Why Muhammad Wore Women's Clothing

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Hey guys, how's it going? Uh we are we just had a pretty fun live stream. Um, Thaddius Thaddius went through Malik's uh recent live streams, showed what an just complete train wreck that uh that dude and all the Da guys connected to him are and had a fun time. Um, uh, not not for the Quran. Wasn't a fun time for the Quran. The Quran had a pretty pretty tough day. Tough day and stuff like that, but we're going to reset. We don't this this has nothing to do um with Malik. Well, I it kind of has something to do with Malik, right? Like, let me put it this way.

>> So, we we we popularized the story of Alz last year after warning them for years that we would start popularizing some of this weird stuff. We'd start we guys, stop lying. Stop lying. It's that keep in mind that's like that that's not a lot to ask. Just don't li don't lie, right? Hey, if you want to if you want to attack Christianity, make fun of Christianity, not not going to stop you. Don't lie >> about the Bible and people in the Bible, especially when you claim to respect those people in the Bible, right? Um, but we set the bar really low for these guys because it's all you can do.

>> Uh, when someone's a product of 40 generations of first cousin marriage, you can't set the bar too high, right? So, we set the bar pretty low. Just don't lie. But if you keep lying, if you keep Rebecca and do okay? If you keep doing that, we warned them. If you keep lying, we're not going to we're not going to encourage people to lie in response in response, but we are going to start sharing some of the embarrassing stuff in your sources and we won't give you the benefit of the doubt. We'll we'll just go with what it sounds like because it sound that lots of these hadith, they sound really really weird and messed up and the Muslims are going, "Oh, but we think it means this and our scholar says it means that and we're just supposed to go along with this stuff." Right? What if we just say we're not going with what your your your lying scholar says. We're just going to go with what the the the insane weirdness that it sounds like. Right? So, we did that last year with the story of Alz and but we've been trying to figure out what are we going to run with in 2026. We're still going to keep uh pushing the Zut story. Not in the Zut sense, but um still going to keep uh rolling with that story, but we want to add to it. And there's there's different things we could add. We could add, you know, Muhammad um having sex with uh Ali's dead mother. We could we could roll with that. Uh all kinds of weird stuff we can point to. But this crossdressing issue, this crossdressing issue, um, has been a favorite of mine just because years ago, years ago, I made a video and I put on my, uh, put on my wife's nighty and made a video where uh, where I was kind of making fun of this stuff, right? But anyway, and the plan there, which worked for years, but then I I deleted most of the most of the content, so then it didn't work. But anyway, I I knew it would happen, right? I knew what would happen. These guys will take a screenshot of me and they'll say, "You see, you can't listen to this guy." And then I'll go, "Oh, so you don't listen to someone who's a crossdresser, right?" Well, that's what I was making fun of Muhammad for in the video. Right. So, they become so enraged at a person that they can't and they don't even see and don't even care that all you're going to do is flip it back on their profit. Right? So I anyway I used myself I habitually used myself as bait for these guys. Right.

>> Yeah.

>> So anyway so but anyway so eventually I gave my channel away and deleted most of the content. So when now when they share the picture when they share the picture of me in the 90 it's not it's it's not oh this sends people to the video. That was the plan right? So you'll make fun of me and then that will lead people to the video. What's going on? What what video is this from? Let me see this insanity. Why is he dressed like that? Oh, he's making fun of he's making fun of Muhammad for prancing around and his child rides 90. Okay. Okay. Okay. Anyway, so they still run with that. They still post that picture, right? I'll be look look at what your prophet did. And they go, "Oh, but here's you. Look, here's you." Yeah, that's me making fun of your prophet. But anyway, so that's why they still they still uh they love to attack based on this. And it's it's just like it's just like like Muhammad and Aisha or any of the other messed up stuff Muhammad did. If it's any non-Muslim on the planet doing it, they understand that it's wrong and they'll condemn it in a heartbeat. But then when it's Muhammad, no, it's totally fine because he's Muhammad. And it's like, wait a minute, you just condemn that person and what Muhammad did is like 10 times worse than what that person did. What? No, he probably You have to understand it's a different time.

They >> So if if someone outside of the religion is doing it, they're moral absolutists. That is evil, unacceptable behavior. And this proves that you should never listen to this person. Okay, what about Muhammad when he did something way worse? Oh, well, you know, then they become moral relativist. it's a different time and different rules and who are we to judge by the present standards of the past and blah blah blah blah blah and they become moral relatives. Well, anyway, here's here here we are in this situation. Had to figure out what to do, what to share this year. And so, this is what we're running with guys. It is my uh it's my birthday today. The big 5. I am officially half a century old now. Born in 1976 to this day in 1976. And all I want for my birthday, all I want for my birthday is for everyone to start sharing this story like we ran with the story of Alz last year. And we're going to have we're going to have uh some time in here. Jai's gonna Jai's going to take us through some of the sources. I'll probably I'll probably start eating a piece of cake here at some point and just watch. But uh J's going to take us through some sources. By the way, there are more. We know there are more. We know there are lots more. And so we're going to put this out. They'll start trying to respond and then we'll come out with more and then they'll try to respond. We'll come out with more and there's this. So, this is um this I I mentioned in the last stream this isn't as dramatic as like Muhammad getting banged all night by a bunch of by 30 uh 30 black men, right? It's not it's not as dramatic as that. But at the same time, we have way more sources on it. We have way more sources. We have tons of like sahi narrations on Muhammad prancing around in his wise clothing. So from from their perspective where oh we can we don't have to believe that we don't have oh we found a scholar who rejects that okay well what what how you going to reject all these hadith man because it's all over the place your prophet prancing around in his wives clothing and stuff. So anyway guys uh we're going to we're going to have a point where uh where uh uh Jai will actually put some things on the screen that are specifically that will these will be for you guys to screenshot. You're going to take the screenshot you're going to start sharing them and so on and we're gonna we're going to spread this story. We're going to spread this story. And so Muhammad won't just be the guy. There are certain things that are slowly becoming common knowledge. Muhammad and Aisha, Muhammad and the Alz. And now we want Muhammad being a crossdresser to uh to be on that list of things that people are catching on to.

All right. What do you think, Jay?

>> Well, first of all, happy birthday. Happy birthday. Thanks for having me on on your birthday stream. Big birthday. So yeah, this is going to be somewhat related actually in some way to the story of Alz actually. Believe it or not, we're gonna

>> What's up?

>> I didn't know that was real. I'm starting to think it's real. I thought someone just posted a We'll We'll go through the super chat just so I can get to the super chat here here in a second. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. I'll get back to it. Okay.

>> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Something Okay. Something happened. Okay. All right. So So uh Yeah. So I think that I think we can make some sort of a you know correlation between the two stories. But yeah um just like how everyone you know we all learned about alut and everyone saying zootz in different ways. There's another Arabic word that we're going to be learning today. And uh it's something that we hope that you guys will uh yeah take screenshots of and ask some Muslims to do some explaining for what Muhammad was doing in this

>> that is cool. People will be people will be learning a little Arabic and it's super easy super easy word to learn and you will be and

>> so we're we're giving you the initial response, right? We're we're we know what they're going to say when you bring up Muhammad as a crossdresser. And when they say that, we're already giving you're going to learn an Arabic word that is going to help you destroy their first response.

>> Yeah.

>> And so these are going to be some fun fun fun times. Okay. So, hey, this is actually I had not thought of this at all. At all did not, but someone just uh dropped a super chat on it. Let's uh let's get down to it real quick. Happy birthday, Dr. Sagada. What do you think? What do you do to look so young for someone half a century old? I wasn't even thinking about that. I was like, "Yeah, I do look uh look I don't look 50. I think of I think of 50 as like some old geyser. Yeah, I don't I don't actually know. Although I am inside most of the time. I think the sun can uh can uh add wrinkles and stuff like that. So, I don't know. I don't know. could just be genetic. I don't have enough like male family members who survive long enough for me to know what they look like when they're in their 50s and 60s. I only had one I only had one one male relative who actually lived like uh well past his 50s and stuff like that. Um, but he he was a big musclebound freak. Uh, and he set a state record for over 60 bench press. So, I have to say if he was not a just terrible alcohol, that's why everyone else like drinks themselves to death. He kept drinking like a fish all the way up until he was in his 80s and stuff. So, he was he was just able to take it better than uh than other people. But, yeah, he set a state record for bench press over 60 years old. He bench pressed 360 at 60 years old, which is insane, guys. That's like a that's like a strong football player. He had like linemen who might might be able to push like 500 lb or something like that, but an average like strong football player in his prime might hit 350. And uh he hit 360 at at 60 years old. So anyway, I don't know if we didn't maybe if we don't destroy ourselves, maybe if we don't destroy ourselves, we would actually be healthy for a long time. I don't know. We'll find out. Being 25 minutes late. Yeah, that last one ran That last one ran long and then I had to go fill fill up and stuff. Happy birthday. Hey, giant doc. How you doing, guys? Hey,

>> happy half century, David. Gosh, that is a long time, isn't it? You know what's weird? Things like prison, man. Like, I did a 10-year sentence in prison, but the way the old law was, you serve a little over five years. But it's like that has such an impact on your thinking that certain things that become ingrained in you there, they're like still just completely part of my thinking. Even though I've been out for over half my life. I got out when I was 24 years old. I'm 50 now. So like, you took my entire life up until I got out of prison and I've lived longer than that entire total since then and it's still like wired into you, man. I didn't know today is Mike Winger's birthday. Happy birthday. Haha. Hey, it's Shakeman. Marriage counseling.

>> Oh, nice.

>> Classic. Uh, then we have happy half ccentury Dwood. You don't look a day older than 49. Joke. Uh, just kidding. Jokes are you. You are aging like wine. You may need to cover up so as not to tempt the DA boys. Yeah, that's why I have to keep a beard, guys. I'll think I'm some young some young guy and they'll get turned on. Topical given the news about sec secretary Noam's husband. I didn't know what that was or if that was serious. I saw people post a picture saying Secretary Noam's husband and had on like big fake boobs. So, I don't know if someone was just messing with him, but now you said news, I'm guessing it's news that he liked to dress up like a woman. If so, if so, this stuff might be pretty timely. You guys understand? You guys see where I'm going with this? You guys see where I'm going? You see? So I'm just saying hypothetically if Jai were to put a source up on the screen that you screenshot, then you go around wherever people are making fun of that and say, "Hey, did someone say crossdressing?" Boom. Picture of Muhammad. P I mean picture of Muham. You can do a picture of Muhammad. Um, or but just the source. Just the source. Crazy times. Crazy times. Oh no. We got a problem, guys. John, we got a problem.

>> Good timing.

>> Oh no. I know what the problem is before you even say it. What is it?

>> Uh, someone crushed your birthday party.

