • Social issues such as domestic mistreatment are discussed from both Muslim and non-Muslim perspectives.
  • Critical thinking and questioning of religious dogma are encouraged by Ridda Channel.
  • The debate highlights tensions between traditional religious beliefs and modern societal values.
  • Religious identity and cultural background heavily influence participants' views and arguments.

What the video covers

  • The video features a confrontational discussion between Ridda Channel and a Bangladeshi Muslim guest living in Italy.
  • They debate topics such as the treatment of men and women in Muslim and Christian contexts.
  • The guest challenges Christian practices and interpretations of the Bible, especially regarding dietary laws like pork consumption.
  • Ridda Channel critiques Islamic teachings and questions Quranic narratives, including historical and theological points.
  • The conversation touches on social issues like domestic mistreatment and suicide linked to family pressures.
  • There is a focus on religious hypocrisy, contradictions, and the misuse of religious texts by followers.
  • The video includes cultural and political commentary about Islam's influence in Italy and Western societies.
  • Ridda Channel emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and rejects apologetic arguments from both sides.
  • The discussion is unfiltered, with added on-screen comments and references to Ridda Channel lore.
  • The video aims to provoke thought and challenge viewers' perceptions of Islam and Christianity.

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What is the main topic of the video?

The video is a confrontational debate between Ridda Channel and a Bangladeshi Muslim guest discussing religious beliefs, social issues, and interpretations of Islam and Christianity.

Does the video discuss social issues related to religion?

Yes, the video addresses social issues such as domestic mistreatment of men and women, suicide linked to family pressures, and the impact of religious beliefs on these issues.

What is Ridda Channel's stance on religious texts?

Ridda Channel encourages critical thinking and challenges apologetic arguments, questioning contradictions and interpretations in both Islamic and Christian texts.

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Speaker A
We, we do not subjugate women. You, I am from, I am a guy from Bangladesh. 80% of men are victims, meaning mistreated by their wives. And so what is it? They headbutt them. How do they do it?
00:14
Speaker A
What the hell are you saying? Don't you understand? I mean, you're not understanding what I'm telling you. We are in the 21st century. The Islamic Ummah thinks it has absolute control of TikTok livestreams until the arrival of the successor of the divine school of
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Ridda Channel. People of Ridda, I was reminded of the very first Muslim guest I ever had, the first guest I ever interacted with by voice. It all happened on TikTok on March 8th of this year, 2026. I had the file in my
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archive, and since the previous video, the one with the girl, had some success, well, I thought I'd publish this one too. Our guest is a guy of Bangladeshi origin who has lived in Italy for about 15 years; he speaks good Italian and
01:27
Speaker A
will give us quite a few treats, I guarantee it. Actually, what you heard in the intro to this video is nothing.
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Speaker A
Beyond this, he won't use apologetic stratagems that would require explanations, especially for the more experienced users. So this video will have no interruptions; we'll only speak again at the end for the final greetings. For the less experienced and
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less seasoned ones who perhaps have just recently discovered the Ridda Channel lore, well, you are invited to view the material in the playlist titled Informative Tutorials. I'll put it in the description, I'll put it in the top right. In the original
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recording, I used the Takiabingo card as a background, which Ridda Channel users know. Here I will put it in an enlarged version, so you can also read all the squares more comfortably in the meantime. Besides this, I've added
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various on-screen comments and some screenshots, but everything will be enjoyable in podcast mode like the previous video. Other than that, I've said it all, so buckle up, let's begin.
02:35
Speaker A
Hello, good evening. Good evening. Yes, am I speaking with contestant number one? Yes, Seif. No, I wanted to tell you, since you are talking about Islam, in my opinion, no offense, I mean, no offense, I think you don't really know
02:52
Speaker A
what you're saying. Mh mh mh. Let me explain. For sure, but certainly, because before I also heard this thing that you're not even of your, I mean, in your holy book, and you speak about Islam. This is a
03:08
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disgrace, first of all. Second, you yourselves don't follow what the Christian religion says. If I were to bring up some points, you’d be shocked. Lately, I've been hearing too much controversy on the subject, that is, the issue of pork. I've recently
03:31
Speaker A
done some research on both the Old Testament and the New Testament. Do you know what I realized? You Christians, not Jesus. I have great respect for Jesus. If I didn't believe in Jesus, I wouldn't be a true Muslim. But you
03:48
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Christians, especially the fanatics and theologians, have invented things that Jesus didn't say. I don't know if you're understanding what I'm telling you.
04:00
Speaker A
Yes, yes. Wait, I have the Islamic template of Jesus here. Eh, yes, yes. No, I mean, it doesn't interest me because it doesn't interest you, and you're a guest, and the fact is there's respect, but I'm telling you, if you show me something
04:14
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that you yourselves wrote, how can I believe it? To give you an example, lately I went to look at the fact that you eat meat, that is, pork, right?
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It's good, eh? Good. You can easily say it's good. How disgusting, not that I care. I mean, but to make you understand, do you know what I said? Do you know why Christians eat pork? Nowhere in the
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Bible. I'm talking about the New Testament. Nowhere in the Bible did Jesus say that pork is lawful for Christians. You invented this thing that makes me laugh a lot.
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And I read the verse, I read the verse where Jesus said that everything you put into your mouth is not impure. What comes out of the heart might be impure.
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Speaker A
Mh. Did you base it on this verse? This is what makes me laugh the most. Do you know why he said this verse? You don't know why.
05:21
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Eh, well, you catch me unprepared here because I don't know about this. Believe me. No, but do you know what I want to make you understand? Because you don't know things, you start judging, you start interpreting. This is what makes me laugh the most. Ah,
05:35
Speaker A
well, of course, one must submit without reasoning, naturally. Islam requires this. You don't know, there are many other contradictions I could bring up. You Christians say Jesus is a miracle, Jesus brings peace, and all that, but the crusaders, the Christians,
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Speaker A
the crusades and the crusades then what did they do? Eh, I'll tell you honestly, I'll tell you one thing honestly, do you know what the problem is? In the world today, if we look at us humans, we are imbeciles
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who don't know a damn thing, we start making judgments without knowing a damn thing. Jesus, Muhammad, or Moses, what they said were the true things. We are the ones who invented things without certainly invented. You are inventing what you wrote, language says you
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should turn to the wise. Islamic Spain was tolerant. But what is what is this thing? Where did you pull that from? Eh, these are the classic phrases, the classic apologetic repertoire. Yes, I understand. If I say that um, if I say
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that Italy, I mean, I declare that Italy is under the hands of the Muslims. Is that right? According to you Italy, excuse me, excuse me, I was distracted for a moment.
