Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – How Older Women Can Marry & Overcome Mistrust

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of marriage in Islam is discussed, including the negative impact of marriage on society and how it can be a distraction from the Sun airline. The speakers emphasize the need for psychological help for women in difficult situations and finding a suitable partner. They also suggest finding good people to help and finding a good partner to avoid regretting actions. The importance of avoiding abuse and working through insecurities is emphasized. The speakers suggest providing advice and suggestions to help avoid feeling like they are just sitting around and not caring about others, and building a positive attitude towards others. They also suggest listening to a lecture on "phet Salallahu sall effort" and building a relationship slowly.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Al
hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
		
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			salatu salam ala so you didn't
know Celine were the early he or
		
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			* he he Marina Amma Bert
quite a low the baraka Rita Isla
		
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			for the Quran emoji they will for
carnal Hamid will antimalaria
		
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			Ilona In Kuntum meaning
		
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			according to be your Salah,
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Nikka,
		
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			home insanity.
		
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			My dear respected sisters, what I
want to speak about today,
		
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			something based on some calls I've
received in recent times in the
		
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			recent few weeks. And basically,
that's regarding older people
		
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			getting married. Regarding older
sisters in particular, getting
		
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			married. What I'm speaking about
is that we've got numerous men and
		
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			women who for one reason or the
other, they may have not been
		
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			married, maybe never been married,
or in the case of some sisters,
		
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			they have been married before
maybe divorce, maybe their husband
		
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			passed away, generally divorced.
And then they've decided that they
		
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			don't want to get married again.
Because they have children maybe
		
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			or, I mean, in many cases, they
have children. So they just want
		
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			to focus on their children. They
don't need to get married so they
		
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			don't get married. But then as
time goes along, it gets
		
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			difficult, especially if they
don't have any kind of outside
		
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			support or family supporting that
matter for some reason. And
		
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			what then happens is that as they
get older, they have this desire
		
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			to to marry. You see, marriage is
part of the federal marriage,
		
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			marriage as part of the Sunnah.
Marriage is part of humanity, it's
		
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			part of the human race. It's, in
fact, the whole purpose that Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala has created men and
women in the complementary roles
		
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			in the complementary ways that he
has is so that the human race can
		
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			continue. And that's why in Islam
for people not to be married.
		
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			That's a discouragement the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam, emphatically discouraged
that, because when, as most of you
		
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			will know, there's the story of
the Sahaba, who decided to do
		
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			different things in order to
increase their worship, one of
		
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			them had decided that he won't
marry. If you're not married, then
		
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			you've got less responsibility.
Marriage allows you to be a bit
		
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			more free in general, generally,
because you don't have any
		
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			responsibility towards anybody.
You don't have to come home to
		
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			anybody for that matter. So the
profits alone isn't, you know, he
		
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			was very, very
		
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			he was very disapproving of that.
And he said, No, I am married and
		
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			yet I am the most fearful to Allah
subhanaw taala. So marriage is
		
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			part of Islam. It's part of the
Sunnah. It's part of our deen,
		
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			it's part of the human fitrah
because without that, you know,
		
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			you can't procreate the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
		
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			there's a schedule. Well, Moodle
will do it for me mocha theorem,
		
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			Bitcoin will OMA myonuclear ama so
that's another thing the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
which is that he's telling the
		
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			men, he's talking to the men, but
this can apply the other way
		
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			around as well. But in this
instance, the broster Lawson was
		
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			saying
		
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			to the men, that marry those women
who are very loving, because
		
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			affection and loving nature would
help the marriage to prosper, and
		
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			to endure. And number two, married
those who are very fertile. And
		
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			the purpose of that is for
procreation because the Prophet
		
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			Allah lorrison Then said that I'm
going to, I'm going to boast under
		
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			their judgment, for the largeness
and expense of my OMA for the
		
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			large number of members of my Oma.
So that's why you can see that the
		
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			Sharia is encouraging of marriage.
That's why we have stories of
		
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			numerous self Saudi Hain Sahaba,
Tabby, etc, who got married at a
		
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			young age, there's a discussion
about Abdullayev no mystery to be
		
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			alone, others who got married even
at an older age. In fact, some of
		
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			them would even marry just so that
they they they could leave this
		
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			world on a sooner they could
depart this world on a sunnah. And
		
