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In the light Allah, the 16 years with us today, we are going to be studying as part of our diversity
program. The 16 years of the Quran is now we are past the halfway mark alone. And it is a journey
that has
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its begins with the circle, I have the last part of what we have. It includes all of Surah Maryam
just for 19, and then all of Soraka houses. So number 20. Okay, and we are going to try our best to
do justice to the sutras because each of these sutras on each of these topics is actually extremely
beautiful and fascinating in their contents. And, you know, frankly speaking, there's a lot of
really amazing things there to cover that, you know, we will try our best to do justice to
inshallah, but that said, let's get started inshallah, with a sort of look, I have, as we had
mentioned last time that the theme of slowcooker have is that
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trials and tribulations are part of life. trials and tribulations are part and parcel of life. And
so look, I have actually details, all the different types of trials and tribulations that a person
would face as they are trying their best to
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live a faithful life. And then the Prophet is also mentioning, as Allah mentioning how the surah is
a protection from the fitna of the gel. It's because the surah is mentioned so many types of fitna
that the one who recites it and is reminded by it, they are able to inshallah withstand the trial of
the gel in a much better manner, okay, because they're prepared for the trials, as mentioned in the
surah. All right now, a bit mentioned yesterday about how the trial of following the true religion
Allah mentioned that the bulk of the use of the cave, and that's what the surah is named after the
last potluck, then also mentioned, the trial of having money and luxury, and privilege. And he
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mentioned the trial of the Day of Judgment, how to do judgment is a big trial. And then we finished
off with talking about knowledge and status, how that is also a test for people a trial for people,
knowledge and status. And we're going to contrast the example of a police who had status and
amelogenin. He was one of the jinn. And he had risen up to the ranks to the point where he was, you
know, among the angels, and he had ascended to that level, but his status and his knowledge,
corrupted, his soul corrupted his mind. And then he refused to accept a lot of commands. In fact, he
actually decided to blame Allah. And guess a second guess, and question the wisdom of Allah subhanho
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wa Taala. And that is a very dangerous outcome. That's the trial of knowledge and status, right?
That's what you know, knowledge like, religious knowledge and status worldly or otherwise, that is
the toxic effect that it could have on a person, the prophet, someone said, that a, a wolf, a let
loose on a sheep, right, a flock of sheep is less dangerous than a person's desire for, for earning
accolades from his practice of his faith, so panela and that is, you know, demonstrated apathy by a
police. Then we have the opposite example of that knowledge and status of somebody who shows how it
what it means to exemplify religious knowledge, and exemplify purity of intention, despite having
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the highest status. And that is Moosa, and that is what we'll start off with today. musallam was
told by Allah, that almost you have to go find this person who knows, some information that you
don't so musasa immediately sets off. recall how Moses said to his servant, I shall not give up
until I reach the place where both the seas meet, even if it takes me years. Then when he reached
that place, when they finally came to that place, finally, the they forgot their fish, and it
swiftly made its way into the sea. The fish of Musa here is
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this was what a what Allah told, Musa alayhis salam that you should take a fish with you. And this
fish is taking with him and his, his servant
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who
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is going to be his name was Joshua in the biblical tradition, and
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the fish would come back to life and swim away at the point where
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Where the two seas meet and have that's the point where musala Islam would meet this person who is
searching for now as it happens in the middle of a journey. So you forget where you are, or your
tiredness overtakes you, and you forget some details. And that's what happened here. They forgot
about their fish, the sign that they had to watch out for. Then, as they kept, they went past the
place where they have to meet and went past it.
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Now musasa has young companion, bring us our meal, we have indeed been fatigued by the journey. This
young man at this point, whose name has mentioned in the books of history is Yeshua or Joshua. He
says, oh, did you see that when you were resting by the rock, I forgot the fish. And Satan made me
forget it. So I did not mention it. And it made its way into the sea. In a miraculous week. He must
have said, that is what we were looking for Velika moku Natalie, that's the sign that we were
waiting for. So they went back for that data as Halima kasasa, they went back the way they had come.
And that is where they found one of our servants to whom we had granted our mercy and given in
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knowledge from ourselves. Now, before we talk a little bit more about who this person is, notice the
interesting
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details that a lot tells us about in this journey that musala salaam is embarking upon, okay. musala
salam is embarking upon this journey, where he alayhis salam has to meet this person, and he loses
his weight and he loses his way not because of him. He loses way because of his young companion, his
young servant and by the use of becomes a prophet of Bani Israel after the death of Musa Okay. Now,
what's interesting is most Zionism does not lose his temper at this person. Musa Islam does not
blame him, most of our lesson doesn't say, hey, because of you, we had, no it's already a long
journey and not because of you, we are lost and, you know, you know, all sorts of like negative
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energy was awesome doesn't say that. So he goes back on the same path, and they find the the person
that they're looking for. The thing here is to notice the amazing nature and the manners of Moosa
that he wasn't despite being a dominant Prophet, a man of strength and power, he wouldn't. You know,
like, he was still a gentle person, especially with those who he was mentoring like USIA. And as he
was mentoring this person, he was not overly harsh with them. And this is a beautiful little
subtlety that Allah leaves here in this intro to the passage, that, you know, it doesn't have much
to do with the story, but it shows the quality of Musa and it shows the quality and the
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characteristics of people who truly understand Islamic knowledge, and who truly understand what it
means to have a high status. You know, in in society, it doesn't should not make you like a tyrant,
a like a person who just tramples on people, because you are strong and powerful, or you have a high
status, it should in fact, make you humble and nurturing and forgiving, all that good stuff is so
hot Allah what musala salam is exemplifying and that is very, very suddenly and very beautifully
highlighted by Allah here in the intro to this passage. Now, who is this person that musasa met, his
name was hidden. And most of the scholars of the year say that he is a prophet and the BU nine
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Belgium would like to be says, a healer, who have done soil a, it is said that he was a just a good
person, not a prophet of a lot. But he says, Well, I attach How do we know what did he know botella
de la Taku Illa. Allah, He says, the ayat actually give you evidence that he was a prophet, because
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the things he's going to do, a person cannot do it without receiving revelation, like if they had
had only if they can only do this, if they had revelation from Allah, there is no other way to do
this. without it being a crime without it being completely unacceptable. And this also for a profit
is not the norm. The Prophet son did not do anything like that musalla sam didn't do anything like
that. But this as we will see, was very specific for this particular profit and this particular
instance, all right, so as it says, it seems like he is a prophet and Walla Walla, he was because he
was acting upon special information that Allah had given him. We actually don't believe that there
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is like special hidden information that people have now. Right. This was something Allah had
bestowed upon people before the last prophet with the last prophet.
