Abdulbary Yahya – Lessons From Surah Yusuf Joseph

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The importance of "harn't just" in Islam is discussed, with speakers emphasizing the need for understanding and learning from one's past experiences to improve one's behavior. The speaker also discusses the struggles of the Prophet salluaorn and the importance of protecting one's health and behavior. The importance of forgiveness is emphasized, and forgiveness is a means to avoid future negative consequences. The speakers also offer advice on how to deal with past mistakes and the importance of letting people know when doing wrong.

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			Alhamdulillah
		
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			Allah Himanshu Dorian fusina Melina May
		
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			Allah
		
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			Allah,
		
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			Allah, Allah illallah wa
		
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			Ala Wai shadow ana Muhammadan rasul
		
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			Allah.
		
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			Allah haka Ducati Wanaka Mouton a la muslimin.
		
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			Ada sua
		
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			humare. Jalan kathira Vanessa Taku la la de Luna de Waal are
		
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			in Aloha, Canada. Kumara teba
		
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			11am an otaku la Apolo colon sadita.
		
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			Rasulullah
		
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			Avi man, Am I bad?
		
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			Do you guys know Cisco Ebert? Raise your hand if you know Siskel and Ebert, have you heard their
names? There are some people who knows Siskel and Ebert.
		
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			Those are the guys who give like,
		
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			stars.
		
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			For movies, if the movies really good, they give it like four stars. If it's not, maybe three and a
half. This story is good. They'll give like points for it and so forth. Well, hamdulillah we have a
very, very
		
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			powerful story, that Allah Subhana Allah tells us, it's not only four stars, I give it 11 stars plus
the sun in the moon.
		
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			I mean, that's how powerful it is. And it is the best story. The story of Prophet Yusuf alayhi
salam, because the loss of the Hiawatha Allah tells us so he says that an O biLlahi. Min ash
shaytani r Rajim Nanana kasana.
		
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			Our hyena,
		
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			hyena,
		
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			Feeny
		
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			is sure, we relate to you the best of stories and of course, the best stories in the Quran. And the
best of the best that has been related to us is the story of Prophet Yusuf Allah. He said, I'm the
best story, of course, it's a story of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam. But this is
a story that was related from the beginning to the end, in a way that is powerful, because it is
told to us by Allah subhanho wa Taala himself. And so it starts off very powerful. You know, the
majority of people, they make the decision on whether to listen to a person already. But when they
see that when they see that the first, the first 20 seconds or so, most people have already made
		
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			their decision when the guy starts to speak, okay, am I going to listen to this person or not? So
you have to start very strong, right from the beginning to get people's attention. Like you guys,
probably you didn't even listen to me, right? When I came up here. Some of you are probably saying,
Hey, we learned karate, or what today I thought we were learning about sodium. He was like,
		
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			I hope I got your attention that way. Either way, I got your attention. But
		
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			you know, movies. At the beginning, the movie was very beginning. You see this guy running, and the
cops are chasing him. And then all of a sudden, he comes across the screen and he has a scar on his
face. And he gets shot down and the
		
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			sirens coming in and all of a sudden the next scene comes and two people are having breakfast.
		
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			So you ask yourself, Hey, what's going on? What happened? What did that mean? You see all these
symbols and some of these things you don't know what it means.
		
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			It's gotten your attention though. You will find out when this story continues. And you know in
order to make if you want to, you want to be the best you got to copy the best. Right so you know
those Hollywood and Bollywood guys they probably copied from Surah Yusuf
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala starts off with
		
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			De merjan he doesn't live in the middle of the desert. In the middle of the desert, a boy comes. And
he says to his father, Prophet, Yusuf Alayhi Salaam says to his father, he says, Yeah, Betty Oh my
father in me.
		
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			I saw in a dream 11 star, affirm the moon, the sun and the moon, all of them prostrating to me. So
you're saying to yourself, hey, what does all that mean? Well continue reading and you'll find out
because that's the opening scene to catch your attention. And then you're introduced to the story
and this is an amazing, amazing story.
		
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			Having 15 minutes or so, we can go through
		
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			except for just a few portions of it, so that we can maybe inshallah extract some benefits from it.
And so, we will inshallah cover certain areas and certain verses to try to benefit from it as much
as we can, and inshallah, inshallah there'll be classes coming up, I think shalida, probably, he can
stand up, he'll probably be teaching the series. So to use it, then you get the juicy stuff, the
details and everything like that
		
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			continuation, but we're going to extract as much as we can in Sharla and the time that has been
given in sha Allah, Allah subhanho wa Taala continues to tell us that
		
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			profit use of Of course, he was a prophet, but he was also a son of a prophet, who is also a son of
a prophet, who is also a son of a prophet. And so his lineage was the highest of lineage, the
companions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam asked him, a messenger of Allah Who is the
most noble, and the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam said, Accra, mocha Mandela, he is
		
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			the most noble of you are, those are the ones who are most is the person who is most
		
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			mindful of Allah subhanho wa Taala has most dakhla most God conscious of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
He's the one that's most noble of you. And so they said, No, we're not asking about that. And so he
said, If that's the case, then the most noble of you, the most noble is prophet Yusuf Alayhi. Salam,
his father Yaqoob was a prophet. His father is Huck was a prophet. And of course his father, Prophet
Ibrahim, Allah, he said, um, he was,
		
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			he was. And so
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala gave prophet Yusuf
		
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			gave prophet use of
		
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			the knowledge and not not only did he give them knowledge and wisdom, he gave him knowledge of the
interpretation of dreams, but out of the loss of the hand, wattana
		
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			tell us, Allah Subhana says, this is a course prophet yaku telling him
		
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			ready? Okay. danika GTV current book, and that's how your Lord chose you. Oh, he's speaking to of
course, this is you so chose you. And he taught you the interpretation of dreams. This is an
indication that of Allah subhanho wa Taala once goodness for a person.
		
