Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Introduction of Al Hizb al Azam

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss various du stemma books and their characteristics, including the use of litanies and references to du stemma. They also talk about du stemma books and their characteristics, including references to litanies and references to du stemma. The importance of duretion and du Representatives is emphasized, as it is used for personal success and the potential consequences of actions. The speakers also discuss the benefits of reading and keeping books for reference, including the use of language in religion and the importance of staying in a spiritual state.

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			In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious,
		
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			the Most Merciful.
		
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			All praise is due to Allah, Lord of
		
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			the worlds.
		
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			And peace and blessings be upon the Master
		
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			of the Messengers, and upon his family and
		
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			companions.
		
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			And peace and blessings be upon him.
		
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			Many greetings until the Day of Recompense.
		
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			What's next?
		
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			Allah Almighty said, Invite me, I will respond
		
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			to you.
		
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			And the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon
		
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			him, said, Whoever does not ask Allah, he
		
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			will be angry with me.
		
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			Or as the Prophet, peace and blessings be
		
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			upon him, said.
		
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			So, Allah Almighty gave Mulla Ali Al Qari
		
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			the compiler of this book.
		
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			He gave him the Tawfiq to do this.
		
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			And it's very interesting why he did it.
		
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			I'm just going to quickly, just a few
		
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			minutes, why he did this.
		
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			He mentions in his introduction.
		
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			He said that, I observe some seekers regularly
		
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			reciting the set litanies of reliable spiritual masters
		
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			and honorable scholars, such that I observe some
		
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			of them attached to the Seyfi supplication and
		
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			the Arba'een Ismi.
		
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			I also found some common folk regularly in
		
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			reading, for instance, the Qadha supplication, whose chain
		
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			experts have mentioned alongside other objections contains what
		
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			are without doubt fabrications.
		
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			In his time, what he saw is that,
		
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			mashaAllah, there was lots of people who were
		
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			so particular about reading Awrad, they had set
		
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			litanies, they were very dedicated to this.
		
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			I think this is really what has brought
		
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			the Ummah to where we are and allowed
		
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			us to sustain itself.
		
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			All of the people who are making lots
		
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			and lots of du'as and reading the
		
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			du'as of the Prophet ﷺ.
		
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			But the problem is he says that there
		
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			were people who were reading WhatsApp du'as.
		
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			Those fantastic ones that you get through WhatsApp
		
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			forwards and you don't know where they come
		
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			from.
		
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			He said, I saw people so dedicated to
		
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			this, so it occurred to me that I
		
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			should compile supplications transmitted from the various hadith
		
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			in well-known, reliable books.
		
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			He said, let me capitalize on this, this
		
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			interest that people had.
		
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			So then he took from Imam Nawwi, Imam
		
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			Jazri, Imam Suyuti, Imam Sakhawi, etc.
		
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			and he decided to compile this together.
		
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			So now, mashaAllah, Allah ﷻ gave this book
		
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			a lot of acceptance.
		
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			Imam Mulla Ali al-Qadhi was from Herat
		
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			in Afghanistan.
		
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			I managed to visit last year a place
		
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			of Sufis.
		
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			Imam Jami Rahmatullah Ali is buried there.
		
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			Imam Razi is buried there.
		
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			Imam Ansari, Shaykh Abdullah al-Ansari, he's buried
		
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			there.
		
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			It's an amazing, amazing, beautiful city with a
		
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			big mosque, bigger than the Delhi one.
		
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			When you go to the Delhi one, you
		
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			feel like, you know, the history there, right?
		
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			This one is bigger than the Delhi one.
		
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			And you feel like you're back in time.
		
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			Some people would say that, you know, it's
		
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			like a scene out of Ertugrul.
		
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			It's like old-fashioned.
		
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			Three dhikr majlises after Jummah were taking place.
		
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			Khatm-e Khajgan and what not.
		
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			It was amazing.
		
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			It was just different.
		
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			You feel you're back in time somewhere.
		
