Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Needing Allah’s Mercy More When Doing Good Deeds [Hikam 132]

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of obeying Allah's guidance and showing off behavior is emphasized. The importance of shaping one's life to elevate one's self-esteem and avoid punishment, and the need for forgiveness and graduation of bad deeds is also emphasized. The importance of having a strong mindset to avoid mistakes and avoid confusion, and the need for divine kindness and mercy is also emphasized. Online lectures and local law are also discussed, along with a course on Islamic essentials.

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			So that's what he's saying. He
says that you need Allah's
		
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			clemency a lot more when you obey
Him than when you disobey him.
		
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			Okay? Why don't you need when you
disobey Him, you've done a sin.
		
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			Well, after that you do need
forgiveness. That's another
		
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			attribute, you need His
forgiveness. You need his patients
		
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			there as well. You need his help
as well. But usually what happens
		
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			is this is again, not speaking
about somebody who's constantly
		
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			doing bad deeds that he's become.
		
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			So used to them, they become
second, second nature, they become
		
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			his personality. They become him.
He doesn't care. It's second
		
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			nature. He just does it.
		
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			They just keep doing it. It's
become them. That's their
		
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			personality. Now, that's their
behavior. That's the way they
		
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			function
		
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			is become ingrained. He's not
talking to that person.
		
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			That person definitely needs a lot
of help.
		
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			But we're talking about people on
the path who are concerned when
		
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			they do end up committing a sin. A
person who's concerned if they do
		
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			end up committing a sin, they're
going to be broken.
		
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			That's the person is comparing it
with
		
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			this we love you Rahmani Raheem Al
hamdu lillah wa salatu salam ala
		
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			Sayyidina Muhammad wa ala alihi wa
sahbihi wa barakato are seldom at
		
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			the Sleeman girthier on Eli Yomi
Dean amerit hamdulillah we've
		
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			reached the page 105 It's wisdom
number 132. Today, which is on
		
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			page 105 of the book, this is what
he says
		
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			even Otto Illa Eskandari Rahim
Allah is saying and the Illa Hilmi
		
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			he either a TATA who were Zhu Min
kala Hilmi he either as a hitter
		
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			who?
		
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			Very interesting, and the Illa
helped me he is a doctor who who
		
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			Minka. Illa Hilmi he is an
outsider who
		
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			you are more in need.
		
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			In his forbearance, which means
you need his forbearance and his
		
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			patience with you.
		
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			Meaning Allah subhanaw taala does
you need much more when you obey
		
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			Him?
		
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			When you obey Allah, you need his
forbearance and his patience a lot
		
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			more than when you disobey Him.
		
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			How does that even make any sense?
		
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			You're obeying Him, you're
disobeying Him. When you obey Him,
		
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			you actually need his supper, his
health, his clemency, his
		
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			forbearance, and his restraint a
lot more than you need it when you
		
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			obey Him. When you disobey him
actually.
		
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			Does that mean that you're better
off disobeying him?
		
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			No.
		
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			Remember, when these statements
are made? They are, this is not
		
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			for the common folk will
misunderstand this and then say,
		
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			okay, if I need his patience more
when I obey Him, then I'd rather
		
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			just disobey Him because that
seems to be better. This is for
		
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			people on the path. These are for
people who are serious, who've
		
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			understood Allah subhanaw taala,
to ascertain, you know,
		
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			to a certain level, and they want
to refine their worship, they just
		
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			making refinements now they're
already on the path to worship. So
		
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			what exactly does this mean, it's
rather confusing for a lot of
		
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			people. What he's saying is that
when you when you're obeying Him,
		
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			then you need to be much more
careful and you need ALLAH SubhanA
		
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			wa Tada, you need to focus on his,
on his health. And his
		
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			forbearance. Hill essentially
means somebody who's got a lot of
		
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			restraint, and who's got who kind
of
		
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			who has restraint, clemency
forbearance, that somebody who
		
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			doesn't have that, they will just
judge you straightaway, and then
		
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			they'll punish you or they'll
respond to you straightaway. A
		
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			person with clemency or
forbearance is somebody who
		
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			understands that people make
mistakes, that are more tolerant,
		
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			they take it more easy with you,
they give you a chance. That's
		
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			what the Haleem is the one who is
Haleem that's why a Hadith of the
		
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			Prophet says, la Halima Illa zoo
authority.
		