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			Does he give him a lot of wealth? Maybe Maybe not. Not all rich people. Are people whom Allah
subhanho wa Taala prefer like, Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			If he wants goodness for a person, he might give him off he might not but that's not an indication
that Allah Subhana Allah wants goodness for you. What's the indication? That Allah wants goodness
for you? Is that when you love this Deen? When you learn the deen and you understand the deen you
have the desire to learn the deen as the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he said my
unit will be higher on you for up to 15 whomsoever Allah subhanho wa Taala wants goodness for him.
He makes him understand this Deen and in the story of Prophet Yusuf either he said um, this story in
itself is a miracle amongst the miracles that Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			gave to us and specifically, the details
		
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			In this story are also these are all miracles, and inshallah we'll try to extract some of them and
mentioned some of the things. And so Allah subhanho wa Taala says in concerning this story, look at
the canopy
		
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			de
		
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			la, indeed, in use of his brothers is a sign is on the siding for those who asked. It's not It's
simple. It's all there for you. Because when it comes to stories, stories are something that are
very powerful that you can get your points across without having somebody argue with you. So if you
have somebody who's not playing, if you tell him to pray, he might feel like you're nagging. But if
he tells a story to raise his mind so that he himself will start praying, it's much easier, and he
will not have the opportunity to really argue with you. Because if you're telling a story, he says,
oh, he can't stop you. So no, this is my story, let me finish the story off. So he's not going to
		
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			stop and argue with you. And in these stories, and also, when we have stories.
		
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			Stories are a way to understand how to implement,
		
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			how to implement certain things, how to see it in practice. And so when a person
		
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			reads a story,
		
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			it becomes a part of their morals, and manners.
		
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			And if you go up in the West, you grew up in the West, and you're learning from just certain types
of stories, and you're reading fairy tales, and so forth, you're going to be affected by the morals
and manners that are in those stories. And sometimes some of those morals and manners are things
that you learn might not always be good. Like you sometimes you wonder, why is it that some of some
sisters, why they're running off with that guy, that guy might be non Muslim, and so forth? And why
is he? What's wrong with her? Why has she done that? That doesn't make sense at all. Her friends
don't understand her parents don't understand it. Well, maybe it's because when she was young, she
		
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			was probably watching Aladdin.
		
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			You might not understand her, you might think it's a Disney cartoon. It's really simple, easy. But
you have to understand, look at the story itself. This is a person, right? Who gets
		
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			a princess who wants to marry this, this peasant, right? And of course, the parents are not gonna
I'm not gonna agree with it. So the lesson here, if your parents are not going to agree with it,
it's okay. It's okay. You can go off on your carpet ride.
		
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			You'll come back your parents will be okay. And your parents will be okay. And you guys will have a
happily ever after ending. Right? So let's do you want your children watching that? Learning like
that? And now you're wondering why they're running off because they think there's no carpet right?
That's why
		
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			something even nothing. And if you think you're wondering why my kids are angry, my kids like so
during yelling at me. And speaking to me like that. It's because they probably watch Bob Simpson.
		
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			Mm
		
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			hmm manners from Bart Simpson. They're gonna trigger a coma.
		
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			Right? They're gonna treat you like Homer.
		
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			That's, that's
		
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			the person who they emulate. So that's why we as Muslims, we have to start
		
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			instilling and teaching our children, the stories, the best of stories, the stories in the Quran,
the stories about the companions of the Prophet sallallahu, and the prophets and messengers of Allah
subhanho wa Taala, so that we can instill in them the true morals and manners of a Muslim. And so in
this story,
		
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			in this story,
		
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			we learn that Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam
		
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			goes through many trials and tribulations. The first test that he is faced with is a test of
jealousy from his brothers.
		
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			And his brothers. They throw him in the well, they throw him
		
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			into well, and this is story one. So this is something that they, they did to him, they did to him,
and they themselves, what are they doing? Why are they doing that? What is the
		
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			reason why they throw him into the world or decide to throw him into the world?
		
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			The reason is because they want to earn
		
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			the pleasure of their parents of the Father and of their parents. And so that's, that's why
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala tells us
		
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			that they themselves have when they mentioned a why they want to throw him Allah Subhana Allah
		
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			Allah says, he's telling us the story. When the brothers get together, and they can they
		
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			have their meeting.
		
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			Allah subhana wa says one of them says, Oh no, you're so far away for
		
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			Luna komachi
		
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			kill yourself or toss him or thrown into the wall.
		
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			avi comm clinical Madhavi comm
		
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			throw in the well get rid of him Why? So that the face of your father I mean that their father will
get her eyes attention to you guys mean to the to the other brothers. So what do they want, they
want the pleasure, they want the love of their father.
		
