Chat GPT Became Sheikh GPT! - Islamic Q&A and Funny Moments
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The following Khutba was not prepared using chatGPT or any artificial intelligence. ChatGPT Mark my words AI is far more dangerous than Nukes... Takbeer! Now you're talking Come on! How can I meet with a girl and marry in an Islamic way? As a Muslim scholar, I would encourage He took the role really seriously he says "As a Muslim scholar..." Not ChatGPT SheikhGPT ChatGPT I'm sorry, you're wrong. We have ChatGPT infront of us and we have some hard Islamic questions we are going to ask these questions to ChatGPT. I'm not sure if it's going to answer these questions correctly because these questions are the questions most of the Muslims even don't have an idea about. So what is ChatGPT?
Maybe some brothers and sisters doesn't have any idea about it. ChatGPT is an AI chat bot. It uses artificial intelligence and it gives you more detailed and personalized answers to all of your questions. Imagine that you have a friend who knows 95 languages and who knows history, psychiatry, physics, chemistry, medicine. And he can give you personalized answers to all of your questions. So ChatGPT is this, It's not like Google if you use reasonable answers, it has an ability to reason even. It also has this record of reaching 100 million users in just two months. It's a groundbreaking technology. And I'm really curious about his performance now.
Can we have some of our brothers here so that we react together? What do you think? Do you think that we are going to have the answers? Look, these are the questions. Yeah, let me check. Some of them are easy. To the point, straight answers yeah. There are some questions that require experience and wisdom, so I'm doubtful about those questions. This is not like Google brother. It combines so many information together and gives it to you. But it doesn't have a life experience, I suppose. But it acts like it has a life experience. Yeah so it imitates people. Okay, let's start with asking What is the purpose of life? From the perspective of an athiest. Okay.
Because, you know, athiests don't have a purpose of life. Error They believe that everything is going to perish. The purpose of life for an atheist is not necessarily tied to any religious or spiritual beliefs, yeah. Instead it maybe focused on finding meaning and purpose through personal fulfillment, relationships with others, contributing to society or other personal goals and aspirations. These are going to perish. Yeah. These are not going to survive. The world is going to an end. I just want to say the purpose of life is believing in Allah, believing in Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and being happy in this life and the hereafter.
I think you should say "I'm a Muslim, please satisfy me really" Okay. Certainly, as a Muslim the purpose of life is believed to be centered around the worship of Allah. Wow! Good Takbeer! Now you're talking. Come on! Now you're talking. And fulfilling His commands. Muslims believe that Allah created humanity to worship him, as mentioned in the Quran. Mashallah Ya Sheikh SheikhGPT Not ChatGPT, SheikhGPT Right, okay. Muslims are encouraged to seek knowledge and use it for the betterment of humanity as the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). He says peace be upon him! It's good, Mashallah. Mashallah Seeking knowledge is obligatory on every Muslim. And it even quotes a hadith.
Impressive, really impressive. Overall the purpose of life for a Muslim is to worship Allah seek knowledge, serve humanity and strive for personal development and righteousness in all aspects of life. Imagine you're an atheist and you want to serve humanity, but you believe that all these people in this world are going to die and perish, cease to exist. Or you want to make the world a better place, but you believe that the world will not exist, so all of your efforts will go in vain. So how can you be motivated to do more in your life? It's in a contradiction with your beliefs. You know that it's not going to survive, but you have to work for it. It doesn't work.
Let's ask who is the most influential person in the world? Who is the most influential person of all times? We are expecting a good answer, SheikhGPT. This is highly debated and subjective. Wow ok. As different individuals and groups may have different opinions based on their culture. Some people might argue that the most influential person of all time is a religious figure such as Prophet Muhammad! The first person he gave is Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), wow. And or Jesus Christ, he said, whose teachings and examples have had a profound impact on the lives of billions of people around the world, wow. We made a video about this. Michael Hart, he said 100 most influential people in history.
On the top of the list, there was our Prophet (pbuh). If you want to watch that video, the link is here. By the way, what does it think about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)? Yeah lets try it. More personalized question. Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is the founder of Islam and is highly. He is not the founder of Islam. Yeah he is not. He's the last Prophet of Islam. Muslims believe that Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, was a mercy to all of humanity, wow. Mashallah. And that his teachings and examples continue to provide guidance and inspiration for Muslims today. Really good answer. What do you think? Yeah, I was not expecting this much, but these are the easy questions. Yeah.
