Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Do Not Do Takfir

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The conversation discusses the negative perception of people who claim to be extreme and use it as an excuse to justify their behavior. The potential for unity in the Muslim community due to the generation of "The" is also discussed. The importance of detoxifying the situation and redoing one's own prayer is also highlighted. The speaker suggests caution when using words like "vanish" and "vanish" to describe situations, but it is unclear what they mean.

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			The next point he brings up
		
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			is woman happy Lucky. Lucky Allah
Yuka Pharaoh who hasn't been what
		
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			O'Connor or whatever then so be it
la Topher Tiller to Allah in us a
		
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			young Phil Kaname whereas
automatically to Jimmy and alpha
		
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			mobility Yuka Furby * in some
water clear kamikaze Shipley sama
		
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			Sookie maroon ha?
		
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			A condom Murphy here and the
borrower and inserting a new
		
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			Harley don't fit now, let's
actually ally, Islam Luffy hayati,
		
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			what are the Marathi and this is
another writer one brother over
		
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			the other
		
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			is that you do not make the field,
		
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			you do not charge them with
disbelief for any sin that they
		
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			commit. Even if people begin to
believe that the person has
		
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			committed it,
		
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			you do not charge unless there's a
proof that they've done an act of
		
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			disbelief.
		
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			Why? He says, clearly, people are
not very scrupulous these days in
		
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			what they say. So be very careful
when somebody say something.
		
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			They've said something and you've
charged him with disbelief, they
		
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			may have made a mistake. In the
stand, they may have made a
		
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			mistake.
		
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			And it's very difficult, he says,
to know exactly what kind of
		
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			expressions statements and words
		
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			become a word of disbelief,
people, especially some people who
		
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			have a lot of harshness in them
would like to give it to us and
		
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			they're not qualified.
		
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			You know, who goes on during the
career of others. If you if you
		
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			check online,
		
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			most of those who are doing the
career of others are not scholars.
		
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			Some unfortunately are or they
claim to be learn the people, but
		
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			most are not. They just people who
kind of are really hyped up about
		
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			some movement, that is a very
touchy feely style movement.
		
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			They've got shit that in them,
generally, these people you'll see
		
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			by their nature, they are
extremists, just by their nature.
		
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			It just happens that they are in
this particular group. If they
		
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			were another group, they'd be
extremists. In another sense, they
		
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			are generally also people who came
from a very bad background. And
		
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			another extreme is background of
taking drugs and all of these
		
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			kinds of things. And now they
found this. So they take it to
		
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			another extreme, they just have
extreme mentality, their site, the
		
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			whole psychology and their
approach to the world is an
		
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			extremist one. A lot of them, I
can't speak to everybody, but a
		
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			lot of them are like this, they
just extreme nature. So they just
		
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			happen to be extreme mentioned, in
this case, as well.
		
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			So a lot of the expression of
extremism that you see out there
		
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			is based on a person's extreme
nature and his fitrah rather than
		
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			he's just using whatever it is the
ideology or the group or whatever.
		
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			He's just using that as an excuse
to justify his extreme nature and
		
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			to give that to his extremism.
That's essentially what it is. So
		
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			he's saying, Look, how can you do
the career of somebody, you have
		
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			to give them the benefit, you
don't even know what makes the
		
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			career and what doesn't.
		
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			But you see what these people will
say that no, this that's just a
		
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			senior turn of this guy, he's,
there's a person Subhanallah, he,
		
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			I noticed that he doesn't make
salaam to me, I see someone
		
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			wanting to kind of stay silent.
		
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			And then after that, I realized
one day, he came in asked me about
		
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			my Arpita about with allies.
		
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			And then I had a big discussion
with him and everything like that.
		
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			And the problem with selfies who
are on this point, I don't like to
		
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			quote the name of the groups
generally. But this is a very kind
		
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			of self extreme set of eating of
hungry a lot of selfies have
		
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			calmed down a lot. But there's
still some especially the new
		
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			converts the the worst sometimes,
because they've got the ship there
		
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			with them anyway. So they've got
the extremism in them anyway. So
		
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			this is using in this case. So the
problem itself is that you cannot
		
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			argue with them.
		
