Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Imam Bukhari An Amazing Story

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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			He became blind he lost his
eyesight while still an infant, he
		
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			actually lost his eyesight he
couldn't see anymore. His mom
		
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			became extremely as they say
perish on what a beautiful word
		
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			that is right we should bring him
into English became very very,
		
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			very perturbed about his condition
that he had become blind. She
		
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			started making dua to Allah
subhanaw taala what a dua she made
		
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			what a dua she made. This is to
empower the mothers here, okay.
		
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			Our mothers here, your you are
behind every great man out there
		
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			you better be right. They should
be a woman behind every man
		
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			because Allah has placed a woman
behind every gay man. In fact, a
		
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			stylist alum has a mother behind
him and not a father.
		
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			That's amazing. If that's a rule
of law, right? He's only other
		
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			money salon who was totally unique
in that sense, but mother's she
		
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			made such a dua such a dua that
she sees Ibrahim Ali Salaam in her
		
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			dream. So one day she is making
dua and then she falls asleep and
		
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			then she sees Allah subhanho wa
Taala will give us based on our
		
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			efforts. She says dream of Ibrahim
Ali salaam who sang to her that
		
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			your DUA Allah has accepted your
son has regained his sight
		
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			hamdulillah
		
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			Al Hamdulillah Hamdan Kofi on
forgiven Mubarak can feed Mubarak
		
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			unnati He can know your Hebrew
buena way of La Jolla, Judah who
		
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			am unaware or salatu salam or
either say it will have he will
		
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			Mustafa SallAllahu, Derrida are
they won't add to your software he
		
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			Obamacare was seldom at the
Sleeman cathedral Ayami Dean
		
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			another
		
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			call Allah who died I feel Quran
MY GOD WILL for Kleinian Hamid in
		
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			the Maya a couple Allahu Meenal
takim Wakata Allah had yesterday
		
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			let you know your animal will live
in a lie on the moon in the miter
		
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			saw the color one of the
		
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			My dear brothers Dear sisters
diorama dear graduating class dear
		
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			students and dear friends. We are
here on a very absolutely
		
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			auspicious occasion. Is this the
first Hutton Buhari for Milton
		
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			Keynes Hutton Buhari has reached
Milton Keynes, the new city on the
		
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			new style city of England. That
means it's reached everywhere. And
		
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			hamdulillah in London, within
about 10 miles within about, I
		
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			would say seven miles is about 15
Illuminati mock classes. And now
		
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			mashallah it's even reached Milton
Keynes and that we can only be
		
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			thankful to Allah subhanaw taala
for
		
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			there are places
		
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			in Europe,
		
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			a country where Muslims have been
there for about 300 years 20 to
		
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			25% of the population is Muslim,
stretching back to 300 years,
		
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			compared to about 60 or 70 years
of Muslim presence in mass in
		
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			England, although Muslims have
been here much longer, but in
		
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			terms of big communities about 60
to 70 years.
		
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			However, in that country, there's
only three half is in the hole in
		
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			the whole country. And for so many
years. As far as history goes.
		
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			They can't remember when the last
time that the whole taraweeh was
		
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			done with full Quran.
		
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			And here hamdulillah just in my
local area in Clapton in London,
		
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			there are about 1000 people who
have memorized the Quran quite
		
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			easily. So that is an absolute
blessing. And this is a Hutton
		
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			Buhari. And what does this
represent? This represents
		
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			preservation of the faith despite
all odds.
		
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			It's it's challenging, especially
nowadays, to become and remain a
		
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			good Muslim, because there's
confusion about everything.
		
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			There's new ideas, new ideologies,
day by day. I mean, some, some
		
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			aspects, like things that were
absolutely fixed axiomatic no
		
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			difference of opinion for
literally all of the history of
		
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			humanity is now being
		
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			opened up to discussion and
confusion. So how many genders are
		
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			there 100 or more. And it's
getting that confusing. And you
		
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			know, my heart actually goes out
to people who are confused,
		
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			really, because it's not easy to
be in that situation. For whatever
		
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			reason, however, they reach that
situation, whatever the cause of
		
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			that situation is, it's not the
discussion for today. But today,
		
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			everything is being confused, even
as to basically what a human being
		
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			is or what gender they are, and so
on. Never had that kind of
		
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			question before. So in all of
this, to have some kind of light,
		
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			and some sanity, and some
direction is very, very important.
		
