Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A Pray as You Have Seen Me Pray

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the importance of praying with a good faith and not just praying with them. They stress the need for praying with a good faith and not just praying with them. They also discuss the use of leather socks, niqab, and the importance of giving people enough time to do it. The speakers emphasize the need for evidence and finding the right people to work with, as well as the high percentage of missed prayer in legal proceedings. They also provide resources and resources for those interested in praying with their intentions.

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			So now let's take these questions
that we have here. Will a woman
		
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			miss out on the extra reward if
she does not pray in congregation?
		
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			Let's look at what Rasool allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
		
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			he mentioned, you know, he's
mentioned all of the rewards for
		
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			praying in Masjid Nabawi. In the
prophets Masjid in Makkah, and so
		
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			on. But then he said to the women
of Madina, Munawwara, that her
		
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			salad in her house is superior to
praying in the masjid. So, I think
		
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			if we go with what he's saying,
that if you get this huge reward
		
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			of praying in the masjid Nabawi,
but then he's saying that it's
		
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			superior to pray at home, then
work out the mass. Right? I think
		
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			that's as clear as anything that,
you know, that's as clear as
		
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			anything that you could say that
it's superior. So how that
		
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			superior Allah knows best paid
superior. That's what the Prophet
		
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			said Allah said. So you don't have
to worry about diminishing
		
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			rewards, you trust in that
narration. And in sha Allah, it's
		
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			superior for you, in everything in
sha Allah.
		
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			Can one read behind someone who
has done Messiah on normal socks?
		
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			Now, in this case, because we've
got so many people who may be
		
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			doing this, it's not permissible
to do Messiah on normal socks,
		
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			because they have to fulfill a
certain criteria and condition.
		
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			And the reason for that is where
the professor Larson did Messiah
		
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			on and not wash, it was done on
leather socks, he was done on her
		
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			face as related by Mojito Michelle
butter the alone in Bukhari and
		
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			Muslim. So when you've got
something that is related, opposed
		
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			to the general ruling, then what
the real Am I mentioned is that
		
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			you have to restrict it to that
context. So the rhythm I mentioned
		
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			is that if you've got anything
like leather socks, then it will
		
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			be valid. And what they've said is
that leather socks, they have
		
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			these qualities of being able to
be very durable, you can walk with
		
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			them for a while, you know,
they're waterproof to a certain
		
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			degree, and so on. So if you get
something like seal skins that are
		
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			like that, where they're
waterproof, and they're strong,
		
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			durable, you can walk two, three
miles in them, then you can do
		
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			massage on that, but normal socks,
you wouldn't do it. So basically,
		
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			that is the opinion of the four
schools. Right? That is the
		
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			opinion of the four schools. Now
in that case, if you've got
		
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			somebody who you are suspicious of
that the wash, they haven't washed
		
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			their feet, and they've done
muscle over regular socks.
		
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			Throw your suspicion out of the
window and pray behind them. All
		
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			right. However, if you've seen
somebody,
		
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			right, then before that prayer,
making muscle over their socks,
		
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			and then they're leading the
prayer, then pray with them and
		
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			repeat it afterwards. If you can,
if you can leave without offending
		
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			anybody then pray somewhere else.
But if you know they do it, but
		
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			you haven't seen them, do it, then
just hold the good opinion and
		
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			just pray behind them in sha
Allah, Allah subhanaw taala will
		
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			accept your prayer. Right? So
because we have to deal with this
		
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			in a way because at the end of the
day, it's almost in brothers that
		
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			we're dealing with. Right? So
that's the if you've seen them do
		
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			it just before so you know they're
praying with that will do then you
		
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			avoid it.
		
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			Otherwise, you just pray with it.
There was a an instance for me
		
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			praying salata and my daughter had
got hold of a medicine bottle, I
		
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			could see her open this bottle and
put a syringe in her mouth, rather
		
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			than break my salad. I rushed to
stop her with this instance break
		
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			the solid. Good question. This
relates to
		
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			this relates to excessive action.
If she was next to you, and you
		
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			quickly went like this, got it and
put it to the side. And it was
		
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			less than it takes you to Say
Subhan Allah Subhan Allah
		
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			Subhanallah, then your salad is
valid.
		
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			All right, so he literally just
went like this and put it to the
		
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			side. However, if it required you
to move and you know, more than
		
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			three Subhanallah cest away from
the table and everything, then
		
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			your salad is invalid, repeated.
		
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			Right? You won't be sinful for
breaking it because it's
		
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			permissible to break it for those
reasons. But you'd still have to
		
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			repeat it. Is it okay to play
solid with niqab where you can you
		
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			shouldn't say that your forehead
is touching the ground but it's
		
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			valid with niqab there is this
under there is this miss
		
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			understanding that you can't pray
with niqab and but you can see if
		
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			you're outside somewhere then
great with your new carbon.
		
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			Absolutely. It's valid. Right?
It's not hedge where you have to,
		
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			you know, not cover your face.
Closing is during solid yes or no?
		
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			What am I supposed to ticket?
		
