The Shaykh Al-Albani's comments on those who spoke about the ruling on emigration and his response to those who claim that he speaks in the colloquial dialect in his scholarly gatherings

The student: Well, regarding the statement he made at the beginning of the article, or during the article, he says: "The tape is very recent, four months ago this year, 1993 in the Western calendar." He says it like this, meaning, if we say the tape of this gathering is from about two or three years ago!!
Another student: Seven, five, one, and ninety-one.
The student: So now it is two years and a bit, about two years and two months.

The Shaykh: What year did he say?
The student: Yes? He said: this year.
Another student: Two months ago, meaning, two or three months ago.
The student: I heard this fatwa from you, my Shaykh, ten years ago.

The Shaykh: Hehehe.
The student: Yes, I have known it for a while, ten years ago, ten years ago.

The Shaykh: Allah is the Greatest!!
The student: In the Shari'ah, they rely on an old tape, number four hundred and thirty-nine!!
Another student: There is also, I think, fifty-nine, four hundred and fifty-nine.
The student: In their article today in the newspaper.
Another student: By Allah, I want to review it to see what is in this tape!!
The student: And then - also - may Allah reward you, he repeats saying: "The Shaykh speaks in the colloquial language from which he must purify himself," and yesterday, I was able, by Allah's will, on Monday evening, he was speaking words announcing a lesson in fiqh without striving to use the Arabic language in it!!

The Shaykh: Hehehe.
The student: By Allah, my Shaykh, this statement happened, it is a fault with people!

The Shaykh: Every person who speaks, his tongue must slip, either intentionally or by mistake, and he speaks in the colloquial language!!
The student: And the gathering was originally a private gathering, it was not a gathering, meaning a lesson or something like that.

The Shaykh: In any case, by Allah, I do not see that we should spend our time, meaning, by revisiting this problem, let it die in its place.
The student: Well, Al-Khalidi refuted the response to him?! Did they not quote from him?!

The Shaykh: They quoted from him words of regret and I do not know what.
The student: Ah, yes.

The Shaykh: Strange things.
The student: My Shaykh, today, today my Shaykh, I met a friend who works in Saudi Arabia in Riyadh, and he had come down to Palestine before the movement two weeks ago.
Another student: Peace be upon you.

The Shaykh: And upon you be peace and Allah's mercy and blessings, welcome.
The student: Here, my Shaykh, I called you, we did not find you, twice, three times, honestly, here.
Another student: What are the possible times!
The student: My Shaykh, I came out and called on the phone.
Another student: Did I not tell you that you would come to my house?
The student: My Shaykh, I called on the phone.
Another student: Can we say, my Shaykh, that this step is not realized in this time?!

The Shaykh: We say, but the issue has to do with individuals, not the group.
The student: Yes.

The Shaykh: As I told you yesterday, so some of them can and some of them cannot, and then this is, I think, Al-Khalidi whom you mentioned, he declared that going out is forbidden, well, and those who went out?!
The student: It is forbidden, meaning they must return.

The Shaykh: It is forbidden, yes, we said, meaning.