Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Qasida Burda (The Mantle Ode) Part 35

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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So Amhurst Tyson he says, where the tale of Maccha one by Muslim

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arms is told in story there shall

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the Muslim strain be sung to the Oh Lord, we give the glory

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Bismillah

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Alhamdulillah Europ Dillard, Amin or salatu salam ala Ruthie Ramadan

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Dillard Amina, what are the the he will be he will rock our cell

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limit the slim and kefir on a laomi Dean Emeritus in the series

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on the casita Buddha. We reach point number 130 130 231 and 32 He

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says, Sharky Silla healer home Sima surfshark is Silla de la home

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Seema Tama yoozoom. One What do yum does will be Seema only

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salami.

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To the era Korea who Nasri national home for tassa was a

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holofil economical Akemi gotten the home fee rural highly enough

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to Robin min shed that still has Mila mean shit the till who zoomy

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Tara Kulu Lerida see him for rockin firmer to Federico banal

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back me. Well, boohoo me woman talkin be rasool Allah He

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Nosferatu who in Toluca hula Asad goofy, germy, Jimmy Whelan. Tara I

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mean, Wali, you know, you're on tasar. In Montes, Erin Aaron, B.

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He Well, I mean, I do when les Rahman qassimi,

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this is all about the valor of the sahaba. And the victory they were

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getting because of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Now

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you have to understand that in that now, the way to enjoy this is

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if you knew Arabic, and you'd be able to enjoy it because it's a

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poem. poems are supposed to be enjoyed it. They're supposed to

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invoke invoke thoughts, reflections, ideas, history,

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that's what they're supposed to do. So although he may be saying

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things over and over again, different aspects, speaking about

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the same point, but in different ways, it's supposed to be enjoyed

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like that. So we're going to do quite a few today. In which he

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compares, he actually compares the Sahaba in different ways to

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different things. It's kind of very interesting, the way he does

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it. So first one, he says,

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Sharky, Scylla Hila home Sima Tama yoozoom. Well, what do yum does

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will be Seema and his salami. Now from an Arabic perspective. You've

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got the word Seema used in twice.

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You've got the word Tommy's the may use and yum does brought in

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the two lines. And what he's saying here is Shaq is sila

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healer, whom

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Sharky a Silla healer whom Shaq you it comes from,

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to show a lot of strength and vigor in the battle.

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Shark is Silla hula hoop, LA home Seema dama user home to my user

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home. The way he's translated here is in shining armor. There's was a

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sign which set them apart.

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I would say Sharky, Scylla because Shirkey comes from Shoka show come

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in should the tool Betsy will hit the means

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should the tool buzz. He means a very, very hard fight that they

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put up a heart attack, a severe attack.

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Or it could also mean the sharpness and the force of the

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weapon. So Shirkey Scylla he

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that in the attack with their weapons, they are extremely strong

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and vigorous law home Sima Tama yoozoom. And in it is

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their distinction. That is the sign that SEMA means signs, SEMA

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homefree. Would you hear him in a 30 sujood as Allah subhanaw taala

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mentions in the Quran, so he's saying that this is the sign that

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sets them apart, because they've got so much strength in the attack

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of their weapons. Well, what to do, yum does will be SEMA and his

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salami.

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And then to show how distinctive they are in their method of attack

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and in their force of attack. He takes you to a which is so

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amazing. He takes you to a rose garden. He takes you to roses. Now

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what's roses got to do with severity of attack.

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So he's trying to show

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two things. One is his this is what he says he says

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As

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well what to do em does will be Seema and his salami. The way he

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translates it here is just as a rosebush may be distinguished from

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an Acacia.

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Or more simply what it means rose Yom Tov means to be distinct be

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Seema means with its sign. What is the sign of a rosebush? The thorny

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bush.

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The thorny bush, the bright smelling flowers and his salami.

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Salam refers to any thorny flower, any thorny bush. So he's saying

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the rosebush clearly is set apart from any other type of thorn,

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thorny bush.

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Because of the bright flowers, that's it same. So just like the

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rose is distinct from all other thorny flowers, or acacia, or

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whatever else you want to say there is, likewise the Sahaba in

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terms of the vigor of the attack in their weapons. They were also

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distinctive with that sign. But by using the rosebush, among them, he

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also shows the other side that while the rosebush has stones, but

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it also has a nice smell, and something that gladdens your

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sight. So not only is it nice to your vision, because when you look

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at the rows, the first thing you notice are the bright flowers, and

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the smell, the thorns only come later when you try to get close.

