Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Imam Sha’rani’s Code of Companionship Series Be a True Faqir

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The transcript discusses the importance of protecting oneself in the face of fear and staying true to oneself in the face of fear. It emphasizes the need for passionate love and passion for oneself. The conversation also touches on the topic of addiction and the importance of avoiding evil behavior. The transcript concludes with a discussion of the General will be the one causing the problem and the fact that people will be the same way.
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It is incumbent on you to be in the company of

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the choices of people the best of people in Arata Rafi to come down,

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if you want relaxation and comfort in that life, then it is important

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that you take the company are righteous people in this world.

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One Two has been vulnerable Ashura will come in with kill Alia and

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number two is that don't always hold bad opinions about people.

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Abstain from always bad judgments of people. It's better that you

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err on the side of caution in that regard.

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hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu was Salam wildermuth

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Ramadan the lion Amina whiner earlier he also asked me who you

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are though, like I was so limitlessly when you come here on

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Elijah with the bird under Allah Allah subhanaw taala gave us Tofik

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to cover quite a number of narrations and Hadith Rasulullah

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam with regards to the importance of

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loving one another for the sake of Allah subhanho wa Taala to make

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that one of our highest motivations in our life, to love

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somebody or to hate somebody purely for the sake of Allah

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subhanho wa Taala not for personal reasons. Now today, we're going to

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look at a few statements of some of our highest predecessors, some

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of the famous people of the past, whose words hold a lot of

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significance because they are people who generally live for the

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sake of Allah subhana wa Tada. So when they have made an

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observation, then it really helps us to put this idea in

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perspective, it gives us some idea of how to practically

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how to practically

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start to practice loving people for the sake of Allah subhanaw

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taala how that's done. So the first one is from Hassan Al

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bacillary Rahim Allah, one of the greatest of the self Salah him. It

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says about Hassan bossy Rahim Allah that

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he he was he's one of the greatest of the tambourine Gratzer hidden

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worshiper. He is known for his straightforward remarks, his

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eloquence, his beauty, in his speech, effective speech. And they

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say that, if there was anybody from this ummah, whose speeches

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were like that of Prophets, then it would be him. And one of the

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wonderful things about him was that he was brought up in the

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house of one of the Omaha mumineen.

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One of the wives of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, he saw many of

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the Sahaba and then he saw people after them he saw the changing of

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times, and he used to speak very much about that. So has embassy

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Rahmatullahi Allah says khulumani Thurber, Atari Jota. RTL happy

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Tada Lizzy Metka Maota to woman I have borrowed Yunnan Saudi Han

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fucka anima I have Billa I have Allah azza wa jal.

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Now you can tell that this is putting those Hadith that we read

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into practice. So what he says is that

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anybody who is adherent, who is following the path of obedience to

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Allah subhanaw taala

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then it is necessary for us to love that person.

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Anybody who makes it their primary goal in life, you generally see

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their general actions,

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the general behavior, speech and perspective about being obedient

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to Allah subhana wa Tada. I mean, that's a distinction. There's some

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people who either are generally obedient or not, there's some

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people who are average the obedience and there's the other

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people who you see make a greater efforts, both in terms of their

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thought, their speech, their clothing, their behavior, and

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everything else to try to make it as soon as possible and obedient

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to Allah subhanaw taala as possible. If you see a person like

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that, the more the more a person is like that. Lizzie Metka

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Muhammad who is necessary for you to love him,

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because he gives a reason for that woman I have bargiel And Saudi has

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anybody who loves a pious individual for kirtan Namaha Allah

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Azza wa Jalla then it is as though he's loved Allah subhanho wa Taala

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there is no reason for you to love this individual for his piety,

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except that you love him for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala Why

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would you love a pious person? You genuinely love pious people

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because they generally tend to be more independent, self enriching,

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and not worried about what you have. They don't care about what

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you do, meaning that they're not greedy for what's in your hands.

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They're generally focused on the Lord. So you have to love those

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people for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala anyway.

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Imam Shafi Rahim Allah he says Lola Sahaba Tula here what we're

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not too happy to either build us how to back

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Harvey Harvey hit da imam Shafi was known to be a bit of a poet as

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well. So in this one he says, if it wasn't for the sake of

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accompanying elect righteous people,

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you know, the highly dignified righteous people if I couldn't get

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their company, if it wasn't for the company, that's in terms of

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people, and for intimately discussing with Allah subhanho wa

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Taala at in the last portions of the night, doing your tahajjud and

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your dua to Allah subhanaw taala those two things, then I would not

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have desired I would not have loved to live in this world. If

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these two things were not open to me, I don't see what life is all

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about them. And it's very comprehensive statement. One is

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your connection with Allah, which is the highest manifestation of

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that is sad time. That's the whole time and now Masha Allah Allah has

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given us the opportunity during the month of Ramadan, that we are

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awake at that time anyway, when we're generally not awake it's

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very difficult to do the hygiene and due to our to Allah subhanaw

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taala at any other time, during the year, it's only the very

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elector get to do that. But at least during this time when we're

