Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Dealing Depression and the Realities of Patience

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses the concept of "has been through a difficult time" and how it can lead to frustration and regret. It also touches on the concept of "verbal" and the importance of showing annoyance to Allah subhanaw taala. The speakers emphasize the benefits of sober living, including the reward of success and the importance of having a solid body to achieve success. They also discuss the importance of embracing the "has been through" concept for individuals to achieve success in their lives and avoid harmful behavior.

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			Bismillah learn your Walkman
you're watching I'm
		
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			Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
Salatu was Salam ala Sayyidina
		
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			Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi
albaraka was a limit to slim and
		
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			Kofi Ron Ilario, within another
part of
		
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			as we go through this life,
		
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			there are many issues that we have
to deal with. And I think one of
		
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			the most difficult things are when
calamity is difficulties, when
		
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			things don't seem to be going
right when that afflicts us. And
		
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			that's just as an essential part
of this life. That's what happens
		
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			in this life.
		
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			It's not something that the
majority of us can avoid at some
		
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			time or another, there's going to
be some kind of difficulty, some
		
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			kind of calamity, things are not
going to go as writers as they as
		
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			they are, in fact, according to
		
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			according to some understanding,
if things are going too well, and
		
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			we're not really getting better in
our faith, then that actually
		
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			could be a delusion. And that
could actually be just Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala, giving us respite
until another time, until a time
		
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			when we become even more
indulgent. So that's something to
		
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			be concerned about. What I want to
speak about today are two
		
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			concepts which are, you can say
opposed to each other, and we need
		
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			to understand both of them so that
we can be successful in this
		
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			world.
		
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			Firstly, there's this concept of
jazz and Sheikha jazz that means
		
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			restlessness, and restlessness.
What we're speaking about
		
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			restlessness is when a person is
restless, and they're not content,
		
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			they don't have patience, and they
are constantly agitated, for the
		
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			wrong reasons because they think
that Allah subhanaw taala is not
		
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			taking care of them, they think
that things are going to wrong
		
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			things aren't going the way they
are, and then that leads them to
		
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			shake well or complaints. So what
we've got is we've got the concept
		
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			of restlessness, frustration,
		
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			despondency, which leads to
complaining against Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. And the way some scholars
have defined that is in Arabic,
		
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			they're saying either mu Adam
outta humble Mahan, which is the
		
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			none ability to tolerate or deal
with calamities when they befall
		
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			us when Messiah. So calamities are
difficulties whenever we're
		
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			afflicted by them, if we don't
have the ability to deal with
		
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			them, tolerate them, understand
how to go about them. That's the
		
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			main thing I think. Allah subhanaw
taala speaks about those who are
		
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			patient in the Quran by by saying
that those are the people who are
		
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			truly guided. And the reason why
they're truly guided is because
		
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			they know how to deal with
anything that happens in this
		
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			world. The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said Archer
		
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			Burnley, I'm really hoping such a
such a fascinating affair, it is
		
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			for the believer, because when he
does good,
		
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			then that when not when, when a
calamity hits them, and they make
		
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			sober, that's good for them. And
when they're in prosperity, which
		
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			means when something good happens
to them, and they're thankful they
		
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			do sugar, then that's also good
for them. And if you if we're to
		
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			survey our lives, we'll see that
it's quite our situation is going
		
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			to be either one or the or the
other, it's going to be at some
		
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			shade of this or the other. So if
a person doesn't know how to deal
		
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			with calamities, and they become
despondent, restless, hopeless,
		
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			and frustrated, then it means that
they are in this state of
		
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			disarray, which is the opposite of
stubborn impatience. And that
		
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			means that they don't have the
ability to, to find a way in this
		
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			world, and they don't know what to
do next. It's essentially like, if
		
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			you if we're driving along, and
suddenly the car breaks down, and
		
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			we just sit there in this
restless, agitated state, not
		
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			knowing what to do, then that you
can you can correlate that state
		
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			to this. However, if you know
immediately what to do, that you,
		
