Aarij Anwer – Linguistic Beauty of Surah Al-Fatiha

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The importance of the Bible's seven outings and its significance in various cultural and political environments is discussed, along with the importance of understanding the meaning of "opportunities" and "opportunities" in Arabic language. They emphasize the need for a strong foundation to achieve success in life, citing the importance of trusting oneself and avoiding giving too many false assumptions. The topic of shambles and the printing of a book is also emphasized.

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			Welcome everybody to the
		
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			to the presentation today on the beauty of soulful Fatiha
		
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			This is something that
		
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			I feel is important for us today.
		
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			Today as in like
		
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			not like in these times but more like today, like as a topic for today because sudo Fatiha is what
allows patola called the kuratas sub admin and Matheny, Welker and allow him the seven oft repeated
surah seven oft repeated verses of the Quran.
		
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			It is also something that allows patola
		
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			or the Prophet is of some calls as the
		
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			as the prayer.
		
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			It is a song to salata, benei webinar abdeen is fine. I have divided the prayer in two parts. And
the prayer here is you're free to sort of attack. So as a topic for today or tonight's webinar, I
decided to study Sudafed, because of its extreme importance, and because it is something that we
read in our Salah, every single time we get up to pray.
		
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			Those are some factors. I wanted to actually highlight some of the linguistic beauty or pseudo
Fatiha to you Charla the plan that we have is to read the translation of Soto Fatiha firstly
		
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			discuss a little bit about the
		
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			sub linguistic aspects of suitable for to have certain things that the facility would say about
certain Fatiha and then finally, you know, some reflections on this beautiful parable surah before I
begin, I'd like to actually ask people
		
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			we have a few people here, but only two of us. Where are you people from? Which part of the world
you live in.
		
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			You can type your answers or you type and participate
		
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			in the chat box. We have somebody who Toronto which Allah
		
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			South Carolina, who were snippy with Allah, Malaysia, Maryland for auto saga, Australia.
		
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			I am based out of a place called london ontario. This is it close to Toronto, about two hours from
Toronto. Netherlands Malaysia Mashallah very nice. Okay, a UK
		
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			a lot of people Mashallah from Toronto. Awesome. How many people
		
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			here are part of the steps to Arabic program I can recognize a few names
		
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			to somebody else just because I love
		
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			anybody else was part of the steps to every program
		
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			Mashallah very nice.
		
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			So, most of you it seems like an odd part of the program is that is that correct?
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Something Yes.
		
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			All right. hamdulillah. Let us
		
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			discuss throttle factor hi Charla.
		
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			The let's let's start with a bit of a trivia, shall we?
		
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			Okay, what is the first
		
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			first revolution in the Quran?
		
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			First revelation will be surah Allah, very good. That is a corrupt Miss bureau beacon levy Holla
Holla Holla Santa min Allah. Correct.
		
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			That's the surah the first five ayat were revealed to the prophets also known
		
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			as the first revelation of the time, before the first revelation of the Quran. Was there any
revelation that was given to the prophets of Allah?
		
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			Do you know
		
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			We have a lot of people saying no, give
		
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			anybody who says something to the contrary.
		
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			Nobody, okay. So, in fact, before the prophet SAW someone received revelation,
		
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			before any Quran was revealed to him,
		
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			the prophets of Salaam would see true dreams. And he would see true dreams for six months. That was
a part of
		
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			the Salah of what's called the receiving the message from Allah, Allah as revelation. And as
described as unstable cloudy, by eyeshadow, Yolanda, can Allah your earlier enlarger at Miss lafalot
		
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			II would see a dream at night. And then we'll come through the next day, like the rising of the sun,
or like the daybreak like very clear, absolutely unambiguous. So the profits are some actually,
those six months of dreams, the true dreams that he saw, were a preparation for the process to
receive revelation eventually. But also that was actually part of revelation because we believe that
true dreams are part of Revelation. In fact, the possum says in the Hadith, that what's remaining of
the revelation is only the true dreams that a believer sees. Right, everything else is done.
Revelation with the last part that has stopped. But that is an element that's a door that's still
		
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			open to somebody who could see a true dream. And that is a type of inspiration from Allah, tala.
		
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			That is actually the first beginnings of the revelation to the Basilan. Then you have sort of Accra,
Arabic Allah The Hala for the first time I have a Quran is not picking it up revealed
		
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			which surah was revealed.
		
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			First in its entirety, to the Prophet some.
		
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			Indeed, Mashallah. Some of you know, the answer to that question, which was, the first word revealed
in its entirety to the prophets was alone was indeed total factor. So, that, folks is something of
an incredible
		
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			no distinction for the surah It is the first full surah completes were revealed to the Prophet
Sunnah, number one. Number two, it's the first surah that we find sequentially in the Quran, you
know, from the order of the Quran, that the prophets have left us with the first surah and it is
		
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			correct.
		
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			It is the surah that is read in Salah.
		
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			In fact, it is even Kafeel says that it's called alpha to ham Eva huddle, kitabi hacohen it is the
first you know, it's the opening surah
		
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			when you open the Quran, the most of the first thing that you see there is sort of Attica, and then
he says will be tough, the whole Torah, for Salah the first real citation that you recite is sort of
refer to before sort of as how you don't read anything from the Quran. You there's some doors you
read before that of course, but re citation of Quran starts with little thought in every regard.
		
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			That is, of course is putting aside the difference of opinion between the scholars when it comes to
somebody who someone who's praying in congregation, right, someone who's praying in congregation
there is differences of opinion of do they read social Fatiha are not a but putting that aside for a
second someone who's praying by themselves, okay?
		
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			That person,
		
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			every single record that they're praying by themselves, the citation that starts their rocker or the
first part of the citation of karate for them is sort of attack, you say.
		
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			So that's a third thing about
		
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			it is the thing that opens the citation of the Quran in our prayer. Because he says, it is called.
		
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			It's called monkey tab.
		
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			Monkey tab, which means literally the mother of
		
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			A book Okay.
		
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			Does anybody know what it means for something to be in will GitHub or almost something like what
does this expression mean? Any ideas? Anybody?
		
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			summarize summarise? Excellent thank you to Java for that
		
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			a summary of things very good. The essence the start thanks, just lost the essence of it the start
of it, all those meanings are very good. The meaning really is the core the essence of the message
is in total Fatiha. So, the scholars particularly scholars of the Sahaba considered total Fatiha to
be whom will keytab in the sense that it is a summary of the message of the Quran. So that's a basic
virtue for the surah as well.
		
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			Then you have of course
		
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			the the title that alas Papa bestows upon the sutra, which is suburban, middle masani.
		
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			suburban middle, Bethany, if I was let me share my screen with you here to demonstrate something.
		
