Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Help Yourself Overcome Anxiety and Hypersensitivity

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the benefits of managing one's life with anxiety, fear, and negative emotions. They stress the importance of avoiding overwhelming emotions and addressing health issues to manage one's life. The speaker also emphasizes the need to practice positive thinking and focus on positive things that have happened to one to avoid negative outcomes. They stress the importance of avoiding negative emotions and helping people to avoid negative consequences.

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			hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah Handan
Kathy are on the uban Mubarak and
		
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			fie Mubarak and Ally governor,
your hipbone buena
		
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			De La Jolla, who are Manuel wa
Salatu was Salam ala so you will
		
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			have even Mustafa sallallahu
alayhi wa aalihi wa sahbihi wa
		
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			barakato are seldom at the Sleeman
Cathedral on Eli Yomi Dean and my
		
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			bad
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala in sortal
marriage says, I begin name of
		
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			Allah most gracious, most
merciful, I seek refuge in Allah
		
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			from Shaytaan the accursed are all
the bIllahi min ash shaytani R
		
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			rajim Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim
in the in Santa holy Kahaluu is
		
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			Mr. Who shall rule Jesu whatever
Mr. Hill, how you Roman who are
		
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			ill mousseline. Alladhina Hamada
Salah to him the moon. And then
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala continues
to discuss until it says Hola,
		
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			ecoffee Jannetty Makara moon.
		
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			What Allah subhanaw taala says
here is that the insan has been
		
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			created
		
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			with anxiety, it's something that
is within a human's potential to
		
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			be anxious. So being anxious about
certain things actually helps us
		
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			to take care of them. If we had a
carefree attitude to everything,
		
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			and we were laid back in
everything, then in that case,
		
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			what would happen is that people
wouldn't be too worried about what
		
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			to do next and take care of their
affairs and responsibilities, we
		
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			wouldn't have much progress and
people would be very laid back
		
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			redundant. So there's a set of
benefits in in having that concern
		
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			for things. But just like with
everything else, everything that
		
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			we have even our internal
faculties, our feelings are
		
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			characteristics, they need to be
on moderation in balance, they
		
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			need to have they there needs to
be an equilibrium. Otherwise, what
		
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			happens is that it then begins to
harm us. And it is extremely than
		
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			detrimental. And that's what the
problem is. So what we want to
		
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			speak about today is how to deal
with anxiety and fretfulness how
		
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			to get over extreme worry how not
to try to get there in the first
		
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			place.
		
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			Now, let me give you an example.
You got some people who are just
		
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			always so concerned about things
to such a degree that actually
		
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			debilitates them. Concern about
things enough to spur you on to do
		
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			something about them is actually
very beneficial. But if it's
		
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			something that's going to
debilitate you, because you're
		
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			just worried about possible
outcomes, you're worried about
		
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			negative outcomes rather. Because
when your mind when a person's
		
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			mind goes in overdrive, then the
mind can go in various different
		
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			places. I mean, you we all
understand what kind of thoughts
		
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			Our minds are capable of, and
especially with shaytaan, who
		
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			tries to rule us and tries to
mislead us, by
		
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			debilitating us through extreme
concerns and worries and griefs
		
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			and anxieties to such a degree
that we feel overwhelmed and
		
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			overpowered and we feel helpless.
And that's essentially what
		
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			shaytaan wants to do from us. And
that is very debilitating. I'm
		
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			sure we've all seen people in that
kind of estate. And we will say,
		
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			why can't they just snap out of
it? Why can't they just help
		
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			themselves, but sometimes we do
the same thing. And I think it's
		
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			very important whether we are prey
to this all the time or whether we
		
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			fall vulnerable to these things
all the time or not. It's just a
		
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			good idea that we understand how
to approach these things, just so
		
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			that we can insha Allah protect
ourselves better and maybe we can
		
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			help others as well.
		
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			I'll give you an example.
		