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			you know, open up the, you know,
you get the spare tire, or if
		
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			it's, if it's a tire blowout, if
it's something else, you call
		
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			somebody, immediately, you're
trying to do something you're
		
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			calling out to Allah subhanaw
taala. You've got trust, you've
		
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			got you're not restless. Yes,
you're a bit. You're a bit
		
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			troubled, obviously, because it's
a trouble isn't you know, nobody
		
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			likes to break down somewhere. But
at the end of the day, you know
		
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			how to deal with it, or you think
you do so you don't restless you
		
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			actually go and you do something
about it. And most likely, in that
		
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			case, you can do something
positive about it. Now, imagine
		
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			that if that happened, and we just
go totally the wrong way and you
		
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			just sit down and you know, do
something even worse. You can
		
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			imagine that that kind of a
parallel. If we look at the
		
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			calamities in our life, it's just
like a car breaking down, right if
		
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			something else happens to us as
well, we know how to we should
		
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			know how to deal with it and
		
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			We should call out to Allah
subhanho wa taala. And that's
		
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			that's what we're speaking about
here. So Java or restlessness in
		
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			Arabic refers to not having the
ability to tolerate or deal with
		
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			calamities and difficulties. And
then over and beyond that, what is
		
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			Haru Homer golden Oh fairland says
that's what are the must say that,
		
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			then you express them you go
around telling everybody about
		
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			them, you make a big deal out of
them either in statement or
		
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			inaction. So you know, you're,
you're constantly in misery or
		
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			you're always showing this
depressed attitude. This is that
		
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			the blood urine,
		
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			right in this state of in the
state of complaint, or,
		
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			or the state of restlessness and
not really showing that you're,
		
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			you're in control. So it's
		
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			the Durham more it's like you're
annoyed. That's the worst part of
		
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			it, to show annoyance with Allah
subhanaw taala. And although a
		
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			person may not be directing their
annoyance to Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			not being able to deal with
calamities when they come and not
		
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			being able to deal with them
properly and correctly and showing
		
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			annoyance, even though we're not
really directing to Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala that's essentially what it
is. Because every calamity comes
		
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			from Allah subhanho wa taala. The
word masiva itself means something
		
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			that hits the marks or the that
means a calamity. If it's coming
		
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			for us, then it's coming for us.
We need to, to know how to deal
		
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			with it. And we need to know that
Allah subhanho wa Taala intends
		
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			this for us. And we need to then
speak to Allah subhanaw taala to
		
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			deal with it. So showing annoyance
is going to be a major problem.
		
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			And then the opposite the opposite
of this state, right? The opposite
		
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			of the state is called sober. So
that's what somebody sober is not
		
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			to be annoyed, not to be not not
to express it openly, in a way of
		
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			complaint. However, if a person
wants to go and express their
		
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			problem to a counselor, to a
friend, to the doctor, to a
		
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			physician, to an expert to a
specialist, there's nothing wrong
		
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			with that, because all you're
looking for is solutions. So So
		
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			when when it says that you
shouldn't express your masiva you
		
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			should express your calamities,
it's saying don't do it in an
		
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			annoyed way. Don't do it in a way
that seems like you're becoming
		
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			despondent and you're complaining
against Allah subhana wa Tada. But
		
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			if you do it to get help, then
there's nothing wrong with that.
		
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			So that's completely fine. So then
it's it's sober and sober
		
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			essentially means normally we
understand sober, obviously as
		
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			being patient in calamities.
That's is one of the major aspects
		
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			of sober and patients have to
knifes the annual GSR, that's,
		
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			that's essentially what it means,
which is to control the cell from
		
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			not becoming agitated, control the
self from not becoming restless,
		
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			and falling down into a
complaining mood. That's what
		
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			submarines in general in this
sense,
		
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			it's a means for a person to
become strong in
		
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			another meaning of solder is that
a person is has the strength to go
		
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			against the, the shower of the
enough's enough to desire
		
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			something. So instead of that the
person is
		
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			having patients instead and not
falling into the vein desire that
		
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			where they may take them. If you
look at the human being, that's
		
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			what the human being is all about.
There's a number of things about
		
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			the human being that
differentiates us from the angels
		
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			and from the animals. If you look
at the animals, their state is
		
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			they have shower biller AKA, what
that means is that they have just
		
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			desire, a need to fulfill
something to eat to, you know, to
		
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			eat to, to fulfill themselves, in
some way or the other without AKA,
		
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			they don't have intelligence.
They're not intelligent beings.
		
