Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Never Grieve Again Removing the Causes of Grief [Hikam 226]

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the loss of worldly possessions and negative impact on people's happiness and joy, as well as the importance of achieving a living status. They stress the need for a positive attitude and a positive mind to achieve success, as well as the importance of pen and reading to help people achieve goals. The conversation shifts to the former statement of the kingdom of the world cannot be replaced by anything, and the importance of leadership positions and losing a kingdom is discussed. The segment also touches on the benefits of shaytani and the importance of listening to people in between, as well as the relationship between shaytani and religion.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al
hamdu Lillahi wa Salatu was Salam
		
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			ala so you didn't know Salim while
he was so happy about a colossal
		
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			limit of Sleeman computer on you
know, within America
		
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			if not Allah in his next aphorism
in his next heckler, he says,
		
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			Leah, Leah killer metaphor for
hoobie You're killing them taxes
		
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			and while they the Attila Mata for
Kobe,
		
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			you're killing them that reason
why they
		
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			the translation of this is so that
your sadness over something be
		
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			little, let your joy in it to be
little
		
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			is actually mentioning the result
first, and then the cause
		
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			afterwards, the effect first and
then of course afterwards.
		
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			So what he's saying here is so
that your sadness over something
		
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			be little let your joy in every
little. So let your joy in
		
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			anything be little so that your
sadness over it would be little.
		
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			Now what that means is in most
cases, the cause of man's grief
		
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			and worry is the loss of worldly
objects.
		
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			The loss of wealth and property is
one example. Nobody wants to be
		
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			left with nothing. Everybody has
some attachment towards their
		
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			possessions. And
		
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			it would feel quite abusive to one
if things will take off
		
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			a person. The possession of such
objects, on the other hand
		
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			produces pleasure and comfort.
		
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			If anyone wishes to decrease grief
and worry, he should decrease his
		
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			worldly possessions. He will not
then possess the things that cause
		
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			him grief.
		
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			The greater man's worldly
possessions, the greater will be
		
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			his grief and sorrow, the heart
will not find peace.
		
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			Thus, the intelligent man will
content himself with necessary
		
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			requirements and eliminate
superfluous possessions. In this
		
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			way he acquires the peace and
comforts of both worlds.
		
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			This is, I think, the most
difficult thing to do.
		
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			But even if this helps us to
decrease it somewhat, and at least
		
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			think before we think we need
something
		
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			or even think about what we have,
		
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			then at least we're that much
better.
		
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			This is the chapter on abstinence.
So expect this kind of discussion.
		
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			This is the chapter on abstinence.
So expect expect this kind of
		
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			extreme level. Now remember, this
is how the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam was. So if
anybody's saying that's harsh,
		
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			that's extreme.
		
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			It is harsh and extreme for us.
Because we're quite the extreme on
		
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			the other side. We're a consumer
society, massive consumer society.
		
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			We get what we want. We have
access to what we want, what we
		
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			need, what we desire, everything
is available in this country.
		
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			We're doing so well.
		
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			People in other countries, they
have to order things from the UK
		
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			from America because they don't
get those things in those
		
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			countries have to pay extra
shipping, etc. More of a price,
		
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			maybe taxes and duties. We get
everything at a good price.
		
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			So we have access to everything.
So this is going to sound really
		
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			harsh How can you do this?
		
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			But that isn't that the way the
Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			was? Isn't that how he stayed?
Isn't that what he did just really
		
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			on the basic level. So if this
even helps us just to think
		
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			and assess our situation, and
think again, whether we need
		
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			something or not,
		
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			then insha Allah this is to be of
benefit.
		
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			So if somebody wants their
happiness to continue,
		
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			then
		
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			don't ever take anything
		
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			except Eman, of course, that you
will feel really sad at its loss.
		
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			Because if you feel sad that
anything's lost, it means you love
		
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			that thing.
		
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			So if I've got this pen,
		
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			and I lose it, and I feel sad
about it,
		
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			then that means I love this pen.
Now, it could also say that it's
		
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			because I care for it, you know, I
shouldn't lose things. That's
		
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			right.
		
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			And pen is an essential.
		
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			At the end of the day, you need it
to read and write. So it's fine to
		
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			have it.
		
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			But it's not a last that's going
to make
		
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			You so grievious and so on
collapse in Melilla, you're in it
		
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			Raju and Allah will give me
something better.
		
