Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Our Beloved Shaykh Maulana Yusuf Motala

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The conversation discusses the "be hung" of sadaqa jobs and the " semiruralism" of South Africa, where most of the population settled in the late 50s and went to the sub commitment before India, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, and Pakistan. The community is now over 100 years old, and most of the population is five generations. The community is now over 100, and the community is now over 100. The community is now over 100, and the speaker also discusses the importance of graduates of Darlin Huck and Darlin Dawa Academy in the UK, as it is huge work and has spread. The teacher of Darlin Huck is mentioned as one of the graduates, and the conversation shifts to the teacher's lack of criticism and how it affected their understanding of what they want.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al
hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
		
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			Salatu was Salam ala so you didn't
study?
		
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			Well, either early he or Safi or
Baraka was a limiter Sleeman
		
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			Kathira on Ilario Medina another
End
		
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			call Allah hooter Baraka Allah
Quran in Nigeria will for carnal
		
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			Hamid Bell who is from beginner to
fi sudo realtyna autoland
		
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			wakad on the VU sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam misunderstood Nitin
		
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			Hassan Nitin
		
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			follow who edge Ruha will edge
Roman army the Bihar Illuminati
		
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			Jana
		
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			Munson
		
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			sooner than hasn't written
		
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			a few rewired in Mandara Illa, who
then can allow him in allegedly
		
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			muffler Oh god, man, Tabby
		
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			lion cusu Daddy coming, oh God,
him shaitan the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam said, whoever
starts, initiates innovates
		
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			introduces a new good path, a path
towards goodness, a path to
		
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			following goodness, something to
facilitate goodness, something to
		
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			start others and help others and
encourage them to do good. Then
		
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			the person who started this, who
encouraged this, who facilitated
		
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			this, he gets the reward of this,
along with all of those people who
		
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			do that act. So let's just say
that somebody encouraged several
		
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			people to donate in a particular
cause, then all of those people
		
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			Inshallah, according to the
intention should get a reward for
		
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			their donation. And this person
who encouraged them, who started
		
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			the relief organization, or who
just done a fundraiser with
		
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			sincerity and who just encouraged
everybody else to donate to that
		
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			same cause, he gets the reward of
all of those people who he's
		
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			encouraged.
		
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			Now, just imagine how that racks
up. Just imagine how that will
		
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			eventually total up. If you've
done this for years, and years and
		
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			years. And especially if you've
chosen a means of goodness, which
		
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			has great potential to proliferate
even more. It basically will take
		
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			a life of its own, it will take up
a life of its own, and it will
		
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			continue and continue and
continue.
		
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			And that's why one of the best
forms of sadaqa jariya, is that,
		
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			for example, let's just say that
somebody who came to this country
		
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			who goes to any country, where
there's not much going on, when it
		
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			comes to Islam, just think about
this, right? Imagine there's a
		
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			country where there's not much
going on, in terms of Islam, there
		
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			may be a few Muslims there who
have come. And these Muslims
		
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			primarily came there for economic
reasons, right economic migrants
		
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			as such, they're there, their main
focus is essentially to make a
		
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			living to survive in this place.
Right, which they have they facing
		
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			maybe racism, right? Because you
know, they're from maybe third
		
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			world countries, their color may
be different, right? Just Just
		
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			imagine this scenario. And they're
struggling. And for them to even
		
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			call out their faith or to
practice their faith to ask time
		
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			off on a Friday, they'd be lucky
to get a job in the first place.
		
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			And if they get a job then to ask
for time off for prayers. In
		
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			winter acid is at three o'clock.
Milgram is at four o'clock. And
		
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			then for Friday prayer, can you
imagine how difficult that is?
		
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			That's why you have these ideas of
		
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			all these, these, these ideas that
some people wanted to, because
		
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			they couldn't get a Friday. They
wanted to make Juma on a Sunday
		
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			Subhanallah I mean, that you get
you've got these stories from
		
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			different places, right? So
imagine you're in a place like
		
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			that. Muslims have been there for
a few years, and they're just
		
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			struggling and they're trying to
get by.
		
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			And you decide to take a building
in the middle of nowhere,
		
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			literally, far from where other
Muslims even live. So you decide
		
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			to take because you are really
driven. And the one thing we're
		
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			the reason why you're driven is
because you've got teachers,
		
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			you've got a sheikh, you've got a
teacher, a mentor, somebody who
		
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			you really, really love you really
trust their connection with Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. And they tell you
to go to this country, and to
		
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			start up a seminary, a mother. So
right where people are just about
		
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			surviving, whether Muslims are
just about surviving. So you go
		
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			and you basically go and approach
different people and people think
		
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			that you're crazy. People think
that how you're going to do this,
		
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			there is no infrastructure,
where's the demand going to come
		
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			from? Who's going to come and
support you, and especially in the
		
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			middle of nowhere, who's gonna do
all of these things.
		