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			Right? So animals and beasts, they
are Shaohua, which means desire
		
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			without any intelligence, so they
don't have reason as such, right?
		
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			You know, try to reason with a
cow, you know, try to reason with
		
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			a camel. It just it just doesn't
work. You know, they have to be
		
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			driven in a particular way. They
have to be trained otherwise. The
		
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			angels have Appleby, la Shaha. So
the angels are totally opposed to
		
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			beasts, which means that they have
occult they have they're fully
		
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			reasonable intellectual
individuals, right beings, and
		
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			they have no shadow, no desire,
because they follow whatever Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala tells them
completely. So that's, that's the
		
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			angel, then the human is actually
a cross between the two. The human
		
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			has both so they have alcohol and
they have desire, but we're told
		
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			how to deal with it. So sober is
actually the tool. Patience is the
		
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			tool that will keep the the Archon
		
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			over the shower. So desire is
there. It's necessary to have
		
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			desire as well, but it needs to be
directed by one's uncle by one's
		
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			intellect and the uncle needs to
be nurtured through the Sharia. So
		
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			just so we're not speaking in an
agnostic or in
		
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			In an atheistic sense, where we
say that, you know, somebody
		
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			should intellectually govern their
desire, but the internet, at the
		
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			end of the day our intellect is
going to be nurtured and tempered
		
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			by whatever we believe our
theology our understanding our our
		
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			belief system, right. So, our
belief system needs to be correct
		
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			so that our apple will be used in
the right direction otherwise, an
		
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			unfettered reason, unfettered
intelligence, unfettered Arkell is
		
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			also problematic. Right? So
		
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			that is why for us to become
proper human beings and to live up
		
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			to that fact of being an insert
our actual needs to overcome our
		
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			desire and our shadow. And that's,
that's extremely important, so
		
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			that we're more closer to the
angelic side than to the beast,
		
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			the side of the beast, ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada, Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala mentions in NAMA, you offer
sabe Runa. Jerome, the lady who
		
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			served and that is to tell us the
value of patience. Now, you know,
		
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			I'm telling you about patients,
right? I'm telling your patients
		
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			but you're probably wondering,
what do I get out of being
		
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			patient? I understand that the
it's the higher calling, I
		
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			understand that it's the higher
level to reach. I understand that
		
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			it's something that is of a very
noble level. But why what do I get
		
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			out of it? Aside from the
nobility? I mean, there's a
		
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			difficulty in place I'm facing I'm
confronting difficulties. So why
		
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			are you telling me to make supper?
What do I get out of making
		
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			supper, Allah subhanho wa taala.
You'll see the amount, the amount
		
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			that he has, amount of virtues
that he has mentioned, that
		
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			excellence is the rewards that he
has mentioned for patients is
		
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			quite phenomenal. Allah subhanho
wa Taala says, for example, in the
		
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			My you offer sabe Runa, as your
own mail lady who sub Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala gives the
patient ones their reward be lady
		
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			he's up. He didn't say that for
many things, believe it he said he
		
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			says that for fasting as well,
that are solely what Zb fasting is
		
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			for me and I will reward directly
for fasting. The reason is that
		
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			fasting is also a suburb, because
it's somewhere from three of the
		
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			main things that a person is so
accustomed to food, drink and
		
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			*. So because fasting
has a major component of sober and
		
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			software has a great reward
attached to it. And the sub the
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala says that
sober for the submarine, the
		
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			reward is built at hisab. Without
account. What that means is that
		
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			he can give as much as he wants,
there's no accountability for it.
		