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While solemn, the finality of divine revelation ends with him, and he did not leave anything hidden,
whatever Allah told him, he expressed whatever Allah conveyed to him, he openly conveyed. And that
is how like that is like the message at the end of the final messengers, life clausal. But before
that last part Allah had that many messengers and the world at the same time, and some would have
some information, others won't, and some would act in a way the other prophets won't. And that's
perhaps one of the reasons why Allah does not mean him as a prophet, like just calls him a servant.
Because the other prophets in the Quran, don't act the way Fiddler is going to act right now. Hey,
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with that introduction, let us take a look at what Moses says Moses says, Hey, can I follow you so
that you may guide me by what you have been taught? Can I just follow you around? Again, humility,
he's not going up and be like, Hey, you know, I'm Moosa. I'm the guy who defeated the Pharaoh and
the guy who Allah speaks to all right, bring it Tell me what you know. Right? He's not doing that he
is, you know, being kind and gentle. And he knows that the guy he's speaking to, he is in a more
privileged position that he is, despite him being that gleam will allow the one who will last spoke
to so he speaks with him with kindness and gentleness, as is appropriate. And that shows the amazing
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nature of this great prophet of Allah, who, as you will learn was a very strong dominant men, right
in Surah. Number 28 will find you're so strong and dominant that he could kill a person with a
punch. I mean, we think Muhammad Ali Rahim, Allah is awesome because he knocked out any less than
with one punch. But Muslim Islam ended a person with a punch. So that's how dominant he was
physically yet Look at the beautiful, humble manners that he had the charming nature that he had
musasa now this man says you can't be do it. You can do it. You can be patient, because I'm going to
do stuff that you can't bear. Okay? And he says, You can't bear that because you don't know why I'm
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doing what I'm doing. Moses says Well, can you give me a chance so that you don't mean shall low
Samira. You will find me patient. He said, Well, if you're going to follow me, then don't ask me how
that does. me. Don't ask me about anything until I tell you. What is it that I have done and why it
is that have done that. Okay, now Busan says okay, now move on. talakad the set out. Three things
will happen. Number one, they set out on a boat. As soon as they jump on the boat, Phil takes an axe
and starts to chop away at the boat, it starts to destroy it. Mazel Aslan can understand this. And
he explains he can hold himself. He says how have you made a a hole in the boat to drown the people
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in it? A lot of territory. You have indeed done a dreadful thing. What are you doing? These people
were nice. They let us onto our boat or let us onto their boat. They were hospitable in the books of
history, we find that they charge fiver anything because the new Fiddler and they respect to that.
And here is the other you know, like destroying their boat is like what kind of you know person does
that color says upon luck upon occurrence of Sati Amaya Sabra did not tell you that you would never
be able to bear with me patiently. I told you so didn't I musasa as well give me a chance I actually
forgot about what I had committed with you. Give me one more chance please. Okay, fine. Second
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Chance, second opportunity executive thing that happens. They go and now they meet a young boy
SOHCAHTOA who never sleeps sleaze this void. Now, this is completely unacceptable in the Sharia, or
Mussa in the Sharia of Islam in every
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you know, every legal code in the world and particularly legal codes that are divinely inspired.
Okay. And like I said, as a as a preface, Hitler is going to do things that is not the norm for
profits. And this is not the norm for revelation and scripture, you know, like there's hidden
knowledge is like a thing of the past. The prophet SAW them, clarify it and explain everything and
left us with clear information and, and the, you know, the practice of a faith that is that vibes
with our fitrah our innate nature and makes sense to the to the to the mind and rationality in a
rational way. Now, but this is like I said a description of history. He does so moose RSM cannot
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stand that can bear it. He says have you slain an innocent person without his having slain anyone
like without any due process and like a vigilante you have killed somebody you have done something
extremely terrible. Nikita Shay and nohcra. Right, like what a terrible thing you have done was al
Islam is beside himself. The man says Did I not tell you I love
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Full locker in the calendar Sofia Amaya sobre. They are not telling you you can't be patient with
me. Right? Now Moosa is like okay, you know, he's got a point. So he said, How about if I do this
again, in South Africa and che in Banda, if I was to ask you anything again, after this, then that's
it. Our time is over, you can algo my way you go, you're with them. Now they go again. Third thing
that's happened, right, the first of the ship the second was the boy The third is they go to this
town. And they asked the people of the town for food, which is in normal thing, you go to a new
town, you don't know anybody there is no hotels you can go eat at. So you go to the people of that
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town, and the people the town are hospitable enough to provide you with basic food, even like a
place to stay. They're just asking for food. But the Abode these people refused. So now this is a
really like, these are really like, just wretched people, miserable people, you can't even provide
food, basic hospital, hospitality, basic, you know, like advocates towards the people who are coming
to your town. You can't even do that. It's a really, really wretched people. But Hitler turns
around, and instead of, you know, treating them the way, you know, in a manner that is kind of
appropriate, he starts to fix a wall in this town that's about to fall down. Who's Allah Salam now
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doesn't even question and why he's doing it. He's like, why don't you ask for money for this? Okay?