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So he's trying to show two sides of this, while at the same time

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using similar words, and also trying to shine the distinction of

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how a rosebush is. And of course, the way to enjoy this is to learn

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Arabic and just to

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to really relish the words that he's used, and to think back about

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the sahaba. So Amhurst tastes and he says, where the tale of Makkah

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one by Muslim arms is told in story, there shall

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the Muslim strain be sung to the O Lord, we give the glory.

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So that's what he's saying here. Allah subhanho wa Taala say Seema

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Humphrey, would you hear him in authority sujood speaking about

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the pious people,

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and

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Seema homefree, would you hear him their sign is on their faces,

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because of the effect of Sajida because of the effect of

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frustration.

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So what does that exactly mean?

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According to Imam Malik, he says

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that, because of the constant touching of their forehead onto

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the ground, a Mark had been left there. Others say that this is

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actually not necessarily something you can see in this world. It is

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actually about the day of judgment where Allah subhanho wa taala,

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because of the effects of prostration before him in this

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world, he will create a light in that place.

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Just like every part your washing will do will have a light horombo

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hygiene as is mentioned in the Hadith. Another group, they say

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that this actually just refers to this appearance, this light, this

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appearance on the face, that comes about, well, who will who shoe.

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Yep, do idle watch. That is, you know, when a person prays a lot of

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solid, true solid, proper solids, not the ones where you just go and

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try to finish a 468 to fulfill the obligation. But a person who

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performs enjoyable prayer they get into the prayer, generally, you

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will see that they face will show the sign of wushu of reverence,

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because they're constantly in that state of speaking to Allah

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subhanho wa taala, standing before Him with all reverence. So then

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that will, you will see that humbling look on their face as

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well. So this is what it refers to. Now, I would probably say that

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all of this applies, because for many people, especially in those

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days, when they were making such they're not on fine carpets.

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Sometimes one of the most expensive piece of furnishing in

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the masjid is sometimes the carpeting does cost a lot of

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money. Because there needs to be something that no will last a long

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time and so on. Does that mean these carpets are not cheap,

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generally. So

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those days, they was just pebbles. Even it was.

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That's why it's very interesting. You read in the books of Fick, it

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says that when you go for such that you're not allowed you're not

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supposed to make movements in prayer. But he said that if the

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place you're going to make such days uneven, then it's permissible

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to just with one quick stroke level it as best as you can, so as

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not to make a major movement. And you don't have to do that in the

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masjid here. The only thing you'd probably have to move out is maybe

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somebody's hair that they left behind. Unfortunately, in those

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days, it was just the pebbles it was the sand it was whatever it

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was outside. That's what they preyed on. In fact, according to

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one of our teachers,

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whose teachers in darlin Barry Mufti Shabbat services? I've never

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come across any narration that actually shows that the prophets

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of the Lord is seldom ever prayed on anything but they're all

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ground.

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He never prayed on anything ever. I mean, for us, it's always this

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look for something. When you go outside we think everything's not

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just everything is impure, we have to put something down.

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But no, it's permitted to pray on the ground. And as long as there's

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no clearly there's nothing there and you can see then you're

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allowed to pray.

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There's no need to be doubtful, unless of course, you've just seen

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a dog sitting there urinating they're just a while before some

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drunken moving around on there or something like that. Other than

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that, it's completely fine. You have to get used to it. It's very

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difficult to prey on the on the ground bare ground without being

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used to it just feels that it's unclean, sort of this. So that's

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how clearly the Sahaba were distinct in their value. Then he

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carries on and he says to her de la Korea who Nasir Nina Shara home

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for Tessa was Zara Phil economical kami winds of victory on a you

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with their perfume.

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The winds of victory will bring to you will give to you their

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fragrance. You would think them blossoms you think them blooms

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right to come from the space.

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What that means is fatass Zara Phil economical alchemy

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so that's the next time

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to de la Korea. Rio Nasri Rio Nasir means the winds of victory

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because it's very abstract winds of victory. What is the winds of

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victory? Winds of victory is when things go right for you. When you

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become victorious, that's the winds of victory and then a news

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travels that's the winds of victory. National home refers to

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this their fragrance. And again that fragrance refers to what

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they're doing and their ability and their valor. And to the idea

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you have the means to gift idea to God comes from there. So the winds

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of victory and assistance will bring to you will gift you with

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their fragrance for Zara, and then after that you will consider the

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Zara

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Fil A company. Zara is the flower in the UK ma'am within it's what's

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the ACMA within the petals and all of that it's all to do with that.