07:00
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No, I was saying that, if I tell you that in Italy only Muslims live, there are no more Christians, how would you feel? Um well, disturbing, a bit of a disturbing thing, but it's it's a bit approximate, you know, it doesn't
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correspond to reality, I mean no, maybe it won't match, but the problem, like I'm telling you, you can't, you can't see, you can't evaluate by looking at the things people say. Do you understand what I'm trying to make you understand? I don't
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understand what you have against Islam, what has it done to you? So I, you can't see, you can't look at the people who commit crimes. I understand why you are pissed off, furious, right? The truth is this. I, we do not
07:52
Speaker A
subjugate women. You, I am from, I am a guy from Bangladesh. 80% of men are subjected to mistreatment by their wives. How can we end? I mean, how can we define it?
08:06
Speaker A
They are beaten by their wives. Yes, go look it up, go look for it to make No, it's not just beaten, mistreated, there are many ways.
08:15
Speaker A
And so what is it? Do they headbutt them? How do they do it? No, how, how? I mean, mistreated can mean in many ways.
08:23
Speaker A
They don't obey, they don't obey their husband, they don't clean well, they don't do the shopping, they don't cook like that. Eh, no you're for a beautiful thing too, this thing you just said is a beautiful thing. Do you
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Speaker A
know why? 23 days ago a man committed suicide because of his wife because, because his wife kept demanding to buy shoes for her, but she, I mean he couldn't, not because he was in poverty, he didn't have enough money to buy
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them. To buy shoes and so she ran up debts, so he ended up ruined. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? Didn't you understand? I mean, are you not understanding what I'm telling you?
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And you're the one who said his wife spent a fortune on shoes. See, the problem is yours. You know why? She avoided it. But what is that? I mean, I'm telling you. She had made this request to her husband
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yes to buy her new shoes, but he didn't have enough money and told her "I'll buy them later." But she humiliated him in front of everyone, and the man couldn't bear this mistreatment, so he committed suicide in front of everyone.
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But I think it's because he didn't say Inshallah. When he said "I'll buy them later," he should have said it, he didn't say Inshallah. He see, but you can't make promises in Islam without saying Inshallah?
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Yes, yes. No, no, sure. Even Italians say "God willing," why don't they say it? Why don't No, but no. Yes, well. Eh, but Italians too, right? And there, practically in the Quran, it tells yo
10:08
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A mentality that doesn't even know what they're saying. Do you understand what I'm trying to tell you?
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So, here, see, we are at Surah 18, verse 23. Yes, never say about anything: "I will definitely do this tomorrow." Without saying "if Allah wills," that is, Inshallah.
10:25
Speaker A
Of course, Inshallah. That's fine, that's perfectly fine, but it didn't connect with the Eh, but maybe he got paranoid because of that, I'm sorry. I mean, people say that we subjugate women. The religion says one thing, then if people
10:41
Speaker A
interpret it badly or behave differently, it's not our fault. Do you know that it also speaks well, I mean, you who talk badly about Islam, do you know that the Quran also speaks well of Christians and Jews?
10:55
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Yes, yes. No, that's true. That's true, because for example in verse 6 of Surah 98 it calls them abject beings, so it's true, it calls them that, it calls them abject beings, Shar al-Dawabbi, so I agree, there's great regard there,
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Speaker A
do you know what it is? those who were on the right, straight path will be rewarded based on their actions. But there's also another thing I have to tell you, it talks badly about Christians and Jews, you know what I
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mean? Those who want to ruin, want to massacre, like they have done for years and years.
11:34
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Yes, yes. Eh, eh yes. Then in the why did they believe in Uzair, why are Jews accused of worshipping Uzair, who no one knows who he is. In 9:30 the Jews say: "Uzair is the son of Allah" and the Nazarenes. Then why the
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Speaker A
Nazarenes? Why Nassara? Why are Christians called Nassara? They say Jesus is the son of Allah, may Allah curse them. You who say Jesus is God, it makes me laugh a lot because God even dies. No, God is dead. God is dead
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. This thing still makes me laugh. But it's not the Christians 'fault, it's Allah who made the Christians believe it.
12:13
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I am not I don't believe. I have great respect, as I told you from the beginning, I have great respect for Jesus. If I didn't believe in Jesus, I wouldn't be a true Muslim. This yes, but it's not the Christians' fault
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if they believe Jesus died. Allah made them believe it. No, you who say that Jesus Allah made them believe it. And why, sorry, what is the point of making people believe something and then getting angry at the people who believe
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in Allah's staging? 157 158 of surah 4 makes no sense. Why is Allah pissed off at the Christians for believing what Allah himself showed them?
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It's not Then you haven't understood anything? No, if you haven't understood anything, that is, you blame the Christians who believe they saw Jesus die, but it was Allah who showed it.
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Allah made them believe it. Go look at the hadith too, what it says if a Christian wants to ruin Islam, if a Jew wants to ruin Islam, it necessarily refers to them. If you behaved well, if you respected, I have nothing against
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you. If you start speaking badly of Islam now, I will certainly Yes. Well, right, because what I am doing is an act of war. Right, true? Islam. You will attack me too. This is No, no, no, no. But what does attacking
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mean? It can also be verbal, it can be discussing like we are discussing. It doesn't mean we necessarily have to fight. I don't mean in that sense.
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Eh, but sorry, for example, I am not spreading corruption. For example, right now I am not spreading Fasadan.
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Fasadan, which would be corruption, because the thing that made me laugh the most, you didn't go do research on your Bible and you went to do research on the Quran. This is what makes me laugh the most.
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Never without a reason. Not without a reason. Reason for what? You can't just go and look at two or three verses and then think you know everything. That makes me laugh.
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No, no, of course I can, and more and more people will do it and you'll have to get used to it.
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And it's not because more and more people. Do you know why I did it? Because your politicians, because your politicians are Islam's little brothers just to get a few more votes. That is the problem.
