Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – 3 5 Pray as You Have Seen Me Pray

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The Bible's teachings are discussed, including rules for prayer, rules for a SunGeneration, and the importance of following rules and intentions. The speakers emphasize the need to read the same message in the same form and offer advice on praying recitation. They also discuss the use of hand movements and the importance of following laws and prophesies. The segment concludes with a discussion of superstars and legends related to Islam and a mention of a tabby and a woman who did not raise their hands after a prayer.

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			Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi
or Baraka wa salam at the Sleeman
		
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			cathedral Ilario Mateen Amma bird,
		
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			we continue the, the salaat. From
the portion about when we're
		
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			sitting down
		
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			we spoke about how to use the
fingers, how to raise the fingers.
		
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			We talked about the different ways
of doing that.
		
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			Now although we're supposed to
look at the place we do such the
		
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			way we do frustration when we're
standing up in the sitting in the
		
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			sitting posture,
		
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			we do something different. There's
a hadith related from Abdullah
		
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			hypnosis beta, or the Allah one in
which he said that Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he
saw Rasulullah performing his
		
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			prayer.
		
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			And he says law Your job is to
bizarro who is shorter who
		
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			his gaze did not go beyond his
gesturing, which means his, his
		
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			gaze was confined to where his
fingers were. Which means that
		
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			when we're sitting down and we're,
when we're sitting down in the
		
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			sitting posture will be will,
you'll be looking more towards
		
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			your finger in your lap as opposed
to further up beyond that. So
		
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			that's the only time you look
differently and also in ruku. When
		
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			you're in frustration, you
actually look at your feet. So
		
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			that's that's another difference.
This hadith is related by a Buddha
		
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			route. Abdullah Agnes Zubaydah the
Allahu Anhu what he says that's
		
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			related by Imam Abu Dawood.
		
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			Now, there's even a hadith about
should the Tisha hood be read
		
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			aloud or silently, even that's not
made up that is in a hadith. So
		
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			Abdullah Masuda the Allahu Anhu
relates that it is from the Sunnah
		
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			a, your shahada that that the Shia
which should be read silently
		
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			right? So as you said with
everything perfectly within the
		
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			solid you've got a hadith Yes,
some Hadith may be weak. But when
		
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			you don't have a hadith when you
don't have a say Hadith about a
		
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			particular thing, then you will
have to take the weak one is
		
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			better than making something up
and using your own logic to decide
		
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			on what to do. This one This one
from Abdullah Masuda the Allahu
		
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			Anhu is related both by Timothy
and a Buddha out in the in the
		
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			German and the Muslim.
		
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			Then it's related from Abdullah
Omar the hola Juan that you know,
		
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			after the second record, you've
done your Tisha with a shadow La
		
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			ilaha illallah wa shadow and I'm
having that I'm Devorah pseudo,
		
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			then you're supposed to stand up.
When you stand up there should you
		
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			raise your hands now? So it's
related from Abdullah Muhammad Ali
		
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			Allah and that when the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			entered the solid he raised his
hands towards his chest. When he
		
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			raised his head from the Roku, he
did not do this.
		
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			Now I believe the Masuda I believe
no matter the Allah on this one is
		
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			related from him that he did not
he did not realize he did not
		
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			again raise his his hands after
the the search or after the second
		
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			account rather
		
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			than in the last two records. Now
let's clarify this.
		
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			What should you read in the last
in anything beyond the second
		
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			record? So if it's a Muslim
prayer, three records if it's a
		
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			winter prayer, if it's other
prayer or for God, Sunnah prayer,
		
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			what do you do in the last two
records in the third and fourth
		
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			record? What do you do? So, the
ruling is that in a fourth prayer,
		
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			it is only wajib to do a Fatiha
and a surah in the first tour
		
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			because in the third or the fourth
record, it's not wajib to do a
		
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			Surah or a Surah Fatiha it's
sunnah to do just so little Patea
		
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			which means that if in the third
record somebody just got up and
		
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			stood there
		
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			for a few seconds and went back
into record that Salah would be
		
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			valid there but there'll be
missing a sooner so it's against
		
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			the sunnah to do it but the salah
would be valid during you don't
		
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			even have to do that as well, but
it's not. I mean, I mentioned in
		
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			this not that it'd be done just as
a ruling, okay? Because it's a
		
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			sunnah to do it.
		
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			That's in any form of the prayer.
The third and the fourth rock arts
		
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			karate is not worship is sunnah to
do just Fatiha. However in every
		
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			other prayer that includes the
three rockets of worship water,
		
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			and any photocard sunnah that you
do.
		