>> Yeah, Issa. So, I don't know what to do, man. Because Issa is a cool guy that you'd want at your birthday party because he's super cool. But we're kind of going to be talking about his profit here.

>> Oh, awkward, awkward, awkward, awkward, awkward. All right, let's see what we got here. dressed up for you, too.

>> He even dressed up for your party.

>> Oh my goodness.

>> Um H interesting. All right, let's let's do these last couple. I thought that was the last one, but there were a couple other superst. Happy birthday from one generation Xer to the other. Stay frosty, brother. Yeah, people think it's all downhill from 50. Wrong. Now, now I'm just Now I'm warmed up. The first 50 was just getting warmed up. Now, now time to dial it up. Happy birthday. Thank you. Happy birthday, David. God bless. Thank you, David. You're 5 now. Oh, no. 50. 5. I I thought of that when I was like, "Hey, I'm 50." Wait a minute. That sounds too much like 50, man. That's cops. That That's what But that's what That's what I was just talking about, right? Like stuff gets wired into your head. It's like police. Like even to this day, I see cops, right? Like it's wired into your brain like they're the enemies and stuff and they're not. They got a job to like go around protecting people and stuff. Anyway, weird times, man.

>> And there we have Hype with a hippo. Hype the hippo. Thank you. All right, Jai. Hey, Issa. How you doing, man?

>> I'm always glad to see you, brothers. Good to see. I think I think Issa is kind of undercover and he uh he comes around just jumps up in our live streams just cuz he knows we dial things down a little bit. We dial things down because you get the nasty da guys talking trash talking about people talking about people's wives threatening people and then it makes us makes us more aggressive. Then Issa comes and he just has this calming effect like he's like he's like a walking

>> All right, J.

>> Hey, who do I hear from? What are you watching? Are you watching something, Issa?

>> Or is that am I hearing my own voice? Okay. I don't know what I was hearing there.

>> No, some something in the background. I don't know.

>> Okay. All right, man.

>> All right.

>> So, John, what do you want to do? You want to jump into your presentation? You want to introduce it?

>> Let's just jump Let's just jump in. We'll just start reading some hadith and uh

>> All right, guys.

>> Get into it.

>> We can uh let's see how we set up the cameras because I I did try to get it so we can still be on there.

>> Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. Which uh so up in the righthand corner.

>> Yeah. So, I was thinking like

>> this is one of the Yeah, this is one of the things I said I have to learn guys is some of these settings where I try and then I always it always takes me forever. So, matter

>> of fact, let me just zoom in a little bit more. Show picture and picture. Let me see here. Let's see what happens.

>> Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Okay. Okay. So far so good. Now, don't worry. Don't worry. I know I have to adjust the size. Let's see. How's that?

>> Good. Good.

>> Pretty good, pretty good, everyone.

>> Yeah. You can even go further on the top, too. like the whole this whole

>> Oh, look at that. What? I thought that was my screen for some reason.

>> All right.

>> No, you know what's weird? Cuz like if I'm watching someone's presentation, I don't care if we're on the screen or not. But other people complain like, "CAN WE PUT YOU ON THE SCREEN? COME ON. CAN YOU PUT YOURSELF ON the screen? I DON'T KNOW WHO'S TALKING."

>> All right, man. We are ready to

>> All right, let's go. All right, guys. So what I decided to do with how I wanted to kind of set this up was I wanted to show this story across one, two, three different narrations, but they translate the same exact word differently on different hadith for some reason. So maybe they're not using the same translator. Maybe they are and they are doing this in like batches of like okay go through this hadith collection then go through this hadith collection and maybe they don't remember how they translated over there or who knows what the reasoning is but the end result is that they translated it in different ways in these different translations.com

>> so uh

>> wait so hang on hang on hang on hang on so everything you just put on this the sources they're all from sunna.com so anyone can look

>> all these are from sununa.com

>> and you're saying that these different passages are using the same word but uh doing some very different different translations and we kind of have to we kind of have to get to the bottom of this but not in the z sense.

>> Exactly.

>> Okay. All right. Then we're good.

>> Exactly. So why don't we just start with uh reading this version of it and then in the next ones we can just read the specific part that we're kind of trying to laser focus in on. So, uh, this, uh, first one is from Sah Muslim and links here. You guys want a screenshot, you guys want the links, you guys got all the sources here. And this is the key part that we're looking at from the Arabic. And this is the word we're going to be learning today. So, so Aisha, the wife of Allah's Apostle, and Oman both reported that Abu Bakr sought permission from Allah's messenger for entrance in his apartment.

>> Okay. Oh, hey, look. Hey, wait a minute. They put that in parenthesis. That's not in the Arabic

>> in his apartment. Okay. So, we don't know what this is about really,

>> but Abu Bakr

>> wanted entrance to Allah's messenger. We'll just we Yes.

>> We'll we'll leave that ambiguous.

>> Yes. As he had been lying on his bed, lying on his bed covered with the bed sheet of

>> bed sheet. Okay. Well, that's good. That's one that's one of the translations I hear about when I bring this issue up to Muslims. They say, "Oh, this means house. This means bed. This means bed sheet. This means" and I'm like, "How can this word mean

>> anything except anything?" The word means anything except what the word actually means. It's weird stuff. Anyway, sorry about that.

>> Yes.

>> So, bed sheet. So, bed sheet. So, hang on. So, you've highlighted this. So there's some word that that these translators are translating as

>> Aisha's bed sheet.

>> Her bed sheet. Yes.

>> All right.

>> So that's how this translation renders it.

>> And he gave permission to Abu Bakr in that very state. In other words, the state of being in her bed sheet and he having his need fulfilled.

>> Hang on, man. Hey, what the heck, man? Hang on. So So you take out the parenthetical stuff. Oh, in his apartment and it's uh Abu Bakr sought entrance into Muhammad and Muhammad's uh covered in the bed sheet of Aisha and he gave permission to Abu Bakr in that state and he having his need fulfilled went back. Come on, dude.

>> I mean Yeah. Yeah. And this is this is like the the one that's most like this is like the the most off translation like in terms of like you said like this is how most Muslims are going to respond is bed sheet. So this is going to be the one that you know and it's already like crazy like just from reading it like this. Okay. We're already having questions in our mind. What's going on here? Um, what needs is he having fulfilled in Muhammad's bedroom when he's wearing Aisha's bed sheet? Like we if that's even accurate translation like what are we what are we what are we doing what are we doing here? So all right having his knee fulfilled and went back. Okay. Then Omar sought permission and it was given to him in that very stage.

>> So he got permission to do the same thing.

>> Y okay.

>> Now so Omar comes in now he gets permission and then after having his need fulfilled.

>> So he gets his fulfilled. All right. Okay. All right.

>> So

>> both of these men getting their needs fulfilled from Muhammad when he's you know in his bed and and Aisha's, you know, bed sheet, we'll say. Okay. And Osman reported, "Then I sought permission for him from him. Sorry. Then I sought permission from him and he got up and raided to Aisha."

>> Okay.

>> Uh I think that's said said to Aisha, right?

>> Uh uh yeah, it should be said, but it's it's a typo. They made a typo. Yeah.

>> Lot plenty of typos on sunna.com, everyone.

>> So yeah. So this is um if you guys go to sun.com you're going to see lots of examples like this where there's having typos either whatever. So yeah raid said to Aisha wrap yourself well with your cloth. Although she's telling her like wrap yourself with your clothes right then I got my need fulfilled and came back.

>> Okay. So, so three three of the four rightly guided caiffs uh all got their need fulfilled by entering uh Muhammad while he was uh in Aisha's bed sheet according to this translation.

>> Okay. Bed sheet.

>> Exactly. Yeah. The bed sheet. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Right. Right. The bed sheet. Um, so uh then I got my name fulfilled and came back and Aisha said Allah's messenger why is it that I did not see you feeling any anxiety in case of dressing properly in the presence of Abu Bakr and Omar as you showed in the case of Uman. So Abuab Bucker came in, Omar came in. Uh, he apparently didn't really, you know, care how he was dressed.

>> Uhhuh.

>> But something about Oman, he uh switched it up. Switched it up.

>> Yeah. But Yeah. Yeah. But Yeah. But look look what it says. It's it's like

>> when Uman when Uman is coming in, then he he tells Aisha, he says, "Wrap yourself with your cloth."

>> Exactly. And she's saying, "Hey, why didn't why weren't you worried about what what you were wearing with Abu Bakr and Umar, but then you were worried about his mother?" Well, all he said was, "Aisha, you wrap yourself up with your with your cloth here." Anyway, I don't know what's going on here, man.

>> Yeah. So, if you if you kind of like start, okay, the bed sheet of Aisha and then he's saying, "Wrap yourself with your cloth." It's like what? So something that clearly belongs to her

>> that she needs to be you know wrapped up in but Muhammad is wearing it whatever whatever it is bed sheet whatever it is there upon Allah Allah's messenger said verily Osman is a is a is a person who is very modest

>> yeah he's very modest and I was

>> yeah I was afraid that if I permitted him to enter in this very state that he would not inform me of his need.

>> Yeah, he would he won't come if you know he'll come in here and he'll be like, "Ah, I don't want to I don't want to show you what I need, man.

>> I don't want to fulfill my need now."

>> Yeah. So, this word Mertz, uh, so like we learned Zoots, now we're going to learn Mertz. Mertz. Okay,

>> guys. You all uh last year every literally half the planet learned the word zut.

>> Yes,

>> they learned the word zut. Now this year and and there there are several there are several words that could be relevant here.

>> Mert is the one you want to learn. M I tert like dirt but with a d m or skirt. You can say or skirt rhymes with skirt. rhymes of rhymes a skirt because it's kind of a kind of a skirt. Um, hey, look at this. Someone asked uh David uh Kazashi said, "Are they running trains on it?" We're going to we're going to find out a little more. We're going to find out, man. And other people are drawing. Guys, don't draw assumptions. Look at this. Muhammad got around. Hey, no assumptions here, guys. We're We're going to get to the bottom of this. Not in the sense, but we're going to get to the bottom of this. All right. What do you got?

>> All right. So, then this is the one. This is

>> This must be torture for Issa. And we we're sorry, Issa. We're sorry, man. This was planned before you before you injected yourself into this live stream, man. So,

>> yeah. So, so just um so Asa, just so you know, when people are doing their screenshots, uh you're going to be in the you're going to be in the screenshot. So,

>> it's fine. I don't care. This is interesting. Interesting.

>> I think it's an important interesting conversation. So,

>> okay.

>> Yeah. that it is.

>> Oh, it's about to get more interesting, buddy.

>> Yes.

>> All right. So, um Okay, so this this this one here. Okay,

>> I can shrink us down. Okay, that's okay. I can

>> All right. Not good. That's good. I didn't know you had that technological uh capability so quickly. All right.

