Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – An Impure Heart in a Pure Court [Hikam 13]

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The complexities of Islam are discussed, including the importance of finding the heart and not being too focused on it. The heart is directed in the right direction and the experience of the "has been lost." The speaker emphasizes the importance of learning to control oneself and avoid dangerous behavior. The segment also touches on the physical and mental demands of working in the Middle East, including physical and mental efforts to study and learn, as well as foreign activities. The "has been in existence since the birth of Jesus" and the "has been in existence since the birth of Jesus" are also discussed.

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			So you'll have Uber you'll have
bolt you'll have
		
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			free now and I don't know how many
there are and whichever one you
		
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			get to and it's just like, you're
going crazy. Caffeine tablets, Red
		
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			Bull, coffee,
		
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			and whatever else because 16 hours
17 hours and then you come home
		
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			grumpy.
		
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			And that's not right. Allah Allah
make it easy, but that's not
		
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			right.
		
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			So it's all of these things, and
we got so much of that today. Like
		
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			you can't even escape it on your
phone. What's supposed to be
		
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			innocent WhatsApp, even that is
addictive.
		
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			Even that's addictive. You just
need to get a new message. Just
		
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			keep checking for a new message.
		
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			Because that makes you feel good.
		
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			They've just really hack to the
whole chemical reaction in human
		
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			beings that that's like, if you
say that this generation is when
		
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			they've actually figured out
really well how to control
		
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			somebody's you know, chemical
reactions mashallah they've done
		
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			so.
		
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			Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Robben
Island mein wa salatu salam ala
		
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			Sayyidina Muhammad wa are the
early he was the he although Rocco
		
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			was seldom at the Sleeman
cathedral Ilario Medina America
		
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			our dear brothers dear sisters,
dear friends, dear listeners, we
		
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			continue with our series on
Ignatov Allah's celebrated work
		
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			called the heckum the book of
wisdoms. We are
		
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			on page 95 It's wisdom number 13.
We did the first part of it last
		
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			in the last session.
		
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			Gonna just repeat the whole thing
we'll do the rest of them today in
		
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			sha Allah so He makes four
statements here. He says K for
		
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			your axon female RT m k for your
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			balloon bisha Haverty MK for yet.
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			have offered RT m k for your Joe
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			Wahoo alum YouTube mean Hathaway
it. So the first step that we said
		
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			it was, how can the heart be
illuminated
		
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			while the forms of worldly
creatures are reflected in its
		
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			mirror,
		
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			because a mirror focuses in one
direction at once. So we we've
		
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			discussed that. Or next part is
how can it journey to Allah.
		
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			Once it gets illuminated, then we
journey to Allah.
		
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			And that would mean when you
journey to Allah, you get
		
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			interested in Journey Into Allah
subhanaw taala.
		
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			And when you get interested in
something you want to do it. So
		
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			you, when you get interested in
something that you want to watch,
		
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			then you want to find every moment
to watch it every moment to use it
		
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			every moment to speak to them,
every moment to read it, whatever
		
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			it may be that you get interested
in, if it's a hobby, or whatever
		
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			it is. So first, you need to let
it settle in your heart. Once it
		
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			grips your heart, then you want to
do it all the time. You want to
		
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			travel to it all the time. But
then he's saying that how can you
		
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			journey to Allah while shackled by
the passions of the world? The
		
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			anchoring you down. And then the
third one, he said is how can it
		
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			desire? Meaning how can your
		
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			heart desire to even enter the
Presence of Allah you take a
		
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			journey and then you get to the
Presence of Allah. The journey
		
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			that you take is not necessarily a
physical journey, sometimes we do
		
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			we go
		
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			to get closer to Allah subhanaw
taala we go to the Haramain we go
		
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			to the masjid.
		
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			We go to good programs, we go to
gatherings of vicar, so that we
		
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			can enter into the presence of
Allah subhanho wa Taala special
		
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			gathering special sessions. But
how can you do that? He's saying
		
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			how can it desire even if it gets
there? How can it desire to enter
		
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			the Presence of Allah? While it
has not yet purified itself from
		
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			the stain of its forgetfulness?
All of those years of
		
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			forgetfulness is still staining
our heart.
		
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			And then he says finally, and how
can it understand the subtle
		
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			points of the mysteries, while it
has not yet repented of its
		
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			offenses? Now? That one is a bit
more complicated. The whole thing
		
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			gets a bit more complicated. The
first thing is that the light
		
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			needs to appear for us to even
start up. Then after that we need
		
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			to get close traveled to be closer
to Allah. But we can't do that. If
		
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			We're just anchored down and
shackled down. And then if we
		
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			travel, then we need to be able to
be permitted to go inside.
		
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			But just like in the world,
		
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			if somebody came into this Masjid
right now, and they were impure,
		
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			they'll probably understand
themselves that I can't come into
		
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			the Masjid.
		
