Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Maymuna Bint Harith, Wife of the Prophet ()

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses the importance of having multiple wives and the lessons of life and household. The speakers cover the story of Mamoon, a woman who was married to a man named Miss Ruth, and then married to a woman named boonbaby. The importance of avoiding being too busy and not being too busy in life is also discussed. The segment also touches on the history of Marvell and the success of Marvell in society. The speaker concludes with a brief advertisement for a program on MaHA.

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			He shouted the Allahu Anhu used to
praise and praise coming from a co
		
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			wife is very, very valuable. She
actually said that in her cabinet
		
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			at Cana Lilla whoa sollen olive
rhyme, which means that she was
		
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			one of the most God fearing among
us, one of the most God conscious
		
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			among us. And she was also one of
those who are most particular
		
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			about tying the knots of kinship,
like keeping, you know, with the
		
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			relatives, it's a very, very
important thing. And I said, we
		
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			just spoke about that in the
beginning that that's being lost
		
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			today. Right? There's people who
have not met their aunties for
		
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			years, or their uncles for a long
time. So hon Allah, it's really
		
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			strange.
		
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			Bismillah R Rahman Rahim Al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu
		
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			salam ala Sayyidina Muhammad wa
ala alihi wa sahbihi wa Baraka was
		
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			seldom at the Sleeman coffee or on
Eli Iommi, Dean on a band called
		
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			Allahu Taala for the Quran emoji
they will for carnal Hamid one
		
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			minute on in what habit NAFSA
Herlin be in Aradhana bu estan que
		
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			ha ha Holly sata lecom Indonesia
meaning. So the Kola hula alim.
		
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			So dear sisters, As Salam alaykum
Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.
		
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			We are going to cover today, one
of the blessed wives of Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa salam, to
learn a bit more about her.
		
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			And there's a reason to learn
about the wives of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam one of
the wisdoms of how having multiple
		
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			wives so the prophets of Allah
Islam was that they were then able
		
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			to relate. The various different
internal happenings of the
		
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			province are the lessons of life
and his home and his household, to
		
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			the Ummah so that they could
benefit from it. Because the
		
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			Brahma sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
as a man, he would discuss a
		
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			number of things to the men and of
course, he would discuss things
		
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			for women as well. But what you
would get from a woman would be
		
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			different and the best
representatives of that the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam
zodat, which is very, very
		
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			important for us to understand
their lives as well. They were
		
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			specially chosen.
		
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			And that is why it's important for
us to learn about them as well.
		
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			So today, we're going to speak
about Mamoon out of the Allahu
		
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			anha Mamoon out of the Allahu anha
is the last of the waves that the
		
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			Prophet saw some married, so she's
the last of the Ummah had remote
		
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			meaning in that sense,
		
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			her name wasn't originally Maimana
that's the name The Promise of
		
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			Allah some gave her her name was
Barbara.
		
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			And Barbara means the obedient
one, or the it's like a self
		
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			righteousness, a name that usually
denotes self righteousness, same
		
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			thing they say was about God or
the Allahu anha. And he was Barasa
		
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			the prophet of arson. Change that
		
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			to say, don't consider yourself to
be a don't purify yourself. So
		
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			Mamoon has a good name. Maimunah
is a good name, refers to good
		
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			fortune, and so on. So she's from
she's originally from from her
		
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			father's side, she's from the
Quraysh tribe as well.
		
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			Her father's name is Harry. So
call me Mona been till Hadith, if
		
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			no hasn and then and then it goes
on. Her mother is from the Himba
		
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			tribe.
		
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			And so she's from above the
Quraysh tribe and the hiMirror
		
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			tribe.
		
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			And her mother in her mother's
name was hen. So that name seemed
		
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			to be quite a popular name at that
time, hen Binti Aoife
		
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			Ebenezer hated the Hadith.
		
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			And that goes on. may well not
have the Allahu anha was, had had
		
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			two husbands before the Prophet
salallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			She was first married to a person
called Miss Ruth ignore amor
		
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			ignore Omega coffee Masaru Dibner
omega.
		
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			For some reason they separated,
there was a divorce that took
		
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			place so they separated. Then
after that she got married to a
		
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			person called Abu dyrham Ibni
Abdullah Rosa.
		
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			She got married to him afterwards.
He died in Seminole Hijiri in the
		
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			seventh year after both of some
migration Medina whenever he died,
		
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			and then after that, that's when
she was ready to marry the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam.
		