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			exam question. Multiple choice?
Yes, no. Yeah, it's Makrooh. To
		
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			close your eyes, it's undesirable
to close your eyes. You don't want
		
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			that to be your norm. However,
there minima have mentioned that
		
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			if you cannot concentrate for a
reason, you know, you have
		
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			blinking lights so you've got
something or some issue, then it's
		
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			okay to close your eyes. So it
should not become a norm. Right?
		
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			But it is valid to do it if you
have to do it. What do you do and
		
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			children are crying while you are
praying.
		
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			You could do a number of things.
Right now
		
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			I mean, if you know they're going
to do that you need to make
		
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			arrangements, you know, give them
lots of sweets beforehand or
		
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			whatever, right? Get somebody else
to look after them. But look, I
		
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			mean, saying it is easier than
then actually doing it. And this
		
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			is an issue for women and that's
why inshallah they're gonna get
		
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			lots of reward. That's why they
get more reward than men
		
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			sometimes, because they've got
these additional things, right to
		
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			do to take care of, that's why
they're status. You know, one one
		
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			Sufi che, he said that I've seen
young women right after they've
		
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			gotten married. And after they've
had children, they rise faster in
		
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			their spirituality than young guys
who are really all geared up
		
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			making no awful prayer and so on.
Because the what you have to do
		
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			the selfless act of bringing up
your children, right, is really,
		
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			really incomparable to many other
things that you would do where you
		
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			enjoy your, you know what you're
doing, right? So it's difficult,
		
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			you just do your best, you get
your concentration, you try to put
		
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			them to sleep, you know, you just
try to manage your time in a way
		
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			that you tried to pray when
they're asleep or whatever. And
		
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			sometimes you get caught out, you
just do your best. What breaks a
		
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			lot.
		
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			Bleeding breaks your solids,
urinating, defecating passing
		
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			wind, any kind of what do you call
it, vomiting a mouthful, all of
		
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			that breaks or breaks your salad
speaking breaks your salad turning
		
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			away from the Qibla breaks your
salad. What else anybody else?
		
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			laughing aloud breaks your salad.
		
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			Excessive action, let's talk about
excessive action. I was praying
		
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			Salaat once
		
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			with somebody, I think it was
therapy, prayer something. So
		
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			these guys next to me, and this is
what he's doing.
		
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			Lit literally like four or five
times in one records. After the
		
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			Salah, they told him brother, I
think you should repeat your
		
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			prayer. Because you've done
excessive action. Because if you
		
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			do any action that is that takes
as long as saying Subhanallah
		
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			three times or more. Then you're
solid breaks. If you did a quick
		
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			action like this. And then again,
like this, and then like that,
		
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			it's mcru because you're doing it
		
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			for whatever reason, but you won't
break your prayer. Right? Even if
		
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			it's combined together that you
don't combine, it's just
		
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			separately. But if you do it in
one go, then it's like you you've
		
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			done an excessive act of that take
that took that long that duration
		
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			will break your prayer. So I told
him, so 100 a nice guy, he
		
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			listened. Now this is the best
part of it. He started the next
		
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			two rockets. Right? So he's like
this
		
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			what does that prove?
		
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			It proves that it's a habit.
		
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			You'll see the same people doing
this over and over again. And you
		
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			know, there's a shaytani that is
dedicated to messing you up in
		
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			solid is called
		
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			cleans up and is one voodoo that's
called wala ham. Now these two are
		
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			mentioned in Hadith very clearly
there are the names of other
		
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			shayateen. But they're not as
strongly reported. But these two
		
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			will happen and they cause you
doubts in your prayer. And in your
		
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			Whoo.
		
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			You know, those that I got this
question the other day that a
		
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			friend of mine, he had a bacon or
something pasty, right? And then
		
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			he touched the key he touched
something and then I touched that
		
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			thing is my is my arm my fingers
impure. So I'm telling him, I
		
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			don't know, because it's about
physical transfer of impurity. And
		
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			I can't tell if that's happened or
not. But the only answer to that
		
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			is, if you're not 100% convinced
that there has been a transfer of
		
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			the impurity, because the guy
wasn't touching the pork. He was
		
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			touching the pasty outside, you
know, the pastry outside.
		
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			So I said unless you're convinced
that it transferred and you could
		
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			feel it and see it in your
definite then ignore it. And then
		
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			I was gonna write that I do not
want to hear any more questions
		
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			about this. Because I have from
experiences the fourth person who
		
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			was hounded me while he stopped
actually, there's three others who
		
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			hounded me about these kinds of
questions. It's an obsession. It's
		
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			a problem. And I pray that Allah
subhanaw taala, relieve the these
		
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			people from that problem, because
once it gets to you, it's really
		
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			serious. I nearly typed that and I
didn't. I sent the email, I get a
		
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			response back within five minutes.
Just talk Allah for a very quick
		
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			response. What about if he touched
the keyboard? And then I touch the
		
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			keyboard after that.
		
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			So now, I responded. I said, I've
already answered the question. You
		
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			can apply the same answer to this.
Please do not email me about this
		
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			again.
		
