Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Scary Fear or Reverential Fear [Hikam 233]

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the benefits of knowing and achieving learning and achieving, as it is key to achieving success in life. They stress the importance of fear and the need for more knowledge to avoid damaging one's knowledge. The speakers also touch on the legacy of the church and the need for people to practice the right way to avoid unnecessary harm. There is also a course on Islamic essentials and fundamental concepts of Islam.

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			Have you noticed that the Sunnah
Kira for the Friday prayer for the
		
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			province of Assam used to recite
in Juma prayer used to be sub
		
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			Bhisma and * attack a hadith
Allah Shia, so to lie Shia and
		
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			what's the first one called
		
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			Surah Al Abdullah killer and sort
of the last year. Now why these
		
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			two sorters so I was thinking
about them for a while. And what's
		
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			really interesting is that in
Joomla, Allah says, First Out,
		
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			Isla de la Surah Juma says, rushed
to the remembrance of Allah.
		
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			And in July you generally have a
talk, you have a holdover and you
		
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			have some remainder. And then the
sooner clearer that the Prophet
		
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			saw some use to recite generally
would be
		
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			said be his motto be kaleida and
*, Otago Hadith, Aloha Shia was
		
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			interesting in both of these
sources, and you will probably
		
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			notice that next time in sha Allah
as well, is that in each of these,
		
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			there's a command to remind.
		
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			Well, that care for in the
vicarage and for all what meaning
		
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			was the other one
		
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			for the kid in authority Vicara
and remind the process miss being
		
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			told remind, because reminders are
beneficial.
		
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			reminders are beneficial.
		
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			Bismillah Al Rahman Rahim Al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu
		
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			salam or idle Murthy Ramadan, Lara
Alameen wa ala early he was Safi
		
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			albaraka was a limiter Sleeman
Kathira on Eli Hometeam
		
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			Amar beret.
		
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			In the continuation of our series
on Ignatov Allah al Iskander is
		
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			Kitab al Hakim, the Book of
Wisdom.
		
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			We are on page 94. The last wisdom
on there, which is
		
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			wisdom number 233. PAGE 94.
		
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			He says Elmo in Karana Tula Shia
to
		
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			felucca where he loves Lake Elmo
in car a little harsher to falaqa.
		
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			We're in love Alec, an extremely
short but very, very comprehensive
		
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			statement.
		
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			And the reason this is really,
really important is because you
		
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			everybody must have constantly and
frequently heard the benefits of
		
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			knowledge, how our faith stands on
knowledge, without knowledge, our
		
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			faith is nothing because we need
knowledge to understand what's our
		
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			requirements, purpose of our life,
in this world, who Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala is Allah subhanaw taala has
given us an intellect to acquire
		
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			this knowledge where
		
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			the grasp of our five senses end,
that's where our intelligence
		
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			comes in, and takes over. And we
need the intelligence to acquire
		
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			knowledge without knowledge a
person is weak, a person is
		
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			helpless, and a person is in need.
Knowledge is what enriches you,
		
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			knowledge is what empowers you.
		
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			Knowledge is what enhances you.
However, knowledge as well is not
		
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			an end in itself. We gain
knowledge for a particular
		
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			purpose. And with anything else,
it comes with something the car is
		
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			a tool.
		
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			But depending on your car, it will
evoke different emotions in
		
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			different people and yourself.
Some cars will just be a means for
		
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			you from getting from point A to
B, literally.
		
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			Other cars will be a means of
point A to B maybe. But plus also
		
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			give you a bit of bragging rights.
Turn people's attention towards
		
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			you. Give people an idea of who
you may be or what you may be or
		
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			what you may be worth. Can you see
there's multiple purposes, even in
		
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			a simple vehicle,
		
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			even in a simple means. So
likewise, knowledge is a means
		
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			it's not an end in itself. And
knowledge has an intrinsic ability
		
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			to rise because it will and
knowledge causes people to rise.
		