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			Nobody's going to question anybody
about how much reward Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala gives to somebody
who is patient, right? So
		
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			and the reason is that sober is a
very individual thing, somebody is
		
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			a very individual thing. It's not
like, Okay, I've made my solid. So
		
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			a solid is essentially made up of
two units, three units, four
		
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			units, four cards, this many in so
you've absorbed your obligation,
		
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			okay, then you've got some
patients within you've got some,
		
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			you know, some other spiritual
aspects to it. But the main thing
		
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			here is that when it comes to
sadaqa, and zakat and hajj and
		
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			everything else, the rewards can
be weighed of that. But when it
		
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			comes to sober, Allah subhanaw
taala says, I'm just going to pour
		
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			it on them. That's what the rhythm
I mentioned, you're somebody who
		
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			will add your sub, your sub body
image, I drew sub Ben, which means
		
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			that the reward will just be
poured onto them, right without
		
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			indiscriminately poured on them
from Allah subhanho wa taala.
		
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			Such it'll be to such a degree, as
mentioned by some of the other Ma
		
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			is that the people who didn't have
many difficulties in the world,
		
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			the people who didn't have many
difficulties in the world, when
		
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			they see this pouring of, of
reward on the person who used to
		
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			have difficulty but made solver,
that these people who were
		
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			constantly well being and didn't
have to really deal with many
		
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			calamities, they would have, they
would desire at that time, that
		
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			their bodies in this world would
have been totally cleaved to bits,
		
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			and torn to bits, so that they
could have made sober as well,
		
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			because of the reward they will
see afterwards. Now I know when we
		
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			mentioned this, it's not easy to
do, it's not something that
		
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			necessarily makes it so it's not
something that is so easy for us
		
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			to do in this world. It might be
something that we might think
		
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			later on. Right, but
unfortunately, because of our
		
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			level of iman, where we're
probably not at that stage to
		
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			think this way, although some of
the Sahaba they were willing to go
		
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			this far. Right. And some of the
some of the great people of the
		
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			past some of the pious
individuals, they do have this
		
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			level, but unfortunately, we love
ourselves so much in terms of
		
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			immediate benefit, immediate
virtue, that we find it very
		
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			difficult to, to entertain these
kinds of thoughts at this point.
		
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			But what it does do for us at
least if it doesn't take us to
		
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			that level, at least what it does
do is that if we are in any
		
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			calamity or difficulty, right,
Inshallah, this will help us,
		
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			right, these kinds of things do
help the believers you know, this
		
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			is all a reminder for the
believer, it's all a persuasion
		
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			for the believer, right, that
inshallah we will have some of
		
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			this reward even if we're, you
know, we're not willing to have
		
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			ourselves cut to pieces right in
the sake of Allah in the path of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. But at least
at least, we're having
		
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			Some summer will give us this
insha Allah.
		
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			So anyway, that that is what's
mentioned about the people have
		
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			difficulty, what they will feel in
the hereafter.
		
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			It's also mentioned that whoever
has patience in the in this world
		
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			they will have for them will be
300 stages and between each of the
		
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			two stages in paradise between
each of the two between each of
		
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			these two stages, they will be,
it's like as if it's between the
		
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			heavens and the earth. So that's
how great these people's Paradise
		
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			will be. We have somebody in this
world
		
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			it's related from Ignite bustle,
the Allahu Anhu that Rasul allah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
segment we'll see Bobby mercy but
		
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			in whoever is hit by a calamity or
difficulty, the man he often FC he
		
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			either in his wealth or in his, in
his self, some physical problem,
		
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			health problem, right, some
disability, right for Qatar, Maha,
		
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			and they conceal it. So they don't
make a big deal out of it. They
		
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			don't go around complaining about
it. When I'm Yesco Holly I hadn't
		
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			and they don't complain about it
to anybody. Right. Now. The reason
		
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			they're doing this is not because
they just don't like to tell
		
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			anybody anything, but they're
doing it for the sake of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala they're doing this
with an Islamic motive. And it's a
		
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			spiritual motive that I don't want
to do this because I know Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala is, is behind
all of this in the sense that he's
		
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			knowledgeable about what's
happening. He knows what's
		
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			happening, and I want to make
supper so that I get this high
		
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			reward in the hereafter. So they
don't complain to other people for
		
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			that reason. Then it's mentioned
that it is a right on Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa Tada that they Allah
subhanaw taala forgives forgives
		
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			these people.
		