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			But there's ways to earn the love of your father. And in Islam, if you want to earn something that
is permissible,
		
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			that is halaal the means in method also has to be Hello.
		
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			Now what they did wrong was that they took the wrong way to try to earn the pleasure of their father
meaning to gain his gain his love, to gain the love of your father, your mother, it's something that
is praiseworthy.
		
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			But you also have to do it the right way. But they did the wrong way what should they have done,
they should have done as much as they could to earn the love of their their parents by earning the
pleasure of Allah subhanho wa Taala because of Allah subhana wa tada loves somebody. If Allah
Subhana, Allah loves somebody, he announces the jabril energy bill is ordered to announce to those
in the heavens, that Allah love so and so so love him. So you want to earn the love of somebody
should earn the love of Allah and the love of the angels. And then Allah Subhana, Allah will write
acceptance for you on earth. And be as be as kind as you can to your parents. And so there are ways
		
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			to earn the love of your parents. But this way, the way that the brothers took was not the proper
way. So
		
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			if you want to do something, the means also has to be
		
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			acceptable. You know, like, if you want to, to earn the love of your mother, let's say you say,
Okay, you know what, I'm gonna
		
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			start cleaning the dishes or washing the dishes now. Because I want my mom to my mother to love me.
So you walk and you go to the you go to the kitchen, on your way to the kitchen, your mom, your
mother is sweeping and cleaning the kitchen, and you push it aside.
		
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			You push it aside to get to the kitchen, to get to the kitchen sink. You push it aside, she falls
down. And she asks you, why did you do this? And or why did you do that daughter? Or mother? I was
trying to wash the dishes to try to please you? What is she going to do probably slap you upside
down? I mean, there's no
		
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			she won't even want you to wash the dishes anymore? Because Yeah, you did. You had good intentions
to try to please her by washing the dishes and doing the chores but in the process you did worse. So
the means also has to be acceptable. And so they did not take the proper means. And so they throw
him into the world. Now imagine this is a boy that's being thrown into the wall. If you read the
book, if you read like information that we have from the Torah and so forth, you'll see that it's
mentioned that Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salaam was very old and he was a youth already 18 years of age
or so. But in the Quran,
		
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			there's the loss of Hanoi, tell tell us how old he was. Allah subhana wa that did not specifically
mentioned but we can still this is part of the miracle in the Quran. No word is ever wasted
whatsoever. Every single word and letter is going to give us a meaning and give us something extra
that we can extract from and benefit from. And so Allah subhanho wa Taala even though doesn't
mention the age we know the age of Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam approximate age appropriate use of
from the words that are being used in the story, because Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			tells us when he's thrown to the wall, and he's taken out of the well. The person who takes him out
of the well he says, Yeah, Bush.
		
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			Oh, good news. This is a hula jam. So just from the word woolum. We know that he was approximately
approximately seven years of age eight years of age seven at that time at that, at that, that age.
		
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			After your toddler before you, before you have reached puberty, and so that's also part of the
miracle of the Quran that you can extract and benefit from, by looking at the words that are used.
And of course, this is something that is told to us by Allah Subhana, WA Tada. And this all of it is
true to the point. And so, Allah subhanho wa Taala tells us of course, this is a great story of
patience, patience, the first, not any type of patience, but beautiful patience, beautiful patience.
And what is beautiful patience. When prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam is thrown into the wall and the
brothers come back at nighttime, they approach their father and they tell him
		
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			and they even bring, they even bring evidence Allah subhanho wa Taala says
		
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			and so they come with they come with
		
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			a shirt
		
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			with blood, fake blood, but here last time, I said to be damning Kevin should be done. mcglue Bella
says has demonstrated that means it's a lying blood telling you that it's a lie. The blood itself is
telling you that it's alive. And so
		
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			when
		
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			when the person when they bring that when prophet
		
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			Alayhi Salam sees the shirt, he looks at the evidence and what does he see?
		
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			The Messenger of Allah Allah Allah Harrison tells us that Prophet jacoba Hassan says,
		
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			Oh, my
		
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			what a merciful, wolf that is. He tried to devour devoured my son. Yeah, there's not a single tear
on his shirt. My what a merciful wolf. And so perfect use of honor his prophet Jaco. immediately
notice realizes that what they are saying what they're doing, is what they are saying is false. But
look at the strength and the character of Prophet. Yeah.
		
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			He says, As for me, he doesn't go off on them.
		
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			yelling and screaming at them. Imagine if this really happened to this happened to somebody else.
		
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			to maybe any one of us. We were probably screaming upside down, you guys are grounded for life.
		
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			Right screaming and yelling at them, maybe saying this and doing that to them. Even if they were,
even if they're older, you would still
		
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			if you know that they were lying. But he doesn't even scold them, puts his trust in Allah subhanho
wa Taala he just says, nay Indeed, this is something that you yourselves have concocted, as for me
for sovereign jahmene As for me, I will have beautiful patience, and what pay what beautiful
patients did prophet Yaqoob have. For years and years he was separated from his son. He was
separated from his son.
		
