Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Schadenfreude and Breaking Ties

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses the miscalculations of people, including those who cause harm to others, and the use of sh tear to describe people as fearless and disrespectful. The "has been punished" concept is discussed, with emphasis on avoiding negative behavior and avoiding being saddened. The importance of shuns for believers and finding one's secret is emphasized, as well as the need for continuous presence in public settings to avoid losing momentum and becoming independent. The shun of people for the sake of Allah is also discussed, with emphasis on the importance of sharing information and being true believers in Islam.

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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
salatu salam ala so even more
		
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			serene while he also be here
Baraka was seldom at the Sleeman
		
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			GFI are on Eli Yomi Diem, a mother
and
		
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			my dear friends.
		
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			Yesterday we spoke about hatred.
Today I want to because we've got
		
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			less time I want to speak about, I
think just two short points.
		
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			One of them is
		
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			called rejoicing at somebody
else's misfortune.
		
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			Somebody had an accident, somebody
had a leak in their house,
		
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			somebody had a problem with their
children. Somebody failed the
		
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			exam, somebody lost their job,
		
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			or suffered any other kind of
setback. And for whatever reason,
		
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			you get excited by that.
		
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			This is what you call in Arabic,
it's called shamatha.
		
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			shamatha. It's generally linked to
shamatha tool I do, which means
		
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			the rejoicing at an enemy's
misfortune.
		
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			But unfortunately, sometimes, as I
mentioned before, as well, that we
		
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			may dislike somebody for no good
reason.
		
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			And then if something wrong
happens to them, he said, good for
		
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			them.
		
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			Now the problem is that the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam has really, and it's not a
problem, but the Prophet salallahu
		
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			alayhi salam has actually told us
not to do this. The prophets of
		
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			Allah Islam has actually mentioned
that if you see somebody in some
		
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			kind of distress, or somebody
who's just suffered some kind of
		
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			setback, shortcoming problem
accident, whatever it may be, he
		
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			gave us a draw for it.
		
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			The door he gave us was
Alhamdulillah Hilah, the Anthony
		
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			MIM Abdullah hoobie, he offered
Balani either cathedra amendment
		
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			Holika Tov Leela
		
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			Alhamdulillah, Hilary alpha, funny
mapped Allah who be he or for
		
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			Donny, Allah cathedra amendment
Halaqaat of de la such a perfect
		
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			dua this at this point, which is
all praises to Allah,
		
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			who gave me safety, well being and
security
		
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			from what he has
		
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			tested him with. This is a test
for him accident maybe.
		
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			There was one brother
		
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			just a few months ago, he got his
aamra visa.
		
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			And
		
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			with his group with his entire
group, he went from here on
		
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			Turkish Airlines to Istanbul.
There, they checked his passport
		
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			again, and they said you can't go
You can't carry on. Why? He said,
		
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			I've got the visa, he says yes,
you've got the visa. But Saudi
		
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			also requires that you have at
least six months to the expiry
		
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			date on your passport, and he was
just less than six months.
		
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			So he'd paid a lot of money for
this. This was a holiday for him.
		
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			He couldn't go at any other time.
That means he has to come back,
		
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			renew his passport, get a new
visa, and then go, all hotels
		
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			everything we're booked. Now
that's misfortune.
		
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			Now we're supposed to I remember
when this was mentioned, this is
		
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			the door we read. All praise is to
Allah, who gave us well being and
		
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			safety and security from what he
has tested him with, or her will.
		
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			And he has given us then we
remember all the bounties of Allah
		
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			and we say, and he has given us
for the honor and virtue over so
		
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			many people.
		
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			We remember the bounties that
Allah has given us, every moment
		
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			of a Muslims life should be
reflective and reminding you of
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala what Allah
has given.
		
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			That's what it's supposed to be.
Now on the other hand, something
		
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			wrong happens to somebody and we
start getting excited about it,
		
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			then that is very dangerous. This
as I mentioned before, there is no
		
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			term for this in English. No one
single term, right. But I think
		
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			there's a German term that we
borrow, it's called
		
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			SHODAN Frida.
		
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			It's called shamatha shaldon
Frida. What that means is to
		
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			delight and find joy in another
person's misfortune. You get
		
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			excited by it, and to laugh at the
situation. Children do this all
		
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			the time, but unfortunately adult
adults do it as well sometimes.
		
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			It is narrated on the authority of
waffleh YBNL UScar Radi Allahu
		
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			Anhu the sahabi that the messenger
of allah sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam said, do not display do not
display joy at your brother's
		
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			misfortune. Why?
		
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			Lest Allah grant him well being
and afflict you instead? This is
		
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			What frightened the daylights out
of me. Because you know, as
		
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			children, we laugh, we laugh at
our friends when something wrong
		
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			happens to them. And we then make
fun of them for a very long time.
		