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			That's that's the benefit of this
		
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			Imam a SUTI relates to Hadith
Immanuel Zulu allah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam
		
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			mentions Iran is a number of
Hadith about the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu Sallam mentioning
		
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			the virtues for the people of
patience.
		
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			But
		
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			there's many Hadees what I would
actually like to mention here is
		
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			Allama Munna who is one of the
commentators of that hadith. What
		
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			he says, Based on these based on
these narrations is that there's
		
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			nothing wrong with expressing your
grief over something as long as
		
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			it's not for for complaint
purposes. And where we understand
		
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			that from is that the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in his
		
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			final moments, when he had that
terminal illness, he was saying,
		
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			Wow, razza Oh, my head, Oh, my
head, you know, the pain in the
		
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			head? Well, razza that's an Arabic
statement for that sad of the
		
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			Allahu Anhu. When he was ill, he
said, God stirred the beetle
		
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			withdrew, which means that the
pain is really severe. So he
		
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			mentioned he expressed the fact
to, to Rasulullah sallallahu some
		
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			ya rasool Allah, the pain is very
severe. Are you sure that the
		
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			Allahu anha? Again, she says,
Well, razza wa razza Oh, my head,
		
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			my head, it's so hurting. You
know, there is nothing wrong with
		
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			that. It's just to tell the other
person that look, I've got a
		
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			headache. Right? And it's hurting,
either make the offer me Have some
		
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			mercy on me. Don't speak to me
right now that, you know, take it
		
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			easy with me relax. It's just if
bar is just expression. For that
		
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			reason, it's not complaint, oh,
man, I've got a headache again,
		
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			you know, it's just always
happening to me, why does it
		
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			happen to me for what you know
what's wrong, this, that and the
		
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			other, that's, that's when it
becomes problematic. But if a
		
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			person is doing this purely for
the sake of just telling somebody
		
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			else when they need to tell
somebody else, then then there's
		
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			nothing wrong with doing that.
		
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			Now, another thing to really
understand is that what happens
		
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			with many times when we have
calamities is that we will always
		
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			first after complaining, we will
find some solace, some comfort
		
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			from someone else, or from
something else.
		
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			And what that means is that we
haven't done sober from the
		
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			initial stages. But what we've
done is we've only resorted to
		
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			sober after thinking over it. And
after
		
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			trying to find solace from others
crying over somebody else's
		
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			shoulder. And then we've tried to
find patients afterwards,
		
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			essentially, we're resorting to
patients sometimes, because
		
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			there's no other way. So imagine,
if something really bad happened
		
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			to someone, and they've tried
every single way. I've tried to
		
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			trying to come out of it trying to
relieve themselves of it, and they
		
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			can't find any way to do it.
Eventually, when when they've
		
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			tried everything, they've
complained that every door when
		
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			they've used every resource that
they've had, and they can't find
		
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			any solution for it. Eventually
they will think to themselves,
		
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			well you know, then then it will
hit them that oh, this is from
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala and then they
may have submitted the end. Now
		
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			that somebody is not as good as
somebody who knows from right from
		
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			the beginning. Look, this is from
Allah subhana wa Tada. Let me let
		
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			me
		
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			We deal with it in that way. So
that is what you call a sub in the
		
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			submittal. Allah, the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam saw
		
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			this woman in the graveyard who
was really really crying very
		
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			emotionally. And she was kind of
lost in that the rest of us and
		
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			said, take it easy on yourself.
She turned around and she said,
		
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			How do you know how I feel? What
do you know how I feel? You know?
		