>> The arrows just, you know, they're pretend they're pointing the right thing. But, uh, but uh, yeah. So, so uh actually, yeah, they're not they're not that off, actually. All right. So this is now um Muslim Ahmed and this is how they translate it. So again we don't have to read the whole story.

>> Now hang on. This the same story.

>> Same story but you know you have all of these campaigns of Muhammad Oman.

>> I'I'd prefer at least quickly reading the story just because we want we want we want everyone to be familiar with all of this all of this stuff. We want them to know these sources

>> like Abu Bakr and Umar and Uman knew Muhammad.

>> All right. So, so Aisha the wife of the prophet and Osman narrated that Abu Bakr asked for permission to enter upon the messenger of Allah while now check this out. This is another detail actually. So it is good we read this while he was lying down on his bed. But actually I should say different different detail different translation so you get kind of more of a flavor of uh, you know, what's going on here. Yeah. Wearing the cover

>> wearing now it's wearing the cover. So So before it was

>> here

>> it was

>> with the bed sheet of Aisha

>> as he had been lying on his bed covered with the bed sheet of Aisha. So Aisha is his wife and he's just laying under her bed sheet. Okay.

>> Yeah. This one says he was lying down on his bed wearing the cover. So co he's covered in the bed sheet. If you said someone was covered in a bed sheet, that just means you're you've got a bed sheet over you.

>> But this says he's wearing

>> the cover of Aisha. So not even bed sheet, wearing the cover of Aisha. So I'm guessing that must mean covers like oh you know want to climb under the covers or something like that. Must be something like that. Sorry about that.

>> Must be something like that.

>> Totally innocent. Totally innocent. So he gave permission to Abuabakar to enter in parenthesis.

>> Yeah.

>> When he was like that, in other words, he was like in the cover of Aisha.

>> Yeah.

>> And he fulfilled his need and went away. So Abu Bakr came. Muhammad is in the cover of Aisha. According to this, you know how this translation here, the cover of Aisha, he fulfilled his need and then he went away. Omar asked for permission to enter and he gave him permission. So give him permission again. Come on in.

>> Everyone has permission to enter Muhammad. Okay.

>> Yep. When he was like that and he fulfilled his need then went away.

>> Okay.

>> So he came by fulfilled his need as well.

>> I'll go speed read this. You want me to speed read this real quick?

>> Yeah. Yeah. Go. Yeah. Then asked permission to enter and he set up and said to Aisha, "Cover yourself properly." I fulfilled my need. Then I went away. Aisha said, "Oh messenger of Allah, why did I not see you stirring for Abu Bakr and Umar as you did for Uman the messenger of Allah said man is a shy man and so modest." And the other he was a shy man. Shy like Muhammad, not like Allah and I was afraid that if I gave him permission to enter when I was in that state, he would not tell me of his need. Alai said some people said the messenger of Allah said to Aisha should I not feel shy before a man before whom the angels feel shy. Say bin alas narrated that Uman and Aisha narrated that Abu Bakr asked for permission to enter upon the messenger of Allah when he was lying down on his bed wearing the cover of Aisha. And he narrated a hadith similar to that of so wearing the cover. Yep. I don't see what a problem is here man. You can. Okay.

>> It's kind of It's kind of weird. We wouldn't normally say that wearing a cover. If I was just like >> sitting in bed covered up by a bed sheet, I wouldn't say I'm wearing the cover. You say like I'm under the bed sheet or under the cover. I don't know, man. I don't know what's going on.

>> Yeah. Yeah, man. So, so this again, we just wanted to highlight the Arabic again identical to the last one. The Arabic is identical, but the translations are not. Um, wearing the mers of Aisha. So now we're going to go to uh we're going to go to this is a this is a different um hadith collection. It's also onsuno.com though called

>> Yo yo yo yo one second.

>> Oh wait oh we got to we got to uh

>> Oh yeah. So there's that. And also I wanted to I wanted to tell everyone. So uh guys just focus on uh checking the material here. I said we're going to have some time for some screenshots. Um, when it's time for screenshots I'll take us off the screen. Uh any if we need to adjust anything we'll adjust anything and stuff like that. We'll get everything ready for your screenshots that you can then share everywhere.

>> Okay. So, um, we'll just pretend that Yeah. All right. So, yeah. So, this is another hadith collection, but it's it's compiled by Al Bkari. Okay. So everyone's familiar with like you know the sah of alkari and this is another hadith collection by alkari called al- mufred which is uh like the the characteristics of Muhammad or like the the the moral character of Muhammad like um his virtues and things like that. So um this is another hadith collection by Abkari and um we saw from you know the other ones that it's authentic. It's authentic and this is Muslim. This is from a hadith you know grading website. I put the Arabic and then the English just so people can see it's all authentic and anyway. So uh check this one out now. Now this one or we're getting another flavor of uh what this word possibly means through the translation here.

>> So you want to you want to go through this one? You want to go through this one?

>> All right. Al also you know you notice another detail as well. There's another detail here as well. Um, but yeah, you'll see it.

>> All right, guys. So, uh, this one uh, it's telling the same story but uh different source and different translator. So, you start getting you know Arabic such a rich language sometimes it takes you multiple translations to start uh getting an idea of what's really going on. But anyway, so say I als told him that Abu Bakr asked for permission to come into the messenger of Allah. May Allah bless him and grant him peace while he was lying of should be on while he was lying on Aisha's bed wearing Aisha's woolen shirt. Now, that's weird because

>> because uh yeah, we saw that it's he's just covered in her bed sheet and then he's wearing he's wearing something and here you have wearing again, but now it's wearing Aisha's woolen shirt. It's wearing her

>> her garment. That's weird that they're all translating the same story and giving some very different uh different translations. Maybe we'll be able to figure that out. He gave Abu Bakr permission to enter. While he was like that, he gave him what he needed. I bet. And then Abu Bakr left. Then Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, asked for permission to come in. And he gave him permission to come in. While he was like that, he gave him what he needed. I bet. And then Umar left. Usman said, "Then I asked for permission to come in and he sat up and told Aisha, take your garment."

>> Yes. Now wait a minute. I said I said that in that other one

>> it was kind of odd. It was kind of odd. Is this the one? Oh yeah. Yeah. So

>> is it was it the first one or is it

>> No, it was the second one was the second bed sheet one. Okay. Yeah.

>> Yeah. So here guys, so notice that notice that middle paragraph, right? So

>> um so Abu Bakr comes in.

>> Cover yourself properly. Yeah.

>> Yeah. So Abu Bakr comes in, Umar comes in, then Uman's coming in and Muhammad says, "Aisha, cover yourself properly." Now wait a minute. She

>> or Oman said, "Yeah, Oman." Yeah.

>> Yeah. Then I asked permission to enter and he sat up. Okay. Then I asked permission to enter and he sat up and said to Aisha. So Muhammad sets up and says, "Cover yourself properly. I fulfilled my need and then I went away." Aisha said, "Oh messenger of Allah, why did I not see you stirring for Abu Bakr and Umar as you did for man?" The messenger of Allah said, "Umman is a shy man. I was afraid that if I gave him permission to enter while I was in that state." So guys, think about that's what that's what I was pointing out. Wasn't it a It's a mystery, right? It's a mystery from this translation.

>> I'm sorry. Yeah, this one.

>> It's a mystery from this translation. It's talking about the state that Muhammad was in. And yet the only thing Muhammad says is Aisha cover up cover yourself. And so that notice the question isn't why did you want me to cover myself properly. She's saying hey why were you worried about the state that you were in Muhammad? So what does Aisha covering herself properly have to do with what Muhammad was doing? It's like it doesn't make any sense. But then we get to the next passage right?

>> Yeah.

>> And you guys getting this? So he Muhammad was wearing Aisha's woolen shirt here. Woolen shirt. That's interesting. I'm sure there'll be more on that later. But he gave Abu Bakr permission to enter while he was like that. He gave him what he needed and then Abu Bakr left. Then Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, asked for permission to come in >> and he gave him permission to come in while he was like that. He gave him what he needed and then Umar left. Uman said then I asked for permission to come in and he sat up and told Aisha, "Take your garment." So Muhammad had Aisha's garment for some reason and then he's not worried about it when Abu Bakr is in there, when Umar is in there, but suddenly Uman because he's modest and shy is worried about something to do with Aisha's garment that uhoh he was wearing, right? And and they're translating it here as Aisha's woolen wearing Aisha's woolen shirt, right? So he's telling her, "Hey, take back this thing that I'm wearing and put it on you." Right? And he's worried that Uman is going to be bothered because he's wearing something. Muhammad is wearing something of Aishas. Muhammad is wearing something of Aishas and he feels comfortable >> with Umar seeing it and with Abu Bakr seeing it. They must have been comfortable and known something that that uh that >> Uman doesn't know.

>> And >> yeah, I'm sure I would have been comfortable seeing it too. Yeah, Ib Massud and the men of Alz all would have been comfortable saying this. Dhal Kali, they all would have been comfortable saying this, but not Uman. Um man's like man's like, "Hey, what are you doing there?" So anyway, so he gave him what he needed and then Umar left. Then Usman said, "Then I asked for permission to come in and he sat up and told Aisha, take your garment. I told him what I needed and then I left." Aisha asked, "Messenger of Allah, why did I see that you did not do for Abu Bakr and Umar what you did for Utman, the messenger of Allah? May Allah bless him and grant him peace. Said Uman is a modest man and I feared that if I gave him permission to come in while I was in that state, he would not tell me what he needed. What state?

>> Wearing Aisha's woolen shirt. Woolen shirt. So wearing something of Aishas. Huh. And so and and Jai, am I correct because you have it up on the screen. Am I correct in understanding that this is that bed sheet and cover and woolen shirt are all translating the same word?

>> Yes. Right here.

>> Huh.

>> These are the same exact word.

>> Isn't that interesting? I I'm hoping you'll get to what this word actually means in Arabic so that maybe we have a better understanding of what's going on in this passage here. Yeah. So that's the the the mer m i r t you guys. This is the word right here of Aisha. Okay. And this is how we just saw it translated. Bedshet cover or woolen shirt of Aisha. Okay. Now, what we're going to do now is we're going to go to some sources and we're kind of like, you know, like David says, you know, we we are going to go to their sources and we're going to see what are some, you know, possible interpretations here and how can we how can we understand the word that's being used based on how the scholars define it and then how what Muhammad was actually doing and you know if you know if we're being charitable or whatever like how what What kind of conclusion are we going to come to? And we're going to kind of let the Muslims kind of come in and respond to this because we know they're going to respond. Um, so we'll look at one source first. I'm not sure how this looks on the screen. Is that uh Oh, yeah. We can we can see that. Yeah.

>> Looks fine.