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			The good thing about the Islamic
faith is obviously that it has
		
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			fixed ideas. And for the most
part, the majority of Muslims,
		
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			they take on these fixed ideas,
because those fixed ideas
		
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			Do not do not change. We have
obviously a dynamic side of Islam.
		
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			Islam is very dynamic. And there's
a number of things that do change
		
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			your time. But there are fixed
ideas that do not change.
		
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			Otherwise, that will cause
absolute chaos as it has today,
		
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			right in terms of humanity itself
and how we're supposed to live in
		
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			this world. So
		
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			this is usually called the Hutton
Buhari. And while it's the
		
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			culmination of this Alim course,
this idemia course where you've
		
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			been, the men and women are
usually taught for six or seven
		
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			years to understand the main
aspects of their religion, main
		
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			sciences, the Hadith, and Tafseer,
and fifth and
		
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			aqidah and so on. However, for
some reason, out of everything,
		
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			right, rather than the use of the
Quran, or Kira or Aqeedah, or
		
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			history or something else, Suhail
Buhari suddenly gets chosen a book
		
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			by a scholar that lived about 1200
years ago, something like that,
		
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			that gets chosen that gets
splashed over you know, these
		
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			posters throughout the country
that is going to be a hot term of
		
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			Buhari. And that's why this is
quite interesting that they could
		
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			have we could have chosen
anything. We could have chosen a
		
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			Corolla completion, we could have
chosen a completion of the Quran
		
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			and they do we do have Quran
completions as well, but for some
		
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			reason, buhari, Imam Al Bukhari
Rahim, Allah Allah so let, let's
		
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			just try to understand who he is.
Why are we here today? Why does
		
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			this name Buhari become so
important and so celebrated? So
		
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			firstly, Imam Bukhari,
interestingly is not from Arab
		
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			origin, he's most likely of
persian origin Farsi speaking
		
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			right from those lands where they
were both Turkic and Persian
		
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			influences. So he's from Bahara.
Bahara is currently in present
		
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			day. Uzbekistan. I had the
opportunity of visiting Baja about
		
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			three years ago, I think it was
		
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			mashallah in the company of both
the turkey with money.
		
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			Dermot baraka to home and sitting
there in the masjid and the
		
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			madrasa next to it. Right where
Imam Buhari taught is called the
		
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			masjid Gala. In May amazing place
Alhamdulillah they've still
		
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			preserved it. However, when I
asked if anybody there had an
		
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			ijazah had a direct chain from
teacher to teacher to teacher to
		
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			teacher up to Imam Bukhari about
11 1200 years ago. Unfortunately,
		
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			there was nobody who had that
connection because of what they
		
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			suffered for 80 years in the 1900s
when he served for eight years.
		
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			Total Wipeout and literally a, a
campaign to make everybody lose
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala lose Islam
and everything. How religion was
		
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			how religion survived is amazing.
The people have this amazing love
		
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			for Islam in that country, even
though we've just come out of that
		
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			communism and almost atheism you
could say.
		
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			Now, Imam Buhari Rahmatullah
Yachty was not the only scholar
		
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			who studied in Bahara. There were
1000s of students and Alma who
		
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			taught in all of those areas, they
became some really important areas
		
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			for the dissemination of Islam.
During those centuries. Imam
		
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			Buhari just shone from among the
rest, he wasn't just the one
		
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			scholar that study from there and
he became the most famous one, you
		
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			go several hours down the line and
there's pyramids, right which we
		
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			visited as well but you might tell
me the strong you carry on you're
		
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			going to Persia and that's where
Imam Muslim was from. So that
		
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			whole area Horizont area Persian
speaking Turkic background, right
		
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			So Imam Muslim couldn't most
likely was Persian, but he could
		
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			have been of Turkic origin.
Instead, it looks like one of his
		
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			grand his ancestors, they were
actually fire worshippers.
		
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			Zoroastrians are major ones. Then
eventually they embraced Islam.
		