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			because they didn't want to depart
on this world as a singer, they
		
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			thought of it so importantly, as a
sunnah, that they didn't want to
		
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			be considered to be those who are
avoiding the Sunnah because
		
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			prophets Allah Islam said from an
rocky bar and Sunnah de Felice, I
		
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			mean, those who avoid ignore those
who turn away, dismiss my son that
		
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			they're not from me. So marriage
is very important in Assam, the
		
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			province of Assam showed us that
himself, I mean, he had several
		
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			wives, which, you know, men today
wouldn't be able to do anyway,
		
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			wouldn't be allowed to do the
number that he had the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wasallam had.
But what's happening now is that
		
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			in the recent times, I've received
several calls about this woman who
		
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			are older, right, and I know this
from some men that I've known in
		
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			the past as well. They're over the
age of 40, maybe 4050. And some of
		
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			them have children, but now they
feel like they need to get
		
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			married, but they can't get
married. And that's the issue that
		
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			I want to tackle with today. How
does a person get married at that
		
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			age? What are the things that are
in their, in their way the
		
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			obstacles in their path? What
stops them what prevents them and
		
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			makes them feel that they can't
get married?
		
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			There's several things, right? So,
		
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			first and foremost, as people get
older, they get more fixed in
		
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			their ways. I mean that studies
will show you that that people
		
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			generally get fixed in their ways
when people get older. In fact,
		
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			the reason why youth is the time
that youthfulness or people in
		
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			their youth take a lot of
advantage, or take a lot of risks
		
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			is because the part of their
brain, which is risk averse,
		
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			hasn't fully developed yet, though
they physically developed a feel a
		
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			lot of energy, etc, they need to
use that. But when it comes to the
		
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			part of the brain, which makes
them more cautious about taking
		
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			risks, that in a teenager hasn't
yet developed. And that's why we
		
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			see them taking a lot more risks,
and they just don't understand it
		
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			when we try to older people, when
their parents or guardians or
		
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			teachers or whoever they are tried
to caution them that this is
		
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			inappropriate, they just don't
understand the inappropriateness
		
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			of it. And that's why you see
teenagers, they will do some crazy
		
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			things that they're going to
regret later, they will probably
		
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			regret later, including immodest
actions or just just crazy
		
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			actions. But as we get older, that
risk prone nature diminishes, and
		
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			people become more fixed in the in
the way, young people don't have
		
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			too much of a criteria when
they're looking for a partner. I
		
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			mean, sometimes the criteria could
be quite shallow, to be honest. As
		
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			we get older, our criteria becomes
more fixed, it becomes more
		
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			matured. And the criteria actually
increases. And sometimes
		
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			unfortunately, that criteria that
people will make up as they grow
		
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			older, when you're 30, you're
going to have had lot more
		
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			experience than renewer 20. And
then if you get to 40, you would
		
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			have dealt with so many more
people, and have been in so many
		
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			different circumstances, that it's
going to be totally different.
		
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			You're double the age of when you
were 20. So clearly the amount of
		
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			experience you've had the amount
of people that you've met and
		
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			dealt with and interacted with,
you're going to be very, very
		
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			particular about who you want to
be with. Because you would have
		
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			worked with so many people you may
have studied with so many people
		
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			you may have lived with so many
people by now. And you've really
		
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			for yourself, you've identified
and narrowed down what your
		
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			criteria. So your criteria is very
particular problem is that there's
		
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			not many people in the world that
are perfect. In fact, there's
		
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			nobody in the world that's perfect
only prophets are perfect in any
		
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			sense. There's nobody else that's
perfect, everybody has the
		
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			defects, and it becomes
increasingly difficult
		
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			increasingly difficult. The older
you get, this is just statistics
		
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			that you're going to find the
person that you're looking for,
		
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			because we become more fixed in
our way. So for example, generally
		
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			it says that some psychologists,
they say that in most of us by the
		
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			age of 30, the character has set
like plussed and will never soften
		
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			again, that's a bit of an
extremist view. To be honest, it's
		
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			been I don't think they've agreed
with that they've discredited that
		
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			view that it becomes like plus, I
mean, everybody pretty much
		
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			everything most psychologists
would agree that we definitely
		
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			become more set in our ways, but
not like plus the way it's
		
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			impossible to change. Even Islam
doesn't agree with that, because
		
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			we have the concept of doba in
Islam, and reform and character
		
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			reform, etc. So we can definitely
change, but it just becomes a bit
		
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			more difficult. That's why they
say that many people find their
		
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			habits and their personality
traits harder to change in their
		
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			30s personality, by its
definition, psychologists say is a
		
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			relatively stable set of patterns
of thoughts, feelings and
		
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			behavior, which is very different
to moods. You see, moods are very
		
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			temporary, you have mood swings,
they're very temporary. They don't
		
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			define your character unless
you're very moody all the time.
		