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			Because they just feel they just
see the world in one particular
		
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			way. They're not appreciative of
the other opinion or you want to
		
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			listen to it. They just think
everything else is wrong. It's
		
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			just a very bad ideology to be in
because your world becomes very
		
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			dark. Your will become very
restricted, despite despite its
		
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			vibe of vastness, the Dean becomes
		
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			a liability despite the merciful
nature of it. That's what happens
		
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			in people who are like, that's why
a lot of them dry out eventually,
		
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			and just lose it.
		
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			So, after a long discussion, I
realize I'm not getting anywhere.
		
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			So he says, No, I understand. I
can't pray behind you. But at that
		
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			time, I'd left the moment anyway,
I'd left being the Imam. I said,
		
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			you got a problem because you're
both massages close to you. Both
		
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			Imams believe in the same ideology
that I have. So then he knew he's
		
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			cornered, he says, but I haven't
heard them myself. So I can't you
		
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			know, I'm still gonna pray there.
Allahu Akbar. Well, good for him.
		
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			At least he's praying. But I know
that he still does not make sense
		
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			to
		
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			I mean, he just comes with this
face and just walks past. Allah
		
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			help and assist all of us, Allah
help and assist all of us.
		
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			I was just trying to tell him,
just open your mind to understand
		
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			the other opinion. That's it. Just
open your mind to just understand
		
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			where the other people are coming
from. You don't have to agree with
		
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			it. But at least you will find in
yourself the ability to understand
		
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			why they think that way. So that
at least the harshness that you
		
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			feel towards them will be
diminished. And at least there'll
		
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			be unity that will be created in
the Muslim community. Because this
		
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			is what creates the most disunity.
That's why our Mujahideen these
		
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			countries cannot do anything
because of this disunity.
		
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			Afghanistan got messed up that
way, Syria is getting messed up in
		
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			the same way. It's the disunity
that's creating them. This the 3d
		
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			attitude, this not appreciate you
don't have to agree with what
		
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			somebody else's, but just listen
to why they're saying what they
		
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			say. That's the important thing.
		
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			You know, like there's many cases
where I'm convinced that I'm
		
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			right. But you have to listen and
Subhanallah there have been many
		
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			cases where you start to
understand why somebody else is
		
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			doing. And you sometimes
understand that they've got a bit
		
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			of truth to what they say, and you
enrich yourself better.
		
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			And that is very important. So
nobody's telling you change your
		
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			opinion, but at least appreciate.
At least the venom will come out,
		
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			at least you will no longer will
be a venomous snake. So at least
		
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			let's detoxify the situation. We
can still get along, continue
		
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			praying the way you do no problem.
But at least we can detoxify the
		
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			situation. So then he says that
she called Islamist Sookie one of
		
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			the great he was the sheikh with
some of his time and the great
		
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			scholars him and his son,
		
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			some great scholars at that time.
So she called her son Sookie.
		
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			He says that the Creed is Amarin
height, it's a very dangerous
		
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			thing to do.
		
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			Very dangerous. He says, what's
the minimum effect that the key
		
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			rule what is the minimum effect of
it the minimum effect is you are
		
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			essentially saying to somebody who
you think is gotten. I mean, you
		
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			know a lot of people who think
they should do the clear, they
		
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			think they should do it as a
responsibility. Shall
		
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			irresponsibility think they need
to do it.
		