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			You really feel Imam Razi used to teach
		
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			there.
		
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			And Imam Razi's grave is close to there
		
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			as well.
		
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			So that's where he was from, but he
		
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			moved to Makkah Bukarramah.
		
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			And that's where mashallah, it looks like he
		
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			must have passed away there because his grave
		
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			doesn't seem to be in Kirat.
		
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			Anyway, so there's various different types of du
		
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			'as.
		
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			One is the occasion du'a.
		
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			So that won't be included in here, like
		
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			before eating, after sleeping, and so on.
		
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			Those are different.
		
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			These are the jami' al-da'awat.
		
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			These are, the special thing about this kitab
		
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			and maybe its acceptance is that as Mullah
		
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			Ali al-Qari himself says in the introduction,
		
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			he says that the Prophet ﷺ never left
		
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			anything.
		
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			He says, the Prophet ﷺ did not leave
		
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			out any praiseworthy quality or felicitous trait without
		
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			seeking it from Allah and imploring him for
		
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			it.
		
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			Nor any evil act or lowly quality without
		
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			seeking refuge with him from it in some
		
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			way or the other.
		
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			So there's, I don't know if there's any
		
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			more comprehensive du'a kitab than this because
		
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			everything you and I and anybody needs for
		
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			this world and for the hereafter, he has
		
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			it in here, whether you realize it right
		
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			now or not.
		
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			For example, right, one du'a is, Allahumma
		
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			inni a'udhu bikman al-haram O Allah,
		
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			seek your refuge from evil old age.
		
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			How many people here are concerned about evil
		
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			old age, like genuinely?
		
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			The young guys are like, that's a long
		
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			time away.
		
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			Now the older people, they're concerned that we
		
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			don't become reliant on anyone else.
		
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			Kisi ga muhtajna banaya Allah.
		
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			As they keep saying, you become bed bound,
		
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			people have to feed you, people have to
		
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			clean you.
		
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			Ya Allah, Allah protect us from that.
		
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			That du'a is being made.
		
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			You read this, even if you do it
		
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			once a month, at least it's being made
		
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			so inshaAllah we'll be protected from it.
		
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			So it's got amazing du'as.
		
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			Once one of our ulema friends, he had
		
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			broken or fractured a rib or something, fractured
		
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			something in his leg.
		
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			So he calls me one day, he says,
		
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			I found a du'a in here for
		
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			that.
		
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			I said, which one?
		
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			Ya Jabir al-Azm al-Kasif.
		
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			O Mender of the Broken Bones.
		
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			So it pretty much because in the Prophet's
		
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			words it's got everything there.
		
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			So he starts with the Quranic du'as,
		
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			then he goes into the Hadith du'as
		
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			from the Prophet, and then he ends with
		
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			the Durood Sharif.
		
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			There's just so many different things.
		
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			I'll give you another example.
		
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			The famous du'a.
		
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			Just think over the meaning of that.
		
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			Our Lord give us the good of this
		
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			world, the good of the Hereafter and protect
		
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			us from Hellfire.
		
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			Just think, do you need anything more than
		
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			that in life?
		
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			If you've got the good and best of
		
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			this world, of the Hereafter, protection from Hellfire,
		
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			you don't need anything.
		
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			Then from these du'as what we learn
		
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			is the adab of du'a.
		
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			Du'a is an ibadat.
		
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			I could never understand how du'a was
		
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			an ibadat.
		
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			How is du'a an ibadat when it
		
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			sounds like a selfish plea to Allah to
		
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			give me this and give me that.
		
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			How does that sound like ibadat?
		
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			It's more like selfish supplication, right?
		
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			But the reason du'a is an ibadat
		
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			is because why are we asking Allah?
		
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			Why do we feel compelled to ask Allah?
		
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			Because we understand our own inability.
		
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			I can't go to anyone else.
		
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			That expression of only asking Allah and thinking
		
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			only He can do, that is ibadat.
		
