Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Imam Sha’rani’s Code of Companionship Series No Support in Reprehensible Innovations

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker discusses the insincerity of people who do not do things for their benefit and the importance of avoiding arguments and distraction in argumentation. They stress the need to avoid false accusations and avoid harms in argumentation. The segment also touches on the negative impact of argumentation on one's religion and relationships with others, including the "monst numerous." The importance of compassion and innovation in bringing forth ideas that are not only good for the world, and the advice given is to avoid assumptions and avoid anyone. Finally, the segment emphasizes the importance of fulfilling rights for one's brother's brothers, particularly in regards to land and inheritance, and to learn and practice Islam in local law and events.

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			What I have found my view that IQ
and he says you can clearly
		
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			understand the harms in this
within Hadith CAFA because Allah
		
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			does Allah Mahasi
		
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			in a hadith it states that it is
enough of a sin it is enough as a
		
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			sin, that you just remain in
dispute. If you're constantly in
		
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			dispute, and you can't help it,
you justify it maybe. I mean, this
		
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			is a way to really look at
ourselves. Are we in disputes? Now
		
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			we could be justifying that we're
in dispute I it's halal
		
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			argumentation is for the Huck
brother is for the right is to
		
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			establish the truth.
		
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			So why are you doing it for
doesn't matter what you're doing
		
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			it for disputation is bad.
		
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			Bismillah
		
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			Alhamdulillah here on br LME or
salatu salam O Allah say even more
		
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			serene. While he was talking to
you about Rocco seldom at the
		
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			Sleeman Kathira on Ilario media in
America. This is with regards to
		
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			the right of brothers over
brothers. This is the final few of
		
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			this chapter, after which the
author will begin his third
		
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			chapter, which will be a
discussion on
		
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			the off lock and the character of
the people of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. So first, he says,
		
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			the last one that we did was about
		
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			reminding somebody of the good
that you've done to them the favor
		
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			that you've may have
		
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			extended to them before when it
comes to an argument. So if you've
		
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			had some favors,
		
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			that you've extended to somebody
else, you favorite somebody in
		
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			some way or the other, you've
acted in a
		
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			in a way to help them or something
of that nature. And then after
		
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			that, you had an argument so then
you start reminding them of your
		
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			favorites.
		
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			You start reminding of their
favorite so that means then that
		
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			we're the favors we did to get
something back from them, we did
		
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			not do it for the sake of Allah
subhanaw taala. So that shows that
		
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			the reason why we did those things
was insincere. There was
		
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			insincerity in that action,
because if it was done for the
		
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			sake of Allah subhanaw taala then
regardless, regardless of how
		
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			ungrateful the person may be in
the future, with doesn't matter
		
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			for us because our service with
Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			Our hisab and account is with
Allah subhana wa Tada. So
		
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			it doesn't matter. Allah knows. So
Allah subhanho wa Taala is gonna
		
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			reward us anyway. So when a person
hopes for reward for Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala for everything,
then he doesn't really care about
		
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			how people interact with him as
much, because he's doing it for
		
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			the sake of Allah subhana wa Tada
		
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			one of the advices that came to
mind with regards to people who
		
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			came back from Hajj, especially
people who are going for the first
		
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			time, maybe the only time amongst
a sea of people who find it very
		
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			difficult to go, then it becomes a
rarity. When something is a
		
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			rarity, it's seen with more value,
when something is seen with more
		
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			value than shaytaan is going to
		
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			create that much more insincerity
in action. So when somebody calls
		
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			you * sub, you know, when
somebody calls you hajizade, then
		
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			it's going to make you feel good.
It's going to make you feel
		
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			accomplished, it's going to make
you feel special. So if somebody
		
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			calls you * sub
		
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			Yeah, Hodge,
		
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			then this is a big deal because a
lot of people when they if they're
		
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			not Mufti Sabo, Molana or
		
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			engineers or
		
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			whatever else, PhD or whatever
else that we have designations,
		
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			then the one thing that everybody
can be as hajizade.
		
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			So I remember once somebody came
to Hajj with us, and from the
		
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			outset, on the way to hedge his
suitcase already had hygiene, so
		
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			and so on it.
		
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			I asked him, Have you been for
Hajj already? He said, No, this is
		
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			my first Hajj. So he already had
the title set for himself, masha
		
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			Allah. So the thing is that when
somebody addresses you with these
		
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			things, then would you do so I
said, keep your gaze to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala when somebody says
that, then focus on Allah, when
		
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			you focus on Allah subhanaw taala
then you will thank him for the
		
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			fact that he gave you disability.
If you don't have Allah in the
		
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			picture at all, you don't think
about Allah then it becomes a self
		
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			accomplishment. Then all you see
is me. Me, I mind, you know, this
		
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			is what you see.
		