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			If they were dirty,
		
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			they were not impure, but they
were dirty, they feel bad about
		
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			coming in others would feel bad
about coming in. We know that we
		
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			don't like foul smells in the
masjid.
		
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			Right, so people like to perfume
themselves, if they've eaten
		
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			something smoked something, they
feel bad or others feel bad. And
		
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			we've been actually told, and this
is just the place that we've
		
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			actually designated to be a
masjid.
		
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			It's something that we have said,
Okay, this is going to be a
		
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			masjid, or this is going to be our
prayer place. And once it becomes
		
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			a prayer place, whether that be in
a university, whether it be in
		
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			a business, this is our prayer
hall, and you put a few prayer
		
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			mats down, then people feel a bit
uncomfortable coming in there with
		
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			impure or unclean or filthy
clothing, because it's just not
		
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			appropriate. So in the court of
Allah Himself, these are just
		
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			places that we've dedicated for
the sake of Allah. Imagine in the
		
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			courts of Allah Himself, how can
you enter?
		
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			If we're stained?
		
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			And then he says that if we do get
to enter, how are you going to
		
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			have all of the great mysteries
open to you get the knowledge of
		
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			Allah subhana wa, tada, the
special openings that he gives to
		
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			people who get very close to him?
		
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			That one sounds a bit complicated,
doesn't it? But what it is, is
		
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			that many Ollier of Allah,
		
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			they don't necessarily have to
read a lot of books, or listen to
		
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			a lot of lectures, they seem to
get lots of ideas in their mind of
		
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			some really intricate and
interesting, beneficial things.
		
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			Like, where did you learn that
from?
		
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			But it dawns onto them from ALLAH
SubhanA wa, tada. That's the
		
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			mysteries, he's talking about the
realities of the heat, what life
		
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			is all about?
		
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			There's a lot you can learn from
the books. But there's a lot that
		
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			comes beyond that, from Allah
subhanaw taala.
		
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			Sometimes it happens to us when
we're there, and suddenly
		
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			something just occurs to us that
is like, Oh, it's a wake up call,
		
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			or it gives us a very
		
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			clear way provides us clarity
		
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			about where we should be and what
we should be doing. So all of that
		
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			requires some purity, all of that
requires not to be anchored, all
		
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			of that requires not to be
distracted. So that's essentially
		
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			what he's saying. So the first one
we discussed last week that the
		
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			heart is like a mirror is going to
reflect what we keep
		
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			putting in front of him. Right, so
we discussed that in detail. Now
		
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			he's saying
		
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			that you only have one heart, and
that heart needs to be directed in
		
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			the right direction. If you're
going to keep it focused on all
		
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			these creative things of Allah
subhanaw taala, then that means
		
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			you're actually going to turn away
from the creator of them cannot be
		
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			one way or the other, you either
turn it towards the Creator, or
		
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			his created things. And if you are
to turn it to Allah, the Creator,
		
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			then that means you're going to
have some kind of distraction from
		
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			creation.
		
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			So, but the benefit of that will
be is that you will now become
		
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			closer to Allah Subhana. So you
will start traveling.
		
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			That's why That's where he says
the second statement is how can
		
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			you travel now?
		
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			If you're shackled down by your
lust, and your desires and your
		
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			pleasures, see there's no way that
your car can take off if you keep
		
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			the handbrake on.
		
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			Even if you really manage to, then
it's going to be quite jerky
		
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			because He's resisting. Like if
your handbrake isn't strong
		
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			enough,
		
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			then it's going to be jerky,
right?
		
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			So you'd never be able to catch up
speeds.
		
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			You're gonna bother a lot of
people as well if there's other
		
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			people around. So even if you've
managed to take off, you're not
		
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			gonna get far you can definitely
not go fast.
		
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			Unless you break the handbrake,
which is what we want to do here.
		
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			You know, you don't want to break
you don't want to brake hand
		
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			brakes, but you definitely want to
break the wrong brakes on our
		
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			life.
		
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			So that's what he's saying
		
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			that until you have your heart
from our dermal coloboma booths,
		
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			and Bill melee healer shaman
hurdle out of the out of the
		
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			Fanny, as long as your heart is
		
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			restricted by this
		
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			inclination that you have of the
love of the world.
		
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			Even if it is permissible things,
when is your love haram things
		
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			that's totally messed up, that's
never going to get let you go. But
		
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			what he's talking about is that
weak handbrake, that you love
		
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			things which are permissible,
generally, you just love lots of
		
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			food, like you always want, you
just really food like really makes
		
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			you. You just thrive on it. And of
course, we all like food, you need
		
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			food, and you can enjoy food when
you have it. But if you're 24/7,
		
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			about food, or about anything
else, for that matter, then then
		
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			that means because if you are too
much about anything, it's not
		
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			going to let you do something
else. And yet we'd have the
		
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			experience that when you're too
much into one thing, for example,
		
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			there's some people, they just
need to finish off these series.
		