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			In fact, sometimes there's more ibadat than in
		
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			other ibadat that we do in the way
		
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			that we express it from Him.
		
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			That's what Allah loves.
		
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			Where most people make a mistake is when
		
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			they don't know how to deal with it
		
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			when their du'as don't get accepted.
		
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			I've been making du'a for three months.
		
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			You get these calls.
		
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			I've been making du'a for a year.
		
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			It's been three years.
		
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			I still haven't found the right person.
		
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			I haven't, you know, this du'a has
		
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			not been accepted.
		
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			And the problem with this is because generally
		
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			we dictate to Allah.
		
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			It's like He's our servant.
		
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			He's our worker.
		
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			And we just make ten du'as and
		
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			when they don't get accepted, we get angry
		
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			on our employee.
		
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			Like, why didn't you get this job done?
		
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			I told you we had to do this
		
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			this week.
		
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			So this is where it goes wrong.
		
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			So I'm going to give an example here
		
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			of acceptance.
		
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			And you'll hopefully understand how the qadr, taqdeer,
		
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			the predestination and du'a works.
		
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			So let's just say that there's an amazing
		
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			car that Hazrat Mawlana Ibrahim Sahib really wants.
		
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			And I want it as well.
		
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			And Mawlana Hayat wants it as well.
		
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			And everybody's doing solid du'a for this.
		
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			Because there's only one like it.
		
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			It's a car or a house or whatever
		
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			it is.
		
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			There's only one like it's ideal location.
		
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			Who should Allah give it to?
		
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			What do you guys think?
		
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			Who should He give it to?
		
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			You should give it to Mawlana Hayat.
		
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			Why should He give it to him?
		
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			It's not about vote, is it?
		
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			Who do you think Allah should give it
		
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			to?
		
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			Huh?
		
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			Usually people say, who's making more du'a?
		
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			But we're all making the same du'a.
		
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			Who's more righteous?
		
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			Well, that's obvious, right?
		
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			So these are the kind of things that
		
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			we're going the wrong way.
		
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			It's whoever Allah wills.
		
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			And why?
		
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			Because He may not give it to any
		
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			of us.
		
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			Only Allah knows.
		
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			Because Allah is in charge of everything.
		
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			We think we're the only one.
		
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			It has to happen according to me.
		
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			I want this, I want that because I
		
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			think it's good for me.
		
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			So it needs to happen that way.
		
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			But it's happening to me.
		
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			There's multiple possible effects of that which may
		
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			be good or bad.
		
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			We don't know that.
		
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			Only Allah knows the future.
		
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			And Allah takes care of all the billions
		
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			in the world at one time and all
		
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			the time.
		
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			He has the grand plan already decreed.
		
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			Whether that house or that car is within
		
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			my it's within my naseeb as they say,
		
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			or within my share only Allah knows.
		
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			It may be that because remember everything you
		
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			have to remember anything and everything that we
		
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			do in this world has an effect on
		
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			someone else.
		
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			That's why the angels they pray for the
		
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			tulab al-ilm the talib al-ilm the
		
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			birds because ilm is supposed to improve things
		
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			in this world.
		
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			Anything that we do anything that we do,
		
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			it has a benefit.
		
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			Dhikr majlis taking place here in this center
		
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			will benefit the locality.
		
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			Whether we realize it or not because that's
		
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			just the way Allah has made everything.
		
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			Likewise, evil acts will affect and harm people
		
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			as well.
		
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			So let's just say that Mawlana Hayat buys
		
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			a new car right?
		
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			A black Mercedes, right?
		
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			And he puts it in his garage so
		
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			nobody sees it.
		
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			The neighbors will eventually notice.
		
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			You can't hide those things, right?
		
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			Now if he has seven neighbors, what are
		
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			the reactions going to be?
		
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			One of them is going to say Mashallah,
		
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			I'm so happy he's got that.
		
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			Second neighbor is going to say I'm happy
		
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			he's got that but why did he get
		
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			a black one?
		