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			Right? We then sometimes even make
nicknames for people based on
		
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			something that happened. And that
nickname sticks.
		
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			And, you know, Allah forgive us,
if we have made up a nickname for
		
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			somebody.
		
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			And that nickname sticks and it's
a negative nickname, and the
		
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			person doesn't like it, then can
you imagine for the rest of his
		
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			life, anybody who uses that
against him, you're gonna get sued
		
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			for it? Because you started that
name off.
		
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			If I make up a name for somebody,
and everybody finds out that name
		
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			and they start calling him that
name, can you imagine how bad that
		
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			is?
		
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			Allah forgive us from these kinds
of things.
		
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			So
		
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			this Hadith from Abu Dawood and
telemovie is saying that if you
		
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			rejoice at somebody else's
misfortune,
		
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			do not do it because in this
hadith, it says, Allah may give
		
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			him well being he may relieve him,
and he may afflict you instead.
		
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			And there's so many sayings as
well and the sayings that what
		
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			goes around comes around, what is
it? What is that what it is.
		
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			And while these are not sayings of
the prophets, Allah Lozano, but
		
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			these are common understandings
that this is what happens.
		
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			Life is very generic. If something
happens to somebody today, he's a
		
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			human being your human me could
happen to you.
		
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			If it's an accident,
		
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			then you drive a car as well, you
could have an accident.
		
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			If it's with his children, you
have children, it could be with
		
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			your children could be even worse.
That's why I never rejoice that
		
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			what bad happens to somebody else.
So delighting in the misfortune of
		
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			an enemy is extremely blameworthy,
even delighting in the misfortune
		
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			of an enemy is blameworthy,
especially if one interprets it as
		
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			an impersonal miracle or a
response to supplication.
		
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			For example, there's somebody that
you have an issue with, and
		
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			something bad happens to them.
		
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			Now you start thinking, and maybe
even tell people at least you
		
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			start thinking to yourself that,
you know, it's because of my
		
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			doors, or because he was bad to
me. That's why
		
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			I'm such a great person. That's
why He troubled me, I'm a Willie
		
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			of Allah. And that's why this
Kurama came up.
		
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			And then you start, you make,
		
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			I mean,
		
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			when you make a massage in your
house, and you get people visiting
		
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			you,
		
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			that's the next step. That's
extreme.
		
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			Rather, instead of that a person
must fear that this is Allah
		
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			devising against him. If you start
feeling like that, you must
		
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			actually fear that maybe this is
Allah making you think like that.
		
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			So then he's going to now plan
against you.
		
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			So be saddened by this. Be
saddened by the fact that the
		
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			other person has had a misfortune.
		
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			This is all about generosity of
the heart.
		
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			You know, especially if you don't
like somebody, and if they have
		
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			trouble, believe me, it's very
difficult to start making dua that
		
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			Allah relieve them. You may say it
in front of people, you will say,
		
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			Oh, may Allah really relieve him.
But you know what, I think he
		
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			deserves it.
		
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			May Allah relieve him, but you
know, he's such a bad person
		
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			anyway.
		
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			In one breath, we, I don't know if
the DOJ sincere, that statement is
		
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			sincere, which one is sincere.
		
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			But it takes a big heart to be
able to pray for your enemy,
		
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			believe me. You know, somebody
you're jealous off to pray for
		
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			them, Oh Allah give them more.
That is the antidote to jealousy.
		
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			If you can do that your jealousy
will go away.
		
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			You pray for the people you're
jealous of.
		
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			So what a person should do is to
be saddened and pray that the
		
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			other person's trial is lifted,
and that Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			replaced him with something even
better than the blessing that he
		
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			was that he has lost.
		
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			Of course, there's exceptions to
everything. An exception is that
		
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			if your enemy is an oppressor, as
we discussed the other day, right,
		
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			if your enemy is the oppressor,
and this affliction was due to
		
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			that is going to stop him from
that oppression.
		
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			For example, He's supplying drugs
everywhere. And one day, you know,
		
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			mashallah, they came and took all
of his drugs away, or they all got
		
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			lost, or whatever the case is,
then that's a good thing, because
		
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			it's gonna stop harming other
people. So that's fine. But
		
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			otherwise, don't think it's some
big parameter of ours and start
		
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			feeling good about it. In that
case, once delight is only due to
		
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			the removal of oppression and not
because of the trial itself. The
		
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			reason that you're going to be
satisfied there is not because he
		
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			had a trial, but because he is
oppression will stop now. You see,
		
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			the way to think about this.
You're not satisfied at the trial
		
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			or the problem. You're satisfied
by the fact that
		
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			He won't be able to trouble any
minute anyone anymore. This much
		
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			is permissible. I remember
		
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			the Hadith that I had read was
that what they say basically, is
		
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			that if you rejoice at somebody,
		
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			and let's just say somebody's
committed a sin,
		
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			somebody has done something wrong,
they were on the wrong path
		
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			before. And then after that, you
keep
		
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			insulting them about it.
		