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			You have to do Kira in all of the
records. And the reason is that
		
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			and this is a bit technical, that
even when you're doing a forecast,
		
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			Sunnah prayer, in reality, what
you're doing is you're reading two
		
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			times to put together
		
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			so any sooner a Sunnah prayer is
actually supposed to be a tour of
		
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			God prayer, but there's been
allowed that you put two together,
		
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			two of them together two heads of
it together. So when you get up
		
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			for the third or
		
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			Cut that's why I call him somewhat
irrelevant. You can actually even
		
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			repeat your T shirt in the third
record of a Sunnah prayer, because
		
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			you're actually starting a new
prayer
		
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			right.
		
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			What also that means a few other
issues that are that are just
		
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			mentioned it is that if you are
		
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			in a fourth prayer your intention
needs to be very specific.
		
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			I am making three records of
Witter. Sorry, I am making three
		
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			records of Maghrib four buckets of
fourth of the heart behind this
		
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			Imam, it has to be very specific.
If the imam is reading
		
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			the Torah and or us or let's say
and you've come in and you haven't
		
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			read the authority yet.
		
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			In the Hanafi school, you're not
allowed to make photocopies of God
		
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			prayer behind the Imam making
photocopies of Asri your
		
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			intentions need to be the same in
the Shafiq is that's allowed.
		
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			As far as I know, it's allowed in
the Sharpies and Malik is because
		
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			they've got a slight separation
between the Imams intention and
		
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			the follows intention in the
Hanafi school. With the Imam the
		
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			intentions need to be the same
especially in a form of prayer.
		
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			Also, it's so specific that let's
just say that your normal Imam His
		
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			name is Imam Musa. Right your
Imams name of your Masjid. You
		
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			came in one day and you wanted to
be extra specific and you said I
		
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			am making these photocopies of
your prayer behind this Imam Musa
		
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			Allahu Akbar. And suddenly it
appears that it's Imam Yusuf was
		
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			reading your Musa wasn't there
that day so Imam use of and read
		
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			your Salah to not be valid behind
him.
		
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			Right? Why did you mention his
name, you didn't have to, you just
		
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			say behind this Imam, that's
enough. Right? Because the
		
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			follower needs to have an
intention for the Imam
		
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			that he's praying behind an Imam,
for him to be connected with the
		
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			Imam. But the Imam doesn't need an
intention for the follower to be
		
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			following him.
		
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			So that takes us to another issue.
		
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			If you're making Torah cuts of
your fajr prayer, somebody's
		
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			complaints, you're making your
Torah cuts or fajr prayer,
		
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			technically speaking, they can tap
you to let you know that they're
		
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			gonna join you and you start
reading loudly and they can follow
		
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			you. And that's actually superior
to do than to read separately.
		
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			Right? This is if you're doing
your own prayer, if you were late
		
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			for let's say, bye to the gods,
and you pray to with the Imam,
		
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			then you stood up. Now you are
what you call a mosque book,
		
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			meaning you've missed some records
with the Imam, you know, left
		
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			behind. So now you're going to
complete your tour of God
		
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			separately, right?
		
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			In this case, if somebody wants to
follow you, they can't in the
		
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			Hanafi school is not allowed
because you are not a complete
		
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			Imam because you actually
finishing off what you are behind
		
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			doing with it. And so you're kind
of like half praying yourself in
		
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			half with the Imam Do you see what
I'm saying? Whereas in the Shafi
		
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			school, that would be allowed as
well.
		
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			Right. So that's why what you will
see is that there will be some
		
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			people who follow a different
method, they'll they may come and
		
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			tap you in you may be a massage
book.
		
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			Now you just have to carry on
praying as you're praying
		
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			normally, to give them an
indication that I'm not going to
		
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			be an imam. But if they want to
follow you that's up to them. You
		
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			don't have to worry, don't go and
argue with me. You can't follow me
		
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			in the Hanafi school, they can't
follow you. But they might be
		
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			following a different mother we
might be permissible for them. So
		
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			you just pray your own salad. You
know, it's like your carriage they
		
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			just they just joining sorry,
you're the engine they just
		
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			joining the carriage. In fact,
there was a person who came late
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu sallam said
in a hadith who can make sadaqa on
		
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			him
		
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			who can be charitable, and that
the way to do that was who can
		
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			make an awful prayer with him so
that he can get a Jamar, he will
		
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			lead the prayer you can make
nothing. Now, when I said that
		
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			your salad has to be the same as
the Imams. If it's inferior, then
		
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			it's fine, which means I can make
enough little prayer behind the
		
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			Imams for the prayer. So in our
prayer, if I've already read my
		
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			thoughts, and they do it your mind
now I can join in as a Knuffle
		
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			prayer. That's fine because my
salad is inferior. It's lower than
		
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			a fourth prayer. But I can't do a
different prayer to his. Do you
		
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			see what I'm saying? If it's a
fourth fourth, that's the
		
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			difference. So now, in afforded
the prayer in the third and fourth
		
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			regard only Fatiha is sunnah not
watching or fault but in every
		
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			other type of solid circle Fatiha
and a surah is wajib in all of it.
		
