Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Life of Junaid Jamshed

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The importance of Islam and the success of pop stars in bringing people to their hearts and bringing attention to their fees is discussed. The music industry is largely focused on Junaid Jamshed, and the "hipping" and "Grely" aspects of the music industry are largely focused on. The importance of shattering the message of Islam and leaving it is emphasized, as a loss of Islam's son leads to a "roak of the world" and a "roak of the world" that is the one who dies in a strange accident.

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			Probably one of the most
successful pop stars of the time.
		
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			However,
		
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			he dies at a young age now,
		
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			he could have continued to be a
pop star, many pop stars continue,
		
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			they don't leave. You get
intoxicated in that state, the
		
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			culture that it brings you, the so
called honor and the fame, that it
		
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			brings you the money that it
brings you the access and the
		
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			influence, that such a thing opens
up for you. They're intoxicants,
		
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			they're very difficult to get out
of.
		
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			However, religion and the love of
Allah is greater than all of these
		
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			things. And that is what will help
a person to come away from this.
		
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			He passes away, praising the
Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
		
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			going out in his path.
		
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			And subhanAllah he's infused, he
leaves his music.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala gives him
a replacement, that is able to use
		
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			this great voice of his and in
history, we've had this so many
		
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			times when some of the scholars
would hear a singer that had a
		
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			very good voice because the voice
is in itself a gift of Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala. Just like
intellect is a gift of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala.
		
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			Just like strength is the gift of
Allah subhanaw taala now a person
		
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			can take that and use it in the
right way. Or he can use it in the
		
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			wrong way. You think crooks are
not intelligent, you think they're
		
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			losers, very intelligent, but
they've decided to use it in
		
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			different way to hack people's
accounts, steal credit card
		
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			numbers. That's basically what
they do. That same intellectual
		
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			person could have done something
else for the welfare of mankind
		
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			could have designed so it could
have been an Imperial College or
		
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			Cambridge or somewhere and did
something else. So the
		
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			intelligence Allah gives to people
and then it's up to you how you
		
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			use these things. Everybody has a
very unique personality
		
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			characteristics. And Allah gives
you various different faculties.
		
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			So now, there's been many times in
history where somebody had
		
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			mentioned that What beautiful
voice he has, if only he would
		
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			have used it for the Quran. Only
if you would have infused and
		
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			beautify the hearts of people with
something so enduring as the
		
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			Quran, which really beautifies the
mind and inspires the heart. So
		
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			alhamdulillah that's what Allah
subhanaw taala has given this
		
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			numerous other eulogies that have
been provided for him that are
		
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			much more in depth, I want to
focus on something else, some of
		
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			his works. For example, they'll
Buddle there that one then there's
		
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			the other one about
		
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			going to the the
		
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			what you call that the militarism
very very emotional very emotion
		
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			anybody who's really thinks about
those it helps them a lot. It
		
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			helps them a lot it's his voice as
mashallah infused the the thought
		
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			of these great things made brought
a lot of people closer to the dean
		
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			and the religion.
		
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			I met him a few times, but I
didn't have too much of a personal
		
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			relationship with them. I never
had the opportunity to though my
		
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			two brothers they have had because
Monotribe when he was he's
		
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			actually
		
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			his the first album of Junaid
Jamshed the first time I think the
		
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			second and probably the third one
as well. They're the ones who
		
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			worked on it and and launched it.
So he had very close contact with
		
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			him. And then my other brother
who's in America right now is
		
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			alpha Law Center. He's invited him
over there and he had a personal
		
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			communication with Junaid Jamshed
as well he tells us that he had
		
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			great o'clock. Very humble person,
if you spoke to him, he he's not
		
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			arrogant with all the even after
he left his music and came into
		
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			Halal music as such, and became a
not singer or a machine singer,
		
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			whatever you want to call it,
right? He
		
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			people like this generally
generally speaking, on the high
		
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			horse, they don't have to speak to
every time Abu Bakr and Zaid on
		
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			the street, they can they can
really be restricted to who they
		
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			speak to just being whizzing in
and out. This is unfortunately,
		
