The Shaykh hosting one of the German Muslims and inquiring about his condition and the condition of the Muslims there.
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The questioner : This is very nice,The Shaykh : He likes what is nice.
The Shaykh : It will not harm us, if Allah wills, ...... and your residence is in ... or in another town?
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : And how is our brother? Do you see him attending his lessons?
The questioner : Yes...
The Shaykh : In the same mosque?
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : How is his health these days?
The questioner : His health does not allow him to...
The Shaykh : And was it not the house in which his wife was killed?
The questioner : His wife was killed... they moved from place to place, and finally he resided in a separate, independent house. One of the officials from the municipality tried to evict him from there, but he did not succeed.
The Shaykh : Good, and this was an attempt. What prompted him to do that?
The questioner : I mean, I suppose the reason is that the higher official of the city... he resides in a nearby place, and perhaps he was afraid that if any attack occurred on our brother, he would be affected as well...
The questioner : How many mosques are in your city?
The questioner : There are...... three prayer halls for celebrations, meaning mosques in rented places.
The Shaykh : Meaning they have mosques where they pray Jumu'ah and congregation. This is what they do in the West; in England, they rent houses and convert them into mosques.
The Shaykh : It will not harm us, if Allah wills, ...... and your residence is in ... or in another town?
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : And how is our brother? Do you see him attending his lessons?
The questioner : Yes...
The Shaykh : In the same mosque?
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : How is his health these days?
The questioner : His health does not allow him to...
The Shaykh : And was it not the house in which his wife was killed?
The questioner : His wife was killed... they moved from place to place, and finally he resided in a separate, independent house. One of the officials from the municipality tried to evict him from there, but he did not succeed.
The Shaykh : Good, and this was an attempt. What prompted him to do that?
The questioner : I mean, I suppose the reason is that the higher official of the city... he resides in a nearby place, and perhaps he was afraid that if any attack occurred on our brother, he would be affected as well...
The questioner : How many mosques are in your city?
The questioner : There are...... three prayer halls for celebrations, meaning mosques in rented places.
The Shaykh : Meaning they have mosques where they pray Jumu'ah and congregation. This is what they do in the West; in England, they rent houses and convert them into mosques.
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