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			So she she gave these reasons. So
the problem was and then left her
		
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			alone, because she knew that she
was in his very agitated state
		
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			because of whatever the loss and
she was not definitely not in a
		
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			state of enough consciousness to
understand who she was speaking
		
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			to, and who was advising her. So
he left her alone. Then later on
		
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			when she realized what happened
somebody mentioned to her she came
		
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			to seek forgiveness from the Royal
Lord Islam she came to Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu his house and the
prophesy. Lawson said one thing
		
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			too, I said, a Sabra are in the
submittal, hula, a sober is at the
		
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			beginning. It's at the initial
stage, the word sadhana, right? It
		
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			comes from Saddam. Saddam means to
hit something very hard. Right.
		
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			Solder means to literally bang
into something. That's what solder
		
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			solder means. And that's why you
know, Saddam Hussein, right?
		
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			That's Saddam in Arabic that you
can you can say, sir Isml mobiola,
		
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			which means it's a very
exaggerated sense of Saddam.
		
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			Right? An exaggerated sense of,
you know, banging into something
		
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			and he was really like his name,
right, Saddam Hussein, as such,
		
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			but the word submit comes from the
same thing. So there was a lot of
		
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			semi saying, a sober in the
submittal. Hula were very eloquent
		
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			statement of a sober sadhna kind
of similar wordings, right side by
		
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			side, Berra, and saw doll in the
other one and meme. So he's saying
		
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			that sober is at the initial
attack at the initial bank, right
		
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			at the initial effect, that's when
the suburb should start from now,
		
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			how is somebody going to have
support from that stage? That's
		
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			the question, because we're all
probably thinking to ourselves,
		
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			right? That for us to have sub and
patients and for this to, you can
		
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			say, this realisation to hit us
that this must be from Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. Obviously, when,
when a calamity hits us, we must
		
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			think through it, how did it
happen? Why did it Oh, Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala is behind it.
The only reason it takes us that
		
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			long, seriously, right? The only
reason it takes us that long, is
		
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			because we're not so connected to
Allah subhanaw taala, where we
		
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			immediately realize, it's like,
for example, you've got somebody
		
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			that really likes you, right? And
you, you receive a gift from that
		
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			you receive a pastor from that,
but you know, you receive a
		
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			password in the post, when you
know where that password comes
		
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			from immediately. Right? If you
do, then you've got a very strong
		
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			connection, because you know, the
ways of that person, right? You
		
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			know, what they would send, you
know, where it's coming from, you
		
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			know, imagine you've got a pastor
came to you from Amazon delivery,
		
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			right? And you immediately you
know, where it's probably from,
		
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			you don't have to think, Hey,
what's this going to be? What is
		
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			going to be your opening? And then
like, where did this come from?
		
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			There's no note in there,
whatever. And suddenly, you get an
		
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			email, did you receive my gifts?
Right? That means your connection
		
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			isn't that great, or it doesn't
happen, you know, you're not
		
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			really used to it. If we because
calamities happen so frequently,
		
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			we should be used to it by now
that whenever a calamity hits,
		
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			it's from Allah subhanaw taala, we
realize that and we make Southern
		
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			right from the beginning. So it's
something that has to be trained,
		
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			especially if we're not so close
to Allah subhanho wa taala. And I
		
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			think that's the test of it, isn't
it? That's the test that
		
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			immediately if we know that this
is coming from ALLAH, so I need to
		
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			make sober now sober doesn't
preclude the fact that we go and
		
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			ask somebody for help if we need
it, that there is nothing wrong
		
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			with that. That's exactly what
somebody is for you do sober and
		
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			you when you ask, you know, you
ask people for help for help. If
		
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			you didn't ask anybody else for
help. And you're only focusing on
		
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			Allah subhana wa Tada for his
help, then that's a higher stage.
		