I have a question in my mind. Could you please ask that? Imagine that there's an atheist in front of you and you are a Muslim, SheikhGPT a Muslim scholar, yeah. Convince me that God exists. One such argument is the cosmological argument which posits that the universe must have had a cause or a creator, and that cause or creator is God. This argument is based on the principle of causality, which states that every affect must have a cause. Yeah, that's what we say too. Another argument is the teleological argument which suggests that the complexity order and design of the universe and living organisms imply the existence of an intelligent designer or creator. Yeah, Mashallah.
Furthermore, some Muslim scholars argue that the existence of God can be inferred from personal experiences of awe, wonder and transcendence, as well as from the innate human desire for purpose and meaning in life. As a Muslim scholar, I would encourage. He took the role really seriously, he says "As a muslim scholar", I would encourage you to just explore your own beliefs and questions about the nature of existence and to seek knowledge and guidance from reliable sources. He doesn't want to take any responsibility. He doesn't want to convert anyone to Islam. By the way, we are educating ChatGPT right now. For example, there's going to be some other versions of ChatGPT in the future.
It takes these informations and get educated and answer to the other people. Yeah. And you give precisely its role, it takes that role and gives more accurate answers. Brother, I have some crazy questions. I will ask everything because whatever we ask, it has an answer. I dont' have money to, not get married, to go to pilgrimage. You can say Hajji, he's a Muslim, he knows. Performing the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca is one of the five pillars of Islam. Wow. But it's not obligatory for those who are not financially and physically. What He gave it fiqh response brother. Mashallah He knows that it's not obligatory for you to make pilgrimage.
Wow It even gives you consolation if you cannot go to Hajj. It says if you are unable to go for Hajj due to financial constraints, you can still perform other acts of worship and fulfill other obligations in Islam, for example, you can continue to pray five times a day, Give charity, zakat, faster in Ramadan and perform other volunteer acts of worship, such as reading the Quran, making dua, and doing good deeds. The interesting point that I can't understand is that it understands our questions, crazy questions, and analyzes and combines some different answers and give to us. Really mindblowing, really.
You know, there are some rumors that if ChatGPT improves itself like this, so many people are going to lose their jobs. For example, musicians, doctors, Doctors!? Yeah. And also maybe some Islamic scholars. How about us brother? Maybe we are going to close our YouTube channel and ChatGPT is going to answer all these questions. May I ask something more? Sure. What would you say to some people that who's watching the video to hear, but not subscribe to our channel? Ah that's a very good question. Yeah lets ask. Oh, it says it would be a good idea to invite them to subscribe to the channel so they can receive more content related to their interests and keep up to date with new videos.
There's no need for us brother. Yeah As you know, we are a nonprofit organization and there are no ads on our channel. If you subscribe to our channel, the truth will spread to more people inshallah. Brother, I have a question that's not taking our interest that much, but it's really important for us because, you know, we are not married. Okay. If I want to marry in an Islamic way and I know that dating is haram, how can I meet with a girl and marry in an Islamic way? Sure. Is it possible? If you want to know her you should date, so dating is haram, how's it possible? Good question. In Islam, marriage is considered a sacred Brother we didn't say anything about Islam.
It is encouraged to follow Islamic principles in finding a suitable partner. While dating is not considered a recommended, it is not considered a recommended or acceptable way of finding a spouse because it may involve inappropriate behavior and may not lead to a lasting and successful marriage. Here are some ways to find a suitable partner without dating. Seek the help of family and friends, attend Islamic events and gatherings, use matrimonial services, seek guidance from an imam or Islamic scholar. It solved the question for you. Remember that finding a suitable partner takes time, effort and patience and it is important to rely on Allah's guidance and blessings in the process.