14:22
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15 years ago, when I walked down the street, Italians would stop and ask me, "Where are you going? Why are you running?" And I say I have to get to the station. They'd say, "Ah, get in the car, I'll take you." But now if an
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Italian sees us, they spit in our faces . Let alone asking for a ride. I understand there are many criminals who come here and don't respect things, but I am against them. Actually, the politicians in power don't do a damn
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thing except talk. If I were in power, you'd see what I would do, I'd have sorted it out. I have great respect, great respect for Italians.
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Yeah, it shows. Yes, but of course it's the truth. I hope that No, I'm not telling you from the heart, I mean I'm the one who managed they should just stay silent. Shh, be quiet, don't talk about Islam.
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And of course you shouldn't talk about it because you don't know things. You make me, you make me laugh, enough.
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Oh, you can't talk about Islam. It's not worth it. You can talk, but you have to, you have to know things.
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Nothing, you can't talk. This is But I know a few verses. It's not like we only know mine. Earlier you said, earlier you confirmed that you don't even know about the Bible. Do you know what it says in the Bible? I mean, most
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of the things are similar to women, like women if they go to church without covering without without covering. Do you know what they say? Cut the, cut the hair off those women. The Bible, what does the Bible say?
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Um, the Bible. But excuse me, is the Bible corrupted or not? I mean, The Bible isn't the Bible, if I have to be honest, believe me, we don't know what the true Bible would be, because there are 72 versions. And you tell me
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which one I should believe, whereas the Quran is unique. This is The, but the Quran, the Quran receives authority from the Bible. In 94, 10-94 the Quran attests to the validity of the Torah and the Injil and so what
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does it do? It sends you toward a corrupted book. It recommends a corrupted book. What sense does that make? The Quran is wrong. Well, it's not that it's wrong. The Quran didn't copy anything. The Quran, the Quran copies nothing.
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No, no, the Quran says, your Quran says that the Torah and the Gospel are guides, they are guides for humanity and it recognizes their authority.
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Written by both. If Allah wrote that of , if it is written Torah, if Allah wrote Bible, well for us Injeel, according to the Islamic view, what you call the New Testament and, and then it's not like there were only these
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three holy books, there were many other holy books; you say that, um, the Muslims copied from Jesus. Then Jesus copied from Moses. Moses copied from whom? From his descendants? From Abraham. Abraham copied from whom? From Adam.
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And why does the Quran talk, um, why does the Quran make a mistake about Abraham's father, calling him Azar in verse 74 of Surah 6? Making a mistake, in the Old Testament he is called Terah , the father of Abraham.
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Um, there is a problem. And there is a problem. So, who is the one making the mistake?
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What is it? God. Why do you call God? If Then it's not God. Then it's not God.
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No, no, but let me finish. God. God. I mean, you have to go. Why do you call God? You should go and see what Jesus called Him. What did he call Him? I didn't understand.
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All, Allah. No, no, but absolutely, but absolutely. Just do the research. No, absolutely, but absolutely. But I will make a definitive video that will dismantle all this stuff.
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Now you will see. But of course you can you'll see what a spectacle it will be.
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Honest. You must be honest. You must be certain. Oh, if I am honest. Yes, eh. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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Eh, no, I am telling the truth. I have the Book of Idols here. Now I'm opening the Book of Idols for you. We have Al-Fals.
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Yes, we have Al-Uzza, Al-Lat that we know. You don't study your own holy book and you go study those of others.
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And why must I use my holy book? Excuse me, no, because you don't know things. This is what makes me laugh.
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I want to do one thing well, I do one thing well, I can't do many things poorly.
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This is what I want you to understand. You are a disgrace to Christians. Instead of thinking about your own religion, you go and research others, this is a disgrace.
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Mh. Eh no, it's the truth. Eh, all right. So, I'm closing the channel. Not even of your own religion. This is what makes me laugh. You go and talk about others. How do we do this?
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No, look. But where is which religion? No, wait, which religion? What? You, for instance, no, I made a video too, go check my profile, I mean, go watch this video where I talked about how even Christians shouldn't eat pork,
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like I was telling you at the start, just based on a, based on a single verse, just based on a verse, man, you make me laugh so hard. Jesus wasn't referring to that day, so we can, so you guys can eat [ __ ]. Yeah, but look,
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no one is taking away your freedom to say something like that in a Christian country, what?
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Because there’s no Tawhid, no Jihad, and you won’t be considered a danger to the community; you have total freedom, so then you also get criticism about Islam. Two completely different things, did you know that? Two completely different things. Religious
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guidance is one thing, democracy is another. No, I know that he doesn’t want, he doesn’t want democracy because Allah's law is superior to everything.
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You can't approximate it. Human law is not, is not equal. I know. I, I live in a secular country.
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M And I respect that, but I’m telling you that No, you, you endure it, it's not that you respect it. Come on, now what kind of Islam is that. You endure this thing because you have to, because you are in the Dar al-Harb. If
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it were, if Italy were an Islamic state , I could understand, but if we live in a Christian country eh, unfortunately, eh governments, unfortunately, unfortunately, seeing what you are doing, but you know, you know what it is, you guys talking bla bla bla, but
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do you know one thing? Eh, just say it, just say it. 11. But look, if we start talking about your sins, the sins of Italians will never end in wars without having anything to do with it. Like 1911 when you went to
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invade Libya, Ethiopia, why did you go there to steal? No, not even my grandfather was born back then. But listen, where is the religion ?
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Nothing. Meanwhile, Italy existed, and besides, Somalia is still devastated. Whose fault is that? From my point of view, that’s what I think. Anyway, let's keep going, let's go on if we have to talk, but it never ends, both
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World War I and World War II. You had nothing to do with it, yet you jumped in.
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But the thing that made me laugh say what you think of Italy? Come on, tell the truth. What do you think of Italy?
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Come on, tell me the truth. What do you think of Italy? I, I think Italy is a disgusting country.
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No, absolutely not. Come on, I won't get offended. Don't worry, it's not like it's a piece of land. What bad things do you want me to say about this piece of land ? I would speak ill of those pieces of
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[ __ ] who don't know the facts and come here to judge. M understand here. Understand? Italy is a piece of land.
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Mh. Ok. Is there anything else? there’s nothing else. I have great respect. Italy has—has welcomed me, it has, I mean, actually I am also studying.
