Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Muhasibi’s Risalah Part 12 The Benefits of Righteous Company

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The Sleeman Kathira and the d union are discussed as cultural staples, with Jesus being a driving force for people to buy things from the d union. The importance of avoiding the norm and preserving deen is emphasized, along with the need for more. The segment also touches on the loss of famous figures and the importance of inspiration in one's life. The segment ends with a discussion of a man who wants to be a big philanthropist.

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			Smilla Hoffmann Rahim Al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu
		
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			was Salam ala so you didn't
Marcelino early he was asked me
		
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			about Rocco was seldom at the
Sleeman Kathira, you know, Yomi de
		
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			I'm not bad. We were going through
a number of incidents and
		
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			individuals and personalities in
our history, who
		
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			who's met me a present sitting in
their presence would remind a
		
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			person of Allah subhanaw taala and
give them concern and a figure for
		
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			the Ophira. That's why it's
related about the famous Derby,
		
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			who everybody's heard of, I'm
		
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			assuming Muhammad Dibner serine
Rahim Allah, the dream interpreter
		
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			of a state of the Quran, whenever
he would pass by in a market,
		
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			place of absolute negligence.
Anybody who would see him would
		
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			remember Allah, and then the
market will just see him and they
		
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			will remember Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			This is one of the hobby has
related in study for Islam.
		
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			When he would remember death, then
it says that all of his limbs
		
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			would be as if they did, meaning
it would just all be focused on
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			I was speaking to a particular
		
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			scholarly individual the other
day. And
		
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			he actually had another scholar
research for him all the virtues
		
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			of Decker.
		
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			And what he discovered, because he
was trying to create an hierarchy
		
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			of which gives you the greatest
reward, he said, one of the
		
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			greatest rewards you can get from
a vicar, specifically or not. When
		
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			I say greatest, abundant, I don't
mean greatest Lila Hill, Allah is
		
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			the best vicar right. It's the
most powerful. But in terms of
		
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			rewards, which you get the most
reward for in multiplications. Do
		
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			you know what that is?
		
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			It's the one when you go into the
market.
		
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			And what is that like ilaha
illallah, or the hula? Actually,
		
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			Golan will Quran handy when you
need to hire coalition and codeine
		
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			and how much is the reward. It's a
million rewards for each one, that
		
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			apparently that Dicker holds the
greatest amount of reward.
		
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			So then he said,
		
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			This is a very influential
individual I'm talking about, he
		
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			says, I sometimes go into the
market just for that reason.
		
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			Just to do those, they can see how
many I can do.
		
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			And the whole reason is that it's
a place of shayateen. It's a place
		
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			of seeing the Haram The dunya.
Essentially, while a person has to
		
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			go, they're clearly what this
hadith is telling you that it's
		
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			permissible to go in a market, but
just have your priorities right.
		
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			It was not permissible to go in
the market. You know, because the
		
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			Hadith, there's a hadith which
mentions that the best places in
		
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			the dunya are the masajid. And the
worst places are the markets.
		
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			That's just to discourage you, it
doesn't mean that you can't go
		
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			there, people need to go there.
Sometimes it's a market where you
		
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			get your needs of the dunya.
		
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			The other day, I had to go to
		
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			a meeting in Knightsbridge with
somebody and for the first time in
		
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			my life I got there one hour
early.
		
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			I just completely miss read the
time or whatever the case is. And
		
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			I got the meeting was at 12
o'clock, I got the 11 o'clock.
		
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			No sorry, meeting was at one
o'clock and I got there 12
		
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			o'clock. I got there. And I, the
other person, another friend of
		
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			mine who was supposed to come the
eye contact and said Sorry, I'm
		
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			late. It was around 11. So it is
around 12 o'clock. And I was said,
		
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			I'm going to be a few minutes
late. I'm still running late. So
		
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			he called me up. He says I haven't
even left. So what happened is
		
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			this meeting is at one o'clock.
And then that's when I realized.
		
