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.

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