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			There was one man, he or he's
asking me about whether his wife
		
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			is divorced from him or not base
		
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			Something he said three years ago,
and I'm telling him no. Two other
		
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			scholars told him no, I asked me
the question over and over and
		
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			over and over again. The only way
I could get away from him then is
		
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			to say, Brother, I do not know the
answer. Like you don't know the
		
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			answer. No, I don't. You know, I
don't know the proper answer to
		
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			you, because I didn't ask him all
the details. Because you know, as
		
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			a divorce case, like that you want
it's just all doubt really, in
		
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			that kind of case, he finally
stopped. He would call me from all
		
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			sorts of numbers. If you've got a
problem like that, see a
		
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			psychiatrist, not the shape,
because seriously, it's a medical
		
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			problem, right? Don't let it get
to that. Don't stop fussing over
		
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			this Canada that the hadith is
very clear. Sorry, the Juris
		
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			principle is very clear. It says
Eliakim Allah Zulu be shuck.
		
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			Something that is definite will
not be removed by a doubt.
		
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			So unless you're 100%, that
something else has happened, then
		
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			ask otherwise, if it's just a
doubt, just ignore it if it's less
		
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			than 50%, or just 50%?
		
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			Does urine or feces from a toddler
or solid food in the nappy
		
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			invalidate a person's salad when
they're praying? If the toddler
		
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			lies on them? Good question. It
doesn't. If the toddler who can
		
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			move themselves and support
themselves comes and climbs onto
		
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			you and they've got a soiled
nappy, you won't break your
		
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			prayer. But if it's a child that
you have to support, so it's a
		
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			very young child soiled nappy and
you you have to hold them, you
		
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			know, maybe they were just about
to force you held them in you have
		
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			to support them, then it will
break because then you're carrying
		
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			the impurity. But if they're
themselves, then you want they can
		
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			control themselves, then he won't
break the prayer.
		
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			Good questions. Mashallah. Can
women read Salaat? Wearing
		
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			artificial jewelry, jewelry,
especially rings?
		
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			That's a good question. Again.
Artificial jewelry is permissible
		
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			for women, meaning all forms of
artificial jewelry are permissible
		
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			for women except rings.
		
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			There's a hadith in which the
Boris Ellison said nothing but
		
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			silver,
		
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			right? Or gold.
		
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			So only silver or gold, pure
silver or gold is allowed for
		
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			women, metal rings, or any other
artificial rings will not be
		
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			permissible. Even platinum rings
are not permissible. So if you've
		
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			gotten a platinum ring from your
husband, then give it back nicely
		
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			and say appreciated. But can you
please get me a gold one?
		
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			Right, or with a nice diamond
because I'm not gonna be able to
		
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			put this one on anymore. The
reason I mentioned is that I did
		
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			get an email to this effect when I
did mention this somewhere else.
		
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			So it's a question that people
have, because platinum is worth
		
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			more than gold. Now white gold,
yellow gold, all of that is just
		
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			gold is just colored differently.
As long as it's gold, white gold
		
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			is still gold. Sometimes the Imam
takes time in deciding a story to
		
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			recite, does he have to make sense
of this hour?
		
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			If he doesn't read anything, if
any person doesn't read anything
		
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			for three Subhanallah duration,
then he would have to do the
		
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			recycle. However, when thinking if
you're in that dilemma, we don't
		
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			know what to read. Next, you start
reading if you do a vicar in your
		
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			with your tongue like Subhanallah
or something like that, then it's
		
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			fine. It's okay.
		
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			Is it permissible to leave the no
Subhanak Allahumma? Well, I mean,
		
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			when you say is it permissible?
It's a sunnah to do. It's a must
		
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			to have sunnah to do. So if you
didn't do it, your Salat would be
		
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			valid. But it's a bad habit to
leave it because it's established
		
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			that you do it. It gets you into
the prayer, you start with the
		
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			praise of Allah subhanaw taala. So
if you're in a real hurry one day
		
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			and you lift it, it's
understandable.
		
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			So should the sutras in the first
record be longer than the series
		
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			in the second third record? Fourth
record? Yes, there's a hadith to
		
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			that effect. That generally in the
fourth prayers, the first records
		
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			should be longer than the second
records. Generally speaking, yes.
		
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			Is there a basis for connecting
the chin to the chest during the
		
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			Tasleem? I don't think so. I
haven't come across anything. But
		
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			I say well, Allah, who are them?
I've never seen it done. I've
		
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			never seen it related.
		
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			If you in a salad, and someone
walks in front of your prayer, is
		
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			it still valid? Yeah, absolutely.
Your prayer is not effected. Your
		
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			prayer is not affected by somebody
walking in front of you. However,
		
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			if you can, you should stop them.
How would you stop them?
		
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			In the Hadith, he mentions that
you should push them, literally
		
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			speaking, that's what he
mentioned. But if you try to do
		
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			that, you're gonna cause a fight.
There are people who actually do
		
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			this literally, you know, then
		
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			and don't do that because that's
harmful, and sometimes the person
		
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			doesn't know. So what you can do
as you put your handouts, or in
		
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			another way, you just read loudly
to indicate to them that you're
		
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			praying you're there because
sometimes people don't know.
		
