How Shaitan Hacks the Brain - Friday Prayer

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[0:04]A shadow one.

[0:28]A shadow.

[0:52]Hey [singing] No Honor.

[1:14][singing] >> [singing] >> Amen.

[1:39]Allah about [singing] what Alhamdulillah.

[2:30]Alhamdulillah.

[3:09]Aliuhammed Ali Muhammad Aliuhammed.

[3:54]My dear brothers and sisters, the human being is meant to live

[4:05]free and there should be nothing that limits the potential and the

[4:11]strength and the intellectual power of the human being.

[4:16]However, in life we face many obstacles.

[4:21]We face many barriers and challenges that take away our freedom, that

[4:32]take away our ability to reach our highest potential.

[4:35]Sometimes these barriers are enslavement.

[4:40]Another human enslaving another person which is something of the past.

[4:46]Sometimes these barriers are economic barriers stopping people from reaching their highest

[4:55]potential.

[4:55]And there is another type of enslavement.

[4:58]There's another barrier, another obstacle to human beings reaching their highest potential

[5:07]and that is bad life habits.

[5:11]Sometimes one bad habit could stop me from becoming a better person.

[5:19]And these bad habits, if we don't stop them, if we don't

[5:27]control them, if we don't watch over them, they could turn into

[5:34]addictions.

[5:33]And once a person becomes an addict, once a person has addictions,

[5:41]then they are totally confined.

[5:43]Now they could not reach their highest potential in life.

[5:45]Now this is just as someone else is enslaving you but this

[5:51]time there's no other person that is enslaving you but you are

[5:55]enslaving yourself as a result of your addictions as a result of

[6:01]the choices in life and the habits in life that you have

[6:05]been bound to and you could never let go of.

[6:07]And the topic of addiction, my dear brothers and sisters, is a

[6:12]very relevant topic.

[6:14]And it is one that probably touches almost every single one of

[6:19]us.

[6:20]Either people are dealing themselves with types of addictions or they know

[6:26]people who are dealing with addictions and dealing with addictions.

[6:30]When you see people that are dealing with addictions, you see that

[6:33]they suffer and the people around them all suffer.

[6:37]And as a result, full communities could be destroyed and damaged as

[6:43]a result of addiction.

[6:48]In America, studies show that 21% of or 21 million Americans have

[6:53]some sort of addiction and only 10% seek treatment.

[6:57]Now when we talk about addiction, we think of for example drug

[7:02]addiction.

[7:03]We think of alcohol addiction which is a serious issue.

[7:06]It's a very serious issue in the US.

[7:10]The economy, it cost the US economy $600 billion every year.

[7:17]The alcohol addictions and the drug addictions, they cause they cost the

[7:20]economy over $600 billion.

[7:25]And this is not talking about the death and the diseases and

[7:30]all of the issues that it brings up.

[7:33]And even the Muslim community, unfortunately, this was something that you used

[7:39]to imagine.

[7:40]This is this happens outside the Muslim community.

[7:41]This is not a problem that we Muslims have to deal with

[7:47]because somehow we're immune.

[7:47]Somehow we are we're immune from any of these problems.

[7:50]But no, the reality is that these addictions, alcohol addiction, drug addiction,

[7:57]opioids, they have made it into the Muslim community as well.

[8:04]And we have seen many Muslim families that are dealing with this

[8:07]and many of them have paid a very difficult price.

[8:11]Many of them have lost loved ones.

[8:13]They've lost their own children.

[8:14]They've lost their own youth.

[8:15]You see many mar marriages are on the brink of divorce as

[8:18]a result of some type of addiction.

[8:23]And I want to address this topic because this is a very

[8:27]relevant topic.

[8:28]And within the Muslim community, within the Middle Eastern Arab community, there

[8:35]is a sort of um there's a stigma around discussing these topics.

[8:38]A lot of people they come and they say, "No, no, no.

[8:42]I would not I would never talk about this.

[8:42]If I have a problem, if I have a health issue, I'll

[8:45]go to the doctor.

[8:47]But if I have a mental health issue, if I have a

[8:49]an addiction, some people don't want to talk about it.

[8:53]They want to, you know, brush it under the rug and ignore

[8:57]this reality.