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			So in a photocard sunnah as well
because for God's sunnah is
		
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			actually two plus two.
		
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			Right? In the Hanafi school
acquainting Mount Abu Hanifa you
		
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			can do up to eight records
together.
		
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			Like if you wanted to do a lot of
Knuffle prayer, and you didn't
		
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			want to stop in between they he
allows up to eight records like
		
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			you know you just sit in the
shower and get up saying that the
		
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			show get up after every two
records and the last one you
		
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			finish off, like a marathon
prayer. Right? But it's not
		
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			advisable best is to do it in two
and two interval press except
		
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			where it's mentioned in the Hadith
that rose
		
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			On the forecast before the
forecast before answer that's
		
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			mentioned clearly, because there's
a hadith which mentions that
		
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			Professor Larson said whoever is
regular on 12 extra cards, and he
		
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			mentioned it as four before or two
after, and two after maghrib and
		
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			two before Fajr.
		
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			Right. So that's, that's a that's
a different issue.
		
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			So here's the deal for in the form
of prayer where you don't have to
		
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			do Fatiha and a surah. In the last
two records, it's related from Abu
		
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			Qatada or the Allah one.
		
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			That the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam used to read in the
		
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			lower pray in the first two
records with Fatiha and a surah.
		
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			And in the last two records used
to read justify to
		
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			write and that hadith is related
by Bukhari and Muslim.
		
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			Then the dua for after the
Shahada. You know, we do the show
		
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			within the last record and we read
Salawat on the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			So, although it's a sunnah to
recite the Salawat, and among
		
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			Salallahu Salam in the Hanafi
school, it's fun to do it in the
		
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			Shafi school. That's so important,
so don't ever miss the Salawat.
		
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			And of course, that Allahu Allah
Salam, if you really have to make
		
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			a short prayer you could just
about just leave the door after
		
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			it. That is optional, but the
Salawat and the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			DeLucia Eve, as you call it, Allah
Allah, Allah Muhammad, that
		
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			particular one, you should read
that as a very strong sunnah.
		
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			Because there's a hadith that's
related by necessity. In which
		
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			field Allah ignore obeyed are the
Allahu unsaid that Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam heard
somebody who was making dua in a
		
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			solid, but he did not praise Allah
subhanaw taala and neither did he
		
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			make the sun or what neither did
he do Allahumma Salli ala
		
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			Muhammad. So Robert Allah some
said I jilted you, hello, Sally.
		
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			You've rushed your prayer almost
slowly. Then he the prophets,
		
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			Allah some taught him and there
was another person who actually
		
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			did everything otherwise I was him
hurt him and he said to him, or
		
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			the route to jump was self taught,
which means make dua your door
		
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			will be accepted, ask for whatever
you want, you will be given it so
		
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			there's a great benefit of doing
that. Now. There are many Hadees,
		
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			which we'll cover later, about dua
after Salat, being accepted as
		
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			Salah dua battle back to bat the
doors after the prescribed
		
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			prayers, they are considered to be
an accepted dua. So whether you do
		
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			them together, whether you do them
separately loudly or silently do
		
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			them, because it's a time when it
was accepted. You don't feel like
		
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			doing the offer yourself do do
offer me do do offer your father,
		
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			your mother, your family, the
Muslim world, they need it.
		
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			Because it's like everybody's
given a ticket. Right? You've got
		
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			a ticket to go and get a free free
drink not Redbull you know free
		
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			drink, right? Decent drink. And
		
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			he's like, I don't know how to use
it is people are gonna call you
		
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			crazy. You got a free drink, man.
Now here you're getting a free do
		
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			Ah. So do it. Even if it's just
simply because you see so many
		
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			people that finish this thought
and we'll just walk off a can't
		
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			wait for the amount of finishes
and I'm wanting to Allah and
		
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			they're gone.
		
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			It's really ridiculous. I mean,
it's time of acceptance. Make the
		
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			dua for yourself. Just sit down
and just just say something, just
		
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			raise your hands. You don't have
to raise your hand just do
		
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			something. Don't miss that time.
Very important. So the majority of
		
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			erla for Muslims and everybody
they have taken the understanding
		
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			that this dua is referring to
after the Salah. This is the
		
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			opinion of the majority ignore
Tamia. That's why you will see
		
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			people who claim to follow him no
Tamia, Rahim Allah, you will see
		
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			that what they do is they don't
make much dua after solids,
		
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			because even a Tamia and even
their claims opinion was that the
		
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			DUA that's supposed to be accepted
as in the solid at the end.
		