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			People respect knowledge. If you
can sit there and rattle off seven
		
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			different points about history
people will be amazed and very
		
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			impressed by you.
		
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			If you can sit and talk about the
benefits of tea and you're having
		
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			tea, and you can give somebody
several benefits of tea and how
		
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			it's what it contains and what it
does and how its manufactured.
		
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			People will be impressed.
		
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			That T discussion will become an
enhanced discussion. That's what
		
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			knowledge does knowledge,
knowledge L L mo
		
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			Dr. Lu, as the Arabic statement
says, knowledge rises. So the
		
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			person who has knowledge will
ascend with it as well.
		
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			The rising of it, the rising of
the person
		
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			needs to be measured because
again, it's a tool, it's not a
		
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			knowledge is not a means it's only
a means it's not a end to itself.
		
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			There are obviously various
different types of knowledge, lots
		
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			of different types of alien. And
you heard many, many further over.
		
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			It's extremely emphasized,
		
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			intensely encouraged in our face
to have knowledge, Jehovah Allah,
		
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			and ignorance unawareness is
blameworthy is looked down upon
		
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			journal he lun a spoken about in a
negative way in the Quran. The ILM
		
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			the Obama has spoken about, in a
very respected sense with lots of
		
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			virtue and benefits. So that is
what we need to gain knowledge.
		
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			But then as with everything, as I
said, it comes with its qualities
		
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			and characteristics and
challenges. So knowledge does the
		
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			same thing. That's why he says
that what will make your knowledge
		
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			benefits beneficial, and it will
take you to where it's supposed to
		
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			take you is Hashem.
		
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			That's why he said, If
		
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			your knowledge is united with
fear,
		
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			he actually says if fear is united
with knowledge, meaning if your
		
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			knowledge comes
		
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			in accompanied by fear, then it is
for you. Meaning it is to your
		
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			benefits. If not, then your
knowledge will actually be against
		
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			you, if there's no fear attached
to it, will actually be against
		
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			you
		
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			will actually be against you. Now,
the problem is, what kind of fear
		
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			are we speaking about here? What
does that even mean to you?
		
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			Because everybody's trying to gain
a bit more knowledge. That's why
		
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			you listen to lectures. That's why
you're sitting here. We want to
		
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			gain closeness to Allah subhanaw
taala, we want to learn a bit
		
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			more, we want to learn a bit more
about ourselves. We don't want
		
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			just juicy details. Those are
nice. But what we really want is
		
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			how can I learn that much more or
be reminded by what I say be
		
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			reminded of what I was supposed to
know. And I do know, but I had
		
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			forgotten because humans we forget
things. So let's just say that you
		
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			have a certain routine, if you get
a certain stomachache or a
		
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			headache, there's a certain
routine right? And you haven't had
		
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			a stomachache or a headache for a
very long time and used to have
		
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			them before in use of a routine
and mashallah used to work to help
		
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			you alleviate your symptoms. And
then what happened is that you
		
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			fell ill again after maybe two
three years of not having it.
		
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			you forgotten what you used to do?
Somebody said, Oh, try this. Oh,
		
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			yes, I used to do that. It's
actually very useful. And usually
		
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			you knew that you've actually used
it before. When something happens
		
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			to your car.
		
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			Something happens at home. You
knew what to do you do know but
		
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			you forget that's why Allah says
in the Quran was a clear and
		
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			remind for in a way in the thick
rotten for all Momineen
		
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			Have you noticed that the Sunnah
Kira for the Friday prayer for the
		
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			province of Assam used to recite
in Juma prayer it used to be some
		
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			Bhisma and * attack a hadith
Allah Shia, so to lie Shia and
		
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			what's the first one called
		
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			Surah Al Allah. And so the last
year now why these two suitors so
		
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			I was thinking about them for a
while. And what's really
		
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			interesting is that in Joomla,
Allah, Allah says, First our ILA
		
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			decree law, sutra, Joomla says,
rushed to the remembrance of
		
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			Allah.
		
