Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – How to Make Du’a Like the Prophet Muhammad (S)

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the importance of the DHA in Arabic to signal a desire to be successful in Islam, and the use of "naive" in Arabic to signal a desire to be successful. They also discuss the use of "three" in English to express pride and desire, and the importance of finding the right person for a job. The speakers emphasize the importance of shaming and reproach in the context of shaping one's culture, and stress the importance of showing proper names and not giving them to anyone. They also mention the benefits of reforming one's religion and returning to a sense of success in life, and the importance of respecting others.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al
Hamdulillah
		
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			Al Hamdulillah Hamden girthier on
the Yibin Mubarak and fie Mubarak
		
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			and Ali, gamma your Hebrew Rabona
were about Jalla Jalla who are a
		
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			Manawatu
		
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			for Salatu was Salam ALA. So you
will have you been Mustafa
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa aalihi wa
sahbihi wa seldom at the Sleeman
		
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			Kathira on laomi Deen a my bad
fall Allah with about a quarter
		
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			Allah for the Quran in Nigeria
will for Colonial Hamid la cara
		
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			Rob boo Komodo Rooney STG
Blackcomb
		
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			My dear respected friends, our
dear respected
		
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			elders and our respected younger
folk.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
salam had two aspects
		
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			when it came to his mission,
		
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			the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
did Dawa. That will means to
		
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			invite
		
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			he did our which was to invite the
people. The word in Arabic Dawa.
		
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			There is also another similar word
to it which comes from the same
		
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			root term which is dua, DUA and
Dawa. They both mean very, they
		
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			come from a very similar route. In
fact, the same route that will
		
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			means to invite the people. And
dua means to ask of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala if you want your data to be
successful,
		
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			if you want your invitation to
others to be successful, you need
		
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			to ask the Tofik of Allah subhanho
wa taala. So the DUA has to be
		
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			there.
		
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			Mostly, we know about the Dawa,
the invitation
		
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			and the propagation of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his
		
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			life. There are many sera books
that discuss that and generally
		
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			there's numerous talks that
discuss how the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam conveyed the
message of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada.
		
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			We also know that the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa salam had
		
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			many doors.
		
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			We also make dua,
		
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			but what we want to understand
today is how were the doors of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam
		
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			my hope Inshallah, my dua my
prayer to Allah is that, once we
		
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			understand this, your DUA will not
be the same again.
		
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			In sha Allah, then it will infuse
our doulas with the life that they
		
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			need
		
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			so that they can be more powerful
in sha Allah.
		
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			See, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam, in his doors, what we
		
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			understand is that from a literary
perspective, if you look at it
		
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			from a literary perspective,
		
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			when you study literature, types
of language and the way it's used,
		
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			you have your horror, you have
your romance, you have your
		
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			dramas, you have your poetry, and
you have the different genres of
		
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			literature they call them in
Arabic, when it comes to doors, we
		
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			have a very specific genre, dua in
itself is a very, very special way
		
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			of saying something.
		
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			There's a special art to doing
this.
		
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			I give you an give you an example.
		
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			When I was growing up in Urdu,
		
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			and in Gujarati
		
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			I'm not sure if it's the same in
Bengali, but when you make dua to
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala in order
do you say Allah to mu j the two
		
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			Mujaddid
		
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			now when you say two two is
considered to be actually for
		
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			normal person when you say two
it's considered to be
		
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			disrespectful in order to use the
word up it's more respectful nine
		
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			English it's all the same, you you
you two older or younger, but when
		
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			it comes to Oh to do with reality
and other languages, in
		
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			Bangladeshi, you have separate
words as well.
		
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			So now, I used to always wonder
that why are we addressing Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala with the word two,
as opposed to be up because you
		
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			know, to me Jaden, it was only
later that I discovered that this
		
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			is this special category of
expression, to make it so personal
		
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			and so impersonal, no pretenses
whatsoever. That in this
		
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			particular position, when you're
making dua to Allah, you can say
		
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			to
		
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			you can't say it in any other
situation, otherwise, it'd be
		
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			disrespectful.
		
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			But in that particular situation,
because you're supposed to be so
		
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			intimate and so close, you're
allowed to say that this is our
		
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			languages, you're allowed to say
certain things in a certain
		
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			context, which should not be
allowable in a different context,
		
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			but in this context, is most
appropriate and is the best way to
		
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			do something. That's what you call
eloquent.
		
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			Now, moving away from that, if you
look at the two R's of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, each
one of them
		
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			is a masterpiece.
		
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			Each one of them is so profound,
because
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam had a big task on his hand
		
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			at his time, in terms of a human
connection to Allah subhana wa
		
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			Tada. There was a lot of
misunderstanding, a lot of
		
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			confusion. The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa salam says a door or who
		
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			will a brother dua is a brother.
		
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			He also says, The DUA is more holy
a brother is the essence of
		
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			worship. When I first read that
hadith, it was a bit difficult for
		
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			me to understand what was meant,
because I saw dua as a selfish
		
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			expression of want. You are
requesting Allah Oh Allah give me
		
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			this Oh Allah make me like this.
Oh, Allah give me this job. Oh,
		
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			Allah give me this, give me that.
Right. You're asking for something
		
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			for yourself. What I saw a bar
that as which it is, is devotion,
		
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			like you're doing solid, you're
doing some vicar. There's no,
		
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			there's not nothing selfish about
that. You're just showing an
		
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			expressing a devotion to Allah
subhanaw taala. That's what you
		
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			call it Ibaadat. So how is dua
which I saw as a selfish plea for
		
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			things that I wanted, and it
bothered. But this is what it is,
		
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			when we do do our properly if we
understand what a dua should be
		
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			like and what it should contain,
then we will understand that it is
		
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			it is one of the greatest forms of
worship, and how is that when we
		
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			have lost all else, when we cannot
go to anyone else. And we then
		
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			show our humility, to express
something for Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala to Allah subhanaw taala,
then we are actually expressing
		
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			our idea, our servitude, I am your
slave, I am in need, and my hands
		
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			outstretched to you because it's
only you that can assist me and
		
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			help me in this regard. That is
what is supposed to be an
		
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			expression of
		
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			my humility, to the creator and
sustainer and provider of
		
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			everything. That position is a
very intense position of abdiel.
		
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			That's why dua is essentially
worshipped if it's done in the
		
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			right way.
		