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			And best thing is after a salad,
I'm gonna
		
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			Explain to them if you think it's
a new person that doesn't really
		
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			know what he's doing.
		
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			In Joomla, you have a nosebleed.
What do you do, if you are in the
		
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			middle,
		
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			however you break your will do,
let's just say you passed when you
		
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			broke you will do, they generally
end, they generally encourage that
		
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			you hold your nose. So if you've
got a nosebleed, you definitely
		
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			hold your nose. But even if you
broke your window, otherwise, hold
		
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			your nose and walk in front of
them and get out somehow,
		
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			it's permissible to walk in front
of people to
		
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			fill a gap in the front stuff.
Because those who have not filled
		
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			the gap have dropped their respect
in their honor, and their
		
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			position, so you can walk in front
of them. But when you have to
		
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			leave, to stand there and carry on
prayer is haram. It's wrong. So
		
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			that's why you go in front, and
you leave in the closest possible
		
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			spacing that you find. But you
hold your nose like that. So
		
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			people know people think it's a
nosebleed and not something else
		
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			that you broke your salary.
		
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			So that's what that's what it
says.
		
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			Having said that,
		
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			excessive let's talk about
movements.
		
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			Let's just say somebody broke this
a lot in the front of
		
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			or it was starting. And somebody
didn't fill in that one space in
		
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			front. What should you do with
that, but you've got options, the
		
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			person next door can move up, and
you're supposed to move towards
		
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			the middle. So if you're on the
right hand side of the email, you
		
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			move this way, if you're on the
left hand side, you move this way.
		
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			The other option to make it easy.
And rather than have the whole
		
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			line move one by one, the person
at the back is allowed to move
		
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			there. Now understand how this,
this is done, you can take up to
		
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			two steps.
		
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			If you take three or more steps,
your salad could break. So what
		
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			you do is you go you kind of slide
one step, if you're if you're in
		
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			this row, and there's a space in
this row, you kind of go halfway
		
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			and stand there, then you just to
make it even safer, because once
		
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			you stop, then your movement has
stopped. Then you take another
		
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			step and you enter into that into
that place. And a person behind
		
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			you can do the same thing.
Preferably keep it as minimal as
		
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			possible. But you could take two
steps, but generally you don't
		
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			want to take more than
		
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			one line, because they might be
considered excessive. So you want
		
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			to be as minimal as possible, but
it's allowed to move like that
		
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			slowly.
		
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			How would you pray the catch up?
Salaat Why do some Imams included
		
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			to our when praying Salat al with
them? Now insalata Witter there's
		
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			different ways of praying it's in
the Hanafi school. There's
		
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			evidence to show that the Witter
the Quileute was done before the
		
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			salaat. Sorry, before the Roku,
		
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			but the chef is they do it after
the Roku. And they raise their
		
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			hands and they do the keynote
loudly. But well, if you're
		
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			praying alone, you do it silently.
So it's just about before or
		
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			after,
		
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			in Fajr is the same thing. So
you've got both of these
		
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			narrations that show before or
after? And it just depends on
		
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			whichever one you follow. Right?
Is it okay to mix and match mud
		
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			hubs in different muscle?
		
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			It's not permissible to do that,
unless there's an absolute need to
		
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			do that. Right. And there's two
opinions among the element about
		
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			this. Some say that it's okay to
do it, even for individuals for
		
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			individual issues. But others say
that you can only do it for
		
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			communal reasons where the other
man will get together and say,
		
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			look, the Hanafis can't follow
this particular opinion this
		
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			because it's too difficult. We
need to take from another mother,
		
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			like, for example, in the Hanafi.
School, it was the famous opinion
		
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			is that if a woman's husband
disappeared, like without any
		
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			sign, you don't know if he's dead
or alive. If you know that that's
		
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			a different story. Right? Then you
become a widow. But if you don't
		
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			know, like, you know, in an
Israeli prison, for example, you
		
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			don't know whether they're alive
or not, or anywhere like that.
		
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			They just disappear. What should
you do? What becomes so in the
		
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			form of hubs is different opinions
in the Hanafi. School?
		
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			It was that you had to wait until
all of his contemporaries pass
		
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			away.
		
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			Which means 7080 years, right?
What's the point of marriage after
		
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			that? Right? So you have to wait,
then you do your ADA, your waiting
		
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			period, then you can remarry. And
by that time, you might be dead as
		
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			well, you know, so it was a
difficult one. And these issues
		
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			had were happening. So the
scholars of India they got
		
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			together. And the Maulana
Hakimullah Manasa, returned me and
		
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			they wrote to different medical
scholars around the world. And the
		
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			Maliki school has the very lenient
opinion. You wait for four years,
		
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			because four years is a sufficient
time for
		
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			the husband to come back with some
some knowledge or otherwise you
		
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			just have to assume he's dead. So
you wait for four years, then if
		
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			there's no sign, you do your ADA
then
		
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			The call the will will distribute
your marriage. And then you can
		
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			get married again.
		