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			Okay. That's a really good example
for today. Right? You just have to
		
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			finish up the series, five
episodes, five seasons, right,
		
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			each one with 80 episodes, I don't
know. And you just have to do it
		
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			over two days.
		
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			If you could, if there were enough
hours in the day,
		
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			right?
		
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			It just goes crazy. That means
you're distracting yourself on
		
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			something. I was speaking to
somebody who is about 45 now. And
		
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			we were just talking about
computer games. And he said that
		
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			20 years ago, he got hooked onto
one computer game, he just tried
		
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			it out, got hooked on to it. And
he was a father by that time
		
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			already working guy, probably what
25 years old or something.
		
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			He said I had to clock that game
234 weeks. And it was crazy.
		
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			Because people were coming to see
me and I was distracted from them.
		
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			I was not indulging them. I missed
so many other things. And I just
		
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			had to clock that game. Now that's
quite an extreme, right? That is
		
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			quite extreme. But there are a lot
of adults. And not just children
		
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			who do this kind of stuff.
		
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			But I know games sound a bit
weird. But there's a lot of other
		
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			things that people are some people
for them. It's their job.
		
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			It's their career, it's not even
their business. But they want to
		
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			ascend the ladder. So they give
everything they sacrificed
		
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			themselves to that company. If
it's their own business, it's even
		
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			worse, because if you got your own
business, you're 24/7 in business,
		
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			if you work for somebody else
you're supposed to switch off
		
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			afterwards, they try to give you
phones so that you can take calls
		
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			afterwards. And so on and so
forth. They entice you with
		
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			different things. So it could be
anything, it could be anything.
		
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			Even Uber, because the more you're
on the road, the more money you
		
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			make.
		
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			It's all like that it grips you
every little, this is the thing of
		
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			the world, it will grip you.
		
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			So you'll have Uber, you'll have
bolt, you'll have
		
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			it free now and I don't know how
many there are. And whichever one
		
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			you get it and it's just like
you're going crazy. Caffeine
		
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			tablets, Red Bull, coffee,
		
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			and whatever else because 16 hours
17 hours, and then you come home
		
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			grumpy.
		
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			And that's not right. Allah make
it easy, but that's not right.
		
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			So it's all of these things. And
we got so much of that today. Like
		
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			you can't even escape it on your
phone. What's supposed to be
		
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			innocent WhatsApp, even that is
addictive.
		
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			Even that's addictive. You just
need to get a new message. Just
		
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			keep checking for a new message.
		
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			Because that makes you feel good.
		
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			They've just really hack to the
whole chemical reaction in human
		
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			beings that that's like if you say
that this generation is when
		
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			they've actually figured out
really well how to control
		
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			somebody's you know, chemical
reactions mashallah they've done
		
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			so.
		
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			And you know what, it's only gonna
get worse. That's the thing it's
		
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			only gonna get worse if we don't
so it's not going away. Well, I
		
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			doubt it.
		
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			Right, it's just gonna get worse
but there will be realities and
		
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			maybe government might bring in
you know, if they really think but
		
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			then we live in a free so called
free world where, you know,
		
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			control yourself, control
yourself. Unless it unless some
		
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			people start getting killed in it,
or they die or they start
		
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			committing suicide. Only then if
there's enough of a lobby people
		
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			and you know, this is all we're in
this test period right now of all
		
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			of these things. And good good
people. Good, good family. People
		
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			are getting caught up in this.
		
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			Some woman mother was just telling
my wife the other day in about him
		
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			in America, she's from America.
		
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			That there's girls as young as
		
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			and boys but girls 1112
		
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			Is 13
		
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			They go to a friend's house, they
lock the door in a room within 10
		
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			minutes.
		
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			They've our other Biller, they've
basically videoed themselves doing
		
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			some really crazy thing in some
really, really bad with some
		
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			really bad dress. And that goes
up. Forget Instagram, and tick
		
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			tock, that's quite normal. Now for
a lot of people, they put it on
		
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			these other websites, where people
then others hate to watch them.
		
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			It is entirely before it was just
ego right? Before it was just I
		
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			want to be out there. But now you
can make money on it.
		
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			Like I hate to even say this to
give anybody ideas.
		
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			Right.
		
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			And
		
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			you hear that you're just like,
it's only getting worse. This was
		
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			like the realm of some really
dingy stuff maybe 10 years ago
		
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			that you really had to. But now
		
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			1011 year olds can do that.
There's not enough oversight
		
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			supervision. I mean, nobody should
be doing it. You know, it's not
		
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			about adult and non adult,
nobody's haram doesn't matter
		
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			whether a 50 year old doesn't. But
you can make money on it. Now.
		
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			Everybody wants money, because you
need to buy the latest makeup or
		
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			the latest trainers or the the
shoes or dresses or whatever,
		
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			because it's just the competitive
world we're living in. Can you see
		
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			how much shackles that we are? How
you're going to travel to Allah.
		