>> Um,

>> I'll shrink us. You're good. You're good. I can shrink and No, I can shrink us, man.

>> Oh, you you want to do that? Okay.

>> The power and ability to shrink us. Yeah, there we go.

>> Okay, cool. So, this is um Iben Alir. is a 12th 13th century hadith scholaristorian. He says that the the mer the thing that Muhammad wore the mer of Aisha is only a woman's garment only a woman's garment made of green fabric like silk/wool kind of fabric material only the green one is called a mer and only woman wear it

>> the mer is only a woman's garment so that's interesting because uh I'm I'm aware of dealing with this issue from years ago that some of the passages will say that Muhammad is wearing Aisha's thalp which just means garment and that could that could be the garment of a man or the garment of a woman

>> right

>> but I saw back then that mer

>> only refers to a woman's garment and that uh that it it should be translated as like dress because it's a woman's

>> garment it's a dress and I have se I have seen some conflicting things whether it's green or black.

>> Um,

>> okay. Well, there's something about that, too. And I was kind of hoping a Muslim would would bring that up, but since you mentioned it, we'll uh we'll we'll we'll address that.

>> One second. Isa, did you were you saying something?

>> I had a question. Can Can we see what this looks like? Do we have like a picture of what the burnt looks like?

>> Like what what hypothetically what it kind of looks like. What this Well, because I know it's from the seventh century, but

>> yeah, we don't know exactly, but we'll assume it looks like super sexy lingerie.

>> Okay. You're so I just assume that

>> hey uh we do we do actually have uh interestingly so Jai had a source and I looked up the woman who's passed away since then but she was the world's leading scholarly authority on ancient Arab dress

>> attire and so on and she actually uh says a little bit about some of these words and stuff like that. Anyway, yeah, but we'll see what she says in a bit.

>> Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Uh, so this is, um, again, if you guys want to screenshot this, actually, you guys have it set up right now where you can just, if you want to like crop us out, you can do that. Whatever. Uh,

>> we will, uh, we will, uh, we will at the end. Uh, we will at the end. I'll take us off the screen and then you can just kind of like scroll through them and we'll just tell people to screenshot whatever they want to screenshot.

>> Okay, cool. Okay. So, this is uh and then there's another one another source here basically saying the same exact thing. Um um another bin said uh uh that the mer is only a woman's garment and it is made of green fabric you know silk and wool identical to what the other one was saying. Uh and it is not called a mer unless it is green and it is only worn by women. It guys, do you get this here? It is only worn by women. It's a dress, guys. It's a green dress. It's some sort of green dress. It's a woman's garment. That means it's not some neutral thing that a man or a woman can wear or something like that. It's only worn by women.

>> And Jai put up the hadith which in Arabic were saying Muhammad was wearing Aisha's green dress. Basically, Muhammad was wearing Aisha's green dress. Abu Bakr and Umar walk in there and he's fine with Abu Bakr and Umar

Seeing him wear Aisha's green dress, but he's worried about Uman seeing him wearing Aisha's green dress. So what does he tell Aisha? Aisha, hurry up and put your green dress on. Hurry up and put that on.

So, so that man doesn't see this stuff because he's going to, because he's shy. He's, he's modest. He, he, he's so modest. He doesn't. He thinks it's weird to be wearing a woman's green dress or, or dare dare we say, negligee.

Exactly. So, uh, yeah.

The dress I found in the chat. I'm just curious if you think it might be like that.

What's that?

The dress you.

I put a dress that I found in the chat. I was wondering if you think it might look like that. It's like a green dress.

What? Oh. Oh, you put a link to it.

Yes. Hang on. Let me find it in the guest chat.

Let me.

Okay. So, you want to um, uh, okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. All right. Um, I got to set up for the next one while you. Why you want to pull that up there? So, uh, let's see. Yeah, we got enough space here on the screen. So, guys, by the way, guys, I'm going to zoom in on this. So, this is like the full page here, but I am going to uh zoom in on it uh once uh.

Yeah. Did you say? Did you say you're gonna zoom in on it?

We're gonna zoom in on it. Yeah. Look, check it out. Zoom it in. Yeah.

So, uh, yeah. Um.

Hey, Isa.

Yes.

Uh.

I don't. I don't see it anywhere. Are you a mod?

I put it in. I put it in the guest chat.

Oh, I was sitting there. I was. Oh, you said the chat. I was looking through the chat. I was like, I don't see anything there.

Sorry. It's in the guest chat. Like our private guest chat.

Suppose, suppose hypothetically that I don't know where the guest chat is on this program and I don't. And suppose I don't know how you guys know where the guest chat is because I don't see any guest chat and I don't know what I have to click on. How about sending it to my email and I'll click on it there.

Oh, I see. I see a bunch of links you sent. Um, what are you? Which one do you want to send, David?

I put in the regular chat too.

No.

I don't think it's going to show up unless you're a mod.

Are you a mod? If you're not, if you're not, just post any comment and I'll make you a mod. Then you can share it.

Yeah, I just posted a comment.

All right, let's see. So, yeah, guys, um, word of the day is Mertz. Word of the day is Mertz.

Mert.

Rhymes with skirts. Rhymes with skirts. Mer. Rhymes. Curts and.

I see nothing from you, Isa.

Yeah, I didn't see it in the chat either. Um, yeah, I didn't. You didn't get yourself banned, did you?

I don't think so. Everybody can see me, I think.

Oh, I can see you now. Yeah, I can see you now. You just said thank you to Jack, right?

Oh, there, there it is. Okay. No, you're green. Doesn't that mean you're a moderator?

No, that's. He's a member. A channel member.

Okay. Uh, oh, okay. Yeah. Uh, add as moderator. All right. You should be able to post a link there.

Yes, guys. You got.

Yes. Walmart.

Walmart.

Oh, hey, that's interesting. That might be a M, man.

Yeah.

All right. I'll get that picture.

Hey, I see Mrs. Friendly Ex-Muslims in the chat, too. Okay.

Um, all right. Uh, so, um, we're, we're working on a picture here, guys. We're going to show you guys what it potentially looks like. Um, I don't know if this is like a joke, by the way, or if he's got like an actual like ancient drawing that, you know, or he's like just joking around.

No, it's a picture of a woman in a green dress. And the idea is that uh, um, yeah, I'll get that in a second. It won't let me. It won't let me copy the picture. So, I have to screenshot it. So then I'm gonna have to crop it down and stuff like that from the whole page because Issa always makes everything as difficult as possible. But we're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna do it anyway.

Excellent. Excellent.

Yeah, guys. So Mertz. Um, Mert. Hmet.

I, I got pictures. I got too, like of like designs of several dresses, but yeah, they look kind of more feminine because there is a difference between the more feminine and like unisex type outfits. Yeah, it's a strong point because there are clothes that are specifically for women, clothes that are specifically for men, and then there's clothes that, you know, can go either way, right? Like not specific for men or woman. Um, and so that was that's also the case back in ancient times as well, right? You have clothes that are for a woman, clothes that are for men, and then something that, you know, maybe could could pass as either like, but we're going to see like, you know, what exactly this is. By the way, um, there are different um answers to this that we're kind of assuming Muslims are going to say and uh, we're going to um, maybe respond in brief to some of them, but we, we don't want to ruin the fun, right? We want to let them come and think that they have some kind of like great response to us. So, see what they got, right? We'll see what they got. Um, Mert Hammet. Mert. Muslim skirts. Interesting. Interesting. So, I'm just reading. Mury. Murdy. Little moy. Little mo. Does it matter? He says he was wearing Aisha's merch. Ex. That's a great point. That's a great point. Um, and you're going to see how that comes up in just a little bit because it does specifically say that it was hers, right? Does specifically say that. So, um, they say that you're sinking. Um, Asa, are you?

Oh, it's cuz your camera is at a certain angle and.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. All we see are your eyes, man.

All right. I think he's happy with that then. Mr. Marriage. Mr. Marriage. McMurdy. McMurdy. Momo. How does Aisha's mer fit Muhammad? Good question. Good question. Good question. So the the timing could, you know, for this could have been um, unless there's like a specific detail that I'm missing, which, you know, maybe someone could correct us on or give us some further information on to clarify. It's like possibly from ages 9 to 18, right? 9 to 18. We don't know exactly how old Aisha was at this time. Unless there's some, you know, context clues that we're missing here, but she could have been anywhere from 9 to 18, uh, when Muhammad was in this particular instance. So, yes, he's going to murder. Muhammad was going to murder. Yeah. McMurdy. Momo was petite. Um, well, he, he had long hair. Um, so if he's wearing like uh, if he's wearing Aisha's merch, maybe maybe.

Oh, there we go.

This is, this is what Issa is suggesting.

Okay.

Is a uh green dress.

Yeah.

And you can see why Muhammad would fit into something like that. Super, super hot.

Mert suit. Mert suit. A mer. A mer suit. A mer suit. M suit. Okay, I saw that. They're doing plays on words and stuff. That's funny. All right. So, yeah, that's the one. Um, I think he sent a couple. Is that the one you want to share with us, Isa? You want to give uh I don't know if he's maybe muted, I don't. Yeah. Okay. All right. You maybe give us a thumbs up or something if that was the one.

Or not. I don't know. All right. So, so uh you on here?

Mhm.

Okay. So, this is uh what you were referencing earlier, right? This uh. Excuse me.

Yeah. So, again, this is something that we're going to zoom in on. So, I know it's like not the easiest to see right now, but we're going to zoom in on it. But I just want to give you guys the, you know, this the reference here. Um, link, etc. And um, um, what it's focusing in on is pre-Islamic times and then like early Islamic times. And what we're focusing in on is the dress. The dress.

Um, and let me see.

Did you want to read anything about? Yeah. Do you want to uh.

Yeah, that uh that book is called Arab Dress, a short history from the Dawn of Islam to modern times. And this is uh which chapter is this? Chapter one. Yeah, chapter one. Chapter one, pre-Islamic Arabia and the early Ummah. And then she, she starts off with Arab clothing before the rise of Islam and so on and then goes on.

Um, let me just check. So this is.

We don't want to miss any. We don't want to miss anything. There might be something up here. Um, so, yeah.

Yeah, this is Yadida Stillman. Let me see. Yep. Arab dress. Gonna just going to look her up on Amazon to see the description. Um, oh, hey, that's interesting. It's giving a bunch of uh, giving a bunch of uh, it started bringing up a bunch of pictures of Arab dress. All right, let me click on her. Yad Steelman.

Muhammad. Muhammad. Someone said Muhammad. Muhammad. Good one. Good.

Come on. Where's the? Okay. No, I found it. Yad.

Got it. Yadida Kalfon Stillman was professor of history and Near Eastern languages at the University of Oklahoma and the world's acknowledged expert on Islamic clothing and the author of numerous scholarly books and studies in several languages. So she is the world's acknowledged expert on Arab dress. She literally wrote the book on it.