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			I came back from Hajj recently.
May Allah subhanaw taala accept
		
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			and generally when a person comes
back from Hajj, they generally
		
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			tend to have a bit of a cold or a
bit of sore throat or something
		
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			like that a bit of a flu maybe.
And because, you know, Hajj is a
		
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			very stressful situation you are
mashallah day and night you are
		
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			totally changing your schedule,
different climate food is
		
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			different, lots and lots of people
and there's just the body becomes
		
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			vulnerable sometimes and the
immunity the immune system becomes
		
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			a bit weaker Sometimes, though,
mashallah, the heart gets
		
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			stronger. And I think this is all
part of it. I think a person when
		
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			he comes back with some kind of,
you know, cough or cold or
		
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			whatever the case is, and just to
suffer that for a few days, I
		
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			think that's just kind of like the
final wash after the hygiene or
		
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			some, maybe final
		
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			few sins, hopefully that that have
that were remaining. This just
		
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			helps inshallah with the sub and
patients to alleviate those and to
		
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			eradicate those things as well. So
here, the problem is that it's
		
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			it's 17 1819 and 20 degrees
outside that's that's the
		
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			centigrade and majority of people
are not don't have a jacket on
		
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			necessarily, right they got maybe
just some warm clothes on
		
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			Some people don't even have that.
But most people are not with a
		
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			jacket. But I felt cold. And I'm
looking around and everybody else
		
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			is fine, but I'm having to wrap
things around me. Right? Why is
		
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			that 95 98% of the people outside
don't have a problem with that
		
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			weather, but I am having an issue?
Well, it's because of my raise
		
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			level of sensitivity to cold, I
feel just feel more cold, the
		
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			degrees the same outside, the
reality is the same for everybody.
		
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			But everybody perceives them
differently. The majority of
		
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			people don't feel cold the way I
did, and the way old people may
		
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			do. So I thought about this for a
while. And it's the same thing
		
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			with griefs and worries, there are
always going to be issues in front
		
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			of us. And they could be very
simple issues, they don't have to
		
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			be very complicated. Or maybe they
could be a bit more of a difficult
		
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			issue. Now it's up to us how we
want to approach that if you want
		
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			to be bold and a bit carefree,
willing to take a few risks, and
		
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			you have some experience, then
they won't affect you. Whereas for
		
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			some people who are very
sensitive, they just won't even
		
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			venture in that direction, it will
deplete them. They may, there's a
		
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			lot of people who have great ideas
to do things, but they never end
		
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			up doing them. Because they don't
have the humor or they don't have
		
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			they just too beset with worry
about the possible possible
		
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			negative outcomes that may come
out from something like this. And
		
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			this is what debilitates people
now, from a statistical point of
		
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			view, let us just
		
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			from a statistical point of view,
let's just quickly look at
		
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			people's concerns and worries and
how many of them actually
		
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			transpire and come to be. I mean,
this is just normal research that
		
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			this is just normal research that
tells you about these things. It
		
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			says that if you take a general
person's average concerns they
		
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			have about something's right.
Generally, when a person feels a
		
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			bit apprehensive about whether
something's going to come about
		
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			happened in the way they wanted,
or a bad thing is going to happen
		
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			or not a concern about something
40% of the things that we worry
		
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			about will never happen. This is a
kind of statistic. Now, this is
		
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			obviously, the average 40% is just
not going to happen. So you can
		
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			minus 40 personnel, you're only
dealing with 60%. Now, out of that
		
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			now 30% of the things that people
are generally worried and
		
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			concerned about, they are about
something of the past, they're
		
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			done, they're a done deal, and
there's nothing you can do about
		
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			them anymore. But there's still
30% of the things that that will
		
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			concern people will be things
about the past. And they
		
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			essentially what they're doing is
they actually crying over spilt
		
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			milk. So 40% will never happen 30%
Are things in the past that you
		
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			can't, you don't have any control
over you need to we just need to
		
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			get over them and try to do
something better for the future.
		
