Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Allah’s Mercy is Greater than Your Sin [Hikam 49]

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The concept of shay is used to indicate a person who refuses to deal with the evil eye and iswilling to deal with it. The importance of fear and shaytan is emphasized, as it is used to achieve success in life. The speakers also discuss the importance of forgiveness and avoiding sin in order to achieve happiness. The need for mental health issues and accepting and love one's own success is emphasized.

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			You know, sometimes you have an
evil eye of somebody and it messes
		
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			you up, doesn't look gay, they
say, little child or somebody
		
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			else.
		
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			Likewise, you can actually have
the righteous eye a benefit of the
		
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			righteous eye.
		
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			You just need those eyes. It's the
righteous eye. If a bad I can work
		
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			from a distance, they don't even
have to touch you just have to
		
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			give you a bad day. Sometimes even
without realizing that they can be
		
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			good eyes. Now they use that idea
Janay the body is using the idea
		
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			that Allah subhanaw taala has when
when from the noble one. One
		
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			glance comes when he says, okay,
Ahmed, use of Abdul Rahman
		
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			Muhammad.
		
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			That's it. I like what you've
done.
		
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			You're a sinner. I love what you
did that day.
		
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			Alcatel Moosie bill, Mohsen.
		
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			He can take that wrong that
wrongdoer that sinner and make him
		
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			from the group of righteous ones.
		
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			He just wants an excuse. He just
wants us to try to get back, get
		
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			back, get back. He's not going to
mess us around. No, you can't come
		
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			back. He's not going to make us
jump through hoops as long as
		
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			we've done the right thing is a
very straightforward scientific
		
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			approach with Allah. Make your
Toba sincerely and you get back
		
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			Bismillah R Rahman Rahim Al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu
		
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			was Salam ala so you will most
Salim were either early he was
		
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			Sufi or Baraka was a limiter
Sleeman. Kathira
		
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			Allah Yomi Dean a bird call Allah
with allarakha with Darla field
		
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			Quran in Nigeria with for coil
Hamid not be either the attorney
		
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			and unlawful Rahim. So the Kola
who nahi so brothers, sisters
		
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			difference. Last time we started
wisdom. Number 49 of ignorant Otto
		
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			Illa al Iskenderun. Eskandari
Rahim Allah, his book of wisdoms,
		
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			which is on page 97. It's the last
one there. Number 49. We did half
		
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			of it. So the first half of it was
last year alone with them who are
		
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			in the Calvin method, the suit
dukkha and Hosni vonlee Billa, he
		
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			died.
		
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			That was the first part which
meant let no sin reach such a
		
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			proportion in your mind, in your
eyes, that it cuts you off from
		
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			having a good opinion about Allah.
The next part of it is it's a
		
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			continuation of it.
		
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			For in m&r author, Rob, is the
Sahara fi gem be Karami. He's the
		
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			member.
		
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			For indeed, because whoever knows
his Lord considers his salt sin as
		
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			small and poultry next to Allah's
generosity.
		
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			So it's talking about this one is
obviously referring to a situation
		
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			after a person has sinned make
Toba and is too far as well.
		
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			But then shaytaan keeps making
them feel bad, that whatever
		
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			you've done is not good enough, or
whatever the case is. So now this
		
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			is giving them hope. We need hope
and fear are things that which we
		
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			described last time that the
beginner needs more fear, because
		
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			that gets them going. And then the
person who's on the path, now they
		
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			need a balanced, and then a person
who's advanced, they need more
		
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			hope. Because there's different
circumstance for those that we
		
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			discussed.
		
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			Besides that, though, if you look
around in terms of our
		
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			circumstance, in our situation,
sometimes we just need a bit more
		
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			hope. And sometimes even on a
regular basis, sometimes we just
		
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			need a bit more hope because we're
feeling down. So we need hope. We
		
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			don't want fear at that point.
Maybe there's something else going
		
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			on in our life, some other
difficulty going on in our life,
		
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			is that focusing on the fear, then
we'll probably get worse. So
		
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			that's why sometimes what might
happen is that we might need a bit
		
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			more of a dose of fear. And
sometimes you might need a better,
		
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			bigger dose of hope. So this is
speaking about after a person has
		
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			committed a sin. They really
regret it. They want to move on
		
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			but they can't maybe because
shaytan attacks at all different
		
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			angles and all different times.
When he doesn't win one battle. He
		
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			has another ploy for after
		
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			if he can't stop you from getting
together, then he's going to try
		
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			to create competition and other
things like that. So that's what
		
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			shaytaan of the humans do. It is
what shaytaan the real shaytaan
		
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			does as well. So
		
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			we discussed the first part last
time that don't ever let
		
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			any sin becomes so great in your
eyes that you lose sight of
		
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			Allah's gratitude and Allah's
benevolence and patience and ALLAH
		
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			SubhanA without us forgiveness.
That was the first thing because
		
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			he says that if you do recognize
your Lord, if you get an
		
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			understanding of YOLO, then you
will understand that all sins can
		
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			be wiped away completely. And
		
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			you can get back on track with
Allah subhanaw taala because Allah
		
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			is just willing to forgive more
than anybody else. So let's look
		
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			at that in a bit more detail.
Basically, he says that anybody
		
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			who recognize Allah subhanaw
taala. And if this doesn't happen,
		
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			it means we don't know Allah. So
this is what should happen.
		