No shit at the hut, Allah He as a fiddler has had it. And he said, That's it has a fella by the name
of a Nick. That's all that we are going to do. And we're going to go our separate ways. But I'll
tell you why I did what I did. Okay. And then he says, the boat belonged to some poor people who
made their living from the sea, I wanted to damage it, because there was a king coming behind them
who was seizing every boat by force. If and because the boat was damaged, these poor people, these
Messiah keen or able to keep their boat, otherwise the king would have, you know, stolen their ship
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as well, like a pirate king was coming to steal their boat. But when the pirate king came and saw
this boat is about to sink, he said, Whatever, let's move on. Okay. So this is the point of the
story, right? The point of the story is, when bad stuff happens, it's not necessarily always bad, in
the sense that there is a long term good that may be there that we don't realize. And this is the
story that demonstrates that Hitler knew this, Allah had told him about it. And he was acting by
Allah's command, he was not a criminal, of course, he was a prophet. But this is something Moosa
didn't know. And this is something that people of the boat didn't know. So they might have been
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like, Oh, no, our boat is sinking. And what a terrible tragedy, we have nothing else. But there's
some good in that the good it is, you got the bigger tribulation of losing your boat altogether got
averted by this smaller tribulation and trial. As for the boy, his parents were believers, and we
feared that he would troubled them with rebellion and denial of truth. So we wanted to replace him
with someone purer than him, and more compassionate, this boy was going to grow up to be a tyrant,
who was going to grow up to be a defiant individual. So Allah, social, Hitler took his life. And he
said, we wanted to replace for them a better child, again, losing a child is one of the most
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difficult things a person can go through, it's never going to be like, just it's sometimes even that
you can never really get over it in a way because you just have to accept it, right? But the way we
accept it is that we understand that there is some good in it that we cannot conceive, cannot even
think, and Allah will know about that. And then he's done this to us as a test. And he will, he only
tests those who he loves, and there is some crisis that he's inverted, and inshallah he will replace
our loss with something better. Right? And that's the mindset of the believer not to quibble on and
just die on the hill of why did it happen to me, that's not how the believer acts of believers,
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like, you know what, this was really bad. But there is something that is good, that I can see,
because my vision, and my view is very restricted, and a loss is perfect and expansive, and its max,
and I will trust a loss plan. And so this is the lesson from the story. If, again, please don't
misunderstand this. The story here. This is a historical narrative that does not condone the actions
of hidden the province and never did that never sanctioned it. No other moves. I never did anything
like this. I never did anything like that. But this is a story of an historical narrative to tell
you what had happened with this person. And then what do you learn from that? And this is what we
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learn from it. Okay. MLG de as for the wall, it belonged to orphans in town whose father had been a
righteous man and a treasure
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There's Headley, Lee Android. So the Lord wanted to come up, wanted to come up at one of them to
come of age, so they can dig up the treasure as a mercy from him. These people were extremely,
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extremely stingy, right, can even provide basic food to their guests, you think they're going to let
these two orphan boys keep their treasure. So Allah says filler to protect the treasure of these two
boys, because their father was a righteous man. And therein lies the lesson that when a person does
good, and they live a good life, last pantalla takes the ownership of protecting, protecting his or
her progeny, his kids, grandkids, etc, Allah takes the responsibility of that. And that is a, you
know, that's a beautiful thing, like many of us are Muslims, because our great great great
grandparents had accepted Islam, maybe some of us have accepted them. But some of us many
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generations ago, somebody accepted Islam. And that's why we're Muslims today. And that is a laws
favor to that person who made the decision to choose to accept Islam, that today we are, you know,
protected and well, and practicing our faith, and our legacy for that great ancestor of ours, who
was back in time accepted a stamp. And this is kind of like, you know, like, we're living that out
the example of this I out. And then if we were to be good and righteous a level, make sure that our
kids will live it out, as well. Now, the, this is something that led us to *, that's absolutely
true. Something that you may like, there's, you know, some something, something that
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I dislike in it that you may not see, and something you may dislike, and there is something good in
it that you don't see at the moment. That is one of the lessons that we learned. Now, the reason why
the professor was telling these stories to the the reason why the Quran is telling us these stories
is because the people of Makkah had gone to the people of the Jews of Medina, this is before the
Prophet left McCargo Medina, asking them, we want to quiz this, the profit salon we want to quiz
him, so tell us some things to ask him. So on the list of things that the Prophet son was quizzed by
the people of Quraysh.
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By quiz by the people of Polish was the story of Musa and Heather, and the story of the people of
the cave. And now finally, the story of Volker named, the Quran mentioned these stories in this
place. For these beautiful like, there's a beautiful theme that's running through all of them. But
the reason why they're here. And the reason why we're discussing this, and they're mentioned is
because Quraysh were quizzing the prophet to see if he's a real prophet or not. And Allah supported
him by sending this revelation that answered the questions of the people, the people had no idea
about the stories, the prophets, some had no idea of these stories. And then there is enough hints
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in the story that lets the People of the Book, the People of the Scripture, the Jews, the
Christians, who knew their Bible, that this are an cannot be from a human being, the details in it,
the hints in it, the illusions in it, about these stories are there by the permission of God, not
because a human being is fabricating and copying it from other sources. And that is the reason why
the story of little Karna in the next story is number 83 to 98 is very ambiguous in its nature. The
details of it are scars, like very scarce, it's just, it's just barely mentioned the details. It
references a lot of things, because it was a response to a quiz question, response to being asked to
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see if the profit is a real profit or not. So this particular story just leaves those little hints
for the audience who's listening, not the Qureshi audience, but the People of the Scripture who are
listening to the prophets of response to see is is really a prophet or not, the hints are there for
them. And in the books of history, and the books of the show, you have many, many details about and
many, much like, you know, discussion about who will contain his little codename, according to
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majority of the scholars, he was not a prophet. He was a good righteous man and good righteous King.
