A discussion regarding Muhammad Shuqqa's letter, "What Do They Have Against the Shaykh," and some articles in the eighth issue of al-Asalah magazine.

The student: This letter today... the Prime Minister, something specific, I mean, regarding your topic. So I said to him: "I don't know, did you read the letter I wrote on the subject?" He said: "By Allah, I have not read it." I said to him: "If Allah wills, I will send it to you with the tape of last week's sermon, or the one before it, about the tongue, did we speak about it?"
Another student: Last week.
Another student: Last week.
Another student: Very beautiful.

The Shaykh: Wonderful.
The student: May Allah bless you. So the Prime Minister returned to speaking about the tongue, saying, "My brother, this group, I mean the Muslim Brotherhood, my brother, these people do not use their intellect from here and above, they use it from here and below. By Allah, his expression was strange, I mean... So the important thing is, I told him I would send you this tape to listen to. He said: "By Allah, if Allah wills, send it to me."
Another student: Which article did you mean, our Shaykh?
Another student: No, the letter "What Do You Have Against."
Another student: Yes, he was not its reader.
Another student: He is not its reader.
Another student: Did the topic's biography come out?
Another student: Yes, it came out.
Another student: So this was... the head of intelligence.
Another student: From the causes, yes.
Another student: In an article by one of our brothers also in the eighth issue, which we published, "Between al-Majalla Magazine and Al-Albani," it is al-Majalla magazine that deals with you, our Shaykh, and carries over all... in one of the magazines in one of its issues, ... dealt with it in a nice article, and in the end it was a summary of your book.
Another student: He said about the poor man, this man is a sniffer.
Another student: When he said that I smell the scent of espionage in the fatwa, he said: "And this, we know him as a first-class sniffer in previous matters."

The Shaykh : Strange.
The student: Let us leave it all to him, our Shaykh, by Allah.

The Shaykh: Yes. Allahu Akbar.
The student: As for the editorial by the editor-in-chief, "No Peace Except in Islam."

The Shaykh: Correct. What Allah willed.
The student: Did you take my words that you did not hear?
Another student: No, by Allah, it is old but.
The student: No, it is new.

The Shaykh : How? How?
The student: A tape where I spoke about peace, and the Muslim Brotherhood called it "No Peace Except in Islam."
Another student: By Allah?! By Allah, we did not hear it or see this.
Another student : ...
Another student: No, by Allah. With whom? Where did you record it, our Shaykh?
Another student: You will find it with Tariq.
Another student: And I gave a sermon on this topic.
Another student: This phrase, our Shaykh.
Another student: This is your phrase, our Shaykh, the word: "No Peace Except in Islam."

The Shaykh: Yes, correct.
The student: But if Allah wills, it means the word of the editorial, I mean, there is nothing in it.
Another student: By Allah, it is a bit hot.
Another student: I mean, if we had left it to him, our Shaykh, he would have imprisoned us all.
Another student: What do you memorize from it?
Another student: "So the Tripartite Aggression was able to strike the great Arab power, Iraq," this was its writer and we crossed it out for him. "The Tripartite Aggression to strike the great Arab power, Iraq," I don't know, the hateful Crusader, and so on...
Another student: I want to work on censorship, censorship.
Another student: Yes, by Allah, our Shaykh, no, but the things we kept are generalities, I mean, by the grace of Allah the Exalted, and nice things, if Allah wills, you will like them.
Another student: The important thing is, here... because we, I mean, I tell you something as advice, I mean, on this topic, we do not care about ourselves.
Another student: Yes, by Allah.
Another student: It concerns us, our Shaykh, and that is all.
Another student: Yes, by Allah, correct.
Another student: By Allah, if it were up to me, I, I would not have sought or moved.

The Shaykh : May Allah reward you.
The student: But I care, our Shaykh, every one of us must now be a barrier before him.
Another student: Blocking and confrontation.
Another student: We were going to write an article "The Conspiracy Against the Scholars."
Another student: It appears you were possessed at that time!
Another student: Our Shaykh, do you know the "Sweet Word" corner in al-Asalah?