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			Anybody who then focuses on Allah,
the sin that we have done and make
		
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			Toba for, sincerely repented for
that should no longer bother us.
		
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			Not because we think it's like a
fly that you just tapped away
		
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			from, you're just kind of shooed
away from your nose. Like a little
		
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			irritation. No, it's because we
are so now immersed in Allah.
		
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			That
		
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			that gives you so much hope and
promise. So it's all for Allah.
		
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			It's not never selfish, you have
to remember that it's never
		
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			selfish.
		
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			Why? Because at that point, he's
made so much sober, so much
		
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			repentance. And he's done so much
thicker, and he's renewed his
		
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			faith in Allah subhanaw taala to
such a degree, that nothing else
		
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			matters except Allah anymore now.
		
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			So everything else just becomes
completely gone from his site.
		
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			That's why.
		
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			So if somebody does end up doing
something wrong, and then he makes
		
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			his stover and everything
		
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			he should then restart to realize
the amount of blessings of Allah
		
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			upon him, for Allah has given me
all of these blessings, then why
		
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			not some more? So then it's just
Allah, Allah, Allah in his mind,
		
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			and nothing else. That's why Allah
says not be a baddie and nee Anil
		
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			hoorah Rahim. What a statement in
Arabic. It's like what a
		
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			wonderful, not be a birdie.
		
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			inform my silly slaves, inform my
servants, that I am the foreign
		
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			the Rahim I am the most forgiving
one. And I am the extremely
		
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			Merciful One.
		
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			I tell them to tell them let them
know
		
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			they want something come for it.
		
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			Why would he declare something
like that?
		
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			Now there is another part of this
insert will hedger which is what
		
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			another be who will either will
Alene.
		
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			But my punishment is also a severe
one.
		
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			This is for those who have not
made it over. And who might want
		
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			to use the first part in the wrong
way before they've made any Toba
		
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			or to actually let them do sin,
and give them a concession to do
		
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			sin, give him an excuse to sin. To
think that oh, don't worry, Allah
		
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			is telling look, he's announcing
that he is the most forgiving and
		
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			the Most Merciful One, Allah
immediately make sure that
		
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			shaytani is not going to make us
use that in the wrong way. So
		
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			that's why he declares that My
punishment is very, very severe.
		
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			So that's for those who have not
made Toba who have not committed
		
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			the sin yet to warn them against
it. So now you can see how you
		
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			might need different doses of both
at different times, just so that
		
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			shaytaan it's a amazing system, to
be honest. It's an amazing system.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam also said and this gives us
		
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			an understanding of the great hope
that we need to have in Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala This is a Hadith
that I'm sure many of you have
		
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			heard. The Prophet sallallahu
sallam said lo the Neptune had the
		
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			tableau, Hatha Yoga come an
earnest summer.
		
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			If you have sinned, if you have
sinned and sinned and send until
		
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			your wrongs reach to the summit of
the heavens, reach the skies. Sama
		
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			took to him as long as you do
that, then you have made over
		
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			the top Allahu Allahu Allah will
accept your Toba
		
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			and then he said well Anil Eva de
la mia number now just to really
		
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			drive that point home look how far
Allah subhanaw taala is making us
		
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			feel comfortable with this.
		
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			The next part just bewilders me
Subhanallah it just blows me away
		
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			because that much was enough. That
if you're if you got sent up to
		
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			the heavens, we will still forgive
you. Now Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			really drives that point home more
by saying that if this if my
		
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			servants did not sin, like if you
guys were such that you did not
		
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			sin at all we didn't have any
sinners that have Allahu Rahim
		
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			Allah would have got rid in your
view. Allah would have got rid of
		
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			you
		
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			so much I'd be home in a hurry
then you were pretty
		
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			used another group of people,
years nubone Who would sin for
		
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			your stuff your own, but then who
would seek forgiveness for your
		
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			funeral home and Allah then would
forgive them. Because why Allah is
		
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			Forgiving and Merciful he loves to
figure.
		
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			But that's after you've made Toba.
Now, I want to clarify something
		
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			else. What is the difference
between Istighfar and doba?
		