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Yes, in fact, you speak Italian well anyway and then you speak well anyway. You used the subjunctive, you used the hypothetical conditional. Good, so I give you credit , I give you credit for that.
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No, I, I, I mean a bit confused about the rest, but agreed. But I can also understand, and you know what the problem is? It’s not us, the problem is that there is so much crime in Italy, only the
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governments don't know how to manage it as well as they should. Ah, that is true, you know? I mean, if it weren't, I mean if it weren't for all this crime, I think both Italians and foreigners would have
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been brothers. All this stems from crime, because if we look closely, certain foreigners who come here, even if Italians give them food, I mean, welcome them, give them a house—but I'm talking about those who come to ask for refuge. Meanwhile, they don't show
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respect, they go around dealing drugs, they go commit various crimes, they go —they also do many other things, they go do many other disgusting things.
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Mh, meanwhile, what do Italian governments do? I mean, they take—they take and start making videos about it. Meanwhile , they are in power and what do they do ? Can you tell me? uh eh they hinder the judiciary and excuse me, I mean, mh
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that's the problem, that's it, brother. The problem is that if we all behaved well, this problem would never have existed.
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M listen, how come your name is Saiful, which is an Arabic name, even though you are from Bangladesh, has the doubt ever crossed your mind? There are many guys who are called that, eh. Saiful means sword in Arabic. Islam
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means peace. See where it doesn't mean peace, but never mind. Or at least it doesn't mean peace as we understand it.
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No, but in your own way, what do you mean? But I know I am a peaceful guy and so far I hope I haven't been incorrect toward you. Anyway, m No, no, you said some things. No, no, no, not
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not about you. Absolutely not no. So, I know the way of thinking in Islam, which is why you see me calm.
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Do you know what it taught me? According to Islam, many will go to paradise for what reason? Because of their character and behavior. If I were to behave badly, if I were to, for example, well, in Islam two sins will
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never be forgiven. The first is shirk: believing in Allah and at the same time believing in other deities. Instead Yes. But the second one, do you know what it is? Doing harm, huh? Doing harm , doing harm to others. If that person
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doesn't forgive you, even Allah himself won't forgive you. Like if I, I mean, if I stole from you harming other Muslims. Eh, that's where I differ.
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No, no, brother, no. Humanity. Yes, yes. You know the Bukhari. Volume 1, number 11. I have it here, look.
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Brother, let me finish. Don't interrupt me. If I were to steal 5 euros from you , if I stole 5 euros from you, and if you don't forgive me, even Allah won't forgive me. That's how it is, brother.
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But I'm a kafir, you can steal from me if you want, because you can No, but to make you understand, I'm saying, if if I punched you and you don't forgive me, even Allah wouldn't forgive me. So you tell me how we should act. If I
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drink alcohol, it's a sin in Islam. It's a thing that stays between me and Allah, but if I punch you, it doesn't stay between me and Allah. It becomes a worldly matter. I mean, in three parts If I speak, okay, if I say that
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Muhammad wasn't a true prophet, would you punch me? You'd have a good reason to punch me, right? If I say Muhammad was I, I a liar, a liar.
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But I can also say Well, you definitely don't speak Arabic . I can also say the same thing about Jesus, but I don't come and say it to you. Do you know why? Because you don't know these things. M
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That is the problem. I respect you, look, I'm not getting angry. You, I mean when well, a little bit earlier yes, you got a little angry when you talked about Libya. What was it? In 1911, the Eritrea. But you, you all want
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But no, I mean I talked about Libya because it happened because even if you think that these immigrants, these people here are all bad, then let's talk about yours too.
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But when did I talk, when did I talk about immigrants? Look at one of my videos on YouTube, I never talk about political issues.
27:39
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No, I understand, but I'm telling you, I'm talking about concepts, I'm a technical guy. All this phobia was born . Um, November 13th, 2015, do you know what happened on that date? I don't remember.
27:58
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Well, there was the Bataclan, but there had been many other things before, the jihadist attack at the Bataclan. Yeah, but the Jews, the Christians who are constantly massing, I mean, the nonsense. Yeah, well, but why, why ...But excuse me, is it worth it for
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you to continue with this strategy? Do you think it works to go on forever with this ping-pong?
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Yeah, but us too...But excuse me, who created all these terrorist attacks? I mean these terrorist groups? You tell me, to me it's the Americans. Then the thing that made me laugh, I mean really, do you actually believe this stuff?
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Do you think ISIS was created by the Muslims? And then, it's called the Islamic State, it's not called the American State.
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The American weapons. Ah, the weapons. Ah, wait a second, let me understand. I don't understand the logic now of all these great powers that create hostile groups that cause damage. I mean, if they have all this power, why don't they create favorable
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groups? Maduro, who is a Christian. Maduro, who is a Christian, doing his own thing inside his country.
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Yeah, and to hell with him. No, Donald Trump, why did he go to...to seize him, excuse me.
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How should I know? He's not my prophet. He's not my perfect example to follow.
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Donald Trump is not...Donald Trump is not a prophet to me. He is not a perfect example to follow. Don't misunderstand me, what I'm telling you is he's a Christian. He's a Christian, even if Yeah, but then any Christian, whoever,
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children then everyone, the feet of someone who goes for Italians, they go to lick the feet of the Americans.
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Meanwhile, this is how you like it. Children. And how do we end? How do we define all this? But what...No, no, no, you didn't understand. So, you have to understand that we Kuffar have a concept called responsibility.
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If you are Christian, you are atheist, what you do and the results, the responsibility falls on you, not on the fact that you are Christian, atheist, or Buddhist. If you are not Muslim and if you don't know things
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well, you shouldn't pass judgment. I mean, speaking of, I went to do some research on, I mean, I went to do some research in the Bible. Look, you Christians cannot eat the, you pork. All right.
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Pork, what madness, I guarantee it, I guarantee it to you. No offense. I tell you because nowhere, nowhere in the Bible does Jesus say that Christians must eat pork, and he himself never ate pork either. Meanwhile, he followed what was
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said in the Old Testament, also because what God says, if he didn't obey what God said, he wouldn't have been a true believer.
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Mmh. Plus he lived his whole life, his biography, if we look for it, if we look under the law of Moses.
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Jesus, Jesus, listen, but why does Jesus vanish into thin air? And where did the Islamic Gospel of the Islamic Jesus end up?