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			So that 70% 12% 12% statistically
involve the affairs of others and
		
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			actually do not concern us at all.
So 12%, I've got to do with other
		
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			the other people in terms of the
concerns that we have 10% relate
		
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			to sickness, whether that's real
or imagined. So now, you've got
		
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			only 8% left. Basically, 92% is
something that you don't really
		
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			have much control over. Because
40% will not happen. 30% is about
		
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			the past 12% is about somebody
else, and about 10% is about
		
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			sickness. So all we've got left
now is 8% of your worries are
		
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			actual worries to be concerned
about if there's anything but
		
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			there's only 8% of that. So now
you can decrease and you can rest
		
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			you can relax, you can breathe,
you can breathe comfortably and
		
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			say okay, that's not going to
happen in sha Allah. So this is
		
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			just purely from a statistical
perspective, that's why 92% chance
		
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			that you're worrying about
something that will never happen
		
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			to you 92% chance that you are
worrying about something that will
		
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			never happen to you Subhanallah
only 8% chance that it will happen
		
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			92% chance that it will not
happen. This is the average. And
		
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			scientists that year university
have actually discovered a worry
		
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			gene that can be inherited.
Sometimes if I if if the mother
		
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			was very worried kind of person,
sometimes some of the children are
		
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			like that. But it's the what the
studies show is that you can
		
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			actually overcome it. It's not
something that is just going to be
		
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			a bit more challenging for some
people than others. But that is a
		
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			possibility, but it can be
overcome. So now let us look at
		
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			what Allah subhanaw taala says in
the verse that I read at the
		
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			beginning in Al Insana, Holika
Heluva. Now this shows that Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala says man was
created anxious, meaning that's
		
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			within a man to do that. Allah
says Holy call in son or daughter
		
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			Eva, the human is weak. So yes,
that's a weakness, but it's all
		
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			relative, we have weakness. So
when we have an anxiety, there is
		
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			a benefit of having that while
there's a massive debilitation and
		
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			negative impact if you allow it to
overcome a person then Allah says,
		
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			so Allah says, in the inside a
holy cow Khalifa either Messiah
		
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			Shall Rouge Azusa, what is master
hula Jairo Manu Ah, il mousseline.
		
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			But he and he is fretful in bad
times and miserly in good times.
		
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			Now this is negative, this is
negative that when something good
		
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			happens to you become miserly, and
when they are bad times and you
		
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			become very fretful and you have
no Torkel. Then Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala makes an exception says
there are people who are exempted
		
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			from this who don't believe that
who don't act that way who avoid
		
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			this state, and that is people
who, those who are regular in
		
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			their prayers, they are constantly
finding solace in their Sadat in
		
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			the prayer, their prayer is proper
is not just ritualistic, they are
		
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			actually focusing, they are
actually connecting to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. They are actually
feeling the presence of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala that is a massive
antidote to worries and concerns
		
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			and griefs for a lot of people.
For anybody. That's what the
		
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			professor Lawson says that the
coolness of my eyes is in solids
		
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			curato it is solid. And that is a
massive, what Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			says these are the exemptions, who
give a due share of their wealth
		
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			to beggars and deprived. So the
first one is spiritual. The second
		
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			one is when you become active, and
you do some social work, these
		
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			people will not have this kind of
concern and worry, who take part
		
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			in action, who give wealth to
beggars and the deprived who
		
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			believe in the Day of Judgment,
their Eman is strong. So that
		
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			means that they believe on the Day
of Judgment, that if somebody has
		
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			oppressed me, if I've been
oppressed by somebody, if my
		
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			rights have been taken by
somebody, I need not worry as much
		
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			right now. Because in the
hereafter when the day matters,
		
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			when it's the time that matters,
Allah subhanaw taala will be very
		
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			just and oppressed will be the
oppressed will be events, and the
		
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			oppressors will be taken care of
by Allah subhanaw taala and
		
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			punished, then Allah subhanaw
taala at the end, then he says,
		
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			and they fear the punishment of
the Lord. So the Imam is strong,
		
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			they believe in Allah, and they
don't want to do anything wrong,
		
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			they can be careful about that.
And then it continues. And there's
		
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			a number of other characteristics
which you can check up in Surah
		
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			till marriage, which is the
between verses 90 and 35. But
		