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			A lot of people think they're both
the same. You can use them
		
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			interchangeably. Definitely one is
included in the other one. But
		
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			what is the difference between the
Stefan and tilbyr
		
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			and today I'm going to tell you
something about Toba, which
		
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			should, which should really give
you give us an understanding of
		
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			what Tober really means, because I
don't think we understand what I
		
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			think we think it's like a Stefan.
Stefan means to seek forgiveness,
		
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			literally to seek forgiveness.
Yeah, Allah gives me forgiveness,
		
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			which is one of the steps in the
process of the Toba. So what does
		
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			Toba mean? Toba doesn't mean a
stick for
		
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			Toba means to come back to return
to Allah. Remember that?
		
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			You know, keep that in mind that
Toba means to return to Allah,
		
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			what do you mean return to Allah?
		
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			You didn't become a cafe Did you
that now you have to embrace the
		
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			faith again, maybe, but not
everybody, right? So what Dilbert
		
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			really means is that whenever we
commit a sin whenever we've done
		
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			something wrong, whenever we've
gone against the obedience of
		
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			Allah subhanho wa taala. It's like
we've gone off track. That's
		
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			literally what it means that we've
gone off track. So you're supposed
		
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			to drive, you know, in lane, you
keep swerving left and right.
		
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			And then eventually, you think I'm
going to get into an accident, or
		
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			maybe you did get into an
accident. So you say let me stick
		
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			to the lane and you get back and
stick to the lane. That's
		
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			essentially October is to come
back to the obedience and love and
		
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			security of Allah subhanaw taala.
Now from now on, whenever we think
		
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			about this, whenever we commit a
sin, whenever you've done anything
		
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			wrong, think literally think that
we have become away from Allah,
		
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			that we've driven away from Allah.
Let's get back. Don't you think
		
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			that that's a much more powerful
idea of October? Because now we've
		
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			really understood what Toba is.
Because until now, it was like,
		
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			Okay, I've done wrong, let me seek
forgiveness. No, let us actually
		
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			think of ourselves as having moved
away. Now we need to come back to
		
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			as close as we can. That is Toba
tarbiyah. Tubu means to come back,
		
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			Raju to repent and to come back.
And Allah subhanho wa taala. For
		
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			him to say tab Allahu Allah him
means Allah will accept you back.
		
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			Allah will accept your return.
He's willing, he's got so much
		
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			that he's willing to Always Accept
our return. So now again, let us
		
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			keep this in mind. That whenever
we sin, we depart from the path we
		
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			go away from Allah doba means to
come back to Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			Now, that's what the Prophet
sallallahu sallam said, he says,
		
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			Allah is just so forgiving, so
forgiving that if you did not sin,
		
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			then he would have gotten rid of
us and put some, but obviously,
		
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			he's not going to get rid of us
because we do sin.
		
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			We all sin, it's just that we
don't seek forgiveness enough.
		
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			That's what it is. So the reality
is, is that we do sin, there are a
		
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			few people, there are a few people
who do not sin, meaning they've
		
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			never committed a major sin.
		
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			They can say at the end of their
life, that we never committed a
		
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			major sin. There's people like
that, even as recent, you know,
		
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			even recent, I know it's getting
more difficult.
		
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			You know, I've just been thinking,
if a person 100 years ago, or 50
		
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			years ago, or 100 years ago wanted
to sin,
		
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			the amount of sin that he or she
had access to was much more
		
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			limited than the amount of sin
that a person can do today in five
		
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			minutes.
		
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			Now, if I'm to give you a really
graphic detail, a graphic example,
		
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			or a little bit of a graphic
example, may Allah protect
		
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			everybody is that if there was
somebody a man who wanted to
		
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			commit some kind of Zina a form of
Zina, he'd have to find the person
		
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			to do that with and it'd be one
person for the hour or whatever it
		
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			is, today, a person in an hour can
probably do different forms of
		
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			Zina in with 20 different people.
		
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			Whatever his heart desires, in an
hour in 10 minutes, five minutes,
		
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			whatever you want to say, before
if somebody wants you to do that,
		
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			they would have had to go out,
look for somebody hook up. And
		
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			it'd be one person I mean, maybe
two people, whatever, but here,
		
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			it's unlimited. The scope is just
so great. So all we can say that
		
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			it's more difficult. But then we
hope that with Allah's mercy that
		
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			there's greater reward for that.
There's greater reward and greater
		
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			protection, greater forgiveness.
We need these Hadith we need a lot
		
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			of hope. Allah subhana wa Tada
we've got number of other Hadith
		
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			ALLAH SubhanA wa
		
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			gets more joyful with the return
of his servant
		
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			than a very, very thirsty person
who finds water. Finally, then,
		
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			a woman who hasn't had a child for
years and years, and suddenly she
		
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			gets pregnant. These are extreme
forms of situations of happiness.
		