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			All right, those of you who are students of the program, this is a familiar set up for you. That's
how we conduct our Arabic program, the steps to every program, we have the screen that are shared
here. And,
		
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			and the, what's called
		
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			the screen that's shared here, and then I usually utilize a variety of tools online to share stuff
and then I usually type stuff as well. So I'll type some stuff here which I'd love for you. So some
names and virtues of this surah right. So we were counting a few of them right. So firstly, it was
the
		
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			first full surah revealed to the prophets are not correct. It is also the first surah sequentially
correct in the Quran.
		
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			Okay, it is the first recite ation
		
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			of the Quran in araca. Right. It is called Makita Makita
		
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			Makita
		
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			which is the mother of the book literally, that's literally what it means. What it actually means is
the crux, the essence of the book, which is the upper arm, right, that's the title for it.
		
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			The old will get up then last month a lot of misters uploaded the title
		
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			well after that the NACA sobre el pasado de Waal por el all the okay
		
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			look at this it just
		
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			all right.
		
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			We have given you the seven off recited verses and the great quote and so the seven off recited
versus the seven off recited verses This is sub
		
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			sub i mean seven right sub bond
		
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			mean then
		
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			my thorny
		
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			sub Amina method the seven off decided versus Why is it called that? Any guesses why Allah calls it
the seven off recite verses
		
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			You can type the answer
		
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			repeated onsala Very nice. It is repeated in the Sala it is something that is repeated again and
again. So out of the first retype citation of the inner rocker. That's what this is right? So it is
so frequently repeated sub Barbie doll Bethany.
		
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			Love check out this really beautiful panoramic technique here. Okay, look at this Alcor and allow
him What does it mean? The Great Koran the glorious or correct look at the Al Quran that's the core
Android there and allow them is right here.
		
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			The great
		
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			yes
		
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			all right question is Surah Fatiha part of the Quran?
		
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			easy question.
		
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			Yes it is. Of course it is.
		
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			So Allah, Allah mentions sudo Satya here sebamed mineral masani you see that sebamed mineral
		
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			masani seven oft repeated
		
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			seven after repeated or oft recited verses
		
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			this part is actually part of the Quran.
		
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			This is actually part of the Quran, but Allah, Allah is mentioning it outside of the Quran, right?
Like mentioning it.
		
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			Apart from it, even though it is part and parcel of that Quran, what's the wisdom behind that the
wisdom behind that is to highlight that particular thing. In this case, it is sort of
		
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			this is called the oxygen hos alarm, you have something that is like a large collection of things.
		
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			And then from that large collection of things, you take out one thing and you put that either before
in the sentence or after in the sentence before it before the thing that encompasses it, and that is
done to highlight that particular aspect. Okay.
		
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			For example, let's look at another example of this principle in the Quran. If you look at
		
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			if you look at the last two verses of Surah Baqarah, right, so
		
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			if you look at the very end of Soto bhatura Ooh, that is not it. That is it. Okay. Manasa rasuluh
Bhima owns Illa Illa Hema Ravi Waal, me known. Can you spot the,
		
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			the translation is the messenger blah, believes, sorry, the messenger believes in what has been sent
down to him from his Lord. And so do the believers. Can you spot what is general? And what is
specific here? What's general? In the higher?
		
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			Brother? Please type the answer because it's a bit more efficient that way.
		
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			If you don't mind,
		
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			the generic thing here correctly as typed care by brother or sister as hard I don't know if it's
brother or sister.
		
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			The believers are general right? It's like a large group or brother or something. It's a large
group, huh? Yes or no? off this group is what? In fact, the first of this group is
		
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			the messenger for Salah. Right? So Allah, Allah is highlighting the messengers or Salaam here from
all the believers. You see that? That is that technique that he's using here out full arm a little
hoarse. Let's look for another another Ayah gibreel the superduper deal.
		
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			All right, look at this ayah let's see if we can spot the same principle here again, man can I do
one lilla he, when my lad he can he also read big Videla or mikala for in the lohar do will need
caffeine. Whoever is an enemy of God, His angels or his messengers all or have Gabriel or Michael
will surely find that God too is the enemy of those who deny the truth. Okay, what is
		
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			the generic
		
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			Large set, right? The Super set of people or or entities here.
		
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			So let's look at this from this part
		
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			His angels or his messengers, right angels are as the types of messengers have a lot to because they
bring the message of a lot to people correct like Jerusalem. So the large group here is the angels.
Let's consider to the angels for now. Okay? All of those angels which ones are highlighted here in
the ayah
		
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			Sevilla for cloud has the answer lokeren the ones that are highlighted here is GB deal. And Miguel
or Mika l depending on which recite ation of Quran you are choosing
		
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			gibreel Ali Salam is the one who brings down the revelation to the prophets. And also, you know,
other great matters like on the night of power to read and Islam actually comes down to the earth.
Every single laser cutter has a very beautiful distinction for that night. That that is the night
that the angel would bring revelation who has sense sees coming because revelation has ceased coming
to the earth comes down as a sign of a lost blessing for that beautiful, amazing night. gibreel Mika
Miguel is the angel that is responsible for the rain. It is just like the rain is the
		
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			the sustenance of our body. Right when it's raining. We have irrigation we have plants we have, you
know, the water cycle, you know, is running smoothly we have our drinking water, everything is
smooth and running as it supposed to be as long as there's no drought as long as there is rain,
right? So rain is really the thing that starts
		
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			our whole life the way we know it like the one that really sustains our material life. And that's
what Mika is responsible for Juba de la Islam is responsible for the revelation which is like the
nourishment of our soul is nourishment of our soul. The very beautiful how Allah mentions both of
these together. This is part of the thing we hope to do. When we study the Quran is we're able we
want to like learn enough Arabic to be able to translate these these verses to be able to know why
is this Juba de la right is an Fatah here, right? Mika Allah right. We want to know, why is it I do
one lilla he, you know, here is our do one? Why is these differences there? You want to be able to
		
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			tell with certainty why that is the case. That's one part of learning Arabic And then the second
part is that once we have these tools to ponder, Allah, Allah mentions all the angels from them he
chose gibreel and Mika gibreel brings revelation nourishment for our soul. Miguel brings rain
nourishment for our bodies. So part of
		
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			both the things are covered. So as you can see, again, they're highlighted from the group. We go
back to our surah here Saba mineral mahtani well Quran Allah, or I hear all of the Quran is great,
but specifically the seven oft repeated verses are specially specially great, you see, so that's
another beautiful name for
		
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			for Surah Al Fatiha cyber Amina Bethany.
		
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			It is also called a Salah. There is also called
		
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			what is the cold the prayer
		
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			a Salah
		
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			Why is it called a Salah me because he mentions
		
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			cuando la sala
		
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			it's called a follow me over here Elisa to Salam and Nabil Carson to salata. benei babina IBD
misfiring because Allah, Allah says or the Prophet Salam is narrating the speech of a lot. This is
called Hades bootsy
		
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			in a narration, he is describing what a lie saying that's not an IT IS A last part Allah speaking to
the Prophet Salaam or speaking in generic terms of the profit some describes that to us and that we
consider also to be part of the Hadith scripture, okay.
		