And he was called Volker Nana was a nickname, The one of two turns two punches, like two ends of
something. It said that it was because he had conquered the east and the west, like basically the
areas like where the sun would rise and sun would set like if you would imagine the earth in that
way, the east and the west, he had conquered this whole tract of land. And that was how amazing and
dominant a king he was. Yet, despite the fact he was so dominant and powerful. He
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was not somebody who was a, you know, he was not a tyrant king, he was a righteous King, a good
king, a person generally absolute power corrupts absolutely. Like they say, right, but
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little codename actually was not one of those. He had, in a way absolute power like he controlled
vast tracts of the earth, under his power under his authority, yet he was a righteous man. Right, he
would say that if someone is, you know, wronged someone who's a wrongdoer, we will punish him. But
the one who doesn't write a law has a good reward for them. And we will speak kindly to that person,
if he was such that in this story is mentioned also the passage about the two mountains right, the
two mountains here as mentioned by chef Sadie in the scene that he had gone to the east, he started
by going straight to the west motherly Beacham setting of the sun. That's the West. Imagine the
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earth is reimagined, like, he's traversing a continent, like from ocean to ocean, so the West is the
western part of that continent, he reaches there, and that's where he conquers and dominates, then
sets out all the way to the multiple chumps to the east, the opposite side of that continent,
dominates everything in the way conquers everything in the way. And that massive tract of land is
his. And that's his incredible kingdom, then, unless one actually says this Gallico, how to not be
mad at any Cobra, we had full knowledge of Him, the fact that it was not mentioning all the specific
details here. It's not because he doesn't it's not mad Allah that Allah doesn't know. It's because
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he's leaving this ambiguous by design for the audience behind the main audience, right? The
audience, like behind the first row, the first row is flourish, because they want to know the
Prophet is a real prophet. The Prophet answers these questions. They're, you know, they're done.
Now, they don't have anything to argue with. But the second row audience is the Jews are Medina, and
the Christians of the Arabian Peninsula, were keenly listening to the Prophet telling the story of
our name, and seeing what information and how did he get this information. So these ambiguous
details were left for them to be convinced that truly this is a prophet of Allah. Now, he goes ahead
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Tavella, Vanessa Dane. He goes now after conquering the east and the west, this massive, you know,
tract of land, ocean to ocean, he starts going north. And as he started going north, there are two
mountains that were two mountains at that time, well known. And that is where he found the people
that were very difficult to understand, because of the way they would speak. But they'll coordinate
because he was a dominant King and very skilled was able to converse with them and able to
understand them. And that's one of the things that you learn like you know, to be a person who is
able to, you know, reach a large audience, he was
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able to understand the language of many people, right and acquiring languages and having mastery
over languages is a one of the things that sets up people for success. So he is able to understand
these people, even when they are liar Caledonia, common Nicola, there were difficult to speak with
and understand. Now they say, Well, he, yeah, Julian George Goggin, Magog are causing corruptions,
north of these mountains. They're causing corruptions we'll call 909 mighty king help us. Okay. So
he says, All right, I'll help you. I don't want any. They're like, can you give you money to do
this? It is like I don't need money. I don't need any money I have Alhamdulillah what Allah has
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given me is better and that tells us a righteous man. He wasn't looting people's wealth. And this
exploiting he was a righteous King, dominant but righteous. He said, You know what, I will help you
I will do this, but I need your laborers to help me and I need you to help me fill Albania qubino
motema erect a barrier between you and then bring me blocks of iron and then when the iron has
filled the space between the two mountains, he said blow on this on the fire with your bellows. And
then it went it became a red hot the iron he said Ofra la Tara, bring me molten Brasil pour over it.
So this is iron reinforced with molten brass that became a very strong and preventative wall. Now
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the question is who is Goggin Magog who is Yeah, Julian George, there is much discussion about this.
These are people from these are bunny Bashar or Banu Adam. They are from the stood the children of
Adam. They're not like some super humans or something like zombies or anything. They're actually
human beings.
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And then as
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As the books she mentioned, their Mojo, Deena Allah out they are on the earth. And on the day of
close to the end of the time of the day of judgment, they will come out as the Quran mentions in
Surah number MBs or number 21, that when the judge spill out, they will be medically heavy and soon
they will just completely run over the earth, but that time and they will run over the earth, that
will be the time when a Silas law would have would be back, you know, in flesh and body and he would
you know, him and the believers with him, what actually find would protect themselves from the
difficulty in the trial of the Arjun module. These are people who are really their reality is in the
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unknown, right, it's in the unseen Sorry, excuse me, in the unseen, elevate the reality of these
people and the way where they are and how they are, that is a like Allah has said,
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the Torah Baba whom Yama via Moodle for about one fifth of his soul, when the Trumpet will be blown,
we shall gather them all together, this is one of those things that happens as a miraculous
occurrence near the near the end of time. And there are many, many miraculous occurrences that will
happen near the end of time, like the coming back over Isa, like the coming of the Antichrist, the
Messiah, all of these things are miraculous, and in the unseen and alive. And one of those is the
fusion module. And the details are quite a lot and we don't have obviously time to discuss them, but
I wanted to at least mention them. Her name isn't mentioned in other books, as much historical
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debate of who he was low on them. But the Quran intentionally leaves these things without much
specific details, as if to make the argument or make the point that the information that the initial
audience of the Jews and Christians wanted to know about whether the Prophet is a prophet or not,
that was already that has been provided. And as for the other things, the other things to learn from
local nine is His justice, his dominance, his ability to converse with people his ability to do good
even when he doesn't need the money, all those are the other lessons we can learn as a lesson of
power, someone who has authority and power or Long Island right that that should be the way we
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should approach it. But then again, sort of calf has a lot of see very detail we can obviously go
into too much more detail than this because we're trying to go through a bit more.
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It circles back a beautiful way the surah circles back to the beginning and this is one of the most
you know elegant ways the Quran speaks about how
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an alpha has Ebola vena cava Fado, I bet even dooney Alia is number 100. To do those who deny the
truth, think that they can make my servants patrons instead of me do the thing they can worship
other gods besides me a less popular as that is obviously a losing proposition that is a incorrect
theology, right to take other eyes, other human beings as Gods besides Allah as children of God, and
that is of course what the Quran, the surah began with what and warn those who have said, who saved
that God has taken in terms of a son. Right? So it's a beautiful circle back to that also. The surah
began with a last part are speaking about the righteous, right, who were the believers, that
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believers who will do good deeds that they have a very good reward in with Allah waiting for them
that they are going to be in forever marketing if he ever look at this reward Allah speaks about all
those same people, those who believe and those who do good deeds, what is their reward, their reward
is they have gardens or paradise for their aboard for the place that they live in New Zealand
actually New Zealand is is like an appetizer. Okay, linguistically noozle is the appetizer to the
main course. So jannatul for those is just the beginning of their pleasure so panela the enjoyment
of the next life Jenna is just the beginning Jana is not like the end of their you know, happiness.