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			So it doesn't mean that you can't
have anything, but it's how you
		
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			manage it. And you don't have over
what you need
		
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			for either the solitaire or the
durata. What Hydra demon Merlin
		
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			Ojha in our is, in a way dyadic
fella, digit math of kiddo had
		
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			that accidentally.
		
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			So if you just suffice, according
to need, only on what's needed
		
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			out of
		
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			from your wealth, whatever wealth
you need, that's how much you have
		
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			and possessions. And of honor, you
don't try to get too much honor by
		
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			working hard to get honor.
		
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			If that means, you know, trying to
impress people or trying to do
		
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			something to get a higher
position, you know, get a
		
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			promotion, etc. And you know,
you're going to lose it. So get it
		
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			according to your need. I need
this to earn a living, I need this
		
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			to be able to teach well, I need
this to be able to do my job.
		
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			Well, whatever the course is, if
it's up to that level, then it's
		
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			justified, then you need that much
that much you need because as
		
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			humans, we need that basic level.
But to go beyond that purely for
		
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			the sake of extra and just fulfill
desire, then that means we have
		
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			Muhammad for it, we have love for
it. So he says that if you are
		
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			going beyond the limit, then
you're never going to find
		
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			something which you will not feel
sad over its loss because that is
		
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			how your mind will become because
that's the whole reason why you
		
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			you're pursuing these things in
the first place. It's just the
		
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			nature of why you're doing these
things. Somebody was asked how can
		
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			you never feel sad? How come I
never see you sorrowful?
		
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			So he said, he said that I never
take on what's going to make me
		
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			sad. I never put myself into that
position to make myself said I
		
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			never set myself up for it.
		
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			That seems like so difficult for
us, isn't it?
		
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			There's a poet who says woman sir
Rahu Anla Yara Maya su who further
		
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			I attacking che and your half hula
who fuck them. For inner Salah
		
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			Helmer, el Giro Kulu fossa done,
either insane who Jazza be Hill
		
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			had the
		
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			solidus.
		
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			Anybody
		
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			who
		
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			anybody who makes happy that he
doesn't see something that makes
		
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			him unhappy.
		
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			Anybody who is happy never to see
unhappiness, anybody who'd like
		
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			never to see unhappiness. You
should never take on anything that
		
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			he feels he can lose
		
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			from the world. Of course, Iman is
a different thing. It comes
		
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			differently. person can lose the
Iman, but generally, the you're
		
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			it's something that is an
objective of this life for the
		
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			hereafter, because it's for the
next world. Because then he said
		
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			that the well being of a of a
person returns entirely
		
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			to becoming corrupt. If the human
if the insaan goes beyond the
		
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			limits. Whenever you go, the
beyond the limits in anything than
		
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			anything in this world that you go
beyond the limit in will
		
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			eventually come to, will
eventually return to nothing will
		
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			return to corruption, because
that's the nature of this world.
		
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			Once you start taking beyond the
limits,
		
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			it's mentioned that one of the
kings just didn't have kings.
		
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			Today, the richest people of the
world of business people
		
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			or business people.
		
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			They're much richer today than our
		
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			kings today. There are a few kings
still that enjoy themselves. But
		
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			otherwise, it's really business
people that make more and indulge
		
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			more than then prime ministers and
presidents and things like that.
		
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			They make more money.
		
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			So the whole example of a king is
a bit kind of, it's still it's
		
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			still there, I mean, the Sultan of
Brunei and you know, you still
		
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			have a few like that. But it's not
the same as it used to be. But
		
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			anyway, in those days, that's what
it was. So, one of the kings, one
		
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			of the leaders, he was once
provided this really exquisite
		
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			exotic juice of some kind, some
kind of milkshake or something
		
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			that was provided in a goblet that
was studded with some of the best
		
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			of
		
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			gems and stones and things like
that. Lamb Euro Allahu Novia, you
		
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			know, something that had never
been seen before something
		
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			exquisitely designed and produced
for the king. You can imagine
		
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			that. So the king got extremely
happy, extremely excited. Harleigh
		
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			great, great piece of work grape
juice, you know, imagine what it's
		
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			going to be
		
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			So, he said to one of the ways
people sitting around him, what do
		
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			you think of this Scaife? Uttara.
So he said, he's very clearly
		
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			said, Allahu merci button Wafaa
Quran, I see this as a calamity.
		