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And the Kimmy ushja al Motta, Fifi clrv, that's the meaning of Kula

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Kami, you will you will see, you will see them. So now what he's

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trying to say here, this is kind of a bit more

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complicated. What he's what he's saying here is to the Laker, he

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will bring to you is obviously referring to anybody that values

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this, that they will, the winds of victory will bring to you the

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fragrance, the excellent fragrance. And then after that,

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you will assume that every brave one among them, every champion

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among them, is like a flower within its petals, within its

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place of resonance, its place of

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lighting,

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because of the beauty that comes from their behavior, because of

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their virtue.

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So a flower on its own doesn't look as good as when it's within a

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bouquet. When it's surrounded by some leaves, it looks more

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natural, somebody gives you flowers separately, then they give

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it to you among some other nice green, it just looks better,

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because it brings the garden into your house. In a sense, it's not

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just an individual flower. So likewise, when the smells, the

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fragrance of the Sahaba will come to you, you will assume that each

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one of these champions is like a beautiful flower within that

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bouquet and

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their petals and their surroundings. And this is because

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you know about their further ill. So when you hear about this, then

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you will assume everything along with it you will have a fuller

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story and then the beauty of it will emerge.

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So it's just trying to create more emotion towards it. That's the

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whole idea of this.

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And because fragrance is such that it's carried by the wind fragrance

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is carried by the wind. So if it's a good fragrance, it will go far.

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Unfortunately today, we just don't have most of the flowers that are

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grown around there. All prepared in nurseries. Sometimes they

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lacked the natural fragrance that they should have. Whereas you go

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to other countries and sometimes you know evergreen countries that

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are not duckweed, they don't have to use all of these strange

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methods.

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As of growing them, you'll actually hear a smell that

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Jasmine, you'll go past and you'll, you'll smell the

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eucalyptus. I remember in Rome, you could smell you could pull

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down the eucalyptus leaves and it was just all over the place. So

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it's quite natural like that where you you smell that like that. And

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because fragrance comes from flowers, he then use this example

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of the flowers to show and then they're setting and they further

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in. Another poet says, every corner of the garden shines

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fulfilled with Achmed. Xlite.

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Salah lorrison there the verdant herbs, his comrades, comrades

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there, his kin, the tulips bright, that his whole garden

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is saying, the prophets of the Lord is telling them his family,

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and his comrades, his Sahaba etcetera, they like a beautiful

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garden.

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And then he says, de la Horrell Hi Haley and up to Robin mentioned

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that hill has Mila I mean shit, that Hill who zoomy

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is goes back to them on their horse backs.

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Home and then they on the backs of their horses are like upright

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flowers uplight upright bushes or upright growth. One is you have

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upright growth that stands still regardless of wind, then you have

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that which is low down, it just grows in over the ground that gets

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and that is something you have to pick instantly because it's more

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perishable than the plants that grow up. So he's saying they're

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not up to Reuben, the rubber means high elevated. So they are growth

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that is elevated growth that grows upright and steady. So when they

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are on their animals, when they are on the backs of their animals.

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They are like upright plants that are standing on their STEM by

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their own. You don't have to tie anything to it. They stand on

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their own stem mentioned that it has me because of full resolution,

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full resolve. That's why they're doing that lambing shed that it

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hurts me not because they've been tied by a belt.

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So he's showing that they are professional in their ability to

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ride their horses and attacking those. They're not amateurs, that

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they have to be held up in some way or put up somehow or propped

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up. But no, it's because of the firm resolution that they have in

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their mind. The husband has him it means a resolute individual. mean

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somebody who knows what they doing. They have firm faith, they

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have confidence. So he's saying that they are standing up with

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confidence. You don't have to be propped up.

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So he says he's our translator here. He translates differently.

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He says in the saddle. They were as flowers on a hilltop so he is

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translated differently as those flowers on a hilltop. But flowers

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on the hilltop could also be looking down I mean, not straight

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up here. The point is to make them stand straight up. So it's more

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about elevated plants as opposed to or upright plants. Their

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strength from resolve, not from strap and stirrup.

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So they're not frightened horses. They are good cavalry. Yeah, here

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Parkinson says, graceful the curving of war steed, graceful,

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this tilting of Lance proudly the banners are streaming and proudly

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the horseman prance. So now the reason that brings them this, this

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valor, the strength, this nature of resolve on their horses,

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they're up there on their horses the way they are, is because they

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know how to ride the horses properly. And they have a vigor

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and a vitality to go in and attack.