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It's where the happiness starts. And the amazing thing about Jenna that really I think we can fully
grasp in this world is when they're told these people exceed they're told in the beginning of surah
yoga they will remain in it forever now there there has been a fee up there in there forever.
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liable Hunan haha. Desiring no change. So if someone comes to them, theoretically in general saying
let's go to a better place in genda they will be like you know what we're having
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Here we're super happy with what we have hamdulillah and that extreme level of contentment, that
amazing feeling of being happy with what Allah has provided me That is what Jenna is that's a piece
of paradise that some of us can access even in this world. And that what that's what the Muslim
would make normal for at times that a subtle guerrilla battle. I asked you a lot for contentment,
right?
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In this world, and that is one of the most beautiful things that you can experience because it's
literally a piece of paradise as a beautiful way how the sewer circle backs, the sewer ends with the
prophets of Salaam, the Quran being described, again, the surah began talking about the Quran ends
we're talking about the Quran in the ocean were to become inked for the words My Lord showed me the
ocean will be exhausted before the words of my Lord come to an end, even if he were to add another
ocean to it. This is to talk about the depth of the meaning and the power of the words and then
speaks about again the sutra began to talk about the Prophet, ie manly Yun Veera right, the one who
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is warning as the Prophet Salaam ends with again speaking of the Prophet Salaam in nama Anna Bashar
Al mismo, coma I am a human being like you, it has been revealed to me that your God is one God. So
let him who hopes to meet his Lord, do good deeds and let him associate no one else in worship of
his Lord, but I used to be either terrible he had a beautiful surah so we have lots of you know,
details. Things to prefer to study. If you'd like to start further study Google Hernandez and
Goggin. Magog are more information shala you can learn there, but overall a very beautiful surah its
theme being trials and tribulations of life and how the Koran and following the sooner the prophets
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Allah is the way to make it out through these difficulties, trials and tribulations keeping the
prize agenda in mind that when we get there, this is the beginning for happiness, and it'll be so
awesome. You will want to know change from that. Then Allah moves on to Surah Maryam Surah Maryam is
named after the mother of Isa Maria alayhis. Salam, the the great, beautiful family of La imraan in
Ron's wife, Iran is the dad of Miriam, the grandfather of Isa. And imraan is also the brother in law
of zecharia. Zakaria and Emraan had married sisters, you know, into the same family. And then
Zakaria has yahia so that's the early Emraan. That's what Allah calls early Imran, in the Quran.
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These Buddhists Beautiful, beautiful, righteous family, an amazing example of how faith and family
go hand in hand. They clora Mati Rebecca Abu Zakaria begins with this very unique, disjointed letter
combo calf high in salt that Allah mentioned Zakaria, who made a dua to his Lord law towards leaner
and healthier he's in pain, he wants it. He really, really wants a son, but he's making a beautiful
doora that isn't a low tone, because it's a private matter that is a private matter. It shouldn't be
like yelled out, it shouldn't be like a matter of like theatrical experience of showing people it
really is a very private matter. And that's what we learned from this beautiful prophet. He says I
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am old. And then a last Papa says Don't worry, I'm going to give you as a courier a child whose name
will be yahia john, and we shall have not given a name to anyone before as as yahia. Of course, the
Korean restaurant is shocked at that, you know a little bit you know, like it's not like he wasn't
expecting the answer, but he wasn't expecting it at that moment. So he shocked so hello now I'm
going to have a child how Oh Lord, but I'm so old and my wife is barren. Allah says that is Allah's
decree. It will be easy for it is easy for me. Well, who are Leah Hagen I had created you before
when you were nothing, you are nothing and I made you so this is also this is much easier creating
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you know, yeah, in this situation is even easier. Okay. Yeah. Elisa Lam is described in the Quran as
Oh john, we said all fast the book who they will kitabi Pooja right. Hold on to the book, because
that is the way you can get through the difficulties of life, the persecution he was about to face,
and he stood steadfast holding on to the book. He was Hannon and he was a tender. He was nice. He
was tender of heart was that guy? He was. He was a pure in you know, Prophet. Well, Canada Pia,
pious Bahram bhiwadi he dutiful to his parents. What am Yakuza Baron arsia not Jabari wasn't a
tyrant and easy his parents are really old. He's a young man strong, handsome.
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You know, powerful, easily could be like, you know, trampling over his parents. But no, he was very,
very gentle. And he was not disobedient to his parents. And that is an amazing quality that we
learned from yahia alayhis salaam. And Allah says about him peace or be on him on the day of his
birth, on the day of his death, and peace will be on him on the day he is raised up to life. Again,
this is a beautiful example of how what a righteous family looks like the righteous family, an
excellent example of it. Then you have
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the story of Maria Maria Salam and her conception of Isa, the story you have seen before, but we
have to look again because there's a beautiful story recount in the book, how Mary viju from a
people to an Eastern place. This is where she would worship as where her monastery went was. And as
she was in seclusion, Allah sent are who are Angel and that Angel was gibreel Ali Salam who came as
a human being. Maria Melissa was wondering what is a human being doing here? You know, it was
something that she was concerned about. He said, she said, I seek refuge in Allah from you. Don't
come near me if you fear God. He said, I am a messenger of your Lord. I am an angel. And I'm coming
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to you with the news that you're going to have a child who is zakia, a poor child. He says, I'm
Luke, how Allah describes both of the children of this family, this miraculous blessed family. Both
of them are like, you know, miraculous birth. Yeah, yeah. Islam was a miracle because his parents
were extremely old beyond the age of burying children, right? And here, Maria malayalam, or excuse
me, yeah. He said, Islam is a miracle, because he didn't have a father. He was only he was conceived
by the word of Allah in the womb of his mother, Maria Medina Salaam, who, as she says, I love how
can I have a son, but no man has touched me. And I have never been unchaste meaning I have never
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been married. I have not been immoral. I haven't had intimacy with anybody. How can I conceive? So
both of these children on the family of Iran are miracles, but Allah calls them not just he doesn't
describe them as miraculous. He calls them zakia or zeca. People of purity, right? And that's the
fruit of your righteous family, that children are born with a sense of purity that, you know,
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that that is a parent in their manners as a parent in their dealings.
