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And it's a sign of maturity that one concentrates on one's own faults, owns fault more than the

faults of other people.

I don't know the other person.

Whatever he does or doesn't do, I don't have to answer for on the day of judgment.

Why should I go out of my way to criticize an unknown person who has no saying or whatnot?

I mean, I have things to worry about in my own plate.

So this is overall one of the problems we have of social media where you just want to bash somebody for something and it makes you feel good about it.

I mean, not defending the guy. I don't know the guy. I'm not, you know, attacking the guy.

Why should I care about him or anybody else?

You know, I'm advising you to do something I'm advising myself to do something let's try to do that and do some right

proactive and productive right so Allaho Rahman Rahim al-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-

and welcome to talking with teachers I'm your host dr.

Abdullah bin Hamid Ali and today we have a very very special guest

Sheikh Yasu Qadi is listed among the 500 most influential Muslims by the Royal Islamic

Strategic Strategic Study Center of Amman Jordan.

He is the dean of the Islamic Seminary of America, the former dean of El Mugrup Institute,

and the current chair of the fifth council of North America.

He is a resident scholar of the East Plano Islamic Center in Dallas, Texas, also known as Epic Meshit.

After completing his BSC in chemical engineering from the University of Houston, he would go on to complete Hadith Studies

and also in an in Islamic Studies,

Islamic theology, I'm sorry, at the College of Da'a

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