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			So then I decided I walked to
Harrods because Harrods is on that
		
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			street. And I said let me check
the perfume department and the
		
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			fruit department. Very interesting
things in there. But I felt that
		
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			this I can go in there and do
this.
		
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			It's a market. It's a market. I
mean, it's you know what I mean by
		
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			market is a place you buy things.
So you go in there and you do
		
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			liquor, and you do what you have
to do.
		
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			So I saw a few good perfumes and
so the fruits was about 50 pound a
		
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			kilo, right? Very prohibited and
no joke. They come within you know
		
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			you have things like mangoes from
Reunion Island and these big figs
		
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			from I don't know which country
things are brought in like within
		
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			48 hours and then they're sold at
these exorbitant prices. There
		
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			must be people who are buying this
obviously, right for you just go
		
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			in and pick these things up in
just three 400 pounds is by
		
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			Subhanallah you know Fruitville
		
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			anyway, so
		
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			if you do end up going this is
what the what this person said. He
		
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			said that sometimes I take my
family to the markets and we read
		
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			a few of these
		
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			was a cello. Let's go back now.
When you come for this reason,
		
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			just joking with them, but it's
just to remind us that wherever
		
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			you are you remember Allah
subhanaw taala so it was just from
		
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			this. Hassan Al Busey Radi Allahu
Anhu likewise whenever he would be
		
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			seen people would remember Allah
subhanho wa Taala and usher I
		
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			think no Abdullah, who's one of
his students as a chef, if not
		
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			Abdullah one of Hassan bossy
students says that whenever we
		
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			would go to visit Hassan Al Busey
Rahim Allah, we would come out,
		
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			and we would think in
significantly of the dunya we will
		
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			think that dunya is insignificant,
he would just totally lower it in
		
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			our eyes. Units of no units have
not obeyed says that. Whenever a
		
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			person would see Hassan Busey
Rahim Allah He would benefit from
		
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			him. Even if he didn't see him
doing any deeds, just by the mere
		
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			sight of him and just the way his
composure was his demeanor was an
		
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			I think I may have explained this
last time that this is all to do
		
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			with the node that is developed
and the overspill of that node
		
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			that comes about from ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada when a person is
		
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			focused on the hereafter and does
abundant vicar then you see that
		
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			it's a power of that that is being
emanated while I'm yes Macula mon
		
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			even if they don't hear his speech
even just by looking at him they
		
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			would they would do this. Somebody
asked UNICEF have not obeyed.
		
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			Do you know anybody who can who
does the same deeds as Hassan Al
		
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			bursary?
		
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			Anybody who does equal deeds to
hassle boss of your MO Allah? He
		
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			said,
		
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			Allah he will he says wala he I
don't even know anybody who says
		
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			the same thing as him can say the
same things as him. So how is it
		
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			possible that somebody do his
deeds as well meaning can be equal
		
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			to his deeds when just his words
are so and he was very powerful,
		
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			he was not just a normal speaker.
He was a very eloquent speaker, a
		
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			master of Arabic, very penetrating
in terms of his effect, and very
		
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			eloquent in terms of his delivery,
very efficient. So just in that
		
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			regard, with a heart that nobody
could compare with him, so in
		
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			terms of his action, and then
after that, he decided to give a
		
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			bit of a description of him and
describe him. And he said, Ghana
		
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			either acapella fucka, and the
whole acapella mean, definitely
		
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			Hemi me he, when he would arrive,
it would be as if he's just
		
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			arrived after burying his friend.
		