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			Like imagine 10 years, no gender,
and suddenly you get a child.
		
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			And number three, somebody's lost
something. They can't find it.
		
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			Their life depended on it. They
really needed it, and then
		
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			suddenly they find that thing.
		
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			However, this after saying all of
this, this does not mean that our
		
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			sins must now diminish in our
site. We still commissioned sins,
		
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			and they're so small in our
sights, because Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala has forbearance and
forgiveness is so great. Let us
		
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			not be deceived by that. Allah
subhanho wa Taala once revealed
		
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			to Tao that a Salam that would Ali
Salam, yada would collect Riba the
		
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			acid the theme lie of Teru
		
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			announced to tell tell, tell my
tell my voracious servants, my
		
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			absolutely truthful servants,
they're truthful in every sense.
		
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			They're not just truthful in their
tongue, but they're truthful in
		
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			their actions as the subsidy
tenant they must never become
		
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			deceived, for any in Joakim Allah
him oddly work history, while the
		
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			boom layer of oil volume in law
home, because if I was to
		
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			establish my my justice and
fairness and deal with them in
		
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			justice and fairness, then I could
punish them, and I wouldn't be
		
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			considered an oppressor.
		
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			I could find something that
they've done off track slightly,
		
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			and I can just give them a
punishment for just what they've
		
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			done wrong. Just when they went
off track when they went distant
		
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			from me, and I wouldn't be an
oppressor. I couldn't be guilty of
		
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			oppression.
		
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			And then tell my righteous
servants though.
		
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			Tell my righteous servants
actually tell my sinning seven
		
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			this was for the righteous
servants.
		
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			Tell my sinning servants lie or
cannot lie or kanuto they should
		
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			never be despair. They should
never become despondent for in the
		
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			whole idea of the more Allah you
have them going for a hula hoop,
		
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			because never Is there any sin any
sin whatsoever that I can't
		
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			forgive for them.
		
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			Oh, no, that one's a bit
difficult. Sorry, man. That one's
		
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			a bit difficult. That one's too
big. That one's too messed up.
		
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			Now, it could be really messed up.
But as long as the Toba comes and
		
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			you come back to Allah subhanaw
taala in the right way, you found
		
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			your way to come back to Allah
then it can be forgiven. Nothing's
		
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			too great for Allah subhanho wa
Taala
		
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			Junaid Al Baghdadi Rahim Allah
Radi Allahu Anhu said either
		
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			Beddit I in mineral creamy
		
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			al Hakata Lucy Erbil, Mufson
semana Allah,
		
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			you know, sometimes you have an
evil eye of somebody, and it
		
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			messes you up, doesn't look gay,
they say, little child or somebody
		
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			else.
		
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			Likewise, you can actually have
the righteous eye a benefit of the
		
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			righteous eye.
		
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			You just need those eyes. It's the
righteous eye. If a bad guy can
		
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			work from a distance, they don't
even have to touch you just have
		
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			to give you a bad day. Sometimes
even without realizing that they
		
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			can be good eyes. Now they use
that idea Janay them Baghdadi is
		
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			using the idea that Allah subhanaw
taala has when when from the noble
		
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			one. One glance comes when he says
okay, Mohammed, use of Abdul
		
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			Rahman Muhammad.
		
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			That's it. I like what you've
done.
		
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			You're a sinner. I love what you
did that day.
		
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			I'll Hakata Lucy Moosie Bill
Mohsen.
		
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			He can take that wrong that
wrongdoer that sinner and make him
		
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			from the group of righteous ones.
		
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			He just wants an excuse. He just
wants us to try to get back, get
		
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			back, get back. He's not going to
mess us around. No, you can't come
		
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			back. He's not going to make us
jump through hoops. As long as
		
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			we've done the right thing is a
very straightforward scientific
		
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			approach with Allah. Make your
Toba sincerely and you get back
		
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			very simple, straightforward with
somebody else. You have to worry
		
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			about their temperament it is very
difficult to process once you mess
		
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			him around, he never forgives. Or
you really have to do a lot to
		
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			convince him that's what happens
with other people you have to do
		
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			all sorts with Allah subhanaw That
is very straightforward theory.
		
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			Straightforward fact.
straightforward procedure.
		
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			shakable Abbas al merci Rahim.
Allah says in his his now this
		
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			one. Just listen then I'll explain
to because it's a bit. Not so
		
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			straightforward. When you hear it.
He says, this is his menagerie to
		
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			Allah this is
		
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			his his little intimate discourse
with Allah subhanaw taala. He
		
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			said, Allah He, my lord, Marcia
Tucker, now that need to be
		
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			thorough.
		