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			The one who slipped before is
usually going to be the one who
		
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			has some clemency. If you've never
slept before, and you're
		
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			perfectionist in everything, then
if anybody makes a mistake, you're
		
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			going to be really, really
frustrated. Whereas if you've made
		
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			mistakes before, and you've had
experience with the way things
		
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			work, then
		
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			you're probably going to
understand much better what other
		
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			people are going through, you're
gonna have a bit more empathy, a
		
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			bit more restraint, a bit more
forbearance, that's what you call
		
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			Haleem. And Allah is the ultimate
Haleem. He's got people who
		
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			disobey Him
		
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			reject Him, deny him, blaspheme
him violate, and he still gives
		
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			them, he's got a lot of restraint.
He's got a lot of restraints. So
		
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			that's what you call Haleem. And
he's saying that you need that
		
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			characteristic of Allah of him,
and a forbearance when you're
		
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			obeying Him more than when you're
disobeying Him. That doesn't make
		
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			disobeying better than obeying,
it's just that when you obey, then
		
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			you need Allah subhanho wa Taala
attributes of him to come in, you
		
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			know, to, to be there, to receive
that obedience. Why?
		
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			So that the simple thing is this.
In other words, when you obey
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala, when you do
any act of obedience,
		
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			this kind of ties in slightly with
what we've been speaking about for
		
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			the last few sessions, but it's
different. In those it was that
		
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			when you do an obedience, you're
looking for reward. And he set us
		
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			right by saying that
		
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			you're doing a good deed.
		
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			You should already recognize that
Allah consider you worthy of doing
		
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			the good deeds. So what what kind
of reward are you looking for?
		
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			It's already a reward that he
chose you to do the good deed,
		
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			right.
		
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			Now, if we get across all of that,
there's another problem that comes
		
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			up. shaytaan doesn't want us to do
good deeds, he doesn't want us to,
		
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			he wants us to do bad deeds. If we
overcome that, overcome shaitan we
		
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			actually do the good deed,
		
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			or abstain from the bad deed, then
he comes in and attacks in another
		
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			way.
		
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			He'll try to corrupt the good
deeds that we've done, how do you
		
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			corrupt a good deed we made solid
Well, there's a special shaytaan
		
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			designated for solid, there's one
for will do as well, that causes
		
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			doubts and confusions in that.
		
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			So what shaytan wants to do
essentially, is to spoil the good
		
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			deed that we have, for a we have
mashallah overcome the shaytaan.
		
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			To do. So one of the big things
that happens and you know, telling
		
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			me if that's an experience that
when you start doing good deeds,
		
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			especially at the beginning, and
we're from a circle of people who
		
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			don't do good deeds,
		
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			then you feel very proud of it
		
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			shouldn't be any problem with that
really? Hamdulillah I did the good
		
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			deed these guys, they don't do the
good deed. I'm better than him.
		
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			What's his issue?
		
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			I'm superior to him.
		
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			Right? Look how bad this guy's at
least I pray.
		
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			So there's a level of showing off
and boasting that takes place with
		
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			good deeds.
		
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			Unless you know that that's going
to be an issue. So when you say
		
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			no, I'm not going to show off in
this.
		
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			When you read a pinata, Allah,
when you read all of these
		
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			guidances, that at the end of the
day, he's the one who chose me.
		
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			Well, it just thank you Allah. Why
should I show off about that
		
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			there's nothing to show up. I
couldn't have done it without him,
		
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			considering me worthy anyway. So
this is another clarification,
		
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			that stop looking for rewards,
because you've already got your
		
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			reward. And number two, Stop
showing off. You can't show up you
		
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			have no right to show off. At the
end of the day, it's Allah who is
		
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			allowing you to do this anyway. So
now can you see that if we do a
		
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			good deed,
		
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			if you do a good deed, and you
then start showing off and you
		
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			start feeling conceited, and you
start feeling self elevated,
		
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			then that's when the punishment of
Allah comes because Allah doesn't.
		
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			Allah has equated showing off to
shake. It's a category of shake.
		
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			And shake is one of the worst
things that you could do. Shift
		
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			means ascribing partners to Allah.
So I'm showing off like I did
		
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			this. That means I'm not
attributing to anybody, I'm
		
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			ashamed to myself that I was able
to do this. No, you are not able
		
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			to do this. You are only able to
do this because Allah allowed you
		
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			to do it. So you've forgotten
Allah. The only time you can feel
		
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			like this is if you've forgotten
Allah. That's why we need to think
		
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			of Allah when we before we do the
deed, while we're doing the deed.
		
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			And also after doing the deed that
oh Allah accept it. I've done it
		
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			for you.
		
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			So that's what he's saying. He
says that you need Allah's
		
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			clemency a lot more when you obey
Him. Then when you disobey him,
		
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			Okay, why don't you need when you
disobey Him, you've done a sin.
		
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			Well, after that you do need
forgiveness. That's another
		
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			attribute. You need His
forgiveness. You need his patience
		
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			there as well. You need his help
as well. But usually what happens
		
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			is this is again, not speaking
about somebody who's constantly
		
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			doing bad deeds that he's become.
		
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			So used to them, they become self
second nature. They become his
		
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			personality. They become him. He
doesn't care. It's second nature.
		
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			He just does it.
		
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			They just keep doing it. It's
become them. That's their purse.
		