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Eh, then, I mean, then it vanished into thin air. So, the Bible you speak of, the Bible, which Bible are you talking about? The Bible, the Bible, the, do you know what the Bible is? The Bible was written by
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his apostles, I mean, yes. That information about Jesus was collected. Eh, agreed. But then, according to Islam, Jesus preached Islam, he was a Muslim, right?
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No, brother, the Bible is not a holy book to me, if I must be honest. T that you use, okay? Then the Quran is false. Then Islam is false because Islam says, says it sanctifies the authority, enshrines the authority of the Bible, the Torah,
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and the Gospel in 10:94, verse 94 of 10 . Now I also believe in the Injeel, the one that was sent down by God to eh to to Jesus. I believe in that, I don't believe in.
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Eh, agreed, but you say it's disgusting , that it's corrupted, that it's a false book.
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But of course, it's not that the Bible is corrupted, it's not that Jesus's holy book is corrupted, but you Christians, some imbeciles have done, I mean, made, made it corrupt, that's the fact. Do you understand what I want you
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to understand? And that's not, it's not the fault, it's the fault of Christian theologians who interpreted it their own way as they wanted.
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No, but yes, but this is not, it is not possible according to the Quran. No one can change the word of Allah.
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18:27 and then 115 of surah 6. M no one can change the word of Allah.
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And now you are saying that they have distorted everything, brother. There was a period, Moses had his period. Jesus had his period, Allah , I mean, the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, had his period. Everyone, everyone had, but to tell you, no,
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according to Islam, if someone stole, they had their hands cut off. Whereas in the kingdom of Jesus or Moses, they didn't have to cut off hands. 4 years of slavery. Various laws have been changed. You cannot compare just by
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looking at the laws of Moses, the laws of Jesus, but before them, before them, there were also many other prophets, like Isaac, Abraham, then Noah, then Adam. And so, what should we say? So we can put it this way, right? If you say
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that Muhammad copied Jesus, Jesus copied from, no, no. Muhammad didn't know Abraham was copied from, copied from Adam. Six.
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No, "Jesus the Muslim" makes no sense. Do you know that the Islamic Jesus makes no sense?
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You, that Jesus, that is, Jesus, that you call, the name Jesus doesn't exist. You who gave it this name, it doesn't exist.
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How do you say Jesus in Arabic? In Arabic, the name Jesus, how do you say it? You tell me.
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Well, Arab Christians call him Yeshua. Yeshua. Yeshua. See? No, no, no. The Quran calls him Isa. Isa. Isa with the Ayn. Listen here. Isa, Issa. Yeshua, on the other hand, is Jesus. No, there is an Ayn. There is an Ayn. It's different
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. Yeshua, Issa, see the pronunciation, the Hebrew accent changed with the language. No, Yeshua. Yeshua in Hebrew. Yeshua in Hebrew.
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You call him Jesus. Why did I call him Jesus? How should I know? Jesus is the Italianization.
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Who gave you permission? But I don't call him "Cicci Bello," I mean, the name of Allah, who gave it to you? Eh, excuse me. You tell me, who gave you, who told you to pray in Italian? It doesn't make sense to think that a
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divine entity has this limit of only hearing prayers addressed in Arabic. Understood just that. We haven't changed what Allah said, that is the problem. Because you, you interpret it in your own way. Jesus did not say anywhere that you can call him whatever
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you want. Hmm, I don't know, I don't get it. I mean, Jesus wanted to be, but wait a second, why, for example, even there, Nassara, why are they called Nassara?
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Which is practically the same as Ansari . Who were these Nassara? It's not clear.
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Are you talking about the wife of Abraham? No, the Nassara. Christians, according to the Quran, are called...Christians in the Quran are called Nassara.
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instead of Masihiara. Nassara uh no, Nassara is a sad, it's guttural, you can't pronounce it, I'm sorry.
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Neither can you, neither can you, I couldn't understand. Sara, Sara, you were saying Nasara. Eh, na Sara, Christians.
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Why don't you chew? But where is it written about the Church? And the Christians, the Christians will know what they should be called. They arrived first, right?
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Where is the Church located? You tell me. The worship, the worship, I mean the place of worship for Christians, where is it found? Where did you, where did you find a trace of the Bible? I mean a trace of the Church, where did
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you find it? But I don't remember and honestly, I don't even care. So, if you don't care about your religion, then why do you have to talk about others '? That's what makes me laugh. Why? Because Islam has problems,
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it's impactful and it's false. No, it's false, it's impactful. You are false, you are interpreting things badly.
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And it's evil. It's a system of ideas that makes people do bad things. Look, when Allah speaks, He speaks for all of humanity, and then when He speaks of believers, He speaks of men first. Lower your gaze and guard your private parts. Then He
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speaks of women, then He didn't say, I mean, then about the beauty. If a woman wants to believe, then she will wear it beautifully, also because it's not like a woman can go around in a miniskirt.
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Look, I have many Italian friends who, if they see a woman dressed poorly, do you know what happens? Look at that [ __ ], look at that [ __ ], look at how she's dressed. Just look at her. And
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what do we do? Like saying, Italian politicians spend all day speaking badly about immigrants, then at night they go and sleep with an African woman . That's how it works.
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Mm-hmm. Look, brother, said with the utmost respect, obviously . Eh, the Islamic religion is so ugly that every year, I mean every moment, it is always growing. I don't know if you're aware of this.
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Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Only the birth rate. Because women are forced to act as human incubators because they have no choice. But it's full of apostates. It's full of people who are fighting Islam.
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Faith is a gift from God. Bilal Philips said it within you. I understand why you don't believe. You don't even believe in your own. Far from it. If you speak badly of others, it's inevitable that you don't deserve
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a reward. Because do you know what it is? Eternal life isn't that long. 80, 90, 100 years. Then we'll all find out if God exists or not. I hope for your sake that God does not exist.
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Allah is not God. Allah doesn't exist because he isn't God. The same God. Same thing. My brother.
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If you have to if you have to tell me that the Islamic, that the Quran was copied from the Bible, then I can tell you too that No, no, look, that’s not my main point.
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Contradiction. There is a contradiction brother. No, no, no. I never said that. But look , you said it yourself. I didn't say it .
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I heard this earlier. I heard it earlier, I don't know who you were talking to, I heard it earlier, that Muslims copied from Jesus. I heard it.