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			then, finally, Allah subhanaw
taala tells us and informs us
		
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			about the benefit of such a person
who avoids this grief and worry
		
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			and miserly sadness, and so on,
and who prays and so on, they will
		
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			be honored in the gardens of
bliss, fie Jannetty Mokra moon,
		
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			they will be honored in the
gardens of bliss, this is the way
		
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			that we want because that's our
ultimate ending how we want it. So
		
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			that's what Allah subhanaw taala
says. Now let's look at a few
		
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			examples of anxiety. If you look
at the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam
		
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			the prophets of Allah who are
alayhi wa salam had many causes to
		
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			worry about, because Subhanallah
the amount of things that he was
		
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			doing, that he was responsible for
the task that he had been
		
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			Subhanallah if you're given a task
and you and it's a mountain, it's
		
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			a momentous task that you feel
Subhanallah How am I going to be
		
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			able to even take care of this,
believe me, it really makes you
		
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			concerned, it really gives you
that anxiety, am I going to be
		
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			successful in this endeavor or
not? And the prophets of Allah ism
		
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			is given one of the greatest tasks
of all, which is to remove the
		
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			ignorance of the world to remove
the darkness is that prevailed?
		
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			Because for nearly 600 years, just
about nearly 600 years, no prophet
		
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			had come into the world after
essentially his sudden, he had
		
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			come 560 or 70 years before. And
now for all of those centuries,
		
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			there have been no prophet world
had just sunken into darkness. His
		
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			job was to lift it out, to bring
back the light, what a job what a
		
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			task Subhanallah now, what happens
is he receives a number of
		
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			revelations ye he sees Jabril at
Eastern RGB lighting console, he
		
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			received direct revelation,
suddenly it stops. Now the people
		
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			around him who are his enemies,
they begin to chide him, they
		
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			begin to censor him, they begin to
mock him, and they say that your
		
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			shape on has abandoned you. They
refer to Allah shaytaan. So your
		
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			shaytan has abandoned you. And the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam is
		
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			concerned because he used to gain
a lot of solace, a lot of comfort,
		
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			a lot of reassurance and baraka
and blessing through the Wi Fi and
		
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			revelation that used to come but
this was just Allah's plan. So the
		
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			prophesy Lawson became extremely
worried and concerned. Then
		
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			finally, finally Allah subhanho wa
Taala sends him Surah to Doha.
		
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			What Doha and it's called sorta to
die, it starts off by a swearing
		
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			by the morning Allahu Akbar. It
starts off swearing by the morning
		
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			what Doha and Doha for a lot of
people they know that a lot of the
		
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			time their anxieties are worst in
the night. Night is just one of
		
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			those states that people mostly
because of the darkness just
		
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			because of how our bodies are made
our our interaction with light and
		
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			darkness. So generally for a lot
of people darkness brings about a
		
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			lot of misery and anxiety.
		
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			when morning comes they feel
better when the sun shines and sun
		
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			comes out. They feel a lot better.
So Allah subhanaw taala just
		
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			starts off this is what Doha by
the morning by the morning light.
		
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			Well lady either soldier and by
the night when it envelopes
		
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			everything when it dark and then
when it covers everything, Mao was
		
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			corrupt Bukovina cada you Lord has
not abandoned you. Your Lord has
		
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			not forsaken you.
		
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			So that is right from the
beginning Allah tells him directly
		
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			that your Lord did not forsake
you. Your Lord has not abandoned
		
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			you. Mao was a corrupt bukhoma
color. What a hero to hire like
		
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			Amina Lula. And that the ending
the next life, the final
		
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			consequence, the final abode is
more superior for you is better
		
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			for you than this world. So don't
worry, there may be difficulties
		
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			in the beginning, but later there
will be openings they will be
		
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			conquest, they will be victories,
they will be successes, and you
		
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			will reign supreme. So what I'll
ask you to do highroller communal
		
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			hula What are so for your ote
corrupt Buka for Tada. And your
		
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			Lord will give you will bestow
upon you
		
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			and you will be made well
satisfied. What Allah will give
		
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			you, it will make you happy, it
will make you satisfied. Well, so
		
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			for your de gras Buddha for Tada.
Now, this is the initial message
		
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			to the Prophet salallahu Salam
that you will get all of this you
		
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			will be satisfied, the later time
will be better than your earlier
		
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			time, the hero will be better than
this dunya and your Lord has not
		
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			forsaken you. Then Allah subhanho
wa Taala takes a number of
		
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			mentions a number of statements
that relate to how we need to deal
		
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			with this.
		