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awake anyway. And especially if you follow the 18th degree

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timetable, your mashallah your your future is performed with

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possibly performed with the wudu of Eurasia, which is another

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Subhanallah sign of the great people of the past. Right. So if

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you're doing your Saturday at 115 120, or whatever time it is,

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then your whole night is spent in a bother because you do taraweeh

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go home, you do a bit more Quran reason to protect yourself for

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about an hour. And in that time, you do some damage. And you have

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your soul which is part of the bother because Sir Who is also is

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also sunnah, so your whole night is spent in worship, and your

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future can be performed with the widow of Eurasia Subhanallah you

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can also say that I spent a month with performing my

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fajr with the widow of Marcia, if that holds any, any benefits, if

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that holds any value to Allah subhanaw taala and I'm sure it

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certainly does if you do it with sincerity. But anyway, if it

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wasn't for these things, one is the whispering intimate discourse

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conversation with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada and sitting with good people,

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when you're not with Allah, then you're sitting with good people,

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then what is the point of life?

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If Allah can give us those two bounties? What a wonderful life

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that would be what a wonderful life that would be. May Allah

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accept it for all of us. May Allah accept it for all of us. And he

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also said Imam Shafi would also say the common one lately I did

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were in the shade. Meeting with brothers, it means brothers, he

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means good brothers. So says meeting with good righteous

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brothers. There's nothing that can compare with that in my sights.

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Because the benefit that you get from sitting with good people, a

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lot of the time, it's much more difficult for people to benefit by

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reading a book or just by themselves. When you sit in the

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company of others, we benefit through induction.

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You don't see anything transferring but it's by

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induction. The price Allah mentioned is that a person who

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sits in the company of the pious is the best of people who sit in a

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company and if you sit with evil people, then that's a worse

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because you will be effected.

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Nowadays, we have induction cookers, I mean, they don't feel

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hot on the surface, you put a pan on them, they get hot, you

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understand these kinds of things. Now, in the in the dean, this

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concept of the Evil Eye align, and that's a hug, and that's in the

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Hadith, then cannot a good I also be valid. If people can affect you

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with an evil eye out of jealousy or whatever the case is, then

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people with a good heart and not an evil hearts. Can they not

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benefit us from just being in their company like that? Isn't

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that how people were benefiting in the in the company of Rasulullah

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sallallahu alayhi salam. So this whole book is about this kind of

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companionship. Anyway, we'll totally ignore Abdullah Shaheed,

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who was one of the another great one of the services otaku, Armani

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in the hookbaits, gradually solid, how can you say something like

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that? How can you say something like that if it didn't hold so

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much meaning this is one of the very pious individuals of the

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past. He's saying that out of all my actions that I have, the one

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that I have the most trust in,

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most faith in that's going to get me somewhere

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is my love for pious people.

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My love for pious people holds the greatest source of promise for me.

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How is that possible? What about my salah? What about my fasting

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and all of these things? Well, because there's a certain benefit

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when you find the right company. Unfortunately, this is what we

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miss the right company, there's a certain benefit that you get the

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motivation that you get during that time.

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It's much easier than the thoughts that will come if you're sorry.

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lat is improper.

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Abu Nasr Bishal haffi he mentions Rahim Allah he says that it can be

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so battle fer.

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It is incumbent on you to be in the company of

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the choices to people the best of people. In Arata, Rohit Avital

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come down, if you want relaxation and comfort in that life,

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then it is important that you take the company or righteous people in

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this world, one to hasin, Veronica will Ashura with Infocomm, in

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repeal of VR. And number two is that don't always hold bad

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opinions about people. Abstain from always bad judgments of

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people, it's better that you err on the side of caution in that

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regard. And another thing is, you free yourself from the captivity

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of others. So you don't become the slave of others. You're only the

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slave of Allah subhanho wa taala. Becoming the slave of others is

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what most people are not leaders. Most people do not lead most

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people follow. This is the general understanding of people, the

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general behavior of people, most people follow others. What happens

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is, when you make somebody when you become so dependent on

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somebody as a friend, he wants to do something you don't want to do

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it, you will be forced to go along.

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Especially if there was friends or not good, then it's then it's

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really bad. Of course, if you're it's all about good friendship, if

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it's good friendship, Hello, come on. Let's go for prayer brothers.

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Come on, let's go out in the path of a let's go for camera. Let's

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prepare this, let's do this good deed. Let's go and help a few

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people here and there is going to do some relief work. Those are

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good people, they're going to come with good ideas. But if you're

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with bad people, they're going to come up with bad ideas you got

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they can't help it. That's what they do. It's your choice to be

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with them or not. Now if you become totally captive of

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somebody, then you have to follow them. And the only person you

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should be a captive of because that's our reality is a slave of

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Allah subhanaw taala.