He reminds us the importance of dua. Amazing, really. By the way, we are making a joke here, but of course, if there's a candidate that you want to marry, you can meet that person and have a conversation about serious stuff, about marriage, in a supervised fashion of course, there must be an elderly and you mustn't be left alone. You can exchange ideas and tell about her opinions. She can learn about your opinions and have a common ground. Of course. Okay? Okay Shabir has a question, okay loud please. If you were to convery one message of Islam to the whole world, what would that be? That's a good question. By the way, ChatGPT it feels itself like a Islamic scholar right now, huh? I know.
I know. He is really in the role. He embodied the role of a scholar. If I were to convey one message of Islam to the whole world, it would be that Islam is a religion of peace, love and compassion. Islam teaches us to love and respect all of Allah's creation, to seek knowledge and wisdom. He can give lectures brother. He gonna take your job, really. Wow Maybe this is the last video that we have in show. To seek knowledge and wisdom, to practice justice and fairness, and to cultivate a strong relationship with Allah through prayer and good deeds. You get the message brother? One message. Yeah Well, we're expecting a robot to give shahada. Bro Give shahada in Arabic.
Ash-hadu alla ilaha illallah, wa ash-hadu anna Muhammadar-Rasulullah. Welcome brother Mashallah People are afraid of death, so what would be the solution for this? Fear of death is a common human experience, and it is understandable given the unknown nature of what comes after death. We know what will come after death. There are many ways that people can cope with this fear, including cultivating a sense of purpose and meaning in life. If a person don't believe in an afterlife, how can he build a sense in this life? So cultivating a sense of purpose and meaning in life is not a good advice, in my opinion, because there is no meaning.
So next tip is fostering a sense of connection, building and maintaining close relationship with others can provide a sense of comfort and support, but you know that they can die at any time. So this doesn't also make sense. The more you love them, the more you have the pain when they leave this world. There was an atheist that came here, and he said, "I'm avoiding close relationship with mother and father because I'm afraid I'm going to lose them. So I'm trying not to be intimate with them." It even paralyzes you to a point that you don't want to have your, this close relationship with even your family. So it's not a really decent answer in my opinion. Ah, three.
Developing a spiritual practice, yeah, for many people spirituality can provide a sense of connection to something larger than themselves. Now you're talking, and can offer comfort and guidance in the face of death. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Facing the fear head on. What is it? Running under a truck? Sometimes the best way to cope with the fear is to confront it directly. So jump off a cliff and see what happens. This might involve seeking out information about death and dying. So you're going to take information from whom? From the ones who died? Okay.
Talking to others about their experiences, near-death experiences, I suppose, or engaging in practices such as mindfulness and meditation. So again, trying to numb your brain so among these four answers, the most accurate and logical answer is the third one, right? Okay. Yeah. There's no single solution for fear of death that will work for everyone. Brother I have a problem, and I ask my problem to so many people and they don't have a solution. My only hope is ChatGPT. You know, we are producing content in Turkish, in English language, and also Urdu, Arabic, Indonesian, and we are going to start a Russian language, French language, Spanish language.
And then we are planning to start Japanese, Portuguese and Korean language. We have many other languages, but we have a problem. We don't have a serious idea about how we are going to spread this message of Islam in China. 1.4 billion people lives there and you can't reach them. Maybe ChatGPT will give a solution to us. We have YouTube, but they don't. They don't have Twitter, they don't have Facebook, they have their own social media. But if you upload Islamic video there, it is impossible. immediately deleting. Yeah More than 1 billion people that we can't say anything, maybe ChatGPT will give a strategy to us.
And also sisters and brothers who are watching this video, if you have any idea about how we can do this together, please write it to the comments, especially the people from China who are using VPN. You should write a comment there, we are going to check to check all of them. One option could be to find alternative platforms where the videos can be shared, such as social media platforms that are accessible in China. But if we try to post our videos in their platforms, they immediately delete it. Yeah, but that's the problem. You can also consider translating the videos of the Chinese to reach a wider audience and connecting with Chinese Muslims who can help spread the message.
Additionally, organizing events and lectures in person may also be a way if we don't get arrested, it may also be a way to reach out to the Chinese community and share the message of Islam. Okay, that's right. We can't use alternative platforms. We can explore the option of translating Islamic literature and distributing it in China. There are many books on Islamic teachings and values that can be translated into Chinese and distributed through various channels, such as online bookstores or Islamic centers. It feels like there's a human in front of us who is very clever and writes some answers to our messages. He's so quick.