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I didn't say it. I didn't say it. I don't know, maybe your colleague you were talking to earlier.
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I didn't say it. Eh Allah, before getting on the on the call, that is, I heard it.
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So, you know what the problem is? That you in the Shahada call him Well. Um, in the Shahada there is a phrase that defines Muhammad, eh, servant and messenger of Allah. Sure, us too.
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But there is a problem. We are also his servants. Actually, we are his slaves, it's the opposite. It is the opposite. The opposite happens in the Quran.
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For you, if Jesus, that is no, the opposite happens. Allah acts as a messenger and servant to Muhammad, it's 3D. 3D. No, no, Jesus no, but if Jesus What kind of [ __ ] are you saying? To me, everything is [ __ ].
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Verse 53 of surah 33. O believers, do not enter the houses of the prophet unless you are invited for a meal and after waiting for the meal to be ready.
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Here Allah, since Muhammad is ashamed to kick out his what? What are you talking about?
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But Allah acts as a messenger for Muhammad, so the roles are reversed and it's [ __ ]. But what kind of [ __ ] are you spouting.
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What [ __ ]. But excuse me, does this seem normal to you? Does a God seem normal?
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No, but you're misinterpreting, maybe you're saying you're saying it however you want, because I've never read I read what is written and the translation, which translation are you using? Which translation are you saying ? The most common translation. Well,
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for now I'm reading it, I guarantee it. Calm down, calm down, calm down. Oh, but I am very calm. The thing that it's not that calm, stay calm.
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I am very calm. You make me laugh, eh. Then let's laugh together. I laugh too when I read this stuff. Oh no, but you're reading, let me tell you , but Jesus said that they must Jesus said that Jesus told me that I have to
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slap you. And it's the same thing. Oh, excuse me. Same thing. Jesus just told me that's what you're, how you're interpreting it ; I'm interpreting it my way too. Jesus you, excuse me. Jesus told me.
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I think Jesus has better things to do than talk to you and advise you to slap me. Jesus just told me, right now, Jesus is telling me, right? It's the same thing if I have to compare it to
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how you're saying it. Oh, excuse me brother. M It's the same thing because you don't know things. I am absolutely sure that nowhere in the Quran is what you just mentioned, that is, what you just pronounced.
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I have it right here. I have it right here. The translation, by the way, by Piccardo. The translation most people, to provoke the Quran, let's write the most widespread translation among Italian Muslims. And you tell me. Now I'll go get another phone and I'll come
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do the search. You tell me which, which verse it would be. Tell me which.
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So, verse 53 of surah Al-Ahzab. Surah 33. Verse 53. What is the number of the surah?
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33. 33. 33. Okay. Surah 33. Verse 35. No. 53. 53. 53. Okay. And here why does Allah act as a servant of.
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But. wait a second, let me go look it up because we need to understand well what you are saying because servant, Allah acts as a servant, people are completely furious. Surah. 33. verse.
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okay yeah 22. Okay. Your prophet is ashamed. So why does Allah act as a messenger? Allah acts as a messenger for Muhammad, this breaks the Shahada.
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It commanded differently. No, no, no. Allah bows to Muhammad's whims. He bows to Muhammad's needs.
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Are you stupid? Are you stupid? Really? No, I'm not stupid. Stupid is whoever wrote this stuff.
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No, it's not that he's stupid, but you are stupid for misinterpreting it. That is your problem.
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Misinterpreting is exactly what is written. But what did you write? Who is writing it? So, I too can say that tomorrow Christians must be killed. I can say that too.
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Yes. And, well, exactly, do you agree with this sentence? No, absolutely not. Nowhere. Why not?
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Why not? I'll explain why, they are your brothers. Where is that written? It's not true, it's not true. It's not true.
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It's not true. What? It's not true. Look, you... No, that's not true. You, you cannot be friends with a Christian. You cannot be friends. 551 551. Do not choose Christians and Jews as friends, for they are friends with
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each other. They are allies of one another. Who paused it? Guys, I only have 20%battery left. Or I'll just make a quick attack, huh.
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He was referring to this, he was saying that if you don't make friends with those, those, those the Nazarene Jews. No, no, he says Nazarene Jews. Christian Jews.
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I know, but meanwhile, the Quran also spoke well of Christians. No, that's not true. Because he calls them trash in 9:28. My internet is working. Wait. I'll let you hear it.
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Eh, you see that? This is a sign. This is a sign. This is the power of Ridda.
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Yeah, that's not power. This is the power. This is the power of the Divine School of Ridda Channel, casting its light into the shadows. The shadow in which you have been for 1,400 years. Eh, if I have to talk to you, I
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can't search properly. No, I have three, I have three devices in front of me. I am terrifyingly multitasking, but I am a successor of the Divine School of Ridda Channel, so I'm here comfortable on the couch.
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Relax, relax. Good. Ah, there it is, tell me some phrase from the Bingo, anyway. What did we hear tonight?
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Mh, what did we hear? Bye Giorgio, I hope you liked the live stream. criticizes some dogmas, the Trinity, or the nature of ChatGPT. No, come on, ChatGPT. Now you are using your Eh, yes, but the one you use.
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No, I don't use ChatGPT. Do you know what I use? Do you know what I use?
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Do you know what I use? Do you know what I use? I don't care. Do you know what I use? I use my brain. I use my intelligence. To hell with GPT.
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It is found in Surah Al-Ma'ida. I don't want to hear the lecture from ChatGPT.
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I want to hear you, your words, your mind. They are those who But then your mind, what? You your, your, your.
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I am...but with which mind should I speak? Excuse me, you are speaking Reflect, reflect, think in your own way . This is the problem. What? You are bringing up a different verse every time that isn't even the one that
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Yes, yes, yes. Do you know why? Why? Because you make claims and I tear them down one by one.
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I’ve X-rayed Islam over the last 10 years. He told me, "You know what?" As soon as he told me, look just what Jesus said. He told me he’s he’s telling me that those who tell lies, give them a slap. But as soon as Jesus
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told me, as soon as Jesus told me to you. I don’t know. As soon as he told me now.
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As soon as he told me yes, just now he told me mh look, surely Jesus has better things to do than come to you to tell you these things.
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Oh no, oh no, just as you are you are lying, I too can lie by making things up.