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Say the Ahmed ignore referring Rahim Allah he mentioned, one

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thing I want to say about a bonus of Vishal haffi, who mentioned

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this statement is that he was his his origin is from Marvel. Marvel

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is a city now called Mary or Mary or something like that. It's an

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it's a very famous city in Turkmenistan today. Next, it was

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Becky Stan. But this was a great place model was a great place. The

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model was these came from that it was a place of scholarship of

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great Hadith scholarship, and great or other marking from this

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place. So he was originally for more, but he had moved to Baghdad,

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as many scholars and moved to Baghdad. Baghdad was that great

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city that attracted a lot of visitors and people who settled

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there. He died there in 227. So you can imagine he was much early

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push, he mentioned that the way he came to close to Allah subhanho wa

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Taala is that he wasn't very, he wasn't such a righteous, you know,

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practicing person in the beginning. But what happened is

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once as he was walking along, if you're walking along the streets,

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and suddenly, you see half a page of the Quran, you know, the

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children, they've just finished their medicine, and they leave.

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And sometimes their pages aren't, you know, they turn on everything

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and they they drop them, they don't care, they care less about

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these things. You saw a piece of paper that had the name of Allah

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subhana wa Tada on it. Right, whether it's a flyer or whatever

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it may be, I mean, a Quranic P page, half a page, everybody's

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going to notice that. But then there's all of these other flyers

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that people put out there and they just go all over the place. And a

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lot of time we disregard this stuff and we just throw it away as

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well. But this person, Bishop haffi, he saw this piece of paper

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with the name of Allah subhanho wa Taala on it.

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And there were people walking over it. It was people were being

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careless. He picked it up. He perfumed it like he really

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evaluated as though this is something very important for him.

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And he put it somewhere very on the side of a shelf, or in some

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cupboard of his and it was then he heard somebody saying to him,

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yeah, Bishop by Yep, the SP by Yep, the izmi Lakota uban is

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McAfee dunya. Well Acura, as though the word is coming from

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Allah subhanaw taala that you ennobled my name? You treat it

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with grace by doing what you did. So I will honor your name. I will

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honor your name in the dunya and the archaea.

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So then he becomes a great,

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great Tsar head and he's known for his dissolution from the dunya and

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once his sister,

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Imam Muhammad, so he passed away in 220

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I mean, Mr. Muhammad passes away in 241. He was very close. So Mr.

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Muhammad no humble once his sister asked him and Muhammad him no

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humble Rahim Allah, that

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we, we've, they used to do weaving we weave on our roofs.

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Sometimes what happens is

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the possession goes past of a royal possession of one of the

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dignitaries or something like that. And it comes with all the

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lights and everything. In those days we didn't have this kind of

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lighting system as we have outside, we'll just looks like day

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and night is the same thing. But in those days, night was night,

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there was no light pollution. So when a convoy would go pass,

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slowly, slowly, there would be light that would come from that.

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And he says that its light comes upon our roof. Now, they will

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obviously stop weaving because you need to look when you're weaving.

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But when this light comes there, can we use that light? And can we

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weave in that light? Now does that even that question, does it even

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occur to us? Or does it sound absurd to us? Right? So Imam

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Muhammad was Imam Muhammad. He says, Who are you? Alpha Killa?

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You know, sometimes we receive a lot of questions people call you

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people email you. Most of the time, we just leave it anonymous,

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we got no time to ask where you're calling from Who are you know,

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time for that? Right. But sometimes it's a very interesting

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question. It kind of indicates the honor of somebody or something

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like that. It's unusual. So say, who are you? And so he asked my

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auntie Alfa Kyla, who are you? May Allah subhanaw taala give you will

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be. She says I'm booked Bishop haffi. I'm the sister of Bishop

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and haffi, the same individual we spoke about. So Imam Muhammad

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began to weep. And he said, mean Beatty come? Yeah, hold your

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water, a sodic. It's only from your household that such

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scrupulousness can come out only from your house, from your

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household from your family. Can this kind of scrupulous

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questioning come that you're so particular about asking these

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things? Lattanzi levy sure I know you don't. Don't use that light to

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weave. Because it's not right for you, in your status, your status

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over not wanting to use anybody's else's source for your benefits.

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For us. It's helpful, because it's there. It's there. It's expected

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that people will benefit from that. But for her, he said no, you

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can't use it because the standard that you want you This is better

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for you not to use that so you have a higher level of Taqwa. So

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people are different. And you have to deal with people differently.

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You can't give everybody the same fatwa.

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That's why email Muhammad no humble. I think I mentioned this

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here some time before. Imam Muhammad did not humble once

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ordered some butter or some ghee, some clarified butter from the

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markets. And it came it was delivered to him in a Leaf. Leaf.

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Disposable just like today, I mean, leaves are probably more

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disposable. Right then disposables today, which we have Subhanallah

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Mr. Mohammed took the clarified butter of it, and he sent the leaf

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back. And he said, It's okay for you. But this is just important

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for me because I ordered the product and not the leaf with it,

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who was just sent as a carrier, so I need to send him

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these things. We're seeing quite significant for a lot of people

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before today, because of a lot of these disposals, even our rights

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of others become disposable. Because we're just so used to

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disposability and there's just too much abundance around us. And when

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you have abundance around you, you become careless.

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So it's about a mindset.