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			salata, vainio may not be the spine I have split Sala
		
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			into two parts. Some people are asking a few questions let me just answer the webinars supposed to
be about an hour we started about 810 so we have about 30 to 35 minutes, I will have some time for
QA and then this will be uploaded offline shortly afterwards as well.
		
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			Okay
		
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			pasado salata, benei radar at this point I have split the prayer in two parts. And then a last part
Allah it this hadith put see in this, you know divinely divine Hadith he then proceeds to call or
proceeds to talk about al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen, the source of
		
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			meaning he is calling sloto Fatiha what he's calling it the prayer. right he's calling it the prayer
for Sumit Al Fatiha to Salatin It is named Salah even though he says near the harsh open fear
because it is a prerequisite of the prayer you have to recite it you know especially when you're
praying by yourself Salatu Soto Satya has been recited
		
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			in it okay. So, again to tell you how important this surah is another name where you call Allah a
Shiva and is called a Shiva What does a Shiva mean? Anybody?
		
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			The
		
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			the cure, right? The cure of Shiva.
		
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			All right.
		
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			Why is it called Shiva because what daddy me narrated from Abu Zubaydah laundry on who they thought
they had to kitabi she found min Cooley sub game,
		
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			it is the sort of how to get up so to Atlanta is a is a cure for all types of ailments. Okay, so it
is supposed to be something that we seek cure through. Now, this is an interesting question like, do
we seek cure through medicine? Do we seek cure through poor and we seek your true, you know, like,
like, what do we do? So, the answer to that question, that's actually a deep question and has some,
you know, some, some discussion is required, and there's some, you know, precedents from the Sahaba
		
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			rizwana laid out on a him
		
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			but the short answer is, we're supposed to be patient when we're in a type of illness, to be able to
seek Allah's reward, but also seek cure, because the process of said but at the level that Illa a
lot, whatever Allah has sent down a, a type of a disease, Allah has also sent out a cure for it. So
we seek the cure that Allah has sent down. Part of that cure is, you know, through medicine, any
type of medicine really like this as long as not like detrimental to your to your own, like health,
or it's not something that's Haram, you know, and it's in its nature.
		
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			And also we seek Shiva and cure through the Quran the words of Allah because Allah says when karate
man was she found what I mean, we have sat down in the Quran, what is it? Sure, right, what is it?
Sure, any healing for the believers? So we seek it through the Quran, and one of the sutras that we
seek you through is
		
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			what you call Allah Rukia. Similarly, it's called a Rupa Rukia is the you know, the seeking of of
cure through resuscitation.
		
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			Which is appropriate.
		
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			Because
		
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			it is again something that
		
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			is a hobby, right? I'm
		
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			sorry. I will say don't be sorry, you know, Wroclaw be horrible. Raja Salim Apollo samudrika Haruka
Casa de, you know, read Soto Fatiha and helped cure a person by the permission of Allah through his
words. And the problem said when he can know how to clear that then what would you what would make
you realize that this is the the seeking of the cure to citation or warfare shefa nuclear racing or
weather forecast? Good question. They are very
		
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			Similar in their meanings,
		
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			Shiva is a cure leukemia seeking a cure ship is the end objective. And Rukia is is basically like
seeking that end objective of the cure. I have tried it I was I wanted a really piping headaches and
panela. And, you know, I was actually so tight, so sick, I couldn't do it myself but a brother does
our lokeren you know, to drop this rookie on me and wrestled with her and hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah
was a beautiful seeking of cure. So I encourage you to do that. Because this is what a lot patrulla
has said to us as a type of cure. Okay. And we try our best to get whatever we can get from cure
from wherever we can. Yes, you can post the QA post the questions here I'll take some QA towards the
		
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			end. Okay. All right. Rukia, Rokia
		
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			some, like even our boss said, it is a social program, it is the
		
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			that is the foundation of Quran
		
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			and then there's other scholars of Koran like Sophia and Eben Orianna and others that give it their
own names.
		
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			And, and and, you know, this is something that you know, there's no like no real end to it, how many
names a person would give it, but the point is, these are the ones that we find in either the Quran
or through the narrations from the prophets or sanlam. The first full surah the first were real
sequentially citation of the Quran in Iraq are almost 7 million Masonic a Salah a Shiva or Rukia.
		
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			So, these are some of the names that we find in this first little factor. Now let us go to social
factor. Okay, question that we ask is
		
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			the question that we have to ask is how many are in total factor? Okay, so let's see people how many
items are about to have
		
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			alright.
		
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			Are we have opinions like seven? Mashallah.
		
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			Okay, very good. masala.
		
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			A lot of us are saying seven. And the correct answer, of course, is seven.
		
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			Why is that? Because the law says it has subliminal mahtani. Right? seven verses
		
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			Yes or no?
		
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			That was supposed to be an easy question. Now the hard question.
		
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			Right. The easy question was how many I add?
		
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			I add insult to fat.
		
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			Right? And the answer, of course is seven. Okay. Now,
		
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			look, tricky question is, what's
		
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			seven? Because of the I A, from because of let's let's label it as 1587. Right. That's what the law
says about minimum. All right. Now, let's see what's the first time
		
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			that is a question. Okay, people. Let's see. How many of you say is Mrs. Miller
		
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			type one if you believe the first ayah is Bismillah
		
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			or you can type this malarkey one
		
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			Mashallah a significant number of you
		
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			called in fact in Arabic the bus mala? That's the fancy way of saying
		
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			the bus
		
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			muskmelon is the fancy way of saying Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim. Miss
		
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			e. r ra
		
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			ra E.
		
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			Alright, so we have a few people saying that a lot of people are in fact saying that
		
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			how many of you would say it is Alhamdulillah? type two?
		
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			A bunch of you are saying I'll
		
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			do
		
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			the lucky.
		
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			All right, a bunch of you are saying that ah, we were saying well, if it is Alhamdulillah How can
you have seven ads? Because with Bismillah we have seven ad, how can you have Simon is with he
started Alhamdulillah he would have six Okay. Now, here is the interesting and tricky part.
		
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			The interesting and tricky part is this is actually a difference of opinion amongst the scholars,
okay. This is a difference of opinion amongst the scholars from the very early times.
		
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			If you were to read the Surah Surah Fatiha a large portion, and I say large I mean large portion,
you can see how long this discussion goes. Ah, can you guess what this discussion is largely about
		
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			and is largely about which is the first is throttle.
		
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			So, this is actually a very old
		
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			an old time honored difference of opinion. Okay.
		
