Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Hadith Series Get Allah and People to Love You

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The transcript describes the history and meaning behind the concept of love and the "hasith" in Islam. The speaker explains that Islam has a fundamental aspect of love and that individuals can be the ultimate "naught" in the world. They also discuss the importance of rewarding one's loss and trusting one's reality.
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Smirnoff Nineveh Haman hamdulillahi rabbil Alameen wa

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salatu salam ala UD mursaleen while he or Safi, Obamacare was

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seldom at the Sleeman Cathy on laomi been a mother. Right let's

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read the Hadith one a Bill and Bill Abbas Livni Saturday, sir Ed

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Radi Allahu Anhu call it a joke. Around June Elan Nabi sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam for cada ya rasool Allah doula Niada Emelyn

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Eva Emile to who have been in LA what have been in us for Carla is

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had for dunya your hymnbook Allah was had femur in the nurse your

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Hebrew can us

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have Ethan has an UNRWA hoop. No matter how you Ruby Assa, neither

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has anything.

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So

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on the authority of a bull Abbas saheliyon Who said that his name a

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sir Ed, or the Allahu anhu, may Allah be pleased with him who said

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that a man came to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam, and

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said, O Messenger of Allah, Ya rasool Allah,

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direct me to an act, which if I do, if I do it,

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Allah will love me.

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So if I do that act, Allah will love me. And people will love me

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as well. That's wonderful.

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So Allah loves me and the people love me hamdulillah So the Prophet

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he said, renounce the world. And

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Allah will love you and renounce what is in what the people

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possess. And the people will love you. So essentially, he's asking,

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he wants success, he wants people to love him. So when people love

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you, you have less aggravation.

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You'd rather be loved and hated.

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I mean, on on a normal day, you'd you'd rather have people love you

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than to hate you. But they better love you in a balanced way.

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Otherwise, that could become difficult as well. If somebody is

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obsessed by you. And then we have issues with people stalking others

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because they love them and it's not be unwanted love. This is good

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love that should be coming from ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. Now, if

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Allah subhanaw taala loves you generally the idea is that if

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Allah loves you, then Allah generally puts Kaboul

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there's a long Hadith about that where it says that when Allah

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subhanaw taala, loves the person he calls Gabriella salaam, and he

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said, I love such and such a person, so you must love him as

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well. Now when jeera is Salam, he is on the order. So when he begins

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to love, and he then spreads that among the angels, and then the

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angels have work to do in the world, on this sublunary world as

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such, so then he puts that in the minds of people here as well. So

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then the people begin to love the person.

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So the Sahaba is asking the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam that I'd like something which will cause both Allah and

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the people to love me. This hadith is according to ignore Hydral hate

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me or hate mahalo is a great Sharpie scholar Mahad, this fucky,

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jurist and so on. He said that if you look at all the Hadith that we

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have, and you were to distill them down to a few Hadith as to, which

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are those Hadith which you can say, form the basis of Islam,

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where if you were to I mean, just hypothetically say that if you

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were to lose all the Hadith, and you only had four left, you could

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still understand your faith from my Dar Al Islam, that essentially

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the foundation of Islam is upon them, that are very profound, this

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is one of them. And that's obviously why it's made its way

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into the top 40 of Imam know his collection, right is the reason

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for it. You know what I said earlier, that when Allah subhanaw

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taala loves somebody, then he tells Gibreel and then there's

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this whole series of events and then eventually people love them.

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We can understand that from a verse in in the Quran as well in

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Surah Maryam where Allah subhanho wa Taala says, in the Lavina

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Ermanno, while Amira asylee had

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those people who believe and do good deeds, say God Allah whom are

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Rama and who would, Allah, the Rama, the Most Merciful on the

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right kind of description of Allah characteristic or name of Allah is

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being used here. The Most Merciful One will essentially designate a

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place for them love,

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decree for them love. So you understand that from the Quran as

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well.