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			Imam Buhari his father was also a
hadith scholar. Not obviously as
		
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			well known is married his name is
Muhammad Ibnu Ismar eel is Marine
		
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			is not as well known as his son
later become a lot more well known
		
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			than him. In fact, his father is
hardly ever known except Muhammad
		
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			Ali smile in that sense, but
		
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			Imam Buhari is born in Shawwal 192
Hijiri so that's around when just
		
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			after Imam Muhammad a che Boni
passes away, Imam Baha Imam Shafi
		
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			is still alive. Imam Shafi passes
away just after 200 So this is
		
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			Imam Ahmed ignore humbles time,
right this is when Imam Buhari is
		
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			born, and he's born just after
Salah to Joomla
		
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			his father dies at a very young
age while he's still an infant, it
		
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			seems his father passes away and
his mum does this amazing job of
		
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			bringing up this imam who 11 1200
years later in Milton Keynes. We
		
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			are mashallah celebrating our
conference. I mean, where would
		
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			his mum have ever imagined that
she probably never even heard
		
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			about Milton Keynes because it did
not exist.
		
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			Right. Londinium probably did But
Milton Keynes didn't. Right? How
		
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			old is Milton Keynes?
		
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			60 years
		
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			I'm not trying to put you down. I
mean, I'm just I'm just trying to
		
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			say that it's an amazing, right.
You know, why would you think that
		
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			in a brand new city, you know,
human behavior will be mushy mom,
		
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			his mother would never have
imagined it would never have
		
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			imagined that right. And
eventually he passed away 62 years
		
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			or so later, the night of April 5,
so the night before it'll fit and
		
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			that's when he passed away. He's
then buried on the day of Eid
		
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			after the whole prayer in a place
called Hartung that's outside of
		
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			Summerland. That's the place where
they've made a massive complex now
		
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			and people can visit it you can go
to and visit his tomb. We went and
		
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			completed the last Hadith or so of
his of his book down there with
		
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			move data to use my name of the
ship, the seven others were there
		
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			as well. Now, he shows promise
from a young age and this is
		
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			really what's interesting. We've
got a lot of young talented kids
		
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			that do very well at fortnight's
and other games, right from a
		
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			young age eight and nine years old
and they are winning prizes and
		
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			awards. That's exactly what the
mambo he was doing mashallah, from
		
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			a young age, he just would
memorize everything. So he used to
		
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			like to go and actually actually
what one interesting thing I
		
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			mentioned before I carry on, he
became blind he lost his eyesight
		
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			while still an infant, he actually
lost his eyesight he couldn't see
		
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			anymore. His mum became extremely
as they say perish on what a
		
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			beautiful word that is right, we
should bring him into English
		
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			became very, very, very perturbed
about his condition that he had
		
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			become blind. She started making
dua to Allah subhanaw taala what a
		
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			dua she made what a dua she made.
This is to empower the mothers
		
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			here, okay. Our mothers here, your
you are behind every great man out
		
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			there you better be right. They
should be a woman behind every man
		
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			because Allah has placed a woman
behind every gay man. In fact, a
		
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			stylist salon has a mother behind
him and not a father.
		
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			That's amazing. If that's a rule
of law, right? It's only other
		
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			money salon who is totally unique
in that sense, but mother's she
		
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			made such a dua such a dua that
she sees Ibrahim Ali Salaam in her
		
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			dream. So one day she is making
dua and then she falls asleep. And
		
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			then she sees Allah subhanho wa
Taala will give us based on our
		
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			efforts. She says dream of Ibrahim
Ali salaam who's saying to her
		
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			that
		
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			your DUA Allah has accepted your
son has regained his sight.
		
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			Obviously, how do you test the
child to find a record is tied
		
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			back but yes, when she tests him,
he gets his sight back and what a
		
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			sight he gets back. Later on when
he is going to write his daddy
		
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			Huckabee, his major history book
in Madina Munawwara he wrote it by
		
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			moonlight. He wrote it by
moonlight because you know, then
		
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			we didn't used to have the
chandeliers then, right? As we sit
		
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			here in Milton Keynes, you don't
have those kinds of chandeliers
		
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			back then, in those days. So from
a young age, he's very interested
		
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			in things like football and
fortnight and things like that,
		
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			which our children are interested
in. He had a different fortnight,
		
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			a different game, a different
football, what he used to do, is
		
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			he instead of all of these things,
right? I mean, it's very
		
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			comparable, I guess for our
children. I mean, the way the way
		
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			our children are nowadays, right?
He used to go and attend the
		
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			Hadith gatherings of the scholars.
That's what he used to do.
		