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			The way this happened is a really
interesting story that's usually
		
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			mentioned its Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa Sena was on his way to
		
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			for ombre to Kava. Now they were
unable to perform their own route
		
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			the year before because they had
to break it the courage to let him
		
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			in and there was agreement that
they could come the next year. So
		
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			this was his makeup. Amara, Amara
Takada so some opinions say that
		
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			he actually married her in a place
called serif looks like she was
		
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			from close there or that's where
her sister on
		
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			We'll follow Bentyl herreth was a
bursary Allah one whose wife so
		
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			she's the sister in law of the
brothers blossoms uncle Ibis are
		
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			the Allahu Anhu. So when she heard
about the Promise of Allah as I'm
		
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			coming for Omron, learn more about
him and everything she was
		
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			obviously divorce he Anna widow in
that sense from two husbands
		
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			before so she must have mentioned
this to her sister her sister must
		
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			have mentioned this to Abbas the
Allahu Anhu is very stories about
		
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			how exactly that happened now
bacilli Allahu Anhu said to the
		
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			Prophet salallahu Salam and
suggested that she's a good woman.
		
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			And so they got married.
		
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			So it says that they did the Nikka
Honda way to O'Meara in a place
		
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			called setif which is just outside
of mcomber Karma some miles 10
		
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			miles or so after that's where
they got married.
		
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			And then after that, because
remember, I busted the on this had
		
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			stayed in mcomber karma, so he was
still from that area. And then
		
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			after that on the way back
afterwards, and went for ombre,
		
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			and came back completely had
completed his ombre and so on. And
		
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			then after that said, if that's
when she was brought along one of
		
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			the one of one of his servants or
slaves brought her and then that's
		
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			where they had made a tent. And
that's where the conservation took
		
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			place at safe as well. So she got
married and said if and then a
		
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			conservation took place there. And
then Subhanallah many, many years
		
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			later, after my son had passed
away, she ended up passing away
		
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			down there as well. So it's really
interesting that sometimes
		
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			multiple events, a significant
events in your life happen in the
		
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			same place. It says about her that
she is the one that Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala says in the Quran.
		
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			In the Quran, Allah subhanho wa
Taala speaks about those women who
		
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			have gifted themselves to the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam.
		
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			The verse that I read at the
beginning one or two minutes on
		
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			what habit NAFSA highly Nabhi in
another Nabil as then kihavah
		
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			Holly sata lecom enduring meaning.
So any woman who give themselves
		
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			would probably sell Allahu Allah
He was selling it to Allah. So if
		
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			Allah's Messenger wants to marry
them, he can, you know, he can
		
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			that's kind of the gist of what
we're saying. So she wants where
		
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			she was quite excited when the
price hasn't accepted her in
		
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			marriage. She says, I don't want
anything. I don't want anything.
		
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			And so she gifted herself, but the
promise of awesome gave her either
		
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			400 Durham's as a Maha or 500
Durham's as a Maha. And nowadays,
		
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			we're actually now encouraging
rather than Maha fatemi, we
		
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			actually encouraging them the MaHA
the dowry of the wives of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu Sallam because
that happened multiple times. And
		
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			that's pretty agreed upon in terms
of the figure there. While the
		
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			MaHA have faulty model, the Allahu
anha obviously happened once. And
		
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			according to one thing is the same
as the MaHA as much as well, but
		
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			there's multiple opinions about
that. And we're saying that you
		
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			should probably do what the
Prophet salallahu Salam did,
		
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			right. There's nothing wrong with
doing Marvell TV but for 20 years
		
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			or so, Marfa TV has been the kind
of trend in many communities and
		
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			now it is shifting to Mahara as
wedge Mahara of the wives of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. Now she's from a really,
		
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			really interesting family because
she's got connections all over in
		
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			the sense that her sisters are
married to prominent people, or
		
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			from them come really prominent
people. And one of the wisdoms
		
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			they say in the promise house and
marrying her is that her side of
		
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			the her tribe promises them in
those days, especially nowadays,
		
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			this doesn't really work much to
be honest, is sometimes not even
		
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			any respectful in laws. But in
those days, in laws were very
		
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			important you married your
		
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			a woman in your family to somebody
else, or a man in your family got
		
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			married to a woman, it's like the
two tribes would have to really
		
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			start respecting one another, and
would have to really like look
		
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			after one another almost, this was
alliances in those days. And they
		
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			were very, very important. Oh,
they've got our daughter now, or
		
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			we've got their daughter, we are
connected. We're like brothers and
		
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			sisters, almost. I mean, it's not
that close. But he used to get
		
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			really, really close. So a lot of
the times that used to work for
		
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			stopping kind of enmity, stopping
rivalry, there was a benefit in
		
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			that. There was also benefit in
doing that in terms of just if you
		
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			wanted to dominate then you
strategically got married into or
		
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			yourself or your children or your
brothers or sisters or somebody
		
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			got strategically married
different tribes. They're all on
		
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			your side now. So your side now
dominates. Over the other side. I
		
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			don't know I don't think much of
that remains is very few people
		
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			actually respect this now and
would go on out for that. I mean,
		
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			it's still there to a certain
degree, but in this postmodern
		
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			world, we're living with
individualism and so on. And
		
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			selfish. That's pretty much it.
People just care for themselves.
		