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What does it mean that Allah will love you? What will you get out of

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that? When Allah begins to love a person? What would you get out of

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that? I mean, you can understand when people love you, right? If

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people love you, hopefully they won't harm you, at least not

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purposefully. So you stay safe from people's harm. If somebody

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loves you

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They're not gonna think you're a competition. And one of the

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fundamental ideas in this hadith as explained later, as you'll see,

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that one of the reasons why you will become beloved of people, if

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you kind of abstain and shun and avoid what they have, like, if you

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because they don't see you as competition, humans are by nature

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very competitive. So when you stop competing with somebody else, when

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they think that you're not after what they are after, you're not

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after their position, you're just a normal worker, you just, you

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know, you do your thing. At the end of the day, you're not

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interested in promotion, you're not so career oriented. You're not

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so promotion oriented. You're not a competition for them. I mean, in

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the cutthroat work markets in the in the corporate world as it is, I

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mean, your people are seen and there's so much inhibit, that

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takes place. There's just so much backbiting there's so much

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backstabbing, that takes place because it's all about survival of

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the fittest almost. And so the Prophet sallallahu Sallam is

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saying that that is what's going on. So we can easily understand

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how we no longer remain a threat to people. So when you no longer

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remain a threat to people essentially means that they love

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them in a sense, what what does it mean when Allah loves you? So

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firstly, we have to take out of our mind the concept of love, and

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attribute that to Allah because what we understand to be love is

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where your heart softens out. It's an idea of the heart and

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inclination of the heart. Now Allah is free of all of these

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things. So when we say Allah loves somebody, there is no thing about

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softening of the heart and inclination and all the rest of

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it, or infatuation or adoration or something like that. It's more

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about what is the result of somebody loving another. When you

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love someone, you're willing to care for them, you take care of

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them, you look after them, you basically

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treat them well, you treat them with excellence is axon. So that's

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basically what it means that Allah's love for a person means

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that Allah will be satisfied with the person, Allah is happy with

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that individual, Allah subhanaw taala essentially deals with him

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with excellence, which means that he provides him the gifts of

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Allah, which is bestowing him with His bounties.

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That's basically what it means when Allah loves you. And because

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Allah is in charge of everything, and he's the administrator of

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everything, for Allah to love us. That is the ultimate, you know,

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when you work for a company, or you work for an organization, or

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you're in a certain position, sometimes there's a certain

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individual or the the people who run the company, or those who own

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it, or those who run everything. And if you get into their good

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books, you know, you're secure, you know, you're in good books

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like you are secure. Otherwise, until then you're not sure where

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your position is whether you're precariat, you know, you're you

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could be knocked out, you could be demoted. But when you know that

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you're under their care, and they you've got one with them, then you

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feel much more comfortable. And can you imagine if you know that

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with Allah subhanaw taala how much comfort that would give you. I

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mean, if working for a small company, if working for a small

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organization will give you such comfort. Right when you get into

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somebody's good books, especially the managing team, then can you

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imagine when you have that with Allah subhanaw taala? How much

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satisfaction that should provide because that's everything in your

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life.

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Of course, that comes with a bit of sacrifice.

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Now, what was the professor Lawson's answer? His answer was

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that renounce the world.

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Well, not renounce the world, but renounce what people have. So what

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people are after you should renounce that. We need to be very

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careful to understand what renunciation means here, because

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this is where there's a massive

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confusion.

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The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, renounce the world

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and Allah will love you and renounce what the people possess

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and people will love you. What people possess is the world. So by

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renouncing the world, you'll probably have already killed two

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birds in one stone essentially. But this is just being said to be

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more graphic and explicit about it. Right? So renounce the world

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and renounce what people possess. Imam Muhammad, Imam Muhammad, the

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great Imam, he relates the meaning to avoid the confusion.

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Essentially, he relates the meaning of the word in the world

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of renouncing the world. What exactly does it mean by renouncing

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in the world?

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Some of the ideas that could come to mind when you renounce the

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world is that okay, I've got nothing to do with the world. I'm

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going to move even crawlies outside of London, but I'm going

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to actually move out of Crawley, and I'm going to go where there's

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absolutely nobody, some renouncing every connection with the world.