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			analogy now that's their behavior.
That's the way they function
		
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			is become ingrained. He's not
talking to that person.
		
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			That person definitely needs a lot
of help.
		
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			But we're talking about people on
the path who are concerned, when
		
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			they do end up committing a sin. A
person who's concerned if they do
		
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			end up committing a sin, they're
going to be broken.
		
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			That's the person is comparing it
with, they're going to be guilty.
		
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			They're going to be remorseful,
they're going to be in a very,
		
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			very sorry state. And they already
brokenhearted that, oh, Allah, you
		
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			need to help me. I've done this
sin again, I've committed this
		
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			wrong again, I've fallen again,
I've stumbled.
		
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			That's the person he's comparing
the person who does a good deed,
		
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			and then he starts showing off
compared to the person who does a
		
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			bad deed and feels really, really,
really, really bad about it.
		
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			Now, when you feeling bad about
it, then you can see that you're
		
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			already connected to Allah.
Because when you feel bad, why you
		
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			feeling bad, as long as you're not
feeling bad, because somebody else
		
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			is going to find out as long as
Allah who's going to find out
		
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			that's another problem that can
creep in here that we're worried
		
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			about what other people will say,
but not what Allah says. It's
		
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			okay, Allah doesn't do anything.
But people can't, you know, people
		
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			don't take prisoners, you know,
they, they really murder you for
		
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			these kinds of things.
		
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			So you understand what he's saying
that these are for this is for
		
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			people on the path who are
concerned about this thing that
		
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			when they do a good deed, they
still shaytaan can make you feel
		
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			like you want to show off with it.
You want to ascribe it to
		
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			yourself, you want to boast and
allow pride to sit in, compared to
		
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			the person who commits a bad deed,
and then he's just broken about
		
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			it. So that's the comparison he's
making. So for the person who does
		
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			the good deed and starts to show
off, that person needs Allah's
		
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			forbearance, Otherwise Allah will
punish him.
		
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			So let us look at this in a bit
more detail now that we've
		
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			understood it, ignore it, but he
says that Uttara bissa Tuileries
		
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			will refer
		
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			when you do a good deed that lays
the foundation for you to elevate
		
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			yourself and think of yourself as
mighty way. Because when you do a
		
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			good deeds, good deeds or high
good deeds,
		
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			elevating because the deeds for
Allah. So then you see knowledge,
		
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			when you're studying when you
study some good knowledge of the
		
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			Quran, sunnah, and so on. Or when
you do a good deed, both of these
		
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			are lofty factors. They're lofty
worships. So what happens is
		
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			shaytaan uses them to make you
feel lofty, because you've done a
		
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			good deed or because you learn
something new. You've just had
		
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			this wonderful class. And he
taught you something really,
		
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			really important. And really
significant and profound. The none
		
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			of your family knows this hadith,
or this special subtle
		
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			understanding of this hadith, none
of your friends know, only I know
		
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			it, you just come out of that
class, walking on air. And reefer
		
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			felt like that sometimes. So
because of the loftiness of what
		
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			you've learned, or what you've
just done, it makes you feel
		
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			lofty, and elevated.
		
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			That's shaytans way of making of
spoiling it now. So he says, Then,
		
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			what happens is you start loving
that for yourself, there's a
		
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			shower, and there's a desire and a
pleasure that's attained for the
		
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			knifes in doing that.
		
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			The other thing is that from a
third person, another person's
		
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			perspective, when they see a
person doing a lot of worship,
		
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			don't they normally honor that
person? Most people who are sound
		
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			hearted, right? Not the
mischievous, not those who hate
		
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			good deeds and they feel guilty
when they see somebody else. Why
		
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			are you doing that for? We're
talking about a lot of people who
		
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			respect good deeds. I will Marcia
this guy always come so solid.
		
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			He's always in the first stuff.
He's always helping out. He's
		
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			always donating, they're gonna
look at you with honor. There's a
		
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			kromm, there's respect that you're
going to receive. So we suddenly
		
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			start focusing on that.
		
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			And then we've messed it up.
		
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			Meaning the person doing the good
deed because they're receiving all
		
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			of this honor, they start focusing
on that. Let me do more, I'll get
		
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			more on. I'll become a way of
Allah in the sight of people. I'll
		
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			become the willie of people rather
than the willie of Allah. Right.
		
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			So people you'll have Luna Sahib
authority of the HERA whale whales
		
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			or Runa. Who behind it that LVM
they look at this person with
		
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			respect. When you buy the Runa era
he will hit Matthew with the cream
		
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			they come and serve this person
and they want to honor this person
		
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			and they want to be friend this
person feels good, doesn't it?
		
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			The problem is that there's a rule
what could Luma alguma fee I email
		
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			hulky Sakata Gemini in il hawk.
Every time you if you enjoy
		
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			becoming greater in the sight of
people, you will drop in the sight
		
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			of Allah because your focus is
wrong.
		