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			It's all been very personalized,
and it's like my accomplishment. I
		
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			did it. But when you see Allah
subhanaw taala, then you start
		
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			realizing that it's Allah who gave
me the tofu instead of
		
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			Hamdulillah.
		
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			That's the thing and everything.
Whenever you get praised, you
		
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			focus on the praise and that
person yourself, then it becomes
		
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			insincere. If you focus on where
it comes from, why the praise came
		
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			in the first place, because Allah
gave you the ability to have those
		
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			qualities for which for which
you're being praised, then it
		
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			suddenly cuts it all off. So it's
just about a quick
		
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			it's just about the mind being
trained to quickly focus on Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. In these
situations, this is a matter of
		
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			training, you're not going to get
this training, if
		
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			you don't have X that will lead
you to this dilemma.
		
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			Because a lot of people what
happens is that if they feel
		
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			insincere, they dropped the Act,
which is shaytans way of depriving
		
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			them of the act, you're only going
to learn sincerity while
		
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			continuing to do X and fighting
off the insincerity.
		
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			So you may look at yourself but
then correct yourself until
		
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			eventually you become very fast at
focusing on Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			in that situation. So it's only an
instance, that you may focus on
		
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			yourself and you turn to Allah
subhanho wa Taala and then
		
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			eventually, fully and Allah
subhanaw taala. That's the way to
		
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			learn sincerity, may Allah give us
sincerity. So when somebody is
		
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			insincere, then they will become
very insincere. Then it talks
		
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			about the meanness, how can you do
take something that you did for
		
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			the sake of Allah subhanaw taala
supposedly did for the sake of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala and use that
in an argument against somebody
		
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			else?
		
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			What do you think you did that act
for in the first place. So that is
		
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			what we discovered. That's what we
discussed last time. Because it
		
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			mentions in a hadith Rasulullah
sallallahu sallam said, there are
		
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			three people who Allah subhanaw
taala will not look at on the Day
		
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			of Judgment, not looking at
somebody means favorably will not
		
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			treat them favorably. He will not
look at them. He will not treat
		
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			them favorably. You won't give
them anything. And he will not
		
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			purify them well, whom either
wouldn't dream and they have a
		
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			severe punishment, and most will,
one who dangles his lower WHO IS
		
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			WHO dangles His garments in pride.
One man, the one who reminds
		
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			others of favors I hated, and
Wellmune fake Siddhartha, who will
		
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			highly encourage him, and the one
who tries to promote his
		
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			merchandise with insincere offs,
with false offs, swearing on the
		
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			quality of the product, swearing
on what price you bought it for,
		
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			by lying, by wrong price, and so
on and so forth. We'll call about
		
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			the home element Google
mountainfilm mahasamadhi Dumela,
		
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			the Mandarin lion Demin ala Yun,
sir bilious zero, your cat zero
		
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			Socrata, Coolangatta caribou. And
some have said that reminding
		
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			somebody of a favor when it comes
to an argument is such a wound
		
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			that will never never coalesce and
become better. Meaning will never
		
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			be forgotten, because it's such a
mean act. So even though you may
		
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			make up you will still remember
that this person you're dealing
		
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			with His revealed his meanness is
revealed his low class, he's
		
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			revealed.
		
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			This his degraded state that this
is the low that he can stoop to.
		
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			And that is very difficult to deal
with. Because that's always
		
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			remembered. Because you know,
		
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			the human has a bandwidth in which
things can be forgiven quite
		
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			easily, because it's an acceptable
bandwidth of misbehavior.
		
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			So, if somebody does some
misbehavior, everybody falls to
		
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			some kind of defects or some kind
of unsavory acts, most people will
		
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			remain within a certain boundary,
a certain certain bandwidth of a
		
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			misbehavior or an inappropriate
act. If somebody goes beyond that
		
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			goes down to such a low that's
going to be remembered. People
		
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			will forgive and forget common
misbehavior. common weaknesses.
		
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			Common arrogance is common issues
and common faults. But when it
		
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			goes beyond that, then it's
something that sticks because it's
		
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			uncommon. It's a rarity.
		
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			You understand what we're saying?
So that's why Okay, let's speak
		
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			about the next one. Image
challenge woman How can the hola
		
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			yo Ha, Seema.
		
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			He says, another rights of one
brother over the other, very
		
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			simply put is that just don't
argue with them.
		
