Should we stick to Ya Allah and not say Ya Ali? Ali... Some people ask the question though, very important. They say, okay, but this is a statement that has been misunderstood by some people. In other words, should we stick to Ya Allah and not say Ya Ali? Because sometimes people may misconstrue this. They may misunderstand this. I tell you, there is a reason why the Ahlul Bayt have emphasized the need to mention the name of the commander of the faithful. Because for many years, he was fought. For many years, his name was attacked. For many years, he was cursed from the pulpits. For many years, people in Sham would say, did Ali of Na'ab-e-Talib actually pray? When they are told that Ali was struck whilst he was performing the prayers, there was a concerted effort. By many to obliterate the name of the commander of the faithful. That's why today we ask, we answer this question. Is saying Ya Ali shirked? Absolutely not. It is getting close to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. It is part of Ishtigata. It is part of Tawassul. It is part of what Allah wants. It is a means to get closer to Allah. It is the practice of the Holy Prophet. It is reviving the name of the Ahlul Bayt because individuals like Mu'au, like Yazeed, like Al-Hajjaj, like Al-Mutawakil, like Saddam, like Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi don't want us to mention Ali. We will come forward and we will mention more and more and we will say Ya Ali. To all Mu'au Maneen, thank you for watching. Share this video with your loved ones, subscribe to our YouTube channel and make sure you hit the bell icon. Help us create the first educational doubtful channel spreading the message of Qawr-An and Ahlul Bayt. Donate now. Thank you.