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			Your disobedience called me to
obedience.
		
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			disobey you call me to obedience.
Again, don't jump to any
		
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			conclusions here. I'll have to
explain this one. But it's very
		
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			subtle. Your disobedience called
me to your to obedience. But then
		
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			your obedience has called me to
your disobedience
		
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			for fee him out a half now which
one should I be worried about?
		
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			Which one should I be more fearful
in the obedience or disobedience?
		
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			Well, if he him, I urge you, and
which one should I have put my
		
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			hopes in,
		
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			in call to Bill Massey then he's
saying to Allah that I've tried
		
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			this, and these are my results. If
I say I should put my hope or fear
		
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			in the mouse here in the
disobedience.
		
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			And thus cobblestone EB phallic,
then that means that you will
		
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			approach me with your grace, then
that means then there's going to
		
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			be no fear left.
		
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			There's going to be no fear left.
If I say oh, it's the obedience
		
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			that you need to be worried about.
Then you could confront me with
		
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			your justice and punish me. So
then I don't get any hope left.
		
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			Now hope remains afterwards.
		
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			How is it now for later Shari? K
for our so nima cernik. How can I
		
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			ever compare, whatever I do is
good compared to what you do for
		
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			me as a favor. I'm gay for Hulu
for the LACMA is psionic. At the
		
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			same time, how can I ever be
ignorant of Your grace? Along with
		
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			disobeying you? I can't. I can't
deal with this. This is an
		
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			experienced person speaking about
it. It might not make any sense
		
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			right now. But let me explain what
he's saying. What he's essentially
		
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			saying is that when a person is in
a disobedience, and this is
		
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			talking about a person who doesn't
like to stay far from Allah will
		
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			actually stay in the middle, of
course, is usually an obedient
		
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			person, he's done something wrong.
		
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			He wants to be obedient, really
wants to be there. But he's done
		
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			something wrong.
		
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			And when he does something wrong,
he realizes that what he's done
		
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			wrong is really bad. And he's done
this wrong against the might have
		
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			the truthful one. How can you take
him on? How can you take Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala on how can you take
the Majesty of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala on so he becomes extremely
submissive, he becomes extremely
		
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			weak and incapacitated, he feels
really, really helpless.
		
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			So what his sin has done, has
given him this ability to feel
		
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			like a proper slave of Allah, to
feel helpless and in total needs
		
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			of Allah subhanho wa taala. So can
you see now how his disobedience
		
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			created obedience.
		
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			And he just starts to magnify his
Lord and just really perturbed and
		
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			scared.
		
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			They call this other role a
badass, this could be one of the
		
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			highest forms of worship when you
feel like that, not that you do a
		
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			sin. But what it produces, it
doesn't have to. That's the only
		
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			way to that's not the only way to
produce this state. There's other
		
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			ways to produce it safer ways.
Because this one, we might say,
		
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			we're going to do that to produce
this state may never actually
		
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			produce that state.
		
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			You have to have something going
on something you need to have
		
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			something for this to happen. He
says forgot nada to Marcia to
		
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			allottee who a fee habita. So now
this disobedience that he had
		
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			fallen into has has basically
called him
		
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			Subhan Allah to be obedient
		
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			to the very thing that he had
avoided in the first place. Now,
		
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			on the other hand, when he is in
obedience, he's enjoying his
		
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			obedience. It's easy for him to do
a bit he's waking up at the edge
		
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			is getting his prayers done on
time. He's avoiding a lot of stuff
		
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			and everything. Aruba Shahida fi
NAFSA and it's very easy in that
		
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			state to start thinking Mashallah.
		
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			I'm on it. I'm on it. I'm great.
Not with a view of thanks. That's
		
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			fine like Alhamdulillah Monets
Alhamdulillah I've stayed safe.
		
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			No, man, this is really good. Look
at that guy, man. He can't even do
		
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			this much. He can't even do that
much. Alhamdulillah have not
		
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			missed this in two months.
hamdulillah right. Subhan Allah.
		
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			Yeah. So his his whole focus now
becomes very selfish, very self
		
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			ego centered centric for Ashoka
the rugby at the end of the day.
		
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			What does he do? He starts to now
to shake with Allah not like he's
		
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			claiming another god, but he's
directing his attention to others
		
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			now to show others
		
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			especially if some people come and
give him a bit of praise, then
		
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			and it just makes it worse. I
remember a friend of mine, we were
		
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			traveling somewhere, and there was
something he did that was
		
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			praiseworthy. But I wasn't sure if
he did it. I had a hunch that he
		
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			did. I said, Did you do it? So he
tried to avoid the question. I
		
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			said, What are you trying to do?
Like, why? Why don't you just say
		
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			it. So then he figured out that he
knew, so he said, You know what,
		
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			I've already got such a big ego
problem, I don't want to feed my
		
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			ego more this way.
		