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No, no, no, because I didn’t write the Quran. No, the Quran doesn't say it like you're saying. Oh, obviously, obviously . Guys, bingo, mark that one down, bingo.
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You don't know, you don't know things well, you don't know. And so why don't you believe? You also went to look on the internet. I also went to look No, no, no, no. I am reading the book.
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I'm not reading the internet. Tell me the book that you read. Tell me the book, I want to go and see it later.
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The Quran. The Quran. The Quran. What? I also book the Quran. But what does the book the Quran mean?
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Book of Quran, they can write it if it's written in Italian. I don't believe it. I don't even know who wrote this. Exactly.
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So, do this, do this, do this. You go to my YouTube channel, I made the latest video where I make a lot of corrections from Arabic. Your channel, you have to tell me the name of the book because I have to go change the
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translation. But what book, what are you talking about? But book of what? Which book? I need to go look in Arabic . What it says in Italian. I should go and see. But you don't even speak Arabic. But you don't even speak Arabic
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. It's totally false. It's falsified. It's distorted. Go get the Do you Do you Lalican? The Lalican translation, you like the English one by Lalican better. There's also this.
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You will find you will find that the closest in love to the believers are those who say we are Christians, because among them are priests and monks and because they are not arrogant . Do you understand? Badmouthing, I
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spoke badly of the Nasara and Yahud, which would be Christians and Jews, you are like those who want to ruin Islam, and therefore even Allah knew. See that Allah knew No, Islam is ruining itself, and has been for 1,400 years, but it's dragging
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everyone into the abyss, that's the problem. Islam is growing, while the Christian and Jewish religions are in ruin. Two different things, brother, go see how many Italians are converting because they’ve understood the reality.
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That’s not true. Look, look, 66%... You make me laugh. 66%of converts drop out within two years of their conversion. Okay? Do you understand English? Within 2 years of conversion, 2/3rds abandon Islam. But ...
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And what does that have to do with anything, sorry? It’s not like if everyone jumps off a bridge, I’ll jump too, right?
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What kind of logic is that? It’s beautiful how you say that to me, because you aren't...
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Okay, wait, let’s do it this way. So, I want to convert, but wait—excuse me —why do you accept conversions from people who don't know a word of Arabic, who maybe haven't even read the Quran, as long as they say the Shahada? You
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just accept those conversions. And then you tell me—I, who have an arsenal of things here, a mountain of notes.
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This phrase, no, I know very well what it means, what it refers to. I know very well, brother. I know very well, even if I am a Bengali, when I go to pray, I don't pray in my own language,
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I pray in Arabic, so I know what... Yeah sure. And what is the point of that, sorry?
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What is the point of praying in Arabic? I mean, so He doesn't understand you if you speak Bengali? Are you speaking in Italian? Mh.
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God doesn't speak Italian. Ah, excuse me. Well then, I speak English, I also get by well in French, and a little bit of German.
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Arabic, just Arabic. I'm also trying to learn—I'm trying to learn Arabic too, so you tell me.
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Yeah, but which Arabic? I mean, why are you learning it? Because otherwise, He won't understand you there. The Arabic, what it says—I mean, the Arabic of the Quran, that's what I know, what I need; I learned that with the
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translation. Mh, how do you say it? Okay, so now, okay, what does "makra" mean? "Ma", or "makirin," if you want. Makirin, what does it mean? I don't know exactly what you're saying.
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Makirin, the word "makirin" is a noun. Well, but I—you have to tell me which part of the Quran you are talking about .
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Eh, so you go and look at the meaning. Oh well, sorry, but what game is this?
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Memory, what I need, what is necessary. I learned that. Tell me. Mairin is a...well, it talks about a characteristic of Allah. Alirin, even then Christians shouldn't, I mean they shouldn't speak in Italian, they must speak in Hebrew.
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That’s not written anywhere. It’s not written anywhere. The Quran said that...which part of the Quran said that you shouldn't speak in Bengali?
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Excuse me. Which part? No, no, no, no, no. Any, any Mus...we must pray what is necessary in the language we speak.
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Yes. And why? Why do you do the raka, the tashahhud, and everything in Arabic ? Why do you say "Assalamu Alaikum" even in Pakistan? Goodness, you can't even pronounce it and you tell me...
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I don't care. It's not my fault, I don't care what. If you have to say something, you have to know it well.
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Yes, fine, I have to get a doctorate, clearly, but if I want to convert, I just have to say the Shahada and I become...
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a Muslim. Like Maurice did, that Frenchman. I think you should convert to Islam too because you don't know things. I think you should go, you should go study for a few years like he did, he studied for a good 5 years. And
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by the way, he is also very famous then yes. In Islam, even though he was a Christian, he just didn't understand Pharaoh's death well. That's why he went there to learn Arabic, then he did his own research and finally he decided
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to convert to Islam. Mh. mh. Eh, salam, you see? Assalamu Alaikum and salam. Salam means peace. Assalamu Alaikum means the, I mean, to keep it short, I'll tell you it means the peace of Allah. Then, by the way, Alaikum.
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Mh. Who are you addressing this greeting to? Who do you address this greeting to?
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Peace to you too. But usually, we don't really use it like that. We say the whole "Assalamu Alaikum." Eh, but who are you addressing this greeting to? To Muslims. Do you only greet Muslims like that?
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But why, if I do it to you, it doesn't change anything because you don't believe in Allah.
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Bravo, bravo. So that is the right answer. At least once you managed to say something right.
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Bravo. Which is even better. No, you know why? Sahih Muslim. Sahih Muslim volume 6.
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Disrespectful in what way? So, Sahih Muslim volume 6. Eh, Hadith 5661 it says don't greet, don't initiate the greeting with Jews and Christians and if you meet them on the road, force them to the narrowest part of it. Salum. Because Christians, when
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they greet us, I mean, by saying "salum " it means die. So our prophet said you say the same thing to them. "Salum" to you too would be "die" to you too. No, here it actually says not to greet them
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and to lead them to the narrowest side of the road. No, my brother, you don't know anything . So, if you don't, you're, you're totally changing it. You are totally Brother, can I tell you one thing honestly? As long as I've been talking
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to you, as long as I've talked to you, you know nothing about Islam, in my opinion.