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			You know, when you're in a
reflection, when you've just
		
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			buried your friend, somebody who
you're in, you got some Suhana, we
		
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			see we go to people, people's
Genesis, people, we don't really
		
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			know, it doesn't affect most
people in the same way as if your
		
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			own close friend or family died.
Because then you feel a distance,
		
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			and then you feel I'm going to be
distant as well. That feeling of
		
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			distance and loss of somebody you
know, and now to think you're not
		
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			going to have access to them
anymore, right? And the closer
		
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			they are to you, the more this
effect is, then you we start
		
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			feeling the same thing towards
other people that we will also
		
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			have to go one day, it's just a
natural human reaction to these
		
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			things. Unfortunately, when you
don't know the person, and you
		
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			just attend the janazah, then I'm
assuming that fewer people would
		
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			be reflective. They do it as a
duty. They do it. Because it's a
		
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			it's a good thing to do. And it's
rewarding, but do you have the
		
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			same effect? Do we receive the
same lesson from it? I doubt that
		
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			I would doubt the most people will
do this because I guess I can only
		
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			you know, think about personal
emotions in this regard. But
		
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			really, we should try to take a
breather and lesson from every
		
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			single death. If the person is
young than the concept of dying
		
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			young, if the purpose of personal
purpose die if the person died
		
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			in difficulty through a lots of
illness and disease, then that is
		
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			something we need to seek from
Allah subhanaw taala to protect us
		
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			from and to give us refuge from so
whatever the circumstances we can
		
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			reflect over those circumstances
and then try to put ourselves
		
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			because the whole point is a sorry
Do men were either betrayed. The
		
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			fortunate one is the one who
receives advice from others who is
		
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			always constantly receiving advice
from others. He doesn't have to be
		
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			told and reminded. But he is
constantly on the lookout for
		
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			advice. And to Allah Allah
subhanaw taala has made human
		
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			beings that we can literally take
advice from pretty much anything
		
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			out there. Whether you see
something entertaining
		
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			entertainment right which is
supposed to bring happiness as
		
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			such, you know haram entertainment
also bring joy to people. Well we
		
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			can say that hamdulillah Allah has
protected us from this and may
		
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			Allah protect us from
		
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			falling into this. So everything
can be a source of Abraham why?
		
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			either a jealous Africa who
O'Meara be Darby rudaki. And when
		
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			he sat down then it was as if the
command and decree had been given
		
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			that his head would be chopped off
		
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			what either do karate, Norfolk and
Harlem to Kolok illAllah. And if
		
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			the Hellfire was mentioned in
front of him than it would be as
		
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			if nobody else was created for
meaning that he was only created
		
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			here that he was created just for
the fire. How fearful that would
		
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			be. I personally believe this is a
bit of an exaggeration, because
		
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			this makes it sound very sudden,
sudden, depressing, right? But you
		
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			understand the purpose. We have to
understand when we read these
		
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			kinds of comments. These are
		
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			comments of
		
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			what a person would pick out from
someone. The person may not be
		
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			doing this all the time, and who
am I to say that it's not
		
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			possible, but it may sound very
depressing to some people. This is
		
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			not to say he was never happy that
he never smiled, that he never
		
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			joked. I mean, that's
		
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			none prophetic Professor Prophet
sallallahu sallam was seen as
		
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			being happy yet, there's a hadith
about the price of awesome as
		
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			well, Canada imel Ficarra is
constantly in a thought process or
		
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			is constantly thought in thought,
and his numerous Hadith like that
		
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			about him, it just depends on who
saw him and when they saw him. And
		
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			what they decided to mention at
that time. We do this about some
		
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			people as well. But human beings
go through various different
		
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			emotions. So I just want to put
that into perspective.
		
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			All the EOD. In one of his books,
it's mentioned he relates that
		
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			most even though Abdullah says
that Imam Malik,
		
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			the great Imam of the month herb
and the name of Madina, Munawwara.
		
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			If the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam was mentioned in front
		
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			of him,
		
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			he his color would change and he
would bow down in a sense, he
		
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			would he would look down, he will
become very solemn.
		
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			Until
		
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			this would be very difficult to
take him by his,
		
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			by his people, by the people
sitting around him, because it's
		
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			kind of uncomfortable that
somebody's into this thought and
		
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			the interaction may have stopped.
Somebody asked him about this one
		
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			day.
		
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			But why did you do this for they
couldn't understand.
		