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			Now what are they doing?
Essentially, they are saying
		
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			essentially, see, when you say
you're a Catholic, it doesn't seem
		
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			to be a big deal because it's
become so cheap. What does it
		
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			mean? If I call somebody a
Catholic? What am I saying about
		
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			them? I am saying that you are
going to be in * forever. I'm
		
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			saying you are in * forever.
You should not be treated as a
		
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			believer in this world or in the
Hereafter. That's essentially what
		
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			it means to do that fear of
somebody. Now doesn't that become
		
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			a bit more serious? When he's
calling somebody covered? Big
		
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			deal. And I don't think I mean,
those words even mean anything
		
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			today the way people use them. But
when you say to somebody, you're
		
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			going to be in * forever. And
you are not to be treated as a
		
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			Muslim in this world and the next
now things started becoming a bit
		
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			more serious. When you say Cafe
you're used to people who you
		
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			think are coffee, you know, for
the people in this mindset. He is
		
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			used to people Garfield's praying
with them, because he thinks the
		
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			rest of the guys in the masjid or
kafir, right? There's some people
		
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			like this, believe me, or at least
he thinks they may because it
		
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			doesn't hurt them. It's a very bad
situation. There's two extremists
		
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			we've got. We've got some
extremists who go to Makkah Makara
		
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			Madina Munawwara. And do not pray
behind the Imams there or have a
		
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			doubt in their prayer behind the
Imams there because they are ultra
		
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			selfies. Well, because the Imams
are selfies and because these
		
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			people on the other side. So they
have a miserable time in Madina,
		
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			Munawwara karma karma. And there's
another group of people who are I
		
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			don't know which ones worse
really, because there's another
		
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			group of people who cannot pray in
the majority of mosques around the
		
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			country, because they're not
		
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			there Salafi mosques or whatever
was there, you know, whatever
		
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			other ideologies there are, which
one is worse, the one who goes to
		
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			Makkah and Madina, Munawwara and
feels out of water fees. Is my
		
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			prayer really valid or not, you
know, praying behind the Imams
		
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			there? Or is it the one who has a
problem praying in the majority of
		
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			mosques in America or UK or India
or Pakistan or anywhere in the
		
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			world, for that matter anywhere in
the world, for that matter?
		
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			Which one's worse? That's the
other.
		
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			That's punishment for your
extremism, that you don't feel
		
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			comfortable. And that's not that's
not how Islam is supposed to be.
		
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			Because if you think that the
majority of people are corrupt,
		
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			Garfield corrupt, you know, you
are the most corrupt of them.
		
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			That's what the prophets of Allah
Islam said. You say people are
		
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			fasted and corrupt and you're the
most corrupt of them.
		
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			What what are you why are you so
special that you've got the truth?
		
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			and nobody else the majority
doesn't you got the truth
		
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			How did you get it? And the
majority didn't get it is that
		
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			Allah's Rama on the OMA? Allah
loves this OMA, you think he's
		
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			gonna get the majority of the be
Garfield's and Deviance the way
		
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			you say they are?
		
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			And how did you get chosen?
		
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			You just became Muslim, got caught
up in the wrong group, and they
		
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			brainwashed you this way and gave
you an exclusive this mentality.
		
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			That's what it is. That's the
reality of it. Again, I'm not
		
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			saying you need to, you know, you
need to change your opinion, but
		
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			at least appreciate the other
person's opinion and tolerate it.
		
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			And finally, under the cute issue,
the Prophet sallallahu sallam
		
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			said, there's a heavy three Hadith
mentality
		
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			when you call somebody a calf,
each one of you is going to have
		
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			to take ownership of that name of
that title of the coffee. So if
		
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			the person you're calling a coffee
is a caffeine according to Allah,
		
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			then you're fine. It's like
imagine this you've said, you are
		
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			careful. These words, they become
like a bird or something. And they
		
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			go towards that individual. If he
is a golfer, and they find their
		
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			place colors finish, you're out of
it. They are covered. If that
		
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			person is not a golfer, according
to Allah, then those words come
		
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			back, they go left, right, trying
to find a place to settle. If they
		
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			don't find any coffers to settle
on meaning the one you directed to
		
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			a comeback comes back to you. Now
you may not be a golfer, but you
		
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			get the sin of gopher because of
that.
		
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			That's why it's very dangerous. So
I'd rather err on the side of
		
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			caution a
		
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			lot of people use this you know
that they say to you that but why
		
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			are you so
		
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			restraint and getting these? You
know why you being so cautious
		
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			about it for it? It's better to be
cautious, to be honest