Literally wrote the book. Actually wrote the book, guys. So like kind of what we're mentioning earlier like just like today back then same thing that you have some wraps, some mantles, some like basically you have clothing at the like today just like today you have some that are specifically for men, some that are specifically for women, and then some that could be, you know, unisex. So um, some wraps and mantles at this time seem to have been associated with one sex or the other, although these were in the minority. So the minority were like the ones that were specifically for women, specifically for men. And there's like some like just general things for everybody, right? But there's something about the mer that we need to know because uh the mer along with the the is something that was primarily for a woman. Now the word primarily is being used here. Why is that? Because there's an exception. There's an exception. There is a documented male that wore the mirth. So you can't say that it's only worn by woman, right? So the traditionalists ali Muslim and the wood all repeat a hadith about Muhammad wearing a black mer. Now you guys might remember earlier on the definition said that in order for something to be a merz and obviously Muhammad is a is a male, right? So he's breaking the rules. He's wearing something that's not green and he's he's a male wearing it. But all other references to this garment are solely in a feminine context. Okay, that's.

Are key right there. So like David said, this is the a world, you know, the the world-renowned expert on clothing in the time of Arabia, you know, pre-Islamic times, Islam, early Islamic times and um through history really that is telling us that every other context, all other references to this garment, to the mers are solely in a feminine context. So, but in several hadiths, the prophet, you know, Muhammad is specifically said to be wearing his wife Aisha's mer, which would seem to indicate that it was normally a woman's garment, which is what someone in the chat had made reference to earlier as well. Like it specifically says that it's Aisha's. Why is that? Because this is something that's woman. It's for for a woman. It's feminine. But he's the exception to the rule, which either means you could redefine the whole word, which is what some Muslim scholars have done, basing it off of this.

It means bed, it means blanket, it means house, it means anything except a woman's dress, which is the is what it actually means.

Yeah. So, this is the hadith here that that and we're going to go back to that, but this is the hadith here that um she was referring to. And this one, they didn't even translate it. They didn't even translate it here. They didn't translate it as you know any of the three translations we saw above. They just transliterated it, which is just writing it out as uh phonetically in English. Mir. The messenger of Allah went out during the morning wearing a mer made of black hair. Okay. So this is what the hadith that she's referring to here. So every single time, every single context where we see this Mertz being referred to, it's in a feminine context. And then we have a hadith saying Muhammad wore Aisha's mer and he also had uh, you know, one made of black hair as well. Authentic hadith by the way. So what do we make of that? If the rule is that every single time it's being referenced, it's woman wearing it and there's an exception to that, do we now redefine the entire word and say, "Oh, actually it's it's unisex." Or do we say that Muhammad was wearing female clothing? Is that is that what you think?

Uh, I'm going to go with Muhammad was wearing female clothing, which means that would mean that he is a crossdresser.

Yes. Hence the title of the I title it like that. He's a crossdresser. Yes. So, um, yeah. Uh, and so, you know, you might think that this like is a is a is a defeater to the earlier definition that we that we read, which is saying that it's made of black hair and it was like defined as being only green. Um, you know, if a Muslim wants to raise that and they want to use as an argument, we there's responses to that, but we'll kind of let them make the argument, right? We don't want to we don't want to you know, we don't want to ruin all the fun. So they want to make the argument about the colors. We can talk about the colors and how these colors are defined and like how Arabs would use these colors to refer to one color or multiple colors by using one word or whatever because, you know, Arabic is like, you know, how they say Arabic one word can mean a million different things. So um, so maybe the word can mean black, maybe it can mean green. I don't know. We'll let the Muslims kind of make the argument. We'll see what they say. But for sure, Muhammad is the only exception to this rule. But this is not the only instance. This is not the only hadith where it's narrated that Muhammad was wearing the clothing, the female clothing of of Aisha. He also, um, we also have another reference. Um, we have another reference that I'm going to show you guys.

Hold on one second. One second.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. This is a.

I hate to do this to you, Isa, but it's my birthday, so I'll do whatever I want. Uh, I fixed it. Oh, that's what that's what you were. Okay.

So, if we want to know what Muhammad would look like in Aisha's mer, um, something like that, that's assuming that this is what uh would normally be thought of as a mer. Anyway, just wanted, just wanted everyone to get, get that. All right. So, get that image stuck in your head permanently. All right. And there we go. All right. Sorry about that.

I think I have a feeling that's going to be a future thumbnail or something like that. Um, maybe. I don't know. Maybe. Uh, all right. Or, or SA can use it. You guys screenshot it. So, check this out. Check this out. So, this is kind of a a weird legal question that Muslims do have to deal with, but it's, it's, it's a question nonetheless. So, they write about it. Um, Abdullah asked the question. He asked his father about what happens when semen gets on a garment. Now, the word for garment tear is just the word th. You might, you guys might have heard the word th before. We're going to see that again later on. Uh, but the word th, what happens when you get semen on a garment or th, what happens? He said, and I'm sorry, this is uh, kind of, you know, just.

Yeah.

Okay.

You want to um.

All right. You want me to read this?

Yeah.

Abdullah said, "I asked my father about semen that gets on a garment." Fountain. He said, "If it has dried and one scrapes it off, it is not wrong. If he washes it, it is not wrong. And if he wipes it while it is still wet, it is not wrong." Mas al Abdullah 48. Abdullah said my father narrated to me Kathir bin Hashem narrated to us Jafar, meaning Iban informed us Ali narrated to us from bin al-Zuber from Aisha, who said he.

Check this out, guys. Check this out.

He, the prophet would see it on the mer of one of us. So this is Aisha saying this. So Aisha would is saying that Muhammad would see semen on one of their dresses. He, the prophet would see it on the mer of one of us, then scrape it off. So guys, this wasn't just uh Aisha scraping all the semen off Muhammad. This is uh Muhammad scraping the semen off of Aisha's dress. And but she says, "We'd see it on the mer of one of us." So this is a this is a repeat thing. This is a repeat thing. He, the prophet.

Yeah, Muhammad would be wearing the mart as well. So maybe that was his thing. Maybe he was into that. We don't know. Like maybe he was like.

That's why I'm saying there might be a connection between and the story because maybe he, you know, he did. He wore this outside the house and maybe he did his activities in it and then he made his, you know, wives clean it up afterwards. And so it says, "He, the prophet would see it on the mer of one of us, then scrape it off." And the women's marute, plural of mert, belonging to plural female pronoun at that time.

The reason why the reason why that's, yeah, the reason why that's relevant is because um, the the the pronoun at the end there, um, ha, it's, it's feminine. So it's specifically saying like, it's the m of the the woman, right? The one of the woman. There's no m of the men. It's m of the woman. So that's why it's relevant there for the grammar.

Mhm. At that time, we're made of wool. Uh.

That's basically that.

Yeah. Okay. All right.

Oh, actually, you know, you might want to read the um, the the the chapter heading there. That's pretty funny.

Uh.

The garment affected by.

Oh, that. The garment affected by semen, pre-seinal fluid, or post urination fluid. What the heck?

Yeah. So that's, that's, you know, that's those are the things Muslim scholars have to concern themselves with. Um, so, so now we all know. I'm sorry, they guys had to learn that, but that's kind of what they have to deal with. Um, and yeah, so here we have, you know, the merch where, you know, sometimes they have, you know, semen on them. We don't know if whose seam again, we don't know whose semen it was. We don't know who was wearing the mer at the time, but, um, yeah, so that's that's that's the source here. That's what it says. Now.

Pretty rough.

Yeah. So, now you're going to have this word th, but it's going to come up again. Um, and uh, again, this is kind of like zoomed out because it's just really, really like long hadith.

Yeah.

Um.

Oh, yeah. This is super long hadith. Yeah. So this is uh, this is the one that gets translated differently by Aisha Buy, who just translates it literally. Right.

Yeah. So I can get to that one if you want. I can just go right.

No, no, I'm just saying, I'm just saying this is this is the same hadith, but different translator.

The same one. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

Again, sunnah.com, they love to play around translations. I don't know. Maybe do you want to read or do you want to summarize it, then get to that part, or or how would.

Yeah. You have uh, you have uh, you have Muhammad's wives compu, uh, complaining about Aisha and then he says, don't, don't, uh, don't, you know, don't bother me about Aisha because, uh, I get revelations when I'm wearing. Wait, no. On on the beds. So now, so here it's beds. Okay. Yeah. Let's just read this so people understand it because it is good for people.

These things are good for people to understand. So if they're getting into discussion because this is a long hadith and if they just have the uh, if they just have the relevant quote, they might, because I post, I post the one from Aisha Buli, uh, pretty regularly, but anyway, we'll just go and read this real quick, right.

So narrated from Aisha, the wives of Allah's messenger were in two groups. They had two factions of wives. One group consisted of Aisha, Hassa, Safia, and Saud, and the other group consisted of Um Salma and the other wives of Allah's messenger. They were at war. The Muslims knew that Allah's messenger loved Aisha. So if any of them had a gift and wished to give it to Allah's messenger, he would delay it till Allah's messenger had come to Aisha's home and then he would send his gift to Allah's messenger in her home. So guys, Muhammad has all these wives. He's in, he's in their homes on different nights, but people understood Muhammad has had special, special favor for his child bride, Aisha. So um, so when they wanted to give a gift, Muhammad was just in a better mood when he was hanging out with Aisha. So they would send their gifts to Aisha's house. But what's that mean? It means that Aisha is getting all the gifts. Right? People are sending all the gifts to Muhammad when he's in Aisha's house. Right? All right. So the group of Solomon discussed the matter together and decided that um Solomon should request Allah's messenger to tell the people to send their gifts to him in whatever wise house he was. So she wants Muhammad to order his followers, look, when you want to bring me a gift, bring it in to whoever, whoever's house I'm in at that time. Don't, don't wait for Aisha's house. Right. Um, Salma told Allah's messenger of what they had said. But he did not reply. Then they, those wives asked Umma about it.

That's great good communication in marriage, by the way. Like when, you know, wife's asking the husband something, he just like completely shuts down. Doesn't respond at all. Just.

He just sits there. He just sits there. Uh, sits there in her dress all night and just doesn't say anything. Then they, those wives asked Omsullah about it. She said, "He did not say anything to me." They asked her to talk to him again. She talked to him again when she met him on her day. But keep in mind, guys, they have to wait till he cycles through all of them to ask him again, but he gave no reply. When they asked her, she replied that he had given no reply. They said to her, "Talk to him till he gives you a reply. So, nag him." When it was her turn, she talked to him again. He then said to her, "Do not hurt me regarding Aisha, as the divine inspirations do not come to me on any of the beds except that of Aisha." So now they're translating th.