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			Then obviously, if you just show
up, then what happens. So there's
		
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			a discussion there as well. But
don't worry about it unless it's
		
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			happened to you. Because we're,
we're talking about solid right
		
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			now. So in that case, they've had
to give a fatwa on the Maliki
		
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			school. And the reason why it's a
problem to mix and match is
		
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			because you are taking
		
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			different methods of interference
and HD heard. And you're mixing
		
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			and matching in this in the in the
results of those interferences.
		
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			Now, that may sound a bit
complicated, but what I'm trying
		
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			to say is that if Imam Shafi based
on the methodology,
		
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			the principles and the Maxim's
that he developed on how to look
		
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			at these different Hadith, he
reached the conclusion that if a
		
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			man touches his wife, his widow
will break, he also reached the
		
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			conclusion that if a man if
somebody bleeds, the will do will
		
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			not with the widow will break, so
it will not break the Hafeez.
		
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			Using their methodology, and
they're Maxim's they reach
		
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			opposite conclusions in both of
them. If you touch your wife, you
		
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			will do does not break just by
mere touching, when she touches
		
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			you, because there was a lot of
Salon, he used to kiss, shatter
		
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			the alarm and go go for Salah
didn't refresh his will do.
		
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			And if you bleed, though, it does
break your window. So it's
		
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			opposite on both sides. Now, if
you say I like this one, and I
		
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			like this one. So wife touching,
no problem doesn't break your
		
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			window, I'll take the 100 views on
that one. And I'll take the
		
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			sharpies on this one, then what
you're doing is you're taking the
		
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			results of two different
methodologies. And that's not
		
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			fair. Is it? That's cheating?
Isn't it? Yes, cheating, because
		
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			this methodology, if you were to
use it here, which you used here,
		
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			it would come up with a different
solution here. So technically
		
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			speaking, it's bad, spiritually
speaking, could be very bad as
		
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			well, because then you just start
taking what you think is easy, and
		
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			so on. Now, let me say another
thing. You know, those people who
		
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			condemned the four schools and say
that you shouldn't follow the four
		
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			schools, you should actually
		
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			look at the Quran and Sunnah
directly, not telling me honestly
		
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			speaking, how many of such people
actually look at Quran sunnah
		
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			directly and derive their Messiah?
		
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			How many, very few, just a few of
the scholars do it, the common
		
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			person that follow them, don't do
it. So what do they do? They
		
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			follow somebody, whether they
follow a ship with a mean, whether
		
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			they follow shekel Bernie, whether
they should follow shake up bars,
		
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			whether they follow, you know,
Medina University, some scholars
		
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			there, whatever,
		
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			literally, I mean, if you look at
this, in reality, what they're
		
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			doing is they're just following a
fifth madhhab.
		
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			Because that's what it is. Yet,
they're not deciding it for
		
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			themselves. They're following
someone. So why do you want me to
		
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			leave Abu Hanifa or Shafi or
Merrick for a scholar of today, as
		
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			great as he may be? These people
are closer to time of Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi salam, they
lived in a time and scholarship
		
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			with us at its peak, and it stood
the test of time. Why do you want
		
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			me to give that up and follow
somebody now who's who may still
		
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			be alive or he may have just
recently passed away? Why should I
		
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			do that? Another thing is
		
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			if I today give up madhhab and I
say
		
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			I'm going to follow Quran sunnah
directly. So I get all my database
		
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			out and all the Hadith and
everything. And I come up with a
		
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			conclusion that in this issue,
this is the fatwa that I have
		
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			reached. If that fatwa, or that
ruling goes against what their so
		
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			called Imams have said, they still
will reject what I'm doing. If my
		
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			result if my research takes me to
a different conclusion to them,
		
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			even though I say I'm following
Quran and Sunnah, they will still
		
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			reject what I say.
		
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			Because it's not about following
Quran and Sunnah directly, it's
		
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			about following it through their
eyes. Were saying we're doing the
		
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			same thing. But through the eyes
of these great individuals, these
		
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			great scholars who have stood the
test of time. So really, it's all
		
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			about a fifth method.
		
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			Right, and
		
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			I'll give you a test
		
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			mentioned to me
		
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			for any letter, give me give me
the names of five
		
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			scholars, famous scholars that
most of us will have heard of,
		
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			don't give me obscure names give
us five famous scholars from more
		
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			than 100 more than 100 200 years
ago, right. And from after the
		
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			Bukhari and Muslim and after those
callers and after the emails,
		
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			right, so go on, throw me five
names.
		
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			Sorry.
		
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			Imam Novi Okay, let's let's put
that down in Novi. Right.
		
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			Sorry
		
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			Ibaka see
		
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			if Mohajer right the last Kalani.
		
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			Somebody from up there. Sorry.
		
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			Ignore Tamia.
		
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			I went to one place. And the only
two names they could come up was
		
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			was Edna Tamia and they just could
not come up with another scallop.
		