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			And he loved him more than any of any of his other sons. He loved him so much. But he still had
hopes he was still he never gave up hope in Allah subhanho wa Taala. So beautiful patience starts
off from the very beginning. Right when they're calamity befalls upon a person, you have to be
patient. And you might wonder why are these profits going through so many, when Allah loves them?
Why did the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam have to go through so much trials and
tribulations? Do you know why? So that they can be the leader of those who are patient and that's
why our Prophet, the prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was born an orphan. He was raised
		
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			up, not by his parents, by his uncle and his uncle didn't even believe in the message. And they
stoned him. And if you've been called names, you have never been called names like the Prophet. Some
of them was called names. If you've been harmed, nobody has been harmed like the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, physically, when he was calling people to La ilaha illAllah in thought
if and other places and he was choked, and the fetus of a camel was put upon him.
		
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			While he was making sujood, and also the Messenger of Allah Salaam, his own family, his wife, people
were spreading rumors about his wife I shall read the Aloha I'm had the wife of the Messenger of
Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam trial after trial. He had to go through Why? And you know, he had
to go through the times in which they were in ship. It'd be all up in the mountain passive, I'd be
solid, when they barely had anything to eat when even inside him that'd be what boss. He said, One
night, I stepped on something,
		
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			something wet, and then I put it in my mouth because I was so hungry. To this day, I don't even know
what I put it in my mouth. And they used to eat leaves. And so the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
said, if you were in prison, if you were kept away, and starved, you wouldn't you never starve, like
the companion or the prophets on the loudest and the companions in those days, and even the days
afterwards, why did they have to go through so much so that they can be the leaders of those who are
patient?
		
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			Like even the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam if you've lost a child, before child before
puberty, did you know the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam lost three
		
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			count and three sons,
		
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			three sons when they were very young. Why did he have to go through all that so that he can be an
example for us in patience, and the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, his headaches
and his
		
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			his headaches, and the fever that he would feel was much more than any of us will ever feel. When he
came in one day I shout out the Aloha she said, O Messenger of Allah wa.
		
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			O Messenger of Allah, my head hurts and the Messenger of Allah sallallahu in essence, a belly is
watsa said no is My head hurts we do. We prophets and messengers don't feel pain, like one of you
our pain is multiplied, it's doubled, and it's multiplied. So whatever you headache, you feel that
we have ever felt, we have never felt the headache that the head that the Prophet Solomon felt, and
whenever calamity and trials and tribulations you go through, or any fever, in fact, the fever of
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was so high, that the companions could not even some of the
companions, when they touched him, they said, We could not even keep our hands there. Because he was
		
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			so hot. Why? Why did the prophets and messengers have to go through all of this so that they can be
the leaders of those who are patient? So that can be an example for you, so that you yourselves when
you are in facing these trials and tribulations? You say, yo, LA, you know, these people were much
better than me, what makes me What, what, why do it? Why is it? What makes you think, for example,
why makes you think that what makes you think that you deserve better?
		
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			They felt they had they faced even more trials and tribulations than any one of us. And so that's
why it's something to console ourself and to learn from, so that we can so when when you read the
stories of the prophets and messengers, and Allah Subhana, Allah sent the story of Prophet Yusuf,
		
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			in the most difficult time in the lifetime of the Prophet silver linings, it was a time in which the
people of Mecca have rejected and he went to typhoon he came back, he could not even come back into
his town without having somebody sponsor him. And so, it was the most difficult time in the lifetime
of the prophets on Luddism to console His Prophet, Allah subhanho wa Taala sent surah Yusuf surah
Yusuf at that time, and this is after the death of Abu Talib, and also after the death of his
beloved wife, Khadija, the Allahu Allah. And so these were the very difficult times for the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And so, Prophet, Prophet, Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam
		
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			was sold, sold to slavery, to a foreign land, a land where people did not believe in Allah did not
believe in the Day of Judgment. And so he was sold, but he could have been sold any to any place.
But Allah subhanho wa Taala had a plan. And so he ended up in the
		
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			in the house or the Palace of the Aziz or the minister. And Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			tested him also when he went when he was in the house of disease.
		
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			When she was done seduced by the wife of disease, she
		
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			Locked up all the doors and she said, Hey, Teluk, hi Tilak, as a word to say, you know, in our
times, you might say, Let's get it on, I'm ready. It's like an another, another. Kira who yet to
look, she prepared herself and adoring herself. And prophet Yusuf was at the peak of his youth last
night before this.
		
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			And when we when he reached his maturity for maturity, we gave him wisdom and knowledge, workers
alley cannot just sell machining. And that's how we reward the machine in the machining those who
perfect the relation between them and Allah, because our son, there's two types of sand between you
and Allah and that sand between you and the people. And if you can perfect that, then you are a true
mersin because you are kind and righteous towards people. And your connection with Allah subhanho wa
Taala is also strong, because you're always conscious of him. So given this, he's in the house, and
the house of the disease and this woman, who of course, was probably very beautiful herself. Why?
		
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			Because normal people don't go around marrying any put any woman, most likely she was very beautiful
also. And so she herself, it's not him, she is the one that's asking to it that's trying to seduce
him. So if you are put in that situation.
		
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			The lesson to be taken from here is that sometimes you get a lot of peer pressure in high school.
Sometimes you get a lot of peer pressure in college. It is not just from you. It's from the home of
the society, to the point that nowadays people make fun of you if you're still a virgin. If you're
1617 or 18. They come to you Hey, dude, man, you still virgin man, what's wrong with you.
		