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			Now you have to understand who
this person is. This is a person
		
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			who used to when he used to teach
Hadith, he used to create so much
		
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			or because it mentioned that when
he used to go to teach Hadith as
		
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			opposed to fake or anything else,
when he, when it was to teach
		
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			Hadith, he would put a special
Imam on it put special garments on
		
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			there would be a special place
made for him. So there will be a
		
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			lot of ceremony in the process of
Hadith teaching out of respect for
		
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			Hadith only. And he said that you
could hear a pin it was Pin drop
		
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			silence in that gathering. Despite
the greatest people being there,
		
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			there was a lot of effort, a lot
of respect. So one day, while he's
		
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			teaching, his face is turning blue
and red and you know, various
		
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			different colors.
		
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			And people obviously looking at
this because they're looking at
		
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			him, but he's not flinching at
all. It's just his, you could tell
		
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			that there's something going on,
but he's not making much movement.
		
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			Later, he revealed that a scorpion
got into his dress is his
		
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			clothing, Garmin, and had bitten
him, I think it was 17 times or
		
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			something. But out of respect for
Hadith, he didn't move. He didn't
		
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			flinch. He just preserved that.
This is the kind of respect some
		
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			people have for generations. And
it seems unbelievable. But after
		
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			seeing a few people with some
extreme level of respect for
		
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			different things, you can see how
that's humanly possible to do
		
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			this. Just because we didn't see
him do this doesn't mean it's
		
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			deniable just because it seems
just believable.
		
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			He says Lola eaten
		
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			llama and Katsumata Yama Turon.
		
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			He says, If you had seen
		
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			if you had if you had seen what I
have seen basically, then you
		
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			would not consider this to be
strange of me. What you see that I
		
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			get into this state when the price
of gasoline has been it has
		
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			because I used to go to Muhammad
Abdul Mancha, Amman Cardiff. I
		
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			used to go to Mohammed mancha who
was one of the main Korra comedies
		
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			of the time, one of the great
orlimar of the time. And anytime
		
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			we used to, we suggest about ask
him about a hadith except that he
		
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			used to start crying
		
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			Think and until we feel sorry for
him. It's just their way of their
		
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			emotion. Instead of you know,
there's people who get emotional
		
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			when you mentioned
		
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			one of their relatives to them,
that they saw into their relatives
		
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			or whatever the case is. Well,
these people, their whole emotion
		
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			was focused on the Prophet
sallallahu sirmon Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala
		
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			he said, I used to sometimes go to
Jaffa even though Muhammad Jaffa
		
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			you know, Muhammad is Jaffa sodic
		
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			Radi Allahu Rahim Allah,
		
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			one of the family of has of the
Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
		
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			what can I cathedral, Misa? He was
the person. He used to joke a lot.
		
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			And you smile a lot. She's very
humorous. But for either looking
		
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			at our Endo, Nabil sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, right?
		
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			When the professor Larson was
mentioned in his presence is Dora
		
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			is is for we're going to call them
at the vehicle because with an RT
		
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			montcada, he says, however,
whenever the professor Lawson was
		
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			mentioned, then he would become
green and yellow.
		
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			So this was just their respect and
all that they would hold for the
		
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			price of awesome. Now this
obviously shows you that in here,
		
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			he's actually taken both things in
consideration. He didn't just
		
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			mention that every time Brussels
was mentioned this, I was he told
		
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			him as a jokey fellow. So this is
not to show that we're just all
		
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			these people were all depressing
individuals, right? Welcome to
		
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			cold call, because certain, it
says that every time I used to
		
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			find hardness in my heart, I used
to feel that
		
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			I don't feel like doing worship, I
don't feel into it. If we get we
		
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			go through those stages, right.
Just don't feel right, you know, a
		
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			sweat and that's hardness in the
heart. I used to go to Mohammed
		
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			Abdullah Moncada.
		
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			I used to just look at him once.
		