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And the reason for that is they're not frightful, they're not

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frightened. They're not fearful. And they're not. They know that

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whatever the consequence of this battle, it's to their benefit,

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because they are not waiting except they are either a beginner

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team in the last name they have full confidence in receiving one

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of two forms of great victories

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and you know for them this was totally

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something that when when you seen certain battles, they said what's

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the point of living the process Ulsan was passed away when there

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was that in the battle or heard it was just spread that across while

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someone passed away and so what's the point of living let's go let's

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do what we have to do. Oh, is it Jana? That I'm gonna go to Hollis,

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let's let's go. He didn't even eat the rest of the few dates or

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whatever he had in his hand. He says, I'll get better. There was

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this full confidence that they had to just go and do what they have

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to do. And that's why it's the last name they had firm resolving

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is that there's going to be one of two outcomes and they're both

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good. One is him of the hoodoo Allah I do. Either is going to

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overcome his enemy and Be a victor. He is going to gain

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victory or he is going to have Shahada.

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This is something that is shahada is something that is really what

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sets the Muslim apart from everybody else. So anyway, these

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were the these were the sahaba. So Allah subhanaw taala says cool

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Hilltopper sunnah Bina Illa snake name. These were the two

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possibilities that they had. So that's why they had full

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confidence in what they did.

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Then he says, thorough global mean, but see him Farrakhan firmer

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to Frederick banal. Me Well, Bumi

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again, this is chiding the enemy, and he says, Dart Kulu will ADA

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the hearts of the enemy have flown away, it put them to flight.

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When your heart flies away, it means that your heart no longer

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there you are extremely, and it's Farrakhan out of great fear and

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fright. firmer to ferret. So you can use using the word Farah Khan,

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which means right here, then he uses another version to Frederick

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again Farah cough for now to Frederick banal. Bam, you will boo

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me, they become such due to deaf rights. They become such that they

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are unable to distinguish between

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the herd small, basically, bomb refers to the

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offsprings of goats and camels in a small group, a small camera, Kid

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smoke, so they can't tell the distinction between that that

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looks like a lion to them now. You get basically become so

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disoriented, the same, they become so disoriented, that they don't

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know the difference between bam and boom. Baja means small

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animals. And that

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would you call it

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totally harmless? And boom. refers to the

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the would you call it the army? So they think everything's an army.

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They think everything's going to harm them because they become so

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disoriented after seeing the Sahaba and the way they are. So

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he's just chiding the enemy right now. He says thorat Kulu will

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either mean but see him Farrakhan firmer to Frederick banal.

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Bonnyville will, middle Bellamy will Bumi their boldness put their

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enemies hearts to flight until you could not tell heard from host.

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They became so disoriented that they started to be frightened of

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small, small things afterwards.

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And then he carries on, he says, although there's a Abdullah

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Quilliam has a nice poem. He says, Day of freedom, bright and clear

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day that tyrants well may fear day they fall undone and wrong, and

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wept and honored and sunk. In the next poem, he says woman, the

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woman that couldn't be Rasul Allah He Nosferatu, who, in teleca, who

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acidophilus germy Taiji me. Now his focus with this poem is not

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just to speak about the valor of the Sahaba, but to try to get some

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of that valor and some of that strength and give some inspiration

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to the Ummah as well. So in this one, he says, Whoever has the

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assistance and the victory through Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam, through following him through making him your role model

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and through wanting to make him your main point of focus in

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DeLuca, who acidophilus Jeremy Hatha Jimmy, then even if if you

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do make the Prophet sallallahu Sallam

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your point of victory, then even if you meet a lion in its own

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forest and surroundings, it will cower down, and it will become

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humble in front of you.

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And although that sounds like a very exaggerated statements, and

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something that doesn't happen every day, but there has been more

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than one instance, in the past, where this actually happened from

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the time of the sahaba. And later on, where the lion did nothing, in

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fact, just came and sat down like a cat in front of humans. That's

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because the people had those individuals had such great

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reliance in Allah subhanho wa taala, that none of these things

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then mattered

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for them. So what he's saying here

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is that you cannot reject the state of the companions, because

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of their valor, and the humor, their aspiration, their strength,

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their vigor, their absolute independence from the people.

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Where can you imagine a person goes from the Muslim community?

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And he goes into the Roman sorry, not the Roman he goes into the

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Persian palaces. They've probably never, ever seen

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They've, they've never seen pomp and splendor as as probably that

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Sahabi saw

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in that palace, where he's walking on cushions,

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but rather than enjoyed and suddenly start becoming humbled.

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Look, I mean, he's coming from the desert, he's coming from somewhere

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else. Rather than that what he does is he hangs his sword at the

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back. And as he's walking

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it tears everything on its path.

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Single Man going inside, that's what he does.

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And he's just walking like that. And they're like, What are you

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doing? Well, they had to accept it because they wanted to speak to

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the Muslim army. And he was the representative goes and sits right

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next to the

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cause and sit next to the ruler.