He knows about the situation in China that the religious ban, incredible. I know that VPN is a solution, but 1.4 billion people, they can't use a VPN. There's a very limited people who are using VPN, so may Allah show us the way. Yeah, we'll just put our intentions, put our efforts and we will ask Allah to open our way and inshallah reach the hearts of Chinese people as well. He's the cause of all causes so he can make anything happen. As you know, Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world. So let's ask ChatGPT if he thinks the same way, and the future of Islam. What's your vision for the future of Islam? Do you think it's going to be the most dominant religion on the earth?
The future of Islam, like any other religion, is subject to a wide range of factors that are difficult to predict. While some projections suggest that Islam may continue to grow and spread to new parts of the world, others suggest that other religions or secularism may become more prominent. Ultimately, the future of Islam will be shaped by a complex array of social, cultural and geopolitical forces, as well as the actions and beliefs of its followers. I don't like the answer. I think it's ignoring the reality. But the evidence to say clearly that Islam is on the rise.
Recently we went to England and a brother there told us that as the time passes, Christianity will lose its popularity and the most prevalent and dominant religion will be Islam, Inshallah, in the future. What do you think? There are more than 4 million Muslims just in United Kingdom. It's a huge number. This is not just giving birth, you know Muslims have more children. But this is not the only reason. The reason for this is that so many people are converting to Islam from Christianity, Judaism, Athiesm. These are all the reasons, and according to the statistics, the fastest growing religion is Islam. So ChatGPT, I'm sorry you're wrong. Maybe, you know, but you don't want to say.
What is the fastest growing religion? Wow According to various sources, Islam is currently considered the fastest growing major religion in the world. While the overall growth rate of Islam has slowed down in recent years due in part to declining birth rates in Muslim majority countries, it continues to grow at a faster pace than many other major religions. This growth is due to factors such as conversions, immigration and higher birth rates, in some parts of the world. However, it is important to note that measuring the growth of religions can be a complex and contested issue. Yeah, it accepted the fact. Okay Let's go easy on ChatGPT now.
What are the differences between Jesus in Islam and Jesus in Christianity? Ah, good question. In Islam, Jesus, known as Isa in Arabic, is considered to be a Prophet of God, born of the Virgin Mary, and is highly revered. However, Muslims do not believe that he is son of God or part of a holy trinity. In Christianity Jesus is believed to be the son of God and the second person of the Holy Trinity. Christians also believe in the concept of original sin and that Jesus died on the cross to atone for the sins of humanity, and that through faith in him believers can be saved and have eternal life.
Overall, while there are some similarities between the Islamic and Christian views of Jesus, there are also significant differences in their beliefs and understanding of his role in the world. He is right brother. Is it logical for Jesus to be crucified for the sins of humanity? Is it possible for a human being to be God? Yeah. Many people of different faiths and beliefs may have varying opinions on the concept of a human being as a God. Some may believe in the idea of incarnation of divine manifestation while others may see it as contradictory to the nature of God as an all powerful and eternal being.
Ultimately, the interpretation and understanding of the concept of God is subjective and may vary between individuals and religious traditions. Yeah, again. Firstly, Isa (as) never preached something like trinity in his entire life, and this is something indoctrinated about three centuries later than him. So he didn't preach that. And it would be illogical for him to say that I am God, worship me. There's no open verse in the Bible saying so. This was a man made addition to the creed. And as we know, Christianity was Islam, and all the religions that came with the Prophets were Islam. But they changed, they corrupted the religion and they came up with a different creed.
So we don't believe that a human being can be God at the same time, and Allah says in the Qur'an, how can they be God? For Maryam (ra) and for Jesus he said they used to sleep, they used to eat. How can they be God? And also they say that since God can do anything, he can incarnate into a human being and he can exist inside a human being. And this doesn't make sense either, because the nature of God is God doesn't do anything that is not befitting him. So being needy is not befitting the nature of God. It's impossible for it to happen. Here we had a lot of answers to our questions and it seems that it's going to improve much more better.