Garment as bed, right? All right. So now it just means bed. So I assume there's no other word in Arabic that means bed or cover or any of these other things. Even I've even I have Muslims tell me this means house. Thou means house. It's in her house. On that said, I repent to Allah for hurting you. But I mean, guys, think about one. This would already be messed up, right? I in other words, even if we thought it meant beds, this would be messed up as the divine inspirations do not come to me on any of the beds except that of Aisha. So you guys are complaining that I'm treating you unequally and Aisha's getting all the gifts and you guys aren't aren't getting any of the gifts. Stop complaining about her. I only get revelations from Allah when I'm in her bed, not in any of your other beds. In other words, Allah himself has special favor for Aisha over the rest of you. So don't complain to me that she's being treated differently. Allah himself treats her differently and gives me revelations when I'm in her bed. Okay, that would be bad enough. That's him treating his wives unfairly and unequally um and just saying I should get special I should get spe special privileges with him and with Allah that would already be bad enough, but if you go with what it actually it doesn't say beds here, guys, it doesn't say beds. Let's just go ahead and read and finish reading this um on that said, I repent to Allah for hurting you. Then the group of um Salom called Fatima, the daughter of Allah's messenger and sent her to Allah's messenger to say to him, "Your wives request to treat them and the daughter of Abu Bakr are on equal terms." They're begging for equal treatment. Then F and they sent his daughter in there. Then Fatima conveyed the message to him. The prophet said, "Oh my daughter, don't you love whom I love?" She replied in the affirmative and returned and told them of the situation. They requested her to go to him again, but she refused. They keep trying to nag him about this. They.

I just want to say like these are all Muhammad's wives, by the way, right? But he's like, "Don't you love whom I love?" So he's like, it's obvious. He's like saying like, you know, this is my number one. This is my like, you know.

Like, but he's talking about in comparison to all his other wives, right? It's like it's.

Yep. Um, so she replied in the affirmative and returned and told them of the situation. They requested her to go to him again, but she refused. They then sent Zab Josh, who went to him and used harsh words, saying, "Your wives request you treat them and the daughter of Iben Abu Kuhafa on equal terms." On that, she raised her voice and abused Aisha to her face. Much so that Allah's messenger looked at Aisha to see whether she would retort. Aisha started replying to Zanab till she silenced her.

The prophet then looked at Aisha and said, "She really is the daughter of Abu Bakr."

Yeah.

Okay. Abu Bucker said, you remember Abu Bakr? Uh.

You know what he tells people, you know, remember he, uh, he, he's got a quite a mouth on him. Quite a mouth on him.

Yeah. So guys, Abu Bucker, um, he's talking to one of the polytheists. And he goes, "Go suck a lot's clitoris."

So he says, "Go perform oral sex on your goddess." That's what he tells to, uh, one of the polytheists. So, so they're saying, "Yep, this, this the daughter of Abu Bakr. She learned from the best how to talk trash to people." They don't say what she was saying, but you can get the idea on how they responded to people. Anyway, so Muhammad doesn't have to. All of Muhammad's wives and so on are begging to get equal treatment. He refuses. And this translation says, "The divine inspirations do not come to me on the beds of uh on any of the beds except that of Aisha." So that would be bad enough unless it actually means something different.

Yeah. So literally actually what it's actually saying is while I am in the th of a woman except Aisha. And we're going to see that this is reflected in the translation here. Um, on the on the on the right side, I just kind of included this is from suna.com. Um, I don't this website, I don't know if there's like a modern like updated version of it, but I find it like the way back. Oh, you have like the the modern.

Okay.

Yeah, her her website. Yeah. And she still has this on her website. She has all her translations on her website. Yeah.

Okay. Great. Because this link that I have on the. Yeah, this link that I have on the bottom, it actually, it will bring you right to this, but um, like on this, the same page, but um, if there's like an updated version, we can, we can also, we can update the link here for people. Um, but yeah, the relevant part here, uh, is the revelation does not come to me when I am in the garment of any woman except Aisha. So not the beds, but the garment of any woman except Aisha.

So, um, Jai, so here Aisha Buy, oddly enough.

Her name's Aisha. Uh, the revelation does not come to me when I am in the garment of any woman except Aisha. So, and we've already seen.

The passage about Muhammad wearing Aisha's dress.

And when Muhammad's wives complain to him about unequal treatment, he says, "Wait a minute. The difference between all the rest of you and Aisha is the revelation doesn't come to me when I'm in the garment of any woman except Aisha." So, one, this is talking about Muhammad putting on Aisha's dress and receiving revelations from Allah while he's wearing Aisha's dress. But what's that also mean? Something else there. It means he regularly wears his wife's dresses.

It says it right there. Hey, I've tested this. I, I wear all your dresses all the time. The the revelation only comes to me when I'm in Aisha's dress. Allah likes it when I wear Aisha's dress. He doesn't give me any revelations when I'm wearing the rest of your dresses. So, how dare you request uh treatment equal to Aisha when I put on your dresses all the time and mala Allah never gives me gives me uh revelations that I'm prancing around in your dresses.

It's kind of weird.

Seems kind of weird to me.

Very weird.

Yeah, very weird. Uh, I wanted to point something out here with the particular terminology that's used. So, here's kind of a zoomed in version on that. That the revelation does not come to me when I'm in the garment of any woman except Aisha. Okay. So, uh, if you go to the Bible, let me see. We, uh, yeah, we're good. If you go to the Bible and you go to the Arabic translation of the Bible, it's literally identical, identical to what the hadith says. The garment of a woman, the garment of a woman, literally identical in the Arabic. So in Deuteronomy 22:5, "The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man." This is like the King James version. I could use a different translation, but neither shall a man put on a woman's garments, for all that do so are an abomination unto the Lord thy God. In in the Arabic, th exact thing here, the same exact, literally the same exact, identical. This is saying that this is an abomination in the Bible, but Muhammad is saying, "I am while I'm in the the the th or the garment of a woman except Aisha." So I wear all their like David was saying, I wear all their clothes, but the revelation only comes in hers when I wear hers. So, this was, I thought this would be a cool one to screenshot as well because this is like literally like you can't, you couldn't have planned this. This is like a modern Arabic translation of the Bible, and it's like literally the same exact, and I can, I can guarantee they didn't have the hadith in mind when they were translating this. It's just uh, this is how you would say woman's garment in the Arabic language. This is how you would say it. This is how you say it in in Arabic. So, yeah.

Pretty, pretty wild stuff. By the way, I uh, I texted you the uh, the uh, link to her website. Um, the actual.

Yeah. I don't know how to do a hyperlink to the actual hadith, but it's a, it's a page of that section of Hadith. So, it's on that page.

Perfect. That's perfect. Yep. Got it. So, uh, when we go back to that one here, um, I can just, I can actually just switch the link off. Um, and boom.

Super high tech.

There we go. So, uh, yeah. So, that's that's that's our presentation for today. And um, like David said, we're going to allow you guys if you guys haven't screenshotting already, if you guys wanted to go through and do the screenshots.

All right, I'm gonna take us off of here. I'm gonna take us off of here. Uh, whoops.

And there's a ton more, by the way. Like David was saying at the beginning, there's a ton more.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. And we'll be giving you more and more and more throughout the year, guys. Um, all right, J. So, you want to uh scroll back to whatever.

We're gonna go all the way, all the way to the top. All right. This is the first one here.

Okay. And you just tell me like how long you want me to spend on each one or like what?

Probably, probably just five, five seconds or so. Something like that. Matter of fact, just say, just say what you wrote, you what you would recommend about some of these cuz like for the uh, when you give the three different passages, when you give the three different passages, they might they might want to use one of those or something like that. They might want to use all three. But that's something that would take a little bit of time to explain to a Muslim. For those who actually want to use them and sit down with their Muslim friend and show them the differences and show them the Arabic and stuff like that, you can get uh, you can get all these. But.

Yeah.

Yeah. So, so yeah. So this one, this one for this one, I, I would, I would uh, like this is kind of just showing you guys how they translate it. Same with this one too. We're getting a little bit closer um in terms of what the Arabic is actually saying there. Um, but this is this is the one here, the third one that I think um, I think that you guys want. Uh, just kind of moving this stuff back around here. Uh, this is the one that I think you guys would be, you know, in terms of accepting their translation. We, we can go with that. Her woolen's shirt. Um, that's a good one, I guess, to to go with. Um, and then again, links on the bottom. So uh, and then this is uh, you know, you don't really need this one. Um, this is, yeah, the various translations here if you want to show like this is how Muslim Muslim translators will translate them or Muslim translator. Yeah. Um, this is a, this one's this one is one that I would use. I would accompany this one with a hadith. So, if you want to use one of those three hadith um in suna.com's translation, just do that one, then put this one right next to it, or or um, the next one, you can put this one right next to it. Either one, they're saying the same thing. Okay. Uh, and then we'll go to the. So, this here uh you can you can screenshot this whole thing here. Uh, and then if you want as well to zoom in, uh, you can, you don't need to like include zoomed in. You can just screenshot that. Um, but you do want to include the source with it. So, here's the source again. Uh, so, in fact, I might be able to just kind of quickly. Yeah, just go like that. There you go. Um, don't really need this one, but if you want to show another example of him wearing a Mer, the black one this time, maybe he had different colors he fancied. Maybe this one. I do recommend taking a screenshot of this one. Do recommend screenshot of this one. Um, and this one here, uh, you, yeah, I would go with the the the Aisha um Buli one for for this this hadith. Um, so you can screenshot this one. It's in Sah Bkari. Now, the numbering system is different. This is 2442. And then, of course, if you go to Abkari, it's 2581. This is obviously it's going to differ on the publisher and the translator and publishing company, etc. with how these are numbered. So, yeah, but they're translating from the same Arabic base text. Um, and then this is to me, this is like my my favorite one. Uh, so if you guys want to do this one, this one I think I could see this one like just like as like an X response or something like that, like as an X post or whatever, you you literally just post that and like boom. It's like you don't need to say anything. He just he just posted and um, I guess if you if you wanted to add something to it, you can. But that's, yeah, that's kind of that's it. Yeah. So, all right. Those are those are the slides for today. And there's going to be more. There's going to be more once the Muslims respond. We have a lot more sources. We have dictionaries, dictionaries, we have commentaries, explanations. I mean, there's a lot more to get into. We just wanted to make a condensed version. And oh, look at that.

Said, guys, this is kind of melting because it's been sitting here for a while. This is ice cream cake, man. It's been melting. But anyway, guys, I said all I want for my birthday is for everyone to take some of those screenshots, start sharing them. Start sharing them. Share, share the link to this live stream because uh Jay explained everything for me. And again, we got more, but this is going to be the uh this going to be like the Elzut of uh 2026. So, uh.