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			Why did you get a black one for?
		
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			Why didn't you get a red one for?
		
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			Right?
		
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			Another one is going to say, why a
		
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			BMW?
		
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			Sorry, Mercedes.
		
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			Why didn't you get BMW?
		
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			That's a better car.
		
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			A third one, a fourth one is going
		
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			to say Oh, you know what?
		
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			That's a good idea.
		
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			I'm going to get one as well.
		
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			A fifth one is going to say, why
		
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			does he get to get one?
		
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			Why can't I get one?
		
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			There's going to be some hasad there maybe,
		
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			you know?
		
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			Different reactions.
		
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			How do you deal with those reactions?
		
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			Plus, you get a powerful car, it may
		
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			not be good for you because your foot
		
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			is heavy.
		
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			Allah knows the future, He knows you, He
		
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			knows how He wants things to be.
		
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			So all of these things are, we use
		
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			the word juggle, but you can't use that
		
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			for Allah, but He manages all of these
		
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			things according to His grand plan.
		
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			But our job is still to ask Allah,
		
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			that that you have absolute conviction that you're
		
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			going to get a response.
		
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			And you will definitely get a response, but
		
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			you may not get that.
		
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			We have to realize that we're going to
		
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			do our best.
		
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			I want that, I want that, I want
		
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			that.
		
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			Oh Allah, give it to me.
		
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			Allah gets angry if we don't ask Him.
		
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			But ultimately, when it doesn't happen the way
		
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			we are, then we have to realize that
		
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			taqdeer, the predestination is whatever, and then we
		
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			put our hands up.
		
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			Ya Allah, I'm happy.
		
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			If we lost it, you know better.
		
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			I did my best.
		
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			So, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is not
		
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			an employee.
		
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			The other thing, the last thing I want
		
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			to mention here is that when you look
		
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			at these duas and the way the Prophet
		
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			ﷺ asks, you'll understand how to ask.
		
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			He hardly ever jumps right into asking.
		
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			He sets the scene.
		
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			He sets the scene.
		
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			He starts off by saying, oh Allah, ana
		
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			abduk, I'm your servant.
		
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			Doesn't Allah know that already?
		
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			He says, I am the servant of your
		
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			male slave, and your female slave.
		
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			Allah knows that already.
		
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			ma'din feeya hukmuk He says all of these
		
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			things that your judgment, your decree is already
		
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			implemented in me, and he mentions all of
		
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			these things, and right at the end, then
		
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			he'll mention something.
		
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			There's just so many duas like that.
		
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			There's just, I read quite a few of
		
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			them.
		
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			I don't know if he's memorized this, but
		
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			Mufti Mahmood Sahib has memorized it.
		
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			I got my son to memorize this after
		
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			he did his.
		
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			Because mashallah, they have their brains.
		
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			If they can memorize the whole Quran, why
		
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			can't they mention some duas?
		
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			I gave him some incentive.
		
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			I said, okay, you memorize this.
		
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			He has to do dua right now.
		
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			It's getting rusty, but there's just multiple duas
		
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			in here that you can benefit.
		
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			For example, look at this.
		
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			Oh Allah, you hear my words.
		
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			I'm just doing translation just to make it
		
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			quicker.
		
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			You see my station.
		
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			You know my secret and open states.
		
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			Nothing about me is hidden from you.
		
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			I am a distressed and needy seeker of
		
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			aid and refuge, afraid, fearful, confessing my sins.
		
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			I'm guilty.
		
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			I know I'm guilty.
		
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			I'm not even saying I'm not guilty.
		
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			I'm guilty.
		
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			I plead to you with the pleading of
		
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			a destitute man.
		
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			I address to you the earnest supplication of
		
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			a lowly sinner.
		
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			He hasn't even asked him anything yet.
		
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			Just setting the scene.
		
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			I call unto you with the call of
		
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			one constrained and terrified whose next bow before
		
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			you, whose tears flow for you, whose body
		
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			is humble for you, and whose nose is
		
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			in the dust before you.
		