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			Just avoid quarreling, arguing for
any reason whatsoever. If there's
		
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			a discussion that you're having
that you think should be a
		
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			positive discussion, but you see
that it's spiraling out of
		
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			control, and it is degenerating
into a coral, then it's not worth
		
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			it. Some people just don't see it.
For them, they just see the the
		
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			objective of trying to put a point
across and that overrides
		
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			everything else. What one doesn't
understand is that it's very
		
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			difficult to put a point across
through a quarrel. Because
		
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			quarreling raises somebody's
defense, a blind somebody to their
		
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			own faults, it puts them in a mode
of attack. They don't look at
		
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			themselves, they just fortifying
and strengthening themselves and
		
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			looking for the weakness of the
other person. They're not going to
		
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			reflect themselves on what my
problem is, what their own
		
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			problems are.
		
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			So a quarreling situation is never
helpful one so how does one get
		
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			their point across without that is
the challenge so one right over
		
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			the other brother is that you do
not argue with them for in Omaha
		
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			Sama, Dr. elude because any kind
of quarreling, argumentation,
		
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			disputation it, for sure what it
does is that it severs love. It
		
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			severs affection, it, Sephora
severs the bond, it cuts the bond,
		
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			it creates a problem in the bond.
		
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			What God call
		
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			the owner might have mentioned my
witchy, the Hubballi Dean, he was
		
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			a shallow little khalaby, mineral
Hoceima. This is an experience and
		
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			observation of the aroma. They say
that there's nothing that is found
		
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			to destroy your religion, and to
distract your heart, occupy your
		
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			hearts. There is nothing that
destroys your religion, and
		
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			occupies your heart more than
argumentation, disputation. And
		
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			it's absolutely the truth. And
subhanAllah I've just come from
		
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			Hajj. And there, I was in the
midst of various different
		
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			nationalities, you know, various
different nationalities from
		
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			across the board from around the
world. And not just that, but from
		
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			some countries, from the people
from some countries that
		
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			represented different areas and
ethnicities, languages and
		
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			cultures within a single country.
		
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			Especially in the Middle East,
Allah subhanho wa Taala have mercy
		
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			on that place, Allah have mercy,
Allah have mercy. Because there is
		
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			just so much acrimony among
certain people, among people of a
		
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			certain background with another
background, so much distrust, so
		
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			much animosity, so much enmity, so
much hatred, that anything coming
		
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			from that person is seen with
mistress, and these are between
		
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			Muslim in between Sunnis, not even
Sunni, Shia, you know, we
		
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			understand that. There's that
problem as well. But this is
		
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			within Sunnis themselves, just
because they're from a different
		
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			background, and maybe one leader
was from one background and
		
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			oppressed another and created such
a problem. And you wonder when
		
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			peace is going to be brought
there. It is such a sad fact. It's
		
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			like, you know, taking India for
example, and the Kashmir is having
		
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			a problem with people who speak
Urdu and people who speak or the
		
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			hope having a problem with people
who speak Senegalese and them
		
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			having a problem with Gujarati is
and Gujarat is having a problem
		
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			with Tamils and Tamil is having a
problem with
		
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			us armies and it's just that crazy
Alhamdulillah that it's not as bad
		
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			it's not as bad in the
subcontinent
		
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			or Pakistan. You know, Punjabi is
having a problem with Cyndi's and
		
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			below cheese and batons and Hinkle
speaking people and push those
		
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			speaking people and Allahu Akbar
		
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			it's just at the spur of the
moment somebody will just
		
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			conflate a matter to be of such a
backgrounds.
		
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			It's really sad. It's really sad.
May Allah subhanaw taala bring
		
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			unity
		
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			so he said that this is what's
destroying your deen.
		
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			There is nothing more destructive
to Deen than disputation arguments
		
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			for nothing for nothing.
		
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			It occupies the heart. So then you
don't think right? You don't focus
		
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			on what's beneficial for you. But
you focus on the argument. That's
		
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			how to
		
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			destructiveness and then he says,
women who Summa yet our little
		
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			hubbub
		
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			from disputation is born anger.
Anger is begotten. Anger comes
		
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			from that this person gets angry.
		
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			Well, Hecht, well Hadiya you start
arguing with somebody, you're
		
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			gonna get angry. It's gonna cause
any Masotti Renko and hatred, and
		
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			then deception. Because when you
think you're right, then to
		
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			overcome the other person, you
could even use deception. So all
		
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			of these things betrayal of trust,
		
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			you will take a common enemy to be
your friend. Just because he's an
		
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			enemy of that person, you will try
to bring them closer into who
		
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			you're cool with his solid will
hurt you whom are unlockable
		
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			Mahajan such that a person will be
insolvent.
		