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			You have for scholars like Imam Shafi Rahim, Allah and others who believe that
		
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			the first ayah is misspelled.
		
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			And that is why you would have in my chef fairy, mandating that when you read the Sudoku Fatiha in
your prayer, you must read what Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim out loud, like if you're reading out
loud, you read Mr. Lyra him out loud. That is the opinion of Imam Shafi grep
		
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			others say that it is not Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim that is the first ayah of the surah they say it
is Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen. Okay. And their evidence for that is as follows. If you look at
the hadith of where Allah pata talks about the Salah, the prayer
		
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			and he says I have divided the prayer into two parts. And he is talking about sort of the Fatiha
which I add as you start with
		
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			he starts talking about Soto Fatiha from Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen so you say that if this
villa was the first ayah that in that Hadith Allah Sparta should have spoken about Bismillah first,
but he didn't
		
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			so that's the reason why they say it is in fact that handling rather the problem you would have if
it's 100 lies How do you have seven is and hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen number one are under him to
be healed within three years now we do we are going to study for
		
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			the team five then you will do the following you would split the last II two to slaughter ladina
rantala him six well you didn't know will be on a him on a ball in seven.
		
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			Okay. Both of these opinions are extremely well grounded in in precedence, precedence meaning like,
you know, scholarly opinion.
		
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			Both of these opinions have elegance, as you can see it like honestly, we could spend like Hours
just reading through the discussions of what which group believes what, huh.
		
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			Right.
		
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			And even there is a large difference of opinion between who like you know, if it's not part of the
surah Nero, do you read it or not? Those are you know, that's a discussion in a fit of sinad class.
Okay, I'm not going to delve into that. I just wanted to point out to you, for our purposes, okay.
We are going to study all of the surah Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Alhamdulillah all of the ayah
trigonal studied, okay, but at least wanted to just allude to the difference of opinion to you which
Allah and I would say that both of these are very beautiful.
		
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			opinions and both of them have lots of strong evidence behind it and a lot of knows best. Okay.
		
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			Now let us start our our discussion
		
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			with Mr. La Habra Rahim What does it mean Bismillah human beings in the name of God the Most
Gracious, the Most Merciful.
		
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			Okay, here we have the word Allah. That's the you know
		
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			the name of a lot is one of the names of Allah is of course Allah. We have that there and then we
have a rough man, which is a descriptor something that describes who allies are Rabanne the Most
Gracious or Rahim the Most Merciful Okay, not only is this scripture there because of the meaning it
is also there
		
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			is also there because of grammar. See, a law he has this thing will be called a casilla. m. a law he
has a kasara maybe I'll use this thing. Okay. And that is the same thing we find on Ronnie. That's
the same thing you find on arriving. Okay, that linguistically connects grammatically connects our
man to Allah and Rahim to Allah.
		
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			That is
		
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			why we would say the most gracious is a description who will law is the Most Merciful is a
description of who Allah subhanaw taala is. Let's look at an example of this. Another example of
this principle. If you were to look at all our second piece
		
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			of kids work
		
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			interesting
		
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			All right, look at this.
		
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			I live lamb Rokita buenas Allahu la Caleta de Sabina umatilla newly in your be him
		
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			in our salty lies ease in Hamid.
		
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			We have revealed to you this book but if labra We have revealed to you this book, so that by their
Lord's command
		
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			you may lead people men from darkness to the light to the path of the mighty the Praiseworthy one.
Okay.
		
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			You notice here that Allah zz, I'll Habibi when you have a law he, right? This is grammatically
these are now connected. grammatically, these things get connected. It's not exactly analogous or
not exactly the same grammatical tool that is found in sort of Fatiha here. Okay, but it's the same
concept, that the skill at the end here is what connects these things together in meaning, okay,
this is a very beautiful thing, by the way of Arabic grammar when you learn this, you start to see
these parallels a lot more quicker. In in the Quran, okay, let us look at the
		
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			let's, let's look at the meaning of total sounds like the translation of it first, and then we'll do
a deep dive into sort of factor. Okay. In the name of Allah, in the name of God, the Most Gracious,
the Most Merciful, okay? There is an assumption here that you're saying, I begin in the name of God,
correct. Or I recite in the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Okay.
		
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			And then you have al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen. All praise is due to Allah says God here is a
translation of a lot. The Lord of the Universe, r Rahmani Raheem II The beneficence immerse the
merciful, same we could say the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, same thing, Maliki omit the Lord
of the Day of Judgment. He cannot do you alone we worship while he cannot stay in and to you alone
return for help, ie the Nasir autonomous team guide us if Dena a sirata to the straight path or was
the femur a Serato was the team the straight path? So Rocco Lavina anantha him the part of those
that you have blessed. Okay, the path of those that you have favored? Okay, well, I eat in metal
		
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			goobie not the path of those who have incurred Your wrath.
		
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			Hola Pauline and nor nor those who have gone astray nor nor those who have lost their way.
		
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			If we were to look at another translation of of this
		
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			we look at athira salado studying serrato Latina naantali, he made him a movie on a symbol of
Berlin.
		
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			And Professor of the Helene's translation says, the part of those who have blessed those who
incurred though anger and who have not gone astray, okay, I like this transition a lot. Those who
have blessed adapta lay him laid in about will be our nation, those who incur no anger when a law
lien and those who have not gone astray. So it's like the description of the people on the path a
		
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			description of the people on the path, this is a basic translation of circle factor and if we were
to break down the translation you know, basic breakdown
		
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			of Surah Al Fatiha right, what we find is the following. Okay.
		
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			We will find is
		
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			there is a part of Surah Fatiha there's
		
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			three parts Part Number one is the praise of Allah. Okay, part number two is our you know, our,
		
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			our our declaration
		
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			that lower ratio of employees but off of faith, of devotion
		
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			to Allah. Okay, and apart three
		
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			is the Dora, which we make
		
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			the doora at the end of Soto Okay, there's multiple ways to break it down. I'm just breaking down
this way. Okay, because I think this helps in understanding the surah in a good way. Okay. There's
more than one way to understand it. I'm just using this as a base
		
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			as a baseline. Okay.
		
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			All right. Praise of Allah.
		
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			Praise of Allah. Okay. What is it that we find in the praise of Allah? What's the first part that we
find in the principle long Bismillah he
		
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			r Rahmani r Rahim he correct.
		
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			The most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Hmm. R Rahman. R Rahim. Is that right? That's a praise of
Allah, isn't it?
		
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			So no people.
		
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			All right. I'll leave the transition for a second here. Okay. Okay, then we have the statement are
this declaration Alhamdulillah he all praises to Allah robillard I mean, Lord of the, of the
universe. Okay. Is this a praise of Allah? I've been alameen Lord of the universe. Is it a praise of
Allah?
		