[8:56]But it's a very dangerous reality.

[8:59]It's one that truly needs to be addressed.

[9:02]So, what is addiction?

[9:08]First of all, addiction is the inability to let go of bad

[9:12]habits.

[9:13]When someone has no control over themselves and they have that yearning

[9:18]desire that pushes them to do something that controls their mind, they're

[9:23]always thinking about it.

[9:24]They're always feeling it.

[9:28]And worst of all, it's something that they could not let go

[9:31]of.

[9:32]And they know that it harms them.

[9:33]They know that it hurts them in one way or another.

[9:37]They know that it is not good for them.

[9:39]But you see they are attached to it.

[9:42]And when it comes to addiction, my dear brothers and sisters, there

[9:45]are two types of addictions.

[9:50]One addiction is the substance addiction.

[9:51]This is whether it's alcohol, whether it's drugs, opioids.

[9:57]These are seen as substance addiction.

[10:00]Meaning they have to take something.

[10:02]And this is something that is very harmful, very lethal.

[10:07]It's haram.

[10:06]It's a type of musker.

[10:09]It's it's something that intoxicates and any musk any intoxicant is forbidden

[10:14]from an Islamic perspective.

[10:16]And there's a second type of addiction which often times we ignore.

[10:22]Often times we don't even see it as a form of addiction

[10:25]and that is behavioral addiction.

[10:28]For example, someone is addicted to their phone screen time.

[10:32]Another person is addicted to shopping.

[10:36]another person is addicted to eating.

[10:38]There are different types of behavioral addiction that are just as bad.

[10:46]They are just as harmful and destructive to families, to individuals, to

[10:51]a person's iman, to communities.

[10:52]There are people right now they talk about addiction to plastic surgery.

[10:55]This is a form of extremism.

[10:57]But then there's another type of addiction which is shopping addiction.

[11:02]You know during a few a few um years ago just after

[11:08]CO I was dealing with marriage counseling issue between a husband and

[11:14]wife and the husband said say during co my wife spent $150,000

[11:19]on Amazon on that's a type of addiction that's a type of

[11:26]addiction when people have nothing to do they have problems they don't

[11:29]know how to deal with their problems they think the solution is

[11:32]going and shopping.

[11:34]This is one type of addiction.

[11:35]Some pe people deal with addiction in different ways.

[11:39]Some people they resort to drugs, some people resort to smoking, some

[11:43]people resort to eating.

[11:44]Some people in different ways and what makes it now maybe I

[11:51]like something.

[11:50]Does that does that make me an addict?

[11:53]What makes you the difference between someone who's addicted and someone who

[11:57]just likes something is when it's always on your mind.

[12:01]you could never get rid of it when it's always you're always

[12:04]feeling it, you're always craving it, you always want it.

[12:09]And number three, which is the worst, is that even though you

[12:12]know it's harmful for you, you keep going for it.

[12:15]Even though other people tell you this is something that's not good,

[12:19]yet you still go for it.

[12:20]So what are the reasons that people fall in addictions?

[12:24]And here this is where we resort to Islam.

[12:28]Islam is not just religion that teaches you come pray five times

[12:34]a day or gather at the masjid once a week.

[12:39]No, Islam it builds life habits.

[12:40]Islam tells me who to befriend, who to deal with, how to

[12:42]eat, how to drink, how to spend my time.

[12:45]This is why Islam is more is very important because when we

[12:51]don't abide by the laws of Islam, we fall into social problem.

[12:53]We fall into behavioral bad habits.

[12:56]One of the reasons why people become addicted is number one bad

[13:01]friends.

[13:01]When you have a bad friend, a lot of people they say

[13:07]the first cigarette that I smoked was what?

[13:10]With who?

[13:08]With a bad friend.

[13:11]They're sitting in a group of they're sitting in a group of

[13:13]friends and then someone comes and tells them here you go.

[13:17]What?

[13:18]You're not you can't do it.

[13:19]And peer pressure.

[13:21]And this is something that that people fall into addiction.

[13:26]They fall into bad habits as a result of surrounding themselves with

[13:30]bad friends because every person has the desire or the need to

[13:34]fit in to feel a sense of belonging.