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			Subhanallah that's what he used to
do. Right? Instead of getting on
		
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			his Playstation or whatever it is.
That's what he used to do. And he
		
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			used to just memorize, it looks at
very good memories. You just
		
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			memorize everything. One day, he's
sitting in a gathering of this
		
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			Muhaddith His name is Imam Daffy
and Imam Doheny. I mean look, you
		
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			can make mistakes, right? People
make mistakes. So Imam does he
		
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			wants is transmitting a hadith.
And when we transmit Hadith as
		
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			you've heard, the Imam, Muslims,
Hadith, the last Hadees being
		
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			transmitted you'll hear Imam
Bukhari Hadith being transmitted,
		
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			there's going to be a chain of
narration from the teacher, his
		
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			teacher, his teacher, his teacher,
all the way up to the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu ala to the to the
author, and then to the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam. So in that Imam
Doheny, he's he must have said
		
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			Soufiane Imam Soufiane transmits
from Abu Zubaydah who transmits
		
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			from Ibrahim Imam Buhari little
kid, I'll tell you how old he was
		
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			later, he is sitting in a corner
and suddenly he just says
		
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			Abu Zubaydah, the second person
you mentioned, does not transmit
		
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			directly from Ibrahim
		
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			Imam Doheny is taken aback. He
looks at ignores him first he
		
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			doesn't know he doesn't pay much
attention. He's a little kid.
		
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			Maybe he's just saying something
maybe you know, children like to
		
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			speak out. Maybe you're just
speaking out.
		
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			But Imam Buhari, so Imam Buhari at
that young age is not an imam yet.
		
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			He with a lot of confidence. He
says, if you've got a source to
		
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			check from your records or your
writing, go and check it. Look at
		
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			the confidence, right? So Imam
Doheny sees seriousness and
		
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			confidence so he says, Okay, I'll
go and check it stops, goes to
		
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			inside his house checks
		
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			notes. And sure enough, it was
incorrect. So then he comes back
		
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			and he says to Imam Buhari to test
him now so who does he relate
		
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			from? Who's missing? Who have I
missed? He said, It's Abu Zubaydah
		
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			from ID. ID is in between. So you
missed from Ibrahim. Now that
		
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			story went viral. Okay, no Twitter
or whatever when he went viral.
		
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			After that, as he mumbled a little
kid used to go and attend all of
		
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			these gatherings Hadith gatherings
where Hadith was transmitted. They
		
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			used to be lots of Hadith
gatherings in those days
		
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			transmission of Hadith because
Hadith transmission was taking
		
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			place at a time. All the other
mohideen whenever they would see
		
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			him in the gathering, they would
be careful, because it was
		
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			formidable, right? So his that's
his firm first story of fame. A
		
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			lot of our kids want to be famous
nowadays. They want to shoot a
		
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			star into the sky before it's
their time a satellite so that
		
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			they can become a star. This is
how you become a an absolute star.
		
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			Right
		
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			now, when he was later us how old
were you when that happened? He
		
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			said he was 11 years old.
		
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			literally put us to shame. He was
11 years old. We have a lot of
		
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			talented, phenomenal children, but
they're wasted. They're absolutely
		
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			wasted in the wrong things. And
it's so difficult even if parents
		
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			want him to do some there's just
so much competition out there to
		
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			do other things that Subhanallah
you know, may Allah preserve our
		
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			children, according to another
great Muhaddith Imam foster
		
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			learning who is originally from
Andalusia from from Spain, but
		
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			then he's he's actually was in
Egypt, and he's buried there next
		
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			to Mr. Marini behind us and I
visited his grave as well.
		
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			He says that he realized the Imam
Buhari had memorized about 70,000
		
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			Hadith in his childhood 70,000
Sounds mind boggling, but it's
		
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			absolutely possible. It's
absolutely possible. Right? I've
		
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			seen a number of children know a
lot of stuff.
		
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			There's one kid that has memorized
the Quran. He's memorized the
		
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			whole level, his will of them is
memorized. holacracy, the Buddha
		
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			and multiple other things if you
give them the direction and they
		
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			got the mind for it, they can do
it. It's not impossible, we still
		
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			Allah still creates wonderful
lines, right? Still creates
		
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			wonderful minds.
		
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			One of the, you know, one of the
other as they as they carried on
		
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			one of the other younger people
that he used to attend gatherings
		
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			with in different places. They
they used to write lessons they
		
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			used to write the notes, and Imam
Buhari has just sit there. So they
		
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			used to complain to him like
what's your problem? Will you just
		
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			come you just sit there that's bad
adverb or whatever they used to
		
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			say to him. One day, he responded,
he said, Okay, how many Hadith
		
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			Have you got down? Have you jotted
down? So one of them said I've got
		
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			15,000 variations.
		