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			Right, so after the Salawat and
Prophet salallahu Salam, then you
		
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			do an extra DUA and you know,
whatever do you want you do it
		
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			then, but the majority of the
relevant except, you know, a very
		
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			few, like even the Tamia, they say
that it's after the solitary
		
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			speaking, although there is a dua
that's accepted inside the prayer
		
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			as well. But he just restricted
all within the prayer. We say no,
		
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			it's after the prayer.
		
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			Now, what are the doors that are
recited? Right, who read Allah who
		
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			reads Allahumma inni LOM to NFC
Holman? Cathy robola Who is that
		
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			one?
		
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			Okay, then who reads
		
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			Robbie John Nemo Kima Salah to
into Reethi Rapana with a couple.
		
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			So what do the rest of you read?
		
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			Which are that was the guys read?
Somebody want to volunteer?
		
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			Robina attina Freedonia hacer una
Villa de hacer? That's right. So
		
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			there are a few mentioned the two
popular ones are Robbie Gianni
		
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			mochi masala during the reality of
Allah make me one Hooper.
		
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			ohms the prayer and from among my,
my progeny, my children, Oh Allah,
		
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			Oh my Lord and accept the DUA and
Oh ALLAH forgive me, oh my Lord
		
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			forgive me and my parents and all
of the believers, the day when the
		
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			reckoning will take place, and
that one is it's a dua from the
		
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			Quran related Surah Ibrahim it's
$1 from the Quran related in
		
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			as mentioned in sort of Ibrahim.
Now there's another dua which is
		
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			Allah Khomeini Lorem turnoff
Siegelman Kathira that one is
		
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			related by Imam Buhari from Abu
Bakr Siddiq, or the Allah one.
		
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			That Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam
taught me a dua that I should make
		
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			in my salad, right which is Allah
Khomeini Valentina Siegelman
		
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			cathedra when I offered with the
Luba, he learned and because that
		
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			one is mentioned specifically like
that, that he taught me a DUA to
		
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			make in my salad, that would
probably be the most superior one.
		
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			However, you can read all of them.
So I would definitely do this one
		
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			Allah Khomeini's on him to Neff
CE. O Allah, I have oppressed
		
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			myself Ruhlman. cathedra I have
oppressed myself greatly
		
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			abundantly while I have you to do
but illa Anta Nobody but You
		
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			forgive sins, fulfill Lee Forgive
me McPhee rotten such a
		
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			forgiveness from yourself mean
indica. What harmony in the candle
		
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			awful Rahim and have mercy on me
for you are the most forgiving. So
		
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			I would definitely learn that DUA
and make dua with their opener
		
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			Athena as well. I'd make dua with
others. So you know, whatever you
		
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			got time for, but at least do one.
And this seems to be the superior
		
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			one, though, you can clearly do
the other ones as well, there's
		
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			not a problem.
		
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			Now another one. And I think if
you I've had this question asked
		
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			to me by a few people, how do you
follow the Imam? The Imam is to be
		
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			followed. That's the whole purpose
of it. That's why we got one
		
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			person up there being followed.
How do you follow Him? Because
		
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			when you're talking about the
logical possibilities of how you
		
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			could follow somebody, right? If
you get a bit adventurous, you
		
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			could actually go before them.
Right. The other possibility,
		
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			these are logical possibilities.
Another possibility is that you
		
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			are synchronized with them. So he
goes down and you go down
		
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			together, but you have to rehearse
that one. Right? Like, you know,
		
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			like a dance moves or something,
you know, like everybody, okay, we
		
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			go down, we go up. So that's
synchronized. That's another
		
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			logical possibility. And the other
possibility is that you do it
		
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			after them. And then there will be
some possibilities in between that
		
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			you kind of do it just after them
completely after them. Like for
		
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			example, you could say Assalamu
aleikum wa rahmatullah Salam
		
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			aleikum wa rahmatullah. Right. And
then the then the mokhtari says it
		
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			after that, oh, it could be that
Imams start saying Astra Mahican
		
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			Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.
		
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			Today say receive a packet.
		
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			It's in the Shafi school. There is
an opinion about that. So if you
		
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			do see somebody saying somebody's
going to lie, or careto don't get
		
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			freaked out.
		
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			Right, because it is an opinion in
another matter, although the
		
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			strongest opinion is Assalamu
aleikum wa rahmatullah and don't
		
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			ever and then even worse still,
you see somebody you're praying
		
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			behind somebody, and this is where
he does a Salam or Aleikum.
		
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			Or Assalamu Aleikum, you're
waiting for the other one, you
		
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			won't come.
		
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			That happened in March in Morocco.
I knew it was the Maliki opinion.
		
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			They've got both salaams as well.
But this is the opinion that they
		
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			follow in Mauritania. They follow
this in Morocco as well. You're
		
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			behind the Imams and Assalamu
alaykum that's it?
		