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			They could only come up with
Alberni and ignore Damien, which
		
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			were recent last 100 years, you
know, last 20 years.
		
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			Imam Ghazali Jazak Allah here,
that's the great one.
		
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			Right, so we've got no worry.
Who's around sixth seventh century
		
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			Ibaka Thea, who's a student of
urban Potamia. You got him? No.
		
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			Hydroflask Kalani seventh century,
great Shafi scholar ignore Tamia
		
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			who's was a humbly scholar. His
father was a humbly scholar, his
		
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			grandfather was a humbling
scholar, mage duty Nibbler Tamia,
		
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			they three got together and wrote
a book on humbly console. And the
		
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			man was early died in 505. So
he's, he's the reviver of the
		
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			sixth century.
		
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			If you look at every one of these
now, these are scholars that most
		
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			of us have heard about.
		
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			Now, what was their problem? They
all follow the mother.
		
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			Right, one month, excepted no
Tamia, who had many differences of
		
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			opinion with his humbly mother,
but he was a humbling. So you have
		
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			no way. He was a Shafi iblue
Cathedral. Shafi though he was a
		
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			student of even Taymiyah. He's
actually buried right next to him.
		
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			And he's buried in the University
of Damascus grounds in Damascus,
		
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			right next to his teacher, and
it's kind of obscure Greg, nobody,
		
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			not many people know about it.
Even 100 as Kalani, he is
		
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			a Shafi scholar if no Tamia is a
humbly scholar, yes, he had many
		
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			differences, just like even though
hydro actually had some
		
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			differences with the Shafi school
as well. But that's fine. At that
		
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			level. You can have your own HDL,
but they didn't give up the school
		
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			and say we don't follow a method.
And Imam Ghazali was a Shafi
		
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			primarily he had differences of
opinion as well, as for example,
		
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			in this video today, he says put
your hands up to here like the
		
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			Hanafi stew, right, even though
the Shafi is actually saved down
		
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			here, so he has his own
peculiarities. But that's what you
		
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			see, you can bring me the name of
any of the great scholars like
		
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			that. Right that are agreed upon
scholars, you will find that they
		
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			were following up. Right. Okay,
one last point. Did we have any
		
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			more questions? Right, one last
point. The last point is,
		
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			I want us to take away something
from here. Right? Which one of you
		
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			is a Sahiba 13th.
		
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			What that means is which one of
you has less than five prayers or
		
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			none, to make up where they've got
all of their prayers sorted since
		
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			they've become mature, they've
never missed the prayer. Or if
		
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			they've missed the prayer, which
many of us may have, they've made
		
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			it up again, and they've got less
than five prayers in their
		
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			balance. That's a big deal, not to
have any color press. So what I
		
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			want us to take away for the rest
of us is that I want us to make an
		
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			estimate
		
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			of how many prayers we may have
missed since we become mature age
		
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			of 12 1314. Whenever we can
mature, if you don't know when you
		
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			physically became mature, then the
eight by ages 14 years and seven
		
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			months, right, but most likely,
most will become mature before
		
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			that. So we want us to estimate
that I have missed this many
		
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			prayers, this many prayers, this
many prayers, right. And we want
		
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			to start making them up.
		
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			And the reason is,
		
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			it's an agreed upon opinion among
the four schools of thought that
		
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			Miss press, even if Miss by
accident need to be made up.
		
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			Forget accident, if they even if
they missed on purpose need to be
		
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			made up. The reason I say this is
because there is an opinion
		
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			floating around nowadays, that if
you've missed them on purpose, you
		
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			can't make them up. The only thing
you can do is Toba, because it's
		
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			such a heinous crime, that you
can't make them up and it's not
		
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			going to do anything. You need to
		
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			you need to just make Toba. That
opinion is based on IGNOU hasm
		
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			Other Hades opinion, even though
hasn't a VA he was a literary
		
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			scholar. He wasn't his mouth did
not run he was not agreed. You
		
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			know people didn't agree with his
opinion as much because he said
		
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			things like he took all the Hadith
literally. So for example is one
		
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			narration, which says La Taboola
Nephi filma rocket, do not urinate
		
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			in Stillwater. Now what does that
mean? Can you defecate in
		
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			Stillwater then?
		
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			If you're told don't urinate in
here does that mean you can go and
		
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			defecate in there? Right? Clearly
if you can't urinate, you can't
		
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			defecate because he's gonna
pollute it more conclusively. He
		
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			said. You can't urinate but you
can defecate because that's what
		
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			the prophecy was an absolute
literalism. Right just
		
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			Medical understanding it's so it's
his opinion based on some
		
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			narration that he's come up with
that opinion. And there's people
		
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			today who have taken that opinion.
And that is where the problem lies
		
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			because the format helps. Pretty
much everybody else you want it to
		
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			be another's, they've made it very
clear. For example, Imam No, he
		
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			says, I'll just read this out to
you. He says there is a HMR a
		
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			consensus of the scholars whose
opinion counts, right. So now you
		