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			But there's something in it which
drives you and this has to come
		
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			from Allah subhanaw taala.
Otherwise, there's very few people
		
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			who think out of the box like this
		
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			There's very few few people who
have been who are inspired like
		
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			this, who have that kind of a high
resolution, who try to go against
		
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			all odds for the sake of a higher
cause. Right? You look at any
		
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			cause in the world in which
somebody has done something,
		
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			right. It has to be somebody who
defied all odds, generally
		
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			speaking, because if everybody's
doing it, then that thing is not
		
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			special anymore. Because
everybody's doing it, it's easy to
		
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			do what other people have already
done. But when you have found a
		
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			gap, a necessity, an obligation, a
good cause that nobody else is
		
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			doing, it's a need Subhanallah,
then there is huge reward for
		
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			that, because the efforts are
going to be much more different.
		
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			Right for us now, to start
something new in London is easy.
		
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			The environment is there, the
support system is there, the
		
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			infrastructure is there, it's very
easy now, still, not everybody
		
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			does it. But there's a lot more
people doing it than they did 30
		
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			years ago. Right? To start off a
masjid, an institute, some kind of
		
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			whatever it may be, whether it be
an online teaching portal, whether
		
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			it be down in Oregon, we have just
been Subhanallah that what we're
		
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			speaking about right now is
basically England, about 30 years
		
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			ago, beginning 1970s. And who I'm
speaking about, is our shake has a
		
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			mana use of Matata Saab. And the
reason I speak about him today is
		
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			because it's only when people
		
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			become sick, when people are in a
critical condition. When people
		
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			are maybe
		
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			on their deathbed, right? Or when
people die, that's when we
		
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			generally begin to appreciate what
really they've done. So I'm taking
		
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			this occasion because he traveled
to Canada recently. And that's
		
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			where he took earlier a heart
attack, and he's in hospital. So
		
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			we asked him Allah subhanaw taala
to make dua for him, but a lot of
		
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			people who are going to be
listening to this
		
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			may not know who he is, what's all
the fuss about? Why are so many
		
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			people around the world in various
different countries? Why are they
		
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			making dua for him? Why so much
sadaqa being given on his behalf?
		
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			Why so many arrived and so many
car?
		
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			Why are so many our than car and
remembrance is being done for that
		
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			Baraka so that Allah subhanho wa
Taala grants him a cure a complete
		
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			cure, and it's not beyond Allah
subhanaw taala to do that, it is
		
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			not beyond Allah subhanaw taala
has power to do that it's happened
		
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			so many times in the past,
especially South Africa, and other
		
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			car, these are all they would
have. They would have
		
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			difficulties. And a word of this,
because
		
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			the point is this that yes, he's
done all of this work. And he
		
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			continues to do the work. And the
people who are now doing the work
		
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			that and continuing the work that
he started. They take great
		
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			inspiration from him, just like he
took inspiration or if you read
		
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			his story, and I'm not going to go
through his biography today. I
		
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			just want to give you some
personal interactions because I
		
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			literally spent nearly by the time
I was 22 years old, I had spent
		
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			nearly half of my life with him in
darlin Berry. So in that sense, I
		
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			could probably say he's a second
parents. Right? Definitely a
		
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			spiritual parent. And to be
honest, I mean, I don't do much
		
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			but anything that I do, and not
just me anything that's even many
		
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			of my teachers do, like more than
abdur-rahim sub mufti, Shabir sub
		
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			and many of the others whether you
talk about shaker the other Huck,
		
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			whether you talk about Maulana
Muhammad Ali Mufti Mohammed, Al Ko
		
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			30, you talk about all of these
people, all of this is his sadaqa
		
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			jariya.
		
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			Like, I can say that, you know,
whatever I want to say, there's
		
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			nothing I can do to stop that.
It's all of his sadaqa jariya is
		
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			his intention is correct. He gets
all of this reward for as long and
		
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			then everybody that benefits
through these individuals and the
		
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			multitudes of other just it this
is such a big investment. This is
		
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			so huge. That Subhanallah I mean,
there are some Adamo who told him
		
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			that it doesn't matter what you do
after what you do now, you're
		
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			sorted.
		
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			People have told him that in the
last 1015 20 years, because what
		
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			he did for England, I guarantee
you that everybody sitting here,
		
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			and everybody who's gonna listen
to this has has benefited.
		