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			And you get mixed up in that. And
then you want to commit suicide.
		
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			So hello, we just got news of the
massive conference, the biggest
		
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			conference that takes place in
America, that is not convention.
		
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			A guy came out of the
entertainment, they have an
		
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			entertainment evening, right where
they do different things
		
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			came out of that when committed
suicide, just heard the news.
		
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			Well, now I'm not sure the exact
details there.
		
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			But there's a lot of mental health
problems, a lot of mental because
		
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			they can't people can't keep up.
		
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			What this, the whole modern trends
are promising you is just fantasy,
		
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			you can't keep up.
		
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			You go into these big stores like
Costco and the first thing you see
		
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			are these big screens, and you
look at the vivid colors that
		
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			they've put on them. It's like
this is not real life, you don't
		
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			get those kinds of colors in real
life.
		
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			Have you seen those colors? You
know, because they put these
		
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			special
		
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			videos on there that show you the
capability of whatever the latest
		
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			technology is in terms of multiple
colors? I don't get to see that in
		
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			the world. I mean, I mean, the
world is a nice place. It's a
		
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			beautiful place. But that's not
reality.
		
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			That's not reality.
		
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			You understand? And he's saying
that that's as good as real life.
		
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			It's a artificial life that you're
getting into.
		
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			But what are you going to do about
it? It's only going to get worse,
		
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			it's only going to get more
realistic, but more artificial.
		
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			Right? So we're gonna have to do
we have to control ourselves and
		
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			get ourselves our children to
control ourselves and raise
		
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			awareness of this. But that's what
he's saying. And when he said
		
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			this, he never would have imagined
what kind of anchors we have. Or
		
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			they would be, what kind of
shackles and chains, these virtual
		
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			chains and shackles they would be.
		
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			Allah help us, Allah help us,
Allah help us. It's so easy. It's
		
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			so easy. You're on your phone,
you're looking at a lecture,
		
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			you're looking at a newscast and
then Sunday that Google shorts or
		
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			whatever they call they come up.
So you don't even have to tick
		
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			tock competition.
		
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			And then it's just so easy. It's
just so easy.
		
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			Alright, so that's, that's what he
said, we can only ask Allah for
		
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			help. So he's saying that you're
just shackled with it. And that
		
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			means you can't move from where
you are. You're stuck. You want to
		
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			move. You see Alhamdulillah we
have Iman, that's what gives us
		
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			some consciousness that gives us
some kind of guilty feeling gives
		
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			us some kind of concern.
Otherwise, imagine if you don't
		
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			have the man, what is it going to
be for you?
		
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			You only live once you only live
this life, just enjoy it to the
		
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			fullest.
		
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			And there's more people who are
going to think that right? Then
		
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			people who actually have that
concern. So you've
		
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			everybody around you is doesn't
understand that unless you want to
		
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			share that with them.
		
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			Then they understand a lot of
people deep down they want to get
		
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			out of this. They realize they're
not getting anything out of it.
		
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			It's just too fake. They're not
getting anything out of it. It's
		
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			just too fake.
		
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			So when a person is like that, you
can't travel to Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala you can't get closer to
Allah, the light if there's even
		
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			that spark of light that got you
going, eventually that becomes dim
		
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			as well. And then he says that
		
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			your heart is just too associated
with these Sherawat
		
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			With these pleasures, and it stops
you from even trying to stand up
		
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			to Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			And then if you do get to stand
up, then you can't really go far.
		
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			That's the problem. If you do even
stand up and one day you want to
		
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			do that you can't go far.
		
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			I've said, you know, this
experience that you can spend two
		
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			hours on YouTube and your time
will fly.
		
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			Right, your time will fly two
hours on YouTube, no problem. Just
		
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			try to spend five minutes after a
salad for example, in just Subhan
		
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			Allah Al Hamdulillah Anna time,
just Masha Allah stretches. And it
		
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			seems so long, those two hours go
faster than the five minutes.
		
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			Anyway, then if you do manage to
even start walking, you can't go
		
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			fast. And even if you do go fast,
you're gonna keep tripping up,
		
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			because it's still going to come
and bother you. The reason is
		
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			that, you know, everybody around
you is doing the same thing.
		
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			That's probably what your circle
is that people are going to call
		
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			you, let's do this, let's do that.
Why aren't you doing this anymore
		
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			used to come with us, and so on
and so forth.
		
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			That's why
		
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			a lot of people when they want to
wean themselves of this thing, you
		
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			have to wean yourself, not just of
the Haram, but also have a lot of
		
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			permissible things because they
eventually just grip you, grip you
		
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			and take you down.
		