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			Imam Buhari just started relating
by heart stopped at 200 and
		
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			they're like, Wow, they actually
corrected those 200 Hadith
		
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			mistakes they had in their writing
the corrected from him. Absolutely
		
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			phenomenal memory. Now, he then
took a six year tour he left he
		
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			left Baja and went to Morocco
Morocco, for Hajj with his mum and
		
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			his brother after * sent them
home. And he carried on to study
		
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			and take Hadith. He went to
Madina, Munawwara and there he
		
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			wrote a hadith he wrote a book at
the age of 18. This was in 212. He
		
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			he wrote a book called Baba
Sahaba. Waterbury called via a
		
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			Sahaba, who had diabetes and then
after that, sometime later, he
		
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			wrote his Atari Hal kabhi, Atari
Hill copied his his major history
		
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			work, which, in the earlier years
after his he died as well, used to
		
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			be more well known than his sahih
al Bukhari that were celebrating.
		
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			You know, today. Imam Kahawai is
just after him. Imam Taha, he does
		
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			not seem to quote, The Sahil
Buhari, but this quote is study so
		
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			one scholar who is doing who did
research on him says that it looks
		
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			like the Tyreke Hill Kabir was
more well known. Later, this
		
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			collection of Hadith became more
well known later, and not many
		
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			people even know that his study
called Kabir anymore, so it's kind
		
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			of interesting, right how
something become accepted after
		
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			your death. So he wrote that essay
six years he stayed out he went to
		
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			Basra. These were the bustling
places of knowledge, Basra, Kufa,
		
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			Baghdad, he ultimately had taken
Hadith he went to numerous because
		
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			you see, the Muhaddith in Hadith
scholars and Hadith transmitters
		
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			and narrators had spread out
through the Muslim world in
		
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			different areas. And they all had
their own unique collection of
		
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			Hadith that others didn't have
with their own unique chains. Imam
		
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			Wuhan literally traveled around to
over 1000 scholars to take from
		
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			them in the different cities.
Ultimately, he had taken from
		
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			about 1060 narrators of Hadees
directly from them
		
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			for over
		
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			1000 teachers you could say, maybe
one or two Hadith five Hadith 20,
		
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			Hadith, maybe 100 Depending on the
scholar and what he has, then he
		
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			compiled his book. So when he went
into Kufa, his prominence and his
		
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			fame had preceded him there. So
they decided to test him. The
		
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			other book that was the center of
the caliphate, was the center of
		
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			actually the center of knowledge.
Eventually, at that time, Imam
		
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			Muhammad, even though humble
Rahim, Allah was there and
		
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			multiple other scholars were
there. And they heard of this guy
		
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			from Hora San Corizon is that
area, which is Iran and parts of
		
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			Maharana, which is the near the
Oxus river of Aniston, Iran, and
		
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			further north, so they had heard
about this scholar, and they
		
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			tested him so they set up 10 More
Hadith in 10 Hadith masters. Each
		
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			of these Hadith scholars had had
to present 10 Hadith, and they
		
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			collaborate, it was a bit of a
conspiracy, right a plot that they
		
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			would have to transmit 10 Hadith
incorrectly, as though they were
		
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			doing it correctly. And Imam
Buhari was going to listen and
		
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			comment on it. So the first person
that started he related his 10
		
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			Hadith, incorrectly messing it all
up, messing up the transmitters,
		
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			from him to the, to the prophets,
Allah Islam, changing the names
		
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			and so on. So at the end of that,
they asked him, What do you think
		
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			of these as I don't know those.
		
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			So now the general people thought
he doesn't know anything. Because
		
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			he doesn't know these Hadith. They
thought they were correct Hadith.
		
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			But the experts knew that this guy
was on to something. Because I
		
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			don't know these Hadith. Second
Muhammad this 10 Hadith, same 100
		
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			narrations after that he called
the first person the first one had
		
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			this and he said, You transmitted
your 10 like this. And he revised
		
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			repeat it to him exactly the wrong
way he had transmitted said, but
		
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			they were all wrong, this is how
they should be. And then he
		
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			mentioned the correct one. And
same with every single one. You
		
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			know, one is he could have just
corrected them, he actually
		
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			memorized the incorrect version
and corrected them as well. It's
		
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			just amazing. This is absolutely
amazing. All right.
		