The Shaykh: Yes.
The student: Do you know, I mean, if Allah had willed and praise be to Allah that He willed good, if Allah had willed, I was going to write: or my exit is them?!

The Shaykh: Allahu Akbar.
The student: A hadith of al-Bukhari.

The Shaykh: Yes.
The student: "No one came with what I came with except that he was afflicted."

The Shaykh: Allahu Akbar! May Allah send prayers upon Muhammad.
The student : .
Another student: The article, I think you published it once?
Another student: No.
Another student: No, for me?
Another student: No, there is none, our Shaykh, if there are things, bring them to me, by Allah.
Another student: An article you published?
Another student: No, no, there is none, on this topic there is none, no, our Shaykh.
Another student: The important thing is, this article about the banks will cause a commotion for you.
Another student: It will not affect, by Allah, nothing, our Shaykh.
Another student: Our professor, with the mention of the poor man remaining in the article of the brother that the brother Ali referred to, and his name was mentioned...
Another student: No, we crossed out his name, the poor in knowledge...
Another student: You always stay away from.
Another student: No, just the poor in knowledge. Al-Khalidi was just mentioned by name because... and al-Bouti and al-Ghazali, but the poor one is the poor in knowledge.
Another student: He tells me the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood who were present, they said: "Subhan Allah al-Azim! On the day the Sudanese newspapers published their attack onThe Shaykh : , on you.

The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: I mean the topic of the fatwa.

The Shaykh: On the day, which day?
The student: In Sudan, I mean.
Another student: That day.
Another student: The day it was published, the day the Sudanese newspapers did not deal with you, I mean, there.

The Shaykh: Yes.
The student: He said: A letter had arrived: "What Do They Have Against the Shaykh" on the same day, he said: directly the people there, most of the people who were enthusiastic about this issue and the attack on the Shaykh and so on were university students from the Muslim Brotherhood. They said.
Another student: I mentioned to you, our Shaykh, as I think, and to Professor Abu Malik, the word of Shaykh Bakr Abu Zayd, do you remember? He said: "We heard the talk about the Shaykh and his fatwa, so when we read the letter 'What Do They Have Against the Shaykh,' he said: it came like balm for the wounds, did I not tell you?"
Another student: I think.
Another student: Like balm for the wounds, so indeed, by the grace of Allah, it was, I mean.
Another student: He says directly.

The Shaykh: Allahu Akbar.
The student: I mean, the letter was copied and we published it in full at the University of Khartoum and the University of Omdurman.

The Shaykh: May Allah reward them with good.
The student: Yes, by Allah, he says, I mean, it was, Subhan Allah, and therefore.
Another student: Crushing.
Another student: Huh?
Another student: Crushing.
Another student: Yes, correct, because it is important, of course, no one who wrote at least asked what the topic is.
Another student: The circumstances.
Another student: Allahu Akbar.
Another student: Of course.

The Shaykh: One of the journalists called two days ago, he wanted to call me and ask me about this new fitnah, I said to him: May Allah guide you, tell him the Shaykh is not free for such questions now, they want, I mean, a new thing to fill up with.
The student : ...

The Shaykh : Glory be to Allah.
The student: Do you remember his name, our Shaykh?

The Shaykh: No, by Allah, I did not speak with him, I mean.
The student: No, there is no fear of Allah, O Shaykh.

The Shaykh: There is no fear of Allah.
The student: Praise be to Allah who suppressed it in its cradle.
Another student: Praise be to Allah, by Allah, this is from the grace of Allah - Mighty and Majestic - , by Allah, you were not, I mean, when we were with our Shaykh, and I mean, I was with Nizam.
Another student: He mentioned it to me, our professor.
Another student: The professor mentioned it to us.
Another student: So sometimes from the shock of the surprise, I mean.

The Shaykh: The shock.
The student: The shock, I mean, a person's faculties are disabled, yes, by Allah.
Another student: The Shaykh mentioned this.
Another student: Yes, by Allah, something strange.
Another student: Professor Abu Malik, in a case we mentioned to our professor now, I heard it from one of the brothers, and Abu Ahmad also heard it, either I and he heard it from one source or from two sources, they said: that you are connected, you have one of the princes of Saudi Arabia, a small or large prince, we do not know who he is, and he said that it is true, we did not hear it from the Shaykh, and the Kingdom opens its chest or so, and Shaykh Ibn Baz welcomes, is there any of this talk, this speech?
Another student: The one who mentioned it to me, our brother who is in Kuwait, his name is Abu Khalid, he mentioned it to me yesterday or the day before?

