Sorry mate I thought I'd replied, what's happening in the video posted is based on Hadith which are islamic texts, correct, but they are also SUBJECTIVELY interpreted as they are (supposedly) the word of Muhammad and not of Allah.
"The hadith give the view that the day of the judgment will be foreshadowed by events classified as the minor and major signs of the day. Nonetheless, Muslims debate over signs from Hadith as none of them are considered authoritative in the manner that the Qur'an is and thus various interpretations applied to some signs, with some scholars interpreting them allegorically and others literally. The signs mentioned above, as described in the Qur'an, are those believed by all Muslims as they are considered authoritative."
The above text refers to the islamic interpretation of judgement day, although the principle is applicable here; it is up to PEOPLE to interpret Hadith responsibly.
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ETA- "Islamic law is known as the Sharī'ah. The Sharī'ah is based on the Qur'an and the Sunnah. The Madh'hab translates to "way", and different Madhaheb (plural of Madh'hab) reflect different opinions on some laws and obligations of the sharia, for example when one Madh'hab sees a certain act as an obligation, while the other does not. It has to be clear that each one of these schools consider the others to be fully valid and accepted and one does not have to follow any of them. Schools of law are NOT sects rather different opinions in issues that are not the core of Islamic belief."
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'Nuff said.
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