Happy birthday.

If I could if I could sing.

Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. If I if I could sing, if I could sing, I I would sing. But yeah, you, you got it.

Happy birthday to me. Happy birthday.

This thing is all kinds of melted. I'll just take a bite here.

So, yeah, guys, that is David's that if you guys want to get him a birthday present, that's that's what he's requesting. You guys just take screenshots and share this information. Spread it like.

Spread it like Alzoot.

The big 5, guys. Half a century. What's what what's he laughing at, man?

Every time I hear Eloot, I don't know. Like a part of me dies. It's small. It is pretty funny. Um, um, all right, guys. So, uh, now you know. Now you know some of the sources. But notice just from that, just from seeing a passage, it's really clear Muhammad is wearing Aisha's dress and it's not talking about blanket or anything else like that. And that's their main response. That's her go-to response. And so, um, if you just take those three passages and how they're, uh, translated differently and what the word mer actually means, that's why John is telling you, learn the word mer. Um, got a pretty solid, got a pretty solid case already. Take the fact that u, Muhammad is using this to treat his wives differently, that that he received revelations when he was in Aisha's garment, but not in his other wives' garments. That means he's just routinely wears his wife's garments and he understands that it bothers some of his followers like Uman. And then you put even even uh the world's leading authority on Arabic garment, Arab garments says it pretty clear Muhammad is wearing these uh these uh these wives dresses here.

And remember, we're talking about, you know, interpretations and, you know, how charitable we want to be. You even made a number of points of like, what are these men fulfilling their needs in Muhammad's, you know, room? Do like what, what, what's going on there too? If we were talking about interpretation and how charitable bone would be, we can even ask questions about that as well, right?

Um, uh, oh, oh, dang, there's a bunch of super chats over here, man.

Someone said, "Happy Merch." Um, doc thought of that one too. We, we sent that to David earlier as well. Happy every day. Smart, smart, smart. Um.

Let's see. Uh, oh, these go back. Did I read any super chats, man? I'm going way back.

We read like a couple at the beginning. We haven't read since the beginning of the stream, though.

Some of these are kind of funny. Okay. Okay. Uh, I, I did this hippo with hype. Okay. All right. Let's check this out. Uh, I hear Issa likes to dress up like his prophet. Come on, man. I will ban you messing with Issa if I didn't already know. Issa has an awesome sense of humor.

I, I do like wearing robes, though. I think robes are pretty awesome. But.

Okay.

I think they're more, I think they usually are a little bit more, they're kind of unisex, more masculine, I think. But yeah.

Um, happy birthday, David. You're looking great for 50, brother. God bless. Imagine if I get all shredded up this year. I, I have a question. Do you still have your robe from Islamicize Me? The robe that you wore?

Possibly. I have one. I, I'm not sure if it's that one, but we had different sizes, so I might have kept that one particularly. I'd have to check. I'd have to check and look at the look at the video footage and see if it's the same one.

Yeah, it was cool. I like, I really liked your outfits. I would wear something like that.

We picked out cool outfits, man. We were trying to look cool. Yeah, you did look really cool.

Especially when I was when we were rocking the sunglasses and we, we had our beards and stuff like this.

Not joking, man. We rolled up. We rolled up on a camp of the Hebrew Israelites and they were scared to death, man. They thought Salafies were rolling up on them, man. Classic.

Oh my gosh. The Hebrew Israelites are just. We have them in where I live and I, one of them, I heard them like I was near. It's a place called 69th Street and I was walking by and they were, they look like kind of like, I don't know what you would say, like mad. They look like they come from Mad Max, you know.

Yeah, they do gear up like that.

Yeah.

They have like leather gauntlets and the guy was like, he's like, "Jesus turned away from the white woman." I couldn't believe it. He just said it out there in the public. He's like, "Jesus turned away from the white woman." And then he was like, he, he told the person that there was a person, he's like, "Brother, read in F verse in chapter 5 verse 3, it says Jesus turned away from the white woman." And that's what they were doing. And I'm like, what is wrong with these people? It was so weird. I was, it was like I was in another. I felt like I was in like some dystopic future, you know, but that was what, what they were doing. They're sitting there, you know.

Hey, you should have a channel called Issa Reacts where you just watch videos of these guys and and and add your commentary. This guy looks like Mad Max, man.

Hey, you know how they're always like a, they're like always like assigning like, you know, nationality, ethnicity to people and like they probably call Isa, they probably go like an Edomite or something like that. But you actually say, "No, I'm I'm an incident of Alzot." And then teach him like a new one. New.

Oh, yeah. Hey, teach them. Teach them to say that. Well, and actually my DNA, I'm actually an Israelite. That's what it says. It says I'm Jewish and my DNA, like a huge amount of my DNA is Jewish. So, I'm like, it's so funny if I hear that, they're like, you are not the real Jew. And I'm like, um, well, my DNA says that all my ancestors say it. So, I'm like, that's the family that I come from. I'm like, I, I'm just a human being. I don't think I'm special because of it. But, like, the other people are like, I am the real Jew. And I was like, um, you want a cookie? Like, does that do you think I.

care? You know, like, but that's the thing. They go in there like they they say the Native Americans are Jews. The Puerto Ricans. You should just react to, uh, you should just react to Hebrew Israelite videos, man.

Sorry, guys. I got to keep taking bites of this cake. It's not because I care about the cake. No, no, no, no. It's just it's a it's it's it's melting and filling up the plate and it's about to run all over the floor if I don't eat some of it. So, I have to pour it in something or or keep eating it as as it's melting.

But, let's see. Issa going to convert to Christianity as the most epic birthday present for Dr. Wood. That would be a good idea. And I'll be a Christian sympathizer. I'm a Christian sympathizer. So, if he doesn't convert, it's going to be the worst birthday ever. And there's just no point in continuing.

Just a question. But is it true that the devil pretended to be an angel to deceive Muhammad into creating Islam? Well, that would be that would be one theory, right? That would make sense of a lot of a lot of data.

Uh, did Issa just get back from his Benedicting monk meeting? Is he really a secret Christian? Is Isa developing a habit on just asking questions? These are all important questions. I did I did fencing this morning and then I had put my hoodie on and I just I it because it was like because I was working out and it's just like yep that's this is where I'm at now. So been going non-stop.

Interesting fencing. Okay. Yeah, it's a part of my program I'm doing. It's called Sword Play for the Actor and I'm playing again Inigo Montoya. It's definitely your, you know, your your energy hottie is coming out. Yeah, that's what's messed up.

"You killed my father. Prepare to die."

Isa's taking these classes, but he's like, "Hey, this sword works really fun." I'm starting to get it, man. It's too late for that. Issa, people use guns now, man. Super. It's super fun to act like when you learn like when you learn with a partner about how to do stuff and you look really cool and you learn like flashy techniques and you look you actually look like you're really awesome. It's sort of like do you know Steven Seagal from the '90s? He looked like the most amazing martial artist of all time because all the people he worked with did the the thing with him. So they look like they were flying in the sky because they were doing it. They were a part of the act. You know what I mean?

It wasn't actually like he was defeating these people, you know. No, I know. I was saying that. I was saying back then I was like, "Look, if you make if you make the movie called Marked for Death, starring David Wood, and I get to choreograph everything, you're going to look at me and think I'm the baddest dude who's ever walked the planet." Even though what the heck do I know?

That's how it is. Exactly.

Let's see. Happy birthday. Hope you have another epic year. I intend to, uh, hi Jai. Hi Jai there. Uh, I'm calling him Mahomo now. Happy birthday David.

Well, some people like to dress up in women's clothes, but that doesn't make them gay. Now, you know, being with Alz, that's a different story. Ji, I'm going to call your boss and get you fired. Oh, did you hear that last time Jai? Yeah, I was watching the stream. Yeah.

Like gonna get JAI AND DOC FIRED. LIKE THEY WORK FOR ME. I'M CALLING HER BOSS. THAT THAT'S ME. I I hired them, man. Like stupid. He's so stupid.

And Muhammad responded, "Why should I why should I feel shy around Umar, the guy who spies on the ladies when they go to relieve themselves? He likes weird stuff." That's a good point. That that's uh that's relevant for a video cuz guys, we put this out in the live stream now. We're going to be making videos on this, guys. Going to be making videos on this. This moped was made for dragging.

That's true. No, like like you pointed out about that senator's um husband there. Um that's that's also Yeah, that's a good one to kind of throw this throw some screenshots from today in there as well, you know, into those threads on X. Um like you guys think that's creepy? Well, this guy was doing it in the seventh century.

Oh, shout out to Jack Ray for the uh channel memberships as well. Or maybe maybe you can frame it like what is he following the suna? Is he following the suna? Like you know what is he? Yeah. You remember because you remember when when Ali Dawa said that about Ronaldo because he like he like uh he would like bow down like in like a prostration position and he was like he's becoming a Muslim because you know because like he's doing things that Muhammad would he's f he's practicing the sunnah. Um and yeah, it was like so basically if you're doing anything that Muhammad has done then you're practicing the suna in some way. Uh, that's what Ali was suggesting. So, it was a really clickbait title. Is Ronaldo becoming a Muslim or something like that. And then the thumbnail was like him prostrating. So, maybe this guy is uh becoming a Muslim. So, Allah's prophet was a drag queen. What a bummer. That is pretty pretty sad.

Uh, at first these stories seem outrageous, random, nonsensical, and disturbing. You ask yourself, who the heck does that? Then you see the DA crew. Yeah.

Good point. Very good point.

Um, but not a real green dress. That's cruel. If you know, you know. I don't know. I don't know what that means. But not a real green dress.

Not sure. Uh, I am convinced auto gyopilia is relevant to this. It could be.

Hey, Mrs. Friendly Ex-Muslim. The whole Mert thing reminds me of the hadith about Aisha saying a woman's skin was as green as her clothes. She was wearing a mer, too. Most likely that's a Yeah, I'm wondering you you might want to check that out in uh Arabic and see if it it see what it uh um yeah, see what it is for clothes there. I don't know if it I don't know if it's just like a general word clothes or if it means something specific.

Let's see. You want to look it up? It's Sahilari 5825. Sahil Bukari 5825.

Yeah, I got question. She was wearing a merc too, but it says thing. It says uh I think it says her I think it says her scarf and then it says her clothes. her th. Yeah. But but you could you could you could argue that a mer is a is a mer is a thbs more just thb's like our word just means garment right which which could mean all kinds of garments and stuff like that. So yeah, it might be if if mer is thought of as specifically uh green.

And also it's like it's like um who narrated it? Um it was uh um so so it could be so also like a guy who's you know narrating it he not might have paid attention to detail like with like what type of dress it is or something like that he's just like oh it's like I don't know it's a dress but if you ask a woman they're like oh it's this or this like you know they're very detailed on the type of like clothing or whatever right?