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			First and foremost all of these
are to do with our code so far,
		
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			all of these are to do with
reliance and Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			keep your reliance strong in Allah
and you will be successful. Then
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala tells him
to do two different things. And
		
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			this is extremely important for us
that anybody with concerns and
		
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			worries, this is the strategy they
must use. Number one,
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala says Allah
Mujib k a team and for our while
		
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			we're gender cabal and for Hedda
waterjet, aka Elan for Alana. He
		
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			reminds him of three things,
didn't you find you what you found
		
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			as an orphan, but then you were
taken care of, and you were given
		
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			refuge? Weren't you then
		
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			found without direction. Once you
found without knowledge, unaware,
		
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			darlin, the stronger term there
would be deviant. But that doesn't
		
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			apply here because it's talking
about being unaware in this case
		
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			for Haggadah, and thus Allah
subhanaw taala guided you. And
		
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			then Allah subhana wa Jennika Elan
for Algernon when found you in
		
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			need and thus he enriched you. So
Allah subhanho wa Taala gave you
		
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			guidance, you are very helpless as
an orphans. orphans are some of
		
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			the most help helpless categories
of people that we have, because
		
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			they have nobody. widows are
helpless. But orphans are even
		
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			more so they can't fend for
themselves. They can't work, they
		
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			can't do anything. They are the
most vulnerable people in our
		
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			society. And the Prophet said
Allah was made to go through that
		
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			stage. But Allah says, wouldn't
you like that? But you were then
		
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			taken care of when she then in
need. But you were then supplied
		
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			and you were provided? And Weren't
you then unaware? And Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala guided you? So it's
done in the past? So this is a
		
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			focus on the past? That look,
haven't you had good times in the
		
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			past? Why are you worried about
having you done good things in the
		
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			past? Haven't good things happen
to you in the past? Haven't you
		
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			been taken care of in the past,
when you've been more vulnerable,
		
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			when you were a child and so on?
We can all think that way. Allah
		
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			gave us things to look after us.
		
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			Now it's talking about activity,
keep yourself busy, go and do
		
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			something for somebody else. So
Allah subhanaw taala says after
		
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			that, or is it a doll and father
Oh, agenda items for Amelia team
		
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			are further Takahara what a
messiah Illa forgotten her. While
		
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			I'm been here, Matthew, Rob Baker
for Hadith. It tells him to do two
		
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			three things now, which is
actively doing something. The
		
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			first three things were
reflection, we're just to get
		
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			positive in our life. And that's
why many therapists today are
		
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			saying that if you suffer from
anxieties and things of this
		
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			nature, depressions and so on and
over, you know oversensitive to
		
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			grief and worries about things and
you're always fretful about
		
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			things, then what you should do
before you go to sleep, is that
		
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			you should take a pen, and you
should actually write down a
		
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			number of good things that have
happened to you. The reason for
		
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			all of this is because our mind
has unfortunately become
		
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			habituated in that in a person
who's like that, to think about
		
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			negatives all the time. It's just
a habit to think of negatives. And
		
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			thus you just start focusing on
negative Haven't you seen people
		
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			were always talking about negative
things. When they assess a
		
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			situation that you know about,
that is not as bad as they making
		
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			up they still make it to sound
bad, and you can you can see
		
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			through it because
		
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			Do you actually know the reality?
So when they talk about other
		
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			things that we don't know about?
Right, we sometimes take their
		
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			words for granted. But when you
actually find out, we'll find them
		
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			speaking about things that you do
know about, and you see them
		
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			exaggerating and being overly
negative, then you realize that
		