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			And did you just think like what
happened? Right? But that's fine.
		
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			That's, that's another opinion.
It's quite interesting. I mean, if
		
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			you're going to sit there and get
angry as I need to go and show him
		
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			a sahih Hadith,
		
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			that's when he gets problematic.
You think they will stupid or
		
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			something that they don't know.
They don't have an evidence,
		
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			literally, you know, these people
who go around in a militant way
		
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			going and correcting people like
this. They just think everybody's
		
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			foolish man. You know, their
forefathers were all idiots that
		
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			they they taught them this really
bad you know, nobody knew how to
		
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			pray for 1000 years and now we're
coming and we're going to
		
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			enlighten the world.
		
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			So you will see all of this don't
always ask. Right? It is us don't
		
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			jump to conclusions. You know,
it's like you know, you can't
		
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			blame some people like for
example, in the villages back in
		
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			India, for example, one person
must have said Amin aloud.
		
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			Now, all Hanafy is and suddenly
somebody saying Amin aloud they
		
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			thought this person is a heretic,
they turn to Marasco, like, you
		
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			know, beat him up, what's the
what's he doing? Right? They don't
		
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			know. You know, they don't know.
It's different. I remember when I
		
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			was studying in India, we had some
Shafi students, because there
		
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			although the majority of India is
Hanafi, but there are in the
		
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			south, there are many cafes like
in
		
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			in Madras, and Kerala maybe and
Sri Lanka and also in a place
		
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			called kochen, which is in
Maharashtra which is just below
		
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			Bombay.
		
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			So we had some students from their
studying in a Hanafi madrasa and
		
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			this man, this particular one, I
remember him, he was a very
		
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			staunch Shafi in a house full of
Hannity's. So he would be really
		
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			Shafi, which means in the salaat
he'd be the only one saying, mean
		
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			aloud. But he'd do it purposely to
show who he is. On one occasion,
		
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			the in one of the later prayers of
the day, the principal, he grabbed
		
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			him and he said, You didn't pray
Fudger today?
		
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			Is I did I came for Fudger. And he
goes, No, you did not come.
		
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			You did not prefer with the Jamar
today. He said, I did I did. How
		
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			did he find out? There was no
louder. I mean, so he set himself
		
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			up,
		
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			which is all fine. I'm just saying
this is just to keep you guys
		
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			awake. Right? It's all fine. So
entertaining. It's all
		
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			interesting. Mashallah, right?
It's fine. Right?
		
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			I remember once,
		
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			in America, when I when I'd be
given the hope that there'd be
		
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			some people who may come late, and
they come towards the end of the
		
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			hotel, and then they stay
standing. So I used to get really
		
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			angry. Why do they say Can they
sit down? Why are they standing up
		
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			for? Can they sit down?
		
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			Only later when I was actually
looking at some issue? I found
		
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			that in the Shafi school, if you
come late, and the hotbar is going
		
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			to finish soon, you stay standing.
Right? You don't sit down in the
		
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			Hanafi school you sit down.
		
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			When you don't know you see that's
what is it. There's a saying in
		
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			Arabic, which says a nurse who are
the only major Hebrew people are
		
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			enemies of what they are ignorant
of. So it's always a good idea to
		
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			find out. And if they've got
evidence of hamdulillah yes, if
		
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			somebody doesn't have evidence,
they're doing things by ignorance,
		
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			then you should teach them but you
do it in a nice way.
		
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			So we're going back to the issue
of how to follow the Imam.
		
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			So let's take the issue or any
issue of salats. He goes in Roku,
		
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			you go in roku.
		
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			What is not permissible is that
you go before the Imam.
		
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			So you one of our teachers, he
said that he was doing Dharavi
		
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			somewhere. So he had all of these
older people behind them. And what
		
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			they used to do is, you know, when
an imam reads especially in
		
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			taraweeh, they when they finish
when they're about to finish
		
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			reading the portion before they're
going to go and record they
		
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			normally kind of stretch the
ending, you know, well, early in.
		
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			And so you kind of have a specific
tune at the end, signaling that
		
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			this is the end of my recitation,
I'm about to go into roku. So this
		
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			will jump into Roku before the
Imam went down. Now he's thinking
		
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			to himself, you know, how am I
going to sort these people out?
		
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			Because they want it one step
ahead of him. So one day, what he
		
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			did was he's reading
		
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			and Amin to
		
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			Solari comm how seabone versus LM
una que Furner, the devil went
		
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			down, and he carried on.
		
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			So that sorted them out. So then
they were careful the next time,
		
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			right. I think he told them a few
times, but they just won't listen,
		
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			they just, you know, took what I
had said that is mcru. To do that
		
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			could also become invalidating
where you really go ahead of the
		
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			Imam, for example, the follow goes
into the Imam before the Imam.
		