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			And I see this as poverty,
		
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			a calamity and a source of
poverty, said, How's that
		
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			possible? He said, Look, if this
breaks, because it's not beyond
		
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			breaking, is it? If it breaks,
it'd be a masiva, on which you'd
		
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			have no sober and patients, you'd
feel really bad about it?
		
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			Yes, if it breaks, and you don't
feel bad about it, that's a
		
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			different story. But you are going
to feel bad about it? Is it
		
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			because it's on a very high level
of according to your standard? And
		
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			if it was stolen, then you would
your heart would lust after it. So
		
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			you would be in need of it. You
would feel the need for it? Where
		
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			is it gone? Where is it gone, your
heart will not be detached, your
		
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			heart will be attached to it. And
you know, if it was stolen, you
		
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			won't find the same anymore.
Because it's an unprecedented
		
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			piece of work. So it's a unique
piece of work. So you're not going
		
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			to find something else like that.
		
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			And he said that before you got
that before you receive this, you
		
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			are totally safe from the this
calamity. And this sense of
		
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			poverty, this sense of need, you
didn't have this need or this
		
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			calamity before it. So you've just
gotten yourself into a calamity.
		
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			And then what happened is, he
actually did break
		
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			it break it broke. And the king
did feel really bad about it.
		
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			Because it was quite an exotic
piece of work. And then he said
		
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			satirical Hakeem, that is wise man
did tell the truth.
		
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			Why did why was it never, you
know, it should never have been
		
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			brought to me that I would not
have attached my heart to it in
		
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			the first place.
		
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			There is another way to look at
this, which is a better way to
		
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			deal with these situations in this
world. That if you leave your
		
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			Knutsen self, and you just leave
it to be a target of the decrees
		
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			of Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			you just leave it basically to go
according to the taqdeer of Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa taala.
		
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			And you don't try to
		
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			confront and interrupt that then
you'll be of course, this is
		
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			something that is not easy to do.
But then he says that you will
		
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			then rest forever and your
happiness will be constant.
		
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			Because then it will become such
an odd this is where it now makes
		
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			sense. Until now it is Allah How
can you do that? Says but after
		
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			that you will come to a state
where you will just be waiting for
		
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			what's coming from your Habib.
Darla.
		
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			So okay, what's next from him,
what's next from him? What's next
		
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			from him.
		
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			But this is kind of unfathomable
for us. We just live in a
		
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			situation where it's unfathomable
for us to do this kind of thing.
		
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			So then whatever it is, you will
take it with a warm welcome. And
		
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			you will take it with great
happiness and satisfaction. And
		
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			this is I mean this is when we
speak about
		
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			raw milk Kedah to be satisfied
with the decree and the sweetness
		
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			that comes from it. This is the
status that you have to reach to
		
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			get that
		
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			if you make Allah subhanaw taala
your beloved and obviously when
		
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			you make someone you are beloved
and anything that comes from makes
		
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			you happy,
		
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			and if along with that comes
witnessing the Presence of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala which is a higher
status than that, then that is
		
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			going to be a bounty that is going
to last forever. And this is what
		
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			you call the Wilaya to cobra.
		
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			This is called the Wilayat Cobra
the highest form of Wilaya
		
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			manakala dolla uracil. Anybody who
takes this up and receive this or
		
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			is garlanded by this is given this
position last year as Alana
		
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			Abaddon, he will never be demoted
from this state and this position
		
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			now this is heavy Sophie stuff.
This is like heavy stuff about
		
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			high levels which we can only hear
about and listen to. But hopefully
		
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			this helps us to intent insha
Allah that state so then he says
		
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			in the next one then based on that
in our tourism fella Tata Willa,
		
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			Willa tinleigh to do Moloch
		
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			if you do not want to be
dismissed, then do not take charge
		
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			of a post that will not always be
yours.
		
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			If you don't want to suffer the
		
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			humiliation
		
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			of being dismissed, then do not
take a charge of a post that will
		
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			not always be yours, when he
explains it here is this aphorism
		
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			is an example of the former
statement, the kingdom of the
		
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			world has no true existence of its
own. It is transitory and
		
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			perishable, and only sustained by
Allah.
		
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			Do not acquire it in abundance,
because you will be confronted
		
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			with the grief of of being
dismissed from it. Even if you are
		
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			not dismissed in worldly terms,
meaning even if you don't lose it,
		
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			death will ultimately tear you
away from the kingdom.
		