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			that's actually a negative trait
that they have. And the way
		
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			they're coloring the picture, the
way they're painting the picture
		
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			and depicting the scenario and
incident to you, it's actually not
		
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			the reality. And this becomes a
habit, right? And you'd rather
		
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			have a habit of being positive
about things and overlooking the
		
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			negatives than being focused on
the negatives and overlooking the
		
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			positives, because that is
detrimental is bad for ourselves
		
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			and is bad for others in what we
say to them. So Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala first tells the prophets,
Allah Islam, to think of all good
		
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			things, therapists do the same
thing today to make you write
		
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			things out that have been good,
that that good things that have
		
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			happened to you. So you slowly,
slowly start focusing, turning
		
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			away from the negatives, then
		
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			the Prophet SAW Allah Islam is
told to be active. So he's saying
		
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			that anybody who comes to ask you
a messiah, Allah, right, anybody
		
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			who comes to ask you who is in
need, do not ever repel them? Do
		
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			not ever chase them away? Do not
ever shoo them away, do something
		
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			for them. Right? Well, I'm Malia,
tema, and he the orphan look after
		
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			them do not repel them either. So
when an orphan comes to you, when
		
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			a person who's needy comes to you,
you and you see somebody like that
		
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			look after them. That is exactly
the same case with the Rohingya
		
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			issue today. We are basically
WhatsApp people, that's what we
		
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			are. We're seeing all of this
being downloaded onto our phones,
		
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			we're seeing the images, we're
seeing the videos, and so on, so
		
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			forth. We're going on about we're
forwarding them to others. But
		
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			really, what is the benefit of
doing that? The only benefit of
		
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			that is to raise awareness, and
you can do that. But why don't we
		
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			take the second step and actually
do something about it, which means
		
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			either collect some money, send
some, you know, do some
		
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			petitioning, do some campaigning,
do some lobbying for our
		
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			government to do something because
that's what's in our hands to do.
		
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			We don't do that kind of stuff. We
just sit back and fret about it.
		
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			It's actually doing something. And
as the professor Lawson, as Allah
		
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			says, In the Surah, to Doha, or
Doha, a lady that says the same
		
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			thing, when you when there's your
team, then you need to do
		
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			something you don't just repel
them by not doing anything. And
		
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			lastly, what Allah subhanaw taala
says, What am binaire Murthy Rob
		
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			Baker for Hadith
		
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			and when it comes to your the
bounties that Allah has given you
		
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			Binette material because your
loads bounties that he showered
		
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			upon you His gifts, and think
about it be positive, what are the
		
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			gifts that you have Subhanallah,
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			salam said in a hadith, you know,
when you compare ourselves to
		
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			people in so many parts of the
world, and probably the majority
		
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			of the world, there's one Hadith a
small part in the province of
		
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			Assam said that anybody who wakes
up in the morning, with good
		
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			health, decent enough health that
you can pass through the day, you
		
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			don't know suffering from serious
illnesses, you have security, and
		
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			you don't feel frightened. You
don't feel you don't feel
		
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			threatened, you actually have
secure Al Hamdulillah. We have
		
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			that in this country. And may
Allah allow it to continue and
		
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			enjoy and prosper. And may Allah
bring about security in other
		
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			parts of the world. It's bad, it's
bad when you don't have security,
		
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			you have security and you have
health two things. Number three,
		
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			you have your days needs you have
food for the day.
		
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			Then it is as though the person
said then this is as though the
		
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			whole world has been put at your,
at your feet. The whole world has
		
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			been rolled up and given to you
because that's all you need. You
		
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			need security for the day. You
need your food and sustenance for
		
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			the day. And you need your help
for the day. And day by day. If
		
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			you're getting this then you've
got the whole world that's all you
		
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			really need. Subhanallah so what
Amma be net material bigger for
		
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			Hadith acknowledge the bounties
focus on the good. That's why
		
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			therapists that you focus on the
positive things, many positive
		
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			things have mostly likely happened
to you. There's no point fretting
		
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			over the wrong even though things
do happen in our lives, but try to
		
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			focus on the good.
		