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			Now, in Jah helliya times, Allah
was there, Allah has always been
		
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			there. In fact, he was believed in
by the people, they believed in
		
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			the highest being. However, they
did not think they could access
		
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			Allah directly. That's why they
had all of these idols. It's just
		
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			like, in your local, you know,
locally, you can't get through to
		
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			the Prime Minister, you have to go
through your local MP or whatever
		
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			the case is, it's very difficult
to get to the big shots up there.
		
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			Now they apply this to Allah
little understanding that Allah
		
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			despite his greatness is closer to
everybody than their jugular vein,
		
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			and he hears everything. So this
was the misunderstanding. Number
		
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			two, if you then look towards
Greece, which was a much older
		
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			tradition, the Hellenistic
philosophical tradition, from the
		
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			Platonic Aristotelian logic,
Aristotelian philosophy, they
		
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			believed in a Supreme Being, they
believed in God, but he was called
		
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			the unmoved mover, or the first
cause.
		
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			The problem is that between what
their concept of God was as such,
		
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			and between humanity and the
world, they had all of these
		
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			intermediaries in between, they
had 10, they call them are called
		
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			the intellects. And the last one
that dealt with the affairs of the
		
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			world was called the active
intellect, which meant that again,
		
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			you couldn't get directly to Allah
you could not get directly to
		
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			their first cause. There was
always intermediaries in between
		
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			the prophets Allah Lauryssens task
was to teach people a number of
		
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			things is that you can access
Allah directly. So look how Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala does it in the
Quran in surah Zoomer Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala says, What either
hookey Allah who was the who is
		
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			schema as global Levine Hola, yo,
Mina, Bill our hero. What either
		
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			who cares we're either look here
Allah Xena mean Dooney is our whom
		
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			yesterday she rune. When Allah
alone is mentioned, the people who
		
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			do not believe in the hereafter
their face undergoes change.
		
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			They don't like it.
		
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			You know when you hear something
you're not excited about how does
		
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			your face become? That's what
their situation was. However, when
		
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			those besides Allah were mentioned
that they used to believe in that
		
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			you know, the idols and so on.
They used to get excited because
		
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			they felt that something was gonna
come from them and not from Allah
		
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			because Allah was to beyond
		
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			that's why then Allah subhanho wa
Taala says in Surah Al Baqarah
		
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			another stage
		
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			where either
		
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			Hola Kariba the omniva in need
Corrib
		
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			OG without a dar either the en
		
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			file yes the G Bulli will you
know, be la Allah whom your schoon
		
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			when My servants ask about me,
		
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			then let them know that I'm close
		
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			enough it doesn't even say let
them know it just says I am close.
		
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			That's the powerful expression of
the Quran. When the My servants
		
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			ask about me, I am close, then I
am close.
		
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			I respond
		
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			to those who call upon me when
they call upon me.
		
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			Then Allah subhanho wa Taala to
take people's attention away from
		
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			all of these other fake
intermediaries said Walter Roman
		
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			Dooney Allah He Mala and Farooq
Abdullah doorlock. Don't call on
		
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			to all of these other things
besides Allah, these other deities
		
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			that you have taken besides Allah,
who cannot benefit you and who
		
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			cannot harm you. This was
something deep down, they
		
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			understood that they can't harm us
and benefit us. The problem was
		
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			narrative. Now, what does that
mean? The problem was narrative.
		
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			When you buy into a narrative,
then you become blinded and fully
		
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			convinced with that narrative.
Then you interpret everything
		
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			accordingly. I give you a few
examples.
		
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			In a program, I'm met somebody, it
was an interfaith program and I
		
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			met somebody, it was a Muslim
woman. And she said to me that you
		
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			look like my brother, meaning I
looked like her brother. Don't you
		
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			know my brother? He's a Mufti.
		
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			I thought she's she was Shia
background. So I thought, I don't
		
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			know any Shia of these. Why would
I know her brother? And she was
		
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			quite convinced that you know,
might you should know my brother.
		
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			He is the Mufti. I said, Look, I
don't know your brother. Right?
		
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			And I didn't think much of it. I
ignored it.
		
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			A day or two later she asked me
and she says you should know my
		
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			brother. He is.
		
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			He's a Mufti and he graduated in
darlin Karachi that woke me up I
		
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			said, Hold on, hold on. You don't
get shears graduating from darlin
		
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			Karachi. It's a whole different
tradition. So what's going on
		
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			here? So tell me what what are
you? What are you talking about?
		
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			So apparently, she she, she
becomes here.
		
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			And her brother was a Mufti of a
particular city. I won't mention
		
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			his name. And I've been to the
city and I know then I discovered
		
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			that I know her other brother
who's in Dublin
		
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			because I did tarawih in the area
many, many years ago.
		
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			Wow. So I asked her the story. I
said, what happened? I said, Well,
		
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			she had a friend at university who
was here and who told her a number
		
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			of things.
		
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			One of the gripes and the
complaints was that
		
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			you see, the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam had a piece of land had
		
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			some land,
		
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			that he would take expenses from
for his family and so on, and he
		
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			would give sadaqa, etc. After the
Prophet salallahu Salam departed
		
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			this world 14 Out of the Allahu
anha, came to Al Bakr, Siddiq, or
		
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			the Allah one. Now there's a
famous Hadith, which is that from
		
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			the Prophet salallahu alayhi salam
that we,
		
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			group of Prophets, we congregation
of prophets do not leave behind
		
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			inheritance, that which we leave
behind this knowledge. And that's
		
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			for the whole Ummah, and you can
take as much of the inheritance as
		
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			you want, it's open to all in
terms of substance.
		
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			We don't leave any inheritance,
the well known Hadith
		
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			when Fatima or the Alon, she
didn't know about this, it seems
		
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			she came and she asked for the
land, discussing with obika The
		
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			Allah one.
		
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			And Albuquerque alone explained
the Hadith to her.
		
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			And then she went away.
		
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			Now, the narrative here is, this
was an injustice.
		
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			This was an injustice against the
family of the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam, and he get
people evoke people into anger and
		
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			sadness. And they build a whole
thing against his O'Meara. They
		
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			did the same thing afterwards.
		
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			Thus, Abu Bakr and Omar they were
against what the Allah wanted,
		
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			they were against the Prophet
sallallahu Salman, his family.
		
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			This is an I said, this is a
narrative you've bought into why
		
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			don't you look at it a different
way, that this was what the
		
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			prophets Allah had said, this was
a well known narration. And this
		
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			is what it was.
		
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			It just depends on what you buy
into. And once you buy into
		
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			something you become blinded, give
you another example. One of the
		
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			biggest examples of this is
Shavon. shaytaan sees himself made
		
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			from fire. He's worshipped Allah
all throughout. He's been a big
		
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			devotee. He's been worshipping
Allah
		
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			But then when Adam Alayhis Salam
is created from soil, his logic
		
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			works like this fire rises,
whereas soil is lowly. Why should
		
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			I prostrate in front of him?
That's one narrative. That's one
		
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			way of looking at something.
Another way of looking at it would
		
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			have been so many other ways
		
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			that God created both of us. God
wants me to prostrate and humility
		
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			and submission is the greatest
thing. I should do that that's
		
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			another narrative. Another
narrative is another you can say,
		
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			purely scientific narrative is
okay, fire leaves ashes in its
		
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			weak, fire destroys, fire wreaks
havoc. Soil doesn't do that soil
		
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			grows gives birth to things. So
couldn't have looked at it that
		
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			way. Wasn't there a different way
of looking at it? There's a person
		
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			that I know who's from a Pakistani
background. His daughter got
		
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			married against the parents wishes
to a Bangladeshi brother 10 years
		
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			ago, they've got three children
now.
		
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			They all understand it was a
mistake. Right? They all
		
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			understand it was a mistake,
right? mistake in the sense that
		
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			it's made so many people unhappy.
It's not a mistake, religiously
		
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			speaking. But culturally speaking,
it was a mistake in there. Because
		
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			this father now does not speak
want to speak to his daughter,
		
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			even after 10 years. Even after
three children, he doesn't want to
		
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			see the children.
		
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			What kind of a human is this?
		
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			What narrative has he bought into
his narrative is that this goes
		
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			against my culture. Because my
daughter should have got married
		
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			to my my nephew.
		
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			She didn't do that. Okay, fine.
What they did was wrong. I agree.
		
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			Right? Not religiously wrong as
such, but you have to listen to
		
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			your prayers. You have tried to
make everybody happy. And that's
		
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			understandable. But come on,
haven't you got a heart? Don't you
		
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			want to be forgiven as well by
Allah? Don't you make mistakes?
		
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			Is your culture more important
than your daughter and your blood?
		
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			Your cultures narrative is more
valuable to you than your blood
		
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			relative? Like, what's your
problem? Okay, you can be upset
		
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			with them for six months, maybe
for one year, maybe for three
		
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			years. But for 10 years after
having children.
		
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			This is what Allah wanted. Now,
Hadas finish you've had your
		
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			patients, Allah will give you for
your patience.
		
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			This is the problem with
narrative.
		
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			This is the problem with
narrative. And you got the wrong
		
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			narrative, you will become blinded
by it.
		
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			And this is what happens with
atheists. They take on the wrong
		
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			narrative, even if their heart
calls out to God at moments at
		
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			sensitive moments. But
intellectually, they're unable to
		
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			surmount the intellectual
challenge of their mind. And thus
		
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			they continue to deny and yet
their heart calls out. And this is
		
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			the problem with narratives. Now
think about it. Why did shaytan
		
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			not think about the other
narrative?
		
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			It's all Tofik. It's all related
to divine guidance and divine
		
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			enablement. We have to just be so
satisfied and thankful to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala that he has given
us in sha Allah the right
		
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			narrative. Otherwise, what
difference what what? How easy it
		
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			would have been for us to have had
another narrative.
		
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			Where else does it come from?
Except Allah subhanho wa taala.
		
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			Somebody in our family has made
dua that's why I mentioned that if
		
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			people respect the knowledge,
respect the books of and respect
		
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			the masjid, respect the Allah ma,
then even if Allah doesn't give
		
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			them knowledge, he will put it
into their children and into their
		
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			progeny. These are ways of
deriving the tofi from Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. Otherwise, our
iman is open. Our Iman is open to
		
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			its vulnerable.
		
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			May Allah be thanked for the
narrative that He's given us?
		
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			Otherwise, so many other
narratives exist? Moving back to
		
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			our topic?
		
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			The prophets Allah, Allah subhanho
wa Taala was now diffusing this
		
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			whole confusion, unraveling it
then Allah subhanho wa Taala says,
		
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			What color a boo Komodo Rooney
istnieje Blackcomb.
		
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			Your Lord says Call on Me and I
will answer you. He's giving a
		
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			command now. After his unraveling
everything is commanding. Then he
		
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			says in the Lavina you're stuck
Bureau Anna and Eva that he said
		
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			Hello Anna Johanna Murdock hearing
those people who think they're too
		
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			big to be obedient to me to devote
themselves to me, then they are
		
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			we're going to enter them into the
hellfire.
		
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			So this is now a warning the
prophets of the Lord isms
		
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			isn't a hadith manlam Yes Adela,
Yehuda Valley whoever doesn't ask
		
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			Allah Allah gets angry on it
		
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			now he's making it very clear that
you need to ask Allah that's very
		
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			important
		
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			now let us look at the doors of
the Prophet let's learn how to
		
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			make dua you know the problem is
that our to us today are a list of
		
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			dictations
		
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			we finished Salado whenever we're
going to make dua, O Allah
		
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			except my doors of Allah give me
my job that job I'm looking for
		
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			Allah make it easy for me all I
need to get my daughter married
		
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			find the right person for me.
There's that person were
		
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			interested Allah turned his heart
towards this is the right person.
		
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			Oh Allah, I need that phone that
call I need. I need that raise in
		
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			my job I need.
		
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			We're just basically a whole list
of things as though Allah is there
		
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			waiting with the list a pen. Okay,
fine. Yes, yes, yes, yes. And I'll
		
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			do this for you. Essentially, this
is this is the way I will do
		
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			answer. We think it's silly. And
then when it doesn't get accepted,
		
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			we get upset. How can we didn't do
it? Like he said, Our slave or
		
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			something. He's our servant. He
didn't do the job today for me.
		
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			I've told him 10 times. I've made
the order 10 times and it hasn't
		
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			been accepted.
		
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			Allah has the whole nother arm of
the world to look after. We're
		
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			just a small element within this
whole quantum world of
		
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			interconnected beings. We want
this this that and the other. Does
		
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			it fit into Allah's grand plan and
decree of the entire world?
		
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			Because whatever he gives us is
going to have an possible impact
		
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			on something else. Is it the right
thing for us? Is it harmful for
		
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			us? Is it good for us? That's why
doctors are always examining the
		
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			act of dua is always going to be
accepted, we're going to get
		
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			something for it, either what we
asked for now or later, or if it's
		
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			inappropriate for us right now, we
won't get it, but we'll be given
		
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			something else or a removal of a
calamity.
		
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			Otherwise, we'll be giving it to a
given in the Hereafter, which
		
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			would be the most valuable option,
though. That's not what we
		
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			generally want. Because we want it
now.
		
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			Right? So there's always benefit
in doing dua, but we have to
		
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			understand that it has to fit into
Allah's grand plan. And maybe this
		
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			job that I'm looking for is bad
for that grand plan and is bad for
		
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			me. I may become more arrogant if
I stopped making that higher
		
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			salary right now and I'm too
young.
		
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			Right this is gonna be so many
different reasons. So now when you
		
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			look at the Prophet sallallahu
Radiosondes dua
		
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			look at understand where it's
coming from.
		
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			We have Allah the Creator,
		
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			who is the giver of everything. He
is the one who you're going to
		
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			call upon the one calling upon him
and supplicating is the Prophet
		
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			Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. He is a prophet. He is a
		
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			Rasul. He is the Most Beloved of
all of humanity, all of creation
		
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			to Allah subhanho wa taala. He
also knows Allah more than anybody
		
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			else. He knows what invokes
Allah's mercy. He knows what gets
		
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			Allah to give. He knows how to
convince Allah, and he has the
		
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			greatest level of servitude.
		
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			Can you think about any other
persons whose DUA and
		
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			communication with Allah could be
any more better than that?
		
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			He's got it all made. On top of
that. The Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam was the most
eloquent being his Arabic was the
		
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			most profound, most effective,
most eloquent, you couldn't have
		
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			anything. That's why when you look
at the doors of the prophets,
		
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			Allah, some every single one of
them, you can't fault them for
		
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			their splendor, for their language
for their effectiveness for their
		
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			brevity, every day of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi salam, in fact,
		
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			every word of the person but
especially as though as they are
		
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			comprehensive, they are effective.
They are profound in their
		
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			meaning.
		
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			They are a miracle on their own.
If you look at it, in themselves,
		
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			the prophets Allah son was
extremely fluent in his doors.
		
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			He's very forceful, he is vivid,
he is moving. He is expressive.
		
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			All of these characteristics. It's
highly appropriate, highly
		
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			articulate. He is his language is
smooth and facile. His speech is
		
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			deeply moving and evocative. This
is what characterizes the words
		
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			and expressions of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. The
		
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			reason is that every dua of the
Prophet salallahu Salam is coming.
		
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			It's filled with it encompasses
the light of prophecy, as a
		
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			prophet, it has the conviction and
determination of a messenger and
		
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			that the highest messenger and
along with all of that, it has the
		
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			appropriate and effective
expression of
		
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			The perfect and servant of Allah
subhanho wa taala. You cannot have
		
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			that combination in anybody else.
One who is a prophet, a messenger
		
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			and abd par excellence. That's why
his doors are going to be the
		
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			greatest. And I will show you a
few of these to us today, the
		
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			doors of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam are of two types.
		
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			In general, you've got the very
specific two hours before eating
		
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			Bismillah albaraka. Tila, after
eating before sleeping before
		
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			wudu, etc. These are specific
occasion doors for that particular
		
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			situation. Then you've got the
comprehensive doors, the doors
		
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			which ask for general things, if
you look at any one of these
		
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			general doors, the majority of
them are such that if just that
		
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			one two hours to be accepted for
us, our dunya and akhira is
		
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			sorted.
		
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			They are so short, but they
encompass the prosperity of this
		
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			world and the hereafter. They
contain within it the success of
		
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			both worlds every single one of
them, and I'll show you some of
		
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			them. But then we need to look at
the way the prophets also made
		
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			dua. And that's what we need to
learn, then we will see that our
		
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			doors will be accepted, we have to
set the scene.
		
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			So the Prophet sallallahu
Radiosondes, draw from the
		
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			perspective that they are
spiritual manifestations. At the
		
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			same time, they're perfect from a
literary perspective. You can't
		
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			fault them. Clear and lucid,
flowing and complete free of any
		
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			pretenses goes directly to the
point uses the right words to
		
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			invoke the right name of Allah at
the right time.
		
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			You can tell that it's somebody
who's got great pain for the
		
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			Ummah, when you listen to his
daughters, a great zeal, a high
		
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			level of Malefor knowledge of
Allah subhanaw taala. And then
		
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			profoundly eloquent, you can just
imagine what that speech is going
		
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			to be like. Let us start with one
dua.
		
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			And it is quite unfortunate for
those of us who don't understand
		
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			Arabic directly, because you can't
appreciate the language that's
		
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			used, I will translate it, I'll
try to do the best job that I can.
		
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			But if you understood it directly
through the Arabic, it would just
		
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			Subhanallah it will have your hair
standing on end. That's how
		
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			beautiful these two are. Let's
just start with the two out of
		
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			five.
		
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			Now, to understand the context,
because every speech that you say
		
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			that you do, that you utter, comes
at a particular particular
		
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			situation. There are reasons why
you say that, that creates the
		
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			reason to say those words. The
Prophet sallallahu Sallam has
		
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			become weary of the people of
Makkah, that persecute being
		
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			persecuted. So he goes to five,
which is the second most
		
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			influential city, there are three
tribes or three leaders or three
		
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			leaders down there, to try to
speak to them, if you could get
		
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			support for them from them.
hamdulillah it would help the
		
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			cause. However, when he goes
there, unfortunately, it's not
		
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			successful. At the end as he's
leaving the city. There are
		
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			children who are sent behind him
to throw stones at him and thus he
		
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			is blooded. He just done his best.
He went out of his way to go
		
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			there. He's come back and he feels
the failure, the dejection and the
		
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			rejection. What is his dog going
to be like at that time? What your
		
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			what would your and my daughter
would be at that time?
		
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			Our life done my best. What else
can I do?
		
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			Right? They don't get it.
		
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			This is the daughter of the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam. He says Allahumma inni
sashco Darfur Kuwaiti working
		
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			letter helicity wa an ER nurse.
		
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			He starts offices, Allah, unto you
do I complain
		
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			of the weakness of my strength?
		
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			That's how it starts. The weakness
of my strength.
		
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			The paucity of my strategies, I
didn't have a strategy
		
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			and my loneliness before men, I'm
humiliated in their sight Hawa any
		
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			other nurse. That's how he starts.
Then he says, under our hammer raw
		
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			he mean, you are the Most Merciful
of the merciful ones. And the
		
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			rubble, Mustafa Athene, look at
the words he's using the names of
		
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			Allah that he's calling Allah
with, not just Oh Allah, Oh Allah.
		
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			I mean, Allah has a very powerful
name but he has 99 and more names
		
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			for a reason.
		
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			And are Hamra him, you know, the
Most Merciful of them. I want your
		
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			mercy. This is a place of mercy.
You can tell he's using the right
		
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			characteristic and thurible
Mustafa affine You are the Lord of
		
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			those who are considered weak.
		
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			Those that people
		
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			deal with and consider them to be
weak. You're the lord of those.
		
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			Were under rugby and you're also
My Lord, I have no other Lord,
		
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			you're my Lord. Now are these
things on these things all obvious
		
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			anyway, but this is what the
purpose of his building the story
		
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			he is
		
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			setting the scene for his daughter
		
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			Isla monta Killarney Who are you
going to come? Who are you going
		
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			to consign me to? Who are you
going to give give control over
		
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			me?
		
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			Allah man takhini Illa bar Eden
Yetta. Jaya Harmonix to some
		
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			distant person
		
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			to some distant person who are
some stranger who's going to Ill
		
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			treat me
		
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			meaning are you going to punish me
like this?
		
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			I'm Ella I do will molucca who
angry or are you going to give me
		
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			over to an enemy who you're going
to give control over me?
		
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			And then he says in lumea con mica
hada Boon Allah Yeah, fella who
		
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			burly
		
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			if you do that, but you are not
angry with me then I don't care.
		
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			What servitude that's a servant.
Not somebody who's going to
		
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			complain you don't accept my dua.
		
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			If you do all of these things, as
long as you're happy and not angry
		
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			with me, I am fine with that. Her
Euro Anna Anna fear Tucker. Oh,
		
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			sit here. Oh, Sara Lee, except
that your well being and giving me
		
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			well being is going to be the
broader path for me. That's what I
		
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			would rather have than that. But
it's up to you. Are all the men he
		
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			makes his dog or Oh, there'll be
nobody which he called Kareem. Or
		
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			there'll be nobody what he called
the Ashoka Hulu. Matt. I asked you
		
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			by the light of Your countenance
through which all darkness is
		
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			eliminated. Wa sallahu wa Alayhi
Umrah duniya will hero and all the
		
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			affairs of the world and the
hereafter are set right
		
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			what do I ask you for through that
mean a year Hila Allah Johanna
		
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			book
		
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			that your anger descend upon me.
Oh yen Zilla be Saha took or your
		
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			wrath comes over me. Look alert
Abba, had toradol for you
		
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			is the right to reproach until you
are satisfied.
		
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			You have the right to continue to
tell me off and reproach me or
		
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			punish me as you want. until you
are satisfied. What are Howler
		
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			What are Quwata illa biLlah and
there is no power to do good or
		
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			ability to refrain from evil
except through you. That's what
		
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			you call the dua of a prophet.
		
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			Now moving on, let's look at the
dua of artifacts now davara third,
		
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			this is SubhanAllah. In Ramadan,
the shayateen are locked up. We
		
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			feel the benefits in hajj on the
day of Arafa Zahara to market him,
		
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			the shayateen is not locked up.
But the amount of Mercy that's
		
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			descending is so much that
shaytaan gets totally perplexed
		
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			and becomes despondent that today
I can't infect anybody here today.
		
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			That's the time is the time when
every moment of it is so valuable
		
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			and so precious that you can take
the worst of sinners and make them
		
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			into the greatest Olia of Allah.
If they do the right thing and
		
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			that time, that's how powerful
that time is. What would the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu was do RB on
that day?
		
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			Think about it. This is his dua.
		
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			Now ponder over these words. He
starts he says hola Houma in Nikka
		
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			Tessmer Ocala Amin Ouattara
McCarney, what I learned was
		
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			Saturday what I learned it.
		
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			Does he ask anything yet? No, he's
just setting the scene. Oh Allah.
		
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			You are listening to me. You can
hear what I say. You can see my
		
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			state you're seeing my state right
now. And you know, everything
		
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			about me, both the hidden and the
apparent lie off. I like a shape
		
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			or memory. Nothing of my affair is
hidden and concealed upon you.
		
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			Nothing.
		
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			He doesn't still start asking what
ANOVA is will fucking
		
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			and I am the afflicted and the
poor one. I am the poor and
		
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			afflicted one. I'll Mr. Heath, l
Mr. GL, the one who is calling for
		
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			your sucker and for your refuge.
		
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			I'll watch it. I'll Moshiach
		
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			the the trembling one in great
pain.
		
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			Al mocker al more Turriff bithumb
Be the one who is self confessing
		
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			of my sin.
		
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			You don't have to establish any
proof against me. I am confessing
		
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			my sin already. I am this is my
state.
		
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			Again, he doesn't stop asking
		
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			Then he says, Look, I asked you
must Allah tell me scheme? I asked
		
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			you like the asking of a destitute
one. Have you seen how destitute
		
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			people ask? They make a certain
face? They use certain words to
		
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			evoke your emotion. Right? They're
quite professionalism because they
		
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			need to try to evoke your mercy
and your revulsion by the way they
		
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			screw up their face and so on.
Right? But I asked you, like the
		
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			destitute asks, What up the hero
ileka If the halal Muslim is very
		
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			ill? And I pray to you humbly I
call upon you humbly. Like the
		
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			calling of the humiliated sinner,
the sinner who's lost, he's been
		
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			humiliated. What can his door be
like? totally broken. Now he's
		
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			only got Allah because everybody
else knows.
		
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			Allah Aloha if abbrev
		
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			The one who is severely affected?
What do I mean hadoar Atala
		
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			caraka. To who will follow that
Luca Abra. To who was de la caja
		
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			smooth, were rocky Malika and foo.
And also I am making dua to you
		
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			the dua of the one who is whose
neck is submitted in front of us,
		
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			humbled in front of you, who is
		
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			tears are flowing for you. Whose
whole body
		
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			has succumbed to you. And who's
knows is rubbing the ground for
		
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			you.
		
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			Now he starts his door. In fact,
Allah Humala that your only be dua
		
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			Iike Sharqiya
		
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			Oh Allah do not make me a failed
one in terms of my doors
		
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			don't make me deprived in my two
hours, work on the roof and Rahima
		
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			and make me of those and know and
be most merciful and forgiving for
		
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			me. Yeah, Hieronymus Olean where
Hiral Martine oh the Best of those
		
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			who can be asked and the Best of
those who give. Now you think you
		
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			make that door? You think it's not
going to be answered? You think
		
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			Allah won't give in? You're saying
Oh Allah, you're the best of those
		
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			who can be asked and the Best of
those who can give?
		