The Shaykh: Yesterday, perhaps.
The student : He said, "We mean we are ready to host the Shaykh..." I said to him, "First of all, may Allah bless you, do you know that the Shaykh does not prefer any residence in the Levant over another?"
Another student: Allahu Akbar.
Another student: Yes, indeed. So this is the first point. Second, I ask Allah (Mighty and Majestic) that matters may not require such things. And may Allah reward you with good.
Another student: As for the Saudi matter and the Amir and such, is it a mess from this talk?
Another student: By Allah, these people are strange, glory be to Allah.
Another student: He called back, the brother Waleed.
Another student: Waleed...?

The Shaykh: No.
The student : Waleed al-Husayn.
Another student: Waleed al-Husayn, by the way, is his case still ongoing? Are they preventing him from entering?
Another student: He is calling to find out what his case is. I know, I mean, sometimes my voice changes and my expressions, and the welcome that some people are accustomed to from me...
Another student: ...has changed.
Another student: So Waleed talks to me and says, "What is wrong with your voice?" I said to him, "By Allah, my voice is tired, and because of the Shaykh's matter." And if Waleed says to me, "I ask you by the Great Allah, forget my matter, do not think about my matter now at all," because he is calling about his matter, meaning what I did, because I changed the message regarding him. And the matter of the elections came up and such, and I was not able to follow up on his matter, even though I did not forget it.
Another student: They are preventing him. Do you know, our Shaykh, that they are preventing him from entering?
Another student: The important thing is, he swore by the Great Allah that he has forgotten his matter now. So he offered later, what did he say to me? He said to me: "We, any help, any mediation, glory be to Allah, mediation from there to here is something strange, no."
Another student: Praise be to Allah and by the grace of Allah the Exalted. Glory be to You, O Allah, and by Your praise, I bear witness that there is no deity but You. I seek Your forgiveness and I repent to You.

The Shaykh : Welcome.
The student : I mean, who is going to arrange it, who...
Another student: It is strange, by Allah, we heard it at Abu Ahmad's place.
Another student: Even the brother Abu Rahim hung up the phone and wanted to call Zayd ibn Shakir, saying to him: "The Shaykh, do you want to take him out? This Saudi [entity] will adopt him, and put it in your eyes, you Hashimites and you nobles."
Another student: Good for the one who did not speak.
Another student: I said to him: "Be patient, coordinate with Abu Malik, look at Abu Malik."
Another student: Well done. May Allah reward you with good.
Another student: I was not there, and you know, a matter happened and the truth is I was upset with the Shaykh.
Yes?
Another student: You were upset.
Another student: Because I do not want one person to mean...
Another student: Yes, things ruin each other without them realizing it.

The Shaykh: Yes.
The student : If things keep moving in one line, directed.
Another student: Correct.
Another student: And one knows what is going on...
Another student: You know they are all enthusiastic about the Shaykh.
Another student: Our brothers are enthusiastic and one holds on to them. Some want to go and pass by the deputies, and some want to go, I don't know where.
Another student: Okay, our professor, may Allah reward you with good.

The Shaykh : Welcome.
The student : Peace be upon you, and Allah’s mercy and blessings.

The Shaykh : And upon you be peace, and the mercy of Allah and His blessings.
The student : Watch out, you will fly, Abu Anas?! But I want to ask, I mean, was that woman wearing [clothes]?
Another student: Yes.
Another student: But a question, truly, a question in this regard, do you say in flying jinn that fly?
Another student: Is there a hadith about this, our Shaykh?

The Shaykh : ...Let's see the question?
The student : No, we know that all jinn have movement above, I mean. Because of the speed of the jinn's movement, what is the difference between this and that, I mean flying jinn. Knowing that...
Another student: May Allah reward you with good.

The Shaykh : And to you.
The student: Our Shaykh.