[13:36]But when all my friends are bad friends, when all my friends

[13:42]are pushing me to do something that is bad for me, what

[13:44]am I going to do?

[13:47]I'm going to want to fit in.

[13:48]So therefore, I'm going to try something.

[13:50]But then once I try it and if it's an addictive substance

[13:53]and there are certain things that they themselves are addictive and we'll

[13:57]talk about that then you fall in the cycle of addiction and

[14:02]this is number one having bad friends and this is why it's

[14:06]very very important for us my dear brothers and sisters to be

[14:12]be very attentive to who we socialize with who we spend time

[14:16]with who are my friends I could I could work with someone

[14:18]I could spend end time with someone.

[14:20]But to truly consider someone a friend, that person has to be

[14:27]special.

[14:25]That person has to be unique.

[14:28]I can't just spend time with any person out there.

[14:30]This is something that is extremely harmful.

[14:33]Number one.

[14:36]Number two, a lot of people they become addicted as a result

[14:41]of dealing with trauma or dealing with pain.

[14:45]So when they are rebounding, when they're trying to deal with the

[14:49]pain or the trauma of something that happened bad in their life,

[14:52]they begin to do things that get them addicted.

[14:57]Either it's an opioid.

[14:58]Right now, studies show that a lot of people that are addicted

[15:04]to opioids, it's because of what?

[15:05]It goes back to one injury.

[15:07]For example, they were playing a sport or a lot of the

[15:13]war veterans when they they get injured, they the doctors might subscribe

[15:18]to them, might give them a medicine that's an opioid, a painkiller.

[15:22]And because it removes the pain, they feel good.

[15:26]They feel good when it removes the pain.

[15:28]So they they get addicted to that medicine and they keep getting

[15:32]addicted and more and more and more until they keep taking more

[15:34]and more and it ends up hurting themselves.

[15:36]So this is one type of one reason why people get addicted.

[15:42]Another reason is sometimes people they have anxiety, they have stress, they

[15:48]have many problems in their life and how do they resort to

[15:51]the stress and the anxiety?

[15:52]they go and they fall into the behavioral um addiction either dealing

[15:58]with it by eating.

[15:58]Some people they like to eat when they're under stress.

[16:03]Some people they maybe don't eat that is also not healthy.

[16:06]Some people maybe they'll go shopping.

[16:08]Some people they'll do things that are harmful for them.

[16:13]So this is number two.

[16:14]And number three, and this goes back to a chemical in the

[16:23]brain, the dopamine.

[16:22]When when you do something that your brain enjoys, that your body

[16:27]and you you you like, the brain releases a substance called dopamine.

[16:32]And that it's that feelgood that that that feeling that you really

[16:40]enjoy.

[16:40]So when you enjoy that, you keep going and and it's your

[16:42]body's way and your brain's way of telling you to do something

[16:45]that you enjoy.

[16:47]But the problem is when people keep falling in that they keep

[16:50]going to that.

[16:52]They keep resorting to that when it's something that is not healthy

[16:55]for them.

[16:56]When it's something that is not good for them and this is

[16:58]why in Islam we have a lot of wajabat.

[17:01]One of the most important wajabat that we have in the month

[17:08]of Ramadan is what?

[17:09]Fasting.

[17:11]Fasting.

[17:09]Fasting is one of the ways that we control all that we

[17:16]consume.

[17:17]So that I am in control of my body.

[17:20]I'm in control of my brain.

[17:21]Not my my my dopamine is in control of me.

[17:24]Not my body and my desires are in control of me.

[17:27]And this is why it's something very important.

[17:28]Right now today I was reading from a Harvard doctor Peter Grinspoon.

[17:35]He talks about the idea of a dopamine fast.

[17:40]What does that mean?

[17:40]That means don't give your desires what they want.

[17:44]Because if I can continue to give my desires what they want,

[17:49]every time they ask, every time my naps, my soul says I

[17:51]I crave this, I go and I give it.

[17:55]My body says I want this, I go and give it right

[17:56]away.

[17:57]What does that mean?

[18:00]That means I'm training myself to be addicted and training my brain

[18:04]and my mind and everything to go immediately follow the desires.

[18:08]And this is something that's not healthy.

[18:10]This is why we have one full month in the Islamic calendar.