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			And in July you generally have a
talk, you have a hot River and you
		
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			have some remainder. And then the
Sunnah Cara that the Prophet saw
		
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			some use to recite generally would
be
		
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			said be his model be kaleida and
*, Otago Hadith, Aloha Shia was
		
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			interesting in both of these
sources, and you will probably
		
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			notice that next time in sha Allah
as well, is that in each of these,
		
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			there's a command to remind.
		
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			Well, was the kill for in the
vicarage? And for all what meaning
		
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			was the other one
		
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			further kill in authority Decra
and remind the process has been
		
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			told remind, because reminders are
beneficial.
		
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			reminders are beneficial.
		
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			Subhanallah there's a hadith that
I've read, and I've probably
		
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			taught
		
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			and I've never put it into action.
It's a certain
		
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			While I never put into action,
just a few weeks ago, I was
		
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			sitting somewhere
		
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			and listening in another masjid
and they had a little reminder.
		
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			And the particular Imam brought up
that say, oh Subhan Allah, it is
		
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			so appropriate for a certain
situation that I was experiencing.
		
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			So even though I'd read the
Hadith, multiple times, and maybe
		
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			even taught it a few times, but we
don't connect, so that's why
		
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			reminder. So in both of the Surah
So in fact, it vichara
		
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			remind us of benefit. And in
attack a hadith of Asha would say,
		
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			what are the key for superhet
further cure for in Nama and
		
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			thermo, the cure?
		
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			And remain because you're the
reminder.
		
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			You remind? So,
		
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			as a reminder for Friday, it's a
time to remind, and to take
		
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			remembrance. So now what what is
this fear?
		
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			What kind of fear Do we need when
we learn something? What kind of
		
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			fear? Do we need? Fear means and
if you ask children, what is fear
		
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			mean? It's like fear of a lion.
Fear of something scary, you want
		
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			to run away. You don't want to
stick around something scary.
		
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			I don't know today, people are
weird because they watch horror
		
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			movies and they want to stick
around and watch more.
		
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			And risk the nightmares. I don't
know that's a weird psychological
		
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			complex. That is definitely not
what Allah subhanaw taala has in
		
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			mind. That's not what Allah means
here. That is not what has she
		
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			refers to her share in what is
called shame. That's why why he is
		
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			translated as fear and the word
Harsha
		
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			is easily translated most of the
time by fear. But I don't agree
		
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			with that idea. Because if you
look at the definition of fear,
		
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			fear is an intensely unpleasant
emotion
		
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			in response to perceiving or
recognizing a danger or threat,
		
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			and fear causes psychological
changes that may produce
		
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			behavioral reactions, such as
mounting an aggressive response of
		
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			fleeing the threat.
		
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			Absolutely nothing to do with this
fear that we're talking about
		
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			here.
		
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			Subhanallah that is definitely
not. I mean, fear causes a
		
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			freezing response, horror, terror,
paralysis, fight or flight.
		
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			And it's to do with perception of
danger. There's
		
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			Okay, while there may be a
perception of danger, in the sense
		
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			that if I disobey Allah subhanaw
taala, then yes, I'm scared of
		
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			hellfire. But that's not what
Allah wants from us that don't be
		
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			afraid of Allah because you're
afraid of hellfire. Be afraid of
		
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			Allah because you're afraid of
displeasing him. Your love should
		
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			be so intense.
		
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			Your love and affection.
		
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			And a desire for Allah to be
pleased with you should be so
		
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			intense, that you're just fearful
of upsetting that you're fearful
		
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			of causing a problem, you fear or
you're fearful of
		
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			your you don't want to risk Allah
subhanaw taala being displeased of
		
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			you what a different idea.
		
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			That is not the I would say that's
more reverence and extreme
		
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			reverence.
		