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			If the Imam also goes in there and
they, they catch each other there,
		
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			then it's valid. It's mcru
undesirable but it's valid. But if
		
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			the if the mokhtari goes there,
and as the Imam is going down, he
		
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			gets up and you know, he's like
one ahead, his salad is
		
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			invalidated.
		
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			Like you're trying to be the Imam
now from the back backseat driver.
		
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			Right? So that would be invalid.
If you catch the Imam and the Imam
		
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			catches you in the ruku catches up
with you as such, right, then your
		
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			Salah is salvaged. But it's my
crew to do that. Now, the second
		
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			option is synchronously, but
that's impossible. I mean, that's
		
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			very difficult to do. How would
you know exactly when the Imam is
		
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			going and where he is at that
position? That's very difficult.
		
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			That was a logical possibility.
You should always go after the
		
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			Imam. Now the question is you have
to wait until he finishes and he
		
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			goes in then you go or can you
start going after he goes and kind
		
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			of, you know, follow him. You
know, when is he starts going and
		
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			then you start going. The other
one is you he goes down then you
		
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			go down? Well he says Assalamu
aleikum wa rahmatullah salamati
		
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			Guatemala and then you say, sir,
I'm only going up so I'm going to
		
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			go on to
		
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			that other option is a cinematic
cinematic, you know, you're kind
		
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			of behind them, like the pace
behind him. So all of that is
		
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			permissible.
		
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			But do not go before him.
		
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			That's why they actually say that
the Imam should say salaam fast
		
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			because if they're doing a long
Salaam and the muck that is
		
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			before the Imam then he's going
before the Imam Do you see that?
		
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			Just to be honest, you should
always do it after because you
		
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			know not
		
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			Every month perfect and you know
it just to be safe you don't want
		
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			to go be hit before the Imam
otherwise you lose your reward of
		
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			the Salat and this is related from
Anasazi Allah one. He says that
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam on one occasion, performed
		
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			prayer with us for a Matata
salata. When he finished his
		
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			prayer, he turned towards us faced
us and he said a Yohannes he must
		
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			have noticed that there are people
who are going before the Imam, he
		
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			said, Are you a nurse in the imam
		
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			or people I'm your Imam. Follow
this bill Cooney Bill RUCO II will
		
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			be sujood what happened to me
while I will insert off do not go
		
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			ahead of me
		
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			Do not go ahead of me in ruku or
sujood or standing or in turning
		
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			away meaning in salah
		
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			I this is related by Muslim so
that's where we learn from that
		
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			you should not go before the Imam
you should go after the email
		
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			especially in the salam that's
where people make a lot of
		
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			mistakes. Right? So you should
should go after the email.
		
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			And it's related from Abdullah
Masuda the Allah one which is
		
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			hadith of Timothy, that it was a
Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah As
		
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			Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah that
is what was recited them. Right.
		
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			So the wabarakatuh is a weak
opinion. And according to the
		
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			Hanafi is just a semi legal one.
Salah will also be a weaker
		
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			opinion, but they've got the
evidences. How much do you turn
		
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			even that's mentioned?
		
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			Because you know, some people they
say sorry,
		
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			right.
		
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			It's turning to such a degree that
your cheek can be seen by the
		
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			people behind because in the
Hadith, which is related by sunnah
		
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			necessity from Abdullah
University, the Allah one is that
		
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			he used to say a salamati
Castellammare had the Euro baya du
		
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			haut de until the whiteness of his
cheek would would be seen.
		
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			I'm 11 aside he relates to this
from his father from Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu as well that I could
see his cheek so is a full term.
		
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			Now. You're saying a Salam aleikum
wa rahmatullah who you think salam
		
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			to
		
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			it's not like some way of getting
out of the prayer, we actually
		
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			think that we're saying salaam
when you say salaam to the right
		
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			you intend whoever's praying
towards your right or the angels
		
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			to your towards your right. And
you making salaam to the left,
		
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			consciously that's what you should
be intending. It's just not a
		
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			formula for coming out of the
prayer with that you don't know
		
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			what it means. But you make an
intention with it. It's related in
		
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			Buhari that Abdullah Muhammad or
the Allah who used to consider it
		
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			Mustafa that when the Imam makes
Salam, those behind him also makes
		
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			up
		
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			you know, between in Ossur and
Fajr, the Imam is it turns around
		
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			because there's no sunnah after
fisherton Assa right.
		