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			Every time that you want to feel
big, you know, big and big up as
		
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			they say and greater in the sight
of people, you your focus is wrong
		
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			now
		
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			in Canada for a hobby that equates
to be doing ill medical health
		
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			biller Filmhouse. Here, this is
the gonna be the problem with good
		
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			deeds that he could make you feel
like that if you don't careful
		
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			about one of these side effects of
a good deed, these are one of the
		
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			side effects of a good deed, a
negative side effect. And once you
		
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			know, then you can do something
about it. It just we need to know
		
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			that's what it is. shaytaan has
various ways of doing it.
		
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			As opposed to a bad deed, as
opposed to a bad deed. For innama
		
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			here beside to the dually. Well,
in bizarre when you do a bad deed,
		
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			it makes you feel gutted, makes
you feel lonely, makes you feel
		
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			despicable.
		
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			It makes you feel broken,
remorseful.
		
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			And you don't want to show your
face to people you think like
		
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			Subhanallah, I'm so thankful that
they don't know what I'm what I've
		
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			just done, that they don't
understand what's going through my
		
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			mind. They don't see what I've
done in privacy. Good job, they
		
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			don't know what I do when nobody's
around.
		
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			Otherwise,
		
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			what would they think?
		
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			Then you've got a possibility of
raising Why are you thinking like
		
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			this, you've got a possibility of
being raised in the sight of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala.
		
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			So that's why he's saying that any
servant while he's in a state of
		
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			obedience, he's going to need his
Lord's clemency and patience a lot
		
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			more, and his forgiveness and
pardon a lot more than when he's
		
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			doing a disobedience.
		
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			Because when he's doing a good
deed, then it can create this
		
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			arrogance within him. And that
that particular arrogance,
		
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			creating good deeds, so it's not
all good deeds. It's the arrogance
		
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			creating good deeds is more
despicable than that disobedience,
		
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			not every disobedience but that
disobedience which creates this
		
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			lonely loneliness, and servitude
and desire to be forgiven by Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. So he's talking
about a particular good deed and a
		
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			particular type of bad deed.
		
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			In fact, he says, burn Phil happy
got elated, because this
		
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			particular good deed that made you
show off is not even an obedience.
		
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			It's actually a disobedience. And
then he says that this
		
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			disobedience that you just did the
sin that you ended up committing.
		
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			That actually made you closer to
Allah, that you feel I need
		
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			Allah's pardon I made you closer
to Allah is actually another
		
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			disobedience.
		
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			Don't get deceived by them. Let me
do more of those. And I'll just
		
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			feel close to Allah and I'll enjoy
myself and also feel close to
		
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			Allah. No, that's not going to
work. This is after the fact.
		
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			You happen to do it. And then you
just felt so mean and so bad about
		
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			it that I want to get closer to
Allah subhanaw taala. So look, why
		
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			is that better? Ultimately, in
hindsight, why that becomes
		
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			better, and there has to be some
kind of preparation of the heart
		
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			for a person to feel like that
after a bad deed.
		
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			Which means if I do fail, and I
it's one of those weak moments,
		
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			and I fail, then I felt so bad
about this. And I stayed away from
		
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			this for so many days, so many
months, or whatever the case is,
		
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			and then I've committed this.
There's a hadith in which it's a
		
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			hadith and kotse the prophets,
Allah Some said that Allah says,
		
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			and are in the lumen kasi roti,
Kaluga, whom mean actually, I am
		
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			with those whose hearts are broken
for my sake, not for the sake of
		
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			the dunya I am with those whose
hearts are broken for my sake,
		
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			meaning they're worried about me
of what I'm gonna think about
		
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			them. They're concerned about what
perspective I'm going to have
		
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			about them. They're concerned
about the way I look at them now
		
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			that I did this bad deed what a
shameful thing, how embarrassing
		
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			that is, What is Allah gonna think
about me, I am with those people.
		
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			You make a dua at that time and
you don't get accepted.
		
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			Women can Allah who are in the
HuFa who are alpha women, LP
		
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			motori into G Bula. Who are two
who thought of the who were born.
		
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			Subhanallah anybody who Allah
subhanaw taala is with because of
		
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			this state that they've they've
that they've fallen into, that
		
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			person is superior to 1000
obedient people whose obedience
		
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			makes them far from Allah because
they attribute it to themselves
		
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			and they dig themselves up because
of it.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala he
		
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			inspired one of his Ambia it he
was salam to say to the people
		
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			Cooley arriba, the acidity in LA
El Toro tel gon announced to me
		
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			I really truthful ones, those who
are really truthful in their
		
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			worship and everything to me that
they should not be deceived.
		