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			Just the other day, there was
somebody who I was about to get in
		
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			my car and he pulled up, he was
just coming along. So he got out.
		
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			And he was about to meet me and he
comes to come with his phone in
		
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			his hand.
		
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			But as he went to embrace me, the
phone flew out of his hand, and it
		
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			was raining. So as dirty puddle on
the side, new one has a lot of
		
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			these puddles. So he fell into the
puddle.
		
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			And now, that's a massive problem,
you know, that's just a massive
		
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			issue and you've got an expensive
phone, and son is just falling to
		
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			a puddle,
		
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			then you have to work behind it to
try to sort it out the feeling
		
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			that you're going through, you
know, because these things are
		
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			expensive nowadays, you know,
they, they cost more than your
		
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			clothing on your back.
		
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			That's how much these things are
that you know, you could buy five,
		
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			six sets of clothing with this.
Now, sometimes 500 pound phone,
		
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			600 pound phone, you could even
say 100 pound for a clothing, you
		
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			know, like a nice set of clothes,
100 pounds, which is a lot. That's
		
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			six pairs of clothing.
		
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			You know, so it does feel bad.
		
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			So that's the way of these things.
So that's why he says even if
		
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			you're not dismissed in worldly
terms, so you don't lose it, it
		
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			doesn't break or anything death
will ultimately take you away from
		
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			this kingdom, you will then suffer
the grief of dismissal. Not for
		
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			long, though, you don't really
feel it right. When you lose when
		
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			you when you're about to die, you
will feel oh, this this, what
		
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			about this? What about this? What
about this, that's why you've seen
		
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			situations of people who are in
hospital and they're they're
		
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			honored life machine, you know,
they're about to die, they are in
		
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			terminal illness, and they're
still worried about their money
		
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			and so on, because of that
attachment to it. So they can't
		
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			they can't go forward. They're
just stuck in the past. They're
		
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			stuck in this world. So they can't
look for and say forget that now,
		
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			brother give all of that in South
Africa. You know, give hacia to
		
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			his children, all that money I've
got you know, like if you don't
		
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			need it, give it in South Africa
help the poor do something for me.
		
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			No, no, no, how much is it? How
much is it right now, make sure
		
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			you look after it what's going to
happen, you know, they don't even
		
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			think they're going to die. In
fact, because of the attachment of
		
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			the world is so much.
		
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			Hence abstain from the acquisition
of this perishable kingdom. That
		
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			just seems so far away, at least
abstain from taking this kingdom,
		
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			it's just so difficult for us to
do that today. Allah make it easy.
		
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			So then he explains that the
Wilaya which means this high
		
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			position,
		
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			that will never
		
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			actually the will I that you will
lose sorry. Any kind of position
		
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			that you will eventually be at law
strong is the one that comes from
		
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			creation.
		
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			Whether that means being a
commander, whether that means
		
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			being a judge, a leader,
		
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			a president, a prime minister, a
director, whatever it means,
		
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			saying my same is with a
patrolman, which means to have a
		
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			lot of money to become an owner of
a significant amount of wealth.
		
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			Enough to make you feel good
enough to make you feel I've got
		
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			lots enough to give you a sense of
power.
		
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			That's what he's talking about.
		
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			Likewise, a Nisan if it's not one
based on Taqwa.
		
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			So sometimes some families are
known for their piety.
		
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			So you feel good that you're in
that family, so you know, or
		
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			you're getting attached to that
family or something. But now this
		
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			is all about worldly greatness,
and so on. It's a well connected
		
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			family or something.
		
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			Or it's a family of knowledge,
		
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			true knowledge and tako, then it's
a good thing as well.
		
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			So any of these other
		
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			leadership, leadership positions
of the dunya power positions of
		
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			the dunya they will eventually
perish, they will they will go and
		
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			they will leave in its wake.
		
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			humiliation
		
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			and need the kind of leadership's
the kinds of positions the kind of
		
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			honor that comes and will never be
lost is the one that comes from
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala which is to
find oneself to be given a nama by
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			To feel independent because of
Allah subhanaw taala that Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is looking after me
so I don't need anybody else to
		
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			gain his recognition, his
knowledge and to be totally absent
		
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			from anybody else. This kind of
will I will never end. It's an
		
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			honor that will never be lost and
some kind of dignity that will
		
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			remain forever. It's mentioned
that Abdullah hymnal, Mubarak
		
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			Rahim, Allah, the great dobro,
Tabby, he was just he was during
		
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			mumble honey, first time, I think
he died around just before the two
		
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			hundreds around 189 or something
usually around around that time as
		
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			well.
		