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See the AMA live no referring Rahim Allah he says messiah will

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saw habit to early Taqwa

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Association,

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Association and companionship of the people of Taqwa near Mattoon.

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Alima to minyama Allah Allah Allah land is one of the greatest

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bounties that you can have of Allah subhanho wa Taala on his

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servants, if you can get that. See this is all nice in theory. Let's

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ask Allah to give us good company.

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There are good people out there a good person is the one you will

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benefit from his flock and from his character. You will learn

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something will make you feel guilty and make you reflect.

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That's the person who is of benefits. It will make you

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reflect. The person doesn't have to be overtly pious, but sometimes

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good character we learn from people the way they do things,

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their generosity, their scrupulousness their thought for

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others

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their hearts,

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just their feeling of love. All of these things we learn from these

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things. And the more we can have these kinds of people in our midst

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and benefit from them, the more the benefit there is. This is a

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bit of a strange one episode if not a bit, Asha Rahim. Allah says,

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Whoever wants to be given

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a really important distinctive position on the Day of Judgment,

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then he should accompany people for the sake of Allah.

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That should be his motivation. And whoever wants, that the bitterness

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and the difficulty and the terror of the standing on the day of

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judgment be averted from him, then he should

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be a bit of a strange when he should feed a brother of his for

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the sake of Allah subhanho wa Taala something sweet.

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Now, how does that How do you put that in perspective, his opinion,

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maybe by feeding somebody something sweets, if people are

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if you're feeding somebody something sweets, then maybe you

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will make them satisfied and happy and then make dua for you. So that

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could be one reason.

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Another Hadith mentions that Manoir thought I mean, Alicia

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Horton who fear Allah Who, wherever fulfills the needs a

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desire, some kind of desire that a person have whoever fulfills that

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he will be forgiven. About I will serve, I will assure him, I

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mentioned that he was one of the great scholars of Egypt,

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originally Iraqi. But you see, Egypt has also had its time, like

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Baghdad had its time and people were moving there to benefit from

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all the academics and the great people and the piety and

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everything. Likewise, Cairo had its great time as well. Damascus

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had its time as well. So you have these different cities that have

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their time. They become very prominent for a number of

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individuals that Allah subhanaw taala brings up in these places.

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So he was originally Iraqi. But he became one of the great scholars

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of

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Egypt. It says that the Sultan used to come to visit him, the

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Sultan used to come to visit him, the King, the ruler, and

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the Sultan used to stay in his company as far as he could. A lot

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of people benefited from him. Sheikh Khalifa al Rahim Allah he

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says, he says that,

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for even an iota of the of love for Allah subhanho wa taala, don't

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equate, don't sell that for as many deeds as you can, because

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that's very, very valuable. shakable my Wahiba Shafi he

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mentioned that it is an incumbent upon you to abundantly interacts

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with the choices of people, the best of people, because anybody

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who increases the number of choices, which means that who goes

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and stays with them and increases the the number he's he's going to

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be, he's going to be considered to be part of them. So it's the same

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thing that when you love the people, you interact with them

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more, you will be considered to be one of them. He also said, Now,

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this is a very important one. If you see in your heart

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more often and more that the URL hack. If you see that you have an

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aversion from the people of truth, you don't feel good in their

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company, you don't feel good in their company, you feel like a

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fish out of water.

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You just don't feel right. The owner is talking about the

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hereafter. That's what he's saying.

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He doesn't, he doesn't understand he's always talking about the

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hereafter.

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Then know that you have been

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repelled from the Door of Allah.

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Because these are the people of Allah, if you don't like them,

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then you've got to people, you've got a problem. Now, not everybody

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who claims to be a person of Allah is a person of Allah. Right? Not

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everybody who claims to be pious is pious. There are people who are

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very bad character, but they may be the biggest in terms of solids

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and correcting people. But they may not

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mean these are people who have been what I mean, how do you tell

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if somebody is really pious or not? We don't really have much

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choice except to go by the way, generally people and especially

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Olimar consider others.

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You know, how do you know a doctor is good every doctor can give you

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a prescription. But when you know that there's other specialists who

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also regard this particular one to be of some high status, that you

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know that he's really a good doctor because other doctors also

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consulting. So when you've got when you've got an individual who

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is respected by other people, like you know other people who are

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righteous as well, then you know that there's a guarantee there,

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because at the end of the day, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam said, A janazah passed by a funeral pass by and the prophets

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of Allah Islam heard that the Sahaba days

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They praised this individual who was in that janazah was such a

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good person. And the professionalism said, whatever it

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was, yeah, but

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then another funeral passed by sometime later. And they said bad

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things about the person and he said, watch a bit watch of it.

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Which means

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essentially saying what you've said has become necessary. Sure,

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sure. Definitely, definitely. And then the Prophet sallallahu sallam

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said,

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and took shahada with Allah, he fell out. You are the witnesses

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for Allah in the earth.