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Of course, you can't renounce your connection with the earth because

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you have to live somewhere. Right? But generally, we understand it to

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be wealth, and people, right because they are what bother us

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most or cause issues for us. That's what most people's mind

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goes towards. So

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So is that what this means? Renounce renouncing the world?

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Does it mean to just shun people and just give everything up? Take

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off from your job? Give up your house, give up all your any wealth

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that you have, right? Any assets that you have shut your business

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down and just basically leave everything is that what it is?

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Generally, according to the majority, that's not the case. In

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fact, some scholars have actually called that a foreign idea to

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Islam. Because the Prophet sallallahu Sallam didn't do that.

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Right? He didn't exactly do that, did he? Yes, he used good things

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and then he gave them away. So Imam Muhammad

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he relates from a scholar before him. His name is Abu Idris and how

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learning are the Allahu Anhu said that

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renouncing the world's Zohar in the dunya

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is not by making the halal into haram not by basing, basically

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considering anything which which is halal for you, as a Muslim to

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be haram now, and it is not by getting rid of your wealth

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by wasting it or by just basically

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getting rid of it. In the Masada to fit dunya and takuna Bhima

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Afiya de la he orthok Min Kirby mafia dAche. What Zaha the fifth

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dunya means ozada of the world renunciation of the world means is

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that you are more trusting, you have more assurance

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in what Allah possesses.

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Then what you possess. So even if you have everything, still your

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mind is on the fact that what Allah has and what he can do for

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me, and what is at his disposal is actually much more, much more

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secure to be relied upon. Then what I have, even though I've got

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all of this.

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This is where the greatest deception of people, people take

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space. Because generally if you look at the sunnah to Allah, He

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filled out, if you look at Allah, Allah has custom in this world,

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Allah has order in this world when it comes to prophets, when every

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Prophet came, mostly it was the poorer people, the less

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influential people that followed him first. The reason is that they

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didn't have a club already. The wealthy already had clubs as such.

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That's why the new new Harrison's people actually said to him, that

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should we follow you? What tabernacle or the loon? It's the

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lonely people that have followed you? So it's not really our club?

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Right? We've already got something why would they say that? They say

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that because generally, there's a false sense of security and

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confidence when when you have things at your disposal. So if you

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can basically be spending on you know, Amazon Prime and get

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whatever you want the next day or even the same day, right, and

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basically have whatever you want, and you've got a credit card to

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spend on and you generally don't have to worry, you feel like I got

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everything. Why should Allah matter then? Materialism is

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antithesis to Allah subhanaw taala. So what this is saying is

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that look, Zeus, it doesn't mean that you get rid of your wealth,

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but that you don't rely on your wealth and position anymore. You

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rely on the fact that what Allah has is way more superior and

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effective than what you have.

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And number two, were either a sub Tomasi button, or a shadow Raja

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and Lee agilely. How was lucre Harmon? Er, hello, Bucky at luck.

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What it means by masiva here is that if you have a loss, if you

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sustain a loss,

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let's just say something happened to your car or your job or your

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child or your parents, or whatever the case is.

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You have so much reliance in Allah, and you understand the

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significance of this world. And its true position, that it doesn't

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make you

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it doesn't make you depressed, but rather, you know that every

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difficulty that comes upon a believer, Allah is going to reward

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you for that. So your focus on the reward of the at the loss of your

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worldly possession is much more intense than if that possession of

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yours had continued to be with you.

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Does that make sense? So one is that I didn't lose what I lost.

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Right? That's one option. The other option is I lose it, but

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then I get reward for it. So my now this is only after you've lost

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it, by the way. All right, you shouldn't be making your main ally

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lose everything get reward for it, because we're supposed to ask for

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well being. So the idea here is that if I have lost it, it's a way

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to now deal with that loss. So now it should be that the reward I'm

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getting at this loss, which has already taken place, his milk has

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already been spilt. So now I should actually be much more

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trusting in the fact that I'm going to get a reward than if I

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had continued to have that blood.