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			You know, you know, today, you get
these little videos that come on
		
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			WhatsApp about this half is of the
Quran, little kid eight years old,
		
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			which can tell you the beginning
of each page, you know, one after
		
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			the other, the last word is that
and other people, we have these
		
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			kinds of people, but nobody uses
them in the right way. Right? The
		
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			school takes over with lots of
other stuff, right? That we they
		
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			just the parents want them to have
degrees and, you know, big fame
		
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			and in the wrong. So you know,
you're not going to get enough.
		
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			But otherwise, we got children
like this today, they use not an
		
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			anomaly. We use an anomaly in a
sense, but he's not, you know,
		
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			he's not
		
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			totally nobody else. Like he
really can't be. There's humans
		
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			like him today.
		
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			But Allah gives him the Tofik to
do that. So over the course of
		
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			this years, while his father had
left him a good inheritance, so
		
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			the family was decently well off.
But in order to have your
		
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			inheritance and then do something
with it, you need to start doing
		
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			business in it. Otherwise, you're
going to deplete your, your, your,
		
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			your inheritance, your supply is
very soon, he decided I was going
		
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			to take a lot of my time because
business is very engaging, and
		
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			very occupying. He gave it out on
Madonna, they gave it to somebody
		
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			to do business for him to share
the profit and profit sharing
		
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			business. He started studying
right now, when he's traveling
		
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			around in those days, there's no
credit cards, you can't just pull
		
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			out money with a starling account
or a Munzo account or something
		
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			wherever you go. And, you know,
you can't have people why you
		
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			money, you're in a strange land
where you're gonna get money to
		
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			get left, so you have to work for
it. He's basically what he used to
		
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			do is sometimes he said, I haven't
had silane curry, right, whatever
		
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			that Curry was in those days for
about 40 years property. Right. He
		
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			survived on basics, sometimes that
I've just survived on bread and
		
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			sugar, right on leaves, just so
that I can carry on.
		
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			On one occasion, he was on a ship
traveling with some other people
		
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			one place to the next. And he got
there's a guy who became friendly
		
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			with him. So Imam Buhari opens up
a bit with him and also mentions
		
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			that he's carrying a thing it's
1000 dirhams with him. Right at
		
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			that time he had 1000 homes. That
person suddenly makes a scene he
		
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			started saying, Hey, I've got my
1000 Burnham's have been lost
		
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			after you know some time he makes
a scene. So everybody's gonna get
		
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			checked. Right. But who's got 1000
their homes, Imam Buhari seizes an
		
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			opportunity and what he does is
that he goes and throws them
		
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			overboard into the sea. They check
his stuff finds nothing. Nobody's
		
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			got 1000 Dirham pouch, you know,
so that guy gets in trouble. After
		
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			they disembark. The person comes
to Imam Bukhari and says, we have
		
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			the guts to do this. Right. He
says, Where's those 1000 Different
		
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			you said yet? He said I Froome
overboard is Why do you do that
		
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			for? He said because I didn't want
to lose my honor that I've been
		
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			trying to build. I don't want to
lose my honor for 1000 dirhams.
		
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			Very, very particular.
		
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			Very cautious, very screwed a lot
of scruples by a very particular
		
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			there are I mean there's there's
no end to praise from him I don't
		
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			want to go into a whole list of
praise. I mean, I guess he's
		
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			already found a special place in
your heart and if not, who cares
		
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			because he has it already. We're
calling our recording this whole
		
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			session Buhari has done right
that's amazing. He's done
		
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			Mashallah. He's out there enjoying
himself in the Hereafter,
		
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			investments made reaping the
benefits of that. Now we might not
		
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			be able to get to achieve that
much. But we can get somewhere,
		
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			right, we can get somewhere. And
believe me, among our children,
		
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			there are phenomenal children, but
we are wasting their time where
		
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			our priorities are totally wrong.
Our priorities are to the end of
		
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			this world only. That's all we're
worried about. But today
		
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			Alhamdulillah Allah has made it
such for the people of England
		
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			that you can get both. You can be
you can have your degrees from the
		
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			best universities and also, you
know, have studied the beam, you
		
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			just have to have the right
priority. And this was a person
		
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			brought up by a single mother.
Right? A single mother Yes, that's
		
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			a debilitating situation usually.
But mashallah, this is a success
		
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			story. Right? For even single
mothers, right? So don't think
		