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			But a mood swing is different,
right? That's more much more
		
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			temporary in nature. But when
you're talking about personality,
		
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			and then who you want, that's
personality. So psych
		
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			psychologists tend to break
personality traits down into five
		
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			categories. One is how open you
are to ideas or how open you are
		
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			to others extraversion, right, you
become more introverted, how
		
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			agreeable agreeableness of a
person conscientiousness how
		
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			trusted you could be how people
could rely on you. And neuro,
		
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			neuro.
		
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			neuroticism. These are the core
traits for human beings that
		
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			psychologists generally identify,
which aren't affected. They're not
		
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			affected by moods.
		
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			And some suggests some, some
studies even suggest that they're
		
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			genetic. But regardless of that,
we have what we have, I mean, at
		
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			the end of the day, so when we're
maturing, however, these traits
		
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			are still forming. So when were
young, these traits are still
		
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			forming. But by the age of 30, the
majority of people would have
		
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			kind of developed and by the age
of 40, they fully developed and
		
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			matured in these kinds of traits.
So, when we're young, we're more
		
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			malleable, right? We're more
flexible, we're more willing to
		
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			take on something for you know,
with less consideration as such,
		
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			right. But as we get older, our
experiences will shape our
		
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			thoughts
		
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			Much more. So we become less
malleable in that sense.
		
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			Islam recommends marriage and said
at any age, but preferably at a
		
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			younger age, because it's a
protection. That's why the
		
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			prophets are awesome said Whoever
gets married, then they have
		
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			preserved half of their Deen. And
they just have to fear Allah in
		
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			the rest of their Deen in the
other half of the DNA. And the
		
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			reason for that is quite simple
that when a person is married,
		
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			because it's such a human desire,
it is such a human need as such,
		
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			if a person is not married, then
that's going to be on their mind.
		
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			It may not be for a certain amount
of time after maybe some kind of,
		
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			you know, ugly divorce or
something. But it will be on their
		
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			mind eventually, because it's a
natural thing that generally kicks
		
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			in. That's why the Sharia doesn't
want us to remain alone, remain
		
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			alone in the sense of without
marriage or for men to suffice
		
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			with men and to for women to
suffice with women, that's
		
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			actually seen as a negative sign
of the Day of Judgment, that this
		
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			is what people will turn towards
doing. So in Islam, that's not
		
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			considered to be praiseworthy.
		
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			Now, let's talk about some of the
inhibitions that people will
		
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			generally go through. So I've had
calls recently from
		
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			women age of 4050, even. And they
feel like they want to get married
		
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			now, right? They had decided for
the last 1015 20 years that they
		
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			were not going to get married. But
now they want to get married,
		
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			because they just can't do it
alone anymore. Some of them have
		
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			children as well. They just can't
do it. They need somebody to help
		
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			them. So I said, then why don't
you get married? He says, Well, I
		
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			don't trust anybody. How can I
trust somebody? How can I find
		
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			somebody trustworthy? See, the
problem is that we've seen this
		
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			with a lot of women, especially
women, when they get divorced, men
		
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			tend to find it much easier to
move along, get married. Again,
		
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			it's just whether that's a social
issue, or a psychological issue,
		
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			whatever the case is, that's just
the reality, it seems. But for
		
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			women, it gets much more
difficult. And a lot of them end
		
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			up in depression, or a lot of them
end up hating everybody or
		
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			isolating themselves. Right? So
for example, is one sister that I
		
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			that I've spoken to recently, she
doesn't trust anybody, how can I
		
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			bring somebody in, and it may
affect my children? Right? It's
		
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			gonna affect my children. I don't
trust anybody. They've had a bad
		
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			experience before. So they don't
trust anybody. SubhanAllah. So the
		
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			first thing that we have to
understand is that not everybody
		