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			The best of actions, the actions
the action which is supposed to
		
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			give us a retreat from everything
of the world, which is supposed to
		
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			give us a sanctuary, a safe place
a respite from all of the troubles
		
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			of the world, that in those five
times a day, a person can just cut
		
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			out from everything. Sidestep
everything and go into this
		
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			personal, intimate conversation
with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. But
		
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			argumentation disputation is such
that you will come in solids, and
		
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			the worst thing that can happen is
that a person who you have a
		
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			disputation also comes in solids
and reminds you and that's it your
		
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			Salat is gone.
		
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			Well, I offer my view that IK and
he says you can clearly understand
		
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			the harms in this within Hadith
Kapha because Allah does Allah
		
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			Maha said,
		
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			in a hadith it states that it is
enough of a sin it is enough as a
		
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			sin, that you just remain in
dispute. If you are constantly in
		
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			dispute, and you can't help it,
you justify it maybe. I mean, this
		
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			is a way to really look at
ourselves that are we in disputes.
		
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			Now we could be justifying that
we're in dispute I it's halal
		
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			argumentation is for the half
brother is for the right, is to
		
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			establish the truth. So why are
you doing it for it doesn't matter
		
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			what you're doing it for
disputation is bad
		
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			disputation is bad.
		
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			So he says Subhan Allah, the
Hadith mentions that it is enough
		
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			of it is enough as a sin, that
you're constantly in disputation.
		
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			That's, you can see that the
punishment of using that is a sin
		
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			itself.
		
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			That's why the poet says
trigeminal Kareena su II was REM
		
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			Heba who fell in love turgid and
humor he is on February he will be
		
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			carrying a 60 watt rock Mira who
gentlemen who suffered with the
		
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			man to marry he, what that means
is stay away from an evil friend,
		
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			and sever the rope between you.
Meaning break the ties between
		
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			you, if you can find no escape.
		
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			If the person is your co worker,
if the person is always there,
		
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			around you, your neighbor, and
there is no way that you can
		
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			escape and stay away. For daddy,
he then just act amicably with
		
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			him. Just tried to keep it
neutral. Just try to keep it fine.
		
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			Don't get involved in too much,
and
		
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			love,
		
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			love.
		
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			A true friend. Do not ever argue
with him. So when you have a true
		
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			friend, avoid disputation with a
true friend.
		
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			If you do that, meaning if you
avoid argumentation, then you will
		
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			receive pure love, pure affection,
pure friendship and bond as long
		
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			as you do not argue with him. So
what he's telling us through this
		
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			is that argumentation even with a
true friend will eventually create
		
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			these waves and problems and
tremors in your relationship.
		
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			The next point he makes his wind
chill. Allah yerba Isla hijo de
		
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			fer in the mobile mubadala te la
mithya vertical Lisa B Maha Mudra
		
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			we're Hatha axon Minh Salah beha.
Another writer one brother over
		
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			the other is that do not hasten to
cut ties.
		
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			Do not hasten to abandon. You
know,
		
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			it's allowed when you read the
stories of some Sahaba who cut
		
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			their ties with
		
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			even family members on sub haram
that was committed. Right? So what
		
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			happens then is that when you hear
these things, and you have this
		
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			kind of
		
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			harshness within you, and this so
called feeling of superiority,
		
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			arrogance and independence within
you, then you don't care what
		
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			other people think, in the wrong
for the wrong reason. Right? Then
		
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			you will just want to
		
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			stop talking to somebody.
		
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			It's just not a nice thing, to
stop talking to give somebody the
		
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			silent treatment all the time.
It's not a nice thing. Because
		
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			he's saying, don't rush to that.
You may have to do that
		
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			eventually. But he says don't rush
to the smallest of excuses,
		
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			smallest of problems, and you stop
talking to them. Brother, what
		
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			happened? He doesn't even know
what happened. You know,
		
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			sometimes, somebody breaks up with
you and you don't even know what
		
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			the problem is. Being overly
sensitive. That's what it's saying
		
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			here. Being overly sensitive and
breaking ties with somebody. Come
		
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			on, broaden yourself, expand your
hearts. What's your problem?
		
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			Here he says because Hastening
towards something like that is not
		
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			a praiseworthy deed. Don't think
that, you know you're committing
		
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			anything praiseworthy.
		