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			And so Hannah Ludd that would be
enough of a dose for days, I would
		
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			receive so much benefit and not
see him counsel just by looking at
		
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			him once. Right, that it would
last me for days it would open up
		
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			my heart. This is the inductive
benefits of the Olia Allah, that
		
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			just by their presence, they can
do this.
		
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			Unfortunately, we're living in a
world of entertainment, dramatic
		
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			events, and a lot of these things
that require a lot of interaction.
		
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			A lot of display, nothing is good
enough without music. Do you see
		
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			any programs on TV even the
machines nowadays have to have
		
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			some kind of back if not
instrumental music, they have to
		
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			have unfortunately some kind of
vocals behind it right which sound
		
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			a bit like music or provide you
that same
		
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			same kind of effect as music as
such. In fact, even some of our
		
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			bands are like that these days,
you know, at least clips that live
		
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			were online that there has to be
some kind of okay, sometimes it
		
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			helps, right? These are all
additions that help but
		
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			Subhanallah these were the people
that they could benefit you just
		
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			by the mere presence and looking
at them and these were people who
		
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			could be benefited that way. So
it's both of these kinds of people
		
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			that were speaking about
		
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			Subhanallah they there's a
wonderful poem it says that either
		
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			a second lady Euro Allah Safa in
		
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			what you never knew her Rica,
Hoonah Cebu.
		
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			But that fee his summer will be
lumped euro in cathodic Hashem
		
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			SuiteApp do one new Jumeau
Cattolica would you who are Barbie
		
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			potentially, your office software
Hola, hola. Lemo
		
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			when the pond the water reservoir
becomes completely motionless in
		
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			its purity.
		
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			And it is protected from being
		
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			moved by the morning breeze. And
hence it's very pure, very clean
		
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			and completely motionless. And
still, then
		
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			the sky
		
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			will be witnessed in it without
any doubt, without any fuzziness.
		
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			Likewise, the shot that likewise
the sun will appear in it and so
		
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			will the moon. You'll see the
reflections of all of these
		
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			things, because there's no
turbulence whatsoever. He says
		
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			likewise Gallica would you who are
Barbie digitally, likewise are the
		
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			faces of those who are in the
Divine Presence. The people of
		
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			digitally right who have these
unveilings in their purity, Allah
		
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			the Majestic can be seen.
		
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			Of course Allah cannot be seen
anywhere, but it means that it
		
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			reminds you of Allah subhanaw
taala now there's there was a
		
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			hadith before which we read
		
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			Edwin said that his speech should
increase you in knowledge. Such as
		
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			the person who is close to Allah
is such a person who, whose speech
		
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			should increase you in knowledge,
knowledge that's takes you to
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala not just lots
of data. So the very famous and
		
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			noble Sahabi Abu Musa al Ashanti
are the Allahu Anhu says
		
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			the imagination come to God so who
Abdullah who animus or who did not
		
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			the Allah one? Oh third goofy
enough see me and I'm very
		
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			sensitive. How can you even say
something like this? Right? He's
		
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			saying that the modulus the
gathering the sitting in which I
		
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			would be with Abdullah Abdullah
Masuda the Allahu Anhu you know,
		
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			maybe it was with him for half an
hour, one hour, maybe two hours.
		
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			That is more, I have more trust
and reliance in that than a whole
		
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			years of my own deeds.
		
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			I think I will get more from that
much less than a whole years of
		
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			deeds in terms of
		
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			where it will take me that's what
he's saying,
		
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			Oh, my deeds accepted. Are they
done properly? Do they have
		
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			issues? Right? But when I sit with
him, I know the sincerity that I
		
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			can muster in myself and the
benefit that I get
		
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			achieve kind of people with
easements SubhanAllah.
		