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			That's why one of the scholars
said that having a number of wasps
		
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			come in, bite, a wounded body
already, I mean, how how's that
		
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			going to feel you're you're
wounded, like you're sensitive,
		
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			you know, in your wound, you
already sensitive your field
		
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			skills, feeling sensitive, and
then you get all of these wasps or
		
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			Hornets that actually come and
start biting you. pain upon pain
		
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			is just like really bad, you know,
when you get a bite, and when your
		
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			body is fine. But now, you're
already wounded, you're already
		
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			down. He said, that's actually
much more easier. And there's a
		
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			much lighter issue, then for these
pleasures and desires to
		
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			start attacking you attacking your
heart.
		
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			Even after you have got it focused
		
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			in the grand realm of thing,
that's what he's saying that it's
		
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			actually worse, even though you
don't feel that. So try to escape
		
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			this, try to wean ourselves off
this, so that the light will start
		
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			illuminating in your hearts.
		
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			And that's why, you know,
traveling to Allah, the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu, some physically did
it. When Makkah became a place of
		
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			no stay of difficulties, couldn't
worship your faith, you're being
		
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			persecuted for it. You had to drop
everything and leave.
		
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			That's why, you know, in Madina
Munawwara, you had done some
		
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			hygiene, the unsought were the
landowners.
		
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			The hygiene had to get by with
business because they weren't
		
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			original people of the area, they
didn't have land. They had to get
		
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			by with business.
		
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			Right. So they weren't generally
people with land and assets, they
		
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			seem to be more stable, right?
Because it's more fixed asset.
		
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			It's more, you know, endures a bit
longer business things, you know,
		
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			things can happen. Land seemed to
just keep going on in England,
		
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			just keeps seems to go up. Right.
And hamdulillah SubhanAllah. In
		
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			that Illa, who we know the ratio
and whatever it is, I don't know
		
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			what the next 1015 years bring.
		
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			Now that the pound to the dollar
has gone crazy.
		
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			Right? They nearly the same never
happened before. I don't know
		
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			where things are going alive.
		
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			And know where things are going so
on. All right. You can't live in
		
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			debt for how long can keep
borrowing, can you
		
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			I don't know how these countries
survived these western countries.
		
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			They just keep borrowing any other
country would have been bankrupt
		
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			by now. But I guess we can do it
because they know how to
		
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			manipulate the markets and control
the whole thing. Even with a
		
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			massive bloated debt. Right you
can still do it. We all part of
		
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			the
		
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			and we all enjoying that olam
Africa. And Allah protects us from
		
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			any downfall because it can't
sustain itself for that long, any
		
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			other country will get destroyed.
So cut these ties,
		
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			cut these shackles, get away from
this and migrate.
		
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			You don't have to physically
migrate but at least virtually
		
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			migrates, you know from the bad to
the good. They say that.
		
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			You have to constantly be doing
something better than what you
		
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			are. Otherwise you will become
stagnant.
		
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			If you just keep doing the same
thing, and you don't try to
		
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			improve yourself, this isn't
anything by the if you don't try
		
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			to improve yourself, you're going
to be overcome. You're going to be
		
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			beaten, somebody else is going to
go ahead of you. This is in the
		
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			business world as well. So many
companies have
		
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			gone bust because they didn't keep
up with the times with the moving
		
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			technology, moving trends and so
on, right? There's lots of coming.
		
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			Likewise, in the dean, you have to
keep upgrading yourself. That's
		
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			why they say that a person who's
looking for Allah is like water.
		
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			If he if that water just stays
stagnant in one place for too
		
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			long, what happens to water that
just stays for too long.
		
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			It no longer remains fresh, right?
It becomes stagnant. However, if
		
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			that same water just runs over
some rocks and mountains and and
		
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			so on and so forth, it becomes
good water.
		
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			So likewise, with your physical
efforts,
		
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			go to the masjid go for Amara
really not to just say that I was
		
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			there in Ramadan, and I've got
enough money to accomplish that or
		
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			go for Hajj, just for the sake
that you know, I've done my Hajj
		
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			or whatever. Go there really to
seek out Allah subhanaw taala go
		
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			to religious gatherings go to
thicker gatherings, you have to
		
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			make that effort.
		
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			So there's a physical effort that
will help the other go and study
		
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			something, go and learn something
		
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			or go and teach somebody else
something as an excuse to for us
		
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			to be in that same environment.
		
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			So because when you take your body
into that inshallah the heart will
		
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			continue as well. The hijra, the
migration is the Sunnah of the
		
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			Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam.
		
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			And what's really interesting is
that since the prophets also
		
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			migrated, he never had a peaceful
stay anywhere because there was
		
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			constant movement, there was the
defense that he had to do. They
		
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			were the jihad that he had to
undertake because he was they were
		
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			being attacked. Even after the
Prophet SAW son passed away.
		
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			Sahaba never stayed in one place.
They moved for the sake of the ad.
		
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			They traveled the world for the
dean. And that's how many, many
		
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			areas came under Islam because of
their data, right because of the
		
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			efforts that they did in different
places.
		