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			And then if they're not a virgin, they're proud of it, proud of sin.
		
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			And then you're caught up in that that's a lot of peer pressure. If you feel peer pressure, I want
you to imagine prophet Yusuf alayhi salam, he was the only he was a Muslim. everyone around him was
non Muslim, all of the society was against him. And he wasn't looking for this but people were
coming. But this woman comes to him who has also very beautiful. So how do you keep yourself if you
are put in front in that situation, those things. Listen to a prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam says,
		
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			of how you should be what you should be thinking about. to stay away from that he says.
		
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			The first thing he remembers, he says
		
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			he's six seeks help in a lot because you should always seek help and Allah and you should think and
you should think of the greatness of Allah subhana wa tayana. The first thing you should do in front
of sins, is seek help from seek help from Allah subhanho wa Taala. And he so he says my other law he
doesn't even have time to say
		
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			he's not alone.
		
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			I seek refuge in Allah subhanho wa Taala from that what you are calling me and then what should your
mindset be? remember Allah seek refuge in Allah, and then in
		
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			Sonoma?
		
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			Indeed, surely he My Lord has provided me with all the comforts provide me with all these blessings.
So some of the scholars of course I've said in no Who here is that has ease but the stronger the two
opinion Allah Subhana knows best and know who you
		
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			are, and know who Jani Allah is Allah My Lord has provided me with so much meaning the next thought
process the next thing that you click to, when sin is brought in front of you, you think of all the
great blessings that Allah Subhana Allah has given you. Think about your family. Think about the
clothing that you have. Think about Islam, think about the gene of a loss of either guidance or loss
of a has given you. If you think about the great blessings, then it will help you abstain from that
which is haraam. How can he this Hello, but gives you everything he provides for you. He cares for
you. He gives you sustenance, and he gave you he Daya he gave you guidance to be a Muslim. How could
		
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			you disobey somebody like that and now
		
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			In a hula, you flip the model, and then you think about the consequences of that sin.
		
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			Think about the consequences of that sin. Indeed, nobody, indeed you surely
		
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			a person who this is this obedience of Allah, a person who transgresses will never be successful in
this life, nor will he be successful in the Hereafter, nor will he be successful. So think about
that. So these are some of the things when a person is put into that situation. Then, you think
about that, and the loss of hanworth, Allah tells us that Prophet Yusuf Alayhi, salam,
		
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			also this this test that he goes through, it's a very difficult test, the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			even mentioned, he said, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam said, metalock, to Body Fitness,
and he held on to I love the jolly man and Nisa. He said, I have not left a trial test for the men.
		
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			That's more harmful for them, then the woman is nothing against the woman. But that's the weak spot.
For the men, that's the weak spot. When it comes to that area for the men for the woman. In general,
it's the mouth more than anything else. And that's why the prophet SAW the light, he hasn't said, if
you can guarantee me that you will protect your amount that which is between your cheeks, and your
thighs, I will guarantee you gentlemen, I will guarantee you again, when it comes to the woman who
comes to men. That weak spot is that is that which is in the bottom, for the man or woman. Usually
it's between the tongues. And but if you can't, but sometimes it's the sometimes some people, it's a
		
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			little bit different than that. But generally that's the case. But if you can protect those two
things, then you'll be guaranteed Jenna, say that which is pleasing to Allah alone, and then abstain
from any of those desires that a person has. And so
		
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			perfect use of Allah, he said, he's put in a very difficult situation. And he's not only only going
against this woman, but all of the woman are in agreement, because when she vite invites them all.
When she invites them all. Of course, Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam was very handsome. And now could he
not be handsome? When his when he was a descendant of Prophet Abraham and profit and profit, Abraham
and Sarah, do you know who sada was? She was one of the most beautiful women that walked the earth.
When she came into Egypt, the king, because she was so beautiful, the king wanted her for himself.
He wanted her for himself. And from them, of course, came at profit as Huck. And of course the
		
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			prophets and messengers were given beauty, the beauty was in
		
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			their character and also in the, their physical appearance also. So our generation after generation,
these are all his forefathers were all prophets and messengers. And so when it came to proper use of
honor, he said, I'm the Messenger of Allah. saw him in orange, it's the right one Mirage in the
Mirage going up. He met prophet Yusuf and he said, I saw him and he I saw that he was a shutter.
Jamal. He was given half of beauty Subhana Allah he was given half of beauty. That means whatever
half left, that the other half, were sharing it right now. And after I was born, I don't know how
much is left. No, just kidding. See if you guys are awake.
		
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			Just seeing if you guys are awake, plenty left.
		
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			So
		
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			Prophet, Yusuf Alayhi Salam was very, very handsome. And when he came about, of course,
		
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			when they saw him, when they saw him, the blood that was dripping from their hands, bear witness of
how handsome prophet use of Allah He Salam was, and they called him to do that which was displeasing
to Allah. But he chose Allah subhanho wa Taala tells us that he chose
		
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			prison, he chose prison over that which they were calling him to. And so this is also something that
we could learn from. Because when you disobey Allah subhanho wa Taala, you might feel that you might
not be enjoying enjoying, meaning the pleasures of this world and so forth. But just know that if
you give up something
		
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			for the sake of Allah, Allah will replace it for you better in this life and the hereafter in this
life before the hereafter even will give you something better.
		