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			It's called Radha Baba, or
actually, no, that's just someone
		
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			and asking Allah subhanaw taala
for help. There's another stage,
		
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			which is even beyond that, where
there's not even any need to do
		
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			patience, because it goes beyond
that to just be happy with the way
		
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			the way Allah subhanaw taala keeps
us. So essentially, we've got
		
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			different levels. One level is
that we, we are just about patient
		
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			or we try to be patient or
eventually we resort to patients,
		
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			right when something hits us,
although we should train ourselves
		
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			to at least be patient right from
the beginning. That's the that's
		
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			the first level. The second level
is that we're patient. And we ask
		
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			Allah subhana wa Tala, well, even
in this first first level, it's
		
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			the same thing. We ask Allah
subhanaw taala to remove this
		
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			state from us, right? And we ask
other people for help as well,
		
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			then the next level is that we
don't ask anybody else for help.
		
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			We don't really we don't voice
anything to anybody else. But we
		
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			constantly just ask ALLAH SubhanA
wa taala. We're only asking Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala to remove the
problem. So we're making somebody
		
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			in both of these stages. But in
the first stages, we're also
		
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			asking others along with having
solar, but in the second stage,
		
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			we've got sober and we asking
Allah to remove it because we're
		
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			saying we can't really deal with
this, right? I'd rather have well
		
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			being which is completely fine.
But there's a higher level to that
		
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			as well, which I'm only mentioning
it just for us to understand that
		
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			there is a high level because when
you know that there's the you
		
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			know, the sky's the level as such,
this is actually beyond the sky,
		
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			but when you understand that then
at least we can get even further
		
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			in the first or the second level.
And that is as for data have not
		
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			yet
		
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			So that's a very difficult level.
It's for the really, really high
		
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			accomplished people. But there's
nothing to stop us from becoming
		
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			high accomplished as well. I know
I sometimes speak kind of in an
		
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			under estimating way, but that's
just, you know, I'm just taking
		
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			certain factors into, into
consideration. But the real thing
		
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			is that we might, is that the
highest stage is where a person
		
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			doesn't even ask Allah subhanaw
taala to remove the problem. They
		
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			literally satisfied read the
middle corridor, as they say, they
		
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			totally satisfied with Allah's
decree. So they know Allah is
		
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			watching them, and they're willing
to just go that way. And that's
		
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			like Ibrahim is I'm being thrown
into the fire. Right? The angels
		
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			are even coming here coming to him
to ask him that they will save him
		
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			and he said, No, Allah knows Allah
is watching. So why should I need
		
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			to do anything Allah Allah, He
knows what's best for me. I'll
		
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			leave it to him. That's what you
call a very high level. It's
		
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			obviously the level of the
extremely pious and the prophets
		
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			and the and the messengers of
Allah subhanaw taala. But we do
		
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			need to know that and the way to
do this
		
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			we need to at least have sober
right from the beginning. And the
		
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			way to do that is to know that
Allah subhanaw taala is watching
		
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			us and all of these great rewards
are given to us and that is
		
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			Inshallah, what will train us for,
for this? Allah subhana wa Tada.
		
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			He says, rubbish, rubbish it is
sabihin give glad tidings to the
		
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			people who do sober Alladhina
either a cyber to masiva who when
		
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			a calamity hits them, call you in
Allah, he was in LA Raji rune,
		
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			immediately the first thing that
comes in their mouth is we are for
		
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			Allah or they think this way for
Allah, Allah subhanaw taala made
		
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			us to start with I mean, if he
didn't make us and we won't be
		
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			here anyway, if he makes us then
this is all part of it. We're in
		
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			LA Raggio and we're gonna go back
to him anyway. So even if this
		
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			calamity doesn't doesn't hit us,
there's going to be a death that
		
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			will overcome us and we're going
to get back to Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala anyway, so we are going to
be returning to Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala without any hymns Salah to
me Robbie Marama ALLAH SubhanA wa
		
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			Tada even he just piles on the
praise and the promises for for
		
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			these people. He says what I gotta
him son Overton on these people
		
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			are the doors, the praises on
these people are the praises and
		
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			the mercies of Allah subhanho wa
Taala from the Lord Rama, what
		
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			will our Eco and motor duel? Allah
subhanho wa Taala praise these
		