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			Right. That's why you have
uncertainties and follow peace and
		
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			CDkeys meaning family of
Descendants of Omar Farrokh and
		
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			Ubercart. Siddiq are the Allah one
and earthborn are the Allah one
		
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			and it really alone in India. In
the subcontinent, they might not
		
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			all be correct ones, everybody
that claims it, but you have lots
		
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			of rookies and, and so on. Right.
Do we have any CD keys and foreign
		
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			keys here and oath monies and
other ways and say it's anybody
		
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			hamdulillah they all over the
world? They're all in fact,
		
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			probably today in Madina,
Munawwara in Madina, Munawwara
		
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			you've probably got more like I'm
talking about not those people who
		
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			are there for work, those who
actually have citizenship who
		
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			actually live there for centuries.
The majority of them are not
		
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			original Arabs, they either
Indian, Pakistani Indian, because
		
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			it was from that time, Indian
subcontinent, African, Malay, or
		
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			lots of Turkic origin
		
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			was Pakistan, all of those areas.
Of course, today, they just seem
		
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			like Arabs, right. But I would say
more than 50% are like that,
		
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			because most of the unsought and
so on they they many of them
		
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			disappeared, they went to poofer,
Basra and they established all of
		
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			these Yemen,
		
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			Sham, Lord these these places, and
Iran and all of these places, they
		
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			went to these areas.
		
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			Allah accept us for some kind of
service to his Deen, what do we do
		
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			man? Allah accept us for some kind
of service to his deen and sought
		
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			our hearts out and protect us from
all of these things that are just
		
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			there and we're just going after
them. We're just going after them.
		
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			Right?
		
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			When you when a person will
release themselves from all of
		
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			that, that year, I can have that
stuff if it's halal, but it should
		
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			not overcome my heart. I should
not be obsessed by it. Mashallah,
		
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			then they will get to Allah
subhanaw taala is caught. So now
		
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			he says, but are you going to be
allowed to enter you need to
		
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			purify yourself first, you still
got those clothes on, you still
		
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			haven't taken a shower. You
haven't washed yourself of all of
		
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			that stuff yet. You know, in the
in the spiritual side of things,
		
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			how you're going to be able to
enter yelling, they're not going
		
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			to let you enter.
		
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			So that's what we need to do,
then.
		
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			The rule and the heartbeat to be
cleansed with the vicar of Allah
		
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			and the remembrance of Allah and
lots of Toba and so far,
		
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			lots of Toba and so far.
		
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			And then inshallah once that's
purified because look, Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala says in the Quran,
right? Certainly start verse 43.
		
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			Yeah, you Halina Amendola, Dakar,
Abu Salah suka.
		
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			Hello, there I am uma Taku, Luna
Wada, juban Illa IBD, Sabine and
		
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			hetero tesu are people who believe
do not do not even go close to
		
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			Salah
		
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			when you're in an intoxicated
states, he is not saying that that
		
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			means that you can drink when
you're when you are not going to
		
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			pray early in the morning, late at
night, no, this is just that
		
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			initiative is just discouraged. It
became discouraged to drink.
		
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			And then what happened is that
somebody had drunk and then they
		
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			led the prayer and they messed it
all up the reading, I think it was
		
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			clear your caffeine, I worship,
some some really messed up. So
		
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			then this verse came down that you
can't do this now and then
		
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			eventually was just completely and
totally banned. But the point
		
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			we're trying to make here is that
you can't get close to this if you
		
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			don't purify yourself first. So a
lot of us want to be better, but
		
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			we have to purify ourselves. First
you have to make that Toba is. So
		
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			you know, when the scholars have
written about how to get to Allah,
		
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			the first thing they tell you that
you must do. The absolute first
		
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			step is you must make Toba of what
because that just keeps us down.
		
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			And when you make the Toba The
second thing they tell you to do
		
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			is then to learn the ways of
getting close to Allah. Without
		
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			those two things, we can't get
anywhere Toba and l knowledge,
		
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			then of course, you need the
inspiration to follow through with
		
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			us. There's a lot of more deeper
content here, which I'm not going
		
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			to discuss right now. Because that
gets really complicated. But I'll
		
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			just explain the last one before
we finish, which is okay, finally,
		
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			you've made it into the cord
		
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			into the presence of Allah. But
then he says how can you start
		
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			even understanding the subtle
points that you will receive
		
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			there?
		
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			You know, every
		
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			every environment has its own
special features. It has a special
		
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			environment, special points, how
you're going to start
		
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			understanding that if you've not
repented of your offenses.
		
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			So this is where it says that if
you want to and says this is
		
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			probably a place that is very
difficult for most people to
		
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			attain, because this requires a
lot of effort. And people just get
		
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			too distracted. But this is I'll
give you an example. There was one
		
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			of the great scholars of the
subcontinent. And he joined the
		
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			class. He used to be really,
really really
		
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			you could tell is in terms of
practice, he was ahead of
		
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			everybody else, but in class, he
couldn't understand much in terms
		
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			of writing so academically, he was
very poor.
		