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Just casually goes up as though is his friend in you know, in tatty

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clothing, whatever it wasn't just goes and sits there. If you try to

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do that without then you make a big mess. You understand you you

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have to have there has to be inside has to be right. You can't

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just do it outwardly. This is what's happening today. It seems

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not the knowledge has to be connected to Allah subhanaw taala

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you have to be full Your heart needs to be alive. Right? You

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can't just clean these things out and try to that's that's why we

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got a lot of what's happening in the Muslim world today is you've

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got a lot of people who are trying to show this boldness but they're

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making massive mistakes. They're killing other Muslims is showing

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their aggression against other Muslims and people who are

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apparently supporting Muslims, they're killing them over and they

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may giving you some a bad name in many cases. So it's kind of

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misplaced. You can only do this if everything is right, you know,

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you're really in the mode and the spirit of the Prophet sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam, then lions will fear you as they said.

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So

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this is the same thing that everything will become frightened

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of such a Mohammedi. Everybody will become frightened of such a

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person who is a true believer, to such a degree, that even the wild

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ravaging lion who else who is the king of the jungle, the lion

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children who attacks them, the deer has to be constantly in

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fright, the Zebra has to be in fright. All of these other animals

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have to be in fright over the young especially. But the lion he

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just walks around as he wants. So even if you find the lion in the

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jungle, they will also cover in front of such an individual will

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have directly subtlety. They will also come and become totally

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degraded in front of such an individual,

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despite the fact that it has the ability to pounce on this

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individual, but it's not about the size anymore. It's about the

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heart. And when that heart gives that energy, even the lion feels

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that energy. That's what it is, is the it's the Imani energy.

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So then he says, it's not like the lion is coming to the city and now

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a lion is out of its normal habitat. So it has to be careful,

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it's a bit disoriented itself no is saying even if you as an

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individual who is connected properly to Rasulullah sallallahu

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Sallam go into the jungle, which is the habitat of the line itself.

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It's totally confident it knows it knows the way in that jungle, it

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will still cover in front of you if that's the case. But you have

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to be one who's associated strongly with Rasul Allah Salah

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and that's why he makes that the condition.

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So then he says

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that, just as in the previous poem, where he said that the

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enemies became so disoriented that they stopped seeing the difference

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between small animals and the enemy thinking that they were

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interested it'd be jumping at any at everything. Well, love or

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animals. There's some exaggeration or they or they may have happened

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in certain cases. But this is a poem as you can understand. And

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Allah subhanaw taala says, My UT Rasul Allah, Allah, Allah, anybody

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who's obedient to the messenger, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, they

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have been obedient to Allah subhanho wa taala. That is our

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human manifestation that we need to follow, because we can relate

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to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi salam being a fellow human being

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and woman into Serbia and anybody who then seeks assistance through

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the professor Lawson through Allah subhanho wa Taala lumea, the

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liberal high lib, nobody can overcome that person then it's

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related that there was one on one occasion some of the Sahaba among

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whom was Abdullah ibn Umar Radi Allahu Anhu was going through a

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jungle somewhere or going through somewhere and a lion came up

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I believe now I'm one of them and went towards it and took its ears

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and he led it away from the path so then everybody else could pass

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and then he made the statement he said look, if Tamala

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lo hifter Mala Tirana and a half a min km Kulu che if you are truly

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free

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You're full of Allah subhanho wa Taala everything would be fearful

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from of you. This also they say happened to another hobby.

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And this hobby was of honey.

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You'd be surprised that you've got a Sahaba from Afghanistan, but

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that is the one country that can actually boast as a hobby.

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His name was Romain.

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His name was Romain but he was more famously known as Safina the

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Allah one and his MO la Rasulillah lessons he was actually a save of

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the Prophet sallallahu Sallam and the prophets Allah lorrison Call

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him Safina because he was very strong, and he could pick up

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pick up he was from bulk in, in Afghanistan today, although in

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that time, it's probably called Hora son. But today it's called

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Afghanistan. So he wasn't Avani. Actually. He was called Asani.

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They they say this, the Sahaba were Saudis. No, they were Arabs,

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not Saudi Saudi Arabia is a modern state is the name of the state. So

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there was no they were no certainly they were Arabs. They

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were from zero till Arab. So there's some people who have a

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problem with the Saudi regime, even Saudis themselves their

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problem with you know, the certitudes so they if you say, are

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you going to Saudi Arabia, is it not? And don't say like ultra

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conservative, in a 30 year, say, just era to era.