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			people, Allah subhanaw taala helps
these people, Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala mentions all of these great
things for his people, and he
		
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			gives them mercy. And these are
the people who will look they
		
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			don't, they are the guided ones.
That guided ones, the reason they
		
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			guided is because they know what
to do. Because half the problems
		
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			that arise in this world is when a
calamity hits a person and they
		
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			don't know what to do. I mean,
look at the depression that's out
		
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			there. Why is the depression there
because there's no patience,
		
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			right? If a person had patience,
and they knew what the issue
		
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			wasn't, where it's coming from,
and what Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			wants them to do if they had a
religion. And if they had belief
		
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			in that religion, and they knew
what to do in that religion, half
		
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			your depression would go, I
guarantee there's people probably
		
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			sitting here today who have
depression of some sort and other
		
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			your depression will go go and
read there are books about the
		
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			Siberian, right there are books
about the people who are patient,
		
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			right, read the stories of these
people and read about the rewards
		
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			that they get, believe me, for a
person who's got depression, for a
		
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			person who has a calamity, there
is nothing, nothing, absolutely
		
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			nothing better than religion for
them. And the reason is that it
		
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			gives them an Islam gives them
that ability to see what's after
		
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			the veil. What's after this, this
veil that we're supposed to go
		
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			through between this world and the
next world, when we understand
		
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			that this world is a temporary
place where these kinds of things
		
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			will happen. And the hereafter is
the real place when none of these
		
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			things will happen and will be
rewarded for the patience we have
		
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			in this world, then they will
realize that the difficulty it is
		
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			in this world will become easier a
person will be able to negotiate
		
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			them and I think that's that's the
main message today. Because such
		
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			people are in the sight of Allah
subhanaw taala Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala is the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam mentioned a
		
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			number of things Allah subhanaw
taala says, was barely Hukm Arabic
		
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			for in Nickleby tuna.
		
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			Be patient, persevere on the
commands of your Lord, because for
		
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			in Nickleby tuna you are right in
front of us you are in our vision,
		
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			we are watching you.
		
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			So be patient, in persevering over
the commands of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala on the commands of Allah
subhanaw taala and because we are
		
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			watching you, and if Allah
subhanaw taala is watching someone
		
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			you can you can imagine that he's
going to look after them because
		
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			Allah wishes the best for us.
		
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			And at the end of the day, the
final point is that patience is
		
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			the basis of every worship.
		
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			And the reason why patient
patients is the basis of every
		
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			worship is because in every
worship that there is it starts
		
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			off with difficulty. And the
reason why I started with
		
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			difficulty is that for example
getting up for Fudger on a cold
		
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			morning, the water doesn't come up
hot, you have to make wudu right
		
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			go out to the masjid if you're
going to the masjid you
		
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			have to make sure that you're
covered properly. If you're a
		
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			woman, for example, if you're a
man as well, you have to be
		
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			covered in a particular way. You
can't do certain things other
		
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			people are doing it around you.
There's great room for cyber in
		
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			non Muslim countries, and that's
why inshallah the rewards will be
		
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			higher as well. But that's why
there are them. I mentioned that a
		
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			Sauber is us locally Eva, which
means it's the foundation. It's
		
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			the basic principle. It's the you
can say the root of every worship
		
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			because you need sober to do
worship, you need sober to avoid
		
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			haram because it's sober of over
yourself. Right? It's sober and
		
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			controlling yourself to not do the
bad thing. It's super and
		
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			controlling yourself to make sure
you do the right thing. And then
		
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			the other sub is of dealing with
calamities. May Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala make a May Allah subhanaw
taala grant us well being May
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala grant us well
being but if we are in any kind of
		
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			difficulty, then may Allah
subhanho wa Taala relieve that
		
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			difficulty from us. May Allah
subhanaw taala make it easy for us
		
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			may Allah subhanaw taala give us
the guidance and the Tofik to have
		
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			patients in the right way in the
best way possible working with
		
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			that one Al hamdu lillahi rabbil
aalameen