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			He was obviously one of those are
the MA who had come from a
		
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			background of indulgence. He used
to indulge himself. In fact, he
		
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			was considered to be a person who
was wealthy. And he used to have
		
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			these drink parties. And he used
to have his friends come over,
		
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			they used to have a drink and he
used to play an instrument. And
		
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			then one day he heard a verse of
the Quran which woke him up, he
		
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			was a Muslim, they woke him up.
And the next morning, he broke his
		
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			heart or that instrument that he
used to play. And then he started
		
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			to go and study he studied and
then after that, it became such
		
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			that he would go in
		
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			into Jihad one year he would
fight, you know, at the borders,
		
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			with the Muslim army for one year.
And for the other year, he would
		
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			teach. He was a great Hadith
scholar, and he was well
		
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			respected. So once he came to
Harun Al Rashid, he came to visit
		
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			Harun Rashid in Baghdad. And what
happened is,
		
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			when he went into, as he went in,
he went past the army, maybe to
		
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			visit them or whatever it was, the
whole forces, they were all there.
		
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			And the forces were so taken aback
by him, that they were all just,
		
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			they literally just stormed him.
		
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			Like, you know, like today, you
see a star that comes in, and
		
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			suddenly everybody wants to get a
selfie with them. Right? So in
		
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			those days, it was a different
story. So they all wanted to shake
		
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			his hands or whatever it was, and
it created a massive commotion
		
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			down there, you know, totally in
disarray like that. And so much so
		
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			that, you know, people's shoes
were lost in the fray because you
		
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			know, people are stepping on each
other, so and lots of dust was
		
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			thrown up, etc. So there was this
		
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			moment, which means one of the
slave or one of the slave girls of
		
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			Hernan Rashid, she was looking
from above from one of the windows
		
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			at what is all this commotion and
this noise about? And she said,
		
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			Who is this what's going on? She
obviously noticed from the top
		
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			that there's some man and he's
been, you know, he's been
		
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			surrounded. And, you know, they,
they're all storming him. So he
		
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			said, This is the acronym of Hora
Hassan, he was from Corizon. So
		
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			he's not from Baghdad, but you had
Baghdad and then you had Karasawa
		
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			or narrow. So perasaan is kind of
the Persia and Afghanistan area.
		
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			So when he came,
		
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			he said, No, this is the name of
Misha and for Assam. So then she
		
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			says Heather, Allah, He who and
Medic Wallah is, or Ha ha, the,
		
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			you can actually read this better
for a whole mold. Well, there is,
		
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			this is true kingdom. And this is
true honor.
		
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			That without you doing anything,
people are running towards you.
		
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			You don't have to, you're pleasing
Allah subhanaw taala you're not
		
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			doing strange things on YouTube.
		
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			You're not doing pranks on
YouTube,
		
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			which is causing people to, you
know, follow you. And then when
		
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			they see you, the shaytaan makes
them come after you because you're
		
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			shaytaan.
		
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			Right. Basically, you don't have
to do anything for this. You're
		
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			worshipping Allah subhanaw taala,
you're doing the right thing. And
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala is creating
this kind of love for people in
		
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			your site. You don't have to do
weird things next time just to
		
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			keep people's excitement towards
you. This is the way of the world
		
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			today. You want to be good, you
have to do weird things, and then
		
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			people will celebrate you. So if
you're a famous person and you die
		
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			from an overdose, which is such a
bad role modeling, they'll still
		
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			celebrate you and put a statue up
for you.
		
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			Just because it's all shape I knew
today. It's as simple as that.
		
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			People celebrate wickedness today.
That's what people do. But then
		
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			it's very clear to distinguish
between whether a person is
		
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			followed for their shaytani or
they're followed for the law here
		
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			for their divine connection, or
for their connection to a
		
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			shapefile that's basically what it
is. Some people are kind of in
		
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			between. They don't know but
that's the deception. Somebody
		
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			who's clearly out there is wrong.
You know, the show is doing
		
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			shaytani stuff. It's wrong. But
somebody who's in between who
		
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			thinks they're doing a good thing
bring smile to people's faces, but
		
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			in the doing crazy things.
		