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			Because that's what happens. And
one of the best examples we can
		
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			observe of this is that you see
children, their mum tells them
		
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			off.
		
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			And they want to go into the
mother's lap. Their mom's telling
		
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			them off, generally, when somebody
tells you, you want to run away
		
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			from them. But if it's the mother
telling you off, you want to go
		
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			into her lap. And if you're
already in the lab, then you want
		
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			to hug her and you want to embrace
her, as though the
		
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			best place to be is that in this
fearful situation.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala is
supposed to be greater, more
		
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			compassionate, more merciful than
the mother. So the idea is the
		
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			safest place to be with Allah is
back with him
		
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			is closer to him. So this is this
word is a bit.
		
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			If your knowledge is united with
fearful reverence, or reverential
		
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			fear, I'm struggling here. Hashem,
		
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			right?
		
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			That you don't want Allah subhanaw
taala to be displeased.
		
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			We don't want anything to go
wrong.
		
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			That just marks
		
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			our record,
		
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			then it is for you, then that
knowledge is going to be for you.
		
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			Now you see the benefit of that
knowledge? Why are we studying
		
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			for? Why are we trying to gain
something for now for a lot of
		
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			people who just study a bit, this
might not be a big problem. It
		
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			might be relatively speaking
because as soon as you become a
		
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			bit more knowledgeable within your
own circles, you always compare
		
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			yourself. Generally look, if
you're from a very knowledgeable
		
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			circle, you're not going to be
without knowledge. Your knowledge
		
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			is generally
		
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			According to your peers, because
knowledge goes around. So if you
		
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			now start sitting in the
gatherings and learning a bit
		
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			more, you're suddenly going to
have a bit more knowledge than
		
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			your circle of friends. And
they're going to start saying, you
		
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			know, Manasa, buggy, you know, and
this, and you know, you're shaking
		
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			now and you're more knowledgeable
and so on. What that's gonna do is
		
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			that's gonna make you a bit more
arrogant. That's why this reverent
		
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			fear of Allah is needed to keep us
in check that I'm doing this for
		
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			myself. I'm not doing this to show
off, I'm not doing this to get
		
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			praise from people. You know,
there's some people they go and
		
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			you know, because they find out
your score says, Oh, he's a very
		
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			big scholar. Right? And you're
like, Come on, man. That's
		
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			don't even say that. Even if I do
have more knowledge, why are you
		
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			even saying it for but differences
that make let me do what I need to
		
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			do with my knowledge. by just
saying you got knowledge, this
		
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			just sounds like just so boring.
		
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			But
		
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			everybody needs to be careful with
this because we're always
		
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			enhancing ourselves, we're always
enhancing ourselves. Now, that
		
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			also tells you that if the
knowledge is there, with that fear
		
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			inshallah it will be to your
benefit. It says that,
		
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			while knowledge without fear,
		
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			should you have knowledge without
fear? Or should you compare to no
		
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			knowledge at all? Should you just
stop wanting to learn something?
		
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			Because if you learn something,
then you better have fear with it.
		
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			You better have this reverential
fear with it.
		
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			Because once you have knowledge,
you're taken to a higher task,
		
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			you're taken to a higher end
account. So should you rather stay
		
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			ignorant, they say no, because the
person with knowledge generally
		
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			eventually should develop the
harsher.
		
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			You because you learn more about
Allah, you learn about more,
		
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			what's important. And then you can
develop that love, that loving
		
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			fear of Allah subhanaw taala. The
one who knows and doesn't practice
		
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			might be punished a bit more.
		