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			They should not be deceived, they
should not be in some kind of
		
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			delusion, because of the good
deeds that they're doing. They
		
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			have to be very careful that it
doesn't lead them into these
		
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			pitfalls. For in the in Akima, lay
him I believe Augusti or Azubu
		
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			home, higher volume in the home,
because if I was to
		
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			treat them, and take them into
account with my perfect justice
		
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			and fairness, then I could
completely punish them, without
		
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			oppressing them in the least
because they must have some, they
		
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			must have some weakness in what
they did and some short coming in
		
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			what they did was their worship
100% kind of worship are you
		
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			giving me so if I wanted to deal
with them with absolute fairness,
		
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			that I'm going to punish you for
any non perfect action? Then I
		
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			could punish them and I'd be
totally just in doing so without
		
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			oppressing them. Because they
can't give me something fully.
		
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			And then he says, that tell what
could lay rebar the ol hottie in
		
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			La Jolla is Sue me and rahmati
tell tell my servants who make
		
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			mistakes, who keep falling, that
they should not be despondent of
		
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			My Mercy find a hula, Yak boudoir,
lay them burn a pharaoh. Because
		
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			ultimately, there is no sin that
is so big that I can't even
		
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			forgive it.
		
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			Meaning it's open for you to be
forgiven. So one has to be very
		
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			careful the way they look at the
deeds that they do good and bad.
		
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			There's a way to turn good deeds
into proper good deeds, and not to
		
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			allow them to become bad deeds, in
a sense, is not that complicated,
		
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			just needs a bit of effort.
Because Allah wants pure Allah is
		
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			by him. Allah subhanaw taala is
Jamil and he only likes the
		
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			beautiful and he only likes the
pure that does not give him the
		
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			impure. And likewise, when one
commits a sin after the fact then
		
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			it's like okay, I've committed
this. Let me let me feel the right
		
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			way about this.
		
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			A Sheikh Abu Zaid are the Allah
one who said Toba to Marcia Diwa
		
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			Hida.
		
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			Very simple when you've done a
sin. There's one Toba that you do
		
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			I've done this sin I've done this
wrong. I've done this disobedience
		
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			is a single single type of there's
a single type of Toba, you have to
		
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			do that. But over 230 l photo
button he says that if you've done
		
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			a good deed, then you have to do
100,000 different types of doba to
		
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			make sure that you're not doing
anything wrong in that because she
		
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			attacks you afterwards. He didn't
want you to do the good deed, you
		
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			want to do a bad deed. Now that
you've done a good deed is going
		
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			to cause a lot of confusion in
your mind
		
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			is going to cause a lot of
confusion in your mind about why
		
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			you did it and what you're going
to get out of it and how you are
		
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			now
		
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			La ilaha illAllah Muhammad Rasool
Allah now look at the Prophet
		
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			salallahu Alaihe Salam, the
prophet Alison doesn't commit
		
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			sins, the province allows him is
perfect worship that anybody could
		
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			do would be the province of
lawlessness, perfect worship. Why?
		
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			Because he knows Allah better than
anyone else. And he is the most
		
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			perfect servant. So there's
somebody who can do the most
		
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			perfect worship it is it's the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam however,
		
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			he does the one of the most
superior forms of worship with is
		
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			solid and straight after a solid
he says Estelle federal law stuff,
		
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			federal law stuff that Allah many
times I seek forgiveness Allah, I
		
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			seek forgiveness in Allah three
times. Why does he do that after
		
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			one of the loftiest forms of
worship?
		
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			That is the other piece teaching
us.
		
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			He is teaching us. This is
teaching us that you could have
		
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			shortcoming so do stick for
straightaway. So that it doesn't
		
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			make you feel bloated afterwards.
That's if we know why we say stick
		
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			for a lot of people that stuff
will last for a while afterwards.
		
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			They say Allahu Akbar as well. And
I don't know why they're doing
		
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			this. There's a special reason for
all of these things. I could have
		
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			made a mistake in this I probably
did make a mistake. It was short
		
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			of perfection. That's why I'm
making a mistake for three times.
		
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			I'm not doing a stick for three
times to get more reward. So a lot
		
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			of people think that it's sooner
to do all of these Earth car after
		
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			solid three times a stick fire is
to get more reward. Well, you
		
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			probably do get more reward not
saying you're not the real purpose
		
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			and be this way people lose out.
They don't know why they think you
		
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			think Well, the reason you're
saying is you should be thinking
		
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			I've just done these two or four
cards or three rockets of prayer.
		
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			I probably made some mistake a
stuffer Allah, I seek refuge I
		
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			seek forgiveness Allah in the
mistakes I made. How many of us
		
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			think of that it's more like I
have to read a StuffIt Allah
		
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			Allahu manda Solomon These are the
words I get reward extra reward is
		
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			bonus rewards on salah. No,
there's more to do more to it than
		
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			that. It's literally to feel that.
In fact, have you heard in the
		
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			beginning of the hotbar and a ban?
		