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She says, Look, I can't How can I have a child This is like impossible at the angels says to her
Cavalli key, it shall be Cavalli key. By the way, the key there is like a special, you know, Bob a
special address to her. This is your Lord's word to you, Maria, can I Leakey, all our of buki your
Lord has said to you this, who are you? Hi, Ian. It is easy for me. Paulina Jalla, who is telling us
we will make him a sign for mankind or Rama Amina and a blessing, a mercy for people from us. Okay,
I'm Ron Mahalia, this is a matter that's a done deal. Now Subhan Allah has been told, you have no
say in this matter, Miriam. This is something that's already been decreed. And then Allah through
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gibreel created Jubilee, blue, into Miriam, and then she conceived the the baby in her womb. And
that was the baby was created by the word of Allah Cole and has he is Kenny Mehta law, the word of a
law. Good, okay, and the soul of Allah as the soul of a law or rule gibreel came to blow this into
Maryam Anika salam, and to tell her that she's going to have this baby Isa. So this is how he is
Elisa Lam an amazing miraculous baby. Now she is now conceived she's conceived him now she withdraws
from her monastery because she needs to hide from the people. She's worried. Now as she is having a
child, you know, she's feeling the pain of labor. She is saying, law if I had only died before this,
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According to NASA Mercia and had passed into oblivion didn't even exist, but a little less you know
what a great honor is awaiting her. She being the mother of Isa being the greatest Lady of all time
number one of all time among women is Maria alayhis. Salam, right. And then as she's going through
that tough time, Allah miraculously inspires through her baby that say to your mother, that pajara
bukata ki Surya, don't worry, lotta Honey, don't despair. Don't lose hope Allah has the right for
you. is going to make things easy for you. You know, shake the trunk of the palm tree and ripe dates
will fall on it for fall from you.
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fall on you excuse me. So eat and drink what Korea hyena and relax. All right, eat and drink and
relax. An amazing little subtlety here is a lot she was going through a difficulty that was a part
of a miracle. So miraculously, Allah, Allah provided her relief with her child speaking to her or a
gibreel, Allah Salam speaking to her, at that point to comfort her from the difficulty that she was
going through number two, she's still told despite it being a miraculous birth and a miraculous
intervention from Allah, she's still told to move in as well to take the means that she can, what
are the means, what was he like he we did enough like shake the palm tree. If I tried to shake a
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palm tree or a bunch of us tried to shake the palm tree, trust me, nothing is falling from the palm
tree, the palm tree is very sturdy. But this is a
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a beautiful example that she has to put her effort and then put her trust and love her effort is to
shake the palm tree and then Allah will take care of the rest, sending her dates, sending her water.
And this is this beautiful lesson of this conception and birth of Isa, that even though was a
miracle. Alas, mother's still teaching us that trusting in Allah means you do what you can and then
you leave the rest that you can in the hands of Allah Do what you can control or work or with what
you can control and what you cannot control. Leave in the hands of a lot. What Korea and then just
relax, you know, just chill. A lot will take care of the rest. And now a lot of tells her that when
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you speak see a person don't speak anything to them. Don't say anything to them for only Indian
adult older money, Solman song fasting, fasting, home speaking, right. That's what the word
linguistically means. Don't say anything. falando Caledonian when she comes to the people, the
people are like Mary, what have you done? Right, Mary? How could you have done so your father was a
good man, your mother was a good woman. You are from the descendants of Harun. You're from a noble
family. You're, you know, descendent of a prophet, and you are married. You're born into this
righteous family of worshipers? How can you do something so terrible? She doesn't say anything. She
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points at the baby for a shot at La he she pointed to the child. And they said, How can we speak to
a child who is in the cradle for math, this phobia or they're in the Abdullah? Isa lesson on day one
was a prophet of Allah. That's an amazing miracle. The Prophet son was 40 years old and he received
revelation musala son was 40 year old when he met when he went and spoke to Allah, Allah and
received revelation eSATA Salaam, baby Isa on day one was a prophet of Allah. And he says in the
Abdullah, I am God's servant, he gave me the book and made me a prophet Allahu Akbar, and made me
blessed wherever I may be, and enjoined upon me prayer and giving Zakat meaning
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charity, as long as I'm alive, and he's instructed me to be beautiful to my mother, and I was not
not made me arrogant or wicked, and peace be upon me the day I was born. And blessed is the day I
was born, and the Blessed is the day I die. And blessed is the day when I'm brought back to life. So
hon Allah is Allah Salam defends the honor of his of his mother, eSATA Salam spoke in the cradle.