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			But the teacher let him stay in
the class. And actually the
		
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			teacher and the other students
were all very intelligent, smart,
		
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			like why does he let him stay
there when he can't even read
		
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			properly?
		
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			One day, they decided to test him.
		
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			So they're all in the same room.
And he said that okay, if you
		
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			think that you're so pious or
whatever.
		
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			We want you to show us something
tell us something.
		
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			So he said to them I want you
tonight to stay quiet first and he
		
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			said I want you tonight to pray to
records in the way the Sahaba
		
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			prayed them. You do Twitter
accounts all the time but I want
		
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			you guys tonight to just do two
records
		
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			you know how the Sahaba prayed I
mean you must have everybody here
		
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			must have heard how Sahaba Salah
it used to be when they would just
		
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			stand and birds would be on the
they would come and sit on there
		
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			and they could be basically hit by
an arrow or whatever. And you know
		
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			you've read in flight ama you've
read those stories. I want you to
		
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			read I want all of you to return
tickets today like that.
		
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			It took it seriously they started
after Isha
		
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			two records now this one isn't
right this one I didn't get it.
		
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			This one I didn't get it. This one
I didn't get it. Finally at before
		
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			Fajr
		
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			all night train. They just had to
just
		
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			put their hands up to Allah and
seek forgiveness that yeah, Allah
		
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			we weren't able to do this. That
is where it became the Sahabas
		
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			prayer. Because Allah says in the
Quran, we're whom bill us hurry
		
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			whom yesterday of your own. These
are the people who worship Allah
		
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			all night. And then when it comes
to the end time, they're seeking
		
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			forgiveness for Allah we've not
been able to do it. That's when
		
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			they first tasted the prayer of
the sahaba.
		
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			Right, and this, this student who
later became the great Shah,
		
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			Muhammad Shahid,
		
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			right, who was eventually martyred
in Bala court. Right.
		
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			The thing was that he would say
some amazing things and
		
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			explanations, but he couldn't he
there's been lots of scholars like
		
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			that.
		
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			You don't have to be exclusively
like that. It's something that you
		
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			will experience as well that when
you're teaching, sometimes you
		
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			just never understood something.
And Allah subhanaw taala just
		
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			places something in your mind. I
mean, it can happen in worldly
		
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			things as well. You just get a
good idea. You ask Allah for
		
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			guidance and sometimes Allah just
gives you an idea of something and
		
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			mashallah, it's a successful idea,
but this is happening in the deen.
		
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			So if you really want that you
need to make a lot of effort,
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala then will
bring clarity to you.
		
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			You will never doubt your religion
in any way you will be very clear
		
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			about why you're worshiping.
You'll get the taste and the
		
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			sweetness of faith.
		
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			May Allah subhanaw taala make this
easy for us. This is the way
		
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			Sheikh Abdullah can go he then
explains this, this wisdom. So he
		
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			says, How can a heart become
illumined when it has become
		
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			consumed by the love of worldly
wealth, reputation of string
		
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			property, idle thoughts, false
hopes.
		
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			There was no Facebook in his time.
You know, there was no Netflix but
		
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			basically that is all part of it.
A heart that is feted night and
		
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			day with the chains of base
desires, such as constant and
		
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			excessive preoccupation with food
garments of family cannot advance
		
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			to Allah Most High and the divine
presence when he wrote this
		
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			probably about 70 years ago, there
was no way that you could do much
		
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			at night. There were no lights,
after Isha people, they will not
		
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			television. But now you can
entertain yourself from fajr to
		
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			sorry, from Asia to Fajr and
beyond 24/7.
		
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			Is it possible that a soiled heart
can be permitted entrance into a
		
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			pure court, a disease heart is
prohibited such an entry in the
		
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			same way that a person in major
impurity is not permitted into the
		
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			pure arena of a masjid
		
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			Furthermore, a heart that has been
afflicted in this manner cannot
		
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			hope to comprehend the mysteries
and Devine subtleties of toe Hades
		
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			for the spiritual light to settle
in the heart. The darkness of all
		
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			the illusions of the world must be
dispelled when the deceased one
		
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			has repented of all of this
futility, then he may start to
		
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			progress to a stage where he is
endowed with the ability to
		
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			understand even the divine
mysteries. May Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala make that easy for us. May
Allah help us along in this path
		
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			and Allah protect us from these
things? Alone and the Sedona
		
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			Monica salon tomorrow to village
arry Quran, Allah who may or may
		
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			human bureaucratic and steady
		
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			Yeah, or Hamra heavy yeah that
agenda
		
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			Yeah, Dina Judy will occur on your
Chrome and Chromium where
		
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			Hieronymous only
		
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			Allahumma Finnland our Hana
Allahumma fildena Our Hamner where
		