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And it's Saudi Arabia man, that's the problem. That's what it is.

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Then somebody overcomes a place that's where it becomes cold,

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whether you like it or not. Right. You know, you can't be romantic

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about it and say, Well, you know, there is nostalgia here. There is

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but that's that's who run it. That's who that's who run the

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place. What are you gonna do about it? You know, take it as it is.

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So, this happened with Safina Mola Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam as well. He came across a line, and this is what he said.

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And Imola. Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.

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I am the slave of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said

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the Lion actually showed him the way where to how to go.

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Next time you come across a line tell him you're a Muslim, you're a

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follower of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, let's see how much him man

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has him you can say that with.

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Believe me if you say that with hasm It will happen.

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If you have Yaqeen Allah subhanaw taala Believe me, Allah will show

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you the saints.

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Allah and she doesn't you just have to have the yaki

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Allah give us more yaki and we need more European may have in

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small things, sometimes big things, they shake us. That's how

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you build it up.

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What's happened with me twice, they're just IG twice. I've lost

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my hotbar on a Friday and I found it again, even though I'm quite

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sure that I lost it.

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One was just about two weeks ago, I put the hotwire in my pocket. So

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I went like this and put it from my over garment. I put it inside.

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I remember doing that. I went and I couldn't find it.

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When I came back home, I read in earlier coming back home I read in

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Atilla when it Rogers, Allah can give it to us if you really wants

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to, I wish this would happen all the time. But it doesn't happen

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all the time. Right? The Yaquina isn't there fully, but came home

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and I found it on the shelf.

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Like I'm sure I tried to put in my pocket. And what I assumed was

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that it probably dropped out, I hadn't put it in my pocket

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properly. Because you know, when you put something in from an over

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Garmin into this pocket, you may have not put it properly any must

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have dropped out. That's what I remember more. So when I was in

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America, once I was going for Juwan, I had to drive his two

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miles to the muscle drive to the machine. There's this long stretch

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of road and the window was open, some somewhat open about half open

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or something like that. And I put the paper

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with the with the lecture notes, etc already on the seat next to

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me. And I saw paper flying out. And I couldn't find the so even

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came back I stopped the car that I went and looked around. I mean,

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how far is the paper gonna go? I looked around, I couldn't see

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anything. And I am 100% Sure I saw a paper fly out the out of the

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window. That's why I stopped confined, came back and I was like

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those notes were really because I really spent a lot of time

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preparing those notes

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must have gone in and said whatever I could from memory. I

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didn't have all the notes but you've just prepared you know what

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you're saying? But I wanted those notes. And

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I came back got into the car and the paper was there on the floor

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of the car.

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Now I saw something play out somehow, maybe or something else

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that flew out. But for me, it definitely flew out. Do you

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understand? So it happens you get it. It's just if you can have your

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your team

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in more serious situations. So these these things are all

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possible. There are so many stories like that that you will

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hear day in and day out. You just have to think of Allah at the

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right time. That's the most important thing that Allah should

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be in your mind when these kinds of things happen. Then I'll

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I will be yours. That's why the prophets Allah Allah, some said,

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to Ibis are the Allahu Anhu that be mindful of Allah and He will be

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mindful of you.

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If Allah, you will be mindful of Allah, He will be mindful of you

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be mindful of Allah, you will find him in front of you. So

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these are the things that happen.

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There was another Sheikh somewhere, or whether you have

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Allah who

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had invited some guests to his house, they'd come to visit him

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and a lion, or wild beasts or whatever it was kept bothering

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this particular guests, when he was trying to come, they get the

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guests, this particular beast, it went and stood in its way. So the

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way he must have seen this, so he went out, he took hold of the ear

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of this animal. And he told it off. He said, haven't I told you

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before not to mess with my

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it's like talking to his dog. You know, the way people talk to their

00:36:05 --> 00:36:07

dog these days? You know?

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Haven't I told you before not to mess with my guests.

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So all of these things are absolutely present. I fully

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believe in these things, though. They sound mythical. Never

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happened to me. But I fully believe this. Because if you can

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project what you're keen, you have, what's I mean? SubhanAllah.

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This is absolutely possible. I don't know what I would do in that

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situation. But I would definitely try it.

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But that's not good enough. I'm gonna try it. It might work. It

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might not. That's not good enough. You have to realize that what's

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good enough is I know it's going to work. When I can say that, that

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means Jackie.

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I don't know if I can say that. Stand in front and say what I want

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to say. And know that it's not going to do give my heart and

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overpower the hearts of the animal. Right because of iman.