[18:16]It's a month of self-control.

[18:16]This is so I train myself.

[18:18]So I teach myself that I don't give my desires everything that

[18:23]it wants at all times.

[18:24]And Allah says this in the Quran.

[18:34]Having having that fear of the of Allah, fearing God is one.

[18:41]But then there's something else that's very important and that is that

[18:46]means I cannot give my naps, my desire, everything that it yearns,

[18:49]everything that it craves at all times.

[18:53]And this is how great people become great.

[18:57]You think couldn't live a very wealthy life.

[19:02]You think couldn't live have lived like a king.

[19:03]He had the option to live like a king.

[19:06]But he decided to live a life where he controls his ns.

[19:12]You think he didn't have the intellect to outfool everyone and become

[19:17]the leader?

[19:17]Of course he could have.

[19:20]He had the strength and he had the history and he had

[19:23]the the the intellect to do so.

[19:24]But he did not do that.

[19:28]He saw other people taking power.

[19:30]He could have he definitely could have went and with force taken

[19:34]power or through using tricks that like that they did.

[19:39]But did not do that.

[19:41]Why?

[19:42]Because understands that the naps should be disciplined.

[19:45]The nuffs should be under control.

[19:48]If it gets out of control then it becomes disastrous and it

[19:53]becomes something that is bad.

[19:54]This is why in one of the most beautiful letters from and

[20:01]this should be analyzed and studied in our lives.

[20:03]Every single one of us should analyze this and study this.

[20:08]And this is the letter that wrote to his governor in Basra.

[20:12]He heard that his governor in Basra went and he was invited

[20:18]and he went and he joined a a gathering where the rich

[20:21]people are sitting and eating and he writes him a letter.

[20:26]Imagine this the khalif the khalifa of the Muslims.

[20:27]He writes a letter to his governor admonishing him and he tells

[20:33]him in a part of that letter in the middle he says

[20:44]He says, "I control my naps so that on the day of

[20:50]judgment my naps could be safe, my soul could be safe." And

[20:57]then he says, "Today, Hawaii.

[21:10]He says, "If I wanted to have the best food, the best

[21:14]clothes, everything, I could do it.

[21:16]If I wanted to, I could do it." Don't think that can't

[21:20]do that.

[21:22]But I choose to live that aesthetic lifestyle.

[21:23]And this is why it's very important, my dear brothers and sisters,

[21:27]to control our naps, to control our desires.

[21:30]Even if the habit is good, even if it's you say this

[21:35]is harmless, I'm I'm doing something, it's harmless.

[21:37]What's the harm that could come out of it?

[21:39]If it goes overboard, then it becomes harmful.

[21:42]Then it becomes an addiction.

[21:43]So this is why we have to control our naps.

[21:54][groaning] Amen.

[22:10]Alhamdulillah.

[22:13]Alhamdulillah.

[22:40]Ali Muhammad Aliham Ali Muhammad come Hussein Hussein Muhammad Ali Muhammad, >>

[23:44]my dear brothers and sisters, we are talking about dangers of addiction

[23:48]and How addiction begins as one habit but then if it's not

[23:58]under control, if it's not monitored, if it's not limited, then it

[24:02]could get out of control and then it becomes an addiction and

[24:06]it becomes something that is very destructive.

[24:08]Destructive to families, destructive to you as an individual, destructive to communities.

[24:14]And you see the way addiction works, it's exactly the way Shayan

[24:24]works in our nuffs and in our desires.

[24:27]And Shayan, he also and his army of jin, they have a

[24:37]duty and an objective to bring us out of the path to

[24:43]enslave us to limit the human potential.

[24:46]And you see the same way addiction works on the brain, Shan

[24:50]works in that very same way.

[24:56]He hacks the brain and he fools you.

[24:56]doesn't make you do that which is haram.

[24:59]But Shayan does things.

[25:03]He whispers.

[25:02]This is why we sayan doesn't force you to do the wrong.

[25:17]Puts thoughts and puts ideas in your head that gets you to

[25:20]see the wrong as if it's something right.

[25:23]Gets you to see the wrong.

[25:24]something that you say I would never do but it makes it

[25:29]be something that is acceptable and that is how the brain of

[25:31]an addict works as well.