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			Yes or no? Indeed it is a bill Allah me around Rahmani Raheem repeats again, what I'm going to do is
I'm going to times to
		
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			correct
		
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			yes or no?
		
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			All right.
		
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			Maliki Yomi, de Lord of the Day of Judgment, is that a phrase of a lump?
		
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			Absolutely, it is.
		
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			radicchio, meaning
		
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			okay. These are the four descriptions of Allah subhanaw taala and superfat
		
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			is a four descriptions of Allah in Surah Fatiha and again this is something as a small grammar point
but just to highlight this to you. Look at this lilla he this has a customer here. He description
number one has a customer
		
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			Okay, Robbie, or Ronnie number
		
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			or rukmani here as a customer number two Rahimi casilla three, my Nikki casilla.
		
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			This is I'm selectively selecting the customer there
		
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			because there's more than one grammar rule happening. But this actually these customers are what tie
the meaning through the grammar.
		
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			That's an amazing thing about Arabic. It's not just the meaning, you know, like you read the
transition and just the meaning that you know, you can understand from the translation or you may
have like bullet points or like a numbered list or something. Okay? When every grammar word have,
what happens is that when you understand it, the meaning is tied together by context, but also by
the grammar. They all in all join together to create a very powerful meaning that when you
understand that, you understand the Quran firsthand, it's like you are understanding it, you know,
through the grammar that in which Allah has revealed his book. Okay, so you're protected from
		
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			somebody trying to mislead you. And this is something that Allah refers to. When he talks about
money. It's like woman who?
		
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			Amani for in home, Eli also known for why loulan Medina yocto okitama, big infamous.
		
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			We are still Ruby Sameera.
		
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			There is from the People of the Scripture, who are known to be literate. Allah says from them is a
group of people who are illiterate, who miyun they don't know the book. That's why they're
illiterate. Even though they're able to read the book, like verbatim like, okay, you know, this is
how it's read. But because they don't understand what they're reading last popular thing. It's like
they don't know what they're reading. It's like they're illiterate. So panel, and then the eye after
that, he says, the way Lula da da da da, da da,
		
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			the people, the the rabbi's who would write scripture by their own hands, passing it off as the
scripture of, of God passing it off as the word of Allah. Why were they able to do this, because the
people didn't know the word of Allah. Originally. That's why they were able to misguide the people
today. So how the Quran is protected from this kind of this kind of
		
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			fabrications of these this kind of modifications. But people can mislead people.
		
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			If they have an agenda,
		
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			based on meaning based on interpretation, and then the versions like this all all, It's so
confusing, nothing makes sense what's going on. That's because we don't know the book is because we
don't know the book in its original form. And that some hannula is something that
		
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			is something that if we were to know the book in its original form, we will be protected from
misguidance. From these kind of these kind of traps of a pawn, we will be protected from it. That's
why it's very important folks to know the meaning of the words but also to know the underlying
grammar and how we arrive at that meaning because that's what protects our understanding of the
Quran and tries to mix it in sync with the understanding of the Sahaba.
		
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			Let's go back to our our, the praise of Allah part. This is the four aspects I'll translate this in
a little bit okay, that I have our declaration of faith or a declaration
		
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			of faith slash devotion. What would that be people tell me
		
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			what do you think that will be?
		
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			Which I am referring to
		
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			he can I will do a
		
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			write you alone we worship and to you alone return for help. Okay, this I'm going to copy paste the
is off. Okay.
		
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			You allow me worship and you allow return for help.
		
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			Then finally the door out
		
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			the door.
		
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			Let me make it dry supplication. What is this obligation that we make here people
		
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			starts from
		
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			either a Serato Stephane right starts from Guide us to the straight path and goes all the way to
this last I'm going to copy the translation of professional haleem here
		
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			and guide us to the straight path.
		
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			The path of those
		
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			who you have blessed those who in Colonel anger and who have not gone astray, okay. This is like a
base, a breakdown of certain Fatiha in three parts praise of a law, our declaration of faith and
devotion. And then after that we asked the law a door right and this is you know
		
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			This is the, you know, the Makita This is the crux of the message folks. right that's the crux of
the message is adore think about it the crux of the Quran is
		
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			the prayer or the citation that's always read in a Salah is a door. That thing that allows potluck
calls the prayer is a door
		
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			because that is the reality is that's the crux of worship. That's the essence of our religion nor
our relationship with Allah, tala connecting to him, humbling ourselves, asking him being very,
like, you know, just like desperate and asking him trusting him the answer.
		
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			These are all less that's what worship is. That's what living a life of devotion means. So So
Pamela, da, is like the proper subset. Dora Elijah Dora is worship, meaning it is the crux and
essence of it. Almost Kitab the essence of the message is actually a door as well from Heidelberg.
		
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			Let us look at this.
		
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			Let us look at these words now. Okay.
		
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			All right, Manny are Rahimi Rabbil alameen, Maliki Ahmed D. Okay, let us dive deep into what these
words are. Let's look at our rationale. Okay. All right, man.
		
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			Just trying to find it for you here.
		
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			All right.
		
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			This is a very, very nice book called The Arabic English Dictionary of Quranic usage.
		
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			And this is a very good book because it
		
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			is
		
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			it's a dictionary of the Quran. So Dictionary of the Quran. Now, Rahman and Rahim, both of these
words have what's called an Arabic a shared root letter, okay.
		
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			Root letters in Arabic, are
		
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			the
		
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			common words, from which are common letters, a sequence of common letters from which many, many
words are formed. And those words often share the common reading of the root just like if you have
root of a tree, and the tree has a trunk and many branches, the branches share the same origin. So
it's kind of the same idea here, the words shared the same origin, as there's a shared meaning quite
often, in this case, raw heart and meme are the three words that are common in both of these in both
of these words are Rahman and Rahim and you see first is raw, second is how third is mean if we call
this r1 route letter number one, a route letter number two, and route letter number three, we can
		
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			label them as such, right? And you will find it to be the same thing here. r1 is ra r two is ha r
three is MI, you can put your questions here, but SR mme it might get lost right now in the
comments. How about when we do the QA at the very end? Shall you put the questions there inshallah.
		
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			Some people had some questions there, my apologies because of the answers. They are now way in the
in the chat box. In Java, the author of the dictionary is Professor Abdul Halim was a professor
hallym whose translation we are looking at here is the same professor who wrote this very good
scholar of the Quran in Arabic, okay.
		
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			Now, let's look up these, these these root letters right here ah ha and meme.
		
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			Look what let's look up what this means here, okay. It means
		
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			it means what it means the womb, blood relatives, mercy, kindness, compassion, pity, sympathy, to
show mercy to show compassion to let off to be kind, forgiveness bounty good, fortunate blessing of
this route 11 forums occur 342 times in the Quran rahima 20 times over her moon eight times. 117
times a word Rama comes in the Quran urahara mean? Six times or Rama
		
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			57 times and 113 additional times in the best manner, right? What's the most similar again?
		
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			Those were smarter.
		
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			Right? Yeah, there we go.
		
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			All right, 150 115 times a Rahim. Additional 113 times in the bus melodious, Ruhama once or hum four
times, model hammer once, or 12, times and Russian once.
		
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			All of these words, as you can see, have the same root letters, and the same basic meaning which is
mercy, kindness, compassion,
		
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			bounty blessing, the womb and blood relatives are, you know, the idea is that a mother has the most
mercy the most kindness shows the most mercy and kindness to the world, like the child in her womb.
And likewise, the blood relatives that we have that Allah has tied us with, like, you know, that's
his choice to make these people are blood relatives. They are someone worthy of mercy, kindness,
compassion, you know, forgiveness, get bounty and good fortune, right. So this is something that you
find
		
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			like these meanings are all like interrelated. Let's look at what this word rahima means, right?
		
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			urashima means to show mercy, right? But a lot of really, what are Hamlet, a communal hasui the
drama of a prophet
		
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			have a new holiday slot. In fact, if you do not forgive me and have mercy on me, I shall be of the
losers, okay. It also means to guide when I as I do not have to live in murrah hemara book, they
will continue to be at odds with one another, except for those whom your Lord has guided Allah
because when Allah guide somebody that, you know, like they end up being, they they stop being at
odds, right? It stopped being at odds to become like one, and that is one of the greatest situations
of goodness and bounty that you can think of right?
		
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			Let's look at the word, man. This is the Most Merciful, the magnificent, Lord of mercy.
		
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			Lord have mercy my MC Kahuna Illa. None holds them up. saith the Lord have mercy. Okay, a very
beautiful name. It is the name of the Medina Surah Surah. Rahman. And so named because of the first
iron or rough man animal, okay, now urahara has many, many meanings like the Most Merciful, the
magnificent,
		
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			Lord of mercy, all of these meanings really what they're trying to show is a love heart. Allah's
mercy is so much that really words don't even do justice. Right word don't even do justice to the
mercy of Allah. subhanaw taala
		
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			Rahim likewise is the one who is endowed with mercy and compassion.
		
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			As a human being human beings can be Rahim.
		
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			Valentina Morrow should not well cafaro however, who may know whom, and those with him are hard
against the disbelievers merciful amongst themselves, but it's also an attribute of a lost part of
the most compassionate
		
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			in oneself through or self through law, her in alcohol or food or Rahim asked forgiveness of God, He
is the most forgiving, and the most compassionate. So panela so what does let's take the meaning
Lord have mercy or the Most Merciful?
		
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			Let's take these meanings here. The Most Merciful, hmm. The Lord have mercy.
		
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			And then we have our Rahim
		
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			which would be something like
		
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			the most compassionate,
		
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			the most compassionate in reality, in reality brothers and sisters, these two words are a similar
and the idea that they're trying to present to us as a last part, the law is so merciful, so loving,
so generous, so forgiving that really, our language can't even fully describe it.
		
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			words don't do justice to it, or rough model. That is a last first interview
		
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			To us,
		
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			right? That's his first introduction to us to remind us that always remember a lost part Allah is
the one who is the Lord of mercy. The one who loves and shows kindness, one who forgives, and it
doesn't matter what we have done
		
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			a lot pantallas Mercy is available as long as we're alive and haven't read our last breath. No one
is beyond hope. No one is a lost cause. Nobody is at a point where it's, it's to them too much
wrong.
		
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			Because Allah mentions these two things first, in total factor in the Quran before anything else to
remind us, we need to be hopeful in Allah's mercy and love. And never let shavon think that we are
so bad that it's beyond hope that is a trick of shape one, that is a trick of Geodon to make us
think that it is its followers too late. It's too far down the road.
		
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			We believe our most popular is a friend of mine, Bob Miller, I mean, a lot, Robin, I'll admit if I
was to find this word quickly for you,
		
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			Lord of the universe is a translation for it right.
		
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			And if I was to find it here, I will very shortly show it to you.
		
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			Right there, okay, look at the word ARRA lump.
		
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			It the word if I can
		
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			mean Rob means Lord. Okay. I am. So the ruler route letters, I mean, it means a mountain or a
landmark, a mark or a flag Island, actually with a fatahna it.
		
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			It means to know to learn to be acquainted and form knowledge that's Akin with a customer. Okay? It
has been suggested by some scholars that the word mean, meaning the world or the universe
		
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			is a very early morning from either Hebrew or Syriac. Okay, it is possible. That's something that's
suggested by some scholars, but if you look at the word itself, the word is
		
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			the word it means knowledge, okay? Our limb is the one who knows knowledgeable the word
		
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			from that same route.
		
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			Explorer is I mean, is the world's, the universe, the creation all of mankind, humankind.
		
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			Every person, everybody, the idea is the follows. Or the idea is as follows.
		
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			The Lord of the, of the,
		
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			of the,
		
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			of the entire creation,
		
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			okay? And the idea is as follows the creation of a lot, everything that exists, tells us about who
Allah tells us about his glory, his magnificence, you know, his creation tells us or informs us
about him. He, that's what we learn from this. So one of the things that we need to do is to
constantly ponder or his creation. One of the things as a believer that we must do is to constantly
ponder over the magnificence of our last creation, okay, if you look at for example,
		
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			if you look at this surah Allah Emraan this surah at the very end of it, Allah describes people who
he says are the people of understanding Oulu Al Bab and why are the people of understanding or what
is like you know, like what makes them people of understanding? What makes the people of
understanding is they remember Allah Yes, Guru de la have gamma makuta Allah God him. They remember
Allah at every opportune time that they could remember Allah in, but also where Taka Corona he
helped us somehow evil or they ponder over the creation of the heavens and the earth, the entirety
of Allah's creation, they ponder over
		
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			They remember him in their hearts, they
		
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			examine his creation using their minds Ahlul Al Bab, people have clear thought. And these are the
ones who then arrive at the conclusion or banaba kalocsa. Lord, you have not created created all of
this without purpose.
		
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			So panaca Glory to you for free in our webinars save us from the trauma to the fire. So Pamela, this
is a very beautiful, you know, a description of who these people are. In Surah Fatiha Allah reminds
us of this, that He is the Lord of everything.
		
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			But not just that. So he didn't say, Rob be cliche, Alhamdulillah he'll be cliche. Okay.
		
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			Alhamdulillah he'll be somewhat he went out to use a quadratic expression, the Lord of the skies and
the earth, heavens in the earth, you know, that he didn't say that this is our beloved. And one of
the wisdoms here is that, to know our Lord, we must also look at the creation of our Lord. And
that's an amazing, you know, way to discover and engage with who our Lord our master is Maliki Yomi.
Dean, the
		
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			Owner of the Day of a dean is
		
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			he call it the day of
		
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			a back recomm Recompense. Yes.
		