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			So when you're put in a position where maybe this this woman and so forth is asking you to do many
bad things and vice versa also with the, with the sisters to stay away from her drama, if you stay
away from that alone will give you that which is much, much better. That which is much, much better.
And that's why perfect use of either he said um, when
		
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			when he was put in that situation, he said, Ah
		
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			Li m una de la. He said indeed, oh my lord, the prison is more beloved to me than what you were
calling me to. Because what they are calling him to his permanent his prison in the hereafter. The
Hellfire, that's what they're calling him to. And so that's why prison, I will stay between these
walls, the four walls, it's better than me than then obeying you. And disobeying Allah subhanho wa
Taala. So when prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam was put in prison, he also looked at how he behaved and
when he was in prison, he did not,
		
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			did not just isolate himself, but he was still trying to benefit people. He was still calling people
to La Isla halen LA, calling people to the worship of Allah. So don't complain about your
surroundings and circumstances no matter what situation you're in, try to make the best of the
situation, even in prison. Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salaam was making Dawa. But how did he make Dawa,
look at how he made Dawa prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam was beneficial to other people. And that's why
they came to him. And that's what we as Muslims, you have to be the best neighbors. You have to be
the best.
		
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			coworkers, you have to be the best classmate so that your classmates will come to you, your
neighbors will come to you. Wow, I have such a great neighbor. Why is my neighbor like that? And
then you tell them that we The reason why I am so honest, I'm so kind to you. I'm so merciful to
you. I am so nice to you. And so helpful to you is because I am a Muslim, do you want to know about
Islam?
		
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			So you make them come to you by being very kind to them so that they come to you and ask you Why are
you so exceptional, and you tell them about Islam. And that's what prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam did in
prison. And that's why when they were coming to him, and they were asking him about the
interpretation of the dreams, they said, in Iraq, I mean, Allah mazzini Indeed, we see you have
those who do go, even in prison, he's doing good. These are his fellow prisoners telling him that
and so when he does that, he comes he tells them
		
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			he,
		
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			Tacoma,
		
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			Tacoma, coma, bita, wheelie,
		
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			to coma, coma,
		
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			in Europe be I will not you know, in prison, there's a time in which you eat, and food that comes to
you, doesn't always come to you when you want to it comes to you and it's time for you to eat. And
so he says, I will not I will tell you what you're asking me about concerning the dream, but that
same Lord, who taught me the interpretation of dreams,
		
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			let me tell you more about that Lord. So he's using that his actions that actions and kindness to
steer people towards him, so that he can call them to La Isla halen law. And so he says, that he
commands Mr. Lemon europei that what you come to me for, Allah has taught me let me tell you more
about Allah.
		
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			Let
		
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			me know Nebula
		
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			I have left a people who have normally who do not believe in Allah, and in the hereafter they
reject. And then he finally tells them what he follows. He's calling them to La ilaha illAllah. And
when you call them to let
		
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			us speak to them in a language that they understand, and that's exactly what prophet Yusuf Alayhi
Salaam did. He says.
		
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			All my fellow prisoners like he's speaking to them in a kind way. Do our mini loads lords, many
masters better than one master
		
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			who is all powerful
		
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			as well
		
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			Why is he telling them this? Because he knows them. These are servants. And so he's speaking to them
in a language that they understand you being a servant, is it better for you to serve many masters
and get confused? This person telling you to do this, and the other person tells you do that, to
serve one Lord, the one and only God, the Almighty God.
		
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			So he's used, you have to speak to them in the language that they understand. And so he's using this
opportunity before telling them what they want, answering the questions. He's giving them La ilaha
illAllah. And a lot of us,
		
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			when people come to you and ask you, why do you wear the hijab?
		
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			We waste a lot of time trying to mention this and modesty and so forth. I want you to just the first
thing that I want you to say is this. I want you to tell this is what my Lord told me that he Kuma
Alemany rugby just like prophet Yusuf said, that's what my lord ordered me. And now, I believe the
Quran is the word of God. And the Prophet Muhammad is the Messenger of God. And I believe that these
injunctions are ordered to me by by God, I believe in God, I believe in the Quran. I believe in the
Prophet Mohammed Salah lon so many other prophets and messengers, and this is God, this is what God
has ordered me to do. And then you know what they're gonna say, they can't argue with you.
		
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			They can't argue you already. You've already said, You know what? You've already protected yourself.
Anything comes back. Now you tell them Do you want then you go to the next step? You tell them? Do
you know why I believe
		
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			that the Quran is the word of God. Do you know why I believe that God created me in order for me to
do this. And now it's giving you the opportunity, the ball is in your court. You tell them about La
ilaha illAllah. Because sometimes we and then we spend a lot of time trying to
		
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			mention some of the reasons and so forth. And then we finished with the reasons and that person is
still not Muslim. He still hasn't received the message of La ilaha illAllah that wish all the
prophets and messengers have been sent forth. Then after that, then you tell them about the
statistics or whatever you have concerning the virtues of the hijab, and so forth.
		
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			After that, but you give them La Ilaha Illa and use that opportunity. The first thing you say is, I
believe this is what God has ordered me to do. Are they going to say? What are they going to say
they have nothing else they will just they won't argue with you always come back to that. And so you
have the opportunity now to give them the message of La ilaha illa Allah and that's what prophet
Yusuf Allah, he said, I'm dead. I know that. We don't have a lot of time but we're gonna move on
inshallah, about
		
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			beautiful patients. Of course, the story of Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salaam, Prophet Yusuf eventually
ends up being
		
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			the most influential person in Egypt.
		