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			It's mentioned
		
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			in the last year to let Iran have
called the Blue Halycon. This is a
		
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			very famous book by Abraham
Lincoln. It's called wasa to Iran
		
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			meaning the death dates of the
		
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			it's basically like obituaries or
death dates of the famous
		
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			individuals of the past. So if you
need to know about when somebody
		
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			died when he was born in a basic
This is one of those biographical
		
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			dictionaries it's very useful for
scholars
		
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			he he's got an entry in there for
the famous Therby Obaidullah
		
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			ignore Abdullah ignore to ignore
Massoud Obaidullah ignore Abdullah
		
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			ignore Akbar even though Masaru
		
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			and he is one of the famous seven
fuqaha of Madina. Munawwara so you
		
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			know, after the time, the Sahaba
they were these were the famous
		
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			seven jurist of Madina Munawwara
and he was one of them, right?
		
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			They were known as the famous
seven right? So these famous seven
		
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			folk AHA See, we know that kind of
famous five but nobody knows the
		
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			famous seven folk Aha, right. This
is our state. We need that we know
		
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			the Enid Blyton stuff.
		
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			So he died in 102 Hijiri. Around
the time, and I would have not
		
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			disease died. He would have
Abdulazeez or himolla also died
		
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			around that age. So
		
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			actually Abdulazeez is the one
who's relating this
		
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			that look at this number of NAB
dilla Z's who is Subhanallah
		
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			right. Lai Hakuna imagined so many
Obaidullah. Hubba elimina dunya on
		
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			mafia
		
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			that just one modulus with
Obaidullah ignore Abdullah ignore
		
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			autobiography Masaru is more
beloved to me than the dunya and
		
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			everything in it, like I get so
much out of it. It just infuses me
		
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			it gives me food for the it's like
I've gone to a petrol station and
		
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			I filled up you know with the high
class petrol or diesel or
		
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			whatever, you know, this is this
is kind of thing that they
		
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			understood that they could
regulate themselves industry gun.
		
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			For us. It's just like our iman
Uppada it doesn't even make a
		
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			difference like we're in the same
state all the time in the state of
		
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			fluctuation. But these people
could tell and they could tell
		
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			when the battery was charged. I
had a very good meter within we
		
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			don't have meters or meters very
crude, you know Subhanallah he
		
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			also said that Wallahi in Nila
steady Leila to me Lady obey the
		
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			law Blvd Nariman Beighton man.
Wala he I would I would pay I
		
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			would pay I would buy one night of
Obaidullah.
		
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			If not Abdullah Abdullah of
northwave number one of his nights
		
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			I would buy for 1000 dinars of the
Beatle man
		
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			I would be willing to pay that
much.
		
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			One dinar is about 150 pounds
		
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			140 150 pounds one dinar today. So
1000 You can imagine what the cost
		
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			of those?
		
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			They said yeah. Ameerul Momineen
Takahama atta Herrick Matahari
		
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			Kaushik data, hopefully, you are
saying this, like a person like us
		
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			saying this, despite all of your
efforts, and all of the way, you
		
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			know, you preserve the deen and
you know, all of your efforts.
		
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			He's saying that I would be
willing and you know, what he's
		
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			saying here is that, remember what
one of nagila Aziz did is that
		
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			I
		
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			After the dominant culture of the
previous Romanians, he was part of
		
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			the Romanians, but he was a cousin
of the main ruling family. And he
		
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			had become the Khalifa by
accident. Right? Because the
		
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			previous one didn't have children
that were old enough to take it
		
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			up. So what he first did was that
his wife was the sister of cinema
		
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			demanded American, all of those
guys that Abdulmalik number ones
		
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			daughter.
		
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			So he first gave all of her
jewelry away in back into the
		
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			beetle man. Gone are the days he
said, when we use this as our
		
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			personal bank balance. It's for
the Muslim. So he first started
		
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			from home. So what he's saying
here is that,
		
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			you know, he says, What's wrong
with you guys? When they asked him
		
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			this question that somebody like
you, you are saying this about?
		
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			Obaidullah ignore Abdullah?
		
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			Whereas you're so careful, you're
so particular he said, Exactly. He
		
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			goes, What's wrong with you
people? He said Wallahi because of
		
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			his opinion, because of his
Naseeha. Because of his guidance,
		
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			I am able to bring back into the
Beatle model of the muslimeen
		
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			1000s and 1000s It's because of
his nasiha that I'm able to do
		
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			this.
		