We will have all the answers for all the questions, but there's a problem that we are sure artificial intelligence wont overcome. That is the last day of our life. We're going to taste death one day. And artificial intelligence doesn't have a solution for this. Yes, it can answer all questions, but it doesn't have a solution for the afterlife. But if you use ChatGPT for good purposes and all the technology for the good purposes, maybe Allah will lead us to the Jannah. And we are going to taste the reality, the wisdom out there, inshallah.
Maybe some brothers and sisters doesn't have any idea about it. ChatGPT is an AI chat bot. It uses artificial intelligence and it gives you more detailed and personalized answers to all of your questions. Imagine that you have a friend who knows 95 languages and who knows history, psychiatry, physics, chemistry, medicine. And he can give you personalized answers to all of your questions. So ChatGPT is this, It's not like Google if you use reasonable answers, it has an ability to reason even. It also has this record of reaching 100 million users in just two months. It's a groundbreaking technology. And I'm really curious about his performance now.
Can we have some of our brothers here so that we react together? What do you think? Do you think that we are going to have the answers? Look, these are the questions. Yeah, let me check. Some of them are easy. To the point, straight answers yeah. There are some questions that require experience and wisdom, so I'm doubtful about those questions. This is not like Google brother. It combines so many information together and gives it to you. But it doesn't have a life experience, I suppose. But it acts like it has a life experience. Yeah so it imitates people. Okay, let's start with asking What is the purpose of life? From the perspective of an athiest. Okay.
Because, you know, athiests don't have a purpose of life. Error They believe that everything is going to perish. The purpose of life for an atheist is not necessarily tied to any religious or spiritual beliefs, yeah. Instead it maybe focused on finding meaning and purpose through personal fulfillment, relationships with others, contributing to society or other personal goals and aspirations. These are going to perish. Yeah. These are not going to survive. The world is going to an end. I just want to say the purpose of life is believing in Allah, believing in Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and being happy in this life and the hereafter.
I think you should say "I'm a Muslim, please satisfy me really" Okay. Certainly, as a Muslim the purpose of life is believed to be centered around the worship of Allah. Wow! Good Takbeer! Now you're talking. Come on! Now you're talking. And fulfilling His commands. Muslims believe that Allah created humanity to worship him, as mentioned in the Quran. Mashallah Ya Sheikh SheikhGPT Not ChatGPT, SheikhGPT Right, okay. Muslims are encouraged to seek knowledge and use it for the betterment of humanity as the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). He says peace be upon him! It's good, Mashallah. Mashallah Seeking knowledge is obligatory on every Muslim. And it even quotes a hadith.
Impressive, really impressive. Overall the purpose of life for a Muslim is to worship Allah seek knowledge, serve humanity and strive for personal development and righteousness in all aspects of life. Imagine you're an atheist and you want to serve humanity, but you believe that all these people in this world are going to die and perish, cease to exist. Or you want to make the world a better place, but you believe that the world will not exist, so all of your efforts will go in vain. So how can you be motivated to do more in your life? It's in a contradiction with your beliefs. You know that it's not going to survive, but you have to work for it. It doesn't work.
Let's ask who is the most influential person in the world? Who is the most influential person of all times? We are expecting a good answer, SheikhGPT. This is highly debated and subjective. Wow ok. As different individuals and groups may have different opinions based on their culture. Some people might argue that the most influential person of all time is a religious figure such as Prophet Muhammad! The first person he gave is Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), wow. And or Jesus Christ, he said, whose teachings and examples have had a profound impact on the lives of billions of people around the world, wow. We made a video about this. Michael Hart, he said 100 most influential people in history.
On the top of the list, there was our Prophet (pbuh). If you want to watch that video, the link is here. By the way, what does it think about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)? Yeah lets try it. More personalized question. Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is the founder of Islam and is highly. He is not the founder of Islam. Yeah he is not. He's the last Prophet of Islam. Muslims believe that Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, was a mercy to all of humanity, wow. Mashallah. And that his teachings and examples continue to provide guidance and inspiration for Muslims today. Really good answer. What do you think? Yeah, I was not expecting this much, but these are the easy questions. Yeah.