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			You see what we have to understand
here, going back to the original
		
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			discussion that it's a level of
sensitivity, it just
		
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			hypersensitivity to two things
that concern people, while most
		
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			people will just deal with it, for
example, there is a percentage of
		
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			people that can never fly, I
actually ran into somebody
		
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			recently, they just can't fly,
because they have a massive phobia
		
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			for flying even though it's
actually more dangerous to ride in
		
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			a car than to fly in a plane in
terms of the statistics of what
		
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			could go wrong in a car and what
could go wrong in a plane and
		
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			you'd have to take literally 1000s
of flights for that probability to
		
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			even exist that something wrong
would happen to you but they just
		
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			have that phobia Subhanallah it
just something in their mind. Now
		
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			that's, you know, whether that's a
medical issue or psychological
		
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			issue. Allah knows best I won't
deal with that because that's not
		
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			my realm. But what I'm saying here
is that it's hypersensitive, just
		
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			like when you have a flu and a
cold, you get more hypersensitive
		
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			towards
		
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			The cold even though other people
don't feel it. So same thing here,
		
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			there's going to be concerns in
our life, majority of the people
		
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			will have no problem with those
things, but we will get anxious
		
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			over them. That is not the
character of a Muslim. That's not
		
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			the character of a believer, we
have to remember, try to surround
		
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			yourself with good people that
talk positively otherwise, it just
		
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			aggravates the matter. It
compounds the matter. I'll give
		
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			you an example. Allama Rumi,
		
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			a great Sufi from from Kanye, he
gives a story. It's a very
		
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			interesting story. There was a
race really one of these rough and
		
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			tough teachers who just seemed to
be very merciless. And he was just
		
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			like a slave driver he had, he
seemed to have no mercy for the
		
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			children. It was just very rough,
very tough. And he's probably
		
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			living in a place where you can't
actually go to the police and
		
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			complain, or you can go to the
head teacher, they don't care, you
		
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			know, because it's the teacher,
they just whatever the teacher
		
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			says goes, right. So now,
		
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			there was some clever, there was a
clever student in his class, he
		
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			says, we need to do something
about this. So he hatched a plot.
		
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			He said, Tomorrow when the teacher
comes, right? Everybody must say
		
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			to the teacher, as they come in,
oh, teacher, you look so pale
		
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			today, are you sick? You look
different today. Your faces all
		
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			pale. So they all decided to do
this. And of course, there's some
		
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			students who are frightened the
beginning. But that one clever
		
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			story says, No, we need to all do
this. And there can't be any harm
		
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			in this. So the next day that
student walks in first, the
		
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			teacher is all sitting there
ready? And students and Oh,
		
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			teacher, you know, how are you
today? You look so different
		
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			today, You look pale. Now, the
teacher immediately dismisses that
		
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			thinking that, you know, he just
has to hold up that kind of very
		
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			strong and rough and powerful
mode. So he says Go, go go sit
		
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			down, prepare for your work.
		
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			The next student comes in a few
moments later, and he looks at the
		
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			teacher he says, Hello, Teacher,
how are you? You know, you look
		
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			different today? What's going on?
Are you Are you sick? So now the
		
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			teacher again tells him to sit
down. But clearly now, these two
		
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			people have said it. And this is
how humans react. He starts
		
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			feeling that is there something
wrong, the third student comes in.
		
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			And he says something similar in a
very sympathetic tone. So now the
		
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			teacher is building up the story
for himself. And he actually is
		
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			now looking at himself. Am I
really sick or not? Right? And
		
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			when all of the students have said
that they've come in, they're
		
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			actually the student, the teacher
actually now does feel bad. And
		
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			his face does change slightly. And
he decides to call it a day. He
		
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			stops the class early and he goes
home. When he goes home, his wife
		
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			is completely surprised that he
never comes home so early. What's
		
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			going on? says How come you home
so early?
		