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			And also to clarify when I said
earlier, that if somebody still
		
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			has to pray for the Jamaat, or
there's another drama that takes
		
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			place, can you just join in as a
Sunnah prayer, a natural prayer
		
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			for yourself, if you've already
prayed your fourth grade, because
		
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			in the Hanafi school, you can't
make up for the prayer TWICE,
		
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			TWICE, unless you've got problems
with the first one where it
		
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			becomes necessary to repeat it.
Whereas in the Shafi school, it's
		
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			allowed to do to pray to do a to
do to praise one after the other
		
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			if you felt like it. But in the
Hanafi school, you can't, because
		
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			it's showing insignificant for the
first one. So they're saying
		
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			you've done one, you should do it
properly. Right?
		
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			So having said that, if you've
made your Fajr and then a federal
		
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			Gemma is gonna take place, can you
join in? In federal you can't.
		
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			in Doha, you can in answer you
can't. And in MongoDB, you can't,
		
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			you can in Asia, so you can only
join in into into salats, Ra and
		
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			Asia because there's nothing after
the stress so you can make an
		
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			awful but if you're joining in
with Muslim, there is no such
		
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			thing as a three record knuffel
prayer so you can't generate the
		
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			Imam as a knuffel if you've
already done yours, and in Fajr
		
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			after fajr there's no certain
there's no Knuffle prayers, it's
		
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			my crew. And after after it's my
crew to do Knuffle prayers as well
		
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			all based on narrations as well.
Right so you can't do it and
		
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			you'll just have to sit and wait
in the in those cases.
		
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			There's numerous doors that are
mentioned after the Salah, which
		
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			we should do. And
		
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			the famous one is Allahumma Anta
Salam o Minca Salam Tabata Jalali
		
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			one o'clock
		
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			so even in mcgarrybowen, the you
should read at least that much
		
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			then stand up and you can do your
DUA afterwards. You can do to us
		
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			straightaway, or you could do it
after your Sunnah prayers. In some
		
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			countries, there's a tradition of
doing it after the summers, and in
		
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			some countries a tradition of
doing it straight after they're
		
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			both valid, though in the Hanafi
books or FIQ. Where it mentions is
		
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			that a person should get up to
Allahumma de Salamanca salaam then
		
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			get up and do your Sooners and
then do the two hours afterwards,
		
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			but they're both fine.
		
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			And another famous DA is La ilaha
illallah wa who la sharika lah who
		
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			will will call Al hamdu. The who
are the coalition in Cardiff,
		
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			which means
		
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			There is no God except Allah
alone. He has no partner for him
		
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			is the Dominion for him is all
praise and he has ability over all
		
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			things Allahu Allah money anima
out to eat whatever Martini mama
		
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			and actually in fact with Elijah
demon cultured of Allah, there's
		
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			nobody to prevent what you give.
And there's nobody to give what
		
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			you prevent. And the person who
has substance that will not
		
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			benefit him from you in any way.
If you don't want him to benefit
		
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			from that. That's a dua related by
Imam Bukhari.
		
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			There's a hadith narrated by Imam
Tirmidhi from Abu Mamata the hola
		
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			Juan he was asked ya rasool Allah,
which dua is most listened to, are
		
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			you a smart which one is most
listened to by Allah and thus he
		
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			you know, he accepts
		
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			called a Joe for laden? Arthur
what DuBose dubara, Salah Salawat
		
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			in October in the last portion of
the night, and equivalent to that
		
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			after the fourth press. So
remember when I said if don't
		
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			waste that opportunity? Now,
there's a big issue about is it
		
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			permissible to raise your hands
when making law there's some
		
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			people they just can't allow
people to do that. It's something
		
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			hurts them when they see somebody
raising their hands into Ah,
		
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			right. Those people are normally
people who think that the law
		
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			should be made in the salaat at
the end.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Now, although
		
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			the prophesy has been related on
the promise of loss on many
		
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			occasions that he raised his hands
when he made two and I'll give you
		
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			some of these narrations is
related in the Muslim abou Jada,
		
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			the NSO the Allahu Anhu said that
Rasulullah sallallahu sallam said,
		
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			Yeah, Yohannes are people, your
Lord is the Most Benevolent and he
		
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			is embarrassed that somebody
raised somebody spreads their
		
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			hands, and He then returned those
hands in failure.
		
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			So the benefit of raising the
hands is that they should be used
		
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			to our will be accepted, that's
generally can be applied in any to
		
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			argue make because it's general.
Right? Whether you do it after the
		
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			prayer, or he didn't mention this
about the prayer or after the
		
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			prayer. He mentioned this in
general.
		
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			There's another Hadith related
from Salman al Farsi or the Allah
		
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			one which is rated by IGNOU
merger. And Timothy
		
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			also the Allahu Anhu said that I
sort of sort of allah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam raising his hands
to the heavens
		
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			so much that you could see his
armpits so it wasn't just raising
		
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			it like this, but it was you know,
there's some people they just so
		
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			casual about it when they do raise
and they just like,
		
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			on their laps, like if you want to
give me give it to me, you know,
		
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			and the prophets of Allah some
actually said that when you make
		
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			dua, be persistent in your DUA and
don't make a dua like, oh, like,
		
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			if you want to give it to me, then
give it to me. Well, why are you
		
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			asking him for? He's gonna give it
to you if he wants to give it to
		
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			you anyway, if you really want it,
ask him for it.
		