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			There will be more mistakes, it is
more prone to mistakes than to
		
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			correctness. You're more likely to
be getting it wrong in this case,
		
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			then doing it right. That's why
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam said that it's not
permissible for a person to
		
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			abandon his brother severed his
relation with his brother for more
		
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			than three days. I may have
explained before that the more you
		
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			leave it, the more a person
becomes independent, separated and
		
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			psychologically comfortable in
their separation, then it becomes
		
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			more complicated and more
difficult to get back together
		
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			again, because the love you did
have between you is slowly withers
		
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			away completely be on three days,
within three days you try to make
		
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			up because there still be love
from both sides that can be
		
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			reignited and brought together.
Once you need it for more than
		
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			three days, then each person
becomes comfortable in their
		
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			separation, then it becomes much
more difficult. You have to
		
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			restart again. You have to build
it all up again. And sometimes
		
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			it's very difficult. What can I
call nephew lady how the rissalah
		
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			shadowed Joanne has ill hudgell.
We've mentioned elsewhere in this
		
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			treaties, the conditions for the
permissibility of severing ties
		
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			with somebody and abandoning
somebody it is allowed in some
		
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			cases, we'll mention the
conditions of that later on. I
		
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			mean, how can it the next right he
speaks about is hola you are
		
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			either who either a customer of
hockey here Murata and then with
		
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			the if your brother, not the right
one brother over the other is to
		
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			not take them to task
		
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			is not to censor them.
		
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			And
		
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			take them to task for the smallest
of for the smallest of mistakes.
		
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			They did not fulfill some basic
rights of yours and you start
		
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			taking them to task.
		
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			Like You're so sensitive to
everything that they do. Come on,
		
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			take it easy, people make
mistakes.
		
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			people overlook things. It's not a
lie you're dealing with.
		
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			People make mistakes. What are
ultimately What the Why should you
		
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			do that? Because you've got love
and affection between you isn't
		
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			that stronger? Isn't that
something more valuable than a
		
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			small mistake that was made than
the small excess than the small
		
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			shortcoming.
		
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			So they didn't do something they
forgot. They were supposed to call
		
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			you and they didn't call you. They
were supposed to bring you
		
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			something when they went shopping
and they didn't bring it for you.
		
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			They were supposed to
		
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			dropped by and they forgot
whatever the case is. So then
		
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			shaytaan what he makes you think
is oh, he probably doesn't like me
		
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			anymore. He does this, he does
that. So then you start taking
		
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			them to task. Just remember
shaytaan is always there to try to
		
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			cause problems. Well, I mean,
we'll see if you see the idea of
		
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			Allhallows. He mentioned that it's
from the advices of his Sheikh Ali
		
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			Al Havas otro chhat Takoradi
Alico, Miss Tatort, whatever
		
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			writes that you think is owed to
you by your brother, just leave it
		
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			overlook it as much as possible.
If they're not able to fulfill it
		
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			doesn't matter. Just overlook it
as much as possible. What can I
		
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			throw to any model to you? Well,
hey, Tim, FYI, Nick, and following
		
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			your brothers, those people who
have some kind of nobility and
		
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			decency, and they are respectable
individuals, then try to forgive
		
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			their little lapses and slips and
mistakes. Because what you should
		
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			try to understand is that these
are human beings. They are decent
		
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			people. They are generally decent
people. You made a mistake. Human
		
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			He's made mistakes. So that's why
leave it alone. Just overlook it.
		
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			If you want full obedience from
somebody, you're never gonna get
		
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			it. You can't even do that for
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. How is some
		
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			human beings going to do that for
you? You can't do that for Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala, whereas he
created you, and you have to do
		
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			that. Why do you expect somebody
else to do that for you? 100% If
		
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			you start realizing this, your
married life will be with your
		
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			spouse will be wonderful.
		
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			Because this is the first place
that this manifests itself. It's a
		
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			very special relationship. And
there are mistakes that are made
		
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			in that, and especially from the
woman because Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			says very, I mean, the Prophet
sallallahu mentioned very clearly
		
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			the Creator Brahma Ben trip, they
will make mistakes, when you start
		
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			realizing that
		
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			caught us.
		
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			In fact, you should make less
mistakes than them.
		
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			Men should make less mistakes, and
I'm speaking to men. That's why I
		
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			speak like this.
		
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			Men shouldn't be making less
mistakes than the women if you
		
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			look at it. So then he says,
especially when somebody of
		
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			decency makes a slip, then try to
overlook it. What you can tie to
		
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			the Ala Moana to the Arctic
abstain from transgressing the
		
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			boundaries or acting
		
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			with tyranny over those people
that act like that against you.
		
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			is no point because the reason is
for indle Hakata Isla Abba and at
		
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			the Illa bishopton with Leah
because Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			only allowed
		
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			taking revenge
		
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			and tyranny to the amount that was
		
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			to the amount that was aggressed
against you.
		
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			If you know exactly the amount and
you can respond exactly Allah's
		
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			it's fine. But if you can't do
that, then you may overdo it and
		
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			you may incur the wrath of Allah
subhanaw taala when will Methley
		
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			your Moto as the return Jindal to
give back equally to repay equally
		
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			is extremely difficult for Obama
as it may be, you will do more.
		