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			Oh Allah, make me never unhappy in invoking
		
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			you.
		
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			Be compassionate and merciful to me.
		
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			And look at this.
		
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			This is beautiful.
		
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			Ya khayr al-mas'uleen wa ya khayr
		
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			al-mu'teen O best of those who are
		
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			petitioned and O best of those who grant.
		
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			You think Allah's not going to give you
		
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			after that?
		
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			That expression, the way you put it out
		
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			and the next dua is the one, the
		
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			dua of Taif.
		
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			I don't need to repeat the story when
		
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			yeah, when he was when he was stoned
		
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			and then he came out and the Prophet
		
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			ﷺ bloodied in that orchard and then the
		
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			angel had even come to say I'll finish
		
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			these people off.
		
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			Now look at the way he expresses himself
		
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			and his obedience and his servitude to Allah.
		
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			This is what this you could do a
		
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			whole bayan you know just on this dua
		
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			really.
		
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			Says O Allah, now remember he's just come
		
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			out, he feels that he's failed maybe, right,
		
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			that I couldn't be successful with giving dawah
		
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			to these people.
		
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			He says unto you do I complain of
		
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			my weakness, of my helplessness and of my
		
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			lowliness.
		
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			Why does he say lowliness?
		
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			Because they did not respect me.
		
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			They did not respect me to accept what
		
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			I said.
		
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			They responded the way they did before men.
		
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			O most merciful of the merciful ones, to
		
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			whom will you turn me over?
		
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			I'm entirely up to you, it's all up
		
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			to you.
		
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			Who will you turn me over?
		
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			To an enemy who will abuse me?
		
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			Or to a relative you have empowered against
		
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			me?
		
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			So long as you're not angry with me,
		
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			I do not care.
		
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			But then he slips it and he says
		
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			though your well-being is more bearable for
		
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			me.
		
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			You can do whatever you want to me,
		
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			but if you keep me with well-being
		
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			that's more bearable, that's better for me, that's
		
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			easier for me.
		
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			SubhanAllah, he says غير أن عافيتك أوسع لي
		
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			I seek refuge in the light of your
		
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			noble countenance by which the heavens are illuminated
		
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			and the darkness is dispelled and the affairs
		
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			of this world and the next are set
		
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			to rights, lest you cause your wrath to
		
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			befall me or your mere anger to descend
		
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			upon me.
		
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			He's scared that Allah, I've not been able
		
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			to do what Allah has told me to
		
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			do even though he tried his best, he
		
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			got bloodied for it, he got beaten for
		
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			it, but still.
		
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			Yet, it is for you to reproach me
		
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			until you are well-pleased.
		
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			You can keep telling me off until you're
		
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			pleased.
		
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			For there is no power or might except
		
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			through you.
		
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			You can't get anybody better than the Prophet
		
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			ﷺ to make a dua.
		
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			This is a very special category of the
		
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			language of Arabic and these duas are very
		
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			special category because Allah loves the Prophet ﷺ
		
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			the most, he loves Allah the most, he
		
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			is the greatest knower of Allah, nobody knows
		
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			Allah better than him, and he has the
		
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			best language, most articulate language to be able
		
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			to express that emotion and that servitude, nobody
		
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			better than him.
		
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			The duas is a special category of language
		
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			that many of us are missing.
		
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			Mawlana Abu al-Hassan wrote a small treatise,
		
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			a risalah, on the seerah of the dua
		
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			of just how to express to Allah subhanahu
		
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			wa ta'ala, so that that's what this
		
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			is all about, and I received a copy
		
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			of Dalailul Khairat about 12 years ago, 10
		
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			-12 years ago, that Shaykh Nuh Keller had
		
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			produced, and it was so beautiful that it
		
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			got me reading it like, you know, when
		
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			something's nice so that's why we decided to
		
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			work on this and do khidmat of it
		
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			in this way with the five colors usually
		
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			this kind of stuff this gold and all
		
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			of that, this was only fit for a
		
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			king before, they would get this kind of
		
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			stuff in the early days of special books
		
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			like the Shamail or the Quran, you know
		
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			but now it's in the hands of everybody,
		
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			just like baklawa used to be in the
		
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			Ottoman kitchens, only before there was a special
		
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			royal delicacy, now you can buy it from
		
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			Tesco right?
		