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			But then the person who doesn't
know may be punished for not
		
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			knowing. I don't know which one's
worse? I'd rather know because at
		
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			least you've got a chance of
getting somewhere with knowledge
		
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			than with ignorance. See, at the
end of the day, the one who knows
		
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			and this doesn't have to be a an
island and a Mufti and a shaker it
		
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			just means the one who knows that
what he's required to know. So
		
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			everybody, right that should have
knowledge. Says for in the LA
		
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			Olympia de missa hula, yesterday,
Kobe, Hema for the axon manager
		
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			Haley either Turb you got an
ignorant person and you've got
		
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			somebody who knows something. The
person who knows something has a
		
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			lamp with him, at least, might not
be using it. Yes, some people have
		
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			a lamp. It's like a candle. Can
you don't be a candle? A candle
		
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			destroys itself while it
illuminates others. Don't be like
		
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			that, that your knowledge destroys
you acts against us. While we help
		
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			others with it. May Allah protect
us from being like that. But at
		
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			the end of the day, you've got the
light, you can use it in the right
		
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			way. So he says the Arlin in his
hand is the lamp of knowledge by
		
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			which he can easily make amends
and make up for whatever he has
		
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			lost much more than an ignorant
person who doesn't have anything
		
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			when they both make Dover.
		
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			See a jar Hill who's made Toba he
doesn't know now what he should be
		
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			making Toba off or what he should
be doing. At least a knowledgeable
		
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			person will know hey, I've got
Qatar prayers. I better do those.
		
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			I better make up amends with
others the Joe he doesn't know
		
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			yet. He's still gonna have to
learn. If he doesn't get that
		
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			opportunity to learn he's in
bigger trouble. So always learn
		
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			more. But just along with the
learning just temperate. Just keep
		
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			it in check with Reverend fear of
Allah subhanho wa taala. It says
		
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			fucken UWGB rule and emotional
halili fishery. Sharon Mala huge,
		
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			beautiful Johanna V center in our
workforce.
		
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			And more knowledgeable person can
sometimes make amends within a
		
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			month, more than a job gehele can
do in a in a whole year or more.
		
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			What could take an ignorant person
a year or more to make amends for
		
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			and to remove the shortcomings and
Adam can do it maybe in you know,
		
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			in a month. And again what I mean
by Ireland is somebody who knows
		
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			about what to do doesn't have to
be the one who leads the prayer.
		
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			That's why basically in other
words, what I explained to you
		
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			earlier shakable Hashem Sheikh Abu
Hassan assured that he says Allah
		
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			Allah mocha Danny Rhodora him
		
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			knowledge is supposed to be like
money, pounds and dollars and
		
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			dinars and theorems. If Allah
wants he can benefit you by these
		
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			this money that he's given you.
		
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			Or he can make you he can harm you
by it. So you've got money.
		
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			There's two people they both have
		
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			Have martial law resources. One
person uses it in the right way as
		
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			Tofik he's got more than enough to
spend on himself and others and
		
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			does it and benefits themselves
and others by it. And there's
		
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			others who just selfishly benefit
themselves, actually harm
		
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			themselves by thinking their
benefit, because they're just
		
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			using it in the wrong way.
		
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			We all need to see this as an
inheritance that the profit or
		
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			loss has left for all of us.
		
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			Some people take a bigger amount
from it, and some people take a
		
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			lesser amount from it, because m
is the way profits, right of the
		
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			Gambia. And this is the only raw
the only legacy that has no
		
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			arguments about and you can take
as much as you want. That's the
		
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			amazing thing.
		
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			This is legacy that the professor
has left for us in abundance,
		
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			copious amounts, take as much as
you want. You can't there's no
		
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			competition here.
		
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			But people are argument arguing
about the grandfathers and great
		
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			grandfathers and grandmothers and
fathers. And mashallah, there's a
		
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			there's a fire after the person
dies, that rages for months and
		
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			years.
		
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			This is the one you can take
freely and nobody wants to take
		
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			except a few people.
		
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			Take a class, learn something.
		
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			Everybody has time these days, two
hours a week, just two hours a
		
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			week on learn something
		
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			not just to be on a serious class,
just learn something, read a book
		
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			from reliable office, read the
Tafseer read the Quran, and that
		
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			will inshallah allow the cashier
to develop and will become more
		
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			knowledgeable.
		