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But I am citing two Hadiths. It's true, I know very little. Interpreting is very easy, like Christian theologians did, who ruined, by the way, the Christian religion. That's why I see the results from morning to evening, they only blaspheme, the people, the
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Christian people of Italy from morning to evening only know how to blaspheme, they don't know how to do anything else . I know it very well, you see? That's why it's what is also entering Islam, that many imams are trying to ruin
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Islam, even if it will be very difficult because Allah protects it, and then there aren't 72 versions of the Bible, so we are very, we are very calm. So brother, stay calm, you should be very calm and get informed a lot. No, no, but you
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guys also have to, I mean, put your heart at peace. The criticisms will increase, the scrutiny will increase, the X-rays will increase.
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Yes, but I mean the dogs, the dogs will be headless. Do you understand what I'm trying to make you understand? The dogs who? The Christians?
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Eh, yes. I am not saying Christians. Why do you always have to take the blame?
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Eh, I don't know. Eh, I don't know why you want to hear that I was trying to understand the message of peace.
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I am not a terrorist, I don't know if, as long as we have talked, I mean, I am not a terrorist, rest assured, you make me laugh. I am not, I mean the dogs remain in you, I mean headless, what am
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I referring to? That those who will speak, eh, will speak ill of Islam will be, will be Eh, come on, come on, say it, come on, come on. I want to tell you. Do you want me to tell you?
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Eh, yes, really, it's enough that you tell the truth. I, look, if you tell the truth, I thank you. They will be the, they will be cow [ __ ], you understand what I want to tell you?
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Mh. And who are these people? The Kuffar. No, Kuff. What does Kuffar mean? Atheists. Those who No, no, no, no. Kuffar are the disbelievers. Are they everyone who doesn't recognize, especially doesn't recognize Muhammad, who are they?
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Disbelievers, who are they? Those who don't believe. I am, I am Cafir Soul. My name is Caf Soul.
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All right. You can, you can be, your name can be Kafir, it can be, uh, it can be Corbo, it can be anything else for all I know. I mean, sorry, I don't know. It could be anything.
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And so, there you go, the dogs are the kuffar. Who is the biggest dog of all?
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I think we humans are more, if we, we are more, more dogs than dogs are dogs.
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Do you see what I mean? Mhm. Ah, I see, I see. To its master. The, the dog respects so much, I mean, it has such great respect for its master. Whereas we don't even really know where the hell
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we come from. Then we claim to have come from monkeys. That's what makes me laugh, honestly. You know? You came from a monkey, I guess. Do I believe in science or do I believe in God?
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Mhm, I don't know. I don't know. No, tell me. I believe in myself. I believe in myself. I am a person who has confidence in myself and even where you come from. Very well.
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No, there are many things I don't know. Many of us don't know many things. From where? Ah, but I mean, you don't even know where you come from. Well, well, we're in a great spot then.
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No, no, no, no. I mean, see, see, don't be arrogant. Don't be arrogant. There are many things, many things that many of us don't know. There are many things that still have no explanation. So I have great respect for Him who must
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judge, judge you. Not me. I am a servant. From my point of view, you are also His servant. Then whether you believe or don't believe absolutely not. No, okay, I mean, I'm just saying what you're telling me.
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Yes, okay, all right. Respect, and with all respect, for me you are, you are a creature of Allah; then if you want to believe or not, that's your business. I won't go any further, don't worry.
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Okay. Hey, all right. If you have any other message, and in the next few days I'll make the other Tacchiabingo folder , the more advanced one, Michelin-star level, Masterchef.
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But, but, you know what it is? We are always moving forward anyway showing our faces. You won't, I mean, you will never be able to stop us.
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That's the beauty of it. It speaks of Islam. Actually, to me, you're just advertising, so people get curious, go look it up, and then now and they find my channel soon enough. Inshallah, I'm telling you now, inshallah, little by little, the
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kids who are growing up, the Muslim kids who are growing up, we will place them all over Italy, speaking, speaking and winning the hearts of the Christians, not by massacring, but speaking with love and we will win their hearts. Rest assured, you will
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see very soon. Mh. Mm. And you forgot to You didn't say inshallah. You didn't say inshallah. He forgot.
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Because it's not like saying "if God wills,""if God wills," and then "oh, if God wills" isn't just a for two c No, you have to do it, eh. You're a Muslim, you have to do it.
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Already said it again. Do you want to hear it? Inshallah. Inshallah. And I hope that you too one day become a Muslim. Inshallah.
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But who knows? 10 years. Wait, wait. Wait, wait. Maybe even in a second you might die. What do I know? Keep it's the truth. So it could be that very soon it could be that you become Islamic, you never know.
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Eh no, the truth, brother, it's a question of time. There are many who have challenged Islam, then they themselves were deceived. So you who speak ill of Islam, it could be that one day you yourself become Islamic.
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What do I know? You never know. Life is mysterious. Our life, I mean our lives are mysterious. So you can never expect what might happen. Therefore, we don't even know what might happen in a second . God forbid. Who knows what might
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happen tomorrow. Alright, alright, come on, let's leave it, let's leave it at that. Mh. Alright , come on, maybe we'll see each other, we'll see each other soon because you were the first my first ever Muslim guest. I have I have never had any on
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YouTube. Um, anyway, I wanted to have a bit of fun too. Anyway it's nice, I mean m discussing, as long as we discuss it's totally fine without No, I had a lot of fun.
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Eh no, the only thing, have you noticed the things that Islam makes you say, I mean, do you realize the stuff that comes out of your mouth because of Islam? I mean, does that seem like a sensible thing to you? Ma m
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and all these explanations, this stuff. Is this the result? This is the result. Eh, but what is it saying to me from I mean , what comes out of my mouth?
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All these explanations that you gave. All nonsense stuff. Meaningless to you, but for Obviously. No, no, it is just for me.
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This, have you ever seen your brain? Tell me. Have you ever seen your brain?
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I haven't. It’s been a long time since I've seen it, I lost it. And perhaps this is precisely what Islamic apologists aim for, to ensure that we Kuffar lose contact with our brains. They likely wish that the fate
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reserved for them be given to us as well, but they can absolutely forget about that. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this video. I cut the last 10-15 minutes or so because it was always the same old song. So I’ll see you in the
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next video. I remind you that Ridda Channel videos have no ads. Click, watch, rewatch, click again, do whatever you want. The material is always available to everyone. That said , until next time and as always, long live the fitna. M.
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