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			What about authority,
authoritative local delicacy and
		
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			you'll have some authority in a
third week. Maybe you may create a
		
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			bigger impact are more severe
impact in them than they created
		
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			in you fall monjasa trucks are
truly Darfur.
		
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			So
		
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			only for the week. The week is the
person who is not able to forgive
		
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			an overlook. So he's saying that
this kind of response is only
		
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			allowed for the people who are
considered weak and they're not
		
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			able to stand up and focus on
Allah subhanaw taala alone Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala and forgive
		
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			because Allah says we're indebted
for wear and tear for Acropolis.
		
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			Taqwa that you pardon you overlook
is superior is closer to Taqwa.
		
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			Allahu Akbar. Okay, another few
points he makes is this woman
		
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			happy lucky or unlucky to have a
chef aka to Allah Allah.
		
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			Another writer, one brother over
the other is that you should
		
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			perpetually and constantly have
compassion for his children as
		
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			well.
		
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			Because number one, compassion for
children is a sunnah anyway. And
		
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			then for the children of your
companion, then obviously that
		
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			increases well to me him better
the multi, especially after his
		
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			death. If he has passed away, then
you need to look after his
		
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			children. And you need to try to
try to look after them, help them
		
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			after especially after his death,
there are other moments and mullum
		
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			You should
		
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			either honor the authority of a
Betty when a mere can be embedded
		
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			the multi Felisa beside it in few
who were T. Anybody who is not
		
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			compassion, compassionate to his
brother's children in his absence.
		
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			And who doesn't look after the
affairs after his death. He is not
		
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			truthful in his friendship.
		
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			He is not truthful in his
friendship. I mean, how can
		
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			archaeology Allah,
		
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			your kid Rahu Allah better at him?
Another writer, one brother over
		
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			the other is that you must never
support him.
		
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			You must never support him in any
bid that he does in any innovation
		
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			that he begins, think is involved
in the wrong crowd or whatever
		
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			your friendship should not.
		
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			Your friendship should not suffer
a should not be such that you
		
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			overlook that fact. And you turn a
blind eye to that fact.
		
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			The bid must be eradicated
		
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			for in the military, and ha
		
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			raka who have an add on FC and
yell helper who shoot more.
		
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			In fact, if he does, does not
desist, if he doesn't stop from
		
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			the innovation, what we mean by
innovation here today is obviously
		
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			the general meaning of innovation
is to introduce acts in the
		
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			shittier that are not there. Now,
this can be manifested in many
		
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			ways. One is obviously, to
introduce worships, to do extra
		
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			worships that are definitely have
no room in the shadow whatsoever.
		
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			You know, to start off and
innovate different ideas. That's
		
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			number one. Number two, which is
probably even more critical, is to
		
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			introduce ideas of liberalism.
		
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			And accept such ideas and consider
that they are compatible with
		
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			Islam.
		
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			So for example, to accept certain
forms of sexual deviancy or
		
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			certain other attitudes, and
consider that it's completely fine
		
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			that they can be reconciled with
Islam. That's, that's another
		
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			bitter.
		
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			I think that's actually worse than
innovating a new worship,
		
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			you know, because
		
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			they're both bad. But this one is
worse, because this one could lead
		
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			to cover. So either way, it's all
better.
		
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			He says, if they don't stop, then
you a person must abandon that
		
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			friend, just out of fear, that the
evil influence of that bid and
		
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			innovation, that reprehensible
innovation Innovation Act, the
		
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			evil effect of that will also come
on one Come on, you
		
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			will get kind of set up a solid I
mean, look at this, the sell of
		
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			Saudi Yeah, the owner, I mean,
majority majority will be that
		
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			way, cool man can have a dinner be
the writing for the room in
		
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			whichever city he or when Tessa
Halophila attic, either Allah he
		
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			should, what are the healing
because the set of Saudi, they
		
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			used to totally
		
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			abstain. They used to be very
careful, taken huge amount of
		
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			precaution, from sitting with the
people of reprehensible
		
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			innovation. They used to say that
whoever has even the slightest
		
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			form of innovation, then stay away
and be creepy cautious of sitting
		
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			with them. Anybody who is lacks
industry, God, anybody who is
		
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			lexan, disregard the evil effect
of that will
		
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			come upon the person, even if it
comes after a while.
		