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			So that's a way to try to deal
with that kind of stuff. Just try
		
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			to avoid any kind of praise.
		
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			So this person will start to focus
on others focus on his own knifes
		
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			and self. And that means that's
going to totally spoil his
		
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			etiquette with Allah, his other
with Allah, he's focused on Allah.
		
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			That's a sin. For Allah, that's a
sin, once you start focusing on
		
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			somebody else that Allah hates
totally.
		
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			That is sheer Schilke is when you
have a scribe somebody or maybe
		
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			it's on a minor level where
ascribing them, we still doing it
		
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			for Allah, but we just want to
show these guys.
		
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			So that's why when he is in his
worship, then it's possible that
		
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			this kind of sin be can be
commissioned by him that he should
		
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			be avoiding. And now he's not hit
now, the sheikh Sheikh Abu Abbas,
		
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			he says, I'm worried now I don't
know which one to focus on.
		
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			Because if I'm here, I could, you
know, if I, if I, if I'm on this
		
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			side, then this is what comes
about sometimes. And if I'm on
		
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			this side, then this could come.
I'm not sure if I should be
		
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			hopeful or fearful, I'm not sure
which one to focus on. What he's
		
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			basically saying is that, you
know, when I look at the form of
		
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			a, of a disobedience, the outer
form of the disobedience, so he's
		
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			committed around and you look at
the form of the disobedience.
		
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			And I realized that it's a
problem. So then you are going to
		
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			give me your grace, you're going
to forgive me.
		
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			So what's going to happen is that
whole disobedience is going to be
		
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			wiped out.
		
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			Because you forgiven me now.
		
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			On the other hand, if I look at
that disobedience, and I know that
		
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			you, and I think that you're going
to actually treat me, punish me,
		
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			give me back for our I did, and
you've got total right and it with
		
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			fairness, would you do that? So,
at the same time, the same thing
		
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			is going to happen.
		
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			Eventually, that will also be
obliterated, because I'll seek
		
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			forgiveness afterwards. So
eventually, what I have to come to
		
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			terms with, he says, is just
purely hoping you hope. He says
		
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			we're Bucky Mahadeo Raja immunol,
Karim, will Wahhabi Allah, the UT
		
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			Villa suburban, I need to forget
about all of this. And I need to
		
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			just look upon you
		
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			without any focus on my sin, all
obedience, and I need to just have
		
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			hope in you as the greatest giver
that you will give me.
		
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			I don't know if you've got that. I
need to then forget about
		
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			everything else, because that's
going to create turmoil. I need to
		
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			avoid sin, obviously. But my
philosophy and my Outlook needs to
		
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			be that Ya Allah, I must just put
all of my hopes in this
		
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			benevolent, and this abundantly
gift giving one who actually gives
		
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			without any need reason to give,
		
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			because he's given all of us so
many things without us doing
		
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			anything right from our infancy.
That's where we want to eventually
		
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			get to we just focus on Allah so
much that that's it, we avoid
		
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			everything else, but our main
focus is just that Allah gives us
		
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			So eventually, the conclusion of
all of this is simply that if our
		
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			if Bill is the one who wants to
always be with Allah,
		
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			if He does end up committing
something wrong,
		
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			then he doesn't stay there. He
comes back to Allah subhanho wa
		
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			taala.
		
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			And
		
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			he knows that there's enough room
with Allah subhanho wa taala. And
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala forgives
you enough. So that's what he does
		
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			shake up the log and go he the way
he explained this whole wisdom
		
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			number 14 And he says, one should
not hold one sin in such a great
		
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			light, that one loses hope, in the
grace and mercy of Allah Most
		
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			High. And one should not think
that the gravity of my sin is so
		
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			great that there is no forgiveness
for it. And I have on account of
		
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			this sin now reached the stage
where I am unfit for His grace and
		
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			mercy. Such despair has to be the
consequence on other ignorance and
		
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			an unawareness of the attributes
of Allah Most High you don't know
		
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			Allah. That's why you would think
like that. One who has recognized
		
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			the creator and is aware of his
attributes will be acquainted with
		
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			his attributes of forgiveness and
grace.
		
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			He will
		
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			thus understand that in the
presence of the infinite
		
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			attributes, His sins are
insignificant. In such a state, a
		
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			servant will always have hopes of
being forgiven. Sometimes people
		
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			have psychological issues. That's
what I want to finish off the
		
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			discussion with. Some people have
psychological issues where they
		
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			are more prone to fear. I knew one
person, every now and then maybe
		
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			once a year or something, they
would just go into a fear mode. To
		
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			such a degree, they couldn't come
out of bed, they wouldn't want to
		
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			eat, they wouldn't want to go out
anywhere that we want to go and
		
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			sell out. There was a fear of
Allah.
		