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Generally speaking, generally speaking, but obviously this

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matters in terms of piety. If people just respect revere honor

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somebody for dancing, like if you look on Twitter, some of the most

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popular accounts are of the celebrities of that nature. But

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that's a different kind of, that's a different kind of liking. It's

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not for piety reasons. That's just knifes reasons that make you feel

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good in the world. But it doesn't have a long term bearing. They

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only make you feel good now, because they have a good voice.

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They look young and sexy right now. But as soon as that goes,

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then it'll be gone. Sorry for that word. I know it woke you up.

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But that's basically what it is. It's all about that today, isn't

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it?

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The more they flaunt themselves, and they have to come up with

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different ideas, to keep the rankings to keep the attention and

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Subhanallah it just the shaytan just takes over. shutdowns always

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been there. And he says something else which is going to need some

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explanation, he says that it can be soft metal Fukada.

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If I was to literally translate this, it means that it is

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incumbent on you to keep the company of the poor. But that's

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because the word Fukada has been used for poor that's why

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we use this term but the word faqeer means somebody in need

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somebody dependents and the 14 here is the one dependent on Allah

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subhana wa Tada only dependent on Allah. So there's a lot of

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discussion among the in the books of the pious and so on when they

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describe somebody described as the fuckin for kill for Allah, the One

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who just wants to be dependent on Allah subhanaw taala the one who's

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spiritually dependent on Allah subhanaw taala. So it's not about

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pouring while they could be the wealthiest person, but they are

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they want to be spiritually dependent on everything on Allah

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subhana wa Tada. So that's what we're speaking about the full

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Cara, a group of the choices and most elect people of piety. It

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says you need to have the accompany, because if it was only

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that they will take your hand on the day of judgment and help you

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that would suffice.

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Again, the stuff shafa intercession, because, see,

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there's, the scholars say that if you want to learn from somebody,

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then who should you ask, says, Ask a pious person, because a pious

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person because of his reliance in Allah subhanaw taala. If he's got

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the money, he'll give it to you.

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If he doesn't have the money, he'll make dua for you.

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But he won't humiliate you at least. Whereas if you go to

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somebody who is not pious, who's got money, your chances are, you

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know, it just depends on whether it's a good day or a bad day.

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Right, and you're fortunate with Allah subhanaw taala on that day,

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but at least you will be safe with the pious, you won't have

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humiliation, at least you will be degraded. So he's saying that if

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the only thing that they can do is to actually take your hand on the

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Day of Judgment, despite the fact that they helped so many people in

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this dunya in their calamities and so on, anyway, right, that would

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that would be sufficient.

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He says, How many poor people have been alleviated of their poverty,

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because of staying with such people, how many broken people

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have been fixed and given endurance because of such people?

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How many lowly people have been given honor, because of staying

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with such people, they can honor.

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They may not be from a good family or a good tribe, but because of

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piety, they will gain their respect among people. How many

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ugly and despicable people have been covered up because of the

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good that they've changed their life to afterwards? This is the

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state with most of us, how many oppressors would be destroyed

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through them? And how many complaints would reach Allah

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subhanaw taala through them? Sheikh Suleiman will hold ad says

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whoever intends

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that he be given abundant goodness in this world and in the

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Hereafter, then he should keep the company of the people have visuals

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or hidden maraca. People have visuals who are careful about what

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they do. There's a general meaning of balaclava. Say the alien who

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was one of the main teachers and guides

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of the author. He relates from him. He says, Whoever wants his

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Iman to be complete, and his opinion about Allah subhanaw taala

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to become good, you know, to have the best opinion about Allah

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subhanho wa Taala and our approach to Allah being excellent, then he

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should stay with the good people. Now I'm going to move on to the

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next section,

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which tells us

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and

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this is going to tell us about the rights of brotherhood. This

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doesn't just apply to pious people, it applies throughout, if

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you want good brotherhood, good companionship, and you want to

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benefit from that. Then take the first step. After listening to all

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of this, we may be saying

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Where am I going to find the righteous person?

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Well, start from yourself.

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You will be the pious companion and you will find pious

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companions. So, Imam Shalini. He mentioned a number of them.

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He mentioned the number of them

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from his experience. He mentioned over 60 All of them have a source

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in the Quran and Sunnah. There are some Hadith to this effect, what

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is the right of one brother over another brother? Meaning what is

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the right of one Muslim over another Muslim? The professor

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hasn't mentioned a few specifically like that, while

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others are understood. So the few that he mentioned specifically,

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there's one related by Imam Muslim and Imam Muhammad and Imam Bukhari

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in Allah the other will move from Abu Huraira the Allah on release

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Rasulullah sallallahu sallam said, How could a Muslim a Muslim is

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septum seven rights that a Muslim has over another Muslim?

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What is What are the hours well Allah says what is that if you

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meet him you should say salaam

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I told you yesterday the benefits of salaam wherever you are in the

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world. It creates that bond

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gives a sense of security so to a certain degree and brings the

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heart closer to Allah subhanaw taala and closer to one another.

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So when you meet your brother say salaam

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either the Agatha gebouw if he invites you to food or something

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else, answer it, except as far as you can. Either stanza hackathon

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sadhana asks you for advice or counsel or guidance, give him that

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guidance.