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			And, as I said in here, I think
this is more to do with the kind
		
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			of liberal forms of innovation
that we see today. Because when
		
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			you sit with such people, they
will justify their action of why
		
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			they think it's permissible, or
why they think is permissible to
		
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			reconcile this. Today, the media,
especially in this country, is
		
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			making programs. Many, many
programs are made in this regard,
		
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			where they take Muslims doing
weird things, right, poor guys,
		
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			right? They take them doing weird
things, and they show this to the
		
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			mass of Muslims. And there's gonna
be some other people within the
		
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			community who is suffering with
these kinds of challenges. And
		
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			they see this as a permissible
outlet, a permissible way of
		
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			manifesting their deviancy or
their problem, whatever the case
		
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			is, generally, there's always a
program of this nature. So that's
		
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			why it's so detrimental. Now.
		
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			That's why, although it may not
impact you straight away, and you
		
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			may say, Oh, that's so bad or
that. So like this. So that's
		
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			eventually seeing so much of this
will give you that tolerance level
		
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			that people are seeking, seeking,
and you become tolerant to these
		
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			problems. That is no longer a big
problem anymore.
		
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			That's why he said that the
effects of it will reach you, even
		
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			after a while. Because
subliminally they will affect you,
		
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			they will prepare your mind. And
subhanAllah I don't think we can
		
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			avoid this. We are in such a state
with everything around us that
		
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			there's no way we just hope that
Allah except us, because we don't
		
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			know how far we've already gone.
		
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			Where we live with the exposure
that we have around you. We don't
		
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			even know where we go on this.
There's a guy who's got some weird
		
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			fantasies.
		
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			And finally, he went to a
psychologist now this psychologist
		
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			encouraged him to explore it, in
fact, moved him with six other
		
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			people have that similar kind of
fantasy, who are on a more
		
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			advanced status in that regard. So
now and some of them are the same
		
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			faith as him, and they've shown
how they've been able to justify.
		
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			So you can see how the bidder is
being justified how the sin is
		
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			being justified how the how
		
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			It's been justified in his mind so
he's finally talks to his neighbor
		
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			who was Muslim. And the the young
woman who's born a Muslim he was a
		
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			convert but the younger one woman
was born a Muslim. She says she's
		
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			encouraging him as well. Yeah, go
ahead and you know it's completely
		
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			fine don't worry I'll I'll explain
it to my mother when you when you
		
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			fulfill your fantasy.
		
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			And that's when it hits you of
		
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			what problem we're facing.
		
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			It's a problem of indoctrination
of minds. It's just a massive
		
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			problem. This is big and it's
extreme.
		
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			If not go from completely
		
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			honorable notation.
		
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			Amber's not as mentioned that led
to Jelly Sahiba xavion Do not sit
		
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			with people of crookedness and
deviance. Fazio Kullberg, because
		
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			your own hearts will become
crooked like that because you know
		
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			some of what they say will will
convince you it's related from
		
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			Imam Malik something very similar
has been related unis have known
		
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			or obeyed once said to somebody
giving him advice that Jaco will
		
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			O'Meara why encourage Al Quran
we're karate, he says, avoid going
		
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			to leaders, even though they may
read the Quran and you may read to
		
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			them what are the one that became
rotting list? I mean, hobby
		
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			civilian and do not be alone with
a woman that you do not have any
		
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			Halal relationship and, well,
atomic can easily come inside the
		
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			bid item and don't give you is to
the person of innovation. What
		
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			kind of
		
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			I was studying this stuff every
day in and day out. We're exposed
		
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			to this in every article that we
read.
		
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			What kind of dose is utter
homework they said that within a
		
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			Imam Taos, whenever
		
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			an innovator would come to him, he
would close his ears. We're gonna
		
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			look at on what the inner genre
Imam, Joakim Noah Jarrah. Imam
		
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			Shafi is TJ Manuel Hanifa.
Student, he said, once I heard
		
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			some words from an innovator
		
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			from 20 years ago, and I've not
been able to take them out of my
		
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			ears. Since then, I've not been
able to take them out.
		
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			Allahu Akbar.
		
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			Allah help us this is a massive
problem today. I mean, happy lucky
		
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			lucky lady. There's always little
Zildjian colada. omerta, anha,
		
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			this is another eight. If a person
dies,
		
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			do not marry his wife. If your
brother dies, do not marry his
		
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			wife. I mean, today, that's not
even a possibility. Right? Your
		
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			wife will kill you. Right. But
basically, this is speaking about
		
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			in those old traditional days
when, you know, people had more
		
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			than one wife as they do in
certain countries, right?
		