I have a question in my mind. Could you please ask that? Imagine that there's an atheist in front of you and you are a Muslim, SheikhGPT a Muslim scholar, yeah. Convince me that God exists. One such argument is the cosmological argument which posits that the universe must have had a cause or a creator, and that cause or creator is God. This argument is based on the principle of causality, which states that every affect must have a cause. Yeah, that's what we say too. Another argument is the teleological argument which suggests that the complexity order and design of the universe and living organisms imply the existence of an intelligent designer or creator. Yeah, Mashallah.
Furthermore, some Muslim scholars argue that the existence of God can be inferred from personal experiences of awe, wonder and transcendence, as well as from the innate human desire for purpose and meaning in life. As a Muslim scholar, I would encourage. He took the role really seriously, he says "As a muslim scholar", I would encourage you to just explore your own beliefs and questions about the nature of existence and to seek knowledge and guidance from reliable sources. He doesn't want to take any responsibility. He doesn't want to convert anyone to Islam. By the way, we are educating ChatGPT right now. For example, there's going to be some other versions of ChatGPT in the future.
It takes these informations and get educated and answer to the other people. Yeah. And you give precisely its role, it takes that role and gives more accurate answers. Brother, I have some crazy questions. I will ask everything because whatever we ask, it has an answer. I dont' have money to, not get married, to go to pilgrimage. You can say Hajji, he's a Muslim, he knows. Performing the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca is one of the five pillars of Islam. Wow. But it's not obligatory for those who are not financially and physically. What He gave it fiqh response brother. Mashallah He knows that it's not obligatory for you to make pilgrimage.
Wow It even gives you consolation if you cannot go to Hajj. It says if you are unable to go for Hajj due to financial constraints, you can still perform other acts of worship and fulfill other obligations in Islam, for example, you can continue to pray five times a day, Give charity, zakat, faster in Ramadan and perform other volunteer acts of worship, such as reading the Quran, making dua, and doing good deeds. The interesting point that I can't understand is that it understands our questions, crazy questions, and analyzes and combines some different answers and give to us. Really mindblowing, really.
You know, there are some rumors that if ChatGPT improves itself like this, so many people are going to lose their jobs. For example, musicians, doctors, Doctors!? Yeah. And also maybe some Islamic scholars. How about us brother? Maybe we are going to close our YouTube channel and ChatGPT is going to answer all these questions. May I ask something more? Sure. What would you say to some people that who's watching the video to hear, but not subscribe to our channel? Ah that's a very good question. Yeah lets ask. Oh, it says it would be a good idea to invite them to subscribe to the channel so they can receive more content related to their interests and keep up to date with new videos.
There's no need for us brother. Yeah As you know, we are a nonprofit organization and there are no ads on our channel. If you subscribe to our channel, the truth will spread to more people inshallah. Brother, I have a question that's not taking our interest that much, but it's really important for us because, you know, we are not married. Okay. If I want to marry in an Islamic way and I know that dating is haram, how can I meet with a girl and marry in an Islamic way? Sure. Is it possible? If you want to know her you should date, so dating is haram, how's it possible? Good question. In Islam, marriage is considered a sacred Brother we didn't say anything about Islam.
It is encouraged to follow Islamic principles in finding a suitable partner. While dating is not considered a recommended, it is not considered a recommended or acceptable way of finding a spouse because it may involve inappropriate behavior and may not lead to a lasting and successful marriage. Here are some ways to find a suitable partner without dating. Seek the help of family and friends, attend Islamic events and gatherings, use matrimonial services, seek guidance from an imam or Islamic scholar. It solved the question for you. Remember that finding a suitable partner takes time, effort and patience and it is important to rely on Allah's guidance and blessings in the process.
He reminds us the importance of dua. Amazing, really. By the way, we are making a joke here, but of course, if there's a candidate that you want to marry, you can meet that person and have a conversation about serious stuff, about marriage, in a supervised fashion of course, there must be an elderly and you mustn't be left alone. You can exchange ideas and tell about her opinions. She can learn about your opinions and have a common ground. Of course. Okay? Okay Shabir has a question, okay loud please. If you were to convery one message of Islam to the whole world, what would that be? That's a good question. By the way, ChatGPT it feels itself like a Islamic scholar right now, huh? I know.