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			They don't even care for their own
parents anymore. So I mean, who
		
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			cares about an inlaw anymore? You
know, so, I'm not saying all the
		
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			tribes in the world were like that
some tribes aren't like that, you
		
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			know, weren't like that. But I
think in many cases, especially
		
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			the Arab tribes are definitely
like that. The Turkic tribes are
		
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			like that. And
		
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			And a number of other places that
that is exactly how it used to be.
		
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			So there was a certain benefit.
		
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			Now, she had, she had some
brothers, she had some sisters
		
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			that were entirely her full
brothers and full brothers and
		
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			sisters, meaning the father, their
father and mother were that were
		
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			the same height if and the mother
were the same.
		
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			And
		
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			some of them were just her
mother's just shared in her
		
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			mother's in Mother's not in the
father's so they were her half
		
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			sisters. So her full her her full
sisters. One was Amal father,
		
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			whose name is Lu Baba al Cobra.
		
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			Amil father Lu Baba al Cobra
Bentyl Hadith who's the wife of
		
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			Abbas Ibn Abdul Muttalib are the
Allahu Anhu then she had a low
		
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			Baba Sagara so that was a
tradition of the time as well that
		
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			they had the same name and called
one the elder and call the other
		
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			one the younger. So you know if
you really like the name Fatima,
		
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			for example, so you call the older
140 mile Cobra and the younger one
		
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			Fatima surah. I mean, it might
create a bit of confusion but they
		
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			did it. So one was Lu Baba al
Cobra, and the other one was Lu
		
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			Baba sobre la Baba Surah as the
name was, you probably know us
		
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			asthma. Her name was Asmaa Ben
Phil Harris. She's
		
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			the wife she was the wife of Walid
YBNL Mahira and from that you
		
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			should figure out that that's
Holly didn't really needs mother.
		
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			So she's got one nephew Abdullayev
no Ambus she's got another nephew,
		
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			meaning Maimunah under the Allah
has one nephews Abdullah in our
		
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			bus. The other nephew is Harley
Dibner Walid for the Allahu Anhu
		
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			and she had others which you which
you won't you know people don't
		
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			know they're not as well known.
Then she's got other sisters who
		
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			are just her mothers
		
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			who are just share that share the
mother and that's a smart been to
		
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			mace she's she's well known as
smart Binti Omis she's her sister
		
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			but half sister only. She was the
wife of Jaffa ABI Taalib. So
		
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			they've got a son called Abdullah
iblue Jaffa it'd be toward him and
		
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			our own. That's another one of her
sons. So that's two other nephews
		
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			that she had as well. Now there's
a famous story that once
		
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			Abdullayev no ibis, her nephew,
wanted to see how the bras arm
		
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			spends his night. So it's a famous
Sahai narration that he wanted to
		
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			see how the bras also what he does
at night, and what's his worship
		
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			and so on. So he asked his aunt
Maimunah are they alone? Can I
		
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			come and spend the night with you
guys. So he did that. And then he
		
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			explains exactly what happened was
on when to sleep. And then after
		
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			that, he got up and then there was
a water skin where they store
		
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			water. So he went open that he did
what it will do from there. And
		
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			then I watched and then so on, and
then he started his prayer. And I
		
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			joined in I was on the wrong side,
he pulled me to the other side and
		
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			gives this whole description. So
that was an interesting kind of
		
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			adventure of his what actually
inquiry of his really, I mean, he
		
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			got the ability to do that because
she was his auntie so she could do
		
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			that.
		
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			She,
		
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			as I said, she was very particular
about the Sunnah. And she, you
		
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			could tell from her narration
she's got a number of narrations
		
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			to her name, a number of Hadith to
her name, and a number of them are
		
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			related by Imam Bukhari and Imam
Muslim as well.
		
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			So, in Bukhari and Muslim she has
		
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			six generations altogether Muslim
has transmitted five and Imam
		
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			Buhari has transmitted one.
		
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			And
		
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			altogether this 13 Those are
individually what remember only
		
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			mob Buhari has there's one that
only man Buhari has this five, the
		
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			only man Muslim has But then in
addition, those that they they add
		
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			as well in total that they both
transmitted in total is about 13
		
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			narrations. So she used to
obviously vocalize and teach
		
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			others there's a number of Sahaba
who have studied with her a lot. A
		
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			lot of them were her nephews. So
they managed to get a lot of
		
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			knowledge from her being with the
Prophet sallallahu sallam. She was
		
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			there with the person for the last
two and a half, three years
		
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			because she got married in the
seventh year of hijra, so she's
		
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			obviously the last of the wives
that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam that the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam married on one
		
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			occasion, one of her
		
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			servants had gone to abdulai
bacilli, Allah Hans house to maybe
		
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			give something or bring something.
Her name was Vidya. She went to
		
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			Abdullah Abbas of the Allahu Anhu
his house and she noticed that the
		
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			bedding for the couple was
separate.
		