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			that Allah is not with you. You if
you want Allah to be with you be
		
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			with Allah subhana wa Tada, Imam
Ahmed and kotoba Abu Saeed and
		
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			multiple others the comments I've
made about Imam Buhari, for
		
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			example, Imam Imam Muhammad says
that Hora son that general area
		
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			has not produced anybody, the same
as Mohammed Abu Ismail Buhari. And
		
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			when he was leaving Baghdad for
the last time, after he'd gone
		
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			there quite a few times and taken
from the scholars, Mr. Muhammad
		
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			said,
		
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			You're You're finally leaving,
you're abandoning all of this and
		
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			you're gonna go back to Hora son,
you know what, what he was
		
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			lamenting? He was he was lamenting
his departure. There's a number of
		
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			other stories but we don't have
too much time. Although ma say,
		
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			you know, there's a hadith in
Sahih al Bukhari, which praises
		
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			somebody a descendant of the
Persians, the prophets, Allah some
		
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			had said that, if the knowledge
was so far away, and so far to
		
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			reach and difficult to reach,
essentially saying in literally he
		
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			said, The prophecy also said that
if the knowledge was by the, on
		
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			the Playa de estar, then somebody
from the descendants of Salman al
		
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			Farsi Radi Allahu anhu, will go
there to get it, showing that
		
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			people are willing, there'll be
people Persians, and that could
		
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			refer to all non Arabs, right?
It's not restricted to Arabs, they
		
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			would go there to pick this up.
The other man mentioned that this
		
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			refers to Imam Abu Hanifa. First
because he is probably the most
		
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			celebrated of Persian scholars of
persian origin scholars. Probably
		
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			often they say it's Imam Buhari,
Imam Buhari, right. You can be
		
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			Bundler. You could be Indian,
Pakistani, Bangladeshi you can be
		
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			whatever you are, you could also
become the next Buhari. In another
		
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			sense, as long as you get off this
whole fortnight and all this other
		
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			kind of junk, the football and
everything that occupies people,
		
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			your child can become the next if
not you, alright, somewhere along
		
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			that line, because the knowledge
is not restricted to the Arabs or
		
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			any one group of people. It moves
around. Okay, used to be in
		
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			Bahara. One time it's gone from
there. It's in other places. Okay.
		
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			So now
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. All I can do
is pray that Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala bless our students, the
first 655 graduates out of which
		
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			four are from Milton Keynes, and
one is from another town. All
		
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			right, and that's amazing
Inshallah, this will continue.
		
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			This will continue and your job,
our parents is that you want your
		
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			if not yourself, then you want
your children to be part of this
		
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			tradition. Okay. And it's easy. I
can give you examples. And there's
		
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			some here as well. I can give you
examples of people who've just
		
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			graduated as alums and Mufti and
they are also PhDs from Imperial
		
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			College masters from UCL top
universities in the, you know, in
		
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			London, absolutely possible
nowadays, don't, don't be short
		
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			sighted. Allah has absolute
ability to give you if you can
		
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			return the sight of Imam Buhari
back, because this pious mother of
		
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			his praise to Allah subhanho wa
taala, then you think our mothers
		
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			and fathers here cannot pray for
something that is not so
		
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			impossible. That is not so
difficult, of course they come.
		
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			Don't underestimate the Quran of
Allah and your own power of dua.
		
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			And we ask Allah to accept this
gathering accept all of the
		
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			teachers and the students, the
parents and all the supporters who
		
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			have assisted in this regard.
Welcome to Darwin and Hamdulillah.
		
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			The point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
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			further an inspiration and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
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			next step is to actually
		
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			But learning seriously, to read
books to take on a subject of
		
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			Islam and to understand all the
subjects of Islam at least at the
		
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			basic level, so that we can become
more aware of what our deen wants
		
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			from us. And that's why we started
Rayyan courses so that you can
		
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			actually take organize lectures on
demand whenever you have free
		
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			time, especially, for example, the
Islamic essentials course that we
		
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			have on there, the Islamic
essentials certificate which you
		
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			take 20 Short modules, and at the
end of that inshallah you will
		
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			have gotten the basics of most of
the most important topics in Islam
		
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			and you'll feel a lot more
confident. You don't have to leave
		
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			lectures behind you can continue
to be, you know, to listen to
		
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			lectures, but you need to have
this more sustained study as well
		
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			as local law here and Salam
aleikum wa rahmatullah wa
		
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			barakato.