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			Right has benefited from his work.
So the thing is that anybody who's
		
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			listening would have benefited
from him. Right? In some way or
		
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			the other not necessarily
directly, but through something
		
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			that either he set up directly or
something that one of his students
		
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			had have set up one of his grants
students have set up you know, he
		
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			started this one madrasa in the UK
dot bloomberry In Holcomb, right,
		
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			which is up north in the middle of
nowhere. I mean, I studied there
		
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			for for 10 to
		
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			11 years. So I know exactly what
kind of a place it was in those
		
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			days. It was an old TB hospital.
Right? For a lot of people. It was
		
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			quite scary. Right Al Hamdulillah.
I never I used to walk around one
		
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			two o'clock at night, it was never
scary. There's no gym there, as
		
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			far as I know, never met one,
right. But for a lot of people,
		
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			because it's such an old building,
and it's been renovated so many
		
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			times. But to put so much effort
in that place, and so much Baraka
		
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			came from that place. You could
probably say that after the
		
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			subcontinent after India,
Pakistan, Bangladesh itself, the
		
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			subcontinent, probably one of the
first full time full fledged up to
		
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			Buhari madrasahs is probably done
in very
		
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			now South Africa is a much older
community, you have to remember
		
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			that, right? They've been there
for over 100 years. Muslims are
		
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			here in terms of who we are now.
Maybe people came before as
		
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			individuals, one or two here and
there. But in terms of those who
		
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			came settled and now have built up
communities, late 50s. Right. So
		
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			we're talking about 60. Coming to
70 years, approximately right?
		
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			Majority I think came in 60s, very
few came in the 50s. But the
		
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			majority came in the 60s. South
Africa is way beyond that. They've
		
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			got four generations that are more
five generations. They did have a
		
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			mother so but it never went up to
Sahil Buhari never had graduated
		
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			with me as far as a lot of people
studied. They're the first mothers
		
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			are of the same kind where it has
full fledged studies until the
		
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			whole early Media course was
probably done on Newcastle, as far
		
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			as I understand that was after
darlin, Barry.
		
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			So to do that, outside of the
subcontinent where there is an
		
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			infrastructure to do that in a
place like this, where there's no
		
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			infrastructure less than South
Africa, for example. That's
		
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			amazing. And then his brother does
the same thing in Zambia, right?
		
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			These were two brothers. That's
the only family are two brothers.
		
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			They've got numerous sisters, but
the two brothers and Masha Allah
		
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			has chosen both of them. And this
was, I think, primarily the focus
		
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			of one man. And that is, shakes
the career candle we Rahmatullah
		
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			Haley of Sahara and pool was a
great spiritual guidance on when
		
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			he came, he said, This is what you
need to do. You need to start a
		
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			mother so he took his shakes word,
the word Quran, Allah subhana wa
		
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			Tada following the prophecy,
because if you sit in any of
		
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			hazard monies of subs by eons, if
you listened to any of his
		
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			lectures, in fact, even his books,
there's only two personalities
		
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			that he talks about in pretty much
every lecture is there has to be
		
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			the discussion of two
personalities. One is the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And
number two is a shave. I don't
		
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			think you can listen to any of his
lectures without him mentioning
		
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			those two people. Right? That's
his intro, you can tell he's a man
		
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			who's just profoundly driven by
these two individuals, and that's
		
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			sufficient for him. You got the
Prophet sallallahu someone your
		
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			site, and you've got your Sheikh
who takes you to the Robeson
		
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			lowson Because that's where you
learn to your Hadith from Your
		
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			Sahil Buhari, that's where you got
your inspiration from your
		
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			spirituality from, right that's
the one you trust their words, and
		
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			that's it. That has been
sufficient for him. It's been 3040
		
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			years, probably more than that.
Right. And it's, it's that that is
		
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			what we see in front of us. His
students. His graduates have
		
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			started other mothers as in the
UK, Lancaster, huge girl's mother
		
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			Teresa is Monica. Fazal Huck,
who's basically a graduate of
		
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			darlin, Barry Ida Islamic Dawa
Academy in less than one us
		
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			anymore. The wonderful work that
they're doing, right, huge, huge
		
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			work. And look at the benefit
they've spread. Again, he is one
		
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			of the graduates in fact, he was
in Dota two Hadith Buhari when I
		
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			first joined Darlow in 1985,
right, and numerous others,
		
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			numerous others, and then you go
to Portugal, you go to you go to
		
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			Zimbabwe, you go to you go to
places like Barbados, Trinidad,
		
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			Canada, USA, is just huge. That's
why I say the amount of sadaqa
		
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			jariya. That's there is is
absolutely amazing.
		
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			Just recording some of the
incidents during our interaction
		
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			there in the room, he was just
		
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			there was hardly anybody.
		
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			Any student who
		
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			spoke better him.
		
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			You know, I've I've spoken to many
friends from other places and so
		
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			on really be somebody who
criticizes the teacher they've got
		
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			a criticism or something. But for
some reason, the One unique
		
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			feature none of the students have
ever seen criticizing.
		