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			You'd have to argue about less
petty things in sha Allah.
		
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			So everybody's an inheritor in
that regard. on them, I do discuss
		
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			that if you take the knowledge,
but you don't act on it, are you
		
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			an inheritor?
		
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			So some say no, you're not an
inheritor. Because you're not
		
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			acting on the knowledge. Others
say, Look, you are an inherited
		
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			but you're a bad inheritor.
		
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			Right, because at the end of the
day, it's yours, but you've not
		
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			done anything with it. So you're a
bad inheritor. So there's a good
		
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			inherit a bad inherited others,
they know you're not even
		
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			inherited.
		
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			We leave that to Allah subhanaw
taala we all want to be inheritors
		
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			May Allah subhanaw taala make us
inheritors of the Prophet
		
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			salallahu alayhi salam with the
true knowledge the way the Prophet
		
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			saw some of the Sahaba headed
Sheikh Abdullah Ganga he
		
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			provides
		
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			a commentary on this he says,
knowledge that is accompanied with
		
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			the fear of Allah is beneficial in
both this world and next. While
		
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			knowledge that lacks such a
quality will be harmful in both
		
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			abodes.
		
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			True religious scholars are
distinguished from pseudo
		
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			scholars, by this inequality of
fear.
		
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			It's this inequality of reverent
fear that makes the inherited a
		
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			true inheritor and a true scholar.
		
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			That's why Allah says in the My
Yaksha Allah, when everybody he
		
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			Allah,
		
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			it's only Allah ma, that will
actually properly fear Allah so
		
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			you have to have knowledge to fear
Allah. How are you going to fear
		
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			Allah without knowledge, you don't
know what you're fearing? shaytaan
		
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			make you feel something else. So
there's no getting away from this.
		
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			You have to learn just learn it
properly, and have the right thing
		
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			with the letter are devoid of fear
on account of their pride, which
		
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			is the result of having gained
superficial knowledge. Superficial
		
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			that is due to the lack of
spiritual purity. May Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala make this easy for
us. A lot of men to Santa Monica
		
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			Santa Monica Bharatiya tarantula,
cron, Allahu Mia, how you use the
		
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			human bureaucratic and history
		
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			along the Ananda Yeoman Illa Allah
Subhana Allah in you know, what do
		
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			you mean? Just Allah who I know
Mohammed, Mohammed
		
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			Allahu Mia their journey with the
Quran here Martin Dean and Judy
		
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			will occur on your criminal
acromion where Hiral Missoulian
		
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			were hired on Martine Allahumma
Finnland our him now if you know
		
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			you know what is
		
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			Allahumma filet o Medici dinero
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			salam Lahoma fillings I mean,
honestly, Matt, one more mean you
		
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			know, you know, Delaria
immunodominant word. Allah, Allah,
		
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			Allah have mercy on us. Yeah,
Allah forgive us. Yeah, Allah,
		
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			your generosity, your mercy, your
benevolence, your compassion. Your
		
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			kindness is what we ask you for.
Oh Allah, Oh Allah, we ask you for
		
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			your kindness. We ask You for Your
Rama. We asked you for your
		
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			mascara of Allah forgive us all.
Who Allah purify us all. cleanse
		
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			us all of Allah from our years of
negligence, our years of
		
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			heedlessness our years of crime,
are we years of
		
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			we ask you forgiveness. For all
those sins we have committed the
		
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			transgressions that we have done
		
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			Oh ALLAH the sins that we have the
shortcomings that we have, or
		
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			Allah, we ask you forgiveness for
sins that have taken blessings
		
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			away from us that have taken
blessings away from our homes and
		
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			our families, the sins that have
turned people against one another,
		
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			have caused problems in the
hearts, the sins that have taken
		
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			away the pleasure of our faith,
the sins that have taken away the
		
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			sweetness of our Eman, the sins
that
		