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			is bad. I mean, I told them in
personally myself that I deal with
		
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			a lot of people in all parts of
the world, I mean, because of the
		
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			travel that I have to do. And I
would say that the majority of
		
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			people that I meet are decent
people, right? They're not
		
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			corrupt, they're not messed up,
they are trustworthy. But
		
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			psychologically, we can magnify
something in our mind, right? In a
		
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			way that doesn't reflect reality.
And this is what happens. I mean,
		
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			this could happen, to be honest,
at any age. But obviously, the
		
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			older you get, the more suspicious
you could become, if you've
		
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			allowed yourself to go in that
direction, if it hasn't been
		
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			nipped in the bud. Right. So a lot
of people the reason they may want
		
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			to get married, but the reason why
they can't get married, is because
		
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			they don't trust anybody. What I
want to say is that, if that's the
		
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			case, then you really need to get
some help with that, talk to some
		
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			orlimar about it, go and get
psychological help, if that helps,
		
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			right? If that's what you need to
do, go and get professional help
		
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			of somebody to help you work your
way through your insecurities,
		
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			your fears, the threats that you
feel, and so on. And so because
		
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			that's very important, the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
		
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			that anybody who thinks that
everybody else is destroyed and
		
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			corrupt, then they're the most
corrupt and destroyed of them
		
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			themselves. Because it's
impossible that everybody is going
		
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			to be corrupt completely. There
has to be some good people out
		
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			there. Right? There has to be a
lot of good people out there.
		
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			Right? That's the human nature,
especially, you know, that's the
		
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			human nature. So for a person to
think that everybody else is
		
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			messed up, right, and there's no
good people out there. They're
		
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			messed up psychologically,
themselves. This is what I think
		
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			the professor Lawson was saying.
So we really need to remedy that.
		
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			Because the reality is something
else. How come so many other
		
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			people I mean, just look around
you have all of the people in the
		
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			successful marriages that are
majority of people in our
		
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			communities and hamdullah are
married, and probably successfully
		
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			to a certain degree. Yes, we've
got a good portion, maybe, right,
		
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			maybe 20 30% who are having
trouble. There's no doubt about
		
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			that. We hear these stories all
the time. I mean, just in the
		
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			last, I would say three to four
weeks, I've received at least
		
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			between seven to 10 queries, phone
calls, or emails, whatever about
		
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			divorce and marriage and about
crazy things like that in between.
		
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			So we do have issues, but it's not
in the majority of cases. It's not
		
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			in the majority of cases. And we
really need to understand look at
		
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			others, see how they're successful
don't just justify their success
		
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			based on some abnormality know the
norm is to be successful in sha
		
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			Allah, right? So we really need to
remedy that psychological obstacle
		
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			in our mind inhibition, to feel
that everybody else is corrupt and
		
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			untrustworthy and so on. The other
way to look at it is this number
		
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			two. The other way to look at it
is this. You have been in your
		
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			status quo, meaning
		
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			You have lived away you have for
this many years or decades or
		
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			whatever it may be. And it's not
helpful. It hasn't helped you,
		
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			you're struggling, it's difficult
for you, and you now feel that you
		
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			need a partner. So how much worse
can it get? Like, if you do get
		
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			married now and you do so find a
suitable partner after you know,
		
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			effort, and you do get married
again, then? Can it be any worse
		
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			than now you're already in a bad
state, so it can't be worse. So
		
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			what's the problem in taking the
risk? You can the if you if you
		
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			strike it lucky inshallah with the
with the two hours to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. In sha Allah, it
will, it will work out better for
		
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			you. So why not try it? Right, it
can't be any worse. But in that
		
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			regard, I'm going to suggest a few
things, right? That if you look
		
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			for someone to get married,
because for instance, in
		
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			in some cases, what happens is you
need family help. And I asked
		
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			sometimes to some people why, you
know, where's your family, they
		
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			said, they don't want to help me,
that surprises me a lot, to be
		
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			honest, right? Because at the end
of the day, Allah has made
		
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			families you know, with their
blood relationship, the womb
		
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			relationship that they share
between them, that they want to
		
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			assist one another, right. And
just from my experience, a lot of
		
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			the time if somebody is unwilling
to assist their brother, their
		
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			sister, or their son or daughter
or their uncle or auntie, whoever
		
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			it is, especially if it's close
relatives, it's probably because
		
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			there's a personality issue that
has caused some issue in the past.
		
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			I can't see why any decent parents
or or brothers or sisters wouldn't
		
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			help their family members
		
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			wouldn't help their family
members. If it's all a normal
		
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			state. Look, we do exceptionally
in an exceptional situation, there
		
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			may be some really weird people
who don't care about others, and
		
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			who are just completely
unreasonable people oppressive and
		
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			uncaring. Very selfish. We do have
individuals like that. But I mean,
		
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			all of your family can't be like
that. Is it? Because you've burned
		
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			bridges in the past? Right? You
know, I don't want to judge
		
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			anybody. And I don't like to judge
people. But I like to make people
		
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			think. So the question that I
generally ask is, why do you think
		
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			they don't want to help you?
Right? Is it because you've maybe
		
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			refused to help in the past? Is it
because you have acted
		
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			antagonistically? Maybe you've
been rude before maybe, you know,
		
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			in an emotional state, maybe you
know, you are not feeling your
		
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			best and you burnt bridges that
way, maybe you don't want their
		
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			help. Right. And that's why they
thought, Okay, leave you alone to
		
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			your to your own devices, because
they just don't want to help you
		
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			have to do things differently. You
have to think about this. But
		
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			again, this may require
professional help, because it's
		
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			not as easy as just thinking about
hopefully, some people can just
		
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			think about this maker, click,
allow it to click in their minds,
		
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			and then just go forth with that
with a lot of dua to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. So these are the
inhibitions. Now, why am I
		
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			speaking to you people about this
today? Well, because if there is
		
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			anybody among you who is
experienced this, then inshallah
		
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			or something like this, then
insha, Allah
		
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			discussing these various different
circumstances may be of help, but
		
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			I'm sure all of us know somebody
or the other or may run into
		
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			somebody or the other. So that's
why I want us to be able to
		
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			provide this because a more
enriched community is a better
		
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			community, a more informed
community is a better community
		
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			because you can help others I
can't get to everybody else. I'm
		
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			just talking about this based on
the several cases that I've dealt
		
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			with in the recent past. And I
felt that now, it required that,
		
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			you know, I do a public lecture on
this. And, you know, I don't have
		
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			all of the answers, but at least
this some of these answers, some
		
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			of these suggestions and advice
will help and if you have that you
		
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			can Inshallah, then extend that
and provide it to other people who
		
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			are not going to listen to this
lecture or other lectures that
		
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			other scholars and experts may
have done. So firstly, it's to
		
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			overcome the inhibition and remove
and relieve and cure this, this
		
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			feeling in our heart that
everybody is out there to do us
		
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			bad? No, that's not the case. You
do. istikhara right. You do
		
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			istikhara you ask Allah subhanaw
taala for the best, that's a very
		
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			powerful dua you make mashallah
with others, you don't try to
		
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			reintegrate yourself in the
community by just finding decent
		
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			friends, and I would suggest that
you read a dua in this case to
		
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			help you which is Allahumma
zakenna Hogback Wahab Manian
		
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			minion feminina her boo Indic
Allahumma zakenna Hogberg Dominion
		
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			Pharaoh Luna, her boo and which
basically means Oh Allah grant us
		
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			your love, and the love of those
whose love benefits as in your
		
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			court, which means that Allah will
then
		
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			grant us affection towards people
friendship, towards people that
		
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			are good for us that are
beneficial for us in the sight of
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala to ask for
good companionship from Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is very important
of Allah make those that surround
		
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			us good, make us friends with good
people ask Allah pointedly that
		
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			this is what you want from Allah
subhanaw taala and of course for
		
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			the betterment of our own
		
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			children and spouses and family in
general, you could say Robin, I
		
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			have Luna Minh as Vergina with
Rhea, Tina Kurata Yun, which are
		
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			analemma Tokina. Emma, you could
do that though, which I've
		
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			explained so many times before,
grant us the coolness of our eyes,
		
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			the delight of our eyes, from our
spouses and our children, and make
		
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			us the leaders of the righteous
people. So that that's firstly to
		
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			try to relieve ourselves and to
look at things more clearly. Then
		
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			the other thing that just some
practical considerations that I
		
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			want to mention, right, is that if
you do end up finding somebody,
		
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			then there's a few things that you
need to take into account, this is
		
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			not something I will say that you
need to do in a normal marriage by
		
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			default, because I don't think
it's required. But in a case like
		
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			this, where you've got your fears
to allay your fears, what you want
		
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			to do is when you find Mr. Right,
whoever it may be, you're going to
		
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			have to come down in your
criteria, right, because I've had
		
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			numerous people who are so fixed
in their way, right, that they
		
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			just can't find the ideal person
because they literally score them
		
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			according to their criteria. And
if any one or two of those
		
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			criteria are missing, and they
can't live up to that, they just
		
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			dismiss these people. Right. And
I've had a case where there's
		
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			somebody who actually had a
criteria. And finally, after
		
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			meeting so many prospective
spouses, they settled down with
		
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			one and it didn't work out, you're
gonna have to rely on Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala, you're gonna have
to take a plunge, you do an amount
		
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			of due diligence, but this is not
some kind of business. Right?
		
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			There is another level to it,
which is from Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. So you need to Ah, right,
you need to, you need the
		
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			assistance of Allah and you need
to ask mashallah from others as
		
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			well. So let's not just make it
purely a criteria based yes, there
		
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			should be some maybe some major
criteria gone. Take your criteria
		
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			to somebody, if you need to write
somebody who you trust and say,
		
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			Look, these are my credit, do you
think this is ideal, too
		
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			idealistic? Do you think this is a
bit too extreme, right, which are
		
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			the most important things I
should, you know, like, really cut
		
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			down your criteria, really
		
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			cut down your criteria to the
absolute minimum basic fundamental
		
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			ones that you know, you can't live
without, and, and Subhanallah, ask
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala, and then go
for it. But then what you need to
		
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			do is what I would suggest is two
things now, put a clause in your
		
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			marriage contract, right, put a
clause in your marriage, and I'll
		
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			explain that briefly right now.
But if you ever, when you are in
		
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			this situation, if you're in a
situation, then feel free to
		
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			contact us or any other scholar
who can explain this to you, but
		
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			put a clause in your marriage
contract that a you know, find any
		
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			person who's in your life, maybe
your father, maybe your brother,
		
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			maybe you know, if you've got an
older son or somebody decent that
		
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			you know, will be reasonable and
decent, you will say to your
		
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			prospective spouse, the person
your suitor, that you need to
		
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			consign
		
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			one option of a divorce to this
individual, right, who is my
		
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			relative or my, you know, somebody
I know, or maybe the local Imam,
		
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			you know, whoever you can
		
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			get them to agree on on taking
this on, right. So, what you will
		
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			do is, you will ask the
prospective spouse that and only
		
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			marry on the condition that you
can sign one of your divorce
		
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			options to this person, right?
That in x, y and Zed case, and you
		
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			can actually keep it as general if
you want or you it's better to
		
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			stipulated that if x y Zed goes
wrong, and you know, whatever your
		
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			main fears are, right, you can
make them very specific and say
		
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			that if this doesn't work, it has
to be very tangible, that it's
		
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			something that can't be left to
interpretation, it has to be
		
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			something very clear. Otherwise,
there's going to be an argument
		
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			about it. Alright, or you can keep
it in general, if you want to that
		
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			if x y and Zed happens or if this
doesn't work out in this
		
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			particular way, then this man has
the right to issue the divorce to
		
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			me, if you don't issue the divorce
to me, the reason I mentioned
		
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			this, is because there's some
women who've come out and they've
		
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			managed to finally release
themselves and extract themselves
		
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			from from some very, very abusive
marriages. The marriage was
		
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			abusive, it was very, very
difficult. And the husband then
		
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			refused to give them a divorce.
Which is really, really, really
		
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			corrupt. Allah says in the Quran,
certainly hoo hoo, NESARA and
		
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			Jamila, like if you can't live
together and it doesn't work out,
		
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			and then the divorce has to take
place, then just let them go
		
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			beautifully. In fact, in Islam, if
if a man divorces his wife, then
		
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			you know forget Mahara and dowry
which has to be paid anyway and it
		
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			becomes due divorced. If there's
any outstanding that's a separate
		
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			issue. There is an additional
Marriage Divorce gift I would call
		
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			it a divorce gift in Arabic they
call it moto right which means a
		
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			beneficial gift right? They would
have to on Tala you give a Muhtar.
		
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			You give a you give a divorce
parting gift of a suit of a
		
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			garment of you know of a cloth of
clothing of a set of
		
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			clothing to the wife to your ex
wife, right as a goodwill gesture,
		
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			because a lot of times this is
very acrimonious, right? This a
		
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			lot of sorrow heartbreak takes
place in here. And we don't want
		
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			families to break up because of
this. We've just seen too much of
		
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			that. So there's a sudden there's
an excuse to have to do this. It's
		
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			a recommendation to give to give a
set of clothing to your, your ex
		
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			wife when you divorce her, you
know, or your wife when you
		
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			divorce her. So the idea of this
is that what happens with some
		
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			husbands, they're very abusive. In
fact, I've I've come across some
		
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			really naive men, where it's all
going wrong. They don't want to
		
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			stay with each other. They can't
stay with each other. But the
		
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			husband refuses to divorce and I
said why? He said, Because It's
		
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			haram to divorce, as it is haram
to divorce only in certain cases.
		
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			It's not haram to divorce in okay.
That's why we it's it's a halal,
		
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			it is not haram. Absolutely. It's
not haram absolutely at all. It's
		
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			actually just impermissible.
Unless you are in the case where
		
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			it must be done. In fact, in some
cases, that divorce is the Mercy
		
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			we're not Catholics. I remember
when I was in the Vatican, the big
		
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			discussion there with members in
the Vatican was just this that
		
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			they were trying to figure out how
to circumvent they're very strict
		
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			law that they have that people
can't get divorced. In fact,
		
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			according to many Catholic
churches, if a one of their
		
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			members gets a divorce, they get
excommunicated from the church.
		
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			They are no longer members of that
church, which is really sad, we
		
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			don't have the issue. Divorce
takes place, divorce happens, even
		
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			the professor Lawson wanted to
divorce so out of the Allahu anha.
		
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			And there are other women that
that it's related that he
		
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			divorced, right? There's the case
of also the Sahaba, who came to
		
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			the professor Lawson said I can't
complain of my husband at all
		
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			right in everything else in Dean
etc. He is wonderful, but I don't
		
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			want to be ungrateful in my Islam,
which means I may be she's saying
		
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			I don't appreciate him according
to the version. So the prophets I
		
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			said, Okay, fine, do a holla. Are
you willing to give him back what
		
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			he gave you? I think it was an
orchardist Are you willing to give
		
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			it back to him? He says, Yes, I'm
willing to give it back to him. So
		
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			then he he said, you know, you can
do this and give her a divorce on
		
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			on on that basis. But don't keep
women hanging, this is completely
		
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			wrong. So then what happens in
these cases is that the woman, she
		
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			then if the husband doesn't give a
divorce, then she has to run
		
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			around, she has to then go to a
Sharia court. And it's this long
		
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			winded progress process, which is
very, very difficult. So that's
		
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			why I suggested in a case like
this, when you got fears to allay
		
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			your fears, you get married, but
put that the free the this in
		
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			Arabic is called the Free dot
Pollak, right, which means to
		
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			consign a divorce to somebody else
that, you know, you trust that
		
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			they will then issue the divorce
if the husband doesn't, of course,
		
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			this doesn't mean that the husband
can't issue the divorce anymore,
		
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			he still has the three rights of
divorce that he has. But this is
		
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			just an extension of that right to
somebody else that we both can do
		
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			it. Right. So if you haven't
understood that correctly, you
		
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			know, please feel free to contact
us at zum zum academy.com. And the
		
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			other lecture that I would suggest
that you really listen to if you
		
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			haven't already, right, if if you
know just to help you get over
		
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			this, these fears and get over the
fact that you've suffered in the
		
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			past, so you're going to suffer in
the future. And thus you don't
		
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			trust anybody to get over that.
There's a very important lecture
		
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			that I would suggest you listen to
on zum zum Academy called
		
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			Don't be depressed, you don't know
your future, because what a lot of
		
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			people do is, if they've had a bad
experience in the past, they
		
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			project that onto the future and
think that that's what's written
		
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			for them. Now nobody knows what's
written for them until after it's
		
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			happened. Only then do you know
what the Prophet sallallahu sallam
		
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			said in a hadith of Sahih Muslim
is rissalah million federal cola
		