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Then that's, that's when you say you got your key. So that that's

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what you need to make. And you can't just get into the ring and

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knock the other guy down. You have to prepare for the ring.

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That's what our Sheikh says you can you have to prepare for this.

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So you can't just get into the ring you will be knocked out. Say

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I'm going to do this the next time it happens, but we miss our

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prayers. We mess around we look around we were not careful of what

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we eat. It's something it's not gonna happen. You have to build

00:37:24 --> 00:37:25

your Eman first.

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And that's why it says that from an ATO Allah authority who could

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Kulu shade anybody who's fully obedient of Allah subhanaw taala

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everything will be obedient to Him.

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And to acquire any Miralem dish Had l moocow. When for either

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shahidul MCO when curnutt will acquire no mark, you are just

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among the people, the beings until you've seen the one who is the

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creator of the beings. Once you're with the creator of the beings all

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the creation is with you. That's what it is. What will die tofield

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What are however that Quwata illa biLlah Hill alila Aleem and then

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he says, Well, I'm Tara I mean, Wally, you know, you're on docid

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MBE? Well, I mean, I do whenever you're among qassimi, you shall

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see no saint that is not helped through him. You will never see or

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what do you have Allah who doesn't get assistance because of being

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with Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.

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What I mean by is fully obedience. And you will see no foe that is

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not overwhelmed or overwhelmed. If you have that connection with the

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Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.

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So what the author is saying here, what he means by when he here is

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any believer, any believer who is seeking assistance, by His

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obedience to the messenger SallAllahu is when you say seeking

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assistance, and not praying to the rest of the law isn't the way to

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seek assistance from messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam is to

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be obedient to do what he's told us to do. That is the best form of

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soccer you could have from Rasulullah salAllahu alayhi

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wasallam. So you will then have benefit and victory over both your

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physical

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and any other form of enemy that is out there for you meaning

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anything that is to your detriment.

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It will be destroyed, it will not be able to stand. And the reason

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the Sahaba showed us because they were the closest in their

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obedience to the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam so be

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it they were physically close as well. Obviously, they were there

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with him, they were chosen. So the Sahaba has shown us that that is

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the ability there.

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May Allah subhanahu wa Tada give us the Tofik and then finally he

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says a handler or matter who heads the miletti he can lay the

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helemaal Ashish Birla, he urged me. So what he says here is

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the stronghold of his faith is where he set his people like a

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lion which places its cubs in the sea.

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first place. So now he's saying that the way the lion if he's

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placed his cubs in a safest place, being the king of the jungle

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jungle, knowing where to place having the right kind of security,

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this is exactly what the Prophet salallahu has placed his ummah and

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he's shown us the way, if we follow that way we will be in the

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safest of places just like the lion cubs in the safest and most

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secure secure places.

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So that's where he says, A Hello motto he placed, he placed his

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armor, he hid his humility he he hid his humility in the protection

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Hills means something that is that has its full defense and is fully

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secure. fully secure of his Dean millet is Dean millet his belief

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so he's placed him in the calligraphy just like lathe is

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another name for acid acid lathe. These are Arabic has about 10 or

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20 words for the line.

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Because the line was a very important point of

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discussion in poetry and everything, so they've got Robin

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for lathe. They've got acid they've got I can't remember some

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of the

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I can't remember some of the other words but they've got so many

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words just for just for length for for the line. Second Lady hello

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mr. Burley who has a lighted with its cubs a Shabbat is cubs fee me

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in the safest place in the safest place that it could put it. So

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that's that's how anybody who that's the profit and loss has

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done that for us. Now. All that is required is for us to build that

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relationship and obedience, so that we can also gain that

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elevation, and that humility, and baraka and that blessing.

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So,

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what are Aisha al Boronia says, error is a desert. Sinners have to

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flee through him, they wind salvation and brilliant company.

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That's Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.

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Wilfred Blount says the voice of power speaks from the wilderness.

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It chooses untaught men, Lone wonders of the rocks, shepherds

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with slings and stones, young Somis from their flock.

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That's been the power of the Quran when took people away from the

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desert and made them the rulers of the world.

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Now, the poem says and so he bears his brothers, all his treasures

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his children, joyfully calling out to the very heart of his long

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awaited Lord.

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And God called out to me and said, Rise prophets rise and hear and

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see and let my works be seen and heard. By all who turned aside

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from me.

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That's the promise of the Lord isn't being told.

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That now you need to openly and publicly proclaim your message.

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Allahu Manta Silla, Morinda salaam Tabata little jewelry will Iran

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Allahumma Yaga younger medical history Allahumma yahan learning

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Yeoman you know how you learn to Subhanak inner code nominal body

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mean our life except our doors of Allah accept our gathering here.