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			know, if there's anybody that's
heretic, we're not going to worry
		
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			about them, that whoever leaves
the prayer intentionally must
		
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			still make it up above Muhammad
Ali ignore hasm differed with them
		
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			on this saying that such an
individual cannot ever make them
		
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			up, and it is not at all valid to
make them up. Rather, he said one
		
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			must do good deeds and voluntary
prayer in order that one scale be
		
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			heavy on the day of judgment, and
one must speak, seek Allah's
		
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			forgiveness and repent. This
position of his along with being
		
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			in opposition to scholarly Ishmael
and consensus is invalid even in
		
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			terms of its proof. And he goes on
to discuss the proofs that
		
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			the Imam Louis refers here to the
Hadith later but understudy Allah
		
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			one that whoever forgets a prayer
must perform it when they remember
		
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			it as related by Bukhari and
Muslim in Malawi says this hadith
		
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			contains evidence that the
obligatory prayer which has been
		
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			missed must be made up because the
person was just that it was
		
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			missed, regardless of how it was
missed to general narration.
		
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			Regardless if we're left it due to
a valid excuse, such as sleep of
		
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			forgetfulness, or due to no valid
excuse.
		
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			The hadith mentions only the
excuse of forgetfulness due to it
		
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			being set after the occurrence of
a specific event, but it is to be
		
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			applied generally, it is necessary
for the one who has a valid excuse
		
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			to make up the prayer. It is even
more so required for the one who
		
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			has no valid excuse. Therefore,
the hadith is informing us of this
		
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			by means of using the lesser thing
to alert of the greater thing.
		
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			And Sheikh no hurry Salman he says
that the words of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu Sallam that a debt to
Allah has has better right to be
		
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			fulfilled. So this is a debt to
Allah, you should fulfill it. A
		
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			Hadith related by Bukhari and
Muslim and
		
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			to
		
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			Imam Kirby says the same thing he
says the jurist of the four
		
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			schools of thought are agreed that
it is obligatory to make up the
		
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			missed obligatory prayers,
regardless of whether one left
		
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			them due to a valid reason, such
as sleep of forgetfulness, or out
		
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			of negligence and laziness.
		
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			The thing here is this, if you
look at it, practically speaking,
		
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			there were clearly people who it
was possible that they missed
		
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			their Salaat by mistake. By
sleeping, even the professor
		
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			Lawson did that. Once they were
coming back from a journey. They
		
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			made camp somewhere. They were
very tired, but Mr. Lawson told me
		
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			a lot of the Alon, you stay awake
and wake us up for Fajr
		
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			poblado the hola Juan he fell
asleep as well. And he says what
		
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			woke them up was the Sun, which
means that they missed Fudger all
		
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			of them. They made a Kadar prayer
of the Mercado Jama of the press.
		
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			So that means they missed it. Then
during the Battle of the Trench or
		
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			the trench that there was some
solid Miss then and they made the
		
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			jump up afterwards.
		
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			Now if the mafia as I mentioned
earlier, were also coming to the
		
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			masjid to pray but allow it
lounging around the back. Would
		
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			you expect anybody to miss a
prayer on purpose? Like as a hobby
		
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			to miss prayer purpose or the
profits? I was gonna make a Mr.
		
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			Prayer on purpose. So where are
you going to get evidence that
		
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			they're going to miss a prayer on
purpose? It's just unthinkable.
		
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			You know, nowadays, do you know
which place in the world has like
		
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			a over 90% rate of attendance of
congregational prayer in the
		
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			masjid for the men.
		
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			The only place that I've heard
about is the south of Thailand.
		
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			This is a guy from there, he
actually showed me statistics that
		
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			and there was the bliss. So they
all go to the shop was 30 as well.
		
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			Right? So and the 100% occupancy
rate in salad.
		
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			Right? That's quite amazing. Well,
now I've never seen it myself, I
		
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			don't know. So don't take me to
task for it. But
		
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			when you can't see the possibility
of a Sahabi missing a prayer on
		
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			purpose. It is very difficult. You
know, there's one about Zina,
		
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			there's all of that, but prayer
just seems very difficult, right?
		
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			So you're not going to find
evidence for that. And when the
		
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			four schools have agreed, all the
alumni have agreed, except this
		
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			literary scholar, why do you want
to go with that opinion? You make
		
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			up that and so going back to our
situation, let us calculate how
		
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			many prayers we've got to make up
and let's start making them up. So
		
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			this is make a vow now that this
is what we're going to do. And
		
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			there's ways that you could do
this, right? So let's just say
		
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			that you've got a 25 years, you
know, $10, maybe 15 officers, then
		
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			just start calculating and your
intention should be that Oh ALLAH
		
00:34:58 --> 00:35:00
			I'm making my first Miss Fisher I
		
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			I'm making I'm making my first I'm
making up for my first Mrs. Doll.
		