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			Why? Because of his patience, because of his taqwa, even through through all these trials and
tribulations, are lost and thus, Allah subhanho wa Taala, rewarded for the use of when he got out of
prison, not only is he going out to any others, to the streets of Egypt, no, he's going to the
palace of Egypt, and the loss of Hannah worth Allah says, worker then he can also fulfill on the
turbo min
		
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			Russia, and that's how we established you so far north, he that in so that he can
		
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			establish them on Earth, that he can roam the earth will go wherever he wants. Now, why did Allah
Subhana give him that such great power, or such great authority? New see Bobby era
		
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			we surely send our blessings or mercy upon whom we will
		
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			and we will not we will never let go, we will never let the efforts of those who are the machine and
machine on those who do good those who are sincere, who are giving all their all that they have to
please along and also be kind to the people that must be known. We never let the efforts go to
waste. And we will reward them in this life like profit or loss of reward and proper use of in this
life by giving him both in authority at the end. But one
		
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			man who can who yet
		
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			but the reward of the Hereafter is much better. For those who believe and have piety and are
conscious of Allah subhanho wa Taala. So when the brothers come
		
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			when the brothers that Prophet use of Allah, He said
		
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			lm when they come,
		
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			Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam has been separated from his father for many years, from his brothers for
many years. And not only that, you read the story. We know that Prophet, Yaakov loses his son,
Yusuf, and also his other son, then you mean because he kept them now he's with you So, and the
eldest son has also imposed upon himself, a self imposed exile. So he's lost three of his most
beloved Son, three of his most beloved Son, in when he's given the news that he has lost all his
sons, all three, all his three of his most beloved sons. What does he do? Allah subhanho wa Taala
tells us what?
		
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			When he's given this nose, he turns around, he turns away from them, do you know why he turns away
from them, because that's what beautiful patience is. Beautiful patience is when you do not turn to
other people, but you turn to her.
		
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			And you strengthen yourself with that calamity. By prayer was still enormous slavery was Salah, by
increasing your prayer, increasing your connection with a law and you don't turn to look for
sympathy from the people. You don't look for sympathy for the people, some people in something
befalls upon them.
		
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			You know, this thing happened to me and so forth. Uh, you're telling everybody so that they could
come on system so sorry, as
		
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			you're always telling No, the one that you should turn to is the loss of Hannah Montana. And that's
why he says,
		
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			since the beginning for sovereign Jimmy, when he lost his son, when he saw that law, when
		
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			a law is the one who I seek help, who I turned to, so he turns away and he says,
		
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			Oh, well, the, the loss of use of so notice that even though they tried to separate yourself from
his father so that his father would love them more the brothers more or the opposite happen. Why?
Because when you try to gain something incorrectly, you are punished by the opposite. mean you're
punished with the opposite. So the love of a prophet Jaco only increase, it didn't decrease. It only
increase. And he says yeah, so far the use of he's not telling his his sons and his grandsons in his
family, he turns away, but they overhear him. And he cries crying is not something that nullifies
beautiful patience, why? Because when you cry, it shows that you have nobody else to turn to accept
		
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			the love. And that's why a woman when she wants something, and you don't give it to her, or but she
cries, because that's the only weapon that she has left.
		
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			And she'll break down and cry and the husband's Okay, okay, fine. Here, you can have it. You can
have that new Lexus now.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Because that's the only weapon that she has. And so when you cry to a law, you saying that you're
like, I have no one else except you to help me. And so you're putting your trust in Allah, and
that's crying.
		
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			When you're, when you're making dua to Allah when you're praying
		
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			between you and Allah subhanho wa Taala and you're crying, you're alone. That is something that's
very, very praiseworthy, and it does not nullify beautiful patience, as long as you don't complain
and complain like oh yeah Allah, why did this happen to me? No, you are pleased with the loss of a
handle has decreed for you at the same time you seek help and Allah from Allah alone, and so they
think
		
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			so a last day when they overhear him. This is one of the most powerful scene and so they overhear
the father mentioning use of and so they say,
		
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			by law you will continue to remember use of the sympathetic towards him, why is he crying until he
becomes blind. And you're gonna continue to remember that the member use of even all these days
until you become weak because of old age or until you pass
		
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			away until you pass away, you're gonna continue to remember all that time. So what is
		
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			he says, indeed I am turning to allow alone to complain, not in terms of bad complaining to ask
Allah subhanho wa Taala concerning my sadness and my calamity, I'm not looking for sympathy from
you, as if he's saying, I'm not looking for sympathy from you. That's part of beautiful patience.
When something happens it makes you even stronger. It makes you even stronger. And
		
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			part of beautiful patience is never losing hope in Allah subhanho wa Taala never losing hope in
Allah subhanho wa Taala and so he never lost hope. And so he tells his sons when he
		
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			has
		
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			Oh, my children go and search for him vehement Lee, search for use of and his brother, and do not
lose hope. For indeed, nobody loses hope in the comforting mercy of the likes of disbelievers. No
matter what your circumstances, no matter how many what kind of sins you're committed before, you
should never lose hope. A law is always there to accept your repentance. And when something happens,
you should never lose hope. Nobody loses hope except for this believers do you know?
		