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			You know, pranks
		
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			humiliating others just doing
weird things, then that's not what
		
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			you call real stardom.
		
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			This is what you call real stuff.
So that's why she says, By Allah
		
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			this is true sovereignty and this
is true honor. Allah MOLKO Harun
		
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			Allah the yesh, Martin NASA be
salty well RC,
		
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			not the kingdom of Harun Al
Rashid, her master,
		
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			you know, who gathers people and
keeps them straight beat through
		
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			the whip and through stuff. So,
you know, but basically through
		
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			disciplinary beating, that you
have to listen to him because of
		
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			that, but this now, this is coming
just like that.
		
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			Now,
		
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			we might think okay, but the
additional benefit to this is the
		
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			next point. He says, Once you
reach a Wilaya, like this, once
		
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			you reach a Wilaya, like this,
then it will also come down to
		
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			your children and your progeny,
they will also benefit from this
		
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			kind of Wilaya.
		
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			Now, if the first one is not worth
working for ourselves, then
		
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			definitely the second one.
		
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			It will then stay with them
		
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			according to
		
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			the level of that person's honor,
in the sight of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala and the greatness of His
will, that's how much influence
		
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			you have on his children. The
greater the will is that's more
		
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			that's how much more so anybody
who's Wilaya closest to Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala friendship with
Allah is greater then that is how
		
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			much it will remain with his hola
and his friends and accomplices,
		
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			people who are close to him to
that to that level, and that is
		
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			why Allah subhanho wa Taala says,
well, the actual Medina la otaku
		
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			mean healthy him Zuri yet under
half and half, why are they him?
		
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			So
		
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			he will not have to worry about
his progeny.
		
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			So there was this one scholar in
India multimodal facade, he was
		
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			talking about his father, and his
father would keep nothing he was a
		
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			pure example of this hiccup. He
would keep nothing, his mother or
		
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			his mother would have to save up
money like Abu Bakr Siddiq, or the
		
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			Allah on his wife did and this was
just about 70 years ago, 200 years
		
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			ago, right. And I've actually met
with the mother herself, who
		
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			passed away about probably 17
years ago. So his father used to
		
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			get as much money from the mother
as a way he used to teach enough
		
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			to survive, his mother had to save
up to buy an extra Pato to get
		
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			this started the other anything
that was, you know, he didn't even
		
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			get enough to have an additional
pot or something like that. Then
		
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			somebody asked his father one day
What are you going to do for your
		
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			children? Okay, don't do this way.
So don't get that have something
		
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			for your children. And he said,
essentially, these are the kinds
		
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			of verses he quoted. He says that
if they are pious than Allah will
		
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			look after them. Allah Who Yetta
Willa Salim Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala looks after the Salah here,
and that's what I'm trying to do.
		
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			And that's why you have the other
example in the Quran through Surah
		
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			Al Kahf. What kind of a boo hoo
Messiah when Harare Salam when he
		
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			went, and he went and he built,
rebuilt that wall that renovated
		
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			that wall. Why? Because he used to
belong to orphans whose parents
		
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			used to be good people.
		
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			abou whom outside her father was a
good person was a pious, righteous
		
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			person. So even after he's left
this world, Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			is still looking after the
children
		
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			in a way that they don't even have
to worry about. They're still
		
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			orphans, the young, but the wall
is being fixed.
		
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			However, then he finally says that
if you are to take on a Wilaya and
		
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			a position any kind of friendship
and association that will never
		
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			last forever, then be careful
about it always remain a
		
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			precaution. While at that thought
be Halawa to be dieting, and do
		
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			not be deceived by the sweetness
of its beginning stage. There is a
		
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			sweetness in the beginning stage
of it. That's why we do it. For in
		
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			many higher Taha Marrara because
its end is bitter. Come on a
		
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			burner 30 can be Coli in Robert
can be dyads that can be hired,
		
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			which is the next one, which we'll
look at next time in sha Allah
		
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			says if beginnings make you
desirous endings will make you
		
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			abstinent. If the exteriors invite
you, the interiors will hold you
		
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			back. May Allah subhanaw taala
give us an understanding of this
		
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			May Allah subhanho wa Taala open
up
		
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			his, his His bounties for us
bounty of Wilaya bounty of Wilaya
		
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			not just worldly possessions and
may Allah subhanho wa Taala give
		
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			us the same understanding the same
understanding of this and the
		
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			closest to get to it