And this is one of the amazing miracles of our Prophet Isaiah. And this is that righteous family,
that miraculous righteous family. You know, this is the outcome of a good family, that children are
blessed with good luck, they are blessed with, you know, taking care of their parents, they're
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blessed with, you know, dignity and honor their stand up people. And that is what, you know, that's
one of the morals of the story, the story
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of surah that faith and family go hand in hand. And this is a beautiful demonstration of that. Keep
in mind, by the way, minimalism was a single mother, right? So here she is raising this child by
herself, in tough circumstances, constantly accused, constantly berated constantly,
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you know, looked down upon her son treated ill until, you know, they tried to assassinate him, her
nephew, assassinated. All these difficulties they faced just because you're a righteous family
doesn't mean you're not going to face difficulties, plenty of difficulties will come right, but the
the good manners, the good morals, that is the outcome of a good family. And that is what Allah
describes. And he also says that Aligarh is of no money at all, and that is the Jesus the son of
Mary. That is the truth about Western dispute. fee em Tarun their dispute about this. There's
nothing to dispute. He was not the Son of God Makana De La Jolla, tequila me wallet, this
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Not the fist fit the majesty of God that have a child. So ohana, who he is far above that when you
decrease something he only says B and it is in a coma a Milan for in the Maya hola who couldn't find
a cone. So panela this continues Allah mentions the story of faith and family gone wrong, which is
now the next story. Our father Ibrahim al Islam, Moscow suka Ibrahim, we count the story of Abraham
in the book, he was a man of truth and a prophet. He said to his father or Father, why do you
worship something that can neither here nor can benefit you in any way? Oh, Father, I have received
knowledge that you would have not so follow me. But the Barony I will guide you to the straight
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path. My Yeah, but the my father, don't worship the devil. Because the devil is a rebel against the
Most Gracious one. My father, I fear that the punishment from the Most Gracious one will come and
affect you for the ownership. One you will hear and you will become a friend to the devil, Ibrahim
Hassan is giving Dharma to his dad, it
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is the son and his dad is the Father. He is in a lower position the father is in a higher position.
Yet Abraham Wilson has the humility to to call his dad to love and the courage to say something to
his dad with love that you are doing something wrong or father. And that's one of the most difficult
things to do to have the humility to not become arrogant, and while caring for someone and have the
courage to see it without without fearing the consequences. And that's what Brian Wilson shows us
amazing example of that balance between courage and love. You know, not fearing consequences,
because the right thing as we said, but also saying the right thing in the right way. And how
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amazingly he says yeah, buddy, yeah, buddy. Yeah, buddy. Yeah, buddy. Yeah, I bet the four times in
this
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in this passage, huh? Yeah, but the four times he says it, which means Oh, my beloved father is
speaking so beautifully to his dad, because he really really loves him and really has concern for
his father. But the dad's response is very rough all around him on and on, and he had to Abraham,
you reject rdts or Abraham, if you don't stop, I will stone you to death. Why junie Maria. So this
is the response, physical abuse or the threat of it. And in our religion, when there's a threat of
abuse, you stop now ba da da da da, you end that situation, so that the abuse and the the the
physical pain ends, but I am an associate Solomonic I will appeal to you I will pray to my Lord for
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your forgiveness. He has indeed been gracious to me. Look at the amazing a lot of Ibrahim and that's
what the this the story of the theme of the sutra is faith and family go hand in hand. Even when
family doesn't always work out. The people of faith in the family should demonstrate what it means
to be faithful by having the flock by showing love and showing concern. While not reciprocating bad
with bad
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In fact, reciprocating bad with good Salah Muna Alec, right and one of the things we notice is that
we celebrate the Salam on a lake of Ibrahim, we celebrate the amazing
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you know, calmness and patience in the face of these threats of Ibrahim, we don't celebrate the the
physical threat of his dad, we don't celebrate the person who is
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you know, threatening physically we celebrate the one who was diffusing and the escalating our
father Ibrahim alayhis salam, so Subhanallah very beautiful. Then Allah mentions musala, salaam and
Harun also his nine and his Salaam, even though Abraham's father was not a good person, and he
couldn't convince his father, he raised his own children. Well, he raised his half and Yahoo, and he
raised his smile. And those were the leaders of, of humanity, right? That's where the the religions
of the world come from. Right? Allah speaks about how Subhanallah these prophets that Allah has
sent. They're the ones that Allah have favorite, like a Latina, and I'm alone in him. Mina Nabina,
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these are the profits from the descendants of Adam, from the ones who we carried with Noah from the
children of Abraham and his email. Israel is Yahoo. And those who we guided, and we chose, these are
the ones again, their humility, they are always on display that not only am I a man when the
revelations of the Most Merciful were recited to them, they fell down, prostrating themselves and
beeping. So this is a beautiful expression of how faith
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You know is manifests itself and how, even in turbulent times with the trial of family how that
beautiful manifestation of faith never changes. The Quran speaks at this source surah speaks at the
end about
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how Allah, Allah has absolutely no need. For, in fact, not just No need. It is absolutely
unfathomable, that Allah has a child of two children in the you have uttered a monstrous falsehood.
It is so monstrous, that the heavens may well burst and the earth may well break asunder, and the
mountains may well fall into pieces because of what the statement implies that a lot of the Most
Gracious one has a son. Allah is not part of his creation. Allah is above the creation. He's not a
member of the genius of the creation. He is one who has made the creation. How dare someone make a
law, a part of the creation? How dare someone say Allah has had a son, and that son is chosen and
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everybody else is second class, and that sons race is the chosen race. How dare someone say that
Allah came and became one with his creation when he is above his creation, and he is the one who
dominates and not isn't, you know, confined to the limits of the creation, or miembros de la rama,
the tequila, it's not becoming it is completely not befitting the majesty of the most compassionate,
to take him to himself a son. In fact, everything is in his ownership in His Kingdom, in coolamon,
for some of the world in Latin America, everyone should come to the Most Gracious as a servant,
under the command of Allah, not that Allah is one of the people a lot is the creator of the people,
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and they will come as his job as an actress submission to him Subhan Allah, this is sort of Maria.
And again, it circles back. It all began with the story of the righteous family of early Enron and
it ends with the mention of the righteous of all times in the Medina hamano army lasallian the
people who believe and do good, Allah, the Most Merciful would bestow affection upon them, love
people. Reality Salam yahia Isa, everybody face persecution, money on us on fees, the most difficult
accusations yet all of us love them today, all of us, you know, we name our kids after them, we you
know are honored that we are, you know, the ones who believe in them and they are role models so
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panela So Allah says that the effect of faith and family is on the faithful is that the love of the
faithful will be around long after they are gone. And that is such an amazing thing. Allah says
finding them is or not will be the sonica leadership team we have made it easy in your own language
lets you make convey the glad news the righteous and give warning to a stubborn people. Okay, and a
lot that remains but he wants to destroy he destroys the terrible punishment how many generations
have been destroyed before them? Can you find a single one of them live now? Or as much as hear
them? whisper outta Smeralda Homeric so the other part of this sort of or there's just so hard Allah
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it's as Rhoda deserves his own like two hours
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as I won't be able to get to it today but I just want to highlight I'll highlight three things I'm
sort of I have to conclude the number one point is a last podcast as well. So Haha, that man's
olalekan or analytische got Surah Taha talks about faith is happiness, not grief, for an was not
sent down to you or profit to make you upset to distress you. It is not that's not what the reason
or revelation was. That's not what the outcome of their religion should be. That we become
distressed and saddened. It is in Latika Lima yaksha. It is only a reminder for the one who fears a
lot. So that's one thing and then the large part of the swirl from AI a nine to AI a 99 all the way
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to the end is another large story telling our historical narrative of our Prophet Musa Salah. And
this time point number two is when he is at the beginning of his journey of receiving revelation.