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			And he just looks at and says,
can't you see that I'm ill country
		
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			see my face has changed. Even the
other strangers are sympathizing
		
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			with me about this, the students
are sympathizing with me, you got
		
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			no sympathy, you got no sympathy,
he starts an argument with a says
		
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			give me the blanket and, and the
pillow I'm going to sleep. He made
		
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			himself sick, a rough and tough
guy makes himself sick because of
		
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			what other people are saying, Stay
away from negative people stay
		
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			away from negativity, that is
basically the lesson of this
		
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			story. Stay with positive people,
it will impact you positively. You
		
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			talk about negative things, it's
going to impact you negatively,
		
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			it'll make you look at things the
same way as they look at it. And
		
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			I've seen this as an example.
Right? There was a woman that I
		
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			know she lived in an apartment
complex with others, there was
		
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			another woman who was going
through some miserable time with
		
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			her in her married life. And every
day, every two days, when they
		
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			would meet, she would give her
like a running commentary as a
		
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			soap opera, her whole life story
was being told to this other woman
		
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			for you know, for for a few weeks.
And the husband of the second
		
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			woman, the husband of this woman
who was listening to the
		
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			stereotype found that she was now
becoming edgy and agitated. And
		
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			similarly, you know, anxious, and
		
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			would you call it concerned as
well. And what they discovered is
		
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			that this is actually just
happening because she's listened
		
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			to the other person's story every
day, and it taken a big interest.
		
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			And soap operas are actually
designed to be you know, they're
		
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			artificial, clearly, but they're
designed to create controversy,
		
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			and, you know, just be saucy, and
be, you know, all of these
		
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			dramatic and everything else. And
then sometimes we do the same
		
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			thing in the house and
everything's artificial. That's
		
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			the problem. So even when you use
words towards your husband and
		
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			wife to you or towards the spouse,
it's just basically copied from
		
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			something and it's artificial.
It's just doesn't work the same
		
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			way because that's the set scene
that's been made up that's been
		
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			designed. Whereas we are natural
human individuals that should just
		
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			say things in a spontaneous
natural matter with a lot of more
		
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			love and concern and concern and
affection for the other person. So
		
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			these are the issues that we have.
So to to to finish. All we need to
		
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			do is a few things as men
		
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			should insert to Doha as the
prophets Allah. Some did, though
		
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			that was a message for the
prophets of the Lord assembly was
		
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			a message for all of mankind.
Number one, let us just think
		
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			about the past and dwell on the
past that there's great things
		
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			that have happened to us. We
should never dwell on evil things
		
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			that have happened to us because
they've happened already. And they
		
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			don't have to happen in the
future. That's number one. Number
		
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			two, go get up and do something,
clean the house. Right. There's a
		
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			lot of people who survive by
		
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			cleaning the house and just just
doing things this is their way of
		
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			distracting themselves. Go and
volunteer. You got we got this
		
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			Rohingya problem. We constantly
have different problems, go and
		
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			volunteer and do something,
collect some food, collect some
		
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			money, go and volunteer at your
local center, your local masjid,
		
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			your local school, local
Institute's, there's just so many
		
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			different things that you can go
and help your neighbor, figure out
		
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			something, think of something.
		
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			Because what happens is that when
you are occupied and doing things
		
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			for others, then your troubles our
own troubles become miniscule,
		
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			they become insignificant, we see
the trouble of others and that
		
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			gives us an extension to work on
others than just concerned about
		
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			because we think we can't help
ourselves. When we help others. It
		
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			gives you a great amount of
satisfaction, a great amount of
		
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			satisfaction. And studies show
that helping others gives you that
		
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			kind of satisfaction, when you
actually are able to produce
		
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			something for others. So think
about the past, think of the
		
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			positive things about the past and
try to actively do something for
		
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			the future. And we ask Allah
subhanho wa Taala to grant us
		
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			Tofik and divine endurance, divine
divine capability, divine ability,
		
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			benevolence,
		
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			Providence to do these things for
the sake of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala and to remove our concerns
and griefs and remove our problems
		
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			in over sensitivity of these
things. May Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			help us may Allah subhanaw taala
help us and may Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala assist us working with that
Reiner and Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil
		
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			Alameen