Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Is your heart alive

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker discusses the concept of love and how it should be kept away from filth. They use a parable from a book where a woman tells a man that the heart should be kept clean and pure. The speaker suggests that people should be looking for things beyond just the way people normally see it, such as clean and pure clothing.
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It's a very comprehensive love, so one mustn't

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think if I begin to love Allah then

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I will have to exclude everything else. Allah

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is not like other is not like human

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beings, where if you got love for 1,

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you can't really have love for another of

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a similar track. There is nothing similar to

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Allah. Everything is lower than Allah Subhanahu Wa

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Ta'ala. Everything is subject to Allah Subhanahu Wa

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Ta'ala. So thus he tells us to love

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others as well. One heart and there's

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it's only for Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala and

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thus the heart needs to be kept like

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the way people generally keep good masajid. Right?

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That's how pure it should be kept. I

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mean, that's a very good parable

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that one of our sheikhs gave us, which

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is that the heart should be kept like

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a nice clean pure Masjid.

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The way you keep it away from filth.

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That's what we do. You don't let dogs

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come inside. You don't let people come in

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with weird clothing etcetera. You know, there's a

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certain sound level that's tolerated and not anything

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beyond that, etcetera, etcetera. There's many, many things

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that, you know, most people will will look

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for in Masajid.

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That's how we should be looking at our

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looking for in our heart.

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