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			what this thing brings about.
However, he was very humble, he
		
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			would speak to whoever it is very
humble. And my brother says that
		
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			sometimes he'd even say a few
things that were a bit a bit
		
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			strict and he would he would just
listen He would just take it he
		
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			had a lot of respect for Allah ma
anyway to start with. But even
		
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			with normal people, he was very,
very respectful. This goes to show
		
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			that you can be famous, but if you
have a flock which is most
		
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			important, then that is how you
win the hearts of people. And that
		
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			is what people will remember
afterwards. People will remember
		
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			your softness, your greatness and
your personal interaction, not how
		
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			much knowledge you may have had
all the time, not how much fame
		
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			you enjoyed, not how much other
how many other achievements you
		
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			had in this world.
		
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			Now if you look at his past to
leave such a career, like Imam
		
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			Ghazali leaves his position as one
of the main teachers and directors
		
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			and highest
		
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			position of teaching in the new
Gambia college have, it's time to
		
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			just give it all up when it was
one of the most coveted positions.
		
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			That's a big deal. Not everybody
can do that. The only way you
		
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			could do that is I believe, if you
are feeling demoralized in your
		
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			current situation. So while you're
a pop star, while you're enjoying
		
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			all of this fame, and influence
and everything else, all the glitz
		
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			that it brings you and the stardom
and everything else, you must be
		
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			feeling disquietude, an
estrangement, a wash it in Arabic,
		
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			you must be feeling that for you
to leave it. If you're very
		
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			comfortable in that position, why
would you leave it? You only leave
		
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			something when something pushes
you away, when it doesn't fulfill
		
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			you in such a way in some way or
the other that's fulfilling
		
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			basically, there must have been a
loneliness. There must have been
		
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			an imminent we believe this
because it's all shaytaan it's all
		
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			darkness. There definitely was a
loneliness and emptiness.
		
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			Darkness in fact,
		
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			and then he's he leaves that for
you have to have something that
		
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			can replace that. And for him, it
was religion.
		
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			That gave him that replacement,
where he meant Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala replaced everything that he
was doing haram with halal.
		
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			What I find from here is that this
should be a lesson for people who
		
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			are doing things like this in the
world, who are engaged in things
		
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			that they wouldn't like to die
doing, change that state and do
		
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			something different. What the
Hadith mentions that I quoted
		
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			earlier, which is related by Imam
Muhammad even know humble that the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam said that anybody who Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala intends good with
		
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			virtue four wants to give him some
credit
		
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			is that a mother who
		
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			uses him employ similar service
accepts him for some grandma
		
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			makes him do something that gives
him divine enablement. Star mother
		
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			who or Isola who same thing
sweetens the deal somehow for him.
		
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			And so what does that mean? So the
prophets Allah some replied, He
		
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			said, He gives this person the
divine enablement to do something
		
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			by which people become happy and
satisfied with them.
		
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			Alright, shatter the Allahu anha
she saw a person who did something
		
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			very great or had some good deeds.
So she said
		
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			that workone or MaryLu she, she
read the verse This isn't recycled
		
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			Buhari, she read the verse in the
Quran. We're calling Emmylou fossa
		
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			Allahu Allah Kumara, Sulu, who
will not be known. We can not do
		
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			desert care, we cannot purify
anybody and say he is definitely
		
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			like this or that. We say it based
on dominant opinion, because the
		
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			province of Assam has said that
people are the witness for people
		
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			when they pass away to a certain
degree. For example, Janessa went
		
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			past the process at wager but
watch a bit.
		
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			And
		
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			they said good things about him.
He asked to be when they said Good
		
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			thing he said whichever torture
but which means that paradise is
		
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			necessary for him or successes,
salvation he's received, right?
		
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			Another person ethna they didn't
praise him, but they said bad
		
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			things about him. And he said,
well, but torture. But so then the
		
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			whole point of that was that to
some degree to some degree, the
		
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			way we're seen by people is assign
not for sure, not 100% Because
		
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			people can then change. But
generally speaking like that, we
		
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			have this hadith, and Allah says
in the Quran Wakulla Malou. And
		
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			this is what I showed the quoted,
continue to do your actions,
		
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			continue in your deeds.
		