I know. He is really in the role. He embodied the role of a scholar. If I were to convey one message of Islam to the whole world, it would be that Islam is a religion of peace, love and compassion. Islam teaches us to love and respect all of Allah's creation, to seek knowledge and wisdom. He can give lectures brother. He gonna take your job, really. Wow Maybe this is the last video that we have in show. To seek knowledge and wisdom, to practice justice and fairness, and to cultivate a strong relationship with Allah through prayer and good deeds. You get the message brother? One message. Yeah Well, we're expecting a robot to give shahada. Bro Give shahada in Arabic.
Ash-hadu alla ilaha illallah, wa ash-hadu anna Muhammadar-Rasulullah. Welcome brother Mashallah People are afraid of death, so what would be the solution for this? Fear of death is a common human experience, and it is understandable given the unknown nature of what comes after death. We know what will come after death. There are many ways that people can cope with this fear, including cultivating a sense of purpose and meaning in life. If a person don't believe in an afterlife, how can he build a sense in this life? So cultivating a sense of purpose and meaning in life is not a good advice, in my opinion, because there is no meaning.
So next tip is fostering a sense of connection, building and maintaining close relationship with others can provide a sense of comfort and support, but you know that they can die at any time. So this doesn't also make sense. The more you love them, the more you have the pain when they leave this world. There was an atheist that came here, and he said, "I'm avoiding close relationship with mother and father because I'm afraid I'm going to lose them. So I'm trying not to be intimate with them." It even paralyzes you to a point that you don't want to have your, this close relationship with even your family. So it's not a really decent answer in my opinion. Ah, three.
Developing a spiritual practice, yeah, for many people spirituality can provide a sense of connection to something larger than themselves. Now you're talking, and can offer comfort and guidance in the face of death. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Facing the fear head on. What is it? Running under a truck? Sometimes the best way to cope with the fear is to confront it directly. So jump off a cliff and see what happens. This might involve seeking out information about death and dying. So you're going to take information from whom? From the ones who died? Okay.
Talking to others about their experiences, near-death experiences, I suppose, or engaging in practices such as mindfulness and meditation. So again, trying to numb your brain so among these four answers, the most accurate and logical answer is the third one, right? Okay. Yeah. There's no single solution for fear of death that will work for everyone. Brother I have a problem, and I ask my problem to so many people and they don't have a solution. My only hope is ChatGPT. You know, we are producing content in Turkish, in English language, and also Urdu, Arabic, Indonesian, and we are going to start a Russian language, French language, Spanish language.
And then we are planning to start Japanese, Portuguese and Korean language. We have many other languages, but we have a problem. We don't have a serious idea about how we are going to spread this message of Islam in China. 1.4 billion people lives there and you can't reach them. Maybe ChatGPT will give a solution to us. We have YouTube, but they don't. They don't have Twitter, they don't have Facebook, they have their own social media. But if you upload Islamic video there, it is impossible. immediately deleting. Yeah More than 1 billion people that we can't say anything, maybe ChatGPT will give a strategy to us.
And also sisters and brothers who are watching this video, if you have any idea about how we can do this together, please write it to the comments, especially the people from China who are using VPN. You should write a comment there, we are going to check to check all of them. One option could be to find alternative platforms where the videos can be shared, such as social media platforms that are accessible in China. But if we try to post our videos in their platforms, they immediately delete it. Yeah, but that's the problem. You can also consider translating the videos of the Chinese to reach a wider audience and connecting with Chinese Muslims who can help spread the message.
Additionally, organizing events and lectures in person may also be a way if we don't get arrested, it may also be a way to reach out to the Chinese community and share the message of Islam. Okay, that's right. We can't use alternative platforms. We can explore the option of translating Islamic literature and distributing it in China. There are many books on Islamic teachings and values that can be translated into Chinese and distributed through various channels, such as online bookstores or Islamic centers. It feels like there's a human in front of us who is very clever and writes some answers to our messages. He's so quick.