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And if he sneezes, then praise Allah, you know, Alhamdulillah

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Alhamdulillah, we have that that's also a hug.

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If he sneezes, you should do that. It's part of the right what either

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Marilla Pharaoh do, if he's sick, then visit them, whatever matter

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for debate. And if he dies, then follow his funeral, his Janaza

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hamdulillah within Muslims, we do this to a certain degree, but the

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one who does this more is going to fulfill more rights. So based on

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that, the first one he says minhang He says Ella Wafaa con la

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IACA Ilana your head, he says May Allah enable me and you to do

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those things that he loves? Know that the Rococo Sahaba de Kathira

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if you want good companionship and you want to fulfill the rights of

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your companionship with your friends and your brothers that you

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have, there are many because we all have some friends. We may not

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they may not be the best friends that we would like, but we all

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have friends and associates.

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So what's our risk? Are we always looking at what others can do for

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us? Let's look now at what we can do for others. So that's what this

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is all about. Now, how can we improve ourselves and our

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character towards our friends so that our friends can rejoice in

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the fact that we they have good friends and hopefully they can

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become good friends and Allah would give us more good friends

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because like attracts like, so we have to improve ourselves and we

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start seeing the good in others as well inshallah. So the first thing

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he says is he says that these are these are North Korea like a

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Joomla to help walk into the lab with them and having particular

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issues that you will Mahabharata once going to mention to you a

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number of the rights that are necessary for living with others

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for you know for spending life with others for mixing with

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others, while I'm Aidan under Masha it could have to Alan at

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night it'd be helpful in f1 says the amount of the pastor machete

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they have encouraged very strongly fulfilling the rights of your

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brothers were called woman the year one and they have said that

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anybody who violates one of the rights of their brothers if Tala

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hula with the ANA be told the Iraqi Allah subhanaw taala will

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also put a calamity on them

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and he will test them by their rights also being violated. we

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violate

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Other people's rights, our own rights will be violated by others.

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This is the nature of the world. This is the quantum mechanics of

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this world. In terms of spirituality, you do good to

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others who come back to you.

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You do evil to others, one day you will come back you may be

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successful for an Bolden successful for for few years. But

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eventually when it comes to able to destroy,

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Allah may leave a person for a while, and he may get away with

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his oppression on others, violating rights of others

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stealing from others. But when it comes back, it will be very hard.

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And that's generally what's being seen. You see, give up, you know,

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give those kinds of people have fears where they feel untouchable,

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and you can't do anything, because they've got themselves covered for

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whatever reason. Right? They will, unless they make some serious Toba

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and recant and go back and forgive again, forgiveness, it will always

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come down. I mean, look at look at the leaders of the of the world,

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they're 70 years old, 75 years old, and that's when they become

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humiliated. They take an off and put on the trials and everything

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like that. Some get away with it, they have worked in the hereafter

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they've done something good or something like that. But some of

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them Subhan Allah, they get humiliated at the end.

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Allah protect us. Well either tell Allah Who are the methodical

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marketer who and when Allah subhanaw taala does then test

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somebody and see somebody for that. He big, he then dislikes

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them, he has his wrath on them. And when Allah subhanaw taala has

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his wrath on somebody perahu Vietnam, he throws him into the

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hellfire. So when you know this, now, he says, For uku I say we

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like Tofik and Allah is the divine enabler. minhag kill Ali Al, a yet

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our alma mater, and who Ubay he mentioned this first.

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One of the first rights that you have over a friend of yours is

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that you should feign blindness from his defects, you should be

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pretend, even if you notice it, you should pretend to be blind of

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his defense. Now, you know, this is like the alchemy of happiness.

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This is the alchemy of happiness. The reason is that everybody's got

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a defense, every single person has a defect except the prophets.

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They're the only ones who had an equilibrium. Everybody else has a

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problem. You just don't notice people's defect straightaway.

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You'll notice it. Some defects they carry out, they carry them on

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their sleeves, because they just got too many problems. Some have

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less problems, but everybody has a problem. Even the biggest scholar

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of the time as a problem will have a problem. And all he's doing is

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he's trying to help us manage that.

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He's helped. He's telling us to help us manage that. That's why

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there's people who say that, you know,

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it's easy to become a fan of somebody when they're doing all

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the great things. But it's when they run into some trouble. Are

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you still there fan?

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Now, the worldly fans, they don't work like them today. But if you

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take that in terms of righteous people, individuals, they can make

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a mistake sometime. Are you so fickle that you're going to just

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drop them?

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You know, and that's it, you're going to start going against them.

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This is what people do is one big scholar who used to visit our

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masjid. And mashallah, his lectures after Turabian so when

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used to attract a lot of people from far and wide. So obviously

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whenever that happens, and people will come up to you and say, Why

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don't you move here?

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So, I mean, for those who are Gujarati will understand this,

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maybe those who don't understand ODU might understand this, but he

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says, is his beloved atomic Yakubu, horrible carapace

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Mahabharata.