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			Because when a person loses hope, he is like it. Let's say he has committed some sins, and he's lost
hope when a person loses hope he says it says if you say Yeah.
		
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			How can you say that? That's how you should never lose hope in Allah subhanho wa Taala and nobody
loses hope in Allah subhanho wa Taala except the disbelievers and so Allah subhana wa tada tells us
that Prophet Yusuf alayhi salam, in the end, they meet again, and prophet Yusuf alayhi salam, even
after all that was done to him, forgives his brothers. He forgives his brothers, Allah subhanho wa
Taala tells us not only does he forgive his brothers, he forgives his brothers and he doesn't even
want to mention it and remind them at all, whatsoever so that they would not feel uncomfortable. So
when, when when he saw when they realized that the Minister of Egypt at that time was prophet Yusuf
		
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			Alayhi, salam, Prophet Yusuf, he says to them, in the famous words, that is in which the Messenger
of Allah sallallahu Sallam also used when he entered Mecca because the message of a lobby member was
also very, was harmed. And he was called names and bad things were done to him by his people, just
like profit use of na Salaam was faced the trials from his brothers. And so he says to them,
		
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			he says letter three ballet C'mon young indeed today.
		
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			Letter three ballet C'mon young, there's no blame on you today. There's no blame on you today. Young
Pharaoh, Allahu Allah come or hamara amin, Allah Subhan, Allah has already forgiven you. For indeed,
he is surely the Most Merciful of those who show mercy. So he has forgiven his brothers. And because
he has given his brothers in sha Allah, Allah has also forgiven them, because it's the sin between
him and his brother, but him and his brothers. And so if it's a sin between you and another person,
that person has to forgive you first. And so, Prophet Yusuf Alayhi Salam is prophet use of Allah,
Allah forgives his brothers. And not only does he forgive his brothers, he did tries not to mention
		
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			it again. Because some of us we say, we forgive our spouses when they do wrong to us, but then we
always try to dig it up again. Remember, he did that to me a long time ago, 50 years ago, or 20
years ago, and you're always digging a member when we were young. And you said but you said you ever
forgive? No, I just said at that time, but but you when you forgive them, push you brush it aside,
and don't mention it again. And that's why Allah subhana wa tells us is what prophet Yusuf Alayhi
Salaam says.
		
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			rajani mina
		
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			Mina al Badu and Indeed Allah has been surely kind to me, in that he took me out of the prison.
Notice that he did not because he's in the presence.
		
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			This brothers. So what did Where did a lot of take a model first? The world but he didn't mention
the world why? Because his brothers were there he forgave them, he did not want to put more salt and
rub it in more he had already forgiven them. So forgiving is always better than keeping in your
heart. Because there are some people who say, there are some people who say, they forgive forgive. I
know this thing is telling me to be quiet, it's time for you to go. Do you know what never give a
woman a telephone or a chef a microphone? That's what she
		
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			used to always tell me. Right? And so let me just finish with one thing. One story last story, and
Shelley should always forgive. Because when you forgive, when a person forgives, and doesn't have
any envy and jealousy in their hearts, these are the people when their hearts are clean, because
nobody answers Jen except for people with clean hearts and peer. And so if you can purify your heart
of jealousy and envy and all of that, then inshallah you intergender. And that's why the Prophet
when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, bear witness about a person, I'm pretty sure that a
lot of you have known that know the story of the person who came into the house came into the
		
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			masjid. He said that next person who comes to the masjid will be amongst the person in gender. And
he bear witness three times, a bear witness three times. And of course, in the end, what was it?
What was it that he had, the thing that he had was he never had before he would go to sleep, he
would always always forgive? He would always forgive and they would never have envy or jealousy
towards anybody. And that's, those are the characteristics of Jelena. But you know, you might say,
Well, you know, somebody says something to you. It's very hard to forgive sometimes.
		
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			But let me tell you how to do it. You want me to tell you how to do it.
		
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			If you want to forgive people,
		
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			you want to forgive people, and you should forgive people, when they do do things when they wronged
you, and so forth. Especially when people are close to your relatives and so forth. be forgiving.
Why How? before you go to sleep? Sometimes, you know, it's difficult you say, Ah,
		
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			it's in your heart and how you say, How can that person say that to me? How can this person do this
to me? And so some people they never forgive for years, sometimes a lifetime when they see that
brother or sister again, it's never the same ever again. They don't forgive them. But let me tell
you something, before you go to sleep, I want you to do this is keeping it in your heart? Would you
like to keep that in your heart to the day of judgment? They have wronged you inshallah, you get
some reward from them. Yeah, let me keep that let me get the reward, or do you want to be amongst
the people of gentlemen?
		
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			Ask yourself if I want to keep that in my heart, or I want to be being amongst the people of Jenin I
hope the answer is Allah is that you want to be amongst the people of gender. So ask yourself, ask
yourself, isn't gender worth forgiving that person? Isn't gender worth it? And I hope it is for all
of us, inshallah. And so that's some of the lessons that we can take amongst the 1000s and 1000s of
lessons that we can extract from from the story of profit use of witches.
		
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			Bina Mohammed Ali, wasabi, what's up