And he received revelation very uniquely and he sees a fire as he's making his way back to Egypt
with his family. He says to his family wait here to be here. You know stay you know be be safe here.
I am going to go and find out if I can get something. Some fire some a brand of fire so we can get
some heat where I can find some directions. Okay. Oh as you do on under the hood.
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directions what happened with is that Allah was there and alas pantalla spoke to him at that point.
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And at that point is when he received revelation and guidance not just to find his way back to
Egypt, but guidance to guide benissa here, all of them okay. And it's a beautiful passage I actually
encourage you to read it, it's quite easy. Where a lot introduces this is so important for to where
it introduces who he is. I am your Lord. I am a law there is no deity except me. If I wouldn't be
welcome to salata, Lee Vickery, establish the prayers in my remembrance. This is something that
musalla some very easily, he knew, he knew that he he understood that he lived that his whole life.
So last month tells him all of these things about the day of judgment about establishing the prayer
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about remembering him, but then I lost my job before giving him the massive task of going and
freeing bunnies that are asked similar question, what is that in your right head almost
automatically can be aminika yamasa. And this kind of small talk me Moosa elder more comfortable, he
said, This is my staff, I lean on it. And with it, I beat leaves for my flock and I have other uses
for it. And then Allah showed him the miracle that this staff of yours will become a miracle, it's
going to turn into a snake, you will smack it on a rock and then water will gush forth and that will
be drinking water for your people, you will use the staff and split the sea with the staff, the
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staff is no longer going to be the staff that you lean on only homosassa I will see her and as
before Allah gives him the news of that are chosen these miracles and tells him of his mission to go
to the Pharaoh, huh? He Subhana Allah gives him the reassurance of like the small talk. So Busan is
Sam's heart is content. Messiah Sam at this point, when he gets this task, he immediately makes the
data that I make every time I begin, a bishop is otherwise silly Emery. Oh, my Lord opened up my
heart, make Madhouse easy for me. Loosen the knot my tongue so that they may understand what I am
saying. The point three and the last point that we will make about the story, this beautiful story
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where Allah Allah recalls the life of Moosa.
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This time, they are going he's gonna go and face the Pharaoh, have a conversation with a pharaoh
meet the the magicians of the Pharaoh, who's gonna throw down the staff first, Moses throws it down,
he he felt a little bit apprehensive when this whole thing was happening because he is standing in
front of all the people, he is fighting these people with his with his miracle. But alas, Pattaya
helped him prepare would not have to worry, as all this is happening at the very end of the story. A
last part Allah mentions
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that
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the point of this story, right, is fosse Mirada, Maya hulan. Be patient with what they say. That's a
concluding remark that alone makes and that's my last point. Be patient with anything that they may
say, was sub B, glorify Your Lord with his praise before the rising of the sun. And before it's
setting and glorify Him in the hours of the night and the beginning of the day. La La Casa de la so
that you may find comfort, remember the surah began we're talking about the Quran and Islam are not
sent to distress you to make your life miserable. They're sent to alleviate that, to to to liberate
us from those feelings, and that those emotions now, Moosa story is a story full of like, ups and
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downs and difficulties and, you know, stuff that can really really make a person very distressed.
But we see from the story of Musa than the lesson, the way he was victorious at the end is he was
patient phosphorelay, my afolu he was patient with what people benissa even said about him, what
when he did, what the Pharaoh said, what the pharaoh did, he was patient consistently, and that's
the new that's the message for us as well. And he was constantly The one who would remember a lot,
right, I can miss out on a victory status to pray for my, my remembrance. Here alarm reminds us
remember me in all these times before the sun rises before it sets at the time of the hours of the
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night. And during the day. Basically the five daily prayers at those times. Remember a law connect
yourself to Allah so that you may find comfort daily, while after we're done. I don't envy
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The world the benefits that we've given to some of them for those for with these we seek only to
test them enough Dena home fie zanele had to do is like a flower. Don't be tempted by its beauty,
it's gonna wither away the world, a life The world is fickle, where risks are a bigger Halo upca the
provision of your Lord is better and more lasting. What more Lockerbie Salah you need your family
with you, to help you get you through this bid, you're free people to say their prayers, have your
family together. And you all worship a lot together while staalbeer la ha and be constant in the
observance of the prayer while slobbered is an extra level of sub. Right patience. That is like you
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know, there's consistency required here and that's where Salah is consistency.
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I'm not saying we're not asking you for anything. Learners I look at this card, who demand is made
for fuel to take care of who Allah is rather not not Zuko, we are the ones who provide for you. And
the best and is for the the end the best and is that of the righteous. So this is actually a summary
of the story of most of the lessons of it. I felt that we should share that at the end. But I do
encourage you to please read the story of Musa alayhis salam and the translation is so Taha it's a
very beautiful, fascinating story, inshallah you learn a lot from it. And for the sake of brevity,
we have to cover a little bit that we can and, you know, leave parts of the of the forum that we
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can't cover in this one hour. I hope that allows parcela allows us to understand the Quran and to
implement its teachings. So that was everybody for coming out and I'll see you all again tomorrow.
Same time, same place, sha Allah Subhana Allah Mohammed Ganesha de la ilaha illa. Anta sophistica
are the two with a Salaam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh