Abdul Nasir Jangda – Tafseer Of Surah Yaseen Conclusion

Abdul Nasir Jangda
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The speakers discuss the importance of completing a goal and avoiding generalist thinking. They emphasize the need for thorough evaluation of student performance, avoiding a generalist view, and the importance of learning to fulfill one's duties. The study on the art ofteenth anticipation, which involves practicing daily and reciting the book in a patient's prayer, is recommended as a two-step process that requires practice and dedication. Visitors are encouraged to see for themselves and not to delude themselves.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim, St.
		
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			hackie
		
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			Masato Sara
		
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			Lee,
		
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			a meeting.
		
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			So hamdullah we completed the dose of THC in the previous session,
		
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			just for the brothers and sisters who have joined us for a few of the sessions, or are even joining
us here today. Come to love every blog, we have a
		
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			more in depth of SEO session that we do after the wizard every night after everything's concluded.
And every year when we pretty much done is whatever portion we recited for that date, we take a
couple of biobrick. But when I am discussing a lot of detail, and trying to see what lessons and
what wisdom we can extract from it.
		
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			This year, I decided to do something a little bit different.
		
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			with the intention of accomplishing a goal, setting a goal for ourselves and accomplishing a goal.
And trying to complete something gained a sense of completion during the month of Ramadan, I decided
to take NTSC, which is something a lot of people know a lot of people love to hear and read and
recite and even hear the explanation of learn about it. So I decided to take the sutra and conduct
an in depth discussion, or the fear, if you will, of the sutra throughout the month of Ramadan. So
everyday we did an average of about three to four is there 83 items which is even handler we were
able to complete it by the grace of the mercy of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			This final session I wanted to do was as a concluding session, some concluding remarks, and also
wanted to talk about an overview of the sutra and talk about its beautiful placement within the
within the most half according to the theme of the sutra, how it is so beautifully placed.
		
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			The first thing is that smoky eye scene comes after. So the scene is a 36 suit off. So number 36
from the in the order of the mustache in the nose, number 36. So the sooner that comes before it is
suited to Falcon, so to Falcon, and go to bother talks about a lot of the same themes, as he talks
about, which is the greatness of a lost power, tada, the clarity of truth, and how the distinction
between right and wrong is something that not only do we need to realize, but it is very obvious for
the people who want to realize it. And suka profit ends on a very interesting note, a lot of powder
ends for 2009 number 42 ulcers were opposite will be lying to a man and that they swear they take
		
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			all the old sin all the they swear by anything they can think of. They take all the oaths that you
can imagine.
		
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			Were the swearing by the engine
		
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			that if somebody came to warn them, they have una de Gama
		
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			that they will be more guided than any one of the nations that came before. Oh, just if somebody
just came to us, if anybody brings a message to us, anybody tells us what's right or wrong. You'll
see this will be absolute war following will fall in line. We'll listen to exactly what he says. And
we'll do what needs to be told what needs to be done.
		
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			Then when a Warder somebody who was warning that he did arrive he did come to them Masada All I did
was make them even more All I did was make them run away from the truth even that much more so
already they were very reluctant doubtful hesitant you could you could almost say allergic to the
truth to reality to sensibility and Institute's they will make for themselves as all nobody makes
any sense. If somebody came and somebody was really sincere Remember I told you the work in dark
rooms, somebody who warns someone else out of concern worried security for them. And he's warning
them of an imminent danger, something that is a real danger to them.
		
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			So they said oh, if somebody just comes in sincerely warns us of something that is of real,
practical, actual danger to us. We'll listen.
		
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			You'll find somebody who will be more consistent, more brightly guided than us. will absolutely. Why
wouldn't we listen? Like very confident, arrogant fella Jonesy to guess what somebody did come to
wonder.
		
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			When they do measure the hula, hula, they just randomly further from the truth. This is where
schools of thought that is where the student trc began.
		
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			Last March, Allah addresses the prophets a lot of these images you see in
		
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			you are from those who have been sent from the ultimate authority of law.
		
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			in academia mostly, alas, Rafi was suffering from the string path. Then he realizes
		
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			this, this is the revelation from Allah Aziza, Rahim, the overpowering the dominating,
		
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			and a rahang, the constantly merciful.
		
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			And what's the purpose of all of this? Why have you been sent? Why has this been given to you? Why
is it so important? What's the point? What's the purpose of everything? What does it boil down to
return zero comma mountain.
		
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			So that you may want a people whose forefathers predecessors were not born.
		
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			But they're completely lost, completely heedless, oblivious astray. So somehow, you see the
connection that they in the previous and at the end of the previous rather arrogant, conceited lofty
claim, if somebody just came to warn us, that's all we would need, we would listen. Well, let's just
you know, when somebody did come to one of them, and they do this, they ran away further. And a lot
further establishes, that was a practical example, of Labradors who lost a lot. He said that he came
to one that he cared about them, he was concerned about them. But what did they do? They only rally
further. They went further and further and further away from the truth. They didn't care. They
		
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			became even more ignorant, they became more arrogant, they became more disrespectful. So this has
been substantiated. And you see this very smooth transition from the end of sorts of father into the
beginning of syllogism. Aside from that, there's another observation here as well, at the end of
sort of other in it number 44, which is the second last eye of the surah. Allah says,
		
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			Allah says, do they want if, if they have any doubts left, about what's right or wrong? What's true
and false, what needs to be done versus what should not be done? Unless there's a
		
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			why don't why haven't they just walked around, moved around in the earth? Just go around all over
the earth.
		
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			And see for themselves, gay.
		
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			Men totally go and see what was the end result? What was the final conclusion of the people who came
before that? Well, can I shoot them in?
		
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			And those people who came before them were even more stronger? They were more powerful. They were
more talented, more intelligent, more gifted, more resourceful than these people?
		
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			Why don't they just go and walk around, see for themselves what happened? And with the operation?
This was a very practical suggestion. You don't want to tell somebody? Hey, check it out. Go see for
yourself. Sometimes you're bluffing. Right? You're just putting that out there. For the gracious was
a very practical recommendation. You know, why? What was very, very near vodka, and the flourish,
the ruins of the people of Ireland, and the people of
		
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			the ruins of these people were very nearby. In fact, one of the journeys of the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam with the Sahaba
		
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			they passed by the ruins of the moon, and the prophets of Montezuma covered his face, and began to
literally cry and ask the lovers forgiveness.
		
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			And he told us to
		
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			move quickly.
		
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			Pass by your quickly, not
		
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			exciting here, he said, move quickly and keep going fast. And he said the last one to forgive you.
Ask the Lord to protect you from such an end from such a
		
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			such a consequence. So this was a very practical recommendation and a suggestion from a lot in the
Quran. To the people who just go to school, travel right outside of your city, make it make a day's
journey and go see for yourself. What happened to those people. Even though the people are a lot
stronger than you are. The people of the moon were a lot more resourceful, intelligent, talented
than you are. But look at how they ended up.
		
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			There are Astro teller goes on to say
		
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			that there is not a single thing back in the heavens and not in the earth. There is not a single
thing in the skies or in the earth that could ever overcome that could ever humble that could ever
defeat a loss.
		
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			I think nothing that could overcome that could defeat that could get away that could slip away that
could outsmart out think out muscle a lot. There's nothing. So don't delude yourself. Don't say
Yeah, but you know, maybe those people got caught up because they can think of this.
		
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			They think that they know how to handle this situation, they know how to I
		
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			don't mean don't don't fall into these delusions, in the vuca alima.
		
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			Most definitely here law has always been and is and will continue to be
		
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			fully knowledgeable about everything knows all ongoing khadim in completely capable all times he's
in control, capable of doing whatever he wants. However he wants, whenever he wants, whatever.
		
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			It might be yakushima yakko.
		
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			Nobody asks, and nobody checks him. Nobody, he doesn't need any permission or clearance, nothing. Do
whatever he wants. So this is where the surah ends. So
		
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			what so what was what was the gist of desire?
		
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			Why don't you just travel around, move around and see for themselves? What happened to people who
came before them?
		
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			What is one of the very first issues talked about and sort of to see, what would
		
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			give them the example of the people, the inhabitants the companions of the town is
		
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			when messengers that come to them? Meaning it's giving you the example of a town of a village. What
instrumented the connection there is, they're being told that these people travel around, why don't
they go around and see for themselves? What happened to people before that. And so yes, he is
telling us about a practical example of a town a village full of people, and what ended up
happening, what ended up transpiring with those people. So wherever somebody is, no matter who you
are, where you live, what area you live in, move around, see what happens to people. And you'll
learn a very, very valuable lesson. Then, as we talked about, I reiterated this multiple, many, many
		
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			times throughout the dubs pretty much every single day just to kind of make that connection because
they're separate lessons. So I don't want somebody to lose the consistency, the flow of the surah
begins with an introduction. The introduction establishes the wisdom, the profound wisdom of the
depth of the wisdom of the crowd. It talks about the validity of the messenger hood, the Prophet
Muhammad.
		
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			And then it talks about learning, in example, realizing what's happened with people will come before
us. And there's a very strong message in the introduction of the surah, also reminding us to play
our role that is not just messengers, messengers come and they fulfill their responsibility. But we
owe it to them. We owe it to this team, we owe it to a law to play an active role in the propagation
of the message and supporting the message of the messengers and the message of the propagating
neuron and supporting the message and the vision of the prophets. Allah, we are supposed to play a
very active, proactive role in that regard. And then there were three main things three main
		
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			passages of the soil. The first talked about Prophethood, and how vital and critical it is to
		
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			understanding the meaning of life, the purpose of our existence, because these are practical
individuals have exemplary character, exemplary character, and lifestyles, who are supposed to model
ourselves after we can use them as practical, practical examples, and practical inspiration, we can
draw inspiration from them, and their lives in the way they conduct themselves. And we can lead a
more noble life and we can have a more meaningful existence. The second passage talks about the
winning the crux of the issue, the oneness of a law, committing and devoting and dedicating yourself
to a law and using a very natural method to come into the realization of Imani and what is that
		
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			we'll call around to get everything around you. And look, don't just look at everything around you
in terms of, of course, look at its brilliance, its magnificence. And then imagine the one who
created all these all of these things. Imagine how powerful, amazing, brilliant, the magnificent
atmosphere.
		
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			Secondly, this tour teaches us a very beautiful lesson. Look at all the elements of nature, all the
different things around you. And also see you observe their loyalty, their obedience, their
devotion, their dedication to a law, and
		
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			kind of Have some shame. Especially I can
		
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			be a little bit conscious of who you
		
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			And what you are doing, oh human being something that's brilliant and as magnificent as the sun. So
beneath
		
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			what shows the Geneva, Osaka Marina, that
		
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			that sun has been moving on this exact pattern has been doing exactly that which allows for only
Allah knows how long.
		
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			Exactly.
		
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			It doesn't budge even a little bit from here to there, nothing does exactly what it's been told to
do, realizing that Allah Aziz Allah, that Allah is the most powerful that Allah is dominant over the
sun, and the sun is helpless before a lot. And also the sun even realizes that otherwise, I mean,
fully knowledgeable about what that sun is doing at all times.
		
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			So look at that, look at the sun in the sky.
		
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			And then look at yourself. Are you though?
		
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			Are you that mindful of a BA? Are you that fearful?
		
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			Are you that respect? Are you full of such reverence of your Lord, at that size? Well
		
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			look at the moon. Unless teaching us a very practical lesson every single month. We're here at the
end of the month of Ramadan. Of course, talking about the new moon, there's a reminder every single
month new now it's like we can't even see it.
		
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			And then the visibility of slowly increases as they goes up. As the days proceed on into the month,
it gets bigger and bigger the crescent
		
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			and it becomes a full moon.
		
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			But what happens after that slowly starts to decrease again, in our eyes. What we can see till it
returns back into that crescent shape. Jor el
		
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			like that date prom, that's dried up and it's become old and hunched over and curved, becomes a
crescent and he Lanigan meaning look human beings. As his moon has a cycle and you acknowledge the
cycle of the moon, you also have a cycle in life.
		
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			At one time, you were nothing. And then you were born and you were small and helpless and frail and
fragile. And then slowly, we gave you growth and strength and ability and intelligence and
faculties.
		
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			And now you're when you're young, or you're at the peak of your life, enjoying all of your abilities
and your strength and intelligence and all the things you have
		
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			the arrogance conceit, the delusion of the human being.
		
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			But don't forget that just like that moon receipts, you'll also receive things will go back the end
of this issue as well.
		
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			The end of the surah. So the trc also talked about this issue as long
		
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			as the as the age goes on, the person continues to get older and older, Alyssa has granted more and
more likely.
		
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			We literally decrease him in his creation and his ability, flip him over upside down and things
completely turn upside down.
		
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			In
		
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			Europe, he turns back to the worst of ages. But once again he becomes helpless and useless and
unintelligent and not physically capable of anything. So learn a lesson from all around.
		
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			And then the third passage of the surah talks about the life of the hereafter very powerful
reminder, wonderful copies sold for Illumina in our opinion to
		
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			the horn will be blown up blown into the horn and what will happen feta mean they'll come out of
range range are just completely gone. You can even tell that
		
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			people have forgotten that they even ever existed and showed no signs of unique there but people
crawling out coming out of these range.
		
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			Center running downhill quickly just naturally moving like water flows downhill. Water comes down
the slope these people all started collecting and gathering around the loss of
		
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			that data. And then is the right choices were made.
		
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			So hello knows how indemnity your
		
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			home as well to appeal it out in
		
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			the
		
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			salon.
		
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			People living it up indulgent wherever they want to do is having a good time.
		
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			Not by themselves, because they got
		
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			to know by themselves.
		
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			family friends, whole crew the posse
		
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			All right.
		
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			Their own. Not only that, but you know when you're having a good time. When you go for a picnic. You
just have to go for a swim. What do you always make sure you have with you
		
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			some snacks, so the dog food to the dog food with them. But you know what? We don't have to really
decide what are we going to pack into this container? You know why they can have whatever they want.
They just think of it
		
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			just like that.
		
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			Finally, what's an
		
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			honor, honor and distinction. You know, like, if you go somewhere,
		
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			you know, some famous celebrity or some famous politician, you're one of 1000s of people there that
have come to listen to him to meet to hear that person speak. And the person kind of stops the whole
crowd, the whole audience kind of stops and he points you and it goes, Hey, how you doing?
		
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			That's it. That's the moment of your life. Somebody take a picture now. Right? So that's it. That's
the greatest moment of your life. Well, what's greater what's more honorable what's what greater
distinction what greater honor than to be acknowledged by
		
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			a
		
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			man Robin right. to possess a lot of things allowed to allow honoring and greeting you and
acknowledging
		
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			what greater honor and distinction
		
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			but there will be people who made the wrong choices as well. Unfortunately, there will be such
people. What does that tell us about them? It gives us a small glimpse
		
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			and beautiful transition.
		
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			You know what, to me, everybody lives together.
		
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			But
		
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			we separate
		
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			everybody, we separate this all and now.
		
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			Separate yourselves, you know who you are.
		
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			You know who you are separate yourselves. And then Allah subhanaw taala will address them. Tell him
Why did you do what you did?
		
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			Wasn't a clear, why did you still make these choices and decisions. And then finally, Jana, Jana,
the Hellfire now that the slower they themselves will be told to jump into it headfirst
		
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			themselves.
		
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			You yourself, go into it, throw yourself into it. Imagine the terror and the horror of the
situation. And they won't even be able to lie, play games, sleep talk their way out of it.
		
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			But to call him on it in their hands will speak to us what's up what's up.
		
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			And their own legs will testify against that which is
		
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			very powerful.
		
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			And then,
		
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			in the final passage of the sooner the final portion of the surah. Allah subhanaw taala tells us a
conclusion of this. And the conclusion is very beautifully, very similar, parallels the introduction
of
		
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			the Prophet salon, etc. Profit and how he doesn't need to worry about these people who speak so
we'll have him speak and treat them so poorly, so badly. Why? Because the last comment on that says,
		
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			I'll take care of
		
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			a loss power tiller being defensive about his profits,
		
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			talks about
		
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			the purpose of honor and how it is wisdom, and how it is meant for those people whose hearts are
still alive, they will feel the pain, they will understand that when somebody's heart is dead, it's
gone.
		
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			And then finally, the last hour Tata ended the surah by reminding us why we need to leave him alone.
		
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			Why it's good for us, and why not believing in a lot and not believing in the prophets a lot, not
realizing this message of the Quran. How how either conceited, arrogant, or foolish or blind a
person has to be in order to not see this truth and how it's clear as day. So this is kind of like a
brief overview of the sutra. And just like I explained how schools of thought that the sutra before
so the essence 1135. It's very smoothly transitions segues into su TLC. Similarly su TLC very
smoothly segues into the sewer that comes after it, which is number 37. So it's a soft fat, so to
soft fat, which talks about the roles the angels lined up in rows.
		
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			So at the end of students he has seen the last time
		
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			he says what
		
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			you saw
		
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			last time and says that they have taken other than a lot other false gods false deities.
		
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			Maybe somebody could help them. They might be helped some way by someone. someway, somehow in the
beginning of
		
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			to absolve them of lost power Donna says in Nikita Hakuna wa Ragusa only
		
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			that they took false deities, false gods other than Allah. But in the beginning of Sudoku saw the
fourth and fifth ayah Allah.
		
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			However, you should not lose focus Muslims, believers, you shouldn't be confused by these evil
people and their behavior. Why your LORD your God, he is one
		
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			most definitely is one, there is no doubt about the fact that he is one who is he? Raku, semi wild,
		
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			He is the Lord, the master, the owner, the creator, the Sustainer, the maintainer, the provider of
the heavens, and all that which is in the heavens of the earth, and all that which is on the earth,
why am I being a man, everything between the heavens and the earth, we're all good, Mashallah. And
He is the Lord in the master of anything else that is out there in any other direction. So this is
the very smooth transition and said, wait. And then there's another example of this as well, where
last quarter at the end of students, he has he, he says that I am number 78, or whatever. But I
		
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			mean, that remember the example of that, that talks about how arrogant these people are, Buddhists
believe in a lie in the Quran and the Prophet that they tried to give a lot of examples, they not
only argue and debate, but they actually have theories and examples and ideas, that allows them to
give us an example. This many uses an example Karl Menger,
		
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			who will bring this bone back to life, these bones back to life, or he had amin, but they just
completely just falling apart, decomposed disintegrated, they become dust, who can bring them back
to life. And then in the next day, Allah gives the response the rebuttal teaches the prophets and us
the response a rebuttal to such a person who has an idea. inshallah, I will Amara,
		
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			you tell them, the way you answer to this is you save the one, you don't bring them back to life,
the same one who created them in the first place, not only created them, but gave them life, allow
them to flourish and allowed them to grow in the first place, he is the same one that will bring
them back to life.
		
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			And he is fully informed, fully knowledgeable, all knowing at all times about all of his creation.
So this is where that at the end of it, I think there was discussion at the beginning of the next
era. So to solve that, Allah subhanaw taala, again, mentions to us that same group of people, and
says that when do they actually say I eat meat now according to Robert worry, llaman, I acknowledge
		
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			that these people say that when we have died,
		
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			we become dust. just completely decomposed.
		
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			we're evolving, and we're just our bones are left
		
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			Are you really saying we'll be brought back to life will be resurrected,
		
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			will be brought forth again.
		
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			So this objection of there's this confusion of theirs is mentioned again in the next era. But the
connection there is that in the previous rule at the end of the trc has already given us a response
to it. So in this way, we just get an a fuller appreciation for not just the surah itself, the
overview of the surah, the very comprehensive, but at the same time, very simple, very direct
message of this law. But we also get to see how the beautiful organization and structure of the
product. And obviously once we're offering smoothly transitioning segwaying into another suitor,
then we find through a trc and we once again get to see how soon to see Race movie transitions and
		
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			segues into the following. And this is a whole nother area of the study of the art, that there are
so many levels of studying of the art, there is a study of ions. Within the study of ions, we can
see what are the circumstances of Revelation, as
		
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			we can observe the word analysis, an in depth discussion or a full appreciation for each and every
single word and how that word is used and why that specific word is used and why is it on this
specific verb pattern. Then we can also observe the grammar of the ayah. The grammar of the eye and
the eloquence of the grammar creates within the ayah that is there for our benefit. We can also just
generally derive spiritual lessons from each and every single aisle. then beyond that, we can study
how I add one piece together. Within passages. There are very, very interesting discussions,
discourses.
		
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			dialogues that are there for our benefit in passages of is sections, collections of items. And then
when we go beyond that, we can see how each and every single split off, has a beginning has an end,
and has very, very structured arguments that come with our sequence one after another, piecing
together a complete idea and a complete concept and a complete teaching. And then furthermore, we
can see how each and every single slot is building on the central theme of local art, and how even
schools connect with each other. And they complement and supplement the themes and the concepts and
the teachings that are presented within each and every single school. So these are just the varying
		
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			levels and degrees of the study of hamdulillah we've been able to conduct a very decent a very
thorough study of sort of the thing. Now I say this and I mentioned this at the end of any class, or
any course that I teach, that I have the love just sitting here with the dedication and devotion
and, and listening and watching and understanding properly. Mashallah is admirable, and it really is
no word. So we should think of lost power. In these times. It's very rare, it's really hard, you're
hard pressed to find people who will commit themselves to such focus concentrate the study of the
book of Allah. So to be one of those individuals is a huge blessing. But after I always tell people
		
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			within my classes and courses, that classically speaking, the pursuit of knowledge studying in is at
minimum, a two step process, there are more than that, but at minimum, bare minimum, it is a two
step process. One is to sit
		
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			and listen, attentively, observe, take notes, and people attention. The second part of that process
is to review, follow up, because of that review and follow does not take place, then it will become
a faded memory, like so many other things we've heard or we've listened to, or we've read throughout
our entire life. But this is not something that can just, you know, this is this is something a lot
more important, a lot more crucial and critical. So make sure you follow up. All right, and for the
people who have been attending live,
		
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			for them a good way to follow. Essentially, whenever and however, the videos or the recordings are
released, that'll be a good way to follow that up. But even until then, open up with the
translation, and kind of read the IOP. And try to remember some of the things you heard or who
realized or you were able to pick up throughout the lessons, maybe even write down a few things have
a personal problem, jot down a few notes down the side of it, to enhance your appreciation, your
understanding of this world. And then finally, one other goal that I had recommended that everybody
attending the session.
		
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			And eventually the people that were listening to or watching the recordings, that they also set a
goal for themselves is, as we're keeping up with the seer, the study of the surah, this is a great
opportunity to also memorizes that these these recordings have been separated and our sessions have
been divided into very small manageable portions, three to 434. If required, some days one or two is
some days four or five, but it's very manageable. It's very practical. And this is a great
opportunity to try to memorize that portion. So everyday, whatever you're learning about memorize
it.
		
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			memorize it, repeat it over and over again by looking at it a brief little and shallow. We're also
trying to arrange for some tutorials on how to memorize specifically appliance with the scene will
also inshallah we presented from
		
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			Allah, but just a brief little recommendation. Real simple process memorization is repetition.
memorization is repetition, and understanding. By the way, understanding what's being said, just
drastically improves your ability to memorize.
		
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			But it's repetition. So what you do is you simply look at the ayah, you want to memorize looking at
it, you repeat it, put your finger stare at the ayah really soak it in your eyes are very visual is
very important. It's a little secret, kind of little trade secret of her fault, especially for fall
into lobbying. prayer in your sector for uninstall all the prayers when we actually because you know
we go keep going reciting right? When we're reciting. It's the visual that is really, really
helpful. We can visualize the page in front of us. So when I'm leading, that's great. I actually see
like, it's like as if I can see the page in front of me. So the visual is very, very important.
		
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			That's why like our teachers always recommend even once you become a very, very senior, tenured half
of Ra. It's been 20 years since you completed your memorization and be leading to all be for 1015
years. It's very important for that happen to still take time. Sit down even though that person
could probably read from memory all day long. They could read through juice every day. Just remember
it's still important for that person to
		
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			Sit down, open up those hearts and look and read sometimes, because it reinforces that visual that
you have.
		
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			So it's very, very important. So look at the eye you want to memorize and repeat it over and over
again. And then close it and try to read it to yourself repeating to yourself. And once you're able
to repeat it a few times, find somebody, it could be your brother, your sister, your wife, your
husband, your son, daughter, friend, coworker, neighbor, whoever it is the brother at the masjid
they shift the Imam at the masjid find somebody and read it to them. Another very important thing to
do is read whatever you're memorizing, read it in your prayers. So the next time you have to print
some salami, you're praying to hit the masjid, or the sooner prayer or something rather than in the
		
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			Lower Hutt. All right, inshallah, try to read those I have that you've been memorizing everything.
And in this way, every single day that you're keeping up with the recordings in the sessions, the
lessons you're memorizing was three, four is, after a month, after 2829 days, however long it's
been, you will have not only completed the memorization, so it's a very substantial portion of the
for every beautiful part.
		
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			But you'll also have the in depth meaning and
		
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			then imagine reading that news a lot reading that your prayer, standing up late at night, and
reciting the holy I've seen standing before a large part of knowing what it means reflecting on the
ayah it'll be a whole different experience. So this was part of the goal part of
		
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			this was one of the goals one of the many goals in conducting this session, may Allah, Allah give us
all the ability to memorize the Book of Allah, understand and internalize the message and the beauty
of the book of Allah subhanho wa Taala and most importantly, be able to live our lives by it and
share with the rest of humanity.