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			keep us away from doing good
deeds, don't feel don't allow us
		
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			to feel good about doing good
deeds that turn us and even give
		
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			us doubts about our faith of Allah
that cause people trembling in
		
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			their religion, doubts about their
religion, and Oh Allah, sometimes
		
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			even close people to leave their
faith. And Oh Allah, we ask you
		
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			protection from all of these
things of Allah there is just so
		
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			much confusion out there. There is
just so much distraction out
		
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			there. There is just so much evil
out there. There is just so much
		
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			distraction, that the goodness all
the goodness out there, and
		
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			there's an abundance of goodness
becomes veiled and we can't see it
		
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			anymore. Oh Allah. Your mana will
somehow it will art of Allah
		
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			illuminate for us our path, grant
us beneficial knowledge and allow
		
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			our knowledge to be
		
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			a lamp that illuminates us and
then helps others as well. Oh
		
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			Allah grant us the Hashem that's
required of Allah fill our hearts
		
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			with the Hashi and your reverence
and your all and your love of
		
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			Allah allow us to
		
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			behold you with reverence of Allah
allow us to stand on the day of
		
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			judgment and behold you with
reference, Oh Allah, allow us to
		
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			be entered into Paradise by you
entered into your satisfaction
		
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			forever, so that you are never
unhappy with us. Oh Allah make
		
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			that easy for us in this world,
grant us that reverence in this
		
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			world so that we can have it in
the hereafter. Oh Allah.
		
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			Remove the difficulties that many
people are facing the floods that
		
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			have taken place in many countries
that oppression and persecution,
		
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			other places of Allah the natural
and manmade problems that people
		
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			are suffering of Allah the
sicknesses that people are going
		
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			through of Allah the pandemics,
the extreme heat in places the
		
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			extreme cold in other places, the
extreme rain in some places and
		
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			the extreme drought, drought in
other places. Oh Allah, what do
		
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			you have in mind for us, oh Allah
allow us to rectify ourselves, so
		
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			that we do not come under the
brunt of your punishment of Allah
		
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			that we are not recipients of your
punishment. Oh Allah make us of
		
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			those who are part of the armor
will model for Nike and Linkara Oh
		
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			Allah, those who fulfill the
obligations of Allah allow us to
		
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			see our shortcomings and to
rectify them. Allow us to see our
		
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			shortcomings and rectify them.
Allow us to do whatever little
		
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			good that we do. Oh Allah, we
thank you for it. And Allah
		
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			forgive us for our defects in it
for our shortcomings in it. Allow
		
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			us to enhance ourselves. Allow us
to be fully purified. Allow us to
		
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			be accepted for the service of
your deen of Allah bless all of
		
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			those who make these gatherings
happen. And facilitate them those
		
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			who attend them. And oh Allah
bless this entire congregation on
		
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			this night and allow us to be
forgiven and take us to metal for
		
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			those Subhanallah bigger popular
is at your mercy fauna Salam and
		
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			Arlen mursaleen will hamdulillah
popularity. The point of a lecture
		
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			is to encourage people to act to
get further an inspiration and
		
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			encouragement, persuasion. The
next step is to actually start
		
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			learning seriously to read books
to take on a subject of Islam and
		
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			to understand all the subjects of
Islam at least at the basic level,
		
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			so that we can become more aware
of what our Dean wants from us.
		
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			And that's why we started Rayyan
courses so that you can actually
		
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			take organize lectures on demand
whenever you have free time,
		
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			especially for example, the
Islamic essentials course that we
		
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			have on there, the Islamic
essential certificate which you
		
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			take 20 Short modules and at the
end of that inshallah you will
		
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			have gotten the basics of most of
the most important topics in Islam
		
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			and you'll feel a lot more
confident. You don't have to leave
		
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			lectures behind you can continue
to live, you know to listen to
		
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			lectures, but you need to have
this more sustained study as well
		
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			as aka law here in Salaam Alaikum
Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh