Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – How to Overcome Hatred

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of forgiveness and clear intentions towards hate is emphasized in Islam. The need for forgiveness and patient behavior is emphasized, as it is essential for avoiding negative behavior and preventing future consequences. The importance of forgiveness and door knocking is emphasized, along with the need for people to learn to forgive and open their hearts. The speaker emphasizes the importance of human compassion and compassion in handling cow bags and offers a course on managing students and reading books to improve language skills.
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You have to remember that the prophets of Allah have some never

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event. I mean, this hadith about this province has never avenged

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anything that was done against himself. You know, there are

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people who oppose them, they will people who they will people who

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threw things at him, they will people who try to harm him in many

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ways, but he never, he never avenged any of that the only time

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he would have meant something as if it was somebody had aggressed

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against the religion because that was not his, that that was not his

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to forgive, that was from Allah subhanaw taala and that was ALLAH

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Zenia to defend that.

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Alhamdulillah Lillahi Rabbil Alameen

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wa salatu salam ala Sayidina Muhammad y the early he was Safi

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or Baraka was seldom at the Sleeman cathedral ala Yomi. Dean,

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a mother had called Allah with the baraka with data for the Quran

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emoji duel for corneal Hamid, one Zarina, Matthew, so duty him in

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religion.

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So our

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respected sisters,

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we're going to continue with the discussion that we started last

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time regarding

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bad thoughts about others, and just basically creating an

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environment of hate, and hating others Holding,

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holding bad thoughts about others and not letting them go. And then

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obviously, that effects us a disgust. And that lecture should

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be up on zum zum. Academy soon, inshallah. But today, what we're

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trying to discuss is how to get rid of these thoughts. So last

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time, we were trying to say whether we actually have these

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kinds of thoughts on whether we have this problem, and whether we

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need to do something about it or not, because a lot of people don't

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recognize that they have this problem some people do, they just

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don't know what to do about it. So today, just quickly, we've got a

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lot of questions. So I'm just going to quickly go through

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several points in sha Allah that will be hopefully that will help

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us to try to understand how to clear our hearts because the clear

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heart is just so much easier to live with. When we don't have

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clear hearts, it's very, very difficult, we carry a burden with

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us, we're carrying

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an extra weight, too much weight, and it's bad for us

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psychologically, spiritually, physiologically, mentally, it's

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bad in every aspect and people want, they just don't know how to

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do it. So first and foremost, we have to recognize that we have an

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issue. And number two, we need to have an intention of full into the

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intention and the motivation that I need to get rid of this, I need

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to be pure hearted and clean hearted. And I don't want to carry

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any baggage. That is probably the most important thing is to it has

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to be based on an intention and a will and a desire to make that

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difference.

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And I think a simple example for that is many of us, we use the

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bathroom, we use the toilet, and it's a place where we go and we

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actually come out clean because we intend to be clean. So we intend

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intend to purify and cleanse ourselves. So we actually come out

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cleaner sometimes then when we went inside. On the other hand,

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there's some people who go all the way to Mocha, mocha Rama, Madina,

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Munawwara, they go former or whatever, but they don't shed the

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impurity that they're carrying the psychological mental impurity that

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they carry, and they actually come back still soil, even though

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they've gone to the most pure place. That's why intention in

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this regard, a desire and a will, makes a big difference that you

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can go into the worst place and come back clean, and you go into

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one of the best places and you can still come back dirty and soiled.

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May Allah

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help us against such a thing?

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Look, there is this idea that you can give as much as good as you

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get. And to reciprocate. The idea is there somebody throws a stone

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out, you throw a brick at them, I guess that's what people say.

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However, as believers, as many as people with iman, as people with a

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focus on the hereafter who believes they're going to go

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there. And they're going to stand in front of Allah and Allah is

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going to decide whether you go to Paradise or hellfire and our

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actions are going to be looked at the state of our heart is going to

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be

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is going to be assessed. So for us believers need to always be in

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mainly the state of forgiveness, that we would rather forgive, that

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not to forgive. That is what is recommended and that we get that

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from the prophets of Allah. Why do you say clean heartedness,

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gentleness, clean heartedness, love for others what you love for

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yourself? These are the mottos of Islam. These are the policies of

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Islam. This is the characteristic of Islam. And this is exactly what

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the prophets of awesome demonstrated. You have to get

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something out

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few chairs, get it off your chest. But then after that, don't keep it

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inside. I mean, that's, that's really one way, you know, because

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sometimes you can't just keep everything inside, that's not good

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for you as well, you do need to take it out sometimes. So one

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policy is just to get it out. And then that's it, it's out, it's

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finished. And then you're back to normal. Right? I mean, this is, of

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course, in cases where you're not being troubled, where you're not

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being there's not a constant irritation, constant vendetta

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against somebody,

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you have to remember that a promise of a low sum, never event.

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I mean, there's Hadith about this, that promises never avenged

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anything that was done against himself. You know, there were

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people who oppose them. There were people who, there were people who

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threw things at him, there were people who tried to harm him in

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many ways, but he never, he never avenged any of that the only time

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he would invent something as if it was somebody had aggressed against

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the religion because that was not history, that that was not his to

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forgive. That was from Allah subhanaw taala. And that was ALLAH

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Zenia to defend that, what are the biggest examples of this, to be

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honest, you must have heard this incident so I don't have to go

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into in, you know, in complete detail, when the prophets of Allah

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while he was telling them was on his way to Mount Carmel, Colorado,

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right. And they were going to they were going to just enter Makkah,

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Colorado after they had been actually thrown out and exiled and

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evicted from there, and forced to leave from there. So one of the

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Sahaba one of the unsolved sorry, Luminova Radi Allahu anhu, when he

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must have met a boo Soufiane, who had been the leader of maca at the

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time. So when he saw him, he was in a little contingent of the

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uncertain of the helpers. And he said, he made this statement. I

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mean, he was probably very excited, I cannot completely

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understand where he was coming from seeing a leiomyoma al mal

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hammer

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al Yama to stehenden huruma.

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Today is the day of intense fighting this is today's the day

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of murder, like killing, complete killing. And today is the day when

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all of the things that they hold sacred and, and

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sanctified. That's going to be permissible for us that mean you

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know that could be that could be taken in any meaning. You know,

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generally people are worried that the women will be raped, the

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children will be killed and abused and things like that. This is

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generally what happens. And then he said Alia OMA Avila Allah Who

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coloration today's the day when ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada has

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humiliated the Quraysh abou Soufiane. He met the Prophet

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and he said, you want to Sula? Haven't

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you heard what Sadie say?

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Because he's obviously worried for the people, right? So what did he

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say? He said, This is what these were his statements. So the

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Prophet sallallahu Sallam found that really distasteful. And he

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said instead he said, so look at the way he changed it. changed it.

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Sad had said Aloma yo will Malema and yo means today and young means

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today the day so today is the day of absolute murder Malema. The

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Prophet sallallahu Sallam changed that so creatively he said Ali,

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Ali, Yeoman Yeoman mahatma. Today is the day of mercy from Rama.

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Today is the day of mercy. Aloma your Azula who coration today

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Allah is actually going to honor the Quraysh is not going to put

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them down. He is going to honor them with Islam, coming under

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Islam. Now that's an honor to see the Prophet Solomon he is always

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looking at things in a very, very positive way, where you are the

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mullah who will kava and Allah will venerate the Kaaba will have

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it come now, you know, totally freed from all of the Michigan and

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will be venerated. And then after that he sent a messenger to

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Sadler, the Allahu Anhu. And he took the flag.

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He took the flag that he was holding for his little contingent

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he took it off him and had it given to his son instead. Case was

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his son, he only given to his son. This is really really interesting

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that the province of Assam so creatively sorted the situation

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out. You see a boost of Yan. They just come into Islam now and the

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people of Makkah are there. You had to mend their hearts, you have

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to make them feel comfortable about being Muslim. So the Prophet

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam honored him by the statements by

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just changing the words just slightly to say, no, no, no, today

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is actually the day of mercy. We're not going to hold even

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though this is the same city that we were thrown out of and we were

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not allowed to come and perform aamra in that one year and so many

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things that happened when persecuted and so many

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disadvantages so much persecution so much wrong and oppression had

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taken place. But this is what this is what's gonna happen today.

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And then he didn't completely put down Saturday on he actually just

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took the flag from him as a slap on his wrist and said, Okay, give

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it to

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Your son, he'll lead he'll hold the flag, if you could see that

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that was. So that's a really interesting way of doing it. And

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then after that, when they were all gathered, you see, the women

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were very, very worried the women children at home, were very

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worried that you know, because that's what happens when, when an

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army is taken. When your people have been conquered and taken

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over, then people start pillaging and * and so on. So they were

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really worried in their homes.

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Because maybe this news hadn't reached everybody or maybe they

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did not trust it or whatever the case was. They're waiting, nothing

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happened during the day said, Okay, maybe this can happen at

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night. Nothing happened during the night. Then, when they went to the

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Kaaba for the meeting with the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam,

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this is where in the spirit of evolution we mentioned,

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that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was there Subhanallah

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standing at the door of the Kaaba, and he said, La ilaha illallah wa

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the hula Shanika there is no God except Allah alone.

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There is no partner to him. Sada Kawada. Allah has confirmed his

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promise when not salah.

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And he's assisted and help to slave Wahhabism Allah Azza wa. And

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he has single handedly alone

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defeated the troops. And then after that, he turned to the

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coalition. He said, Yeah, Marcelo Quraysh, or people have the

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Quraysh, Matauranga and nifer. You know, become what do you think I'm

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going to do to you?

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And subhanAllah that's amazing. I think they seen the signs by now

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they knew enough about him to say this. They said, Hi, Ron, you're

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going to do good. Why? Because your own Kareem, your opinion

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benevolent brother.

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We're Ignacio Hill Karim. And you're also the son of a

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benevolent brother.

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So the prophets of Allah some turned around to them, he says, It

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herb Ufa and tomato locka you can go because you are all fried.

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I'm gonna do exactly what my brother used to valleys and I'm

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dead to his brothers.

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You can, you're all free. This is how we're supposed to be. And you

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know, that's why when I go through something like this, if I have to

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say something, I'll say it. But then after I try not to keep it in

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the heart. Sometimes it might be difficult.

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Right. But if it's something that is not going to that is not going

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to effect you again, or even if it is but the person has, you know,

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you want to be as forgiving as possible. Because it's just hurts

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you. Just because you forgive doesn't mean that you are not

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careful. And you're not conscious of still what's going on? Or that

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you're going to allow people to walk all over you. No, it just

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means that you're not going to do anything extra because of your

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heart feeding. Yes, you need to take measures, you need to defend

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yourself, you need to protect yourself, you need to look out for

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your interests. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But you

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don't have to go over and beyond that. That's what's wrong. And

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that's actually harmful to keep that kind of a grudge.

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Why we are the Allahu Anhu used to say that look until you can

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actually do something you need to make somebody anyway because you

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can't do anything, until you're not in a position to do something

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and make a change. Well, you have to do you have to be patient

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anyway. And then when you actually receive the ability to do

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something, then just pardon and forgive.

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Pardon, forgive, you can't pardon and forgive before you're able to

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do something because you can't do something anyway. So at that time,

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you make some effort and patience.

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Now, as I said, you know, we said that the important thing is to

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have an intention and the motivation that I want to be

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forgiven why would you want to be forget? Why would you want to

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forgive somebody's you know, maybe done something against you. Maybe

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they've not maybe you thought they have done something or whatever?

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Well, because they say that the faster you can learn to forgive

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somebody, the faster Allah will forgive you and the day of

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judgment. I mean, for me, that's a massive incentive. Subhanallah

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like, you know, I don't want to be taken to task by Allah subhanaw

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taala that, I just don't want that to happen. So I'd rather forgive

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here. So that Allah subhanaw taala sees that in me. He knows that

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from me, and then he'll forgive me that okay, maybe I'll just forgive

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this guy because he was forgiving others, maybe just purely for that

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reason, because we don't have much else to show. And what is

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important is that you have to learn to forgive if it's doesn't

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come naturally for you. Then you have to learn to forgive. One

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needs to learn to forgive and open their heart. Some people find that

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really, really, really tough. They hold grudges forever. And I've

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seen marriages break down because

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they didn't know how to apologize and forgive one another.

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Or at least one of the partners didn't. They just couldn't

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Forgive.

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So they struggle with this really badly. That's why you have to

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learn to open the hand say, look, Allah will forgive me. I'm going

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to just overlook it and I'm going to try not to remember it I mean

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physically like I'm mentally I'm trying not to remember it. Because

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Allah subhanaw taala loves gentleness and benevolence. Allah

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Allah absolutely loves gentleness and benevolence May Allah grant

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us, gentleness and benevolence in everything, such a such a major

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enemy like Pharaoh, who called himself the law highest Lord hon

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Coleman, Allah, he said,

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but yet Allah subhanho wa Taala tells, you know, some of the most

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beloved people to him, at that time Musa alayhis, salam, and how

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to analyse salaam that go to go to this Pharaoh for Kula who coal and

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lay, you know, Speak gently to him. I mean, people were thought

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that he needs anything but gentleness, he needs a walk on the

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head.

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But that wasn't the position, gentleness, what it can do is

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amazing, I was just reading an article by somebody because you

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know, lots of people are losing their bags or their bags that

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delayed when they're flying, because there's chaos at Heathrow

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or whatever. So there was an article by somebody that if you,

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if your back doesn't come off the bat, what should you do, he said,

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Well, you know, you might have this feeling that you need to go

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and take it out on the baggage handling, and give them you know,

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like a big piece of your mind. And if you get angry, they'll be able

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to produce your,

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your bags, you know, from behind the counter or something like

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that. He says, No, they just probably employees, they did not

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lose your bag, they just employees, you know, they're just

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the the contractor down there, that the guys who lost your bags

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or delayed your bags on the other airport, right, he came on another

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flight or something. So these guys aren't going to be able to see

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what really works. He is the honey that works here, we talk to them

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nicely.

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So that because at the end of the day, what these guys have to do is

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they they're going to report, they're going to take report

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identification, and they're going to file the report, if you make

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them angry, they may not do that properly, because they can't

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produce your bag, right.

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So if you talk to them gently and nicely, just that human compassion

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comes out. And they'll probably find a good report for you and

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maybe do something extra to try to make sure that your bag comes back

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on the next light rather than the second flight. Or that they

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deliver it to you to your house or something.

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Similar, similar idea just coming to mind that even when you go to

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wake up our young children, or middle age, sorry, like youth,

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when they when they're teenagers for solid, for example, I mean,

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you can start off by saying get out of bed.

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It's only five minutes left.

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The other one is to, you know, talk nicely. And start off with

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that, the end of the day. There's different ways of doing these

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things.

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And just one or two more points. In the story of us herbal calf,

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the people of the calf, the people of the cave. It's very interesting

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that when they woke up finally, and they wanted to send somebody

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to the market to buy something, he says a few words were said in

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there. And one of the words was well yet a lot of they were

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telling the person that was going to go out to buy something with

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the coins that they had, when the aterna tough when are you Chevron

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become akkada and we'll get a lot of be compassionate. Take it easy,

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be gentle. So even in there that there is advice of being gentle

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there. Because remember the people that they weren't they they were

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supposed to be in hiding. So you saying that just be careful don't

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show any kind of aggression or anything like that. And

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interestingly, this word well yet a lot of you must have come across

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it right? How many of you have come across this word? Well, yet a

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lot of and it rings a bell for you. Those of you who are used to

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reading you know many of the most Huff's and Quran that we have,

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that the one word which is larger than any other word in the Quran

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generally is well yet a lot of inserter calf, which apparently

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marks the absolute midway point in terms of number of words, or

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whatever of the whole Quran is well yet a lot of that's, you can

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say the midpoint of the Quran is really attractive, which means and

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be gentle.

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And what's really interesting is that out of all the limbs of our

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body that we use to communicate, the tongue is probably the most

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important limb and the tongue doesn't have a bone in it.

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Right the tongue doesn't have a bone it there's no nothing hard

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about the tongue. So why should we make the tongue harsh?

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If there's nothing hard about it? Allah subhanaw taala has made our

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tongue so amazingly wonderful that it's just a piece of flesh with no

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bone.

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And it can do so much so why make it hard? When Allah subhanaw taala

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has not made it hard either. So just to wrap

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This, the main thing is that we have to have an intention to be

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different. I no longer want to harbor lots of grief and sadness,

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and hatred and Ranko and enmity, and jealousy and other things

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against people. And I want to be forgiven by Allah subhanaw taala.

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So, yeah, Allah helped me to remove this and I want to be more

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gentle in my approach and more forgiving in my approach in my

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open light hearted in my approach, may Allah subhanaw taala allow us

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to do that. And may Allah make us better people working with that

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one, I have the liability. The point of a lecture is to encourage

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people to act to get further an inspiration, and encouragement,

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persuasion. The next step is to actually start learning seriously

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to read books to take on a subject of Islam and to understand all the

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subjects of Islam at least at the basic level, so that we can become

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more aware of what our Dean wants from us. And that's why we started

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Rayyan courses so that you can actually take organize lectures on

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demand whenever you have free time, especially for example, the

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Islamic essentials course that we have on the Islamic essentials

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certificate which you take 20 Short modules, and at the end of

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that inshallah you will have gotten the basics of most of the

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most important topics in Islam and you'll feel a lot more confident.

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You don't have to leave lectures behind you can continue to be, you

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know, to listen to lectures, but you need to have this more

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sustained steady as well as aka la harem Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah

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wa barakato.

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