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			if you know what you know what is
up? Y'all Allah we ask you for
		
00:38:02 --> 00:38:07
			your special mercies. Allah we ask
You for Your protection. Allah we
		
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			ask You for Your guidance of Allah
we ask you for beneficial
		
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			knowledge of Allah we ask you
protection from wasting of time
		
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			from this year Allah we ask you
protection from distractions of
		
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			Allah, there are too many
distractions. Oh Allah, Oh Allah,
		
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			there are too many distractions
around. And Allah we think that
		
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			they're beneficial for us of Allah
we take pleasure from these things
		
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			of Allah we are addicted to these
things of Allah, we ask you to
		
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			wean us off these things we ask
you to satisfy us with the good.
		
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			And Allah we ask that you make us
totally independent, and suffice
		
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			from all the evil witches out
there. Oh Allah, we ask that You
		
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			grant us the ability to see the
good as the good and to follow it.
		
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			See the truth is the truth and
allow us to follow it and see the
		
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			wrongs as the wrong gonna allow us
to abstain from it. Oh Allah give
		
00:39:02 --> 00:39:06
			us strength. Yeah, Allah give us
strength. Yeah, Allah strengthen
		
00:39:06 --> 00:39:10
			our weaknesses of Allah. Remove
our weaknesses, and allow our
		
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			strengths to be used in those
things which you are satisfied
		
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			with. Allah keep us away from all
of those things that dissatisfy
		
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			you of Allah that bring your
wrath, that bring darkness is in
		
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			our life of Allah that removed the
happiness from our life, that
		
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			removed the blessings from what
you have given us of Allah you
		
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			have given us abundantly. Yeah,
Allah you have given us
		
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			abundantly, oh Allah do not make
what you have given us to be a
		
00:39:34 --> 00:39:38
			burden for us to be a trial for us
to be a temptation for us to be a
		
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			distraction for us, of Allah to be
a source of distraction for us in
		
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			this world and the hereafter. Oh
Allah. We want to be good. We
		
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			start off in the morning with a
good intention. But Allah by the
		
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			evening we have corrupted
ourselves. Oh Allah, we start in
		
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			the evening. We even repent, but
then we've spoiled our repentance.
		
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			We've broken our repent
		
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			Since your Allah Ya Allah give us
st karma, give us steadfastness.
		
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			Oh Allah allow us to be punctual
in our prayers allow us to fulfill
		
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			all of our and make up all of our
Miss prayers allow us to be our
		
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			balance to be clean, so that when
we come in front of you, and the
		
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			first question will be about the
prayers, at least we can pass that
		
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			hurdle. Oh Allah then things could
look much more promising for us.
		
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			But oh Allah if we, if we, if we
are, if we are corrupted in that
		
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			then what is the rest of it of
Allah bring us closer to the Quran
		
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			of Allah allow us to understand
the Quran to enthuse ourselves to
		
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			beautify ourselves with the Quran,
adorn ourselves with the Quran and
		
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			elevate ourselves with the Quran.
And with the Sunnah of your
		
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			messenger Muhammad Sallallahu
sallam, make that beloved to our
		
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			hearts of Allah make it conducive
for us make our surroundings
		
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			conducive for us, Oh Allah, assist
us in being those who help
		
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			themselves and help others who are
productive people. And Allah
		
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			accept us for the service of God.
Oh Allah bless all of those who
		
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			sit here today who listen at home.
And Oh Allah, we ask you for the
		
00:41:04 --> 00:41:07
			blessings of our brothers and
sisters who are not here. And Oh
		
00:41:07 --> 00:41:11
			Allah, we asked you for Shiva of
those who are sick, and our Allah
		
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			forgiveness for those who have
passed. And Oh Allah, we ask that
		
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			you bless all of those who make
these programs possible here, and
		
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			we ask that you accept from them
and their families and all of us
		
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			Subhan Allah because Allah is that
the IOC Fonasa, Lebanon was
		
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			several 100.
		
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			The point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
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			further an inspiration, and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
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			next step is to actually start
learning seriously, to read books
		
00:41:41 --> 00:41:44
			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
00:41:44 --> 00:41:48
			Islam at least at the basic level,
so that we can become more aware
		
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			of what our Dean wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
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			courses, so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
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			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
00:42:00 --> 00:42:04
			Islamic essentials course that we
have on there, the Islamic
		
00:42:04 --> 00:42:08
			essentials certificate which you
take 20 Short modules and at the
		
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			end of that insha Allah you will
have gotten the basics of most of
		
00:42:13 --> 00:42:16
			the most important topics in Islam
and you will feel a lot more
		
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			confident. You don't have to leave
lectures behind you can continue
		
00:42:19 --> 00:42:22
			to live, you know to listen to
lectures, but you need to have
		
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			this more sustained study as well
as Accola here in Santa Monica
		
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			when I have to live record