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			So his is on one side and his wife
says on the other side, so she
		
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			came back and reported this to she
thought maybe they've got some
		
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			problems so she reported it to the
aunt that maybe you can sort it
		
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			out or something.
		
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			like that it wasn't just gossip.
		
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			It's probably a reason for that.
So in May one or the Allahu Allah
		
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			found out actually that Abdullah
bacilli on thought that he had to
		
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			stay away from his wife and
menstruation. She was a
		
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			misunderstanding she correctly she
said the prophesy was I'm used to
		
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			sleep with us. In fact, in on
another occasion, I believe not
		
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			Dustin's hair wasn't combed. This
way and ways in were you in this
		
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			disheveled says Oh, my wife should
not be recording my hair because
		
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			you know, she's on her menses or
something. He said, we used to do
		
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			that with the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam the process of in fact,
		
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			when we were in Mensa, she would
actually have his head in our lap.
		
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			Right, and he would be resting
there reading the Quran. And
		
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			there's nothing, there's nothing
wrong with that. So she used to
		
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			correct a lot of wrongs in that
regard as well.
		
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			So that's pretty much what is
known about her life, because I
		
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			guess it was just the last three
years and there's, the others were
		
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			for much longer, but that's what's
known from them. And we've learned
		
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			of
		
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			the various different benefits
that that that brought, you
		
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			shatter the Allah one I used to
praise and praise coming from a co
		
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			wife is very, very valuable. She
actually said that in her cabinet
		
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			at Cana, little Lilla. Well, oh
sollen olive rhyme, which means
		
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			that she was one of the most God
fearing among us, one of the most
		
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			God conscious among us. And she
was also one of those who are most
		
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			particular about tying the knots
of kinship, like keeping with the
		
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			relatives, it's a very, very
important thing. As I said, we
		
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			just spoke about that in the
beginning that that's being lost
		
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			today. Right? There's people who
have not met their aunties for
		
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			years, or their uncles for a long
time. Subhanallah it's really
		
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			strange. So there you go. We ask
that Allah subhanaw taala reward
		
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			her abundantly elevate her status,
and that we can learn from the
		
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			likes of her and the other as much
of the Prophet salAllahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam.
		
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			She used to take, she used to take
a she used to take loan sometimes
		
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			for fulfilling a certain purpose
or whatever. On one occasion, she
		
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			took a really big loan. So some
people were concerned that how are
		
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			you going to pay back? It's such a
huge loan, what are you going to
		
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			do? She said that the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
		
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			that anybody who takes a loan with
a firm intention to pay it back,
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala helps him.
		
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			And that's true. If you take
loans, genuinely, if you need
		
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			something, and you take a loan for
that. I mean, taking a loan is
		
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			difficult, it's not easy. And then
some people if they get to use it,
		
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			they take a lot of loans and let
everybody down. That's a problem
		
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			as well. And some people are just
very, they don't want to take a
		
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			loan. But sometimes you have to,
there's a need for it, if there's
		
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			an absolutely take a loan, but
full intention to pay back and
		
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			Allah makes it easy to pay back.
So look at the Tawakkol that she
		
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			has. So there's a number of other
narrations like that. I think
		
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			there was another woman who had
made a vow to Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			that
		
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			if she gets cured from some
illness that she was in that she's
		
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			going to go to all the way to
Baitul macness to Jerusalem to do
		
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			solid down there.
		
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			And mashallah, she became better.
So I think she came to visit me
		
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			one of them before she set off,
and maybe one or the other one had
		
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			told her that you don't need to go
all the way down there is get more
		
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			reward of praying here in Masjid
Nabawi. Pray here, so she would
		
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			give it to us as well, like that.
		
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			The point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
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			further an inspiration, and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
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			next step is to actually start
learning seriously to read books
		
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			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
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			Islam at least at the basic level,
so that we can become more aware
		
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			of what our deen wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
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			courses so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
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			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
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			Islamic essentials course that we
have on the Islamic essentials
		
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			certificate which you take 20
Short modules and at the end of
		
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			that inshallah you will have
gotten the basics of most of the
		
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			most important topics in Islam and
you'll feel a lot more confident.
		
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			You don't have to leave lectures
behind you can continue to be, you
		
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			know, to listen to lectures, but
you need to have this more
		
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			sustained study as well as local
law here and Salam aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah wa barakato.