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			You know, nobody's beyond
criticism. Everybody has
		
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			weaknesses. Everybody has defects
is no dummy. Nothing is a prophet
		
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			or anything like that. Right? Only
prophets are beyond that. But even
		
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			prophets have been criticized by
by the detractors. But what I'm
		
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			trying to say here is that he was
just loved by all just never seen
		
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			this very unique because the
amount of self control and
		
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			tolerance, wisdom,
		
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			just just huge amount of prudence
that he had in the way he dealt
		
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			with people at that time was just
amazing. That's my interaction.
		
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			I'm talking about you
		
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			He got angry when it was necessary
not to say no. But then mashallah
		
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			because I had the fortune of
looking after his old, his old
		
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			room, where he used to initially
live before he moved out, because
		
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			the phone used to be situated in
that room after office hours, and
		
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			I was in charge of looking after
the phone, and sometimes a phone
		
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			would come for him and I would not
be present, I would have left the
		
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			room, and he would get a bit
upset, but then he would always
		
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			forgive me. And that was a very
coveted room, and I didn't want to
		
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			lose that opportunity. Right to,
to be thrown out of that room.
		
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			Numerous interactions like that
there are so many other stories
		
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			that we can mention in terms of
just his understanding of what you
		
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			want, without you saying it
numerous times certain things that
		
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			you didn't want to do or think in
a certain way. And somehow he
		
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			figures that out, and he tells you
to do something else. It's like,
		
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			how did you know, I didn't even
tell you numerous incidents like
		
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			that, we don't have time to open
up to this, I just want to use
		
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			this occasion to tell you people
out there, who this great man is
		
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			right, I should have spoken about
him years ago. But I said, you
		
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			only start realizing the network,
and the bounty and the benefits.
		
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			Once you think you might lose
them, Inshallah, Allah will give
		
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			him a long life with iman a lot
more work. As I said, he's done.
		
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			He he's done what he had to do,
right? Alhamdulillah if he does no
		
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			more, Inshallah, it's more than
sufficient for him. But the
		
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			benefit is for people like us the
benefit for all of those who are
		
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			so sad and so grieved, because he
is in this state right now. And
		
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			it's, this is our tradition, you
have to remember that this is the
		
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			sunnah of our tradition, to always
be under somebody's instruction.
		
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			And I don't say this lightly. I
don't say this, just rhetorically,
		
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			I say this, because the world is a
nasty place, it could be a
		
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			dangerous place. Once you become
arrogant, let's just say that I
		
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			become a bit famous, I begin to do
a few things that people
		
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			appreciate, I get complimented, I
get praised, suddenly I start
		
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			feeling independent, that I can
make my own does. And then there
		
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			will be people who will say, do it
this way, change this around a bit
		
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			and do it this way. Because it
will attract more people, your
		
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			focus then becomes attracting more
people. And then you could be
		
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			basically going beyond boundaries
of the Sharia at the end of the
		
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			day trying to facilitate for the
Sharia, but you're using the wrong
		
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			means. So you have somebody that
you can always take inspiration
		
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			from guidance from, to benefit
from their wisdom, their huge
		
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			experience, the trouble for
somebody to have gone to establish
		
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			something that he has done. I that
kind of trouble is no longer
		
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			around in the UK because it the
field is open now. It's
		
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			facilitated it's, it's ready for
growing, it's ready for planting.
		
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			Whereas what he did, there was
nothing going on. He had to toil
		
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			the fields, he had to prepare
everything. So that experience and
		
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			Subhanallah his his his wife color
who we call fondly color, right?
		
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			Michigan's auntie, the amount of
support she gave him, right
		
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			cooking for the students at the
beginning when you know, they were
		
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			just a few students. And the
amount of support that she would
		
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			give
		
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			the what you can learn from such
people and their guidance and so
		
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			on, is is what's amazing. That's
why it's our benefit for him to be
		
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			here longer. And it's the benefit
of the entire Muslim Ummah, for
		
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			him to be here because as I said,
anybody who's listening to this
		
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			cannot say that they've not taken
some benefit from some way through
		
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			him or one of his students or
something he set up. I don't think
		
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			you can escape it anymore in the
UK or something that you know
		
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			there's a benefit, whether that'd
be a book somebody's written
		
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			whether that be an institution
whether that'd be a mother that'd
		
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			be a masjid, whether that be an
Imam, whether that be whatever the
		
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			case is. So, we ask Allah subhanaw
taala to give him Shiva Carmela a
		
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			complete Afia complete, complete
recovery. And we will suggest to
		
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			everybody to do what they can do
for the sake of the Muslim ummah.
		
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			Basically that this this man, he
has had huge benefit to the Muslim
		
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			ummah. And may Allah subhanaw
taala allow us to follow in that
		
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			footsteps and accept us for the
service of his Deen as he has
		
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			accepted him as well, actually
with that one until hamdu Lillahi
		
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			Rabbil Alameen