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			but yeah, so now it's becoming the hand
		
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			of everybody, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala accepted,
		
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			Jazakallah for giving us the opportunity to talk
		
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			about it and yeah, just one thing, a
		
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			lot of people have, you know, done khidmat
		
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			of this kitab and so on, and they
		
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			have, some people have written commentaries, others have
		
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			abridged it so that you get a dopamine
		
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			rush that you finish the portion every day
		
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			because it's less, they've just taken the main
		
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			du'as from here, which is a good
		
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			idea, not a bad idea at all, however
		
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			the problem is that since the design of
		
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			the kitab is for it to be comprehensive
		
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			so you'll be missing out on many du
		
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			'as if you don't read the full one
		
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			but the problem with the full one is
		
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			that it's longer so my idea, my research
		
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			on this is that Mawlana Ali al-Qari
		
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			did not split it into seven days in
		
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			the introduction he says read the whole thing
		
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			in one day fabiha wa ni'mat he says,
		
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			if not then once a week, if not
		
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			once a month if not once a year,
		
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			if not then at least once in your
		
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			lifetime he says but my encouragement is usually
		
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			that just read even a page or two
		
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			a day and finish it in three months,
		
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			or two months forget the, you know we
		
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			have written the days in there but the
		
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			manuscripts didn't have the days written in the
		
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			matal right, that's just for convenience read two
		
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			pages a day but the benefit is that
		
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			in two months you'll finish all the du
		
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			'as at least once so that's the benefit,
		
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			may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala accept and
		
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			give us tawfiq to stay connected to Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa ta'ala and the Prophet Muhammad
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and in the company
		
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			of our elders and our mashayikh Quranic
		
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			Du'as Rabbana Rabbana Rabbana Rabbana Rabbana Rabbana
		
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			Rabbana Rabbana and after that Asma-e-Husna
		
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			and after that there are some Du'as
		
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			then the second, it starts from Saturday then
		
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			there is the destination of Sunday so in
		
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			that some things have been asked from Allah,
		
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			those are then there is the destination of
		
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			Monday, there are some mu'awwizat, things have
		
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			been asked then Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday different
		
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			Du'as are asked in the case of
		
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			Thursday, I think Istighfar is more there are
		
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			different ways of Istighfar Allahumma inni astaghfiruka li
		
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			kulli khairin arattu bihi wajhak fa khalatani fihi
		
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			ma laisa lah wa astaghfiruka lil ni'min lati
		
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			taqawwaitu biha ala ma'asiyati wa astaghfiruka lima
		
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			a'taytuka min nafsi summa lam oofi laka bihi
		
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			so where did these words come from Mufti
		
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			sahab said it right that the Du'a
		
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			of Prophet Muhammad is just amazing and he
		
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			made a very good point that Huzoor is
		
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			the most Farsi and eloquent person he was
		
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			given the ability to make the best Du
		
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			'as and use the best words, nobody can
		
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			use better words than Nabiye Karim sometimes we
		
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			try to use our own words then we
		
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			make mistakes we make mistakes one Maulvi sahab
		
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			was asking for a Du'a Allahumma halli
		
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			mushkilatina brother halla yuhalli tahliyatan means to make
		
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			beautiful to make jewelry to make our problems
		
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			more beautiful you are cursing yourself halli mushkilatina
		
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			is wrong halli mushkilatina means read the Muslim
		
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			Du'as in Muslim Du'as halli mushkilatina
		
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			comes so the words of Huzoor they are
		
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			the best words you should read those words
		