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			charges, which means that you need
to avidly seek out what is
		
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			beneficial for you. So if being
married for you is beneficial, and
		
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			the Sunnah, say, so then that's
what you should do, you should
		
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			avidly seek it out. Here's is the
word in Arabic that's used, which
		
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			is, you know, really go for it,
and what attaches and don't just
		
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			sit back and cry is my word,
right? Don't just sit back and do
		
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			nothing about it and think that
you're important. No, don't just
		
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			sit back and do nothing you need
to go for this is what the Prophet
		
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			salallahu Salam wants from us,
right? He wants us to be
		
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			productive, he wants us to be He
wants us to be positive about the
		
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			about the future optimistic about
the future, and not just, you
		
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			know, consider everybody to be
messed up as some people do. So.
		
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			So again, first try to remedy our
issues by the various different
		
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			ways that I mentioned. Listen to
that lecture. You know, get
		
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			professional help. If you have to
look at ponder over other people's
		
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			marriages, don't let yourself
justify it. You know, don't become
		
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			OCD about this and understand that
you know, you're in a better you,
		
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			it's worth taking the risk because
you're not enjoying your state
		
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			right now. Right and it can't get
any worse but then put some
		
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			safeguards in it.
		
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			place when if you do get married,
and when you do get married by
		
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			having one divorce option,
consigned to somebody. And lastly,
		
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			the other thing that you can
consider doing is that when you do
		
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			get married, clearly, if you're
older than you're going to have
		
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			your own place, they're going to
have their own place. So rather
		
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			than have them have, you know, the
two of you move in together
		
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			straightaway, and then try to
build it like that you could
		
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			consider another way, which is
that he stays where he is, you
		
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			stay where you are, and you just
meet up, you know, every day, or
		
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			whatever the case is. And you
slowly build that relation,
		
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			especially if you have to
introduce the children to it
		
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			because sometimes, children,
unfortunately, sometimes they
		
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			don't like the you know, they act
very selfish. I've dealt with
		
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			cases like that where some
children mashallah very good, say
		
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			yes to their mother or father,
yes, you should get married again,
		
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			and are very supportive. But in
other cases, they're very jealous,
		
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			right? They said, like, How can
you marry when our mother had
		
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			died, or our father, you know, had
died, or whatever the case is, but
		
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			you have to live your own life. So
you have to do this slowly. Right,
		
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			you have to do this slowly. So if
you want to do it that way, where
		
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			you just kind of, you know, come
together once in a while, or
		
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			sorry, every day, every every two
days, or whatever. And slowly,
		
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			slowly, as the relationship builds
up, right, you can understand one
		
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			another, then you actually move
in. And if it doesn't work, then
		
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			there's always divorce at the end
of it. And you've got that, you
		
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			know, you've got that safety net,
which I explained of the
		
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			consignment of divorce there as
well. So these are a number of
		
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			suggestions that we're just trying
to find practical suggestions so
		
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			that we can observe the son of
marriage, we can remove the
		
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			depression, we can remove the
isolation, the feeling of icing
		
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			because a lot of people who've
been divorced, and because they
		
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			start thinking that everybody's
out to get them sometimes they
		
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			isolate themselves from the
community as well. Right. And
		
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			that's really difficult. In fact,
I've seen very successful people I
		
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			mean, in the set, I mean, in
inverted commas of those people
		
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			who've been divorced, mashallah,
they volunteer for everything,
		
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			right? And that's how they keep
themselves occupied. Right?
		
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			Otherwise, they may feel that they
don't have any self worth. So they
		
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			really keep themselves occupied by
volunteering everywhere. That's
		
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			one way to deal with it. Right?
That's one way to deal with it.
		
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			But the Sahaba as I said, some of
them they would, they would marry
		
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			even towards the end of their
life. So that it'd be it'd be a
		
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			sunnah that they could observe. We
ask Allah subhanaw taala for
		
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			assistance and help We ask Allah
to make us assist those who are in
		
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			difficulty because we as a
community need to do more. Right
		
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			and the only way we can do more is
if we recognize these things and
		
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			we become informed of these
things, and we understand how to
		
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			inshallah advise others, we ask
Allah to help us, help ourselves
		
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			and inshallah help others and make
this a source of sadaqa jariya aka
		
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			Ana and Al Hamdulillah, Hara
Rabbil Alameen.