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			It was a fear of Allah. It was
literally these dreams about
		
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			Jahannam and fear of Jahannam and
hellfire and so on.
		
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			Now, that could be spurred on by
some kind of mental health issue.
		
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			No doubt, it's just mental health
issues are very tricky. Because
		
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			when you have a mental health
issue, it's probably a chemical
		
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			imbalance in the mind. But then
what that does is that it takes on
		
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			a manifestation of something that
you relate to.
		
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			And people think that it's
actually the problem. The
		
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			manifested problem is the problem.
But the real problem is the actual
		
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			mental health issue.
		
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			So I've had somebody called me who
said that they've had mental
		
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			health issues, or this particular
problem for about seven, eight
		
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			years. They've tried lots of rakia
and everything. And I said, Go to
		
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			luctus Oh, am I allowed to go to
the halal I've been just told that
		
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			you're not allowed to do that
said, of course you can.
		
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			You have to do a multi pronged
approach because simply, if Rukia
		
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			is not working could just be a
chemical imbalance. This just like
		
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			you have a physical imbalance. You
don't just do Rukia for physical
		
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			imbalance, do you?
		
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			I mean, if you have a big wound
somewhere, right, you don't just
		
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			do Rokia for that you I say you
should have a multi pronged
		
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			approach ask Allah pray, yes, make
dua on it, and everything, invoke
		
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			the Shafi everything but then go
and get some medicine.
		
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			Unless you're so close with Allah
that you know that he's just
		
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			gonna, you know, it's fine.
However, Allah wants to keep you
		
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			that's fine. That's a different
level we're talking about. Same
		
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			thing. I mean, just consider
mental health or, I mean,
		
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			nowadays, I hate the word mental
level had an issue with that
		
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			somebody gave me a new word is
emotional problems, emotional
		
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			health problems. So yes,
absolutely you can, you can, you
		
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			can, you can do that. Just, you
know, get two or three opinions if
		
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			you can, and then and then
basically just just do that. So,
		
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			sometimes people are beset with
immense amount of fear. And that
		
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			doesn't have to be just a
religious thing. However,
		
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			religious things do help in that
case. So I would sit with the
		
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			person, sometimes others would sit
and they would bring all of these
		
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			virtues, a lot of the virtues, a
lot of the SIFAT of Allah, the
		
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			Hadith, the forgiveness verses,
all of that would help the person,
		
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			but because of the chemical,
because it's a, it's just beset
		
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			him, it works for a while and goes
back, it works for a while, and it
		
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			goes back. So it's a good idea to
get a large, it's just that we
		
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			probably don't have enough Muslim
therapists who understand all of
		
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			these things, plus the profession.
And that that's what we need more
		
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			of. And then what do you do about
people who are just overly
		
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			hopeful? They just don't care
about anything, I think, is there
		
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			more of those, right? There's more
of there's more of them than
		
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			people who get really, really
scared. Like I've seen very few
		
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			people get really, really scared.
But there's a lot of people who
		
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			just have lots of hope they don't
care.
		
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			They just totally apathetic, they
just have apathy. That's a more
		
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			difficult one. Because at least
the guy with a fear he knows he's
		
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			got a problem. He's going through
some kind of depression or
		
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			something, but the person was just
they don't even know that they've
		
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			got a problem.
		
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			I don't know if that's a
psychological problem. That is
		
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			enough. See problem.
		
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			It's probably not a brain problem.
It's probably a brain and nerves
		
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			problem. So that's why that
definitely can be helped.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala protect us
from all forms of extremes in
		
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			every aspect and give us what the
author has told us and may Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala allow us to
understand him better so that we
		
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			know exactly what he wants from us
at every stage and working with
		
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			that one and Al hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil Alameen olam and the Scylla
		
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			Mormon because
		
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			they haven't given a Koran Mayor
how you pay your medical history,
		
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			a lot of them Yeah, and Yemen in
for Subhanak in Konami, the word
		
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			Amin llama feelin our home now or
if you know
		
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			Allah Medina, what have you been
our agenda with? A
		
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			lot of meanness that look at the
moment if you were the worm and if
		
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			you were shook around and if you
Allah, Allah, Allah, have mercy on
		
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			us. We ask for your mercy and
grace. We ask for your
		
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			benevolence, your generosity, your
forgiveness. Forgive us our
		
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			wrongdoings. Forgive us our
		
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			Mistakes Forgive us our laziness,
our distractions, our delays, our
		
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			transgressions and our sins and
especially those that we've
		
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			forgotten about now. We don't want
to see them as their judgment. We
		
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			want to be purified. Yeah Allah
bring us back. Accept us, allow us
		
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			to come back on life. Even if you
don't want to come back or law
		
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			grab us by the four locks and
bring us back to you. Enter us
		
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			into paradise. Oh Allah make this
journey back to you easy for us,
		
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			or will that make us want it? Oh
Allah, Oh Allah, we know that.
		