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			Right? You know, he's like that
guy. He wants to get married to
		
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			somebody and she's saying no.
		
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			So you really want to ask Allah
subhanaw taala
		
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			and the other way around.
		
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			It's not always that men want
women and women don't want men is
		
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			it?
		
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			Right, so you can make dua
		
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			don't underestimate Allah,
essentially, that's what we're
		
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			saying. Make dua and be be
persistent in your DUA
		
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			with respects.
		
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			Right, then, so we've established
that generally, the hand can be
		
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			lifted because we did it now. You
can't say that. You can do it at
		
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			another time, but not after salats
		
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			SubhanAllah. He did it. It was
generally mentioned. So why can't
		
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			you do it anytime you want? Then
the question is can you then wipe
		
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			them over your face? Where does
that come from? Is that a
		
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			subcontinent thing? There is that
somebody made that up? Is that a
		
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			cultural thing? No. Amount of
little hot tub or the Allahu Anhu
		
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			relates in a hadith by sunnah
Buddhahood and powerone. That
		
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			I'm one of those macabre, the
Allah one who said that when
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam would raise his hands for
		
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			dua.
		
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			He would not put them down. After
finishing he wouldn't let them go
		
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			until he would wipe his face with
them
		
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			until he would wipe his face with
them.
		
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			There's another Hadith related by
Abu Dawood as well, that sorry,
		
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			the first one was related by
Timothy this one is by a Buddha
		
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			would say, booboo, Yazeed really
alone relates from his father who
		
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			says that Rasulullah sallallahu.
And whenever he would make dua, he
		
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			would raise his hand, and then he
would wipe his face with them.
		
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			Now, it doesn't say here that you
can't do that sometimes. And you
		
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			can only do it sometimes. So this
was restricted to sometimes if
		
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			you're restricting this, where's
your proof or restricting it? Do
		
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			you see what I'm saying?
		
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			In fact,
		
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			There's a hadith that's related
		
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			from Abu Huraira the hola Juan,
that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam once raised his hand
after he made Salam.
		
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			This one is specifically about
making dua, and raising the hands
		
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			after the prayer directly after he
made Salam, WA Homestuck Biddle
		
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			table, he was facing the Qibla.
And he said Allahumma huddly Sal
		
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			wali Dybdahl, when Eades O Allah,
relief, were either going to lead
		
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			from the arms of the enemy, and so
on. However, to be fair, it
		
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			doesn't mention he may have done
this once.
		
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			It doesn't prove that he did it
all the time. So we wouldn't be
		
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			fair about it. But it's also not
fair to say that you can't do it.
		
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			He did it at least once as this
hadith proves. And it's mentioned
		
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			that whenever the person was made
do I would raise his hands. But
		
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			remember, it's not necessary to
raise your hands. But it's
		
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			completely fine to raise your
hands because there's additional
		
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			benefit as mentioned in the Hadith
as well.
		
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			Now, the next narration is related
by Imam Toblerone
		
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			from Mohammed if not a bit yeah,
here he said that I saw this was a
		
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			tabby right somebody after the
Sahaba he said I saw Abdullah
		
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			Agnes debate or the Allah Han.
		
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			He had seen another person raising
his hands praying before the end
		
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			of the prayer. So you know, in the
end of the prayer, we make it to
		
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			Allah, Allah when you hold on to
NFC, so he lifted his hands then
		
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			Right.
		
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			And I think some of the Shiites do
this nowadays they raised their
		
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			hands in the prayer or something.
So at the liveness, Zubaydah, the
		
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			Allah on saw him do that. When the
person finished he said, look in
		
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			the Rasulullah sallallahu lumea,
couldn't your Pharaoh your day, he
		
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			had to throw him in Salah T. That
probably was never used to raise
		
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			his hands until he finished the
prayer, which proves that he did
		
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			raise the hands after the prayer.
And that's a hadith related by
		
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			Imam, Toblerone
		
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			and others.
		
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			So I think that gives us a good
understanding of the raising of
		
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			the hands after the prayer. Now,
		
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			what we'll do now is
		
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			I'll give you a three minute
break, just to digest what we've
		
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			done so far, because we finished
the prayer.
		
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			What's left is I want to look at a
few of these issues in a bit more
		
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			detail looking at some of the
narrations put forward by others,
		
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			which may can cause confusion. And
I want to speak about the
		
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			difference in the male and female
prayer