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Sing and had not lost it in the first place. That's essentially

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what it means. And that's the secret of this whole thing. Imam

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Abdul Josie who died in about 606 Hijiri or something, right? He

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writes that there's some people when they listen to these Hadith

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about Zeus, about renunciation of the world, they get so excited.

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And they Here are some examples of people who basically just just had

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a coarse cloth, and very few assets. And that's how they live

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their life. Right, you have to remember that these people who

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successfully live their life, despite having only a few assets,

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their heart was there to match. Their heart could essentially bear

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that kind of a life. Most of us who have been basically brought up

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in a lot of luxury, having access to whatever we want, if we're to

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suddenly give up everything. And that's what he said, he says, they

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give up their business, they give up their income, they give up

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everything, and then they're okay for about three, four months,

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because that excitement or the inspiration carries you for that.

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But inspiration only lasts for so long. And then after three, four

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months, you become dejected, you become despondent, and now you've

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just lost your means. So then it actually ends up turning to be

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very negative for you. So if you want to do that, that has to be

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built up. So the prophets of Allah Islam dealt with riches. He

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literally had millions coming through his hands, but he would

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distribute it. He could keep it if he wanted to. He had it he saw it.

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Some of the best Zohar examples you'll find actually in the

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sahaba. Right? And if you look at the actual number, Bashara, the 10

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that were given the glad tidings of paradise who are after the four

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hula, they are the hierarchy, right? If you look at the

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hierarchy of the Sava, you've got the professor Lauricella, after

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we've got Abu Bakr Omar with man and it with the Allahu Anhu. And

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after that, you've got the 10. So the four are included in the 10.

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So the other six, among the 10 I don't think you've got anybody who

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was a pauper, like, who was destitute, absolutely, like, in

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fact, you've got billionaires in there, and you've got at least

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three or four. So somebody alone you guys will know about. The next

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one was Abdurrahman him now he was so wealthy and such a good

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businessman, that he'd actually say that if I pick up a stone, I

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can find gold underneath it. He says I can spend to their homes in

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the morning. And I'll get probably 1020 dinars in the evening. I

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mean, he just knew how to do business. And he had a huge amount

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then disobeyed even an hour I'm had massive assets, and then Tala

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ignore obey the law. Another one, that's the fourth one, he was

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another millionaire. So what was it? Why are they millionaires, and

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yet, they're still among the top 10. It's because just to give you

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one simple example, I've dropped mine, when I offer the Allahu

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Anhu. He used to give huge amounts in the path of Allah. And one of

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his biographers says that the way he built up his business was

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actually by giving sadaqa of huge amounts, crazy amounts, right?

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Which would be considered just like, how can you give so much

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like, just give all of your proceeds of a certain business?

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visa vie the law. So

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the reason the analysis shows that the reason is that you can have a

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lot of wealth. But if that wealth is in your heart, then that's a

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problem. But if the wealth is in your hands and not in your heart,

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then that's okay. Because your heart is with Allah, there should

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be nobody else in your heart. So that's what Zuid means. You can

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have wealth in Zuid. But you're just not reliant on your wealth,

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your reliance on Allah subhana wa Tada. So, I think

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and of course, the way people will love you, just to reiterate, is

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that if you if you don't compete in what they want, then if you

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look around you, there are people who you love. Right? Why do you

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love them? You think those lovable individuals, what is the quality

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that they have that makes you love them? That makes them so lovable,

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affable to you? Generally, it's because you don't see them as a

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competition. A lot of people, especially if you've got a

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competitive streak, right, you will think that anybody who's got

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a bit of who wants the same thing as you, you feel that they're a

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bit of a risk, that that you have to be careful with them. They're a

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bit of a threat to you. So this is one way of getting people to love

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you, when you don't show any greed or any avarice in what people

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possess. So that gives you smooth sailing, at least between you and

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Allah subhanaw taala

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