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Oh Allah, except our reading of this blessing poem. May You give

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us the true understanding of our messenger sallallahu alayhi wa

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salam and the true ability to have true obedience to Him and grant us

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the confidence and the valid that the Sahaba had. Grant us the

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confidence and the resolution and the full resolve that they had of

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Allah grant us the ability to be satisfied with what you do for us

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in this world. And to always be content and not to ever be unhappy

00:43:53 --> 00:43:58

or unsatisfied or depressed. Oh Allah, Oh Allah grant us and our

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Muslim brothers and sisters around the world. Your assistance, your

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victory, your elevation, your dignity and Your Honor. Oh Allah.

00:44:06 --> 00:44:10

Oh Allah, Oh Allah ennoble us with Your Honor, ennoble all of us with

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Your Honor noble, all of us with Your honor, and grant us the

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ability to fully understand the truth of your message and the

00:44:16 --> 00:44:20

significance of your message. Oh Allah, Oh Allah, we ask that you

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make our hearts the way you want them to be of Allah We ask that

00:44:24 --> 00:44:28

you make us the way you want us to be the way you'd be satisfied with

00:44:28 --> 00:44:31

us and make your obedience beloved, in our heart and your

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disobedience make that hated in our heart. Oh Allah for us. It's a

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lifelong struggle. It's a strenuous and difficult path for

00:44:40 --> 00:44:44

us and a life and this journey of Allah We ask that you make it easy

00:44:44 --> 00:44:47

for us. We ask that you may facilitated for us because

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facilitated is only that which you facilitate. Oh Allah easy is only

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that which you make easy. We ask that you remove the obstacles from

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our past that prevent us from worshipping you

00:45:00 --> 00:45:04

Allah we ask that you make your worship so beloved in our sight,

00:45:04 --> 00:45:07

that we enjoy doing it grant us the sweetness of our faith grant

00:45:07 --> 00:45:11

the sweetness of our faith of Allah We ask that you have mercy

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on us that you have mercy and compassion on us. For your the all

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merciful, your rivers of mercy are constantly flowing, we ask that

00:45:19 --> 00:45:22

you give us even a single drop of it would suffice. Oh Allah, don't

00:45:22 --> 00:45:26

deprive us of Allah don't deprive us, Oh Allah, Oh Allah, we ask

00:45:26 --> 00:45:29

that in the remaining parts of our life that you give us a trophy to

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do only good and that you forgive all of our wrongs of our past. You

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forgive the wrongs of our past and you turn them into good deeds for

00:45:37 --> 00:45:42

us, as you must message us a little of it who has mentioned in

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numerous ahaadeeth in numerous ahaadeeth Oh Allah, we ask that

00:45:46 --> 00:45:49

you give us the best of all those that are made in this night. And

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you protect us from all the evils that are out there and you protect

00:45:52 --> 00:45:55

us and our children now progeny until the day of judgment. And you

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grant us the company of our messenger sallallahu alayhi wa

00:45:59 --> 00:46:01

salam in the Hereafter, and you make the best day of our

00:46:01 --> 00:46:04

existence, the day that we stand in front of you in the hereafter.

00:46:04 --> 00:46:08

Subhan Allah be corrupt binaries that you'll see food in our cellar

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when I learn more, Serena will have the point of a lecture is to

00:46:12 --> 00:46:16

encourage people to act to get further an inspiration and

00:46:16 --> 00:46:21

encouragement, persuasion. The next step is to actually start

00:46:21 --> 00:46:25

learning seriously to read books to take on a subject of Islam and

00:46:25 --> 00:46:28

to understand all the subjects of Islam at least at the basic level,

00:46:29 --> 00:46:32

so that we can become more aware of what our Dean wants from us.

00:46:32 --> 00:46:37

And that's why we started Rayyan courses so that you can actually

00:46:37 --> 00:46:41

take organize lectures on demand whenever you have free time,

00:46:41 --> 00:46:45

especially for example, the Islamic essentials course that we

00:46:45 --> 00:46:49

have on the Islamic essentials certificate which you take 20

00:46:49 --> 00:46:53

Short modules and at the end of that inshallah you will have

00:46:53 --> 00:46:58

gotten the basics of most of the most important topics in Islam and

00:46:58 --> 00:47:00

you'll feel a lot more confident. You don't have to leave lectures

00:47:00 --> 00:47:03

behind you can continue to live, you know to listen to lectures,

00:47:03 --> 00:47:07

but you need to have this more sustained study as well as local

00:47:07 --> 00:47:09

law here in Santa Monica when I have to live record

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