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			So every time you make that
intention, the next one will
		
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			become the first one the first
one, right? You can either make a
		
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			Fajr with every Fudger you make
and it's also permissible to make
		
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			cooperates after fajr prayer and
after after prayer as well. So
		
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			although it's my crew to make
sooner during that nuthall During
		
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			that time, it's okay to call up
but don't do it in the masjid as
		
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			people grab you in the Hanafi
mosque and say, Well, will you
		
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			come pray right now and you're
telling me his cover? And you
		
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			shouldn't be telling people you've
missed prayer?
		
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			Right because you shouldn't be
revealing your sins
		
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			that's why Imam ignore Aberdeen he
writes that if you have to make up
		
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			your winter prayer, because you
have to make up your winter
		
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			prayer, then you know in the third
Ricard you do Allahu Akbar for the
		
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			winter for the Quaaludes. And if
you're doing Casa of winter, don't
		
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			raise your hands just say Allahu
Akbar, Allah who may notice that
		
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			you're gonna suffer, you don't
have to raise your hand because
		
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			it's similar to raise your hand
and to tell people that you're
		
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			doing a cover of your winter,
because you got to wonder why
		
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			you're raising hands, you become
Sheffy Yo, what's going on? Right?
		
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			So that's why you shouldn't raise
your hands. So either you make one
		
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			cut or pray with every cut or
prayer, or another way to do it,
		
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			is you calculate all your
features, okay, I've got 20
		
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			features, I'm just going to do
Fajr marathon, you know, one after
		
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			the other one after the other. I'm
going to, I'm going to do five
		
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			features a day, I'm going to
finish it then I'm going to do the
		
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			hard that I'm gonna do also,
believe me, it's possible.
		
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			Right? It's possible. Now some of
you might be thinking I've got
		
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			five years of prayer
		
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			10 years of prayer, and believe
me, there have been people like
		
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			that 10 years of prayer. Don't be
daunted by it. Don't be Don't
		
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			Don't be set back by that fact
started. If we're to die in
		
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			between, then at least we can say
to Allah subhanaw taala look, I
		
00:36:36 --> 00:36:40
			tried I started my intention
should count. You've got some
		
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			argument about it. Right. And any
new prayer Do not miss it. Make it
		
00:36:45 --> 00:36:48
			up straightaway make that keep
that balance clear. And start
		
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			working on the backwards. Now you
can't miss a sentimental Mark
		
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			Santa Monica for that. But you can
miss your knuffel you can replace
		
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			your knuffel for that. And you can
miss your as soon as their marcada
		
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			the non emphasize sooner like the
photocards before answer instead
		
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			of those do a Assar cada if you've
got one Tahajjud prayer do cover
		
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			at that time inshallah you'll be
rewarded for the hedger because
		
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			you're waking up specially but do
cover at that time. Likewise, a
		
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			shrub time, do cover at that time
get that over and done with the
		
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			Hanafi school, you can still do
nothing and Sunnah. If you want to
		
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			send a marker that you have to do,
just to mention the Shafi school
		
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			to you with the Shafi school. If
you gotta cover prayer, you're not
		
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			allowed to do a sunnah pray You
better do your cover first. Right?
		
00:37:29 --> 00:37:32
			But that's the show. That's a
Sheffy opinion. So may Allah give
		
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			us the Tofik to to reckon with our
Cuddles, how many we've got
		
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			regardless of how many there are.
And may Allah give us the Tofik to
		
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			start doing them and allow us to
complete them before we pass away
		
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			and Forgive our mistakes. Forgive
our and one final question.
		
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			Somebody asked me orally, I told
him to write it down. I don't
		
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			think he sent it is that he said
it's from a Shafee background,
		
00:37:51 --> 00:37:54
			from where he originally comes Sri
Lanka, but he's here and most of
		
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			the access he's had is to Hanafi
scholars. So can you just go by
		
00:37:57 --> 00:38:01
			Harvey scholars? So yes, you can.
If you're 100 feet and you're in
		
00:38:01 --> 00:38:03
			an area where you've just got
access to shuffle ease, or
		
00:38:03 --> 00:38:07
			Maliki's or Humphries go with
whatever you've got access to.
		
00:38:07 --> 00:38:10
			Nowadays, I guess, with the
internet and books, and you have
		
00:38:10 --> 00:38:12
			access to everything anyway.
Right? So it's not as much of a
		
00:38:12 --> 00:38:15
			problem as it is, but you can't
keep changing every week. You can
		
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			change once in a while.
		
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			When we say internet, you can't
just trust Google. You know, just
		
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			like that you obviously have to
find reliable so what I would
		
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			suggest is that you ask a scholar
that you trust to recommend
		
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			certain resources. Best bet is to
actually get in contact with a
		
00:38:34 --> 00:38:37
			scholar that you trust and keep it
keep it like that. Now for more
		
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			solid, like if you want to learn
how the thick of solid we weren't
		
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			able to cover everything. We did
cover a lot beyond the evidences.
		
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			But if you go to zamzam
academy.com We've actually got the
		
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			whole of the book of solid in
detail as audio, the book of
		
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			Tahara as well and others as well.
So you can just listen to that. If
		
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			you have any questions you can
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