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			Do we know how to make dua? Have
we ever made a proper dua in sha
		
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			Allah after today you do as will
never be the same. This is how you
		
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			make a DUA, you set the scene you
use the right words. For example,
		
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			if you've got a difficulty, there
is something that's just not
		
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			opening up for you. You use the
name Yeah, Fatah
		
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			open opener. You got a complicated
issue. Something very subtle.
		
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			Yeah, Latif.
		
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			Ya food Yeah, how far yeah, half
of our federal how far her food,
		
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			three words, all from the same
meaning, forgive her behalf. It
		
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			means the Forgiver in general, are
far means the one who abundantly
		
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			forgives even the greatest of
sins, and are for the one who
		
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			forgives over and over and over
again.
		
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			Different names. But similar mean
to just show you what Allah is.
		
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			One name would never have suffice.
Allah is too comprehensive. An
		
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			entity for one name to have
sufficed, though Allah does
		
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			suffice everything the name Allah.
		
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			The next door
		
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			is this one.
		
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			Allahumma inni Abduch
		
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			Oh Allah, I am your servant.
That's how he starts. Now, isn't
		
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			that obvious? Doesn't Allah know
that? I am your servant. He starts
		
00:38:45 --> 00:38:50
			like this, Oh Allah, I am your
servant. I am your slave. Then he
		
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			says, What? No Abdic word no.
ametek I am also the son, the
		
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			offspring of your male servant and
of your female servant. So even my
		
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			parents are your slaves. I got
nothing going for me. I'm your
		
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			slave. My parents are your slave
as well.
		
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			Then he carries on he says now CRT
biddick my follow up is in your
		
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			hand. When you got somebody's
forelock. You're in their control.
		
00:39:21 --> 00:39:23
			You're you have control over them.
		
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			Mauldin fear hockomock It is only
your commands, which afflicts me,
		
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			they, they all apply to me. Now
all of your commands apply to me,
		
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			and I don't complain. So he says,
I don't fear Kedah oke every
		
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			decree and judgment of yours is
completely just
		
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			just showing what Allah is and who
Allah is. Allah loves to be
		
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			praised.
		
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			Now he says he says as a Luca, I
asked you again He doesn't ask
		
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			yet. You just starting everything
I asked you because he
		
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			espinho aluk I asked you with
every name that you have some may
		
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			there be enough sec, that you've
given yourself every name you
		
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			because these are the various
scenario I just talked about the
		
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			names, I asked you by every name
of yours that you have given to
		
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			yourself. Oh, Ansel the houfy key
topic that you have revealed, or
		
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			you have revealed in the book,
there are a number of names
		
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			mentioned in the in the Quran,
that are not part of the 99 names.
		
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			For example, the 99 names are just
the package. They're not the only
		
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			Names of Allah. And this hadith
explains this, though I explains
		
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			it, or that you revealed in your
book, or alumna who hadn't been
		
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			halakhic, or you've taught to
somebody very specific from the
		
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			creation, you've only taught to
somebody, oh, it's 30 behaviour in
		
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			the middle, maybe in the UK, or
you have kept it withheld it to
		
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			yourself in the knowledge that
only you possess, and know you've
		
00:40:51 --> 00:40:54
			not revealed it to anybody who
would even know that only a
		
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			profit. Only a prophet could even
think about something like this,
		
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			then No, Allah has other names
that he has not revealed to
		
00:41:01 --> 00:41:04
			anybody. I'm going to ask him by
those names.
		
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			Now, once he said that, then he
says, Then he asks the DA, and the
		
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			journal Khurana neurosurgery that
you make the Quran I ask you by
		
00:41:15 --> 00:41:19
			all of these names, that you make
the Quran, the light of my heart,
		
00:41:19 --> 00:41:21
			the light of my chest
		
00:41:23 --> 00:41:28
			Warabi Calbee the spring of my
hearts Gela Hussaini removal of my
		
00:41:28 --> 00:41:35
			cares what the harbor HMI and the
elimination of all of my problems.
		
00:41:36 --> 00:41:38
			You think your daughter's not
going to be accepted? You think
		
00:41:38 --> 00:41:42
			the Quran will then not be all of
these things if we make this to
		
00:41:42 --> 00:41:43
			our with that understanding
		
00:41:45 --> 00:41:48
			that all of our reading of the
Quran listening to the Quran, this
		
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			is the benefit we get from if we
made this door.
		
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			There are so many doors like this.
We don't have too much time I'll
		
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			just mention a few more. But if
you get a Hezbollah out of them,
		
00:41:58 --> 00:42:02
			for example, a copy of a Hezbollah
them or any other comprehensive to
		
00:42:02 --> 00:42:05
			our book like that prophetic
doors, you will see every single
		
00:42:05 --> 00:42:09
			one of them, those two hours are
so powerful. And if you complete
		
00:42:09 --> 00:42:11
			the reading of the book, whether
it takes you seven days or a
		
00:42:11 --> 00:42:16
			month, you would have asked Allah
subhanaw taala for everything that
		
00:42:16 --> 00:42:20
			is beneficial for us to ask him
and necessary for us to ask him
		
00:42:20 --> 00:42:21
			even if he didn't think about it.
		
00:42:23 --> 00:42:27
			We don't know what we else we need
from Allah but we would have asked
		
00:42:27 --> 00:42:27
			him for it.
		
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			La ilaha illa Allah who will
Haleem al Karim. That's how we
		
00:42:33 --> 00:42:38
			start. There is no God except
Allah, the Most Forbearing and the
		
00:42:38 --> 00:42:39
			most benevolence.
		
00:42:41 --> 00:42:43
			The one who's got the greatest
patience, and the one who gives
		
00:42:43 --> 00:42:47
			the most most generous so you can
see where he's going with this.
		
00:42:48 --> 00:42:52
			Subhanallah he robbed bill our
shield of him Glorified is Allah
		
00:42:52 --> 00:42:55
			the Lord of the Mighty Throne?
under his control, either if he's
		
00:42:55 --> 00:42:58
			got the throne, he's got
everything. Al hamdu Lillahi
		
00:42:58 --> 00:43:01
			Rabbil alameen and all praise is
to the Lord of the Worlds he's the
		
00:43:01 --> 00:43:03
			Lord of the Worlds. You've set the
scene.
		
00:43:05 --> 00:43:10
			Now he says Luca, I asked you
Mooji Bertie Rama tick what as a
		
00:43:10 --> 00:43:14
			mama theoretic well honey met him
in colibra was salam Ataman
		
00:43:14 --> 00:43:14
			Khalifa.
		
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			He says, I asked you for that
which evokes Your mercy for deeds
		
00:43:21 --> 00:43:24
			which bring about your
forgiveness, for the benefit of
		
00:43:24 --> 00:43:29
			complete piety and for safety from
all mistakes and sins and errors.
		
00:43:29 --> 00:43:34
			Then he says, Love that leave them
been in love oferta What are
		
00:43:34 --> 00:43:38
			Harmon in love for Russia? What
are her Justin here, look at it on
		
00:43:38 --> 00:43:42
			Illa Kadota Hi yah are hammer
rahimian Do not leave me with any
		
00:43:42 --> 00:43:49
			sin, Unforgiven, any worry not
removed by you any need that is
		
00:43:49 --> 00:43:52
			pleasing to you, without
fulfilling it meaning every need
		
00:43:52 --> 00:43:57
			that I have that is fulfilling
that is pleasing to You fulfill
		
00:43:57 --> 00:44:00
			it, OH Most Merciful of those who
show mercy.
		
00:44:02 --> 00:44:06
			Just if that one dog gets accepted
of ours, then basically
		
00:44:07 --> 00:44:12
			every sin of us ours is forgiven.
Every concern we have is taken
		
00:44:12 --> 00:44:17
			care of. And every need that we
have that is satisfactory to
		
00:44:17 --> 00:44:23
			Allah, we will get it. Now what a
deal. Just that one da, but
		
00:44:23 --> 00:44:24
			there's a way to ask it.
		
00:44:26 --> 00:44:27
			Now look at this one.
		
00:44:28 --> 00:44:30
			To show you the comprehensiveness
these are the other other
		
00:44:30 --> 00:44:33
			comprehensive to us. Allahumma
slovenly Dini, a lady who are Esma
		
00:44:33 --> 00:44:40
			to Emory. Oh Allah. reform for me
my religion, which is the
		
00:44:40 --> 00:44:44
			protection of my affairs, without
religion and I'm not gonna have
		
00:44:44 --> 00:44:49
			the right narrative. I'm going to
have the wrong approach. So reform
		
00:44:49 --> 00:44:53
			my religion for me, keep me on the
right path. Then was literally
		
00:44:53 --> 00:44:59
			dunya Latifi ha she reform for me
my dunya in which is my living and
		
00:44:59 --> 00:44:59
			my sustenance
		
00:45:01 --> 00:45:05
			And then what else literally are
here Rottier Latifi ha morality
		
00:45:05 --> 00:45:07
			and reform for me my Ophira
		
00:45:08 --> 00:45:09
			where I will return to
		
00:45:11 --> 00:45:14
			and then what your ideal higher to
zero that and if equally higher
		
00:45:15 --> 00:45:19
			make the life for me an increase
for all types of good word your
		
00:45:19 --> 00:45:23
			annual Motorola Hatton Lehmann
coalition, and make death for me a
		
00:45:23 --> 00:45:27
			source of respite from all evil.
		
00:45:28 --> 00:45:33
			Again one dua gets accepted our
dunya and akhira is made because
		
00:45:33 --> 00:45:37
			we are making dua for the
reforming of our deen for the
		
00:45:37 --> 00:45:42
			reform of our dunya. And for the
reform of our hereafter what else
		
00:45:42 --> 00:45:42
			is left?
		
00:45:43 --> 00:45:47
			That's it, single door are all of
it taken care of.
		
00:45:49 --> 00:45:53
			There are so many doors like this,
so many doors like this.
		
00:45:54 --> 00:45:57
			In the interest of time, let me
just mention,
		
00:45:58 --> 00:46:01
			Allahu Majid al higher or Omri our
hero who
		
00:46:03 --> 00:46:07
			listen to the meaning of Allah
make the best part of my life, the
		
00:46:07 --> 00:46:09
			final part of my life.
		
00:46:10 --> 00:46:12
			The whole life can be good and
wonderful. We're not saying make
		
00:46:12 --> 00:46:16
			the rest bad. Make the whole thing
good, but make the best because
		
00:46:16 --> 00:46:20
			best is superlative. The best part
of my life the final part of my
		
00:46:20 --> 00:46:21
			life, which means that other parts
should be good.
		
00:46:23 --> 00:46:25
			So that's the dunya sorted the
life sorted
		
00:46:27 --> 00:46:32
			we'll hire our Amedy Hawa, tema,
who make the best of my deeds, the
		
00:46:32 --> 00:46:37
			final deeds that I will finally
die upon doing because if a person
		
00:46:37 --> 00:46:41
			becomes demented, or something in
the towards the end, I mean, it
		
00:46:41 --> 00:46:45
			could be worse. So he's saying no
make the last deeds my best deeds
		
00:46:46 --> 00:46:50
			so that I don't start doing bad
things after having good like it's
		
00:46:50 --> 00:46:55
			happened to certain people Allah
protect us. Then he says, Would
		
00:46:55 --> 00:46:55
			you
		
00:46:57 --> 00:47:01
			hire a yummy now what's left? He's
saying Oh ALLAH and make the best
		
00:47:01 --> 00:47:03
			of my days which
		
00:47:06 --> 00:47:09
			you've already asked for the best
part of life the final part best
		
00:47:09 --> 00:47:13
			deed the final deeds, which day is
going to be the rest now what you
		
00:47:13 --> 00:47:14
			expect the province the lesson to
be asking for?
		
00:47:18 --> 00:47:19
			Close
		
00:47:20 --> 00:47:21
			Would you
		
00:47:22 --> 00:47:27
			hire a yummy Yama Akaka fee, the
day that I meet you.
		
00:47:28 --> 00:47:30
			Now, what else do you need after
that?
		
00:47:31 --> 00:47:32
			Your dunya is sorted.
		
00:47:34 --> 00:47:37
			This life is sorted. Your deeds
are sorted. And the best thing is
		
00:47:37 --> 00:47:40
			that on the day when we stand in
front of Allah, that's the best
		
00:47:40 --> 00:47:41
			day of our existence.
		
00:47:42 --> 00:47:46
			Just that one door get accepted.
It's a short three phases, phrases
		
00:47:46 --> 00:47:47
			holla that's it.
		
00:47:50 --> 00:47:54
			Look at this, how can you combine
this if you want respect, but you
		
00:47:54 --> 00:47:59
			don't want to be arrogant? You
want to be productive? But you
		
00:47:59 --> 00:48:04
			don't want to be proud. How do you
reconcile those two things? And
		
00:48:04 --> 00:48:07
			hence you've got to do our which
everybody should be making? Allahu
		
00:48:08 --> 00:48:14
			Allahu Allahu Majid only if he if
he Sahira which I'll Wolfie at
		
00:48:14 --> 00:48:17
			university Kabira there's various
different version versions of
		
00:48:17 --> 00:48:21
			this, but this one is Allahumma
Gianni if he if he Sahira with the
		
00:48:21 --> 00:48:25
			university Kabira Oh, Allah make
me small and inferior in my
		
00:48:25 --> 00:48:29
			sights, but make me great in the
sight of others.
		
00:48:30 --> 00:48:34
			So you enjoy the respect of
people, but you don't think
		
00:48:34 --> 00:48:35
			yourself much?
		
00:48:36 --> 00:48:38
			Because when somebody starts
respecting you start getting
		
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			arrogant and bloating. This just
how who's going to come up with
		
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			something? What psychologists can
think of this? It has to be a
		
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			spiritual psychologist. It can't
be just a normal psychologist has
		
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			to be somebody with a heart
somebody with profound
		
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			understanding.
		
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			These are the power of these to
us.
		
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			Allahumma Jarrell OSA are this
speaker in the Kimberley Sydney
		
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			one Quito your honoree Oh Allah
gives me the greatest expansion of
		
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			your sustenance in my old age
		
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			and when my life is about to end,
so I can give sadaqa at that time
		
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			you become debilitated you can't
do much. But you want these are
		
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			the doors would you ever think
about these things? These are the
		
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			words of the Prophet sallallahu
sallam, you read a comprehensive
		
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			dua manual and you'll get all of
these things. Okay, let's do one
		
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			final one. Allahu wa jal Surya
Rottie Hi Ramona Allah and Yeti,
		
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			which Allah near the Saudi, Oh
Allah,
		
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			make
		
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			my internal superior to my
external, make my insight better
		
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			than my outside meaning my heart,
my thoughts, my feelings, my
		
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			sentiments make them better than I
show myself outside, but make my
		
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			outside righteous and pious.
		
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			Again, who combines between these
two who can speak about these
		
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			things, only the Prophet
sallallahu
		
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			Salam May Allah shower His
abundant blessings upon May Allah
		
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			shower His abundant blessings and
peace and mercy upon him.
		
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			As I said in sha Allah from today
and there are so many more to us,
		
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			in the interest of time, we don't
have time to go through, but
		
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			I will do our should never be the
same again. Build the scene, build
		
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			the relationship, set the tone,
ask with the right words. For
		
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			example, one of the allium says,
if you use two names of Allah,
		
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			throughout your day, you will
start seeing the benefits and the
		
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			mercy of Allah. Yeah, then Angela
Lee will econ.
		
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			Or one of majesty,
		
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			and a one of benevolence and
generosity. You're saying to
		
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			Allah, you have everything you
control everything, you're the one
		
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			of Majesty and you're the
benevolent and generous one. Then
		
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			you ask for Allah you think he's
not gonna give you you just told
		
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			him you're the one who gives?
That's why when you go too early,
		
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			oh, you know, you've got this huge
gap and you know, you're known to
		
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			give that just gets it going. But
with Allah subhanaw taala He wants
		
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			us to this because that shows our
expresses our servitude. May Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala grant us this. And
may Allah subhanaw taala grant us
		
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			the light of the prophetic doors
and allow us to bring that in part
		
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			of our life and allow us to be the
servant and build our relationship
		
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			with Allah subhanho wa Taala make
Allah make us have the nostalgia
		
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			with that word. Well I can read
that one and from the reliability
		
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			I mean, we'll make a short door
		
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			Allah Who man to Salah woman cuz
Salam developed the other
		
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			inshallah anyway, Chrome Allahu
MIA Yeah to you and medical
		
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			history. Allahu Mejia Hannah
yurman La ilaha illa and Subhan
		
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			Allah in condemning a lot I mean,
Allah Houma Filon our him now if
		
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			you know how do you know what
Allah Who Medina Where have you
		
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			been? Now? I don't know who that
and many other Oh Allah we ask You
		
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			for Your Mercy of Allah all Mercy
comes from you and from no one
		
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			else. This is the month of Ramadan
in which you've done so many
		
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			merciful gestures. You've opened
the doors of Paradise. You've
		
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			closed the doors of hellfire and
Oh Allah, you've locked up the
		
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			shaytaan O Allah you want mercy to
come down upon the people. This is
		
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			the month of Your Mercy of Allah
you chose this month to reveal
		
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			your Quran of Allah. This is the
month in which there is a night
		
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			that is worth more than 1000
months. Oh Allah, you are
		
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			providing every excuse to try to
forgive us. O Allah forgive us, O
		
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			Allah allow us to be of those who
will be written as emancipated in
		
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			the nights of Ramadan Oh Allah
make this Ramadan better than any
		
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			Ramadan before it. Oh Allah make
the remaining days of this Ramadan
		
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			better than the ones that have
already passed. Oh Allah allow us
		
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			to take the greatest advantage of
this month allow us to be infused
		
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			with the storm of mercy and be
drenched in this forgiveness of
		
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			Allah forgive us. O Allah fill our
hearts with your light of Allah
		
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			purify our hearts of Allah grant
us your love and the love of those
		
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			who love you. Oh Allah make us of
those who constantly remember you.
		
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			Oh Allah we have committed many,
many sins of Allah sins in the
		
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			openness of day the darkness is of
the night since we remember thing
		
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			since we have forgotten thing sins
that we still even think about and
		
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			gain some pleasure from, Oh Allah,
what a great enormity. This is, Oh
		
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			Allah, we ask you for forgiveness
from all of those sins, and Allah
		
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			especially from sins that have now
become part and parcel of our life
		
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			to such a degree that no longer do
we even consider them sins
		
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			anymore. of Allah give us
discernment and understanding. Oh
		
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			Allah, Oh Allah we ask You for
Your Mercy for there is no mercy
		
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			besides your mercy, oh Allah bless
the Muslim ummah have mercy on the
		
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			entire Muslim Ummah during this
month of Ramadan and after allow
		
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			us to continue with what we are
doing in this Ramadan for after
		
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			Ramadan as well of Allah don't
make it just a nother Ramadan that
		
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			we did not benefit from Oh Allah
make us of those who have been
		
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			accepted. Oh Allah we ask you
finally to send your abundant
		
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			blessings on our messenger
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam and to grant us his company
in the hereafter. So hang out
		
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			because I believe that the IOC
phone was salam, an animal Selena
		
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			Al Hamdulillah