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			We started as Allahu when a start,
you know who when Estelle Pharaoh
		
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			who made Obi Wan at our casually,
essentially what we do
		
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			That's not just some kind of
rhetoric at the beginning, it's
		
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			literally we're saying to Allah,
that we're praising you, and so on
		
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			and we don't do disobedience and
we don't do the Kufa and, and so
		
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			on. We're asking you for your
help. And then we say, one or two
		
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			bIllahi min surely and fusina.
Have you heard that? Narrow the
		
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			bIllahi min surely and fusina
women say, Yeah, Dr. Medina, and
		
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			we are seeking refuge from the
evils of the self. Because I'm in
		
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			this place, I'm going to give you
a hotspot, I'm going to give you a
		
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			br and I'm going to give you a
lecture. And I'm going to feel
		
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			really good about it that I'm
standing here giving you a Bian,
		
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			Allah has chosen me and not you,
I'm better than you guys know how
		
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			to work with three LaVilla. So the
speaker reminds himself at the
		
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			beginning that I am seeking refuge
from the evils of myself to make
		
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			me feel this way. But it should
not make me feel this way. And
		
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			from my bad actions, if these
people find out my bad actions,
		
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			they won't even be sitting here to
be honest.
		
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			So our system is so perfect. It's
got everything built in. But I
		
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			think we've just forgotten
focusing on it. And most of it is
		
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			just repetition. And it's just
ritualistic. It's become very
		
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			forgotten the reason for saying
		
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			it's the far off the prayer.
		
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			Like why do you say a stuffy
laughter prayer
		
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			is not to just get extra reward,
it's actually to seek forgiveness.
		
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			And that is something one of our
shakes that I finished touch. And
		
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			I went to see him he said, Look
first
		
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			thank Allah that He allowed you to
do the Hajj, then straight after
		
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			seek forgiveness for any
shortcomings in it. You want to
		
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			thank Allah Hajj is a big deal.
All of these good deeds are big
		
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			deeds, right? So thank you, Allah
hamdulillah all praises to Allah,
		
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			that you allowed me to do this.
Forgive any
		
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			any mistakes and shortcomings in
this regard.
		
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			Robina Taco Bell Mina in Mecca and
SMU and it Autobahn Aina in the
		
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			country, the web Rahim
		
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			Ibrahim Ali, some bills the house
of Allah. And since Robin
		
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			attackable mean I've done the job,
now accept it from me.
		
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			And relent to us, relent to us. So
that's what that's essentially
		
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			what's going on here. So in that
sense, when a person who's
		
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			religious and who's focused and
they end up making a mistake, and
		
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			then after that, they really feel
bad about it. And they feel really
		
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			really far from Allah subhanaw
taala so then they try to get
		
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			closer to Allah subhanaw taala
than that is proper servitude.
		
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			That is exactly what Allah
subhanaw taala wants. That is the
		
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			approach he wants from us when we
commit wrong doings. But the thing
		
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			is that if we
		
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			you can only feel like that if you
prepare yourself. Because if you
		
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			keep doing this every day, you're
going to lose that if you keep
		
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			doing sins every day, you're going
to lose that ability to feel
		
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			remorse. Because eventually when
you do something enough times the
		
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			taboo of it is lost.
		
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			So then,
		
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			you know, if it's the first time
I've done a sin, I feel really bad
		
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			about it. So I can actually feel
emotionally broken. Now if I do it
		
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			the next day again, I feel
emotionally broke. I do the third
		
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			day and then what shaytaan does,
he comes again says we're doing it
		
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			every day, man. He's not gonna
forgive you anyway.
		
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			You're messed up, forget it.
		
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			There's a lot of psychology.
There's a there's a there's a lot
		
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			of stress here. Right? There's a
lot of challenges here. That's why
		
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			we, we know we're going to fall.
Right? But may Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala not allow us to fall too
often, in fact, not at all.
		
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			Right? May Allah allow us not to
fall at all. And whenever we do
		
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			fall, then may Allah allow us to
feel broken. So that even that
		
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			fall can make us closer to Allah
subhanaw taala.
		
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			So that was what he said. I'm
going to read to you what Sheikh
		
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			Abdullah gringo he now
		
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			is how he explains this got rather
lengthy a commentary on this to
		
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			explain this. It says, The
Excellence and loftiness of the
		
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			servant are in his awareness that
the actual goal of all worship is
		
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			only Allah Most High. If you want
to be lofty, the only way to get
		
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			lofty is when you know that
everything only has to be
		
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			that the goal must be Allah
subhanaw taala must sign
		
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			everything nothing else should be
in our mind thus at all times, and
		
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			in all acts his gaze must remain
focused on Allah Most High as a
		
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			beggar might solicit food from his
benefactor. Like he's just the
		
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			good beggars. They know how to
really make their eyes and
		
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			everything, right like they make
it seem like you're the only one
		
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			who can do something for them.
		