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Which means first you will say bajada ciabatta Cha

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bourbon Jaga Salah you know, Salah is a good word really but it just

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becomes like a bad word. So that means your brother in law but for

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some reason brother in laws, I don't know what's wrong with

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brother in laws, but they use that word for like a derogatory term

00:39:11 --> 00:39:14

eventually, like you know for a bad person like you know,

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admonishing term. So it's like you know, first it will be nice nice

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and then after I will be brotherly maiden sound right in English

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doesn't.

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But anyway, you got the point. So,

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once you stay with somebody, the novelty wears off. And then after

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that, you start noticing their defects and then you start shaytan

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wants you to speak about them. That's the problem. So he says,

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we're only going to do this one today. We'll carry on insha Allah

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the in the next session, but he says the first thing is just feign

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blindness, just pretend you're blind just just don't see it. That

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effects because some of the other might have said that Menara ILA

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Are you bidness con Lana through who were horrible, our Haribo

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konbu gets any

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But he who keeps his focus on the defects of people that there's

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going to be no benefit is going to get because that defect is going

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to become a problem in between.

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So although you could be benefiting from somebody, but

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because of the Divi is going to keep bothering you, this is the

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way humans work is going to keep bothering you. It's going to spoil

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the satisfaction that you will get from the benefit of friendship

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that you have with this person.

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Especially if that defeat it's got nothing to do with you. It's not

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affecting you What is it the defect is that he's a con man.

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He's taking you for a ride, you know, clearly you need to see

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that. The Sharia doesn't want you to be blind to that. Because the

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province of Assam said A believer is not stung from the same hole

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twice. But something that's not going to something that he does

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really twitches his face once in a while. Right? He has this weird

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way of eating loudly, or something like that. Or gobbling up food or

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eating too much, or eating too much meat. Like, what's the

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problem with that you guys are thinking, right? Everybody does

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that? You say?

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Yeah, it's similar to eat less meat. By the way. A magazine he

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says that if you eat meat for 40 days, your heart will be your

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heart will become hard.

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And studies show that as well anyway, but try to decrease the

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meat have a few meat free days in a week. If not just one.

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Like no meat on that day. Don't even put it a few pieces in

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something else. Just two flavors. Meat has an addiction than

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previously it was mentioned in a hadith. It has a.or an addiction.

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Ramadan is a time when these things can happen. Because you

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only have to worry about a few hours then after that the next

00:41:43 --> 00:41:47

day, if you can pull it off. One day, the women who are listening

00:41:47 --> 00:41:49

at home, let's do a meat free day.

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Stew a meat free day. And I don't know why I got into that subject.

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It's just a general tip. All right, General will be anyway. He

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says that when you have this problem, then your benefit from

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that person will decrease and the huts will become Desilets you

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won't have the same feeling. We'll call with our eight origin walk

00:42:10 --> 00:42:14

Columbia Ubinas hurry on behalf of Adam one now called Mookie Robbie,

00:42:14 --> 00:42:19

when you see a person who has like taken guarantee of knowing the

00:42:19 --> 00:42:22

defects of everybody who is well aware of everybody's defects, he

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is like, your gossip person or whatever it is and he knows

00:42:27 --> 00:42:30

everybody's defect, then know that

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he has been deceived. There is a bad plan for him from the shaper

00:42:37 --> 00:42:40

and he's not a good person. Well call Lumina Allah Murthy synergy

00:42:40 --> 00:42:44

lab not Rufio up nurse where am I? Why are you being upset? He is

00:42:44 --> 00:42:49

part of STD Raj is part of Allah subhanaw taala is slowly taking

00:42:49 --> 00:42:54

somebody to the hellfire, right? Is that person constantly looking

00:42:54 --> 00:42:59

at the defects of people and being blind from their own defects?

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That's what's gonna happen.

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Well call tomorrow in Russia and China what absolutely no clue,

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they would say that we have not seen anything that destroys your

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actions more. And corrupts has more and which leads a person to

00:43:17 --> 00:43:24

destruction more, and that takes you closer to the anger and of

00:43:24 --> 00:43:26

Allah subhanaw taala more

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than

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a person not knowing their own defects and always looking at

00:43:34 --> 00:43:39

others defects. And also what it does is it creates in a person, a

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person like this creates more ostentatious and pride and

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arrogance, because they're always thinking about others being low.