[25:32]Right now, if someone who's not addicted, you come and you give

[25:36]them something that's harmful to them, a substance, a drug, they'll say,

[25:40]"No way.

[25:39]I will never do that." But then the addict, they'll come and

[25:43]they'll try to use these loopholes and they'll try to justify, they'll

[25:47]try to make it sound like it's something that's okay.

[25:50]And you see, this is exactly the tactic of Shaitan.

[25:52]I'm going to mention some of the tactics of Shayan and you

[25:57]see how they are very relating and they're very close to the

[26:01]way a addiction works on the human brain.

[26:04]Number one, there are five similarities.

[26:07]Number one, an addict or a substance either substance or behavior addiction

[26:13]is afraid to let go.

[26:14]There are two.

[26:17]The life of an addict revolves around revolves around that which is

[26:22]wrong.

[26:22]And you see this is exactly the way Shaitan works.

[26:28]When I'm doing something wrong, Shan he comes and he sparks fear

[26:32]in the mind and in the hearts of people so that they

[26:38]are afraid to let go of that bad lifestyle.

[26:42]They're afraid to let go of the haram.

[26:45]For example, you tell them give they say no no no.

[26:46]I'm afraid I'm going to get poor.

[26:47]The the economy is not doing well.

[26:51]I have to save up money.

[26:52]You come and you tell them, for example, in public, don't be

[26:55]embarrassed that you're a Muslim.

[26:56]They say, "No, no, no.

[26:58]I'm I'm I'm going to hide that.

[27:00]I'm afraid." This is exactly what Shaitan does.

[27:04]And Allah says in the Quran, he comes and he brings fear

[27:17]to people.

[27:15]fear of poverty, fear of loss of income, fear of loss of

[27:21]comfort.

[27:22]And this is how an addict's brain work that a person who's

[27:25]addicted, they say, "No, I'm afraid to let go because if I

[27:30]let go of that thing that I'm addicted to, then my life

[27:32]is going to become miserable." So this is one.

[27:37]Number two, the bad habit c uh he shan what he does

[27:44]is he places bad habits in our lives and these bad habits

[27:47]they come and they cause division within family within friends within communities

[27:51]and this is exactly how an addiction works right now you find

[27:56]within one family if one person is suffering from an addiction you

[28:02]see this brings divorce this brings pain this brings so much suffering

[28:05]I have done many a lot of counseling of people that whether

[28:08]the husband is addicted to something or the wife is addicted or

[28:13]one of the children is addicted to something it ends up destroying

[28:16]the whole family.

[28:16]There's no more happy moments in the family because one person is

[28:21]suffering.

[28:19]How could everyone else be happy?

[28:25]And Allah says in the Quran He says Shan causes he causes

[28:45]animosity and hatred between loved ones through what?

[28:47]Through gambling.

[28:49]One one thing that a lot of people are addicted to.

[28:51]And another thing is alcohol.

[28:56]And by the way, today gambling has become something that is very

[29:00]easy.

[29:01]Right now, you see all these ads, they pop up.

[29:03]Bet.

[29:04]You you could bet right now.

[29:05]Betting on your phone.

[29:05]You don't have to go to Las Vegas to gamble anymore.

[29:08]Now you could you're sitting on your couch and you could gamble

[29:11]from your home.

[29:13]And there are so many apps and games that are made to

[29:18]be an addiction and it's for gambling.

[29:19]So this is something that's haram and it ends up causing problems.

[29:23]ends up where you see one person ends up spending the life

[29:25]savings of a whole family and then this causes divorce, this causes

[29:30]pain, this causes suffering.

[29:31]And Allah says this in the Quran with alcohol, with intoxicant and

[29:40]through gambling and he pushes you away from the salah.

[29:44]And this is what an addict does.

[29:46]They go, they fall in addiction and then you see that time

[29:50]has passed and they have not prayed.

[29:55]They have not done their waj.

[29:56]Number three, an addict when they're addicted to something, do they see

[30:00]it as something bad?

[30:00]No.

[30:00]They try to beautify it.

[30:04]They try to justify it.

[30:05]And this is exactly what Shaitan does.

[30:07]Shaitan, he doesn't tell you go and commit that horrible sin.

[30:10]He goes and he tells you that's not even something horrible.