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			and the last Du'a of Friday all
		
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			the Du'as are Du'as because it
		
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			is Jummah and Jummah requires Du'as so
		
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			the Du'as have a destination so try
		
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			to read one Du'a daily and I
		
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			will tell you about my father my father
		
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			Hafiz sahab from India in 1969 he went
		
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			for a reunion he stayed there for 3
		
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			years in the end of 1972 he came
		
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			to England Hafiz sahab took him to the
		
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			Dewsbury center he was alone there was a
		
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			small room we came here in October 1975
		
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			this 6 year gap in this my father
		
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			told me it was my habit that I
		
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			used to read Huzoor's Du'a daily after
		
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			Fajr and after Fajr Huzoor's Du'a and
		
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			after Fajr I used to join some of
		
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			his Du'as so that everyone can get
		
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			their daily Du'as and they too can
		
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			join it it takes time but 2-5
		
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			Du'as are enough so the best way
		
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			is before Fajr come to the mosque it
		
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			will take 5 minutes once you get used
		
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			to it you will be able to read
		
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			in 5-6 minutes you will be able
		
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			to read so if you get used to
		
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			it before Fajr and between Sunnat and Fajr
		
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			I will be able to read and between
		
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			Sunnat and Fajr is the time of acceptance
		
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			Du'as are accepted Du'a is mentioned
		
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			in Hadith Du'a is not rejected Allah
		
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			accepts it so you will try it now
		
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			Fajr is late you will get sleep at
		
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			night so rather than lastminute.com go to
		
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			the mosque early for Fajr and read Sunnat
		
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			from home do Huzoor's Du'as wash your
		
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			face and get ready and then come to
		
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			the mosque and before Fajr read it you
		
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			will be able to read in 5 minutes
		
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			you will be able to read so get
		
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			used to it daily you will be able
		
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			to read every week InshaAllah Mufti Sahib has
		
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			made it very beautiful InshaAllah you will be
		
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			able to read and if you don't have
		
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			money we have kept some books old books
		
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			if you want to read you can read
		
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			and there is a pdf on our group
		
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			there is no English translation only Arabic we
		
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			will keep that pdf you can read it
		
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			on mobile I try to read it on
		
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			mobile in 3-4 minutes so get used
		
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			to it InshaAllah and about Du'a Mufti
		
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			Sahib has made it very beautiful he has
		
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			explained it very well Du'a is open
		
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			worship we pay more attention to Allah compared
		
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			to Salah we pay more attention to Du
		
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			'a we pay more attention to Allah that
		
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			is why it is called open worship and
		
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			as Mufti Sahib said those who don't ask
		
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			Allah they get angry why don't you ask
		
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			me if someone asks me I get angry
		
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			but Allah is different Allah says why don't
		
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			you ask me Allah gets angry on those
		
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			who don't ask and Allah says Du'a
		
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			is beneficial from what came down and from
		
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			what didn't come down Du'a is beneficial
		
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			from what came down and from what didn't
		
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			come down so ask InshaAllah Allah will solve
		
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			your problems and ask properly and if it
		
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			is not accepted don't lose hope just keep
		
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			asking InshaAllah one day it will be accepted
		
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			Hazrat Muhammad Bihar Sahib said one person came
		
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			I gave him a wazifa to read it
		
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			21 times now it has been 12 months
		
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			Mufti Sahib I read his wazifa it was
		
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			of no benefit how many times did you
		
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			read it I used to read it 100
		
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			times why did you read it 100 times
		
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			I told you to read it 21 times
		
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			now go and read it 21 times now
		
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			he read the wazifa 21 times as I
		
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			told you after a week he brought sweets
		
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			and everything was done so do as it
		
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			is told according to that method so do
		
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			it that way and ask Du'a that
		
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			way and as Mufti Sahib said there is
		
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			a method of asking Du'a there is
		
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			a method so what is its method we
		
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			will complete it later first of all praise
		
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			and salutation to Allah praise and salutation to
		