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			What Kalia Malou do deeds continue
doing your deeds, Allah will look
		
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			at them, of course, the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam because our
		
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			deeds are presented Professor
lorrison and the believers will
		
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			not be known. So that that is
another way of saying that I'm not
		
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			going to I don't have to make a
judgment but you continue it's an
		
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			encouragement to do the good
deeds. So
		
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			one of the most interesting things
is that he is given who knew he
		
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			was going to die at this age,
there's only 50 or so who knew he
		
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			was going to die at this age
nobody expects to die they when
		
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			you get to 6070 then people expect
to die but 50 you don't and
		
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			mashallah he's moving around going
different places in the path of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala with his
spouse, Mashallah. And on his on
		
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			his way back, he passes away but
before that he's given the ability
		
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			to do this wonderful deed to
change because imagine if he had
		
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			not changed and he had died,
because he was still traveling
		
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			around in those days as well. That
is the most that is the greatest
		
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			thing that
		
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			He dies at a young age not
expecting today. And Masha Allah,
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala has given so
this hadith is what came to my
		
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			mind when this happened, that
Allah gave him the ability before
		
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			his death, to make this change,
build up a big bank account, in a
		
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			sense, build up a big balance of
all his good deeds. Imagine how
		
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			many people he has infused, you
know, with the love of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wasallam Love of
Allah bring him back to the deen.
		
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			And it was not just the performer,
he would go out in public, you
		
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			know, free, you know, not not just
performing everywhere, but giving
		
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			bringing in people to the faith
and to be close to the faith. And
		
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			now, it's happened with numerous
people that before they die
		
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			somehow they say certain things
that are very relevant to the fact
		
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			that they're going to die and
maybe they don't even realize it.
		
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			And thus, I'm sure many of you
have heard of Mufti Taqi with
		
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			minor Hymel.
		
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			Damnit baraka to him. He also
mentioned this as well, that in
		
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			one of his final one of the
speeches, I think it's online as
		
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			well, that he gave, he actually
said, Let's make a DUA, and the
		
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			die is that oh, well, one of the
first was he made it so Allah give
		
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			us death in your path. Little did
he know that the next day that is
		
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			exactly what's going to happen.
Very relevant. You think he knew?
		
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			Right? It's almost like he knew
and this kind of incident has
		
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			happened with numerous people like
that.
		
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			And the other thing is, that in
the Joomla, before that, that he
		
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			led he read these verses la
taxable Nila Lena Cuttino visa vie
		
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			de la Huerta
		
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			do not fall for even an instance
never, ever considered that those
		
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			people who died in the path of
Allah subhanaw taala are dead, but
		
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			they are very much alive and they
are being sustained by their Lord.
		
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			And we already know that anybody
who dies in an accident, who dies
		
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			by drowning, who dies by being
crushed, who dies in a fire.
		
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			There's approximately 70
categories mentioned in the
		
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			Hadith, about the shahidul akhira.
They may not be shade of the
		
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			world, because shade of the world
is the one who dies fighting in
		
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			the path of Allah. But the one who
dies in one of these freak
		
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			accident strange accidents or
whatever they are also even a
		
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			woman dies in pregnancy. Shaheed
as well. But here you've got
		
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			somebody who dies in one of these
strange accidents. And he is in
		
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			the path of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			So, that is an addition to the
fact that he's a shade is all in
		
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			the also he's a shade of the Astra
but also in the path of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala.
		
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			The way I look at this is that
this is a wake up call for all of
		
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			us because any of us could die.
Dying in a plane crash, they say
		
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			dying in planes is more seldom
than dying in a car accident.
		