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			You need an inspiration.
		
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			You need an inspiration.
		
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			I was talking to a prince
recently, Prince have a particular
		
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			country. Right? very religious
man, Mashallah. And,
		
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			basically, he said, Look, all you
need really, as a leader of a
		
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			place is somebody with a good
heart who wakes up in the morning
		
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			and thinks what can I do for the
people?
		
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			What can I do for the people?
		
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			How can I help people today and be
honest and just about it?
		
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			That's what you need. You just
minimally need that the
		
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			selfishness gone.
		
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			And this is what you're seeing
here. How'd you get that you need
		
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			somebody to give you an offseason?
		
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			That's why Munna Rashid all these
people, some of their success,
		
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			obviously is that it was one
incident where I believe it was my
		
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			own Rashida Haruna she was the to
the father or the son comes to
		
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			Madina. Munawwara wants to meet
all of the scholars, he meets them
		
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			and then he says to his minister,
whatever he said, You know what,
		
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			I've got hardness in my heart. I
feel turbulence, call me an alum.
		
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			So they mentioned the number of
difference this is no No, not him,
		
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			not him. Because he's probably had
interaction with them. And he
		
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			doesn't feel like they can
benefit. So somebody then said,
		
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			Okay, there's a boo has him.
		
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			Scrape scholar Medina when he's a
big Muhaddith as well. He said,
		
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			Yeah, bring him right. But take it
easy, like, you know, don't go in
		
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			as like, you must come and all
that. So they went to his house
		
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			and he hit
		
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			he didn't want to come.
		
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			Right, finally managed to come and
the list is long discourse about
		
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			it. And he just gives it to him
straight. Right? Because here the
		
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			first question he asked, why is it
that we love the dunya we don't
		
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			have that.
		
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			So he said is because you know,
you've you've inhabited this world
		
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			and made it beautiful. So you like
it, and the hereafter one, you've
		
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			left it desolate, so
		
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			you don't feel any relationship to
it.
		
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			Right? And he was the longest
discussion. So they will do this.
		
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			So you need inspiration in your
life. You can be wherever you are,
		
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			everybody needs inspiration in
their life.
		
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			That's the main thing because
that's our battery charging. That
		
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			is what makes the heart
		
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			Subhanallah that's what it is.
		
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			So he said because of this, how
much I'm able to benefit
		
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			1000 1000s into the beta month.
		
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			And he says that
		
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			in his discussions he's he's
talking about obaidul live now
		
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			Abdullah says in his discussions
in his discourses, it refines your
		
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			intellect, the lucky handle
illogical, it gives you sharpness
		
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			in your intellect to how you
should look at things from an
		
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			accurate perspective. Not in a
fuzzy dunya perspective that is
		
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			ambiguous it tells you how to
sharpen your intellect and how to
		
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			give comfort to your heart in what
you're doing that I feel
		
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			comfortable about doing this
		
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			what the three handle him and he
removes your cares it gives
		
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			satisfaction to your worries and
concerns and of course what then
		
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			the handle Adobe
		
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			and reforms your character that's
what he used to benefit from.
		
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			That's why somebody has poems
appoints as well Mr. Buck a two
		
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			minute warmer Bucky to mean a lava
T il Mohammed atta to return
		
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			either we'll call it
		
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			the only pleasures that I have now
is that I like to. I like to
		
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			discuss with men who have an
intellect that's the only thing
		
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			that gives me pleasure. Nothing
		
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			Ask gives me pleasure just to sit
with somebody who will help me
		
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			out, who will give me a better
understanding of things. That's
		
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			what I need. And you know, anybody
who's high up there, this is their
		
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			pleasure. Even if it's for the
different reason, it's mentioned
		
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			about Bill Gates, for example,
that, you know, if you go to sit
		
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			with him, anytime they can let it
go sit there, if you're even able
		
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			to sit with him, he'll just
dismiss you. Like, even if you
		
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			have to have a meeting with him,
he'll just be doing something else
		
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			and you won't even be paying
attention. The only way you can
		
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			grab him and catch his attention
is that if you speak about
		
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			something that is up there to his
benefits, then he'll give you his
		
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			full attention. That's what some
people said.
		