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			It'll there's many meanings to it the actually means faith and religion.
		
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			In one meeting, but also means
		
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			like the same word or same route is used to describe a loan died, okay. So, a deed is often
		
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			in this context used to talk about the,
		
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			the day when everybody gets paid back, what they are owed, what they deserve, okay? And this is
meant to be a threat, right? These two names are meant to be to inspire love of Allah. Okay.
		
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			This name of Allah, Maliki oma deed, is to inspire fear of Allah, he's the Owner of the Day of
payback. If he wants, he can take us to task. If we are going to take his love and mercy and
compassion for granted. He is going to then perhaps we will become misled by our desires, and forget
that he is also the Owner of the Day of payback. Both of these things go hand in hand like evil,
Josie says that this is like these are the two, two wings of a bird. If you chop one leg off the
birds gonna, you know, tailspin
		
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			and then die, right fault can fly. These two things are go hand in hand, in understanding who our
Lord is, praise of Allah patana.
		
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			Allah to us so many different names describe himself and sort of attack. He chose these four, okay.
And these four fundamentally tell us about our relationship with the last patana He is the Most
Merciful, the most compassionate is love, Brahma de was the art kulesza His love, His mercy
overtakes everything, His mercy is far greater than his punishment, but he is also the order of the
day of judgment.
		
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			They are payback, of you have to understand both things are there. And that's where the true
believer is afraid of a las pantallas punishment. And that keeps us you know, keeps us in check. But
that does not become paranoid, because that could become it could create paranoia. We are always
remembering and happy and hopeful. Expecting allows mercy because he is our father he and balancing
these two is like our life in between them is
		
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			how do you discover your Lord, to discover him because he's Rob he takes care of us. And you
discover him by his creation, is creation informs us about who he is. So out on a very beautiful,
very powerful, this park, the declaration of faith, he cannot do what he can to start you alone we
worship and to you alone return for help. This is two parts, right? First part is you will not be
worshipped. The second part is you will return for help. The worship part. Nobody disputes, right?
You don't worship anybody but Allah. Allah Of course, right? This is a very, very it's a given
thing, isn't it?
		
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			Yes or no? That's what Islam is. You worship Allah alone, right? But what about this part?
		
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			Turned for help? Is the same expression ear canal Buddha studied exactly the same expression. Can we
ask people for help in Islam? Can we like get assistance?
		
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			Of course we can. Right? But why does the law say this here? This is you alone return for help. The
idea is our hope in
		
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			when we need something our hope should be that Allah is the one who provides us. exactly perfect.
God realizes that he's not like the last resort or last patola he's not like we asked this person we
asked this person Yeah, this person. And everybody says no, there is no love is healthy. Our first
resort, our entire hope is Allah will help us. So there's something that we need to say Allah help
us will help me in this one will help me get through this will either help me
		
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			and I'll find another job. Help me get through this difficult time, how my family helped my kid,
whatever it is, first resort is Allah, Allah, and he's the one we trust to take care of us. That He
will send people he will open doors, he will make ways when the high schooler Yes, Sharon was up
while sukhumvit High School is providing an opening, you know, opportunities for places we did not
expect. But the idea, folks, is we just like we worship Allah alone, nobody else. We need to turn to
Allah first and foremost, and only expects from Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			This, what it does is that it creates harmony and peace, because we know our reliance is Allah, you
know what something is good. Last part Allah has blessed us. But something is bad. Last part that is
testing us. And in both cases, we have to be in the case of be blessed. We have to be thankful. And
you know, continue to do good. And continue to pray. And in the situation where he's tests us. We
have to be patient, and continue to do good. And continue to pray to Allah, Allah. But the, you
know, the response in our mind is clear. Whatever a response comes from Allah, Allah, we are here
to, you know, be thankful and be patient to him. He cannot do a yoga style. That's one thing to note
		
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			here.
		
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			Second thing to note here, of course, is you alone, you alone, he Yaga Yaga.
		
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			This is a very strong emphasis, by Allah subhanaw taala, you will only worship You will only ask for
help you don't worship anybody else. Anything that is supposed to be worshipped belongs to a law,
not to any human being not anything, it only is from likewise our help our hope, our it'll like our
faith in how things will turn around if things aren't going well. Shouldn't be in people has to be
in a law alone. And our trust that a loss plan is perfect and supreme for us. That's how we should
understand that you alone reach out for help. Yeah.
		
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			Very amazing. This is so powerful. Even Josie wrote like a whole book on it.
		
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			And lastly,
		
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			the word we worship and we turn for help it does that mean that we are trusting a lot. We don't be
caught ourselves off for people. No, we are a part of a collective we live in a system we're not
living in a vacuum. We need people to support us. But we don't expect and hope from them. We
actually expect to the hope of a loss.
		
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			When we worship, we're not supposed to be worshiping a low.
		
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			We're not supposed to be worshiping alone. We're supposed to be worshiping worshiping Allah
together. The best manifestation of this is the prayer in combination. It is 27 times more than the
prayer that a person prays by themselves. When we are in whether we are alone.
		
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			You know we say or the people we say yeah, cannot will do what you have to decide. Because the ideas
even if you are alone in worshiping Allah, understand you're part of the large Ummah and you're part
of a community wherever you are. And as believers we have to work together like law says, but when
we do it, I will not bow to him earlier about your lunamon biography where and how
		
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			you came with a solid, believing men and women are allies. They're together in this a, they command
the good, they forbid the evil. They establish the prayer. They give the charity, right they obey a
lot is messenger.
		
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			The idea is this is done collectively, folks.
		
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			We can't isolate ourselves from the people from our community from our you know, from the believers,
because like the Protestant side the one who is alone in them, as it will be a lot of middle casia
the the wolf preys on the,
		
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			the the sheep that is by itself. So Panama. So, this is three points from our declaration of faith,
more devotion. The Ayah from Surah Toba, I will right here for you.
		
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			Yeah, una
		
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			Del Mar.
		
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			Where is it? Very, this is number 971. Right? I am number
		
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			and
		
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			we worse we are in this together.
		
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			Right. That's one of the important meanings here.
		
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			The derive the very general conclusions and chautala. And I've gone a little bit over time, Guide us
to the straight path. Look at how Allah describes the path. Okay, firstly, this is the path right
here. Okay, how does he describe it? He describes it as
		
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			a Serato masterpiece team almost up in the street. Right? The path is straight. Okay, it is.
		
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			Being straight. The path being straight is actually a affirmation that this is the right way of
life. See, it's the right way to live. Even though it's a it's a construct an abstract thing. It's
not like it's a road we're walking on, we're living our life, right? But it's as if imagine this is
a road. And that road is if you're on it, towards gender, it's straight.
		