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			Strange as it sounds, you're
they're suspended in the air
		
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			flying through the air. But planes
are supposed to be by statistics,
		
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			through statistic planes are
supposed to be safer than, than
		
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			than cars. There are way more
accidents that you could die in in
		
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			a car accident or be bruised or
something then in the plane. Very
		
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			seldom I know it's Pakistan here,
right? But Allah, right, but that
		
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			that is the statistic, it's a wake
up call for a lot of us and
		
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			especially people out there who
are who are like him who start who
		
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			are still in the business, or in a
similar business, that they
		
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			wouldn't be very happy to stand in
front of Allah subhanaw taala with
		
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			those kinds of people,
		
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			that they should also try to think
of this and change and use this as
		
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			a role model. Because he managed
to benefit so many people just
		
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			before he died in the province
that Allah, Allah used him. And we
		
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			can only say that this is what we
think. And another thing is that
		
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			why him so many other people, but
why him? And as other speakers
		
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			have also mentioned some of the
reasons of why he came out and
		
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			some of the specific points he had
that were very different to other
		
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			people in his field. Right? I just
want to relate to something that
		
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			if you look at all of the arch
enemies of the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wasallam in the early
Makkah period.
		
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			And I've not done any exhaustive
study on this, but there's only
		
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			one person that comes to mind that
actually became a Muslim
		
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			afterwards. And you know who that
is? Abu Sufian Can you think of
		
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			anybody else?
		
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			Abu Jamal, Abu Lahab, this Omiya
and all of these they died in
		
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			cofre, but abou Soufiane are the
Allah one.
		
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			He eventually gets Islam.
		
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			And what's very interesting is
that if you look at his biography,
		
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			and if you read more about him
		
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			there's a very interesting story
related about Tim, that I believe
		
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			it was when hubba beadnell Rot
where the hola Juan was being
		
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			killed by the enemies at that
time, a booster
		
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			found was there with more IVR or
the hola Juan as a young child at
		
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			that time, infant baby toddler.
And
		
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			when hubbub are the hola Juan
mentioned his poem and whenever
		
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			what his final words, which was
like a DUA,
		
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			Abu Sufian grabbed more out of the
Hola, Juan, right? And he's a non
		
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			Muslim at the time, and he just
dived to the ground. It's almost
		
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			like you know, when a bomb
explodes, a grenade explodes,
		
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			you're supposed to dive to the
ground, because generally when the
		
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			explosion takes place, it takes
place like that. Right? So if
		
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			you're as close to the ground, you
will be safe from the shrapnel or
		
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			whatever. They used to believe
that when a curse came about a bad
		
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			da, then if you hit the ground,
you will be safe.
		
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			ajeeb and that's what he did. But
look later he becomes a Muslim
		
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			hint who
		
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			choose chewed on the heart of
Hamza, the liver and etc, of
		
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			Hamza, the Allahu, and she becomes
a Muslim.
		
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			Subhanallah right. So there has to
be something, some good deeds that
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala That's why
they say the question that arises,
		
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			Amara, the Allahu on when he that
day when he was an enemy of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu Sallam he set
out to kill the Prophet sallahu
		
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			Sonam what was he in the law? What
was he considered to be by Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala say that he was a
believer and beloved to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala even on that day,
because Allah knew what was gonna
		
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			happen in the future. So there are
people who Allah who will give the
		
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			Tofik to they have a mashallah
good ending, right which matters
		
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			the most, which is the significant
factor here in the mala Mala will
		
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			have a team so regardless how they
spent their life they've got some
		
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			goodness in them that goodness
will grow inshallah and one day
		
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			will happen. So this the lesson
teaches us that whatever you may
		
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			be doing today,
		
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			always, always keep a window open
to Allah subhanaw taala and try to
		
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			focus on the bit of good even if
you think it's difficult for you
		
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			to do all good, but at least try
to do some good and Inshallah, one
		
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			day Allah will bring out the
fruits of this and you will reap
		
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			the crops of this. May Allah
subhanaw taala give us the Tofik
		
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			May Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			bless him and his family to the
highest in the highest levels of
		
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			Jannah make the rest of the stages
of the Hereafter easy for them and
		
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			those who have left behind their
children etc. May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala grant them the ability in
the Tofik to further the work that
		
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			he had started following Suzanne
make this an inspiration for a lot
		
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			of the other people who used to
hold him as a role model, and even
		
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			those who didn't, but could follow
his path and make him an
		
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			inspiration after the dot $100
Bill Atomy