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They don't realize that they are also low. When you realize we're

00:43:48 --> 00:43:51

also low and they also know we're all low. Hollis is not an issue

00:43:51 --> 00:43:55

anymore. It's canceled it out. We've all got defects, brother,

00:43:55 --> 00:43:58

you have a defect, I have a defect. Now let's learn to live

00:43:58 --> 00:44:01

together. That's the way it should be. But when you only see others

00:44:01 --> 00:44:04

defects, you think you don't have a defect then suddenly you put

00:44:04 --> 00:44:07

yourself in a position higher than that. So he creates urgent

00:44:07 --> 00:44:12

Andreassen it creates this feeling of ostentatious self conceit and

00:44:12 --> 00:44:17

pride and arrogance, and causing others to look at them in causing

00:44:17 --> 00:44:20

oneself to look at others in a despicable way. May Allah subhanaw

00:44:20 --> 00:44:23

taala remove this. Remove this problem for us so that we can have

00:44:23 --> 00:44:27

better friendships and company with people. Well through Dawa and

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Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen olam and the Salamanca salaam, the

00:44:30 --> 00:44:34

Bharatiya Janata jewellery chrome Allahumma Yahaya, a young girl

00:44:34 --> 00:44:39

medical study, Allah Mia Hannah Yamuna Illa Illa Allah subhana

00:44:39 --> 00:44:42

Kadena Konami, nobody mean just Allah one more hammer them

00:44:43 --> 00:44:46

a lot of them are fiddling on our home now or if you know had in our

00:44:46 --> 00:44:48

opener, a lot of men you know what have you been our job now? Who

00:44:48 --> 00:44:52

that eliminated? Oh Allah, we ask that you forgive us our sins. You

00:44:52 --> 00:44:57

forgive us our sins, you forgive us our misdeeds, our wrong deeds

00:44:57 --> 00:45:00

of Allah, our sins of the heart. I

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Our sins of our body, Our Allah, our excesses of our eyes and our

00:45:03 --> 00:45:08

hands, our tongues, our ears of Allah our entire body that will

00:45:08 --> 00:45:11

bear witness against us on the day of judgment of Allah We ask that

00:45:11 --> 00:45:15

you give us the tools to make Toba of Allah grant us Toba, grant us

00:45:15 --> 00:45:18

repentance grant us recourse to you, of Allah grant us your love

00:45:18 --> 00:45:22

and the love of those who love you. Allah these are the blessings

00:45:22 --> 00:45:25

moments of Ramadan. Oh Allah, we are sitting here for a purpose.

00:45:25 --> 00:45:30

We've We've sacrificing this hour that we sit after after prayer for

00:45:30 --> 00:45:33

your sake of Allah make this a true company. Make it like the

00:45:33 --> 00:45:38

company that even the prophets, and the shahada will be envious of

00:45:38 --> 00:45:42

as we read in the hadith of Allah, Oh Allah make us worthy of that

00:45:42 --> 00:45:46

position of Allah make us worthy of being in your shade on the day

00:45:46 --> 00:45:50

of judgment of Allah, you've brought us here. You've allowed us

00:45:50 --> 00:45:54

to sit here, Oh Allah, we can only take a good omen from this that

00:45:54 --> 00:45:58

you are wanting to bless us. So Allah truly bless us. Oh Allah, we

00:45:58 --> 00:46:02

wouldn't be sitting here in this Masjid. Listening to your words,

00:46:02 --> 00:46:07

listening to these great things if it wasn't that you had some good

00:46:07 --> 00:46:11

plan for us. Oh Allah, Oh Allah make this a good plan for us. Oh

00:46:11 --> 00:46:14

Allah people have come from far and wide. Oh Allah except all of

00:46:14 --> 00:46:18

us are like cept all of us are like sick to all of us. Have your

00:46:18 --> 00:46:21

mercy on us. Have you mercy on us during these days on our families

00:46:21 --> 00:46:25

as well? And Allah allowed this Ramadan to be the best Ramadan

00:46:25 --> 00:46:27

we've ever spent. Make us closer to you than we've ever been

00:46:27 --> 00:46:31

before. And Allah above all keep us close to you. Oh Allah keep us

00:46:31 --> 00:46:35

close to you. Oh Allah do not give us distance after closest to you.

00:46:35 --> 00:46:39

Do not give a scuffle after Iman. Oh Allah, we ask that You grant us

00:46:39 --> 00:46:43

genital feitos Oh Allah send you abundant blessings on Rasulullah

00:46:43 --> 00:46:47

sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Subhana rhombic herbalized that

00:46:47 --> 00:46:49

yamna Yossi foon was a lot more study, you know.

00:46:54 --> 00:46:58

The point of a lecture is to encourage people to act to get

00:46:58 --> 00:47:03

further an inspiration and encouragement, persuasion. The

00:47:03 --> 00:47:07

next step is to actually start learning seriously to read books

00:47:07 --> 00:47:11

to take on a subject of Islam and to understand all the subjects of

00:47:11 --> 00:47:14

Islam at least at the basic level, so that we can become more aware

00:47:14 --> 00:47:18

of what our deen wants from us. And that's why we started Rayyan

00:47:18 --> 00:47:24

courses so that you can actually take organize lectures on demand

00:47:24 --> 00:47:26

whenever you have free time, especially for example, the

00:47:27 --> 00:47:31

Islamic essentials course that we have on the Islamic essentials

00:47:31 --> 00:47:35

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

00:47:35 --> 00:47:40

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

00:47:40 --> 00:47:43

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

00:47:44 --> 00:47:46

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

00:47:46 --> 00:47:49

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

00:47:49 --> 00:47:52

sustained study as well as local law here and Salam aleikum wa

00:47:52 --> 00:47:53

rahmatullah wa barakato.

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