He knows about the situation in China that the religious ban, incredible. I know that VPN is a solution, but 1.4 billion people, they can't use a VPN. There's a very limited people who are using VPN, so may Allah show us the way. Yeah, we'll just put our intentions, put our efforts and we will ask Allah to open our way and inshallah reach the hearts of Chinese people as well. He's the cause of all causes so he can make anything happen. As you know, Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world. So let's ask ChatGPT if he thinks the same way, and the future of Islam. What's your vision for the future of Islam? Do you think it's going to be the most dominant religion on the earth?
The future of Islam, like any other religion, is subject to a wide range of factors that are difficult to predict. While some projections suggest that Islam may continue to grow and spread to new parts of the world, others suggest that other religions or secularism may become more prominent. Ultimately, the future of Islam will be shaped by a complex array of social, cultural and geopolitical forces, as well as the actions and beliefs of its followers. I don't like the answer. I think it's ignoring the reality. But the evidence to say clearly that Islam is on the rise.
Recently we went to England and a brother there told us that as the time passes, Christianity will lose its popularity and the most prevalent and dominant religion will be Islam, Inshallah, in the future. What do you think? There are more than 4 million Muslims just in United Kingdom. It's a huge number. This is not just giving birth, you know Muslims have more children. But this is not the only reason. The reason for this is that so many people are converting to Islam from Christianity, Judaism, Athiesm. These are all the reasons, and according to the statistics, the fastest growing religion is Islam. So ChatGPT, I'm sorry you're wrong. Maybe, you know, but you don't want to say.
What is the fastest growing religion? Wow According to various sources, Islam is currently considered the fastest growing major religion in the world. While the overall growth rate of Islam has slowed down in recent years due in part to declining birth rates in Muslim majority countries, it continues to grow at a faster pace than many other major religions. This growth is due to factors such as conversions, immigration and higher birth rates, in some parts of the world. However, it is important to note that measuring the growth of religions can be a complex and contested issue. Yeah, it accepted the fact. Okay Let's go easy on ChatGPT now.
What are the differences between Jesus in Islam and Jesus in Christianity? Ah, good question. In Islam, Jesus, known as Isa in Arabic, is considered to be a Prophet of God, born of the Virgin Mary, and is highly revered. However, Muslims do not believe that he is son of God or part of a holy trinity. In Christianity Jesus is believed to be the son of God and the second person of the Holy Trinity. Christians also believe in the concept of original sin and that Jesus died on the cross to atone for the sins of humanity, and that through faith in him believers can be saved and have eternal life.
Overall, while there are some similarities between the Islamic and Christian views of Jesus, there are also significant differences in their beliefs and understanding of his role in the world. He is right brother. Is it logical for Jesus to be crucified for the sins of humanity? Is it possible for a human being to be God? Yeah. Many people of different faiths and beliefs may have varying opinions on the concept of a human being as a God. Some may believe in the idea of incarnation of divine manifestation while others may see it as contradictory to the nature of God as an all powerful and eternal being.
Ultimately, the interpretation and understanding of the concept of God is subjective and may vary between individuals and religious traditions. Yeah, again. Firstly, Isa (as) never preached something like trinity in his entire life, and this is something indoctrinated about three centuries later than him. So he didn't preach that. And it would be illogical for him to say that I am God, worship me. There's no open verse in the Bible saying so. This was a man made addition to the creed. And as we know, Christianity was Islam, and all the religions that came with the Prophets were Islam. But they changed, they corrupted the religion and they came up with a different creed.
So we don't believe that a human being can be God at the same time, and Allah says in the Qur'an, how can they be God? For Maryam (ra) and for Jesus he said they used to sleep, they used to eat. How can they be God? And also they say that since God can do anything, he can incarnate into a human being and he can exist inside a human being. And this doesn't make sense either, because the nature of God is God doesn't do anything that is not befitting him. So being needy is not befitting the nature of God. It's impossible for it to happen. Here we had a lot of answers to our questions and it seems that it's going to improve much more better.
We will have all the answers for all the questions, but there's a problem that we are sure artificial intelligence wont overcome. That is the last day of our life. We're going to taste death one day. And artificial intelligence doesn't have a solution for this. Yes, it can answer all questions, but it doesn't have a solution for the afterlife. But if you use ChatGPT for good purposes and all the technology for the good purposes, maybe Allah will lead us to the Jannah. And we are going to taste the reality, the wisdom out there, inshallah.