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			There's lots of space. We know
that you accept we know that you
		
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			have great mercy. We know that you
give abundantly We know that you
		
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			are the greatest Forgiver but
Allah we sometimes just lacked the
		
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			drive and we stay away from you.
Or Allah, we stay away. And we
		
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			stay away from your compassion. We
stay away from your mercy, we stay
		
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			away from your generosity. We find
others that we think we can get
		
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			something from our Allah, this is
delusion of Allah, we ask that you
		
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			protect us from this delusion, you
snap us out of this delusion. You
		
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			bring us back. You bless all of
us, all those who are listening or
		
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			Allah bless all of us, and keep us
with you. Oh Allah, allow us to
		
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			stay with you. Allow us to have
that love and have the love of
		
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			those things which benefit us in
this regard. And have distaste and
		
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			distrust for those things that
take us away from you. of Allah
		
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			slowly, slowly, many many people
		
00:36:33 --> 00:36:37
			and us we fall for things that
distract us that take us away. Oh
		
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			Allah grant has returned to you
grant us blessings with you grant
		
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			us comfort with you grant us
harmony review. Oh Allah, this is
		
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			the place grant is the sweetness
of faith. Oh Allah grant is the
		
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			sweetness of faith Oh Allah, bless
all of those who have assisted us
		
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			and who have allowed this theme to
come to us and conveyed it to us.
		
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			bless everybody up to Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wasallam all of
		
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			our teachers and grand teachers
and all the machinery who Allah
		
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			bless them all abundantly without
them we wouldn't have been where
		
00:37:06 --> 00:37:11
			we are today. Oh Allah allow us.
Allow us to be the source of
		
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			goodness for others as well. Allow
us to be good ourselves and allow
		
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			us to be the source of goodness
for others. Remove help us to
		
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			remove the evil within us the real
evil around us. And Allah allow us
		
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			to stay away there are so many
avenues of SR Allah today it is so
		
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			easy to sin. It is so easy to
disobey you have Allah it is so
		
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			easy to disobey you Allah protect
us from all of these forms.
		
00:37:35 --> 00:37:39
			Because the only way we can stay
away is with your assistance of
		
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			Allah with your consciousness of
Allah grant us your consciousness.
		
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			Allah bless all those who sit here
and all of those who listen
		
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			wherever they are. And Allah bless
all of us and our families in the
		
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			entire ummah. And we ask
especially for delivery for those
		
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			who are suffering and persecution
in this cold and in the harsh in
		
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			the harsh climates in all other
harsh conditions that they may be
		
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			in. Oh Allah make us of those who
assist others. Oh Allah make us of
		
00:38:08 --> 00:38:11
			those who do the right thing.
Accept us all for the service of
		
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			your deen fulfill our permissible
needs, fulfill our permissible
		
00:38:16 --> 00:38:21
			projects and make them easy and
accept us all to do something for
		
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			ourselves and for the entire Ummah
and grant us the Cunnamulla Ilaha
		
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			illa Allah and grant is the
company of Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam Suhana Rebecca,
Rebecca is that Yama Yossi fauna
		
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			masala when animals Selena will
handle
		
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			the point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
00:38:42 --> 00:38:48
			further an inspiration and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
00:38:48 --> 00:38:51
			next step is to actually start
learning seriously to read books
		
00:38:51 --> 00:38:55
			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
00:38:55 --> 00:38:59
			Islam at least at the basic level,
so that we can become more aware
		
00:38:59 --> 00:39:03
			of what our deen wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
00:39:03 --> 00:39:08
			courses so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
00:39:08 --> 00:39:11
			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
00:39:11 --> 00:39:15
			Islamic essentials course that we
have on there, the Islamic
		
00:39:15 --> 00:39:19
			essentials certificate which you
take 20 Short modules, and at the
		
00:39:19 --> 00:39:24
			end of that inshallah you will
have gotten the basics of most of
		
00:39:24 --> 00:39:27
			the most important topics in Islam
and you'll feel a lot more
		
00:39:27 --> 00:39:30
			confident. You don't have to leave
lectures behind you can continue
		
00:39:30 --> 00:39:33
			to live, you know to listen to
lectures, but you need to have
		
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			this more sustained study as well
as aka la harem Salam aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah wa barakato.