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			Do not marry her
		
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			to any woman that he has either
died or left as a widow, or that
		
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			he is divorced, even if he's told
you to do so. Because sometimes
		
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			you may say, look, if I die, I
want you to marry my wife. Because
		
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			I think you're the most rightful
person, the most beautiful person
		
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			to do so. Right? What kind of
		
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			coming of age that you are more
rightful, don't do so out of
		
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			other. Now, the thing is that this
is this advice is just out of
		
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			precaution. And he says one of the
reasons given for this advice is
		
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			that most likely because you just
want to avoid suspicion on the
		
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			part of others that
		
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			you know, maybe you had something
to do with the death. Or maybe you
		
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			guys had some relationship from
before or something of that
		
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			nature. Right? Otherwise, it's
allowed to do that. And many of
		
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			the society he did that with their
friends, wives, it's allowed to do
		
00:38:48 --> 00:38:51
			that. There's nothing wrong with
that.
		
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			The prophets had a loss and have
married the wife, the divorced
		
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			wife of his slave way of his
emancipator saves 830 Allah one
		
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			finally he says for added the
Murphy huddle, Phosphatidyl Yahi
		
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			Murphy huddle, fossil island of
sick all of these rights that
		
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			we've spoken about that are due
for one brother to the other.
		
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			Place yourself in front of them
		
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			have all of these rights and in
		
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			inspect yourself in regards to
these rights, the inner ADA ham
		
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			would mother wholecut and B if you
see that your knifes and yourself
		
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			fulfills all of these rights
fascicular Allah Allah thank Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala that has given you
the ability to do this, that you
		
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			are fulfilling the rights of your
brother where it Allah Valley can
		
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			be stiffer when a taxi if you hook
up colonic Leyland one haha Ron
		
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			will hamdulillahi rabbil Alameen
otherwise
		
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			make sure that
		
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			do is take foreign seek
forgiveness due to the shortcoming
		
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			with regards to the rights of your
brothers, make sure you do so far
		
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			day and nights. And we all need to
do is stick for day and night
		
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			because we all have some problem
or the other even if we just start
		
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			with our spouses and forget others
		
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			and which family is free today
have free from inheritance
		
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			problems
		
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			that don't have these issues
related to land and inheritance
		
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			and
		
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			other divorce matters and marital
issues and things of that nature.
		
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			So we've got a lot of it's tougher
to do. May Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			help us may Allah subhanaw taala
help us? Well praise is only for
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala Lord of
the worlds
		
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			the next chapter is with regards
to the adab of the of the Olia of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala what are the
other? That is that is what he's
		
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			going to be discussing in the next
chapter. And inshallah we'll start
		
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			that in the next session. May
Allah subhanaw taala give us the
		
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			ability to fulfill the rights of
our brothers, make good with all
		
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			of these advices that he has given
us, because they have definitely
		
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			broaden our horizon, they have
definitely given us a lot of food
		
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			for thoughts, and Inshallah, we
have made certain amends already
		
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			with the baraka of what we have
read. Of course, all of this has
		
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			been recorded and it's available
online zamzam academy.com to go
		
00:41:36 --> 00:41:39
			back and listen to because these
are not things that you can hear
		
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			for once and just quickly go
through them they are to be
		
00:41:42 --> 00:41:45
			listened to over and over again,
read and discussed over and over
		
00:41:45 --> 00:41:49
			again. So that inshallah slowly
slowly they will improve us bit by
		
00:41:49 --> 00:41:54
			bit, at least, and we we at least
leave this world inshallah in a
		
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			better state than we are in today.
That's our hope and Allah subhanho
		
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			wa taala. May Allah give us the
Tofik? May Allah give us a Tofik
		
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			May Allah allow this to benefit
one and all? May Allah bless the
		
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			author, for his great work and
hard work that he's put into this
		
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			and may Allah accept from all of
those who have transmitted this
		
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			work down to us and facilitate its
dissemination to others may Allah
		
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			accept well through that Rana and
Hamdulillah, who are behind me
		
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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 start
learning seriously to read books
		
00:42:38 --> 00:42:41
			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
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			Islam at least at the basic level,
so that we can become more aware
		
00:42:45 --> 00:42:49
			of what our Dean wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
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			courses, so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
00:42:54 --> 00:42:57
			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
00:42:57 --> 00:43:01
			Islamic essentials course that we
have on there, the Islamic
		
00:43:01 --> 00:43:06
			essentials certificate, which you
take 20 Short modules, and at the
		
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			end of that inshallah you will
have gotten the basics of most of
		
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			the most important topics in Islam
and you'll feel a lot more
		
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			confident. You don't have to leave
lectures behind you can continue
		
00:43:16 --> 00:43:19
			to live, you know, to listen to
lectures, but you need to have
		
00:43:19 --> 00:43:22
			this more sustained study as well
as local law here and Salam
		
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			aleikum wa rahmatullah