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			They know how to play that.
Whether they do it sincerely or
		
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			otherwise they know how to make
you feel as if you're the only one
		
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			who can help them because they're
tugging at the heartstrings.
		
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			His we need to do that sincerely
with Allah.
		
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			Otherwise, you fake it until you
make it, you make it. So you say
		
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			you cry and you show that until
you actually do feel that way. His
		
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			actions, deeds and even his
existence are completely out of
		
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			his sight being a human with his
own actions, his deeds and his
		
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			existence are completely out of
his sight. When he's got this
		
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			special, excellent state that he
doesn't think about his own self.
		
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			His reliance is only on Allah Most
i that he made me do this, he
		
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			allowed me to do this. The heart
derive solace from only Allah and
		
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			the direction of his heart is only
focused on him. There remains
		
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			absolutely no trust in one's own
efforts and plans.
		
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			The contempt civility and the
destruction of the servant are
		
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			brought about when his attention
turns to his own ego, and he
		
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			becomes pleased with his deeds as
though he is in reality
		
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			responsible for their creation,
and where he begins to value
		
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			himself.
		
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			When the servant develops this
disposition, he becomes expelled
		
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			and thrown out from the Divine
Court. And then he could even
		
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			become a cursed
		
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			Allah save us. Now understand that
when the seven sins, he is in need
		
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			of Allah's kindness. For if he is
denied divine kindness, then
		
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			Allah's punishment will overtake
him. He therefore requests the
		
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			divine kindness to avoid being
apprehended, and to secure pardon
		
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			for his sins. Whereas the person
who did the good deed is not
		
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			worried about love kindness, he
just did the deed I did little
		
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			hamdulillah great man, I did it.
He's not focused on anything.
		
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			Since obedience and worship are in
fact divine pleasure. The issue of
		
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			kindness does not arise in the
servants mind when you do
		
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			obedience. You're not thinking
about Allah's kindness. You're
		
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			like I did the deed, man. That's
what I'm supposed to do. I did it.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Kindness is perceived as necessary
when an act is rendered in
		
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			conflict with divine pleasure.
However, very often the opposite
		
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			should occur to the servant ie the
need for divine kindness at the
		
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			time of obedience is greater than
at the time of sin.
		
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			Oh Allah accepted our low just
done this Ramadan accepted,
		
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			accepted. The explanation of this
paradoxical claim is as follows.
		
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			It is natural disposition of the
believer the movement to be
		
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			wrecked by remorse after
commissioning of sin. He becomes
		
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			overwhelmed by regret, grief and
self contempt. He despises and
		
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			detest himself his own self. He
doesn't think of himself as
		
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			anything he thinks I'm very bad.
He gains greater humility, and he
		
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			hastens to supplicate for
forgiveness in the Divine Court.
		
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			In this pitiful state, his gaze is
not on his effort and deed of
		
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			repentance. That attitude of
complete dependence on Allah's
		
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			kindness becomes ingrained in his
heart. He is fully aware that
		
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			apart from Allah's mercy, grace
and kindness, there is no other
		
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			refuge for him. This attribute
that has he has subsequently
		
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			developed is the objective that is
supposed to be cultivated at the
		
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			state of excellence of a believer
		
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			should get that through good
deeds.
		
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			On the other hand, sometimes after
obedience and worship, the
		
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			servants gaze falls on his own
deeds. I do so much work, I help
		
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			so many people, I donate so much.
He then becomes vain, considering
		
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			himself an obedient servant and a
pious worship Abbot. He feels that
		
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			he has discharged Allah's rights
I've done I've done my part.
		
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			Hence, he believes that he must be
rewarded as though his worship was
		
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			characterized by excellence. In
this state, his gaze is on his own
		
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			efforts, and he ceases to rely on
Allah's grace and mercy.
		
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			Therefore, it will not be
surprising if Allah's wrath
		
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			settles on him on account of his
vanity and pride. And he thus
		
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			becomes the object of divine
displeasure on the occasion of
		
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			this type of obedience, the
servant is in greater need of
		
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			divine kindness than his need at
the time of selling. So that's
		
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			what if not, I thought you lemon
meant in that we ask Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala to not have any bad
deeds that that you know, however
		
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			they are, but we ask Allah for
good deeds that we actually
		
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			understand and recognize are
coming from ALLAH that get
		
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			accepted from him and where our
hearts are not part of it. May
		
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			Allah give us that tofi allotment
Sinha, woman Casella generally
		
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			with the Quran.
		
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			Allah with me or hey you Yatta you
rock medical history Thea knew him
		
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			and then you know he learned
Subhanak a NACA nominal it mean
		
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			you don't have
		
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			a few years.
		
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			Yeah, the generic with the Quran.
Yeah. Latif. Yeah.
		