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			Because that's the right path. That's what the idea of slavery was the theme is, the other way the
route is described is, is the people that are on it, and the people who are not on it, the path of
those
		
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			who you have blessed, right, that is another description of the path, isn't it?
		
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			Another description is those who are not on and those who incur no anger, very little moldoveanu him
and those who have not gone astray. So it's like the path is described in four ways as well.
		
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			There is four aspects of a loss, praise. And then there is four aspects to the door. Or the four
aspects of the path that we are trying to walk to get to Allah, it straight was the key. It is the
path of those Allah has blessed suddenly, not only him, there's a path of those who incur no anger
at the moment to be
		
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			the ones who incur anger are the ones who have deliberately tried tough temper with this path or to
temper with like the the religion. We have incurred anger, who have gone astray those who think
living ignorantly and blissfully is fine, will be okay. At the end of the day, it was the most
merciful, okay, that is an element of being a straight four ways to describe the path, four
beautiful descriptions of a lot popular this phrase, and then the middle of it all the declaration
of our faith that describes our relationship with the last part Allah, He is the one we worship
alone. He is the one returned to help for just like you worship, he is the one that our entirety of
		
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			our worship is in worship is to and he is the one who is our entire trust is it and of course
Lastly, we are in this together as believers. These are some points from this very beautiful surah.
I could go on for a longer time. What's a mandala hit? The interesting thing is folks, that when a
Razzie wrote his seal
		
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			a Razzie I think has the seal comes in 20 volumes is a massive books parallel volume, however the
volumes 20. Okay.
		
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			The first volume of the 20 is what
		
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			solfatara has the seer only. That's how much time he devotes to sort of
		
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			soheila 20 of saying 20 off the top of my head. I could be 2025 you know 18 it'll be
		
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			I don't know the exact number. But imagine 20 parts, one of that part in its entirety is devoted to
just one surah. That's only seven is barely a page of crap. Because there's so many beautiful things
to discuss here.
		
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			But these were some thoughts, some things that I hope will collect connect us back to sort of half
of the last upload any questions or comments, we can take those out the recording gets a shout out,
I'll upload the recording and send it to you. differences of opinion is their opinion that if you
respond to Mr. Salas, you have to make that up. In that regard, is that correct? According to the
majority of scholars, whereas the majority will be the four bathhouse in particular,
		
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			the recitation of the Imam serves as your citation. Okay, that's about it for a while.
		
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			And others and according to some like me, Tamia, he says, and others, you know, beforehand, but
after him, you have to read through to Fatiha even if the vibe is recited, get out loud, if the vibe
is not precisely out loud, you know, the scholars like even
		
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			at a Batavia say you should read it.
		
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			Whether you've ever thought reading out loud, if the vibe is reading out loud, then the majority say
hesitation is enough. But there's a few who say you should read it. If the above gives you a chance,
or whether there's a break, but allow the correct opinion is if the man is reading out loud, that
suffices Allah Juana but the verb is silent. You read if you're by yourself, everybody agrees you
have to find out all right, what is the other question? The recording will be shared I can share
this document as well the problem with shall I'll put it put a link to it on the YouTube description
in sha Allah. Baraka fakie Surya Fatiha means to the one that opens right the one that opens or the
		
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			opening game
		
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			is Rukia like Dora Rukia is is a is a Dora or is your citation of Quran seeking cure of Allah? pata
okay? There is a nuclear that's done by reciting Quran like total factor.
		
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			There's nuclear and dead by begin Dora like jabril Elisa once came to the Prophet Allah when he was
sick and he made the offer him Bismillahi R. Min coolish a new week in Cali Sharia Hassidim with
Kali shall we be equally shall read
		
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			typically Shabbat are I did has it in our it has ceded a law who you speak with law he at a peak,
that is the law he made that oh by the name of a law I do Rukia audio asked a lot of pure you that
he made a list of things that he's asking that for and have a deal superfast how I believe I'll have
is called sub scholars call it a hub. But we don't have that and to the best of my knowledge in the
books of Hadith. Like many scholars have many other names for it dictates for the syrup.
		
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			But it's not out of the ordinary because Alhamdulillah is one of the first is the first AI according
to a whole group of scholars. So you could say Alam is the name of Soto Fattah Why do we call
suburbian basadi ceramidin masani because a lot popper calls it the seven oft repeated or offer
sided versus that's what he calls it. It's little
		
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			sort of age of either number 87 of surah 15
		
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			and this is some ambulant muthoni folks, is our last way of describing the glory of the surah it's
recited so much it stands out from the Quran
		
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			m such webinars I think we should do more I guess yeah, share notes on social media chat Allah we
can do that you by all means yes whatever though to bait you know you're free to share inshallah
with whoever can benefit shout Allah Bismillah Rahim is it Maduro? dot Yes. What are what is the
root? So Allah is the root and our body is that and our Rahimi is not what are these terms? These
are Arabic terms for the Muslims, one of our students have the steps to every program so he's asking
a question about the Arabic grammar here, Mashallah. How can we know in medicine or cure in
particular is with our Arab? Well, it's best to ask like someone specifically about a medicine,
		
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			medicine cannot be necessarily be there because, you know, started to worship, but it could be Haram
in the sense of its ingredients are Haram. For that you should refer to
		
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			Somebody who is more qualified in that matter is
		
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			what they use on people who are possessed budgets. Correct. That is a type of nuclear.
		
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			That is nuclear. That's one type of nuclear seeking cure for people who are possessed budgets. But
opia is not just that nuclear is anything that ails a person. Nokia is seeking a cure for that,
hello, while they might hear the US has treasurable me as the Lord of all systems of knowledge, a
thought I would think that is a
		
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			I would think that's an incorrect translation.
		
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			Because Allah is not systems of knowledge I love is like described by the scholars of language,
		
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			like randomness for how he specifically talks about this, that it is the
		
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			everything except Allah is Allah, but it's called the island because it gives you a little more of a
lot. It gives you knowledge of what law is, and it is like our lm, it's like a great landmark that
Allah has created. So I don't think that's a good translation. Perhaps it is,
		
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			you know, a misunderstanding below Allah.
		
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			Lot of people Abdullah, I'm glad that all of you joined us have the land, we had a good discussion,
I hope that we will continue more of these. This is the kind of setting that we have for our steps
to Arabic class, I would encourage you to check it out. The website for it is right here. Steps to
Arabic alcocer.org. If you are interested in learning more about the added Arabic shantala that is
something you can find here being like Allah, regardless have the left we will be hopefully
hopefully we'll do more of these
		
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			webinars be the lead data. And thank you again for coming out does that bulkhead
		
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			so helical hub we have the kadesh de la ilaha illa and that stuff will go to like Santa Monica or
Amata lucky