[30:14]That's something that's beautiful.

[30:16]That's something that's nice.

[30:17]And Allah says in the Quran, Shan beautifies that ugly thing.

[30:27]And this is how the brain of an addict works as well.

[30:30]They beautify that which is very bad.

[30:32]And number four, addicts are controlled and they forget their duties.

[30:36]They end up forgetting their responsibilities.

[30:38]Why is addiction bad?

[30:39]Because I end up focusing on one thing and I ignore everything

[30:45]else.

[30:44]And this is exactly what Shaitan does to a person.

[30:47]You see a person who's doing the haram and they have that

[30:52]haram lifestyle, they end up forgetting that which they have to do.

[30:58]Shayan makes you forget.

[31:01]Just like an addict, they end up forgetting their responsibilities and their

[31:06]duties.

[31:07]And number five, addicts give themselves false promises.

[31:09]They keep saying, "Oh, tomorrow I'm going to be a better person.

[31:12]I'm going to stop.

[31:14]Tomorrow I'm not going to do this.

[31:15]Yes, just one more time and then I'm going to stop." And

[31:17]this is exactly howan operates.

[31:30]Shaitan gives false promises.

[31:33]This is why we should not obey and we should not obey

[31:35]anything that brings us away from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[31:41]So what is the solution?

[31:42]Number one, if someone is suffering from a bad habit, acknowledge it

[31:48]and deal with it before it becomes an addiction.

[31:50]Acknowledge the bad because once it becomes an addiction, then it gets

[31:55]out of out of hand.

[31:59]Number two, seeking professional help.

[32:00]It's not it's not something that's wrong to seek professional help when

[32:05]you're in need.

[32:05]Whether it's a mental health issue or it's a physical health issue,

[32:10]we have to seek mental health when we are in need and

[32:13]resorting to places that help help u you grow in your faith

[32:20]and deal with your challenges.

[32:20]For example, coming to the masjid, socializing with good friends.

[32:24]These are all good habits to build because to stop a bad

[32:29]habit, to clear my heart of something that is bad, I need

[32:32]to put something that's good in my heart.

[32:34]I need to replace it.

[32:36]I can't just empty and then there's going to be a void

[32:39]in your life.

[32:40]You have to replace the bad with something that's good.

[32:45]And that is how building good habits and spending time with good

[32:49]people.

[32:50]And another very good one is to um establish a healthy lifestyle,

[32:55]eating healthy, dealing with people, um spending time with people that are

[33:00]healthy, people that are good, people that have a good impact on

[33:03]you.

[33:04]This is all something that is good.

[33:06]We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to give us the strength and

[33:12]the iman to deal with the vices in our lives to deal

[33:14]with the challenges to deal with anything that brings us away from

[33:19]Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and limits us from reaching our highest potential.

[33:23]My dear brothers and sisters, I want to remind everyone we've been

[33:28]doing and prayer every night, Monday through Friday.

[33:32]And I encourage everyone to join.

[33:34]I know the time is getting a little bit sooner, but if

[33:36]you're able to, I know most most people either work from home

[33:42]or most people are able to.

[33:43]The of is worth it, my dear brothers and sisters.

[33:48]In between the salah we do either on Mondays we do on

[33:50]Tuesdays on Wednesdays we do and this is something that is very

[33:57]beneficial for you as an individual for your family to try to

[34:00]come and attend.

[34:03]Tonight we have a family event program.

[34:04]I know tonight a lot of the young people want to go

[34:07]trick-or-treating.

[34:07]So if it's about the candy, we're going to have candy here

[34:10]inshallah.

[34:11]And we're going to spend time in a healthy atmosphere, in a

[34:19]healthy environment.

[34:16]And this is how we get rid of bad habits and we

[34:23]don't allow bad habits to control us.

[34:25]And we spend time in good places, inshallah.

[34:28]And tomorrow night, inshallah, the weekend school is also doing a movie

[34:33]night and this is open for everyone to come as well.

[34:38]Uh also inshallah after salah we will begin.

[34:40]We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to bless you all and we

[34:45]ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to accept from us.

[34:47]Alhamdulillah for Amen.

[35:31]Allah ya Allahbarbuhammed Samuhammed.

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