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			Latif Latif Allahu molto fina la
molto bene Allahumma Finnland our
		
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			Hamner wife in our had been our
Allah we ask you for your special
		
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			mercies on this gathering of Allah
we ask you for your special
		
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			generosity for your kindness of
Allah for Your Mercy of Allah for
		
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			your forgiveness of Allah wipe our
sins clean. Oh Allah Oh ALLAH
		
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			remove all of our bad habits and
our bad deeds of Allah
		
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			protect us from
		
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			everything which is bad, our Allah
protect us from all which is
		
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			wrong, protect us from everything
which is blameworthy, protect us
		
00:35:40 --> 00:35:43
			from humiliation especially of
this world and the hereafter. Oh
		
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			Allah forgive us our wrongdoings,
our laziness, our distractions,
		
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			our delay our procrastinations of
Allah and our transgressions and
		
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			sins of Allah, our violations of
Allah we ask You for protection.
		
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			And we ask you for forgiveness. We
ask You for purity of Allah. We
		
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			ask You for taqwa, we ask You for
Your fear of Allah we ask You for
		
00:36:05 --> 00:36:09
			Your Reverend fear. We ask you for
your love of Allah, we ask You for
		
00:36:09 --> 00:36:13
			consciousness. And for your
clemency of Allah we ask You for
		
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			Your clemency and your forbearance
of Allah allow us to do the good
		
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			deeds which are purely for you of
Allah protect us from all bad
		
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			deeds of Allah turn all of our bad
deeds into good ones of Allah turn
		
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			all of our bad deeds into good
deeds for us, or Allah.
		
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			Reward these authors reward these
people who have taught us so much
		
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			all the way up to the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam send
		
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			Your abundant blessings and the
messenger Muhammad sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam and Allah allow
us to be in his company on the day
		
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			of judgment of Allah make the best
moment only stand in front of you
		
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			of Allah and make the best days of
our life, the final days of our
		
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			life. Oh Allah, grant us good
health, Allah, with everything
		
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			that you have given us, we thank
you because you have given us some
		
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			more than so many others in this
world of Allah We ask that you do
		
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			not make it a burden for us you do
not make it a trial for us you do
		
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			not make it a temptation for us
towards the wrong. Oh Allah
		
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			protect us and our families, our
children, our progeny, until the
		
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			day of judgment, from all the
evils which are out there and all
		
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			the evils which will come about
and oh Allah we ask that you keep
		
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			us firm and steadfast on your
faith. And Allah make our entire
		
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			progeny the coolness and gladness
of our eyes. And our Allah allow
		
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			us to be a coolness and gladness
for your Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa salam eyes and our Allah allow
us, allow him, allow him to be
		
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			happy with us on the day of
judgment of Allah you'll be happy
		
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			with us both in this world and the
hereafter make us the way you want
		
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			us to be our Allah make us the way
you want us to be. Our situation
		
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			is dire Allah we wake up in the
morning with good intention but by
		
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			the evening we have lost
ourselves, Oh Allah, we start off
		
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			good in the evening sometimes by
the morning we have corrupted
		
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			ourselves of Allah we start off
close and we go far and sometimes
		
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			we go so far we don't come back of
Allah grant us restraint grant us
		
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			the ability to withhold ourselves
from that which is wrong and which
		
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			is blameworthy which is
problematic which is disobedience
		
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			of Allah, Oh Allah we ask you for
		
00:38:19 --> 00:38:24
			the right understanding our Allah
bless all of those who prepare
		
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			these materials and who allow them
to happen who who organized them
		
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			and who assisted them and who
attend them. And oh Allah make it
		
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			beneficial for all of us. I know
Allah allow us to all be accepted
		
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			for some kind of service and
hidden for your deen along with
		
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			all of our families of Allah keep
us on the straight path. Oh Allah,
		
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			what a wonderful path that you
have given us. Keep us on the
		
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			straight path. There are so many
distractions today. There are so
		
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			many other things that we can be
doing and that seek our attention
		
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			and that tried to capture us in
that trade to take us and oh Allah
		
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			we ask that you keep us on the
straight path, the path that you
		
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			love and make your obedience
beloved in our heart and our law.
		
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			We asked you for janitor for those
so that we can see you. Oh Allah
		
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			we can be in the company of your
messenger Muhammad sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam. Subhana Rob
Baker Abdullah is it here on my LC
		
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			phone I sit down when I almost
said you know Al hamdu Lillahi
		
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			Rabbil aalameen.
		
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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
		
00:39:36 --> 00:39:39
			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
		
00:39:52 --> 00:39:55
			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
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			Islamic essentials course that we
have on the Islamic essentials set
		
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			tificate which you take 20 Short
modules and at the end of that
		
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			inshallah you will have gotten the
basics of most of the most
		
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			important topics in Islam and you
will feel a lot more confident.
		
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			You don't have to leave lectures
behind you can continue to live,
		
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			you know to listen to lectures,
but you need to have this more
		
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			sustained study as well as local
law here in Salam aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah wa barakato.