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			Allah may Allah be pleased after that Durood
		
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			Sharif because from Durood Sharif Du'a gets
		
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			wings it flies up Hazrat Umar said that
		
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			Du'a stays suspended between the earth and
		
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			the sky it stays suspended until Durood is
		
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			sent when Durood is sent it flies up
		
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			like a rocket that is why Durood Sharif
		
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			is the most important so first praise and
		
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			salutation to Allah after that Durood Sharif and
		
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			after that the method of asking which is
		
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			Jami'ud Du'a as Mufti Sahib said
		
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			Sheikh Yusuf Sahib said Qazi Riaz Maliki Qazi
		
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			Riaz Maliki that this is the most Jami
		
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			'ud Du'a because as Mufti Sahib said
		
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			that all the goodness of the world health,
		
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			wellness, blessings, sustenance and good children, good wife
		
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			good house, good car good things, good income
		
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			good money, all this comes in the world
		
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			and in the hereafter in the hereafter Kalima,
		
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			Iman, death, protection from the torment of the
		
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			grave, comfort in the grave, easiness in the
		
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			book of accounts, tranquility, crossing the bridge, going
		
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			to heaven, protection from the torment of *
		
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			because sometimes you have to go to the
		
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			torment of * then you get heaven but
		
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			through the fast track you can be saved
		
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			from the torment of * and go straight
		
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			to heaven so in the hereafter after death
		
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			all the events start in the hereafter and
		
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			what happened before that is all in the
		
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			world so goodness in the world, goodness in
		
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			the hereafter protection from the torment of *
		
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			everything comes in it that's why Huzoor sometimes
		
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			in the beginning of the prayer and when
		
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			finishing the prayer so in the beginning and
		
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			end both times Rabbanatina and in the hadith
		
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			let me remind you a companion was very
		
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			sick he had high fever to take the
		
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			news of Huzoor so he went to Huzoor
		
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			Huzoor asked did you ask for a prayer
		
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			he said yes I said O Allah in
		
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			the torment of * give me the punishment
		
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			in this world Huzoor said what kind of
		
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			prayer did you ask who can bear the
		
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			torment of Allah nobody can tolerate Allah's torment
		
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			Huzoor said Rabbanatina in the torment of *
		
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			give me the punishment in this world he
		
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			recited this prayer and got well so this
		
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			prayer the method of prayer is also taught
		
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			to us by Allah so most comprehensive prayers
		
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			are those taught by Allah that's why ask
		
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			for prayers we try here after every prayer
		
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			ask for comprehensive prayers after every prayer Huzoor
		
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			used to recite once I was going to
		
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			Haram Sharif with Sheikh Junaid there was an
		
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			old man he was going with Huzoor he
		
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			asked this question he asked Allahumma Antas Salaam
		
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			so after Jinn Namaz Sunnah is to be
		
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			recited or after Fajr Asr because after Fajr
		
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			Asr we recite Tasbeeh and then we pray
		
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			so we forget Allahumma Antas Salaam so he
		
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			said after every prayer we have to recite
		
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			after every Salaam after every Salaam Allahumma Antas
		
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			Salaam and in that Allah you are safe
		
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			and safety comes from you and you are
		
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			very blessed Zul Jalali Wal Ikram and in
		
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			one narration Ya Zal Jalali Wal Ikram is
		
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			called the greatest so Huzoor used it there
		
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			so everything came in that Allah give safety
		
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			peace of mind, safety, security Huzoor after every
		
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			Salaam used to recite Allahumma Antas Salaam and
		
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			Allahumma inna ala zikrika wa shukrika wa husna
		
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			ibadati after every Salaam so after Jinn Namaz
		
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			Sunnah is to be recited and after Jinn
		
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			Namaz Sunnah is not to be recited we
		
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			recite it immediately so we don't leave it
		
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			we ask Allah may Allah accept us Jazakallah
		
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			Khair for listening May Allah bless you and
		
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