So Muhammad just didn't want Uman to put ketchup on the mer. Muhammad definitely didn't own a dog house.

Someone said her house when it said th her her house is green. Oh yeah.

Uh Deuteronomy 21:110-14 marrying the prisoner of war. Contrast with the AP's in the chat. AP's in the chat.

What the heck is AP doing there? Talking trash. Uh YouTube won't let me quote Lola by the kinks but with Momo. So use your imagination. I guess that would work. Met them in a club down in Oohho where they drink champagne and it tastes just like CocaCola. C O L A Cola. All right. And when it gets to his name was Mo. M O M O Mo Mo. That would actually work, man. We could we could do the entire song and rewrite it. Actually, AP happens to be good at that sort of thing.

There you go. Uh, when someone does something really embarrassing from now on, say that mers like Muhammad and Aisha's dress. Nice. Mo the pervert in a mer. Pervert in a mer. Dirt on the mer. Flirt in the desert. People waxing poetic. I googled merc clothes and answering Islam has a pick. Answering Islam. Really? I didn't see that. It's not known for their not known for their pictures. That's interesting though. Uh, Mo, the village moped. Everyone got a ride. Very rude and Islamophobic.

Uh, God bless you. And is it happy birthday? Probably. Uh, now I keep seeing Muhammad's dress being blown up like Marilyn Monroe while the Alz whistles like a bunch of construction workers in my head. Yeah, there's no no way to get those images uh out of your head. Uh, this puts a new meaning to Muhammad hijab a hijab. I get it. Uh, well, the mers out and it's dangerous.

We need a Muhammad Mertz like a parody account. Like you know how we have like like you know how like IP and Yeah. Like IP and Avery they're doing like and shiki as well like they have like these different shakes. We need like Muhammad Mertz. Muhammad Mert.

Uh, well, the Mert's out and it's dangerous. Abel Bucker, entertain us. Oh, no. This is song. No, this is uh this is smells like teen spirit. Well, the mers out and it's dangerous. Abu Bakr, entertain us. Moil Zoomer, it's contagious. Abu Bakr entertain us. A mart and outhino. Mos libido. What a crepo. Yeah, that's pretty uh pretty decent there, man. Nice. You'd be in trouble. You'd be in trouble with some of these young bucks who don't even know these songs, man. They wouldn't know what you were talking about. Fortunately, I was there. Jack Ray says, "Mo got revelations when Zut tapped them out on him at night like Morse code." Dang, that is cold as ice. where it says revelations by Morse code from the al uh hang on. I'm going back to that. I'm screenshotting that so I in case I forget that that might be useful in a video. Um, did Muhammad give himself a micro peep after he heard that Abraham circumcised his with an axe? No, we don't know. Might have been born that way. Don't forget about hadith. Iben a fool. I've been a fool. 5678. Mo said, "Hey, pass me your mer so I can clean up this ski." Very disgusting but accurate. Happy birthday. So then Aisha was complaining that the hurt wife's skin was greener than her mert. Yeah, that's what we're looked it up. It is th but yeah, that's the general word. So.

Yeah. Uh, song by Cake. Mo was a man with a short mer and a long jacket. I don't know that song. Cake. Is that some new group?

What was it? Artist Black Men of Alz.

Happy birthday, David, and God bless from a Liverpool fan of yours from way back. Wow. That's soccer, guys. Uh, British creators are Wait, is that British? I can't see in the little tiny thing. I see the one. What? What is that? Australian. Australian. It looks like a tiny blue. Is that Australia where they have it up there and then it's the rest of it? It's blue. Okay. Yeah.

Uh, Australian creators are starting to get ready for countering Islam. Very exciting times. Pivoting from Protestant, Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic Pymics to anti-Islam. The other Paul is looking for help getting equipped on YouTube and X. That's good. And I never thought I'd hear about Muhammad doing drag. Well, you better get ready for it because you're going to be hearing about it all year long. All year long. Crazy, crazy, crazy times. Um, I guess that's about it, guys. We wanted to cover that stuff.

Yes, covered. Look at AP Mod. Oh, everyone's going to learn the word merc this year, guys. Everyone's going to learn the word merc. Man, can't wait to see what the dog eyes come up with.

All right, final thoughts on all this stuff, Jai. Oh, this is just another example of Muhammad committing something that the Bible calls an abomination. Um, even though he affirmed the Torah, even though he said that he swears by the Torah and you know the one who revealed the Torah, um, he was an abomination according to the Torah. Um, because he wore female clothing, female garments and um, just, you know, another another example of, you know, alazoot kind of stuff that Muhammad was into. So, yeah, we, uh, we hope that people leave that, leave that, run away from that, get away from that, repent and come to the Lord Jesus. That's our hope and our prayer. That's why we do what we do, guys. That's why we do what we do. It's a lot of fun exposing Muhammad and exposing Islam, but we do it with the, you know, the intention of hoping that these guys will run away from this darkness and come to the light that they see in the Lord Jesus Christ. Um, this, uh, this is going to be a funny year. It's like, hey, your prophet went around your prophet winning went around wearing his wives garments at least at home. What do you think of that? Oh, but how are you judging the seventh century by today's standard? It was a different time back then. It was fine to prance around in in your wife's dresses. That's what we're challenge for one of the dava guys. Why don't they give us an example of anyone in pre-Islamic times or can you know early Islamic times or or any time actually where it's a male other than Muhammad who's wearing a mers that maybe that first challenge for the Dawa guys?

Oh, I actually had a question. I so I've heard some of these dies say that, you know, the Hebrew scriptures are problematic because there's stuff within them that are not appropriate for modern times. Hey, don't be attacking the Bible over here, man.

Hey, don't be attacking the Bible over here, man. Well, my question is, it's actually it's related to what was being stated. It's like if you have problems with these hadith, then why do you have problems with the Hebrew scriptures? Like that's I'm not getting the rationalization of that. You're like, these things are problematic. I'm like, well, are these hadith problematic? You can either be humble and say, you know what, all these things in ancient times are different than now. But I don't really hear the dis saying that. They usually take this position where they have hostility. The usually the attack that I've heard from the now are that, um, that the Torah, so the attack against the gospel is that about the trinity. That's usually the the concentrated attack. The attack against the Hebrew scripture is that there are problematic elements within it, right? Like there are like they're like, oh, Noah was drunk. And I'm like, why is that problematic when you have the hadith like that's my question. If you have these stories that you would deem as problematic for modern audiences. Why is the Hebrew scripture any more problematic? And then I hear people say, "Well, the Zabur is corrupted." I'm like, "Have you read the Psalms? What's corrupt about them?" I don't know. You know, it's like I've never read them, so I have no idea what what they say. I just say they're corrupt, right? But the the Hebrew scripture, they they say it's corrupt. They say it's corrupted because of these problematic elements. And I'm just like, well, you need to be consistent then. You know, that's that's what I think. I'm team accountability. So.

We got Everybody's heard about the mer here. And we had someone else actually writing out the lyrics, but in case you guys don't know the song, it's uh I know everybody's heard about the murder. Murder murder. Now, the murder of the word murder. Now, the murder of the word. Don't you know about the murder? Yo, everybody knows that the murder is a classic. We got that and we got AP's uh powerful DA defense. Dresses were growing faster back then.

Of course. Of course. Uh, Jack Ray said, "I'm glad you dragged out this topic." I'm going to steal that because guys, uh, we again, we do need to make regular videos on this topic, but, uh, yeah, some of these jokes will actually be, uh, I'll steal them and al it's amazing that I'm in this maze and it, yeah, all right, guys, trying to think that's about it. Big 5. Starting off the year right, guys. Everyone thinks you get soft when you turn 50.

You're gonna find out how soft Dwood gets at 50. H. And don't be thinking about any zootsense stuff. All right. Let's see. Trying to think of anything coming up. What's coming up?

Oh, we got a lot of good stuff coming up. A lot of good stuff coming up. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Some of it. Some of it's I mean, some of it they're people are going to find out the hard way. But yeah. Yeah. Plenty of good stuff coming up. Uh, tomorrow I'm going to be on with Hatu. Not sure what's going to happen, uh, for the next couple days. Oh, yeah. Trying to get a trying to get a video out tomorrow on, uh, Tucker Carlson. They said some seriously screwed up stuff. Video about that. Then I'll be live with Hatun at 8 at 8:00 PM. And then Yep. We'll have to figure out what happens elsewhere. And then, uh, very soon, very soon, Jay and I will sit down and, uh, we'll make out some short videos on this stuff. Short videos.

Yeah. And then Muslims are going to object. And then we're going to respond. And then we're going to. And then they're going to object. And we're going to respond. And within a few months, the entire world is going to be saying that Muhammad was a crossdresser. And it'll all be on you Dawa guys for annoying the crap out of us.

Yep. Don't blame us. All we do is react. And all we do is read. Yeah, I also want this to be part of my contribution towards, uh, you know, because I'm not going to be like ripping up the Quran or anything like that, but I I do want this part of my contri contribution to, uh, you know, defending our our brothers and sisters who are being attacked, uh, in docks and things like that. So that's, uh, part of my this is what I want to I want to contribute to this.

This is what we do. If every time they attack someone like like we know we start ripping up the Quran, they cross lines. But it's also okay, you're punching people in the face, there's all kinds of stuff we can we can popularize about prophet, man. And they're they got some people got to learn the hard way, man. Hey.

Yeah. If you have if you're super sensitive, you're hyper sensitive and you can't take any criticism towards your beliefs and stuff, you should be very nice and very respectful, right? True. If you can't take criticism and can't take mockery and can't take any of that stuff and then you just go around insulting and threatening everybody around you talking about their, uh, wives and their families and stuff like that. Okay. Well, we already know what you can't we already know what what you can't deal with. And you basically give us an open invitation. All right. That's on you. All right. Last couple here. David, don't share your cake with 30 men. David, I won't. My name ain't Momo, man. I have a theory. Given Momo's treatment as a baby, wouldn't he be a small dude under five feet? It would make sense if he can fit into girls clothes. Happy birthday, by the way, Dwood. Uh, I don't know. He's I've seen him described as like medium, but I don't know what average or like average, uh, was back then, but I don't know what average was. So, average might have been like five feet or something. I don't know. Oh, and also like don't even know if we how seriously to take some of those sources on that, but yeah, possible. Possible. In response to the actions of the alz, it's not Muhammad's fault that his dress was short. That is true. That is true. We know that. All right, everyone. Cool stuff coming ahead. Dwood. Soon as I hit 50, I started feeling a burst of energy like, "Oh, these guys think these guys think. These guys think I'm not just getting warmed up." All right, guys. Had 50 years to get warmed up. Now it's on. All right. Catch youall next time.