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			Right? This is just how people
when they've understood their
		
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			purpose, whatever his purpose is,
right? hamdulillah Allah has given
		
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			him tofi To help billions of
people become big philanthropist,
		
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			right. But
		
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			this is when they get really
particular by so people who are
		
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			focused on the hereafter and ALLAH
subhanaw taala then they know
		
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			where this benefit comes and
they're willing to pay gold for
		
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			it. May Allah subhanaw taala grant
us that kind of benefit and
		
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			company may Allah subhanaw taala
grant us that kind of inspiration
		
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			around about their their jewelry
with the Quran Allah Mia how you
		
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			have the human medical studies
		
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			along me know me I'm Ananda you
know who learned this for Hanukkah
		
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			you know, couldn't have enough
volume in along with Sunday was
		
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			sent me mine so you didn't know
him. Eduardo. You say you didn't
		
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			know Mohammed or vertical Salam, O
Allah, we ask You for acceptance.
		
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			Oh Allah we ask you for acceptance
of the scattering. Oh Allah for
		
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			all those who are present who are
listening. Oh Allah, we ask you
		
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			for forgiveness of Allah, we ask
You for Your compassion. We ask
		
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			You for Your Mercy of Allah we ask
you to for us to be able to return
		
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			to you. Oh Allah for us to be
infused with your Lord and your
		
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			light and to be inspired so that
we can have a life of full of
		
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			obedience and to be protected from
disobedience of Allah make your
		
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			obedience, beloved in our heart,
and our low disobedience hated in
		
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			our hearts. Oh Allah, we ask that
you gon guide us right in whatever
		
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			we do. You grant a Satoshi to live
a life full of Taqwa and of purity
		
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			of Allah that you make it easy for
us to avoid the wrongs that are
		
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			out there. And the wrongs which
have crept into our life. Oh Allah
		
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			and the sins that have become
second nature to us that we don't,
		
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			we no longer even sometimes
considered to be Siddons anymore.
		
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			While we asked you for insight we
asked you for understanding of
		
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			Allah we ask you for tofi that
well now we ask you to grab us by
		
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			the forelocks and interesting to
Jin. And Allah put us on the path
		
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			of the people of Jin O Allah put
us into the path of the people of
		
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			jell O Allah fulfill our
permissible needs of Allah protect
		
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			us and our children and our
progeny until the day of judgment
		
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			of Allah grants and relief to our
Muslim brothers and sisters around
		
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			the world of Allah we ask you for
we ask you for your assistance we
		
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			ask you for your help of Allah we
ask you for unity among us. Oh
		
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			Allah, we ask you to fulfill our
permissible needs whatever
		
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			obstacles we have in front of us
that stop us from practicing your
		
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			faith or Allah remove them. Make
our surrounding our family, our
		
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			work environment, and our social
environment of Allah make all of
		
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			that conducive for our faith of
Allah the challenges that we as
		
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			Muslims are going through, in this
in around us and people around the
		
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			world that will now we ask you for
relief from those problems grant
		
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			us strength or Allah grant us the
strength or LeBron to strength
		
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			grant us conviction in our deen of
Allah grant us the Kadima La ilaha
		
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			illa. Allah grant us that grant us
a smooth transition in all of the
		
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			stages of the hereafter and a
place high levels of genital shoot
		
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			dose of Allah and we ask you one
final thing that you send your
		
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			abundant blessings upon our
messenger Muhammad sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam, and you grant us
his company in the hereafter.
		
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			Subhan Allah because mobilicity
amnioserosa Ramona mursaleen Al
		
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			Hamdulillah