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			You keep reminding them about it.
If the person has made Toba to
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala, then what
it's mentioned, what's mentioned
		
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			is that you will not be able to
die before Allah also engages you
		
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			in that same problem.
		
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			Somebody has done something wrong,
then they've made Toba.
		
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			Right? We don't know whether he's
made room. But the thing is that
		
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			if somebody is made Toba, we don't
know not. Yeah, if somebody
		
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			continues to do something, it's
different. But let's just say
		
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			somebody 10 years ago was a bad
guy.
		
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			Somebody comes to you now to ask
you because you live in the same
		
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			area. That can you tell me about
that person? Because there's a
		
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			marriage proposal? You know, for
10 years, he's been sober,
		
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			perfect, decent. Should you tell
him about 10 years ago? What do
		
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			you think?
		
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			Should you tell him?
		
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			Anybody think you should? There
are people who will they think
		
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			it's only honesty to tell?
		
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			You might come back you might be
like that again after 10 years as
		
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			though? I mean, generally seven
years is a maturity period. If you
		
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			don't do something for seven
years, I think you're sorted.
		
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			Generally speaking, right? This is
probably a sunnah to Allah, he
		
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			fell out. Because in sevens,
right? It's a maturity period. So
		
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			don't but there's people who are
Masha Allah Hafiz of everybody's
		
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			problems.
		
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			If they put their mind to the
Quran, they would have become
		
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			hashes of the Quran. But nobody
guided them.
		
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			Rather, they were guided to know
the bad points about everybody. In
		
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			fact, some people they actually
are proud of these things. Because
		
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			they think that this is
ammunition, you should know.
		
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			Because if something happens, then
at least you can use this.
		
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			You know, I get so many, so many,
so much information about people
		
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			because you know, people ask you
things. And seriously, if I try to
		
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			remember all of that, I'd have to
do more of it. You know, revise
		
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			it. And that people do revise it
every month or two, they have to
		
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			do punch out about the same
people. Because otherwise they'll
		
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			forget. So they have to do they
have to revise it. Right? So they
		
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			have to find somebody they start
talking about.
		
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			You know, there's been this, Allah
will promise you that, if you
		
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			leave matters to him, you don't
need to know people's bad things.
		
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			If you have your reliance in
Allah, and that person does
		
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			something wrong to you, and you
rely on Allah, and you think, oh,
		
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			there's something bad that
happened to me, let me go and find
		
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			out, you don't need to put your
hands in to Allah subhanaw taala,
		
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			he will deal with it. You don't
have to keep the baggage. It's not
		
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			our responsibility. This is what
plagues us.
		
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			So forget about rejoicing at other
people to then go and insult them
		
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			on top of that, especially if
they've made Tober. If they have
		
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			made Toba from something, then
we're in big trouble. Because then
		
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			the Hadith mentions that we will
not be able to die before we're
		
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			also afflicted. And that is
serious. Because one day we were
		
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			laughing at somebody tomorrow,
everybody's going to be laughing
		
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			at us and it's going to be worse.
Because Allah subhanaw taala see,
		
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			if, if they are not an oppressor,
and we start laughing at them,
		
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			then they become the oppressed.
They were not. They were not an
		
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			oppressed, they just something
wrong and we started laughing at
		
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			them, they become Muslim.
		
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			Now the Muslim can be a non Muslim
as well. The hadith mentions that
		
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			beware of the dua of the mudroom,
the oppressed person, because
		
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			between his dua him his call his
plea his cry and Allah there's no
		
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			veil. Allah will accept it.
		
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			If that guy prays against us,
we're in be even bigger trouble.
		
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			The next time we find ourselves
feeling this way, we need to
		
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			remedy this and inshallah it will
be easy to remedy with the help of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. The second
point
		
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			that's the end of this particular
point. The second point that I
		
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			want to mention today is
		
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			shunning a believer breaking ties
with somebody staying away from
		
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			people turning your face away, not
keeping relationship. This is what
		
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			I want to discuss. So another sin
is to shun a believer which is
		
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			called gradual movement, man
hijra, who folk a fella in the
		
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			Hadith mentions with abandons
their brother, whoever abandons
		
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			their brother for more than three
days. So hydrogel movement is
		
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			considered another sin.
		
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			So to shun a believer, why would
you shun a believer because you
		
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			have animosity towards them? This
is another bad feeling and Allah
		
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			doesn't want us to have any bad
feelings in the hearts.
		
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			That's why that's a hobby. The
prophets Allah is and once
		
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			mentioned he was sitting in the
masjid, he said, there's going to
		
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			be a person who's going to come
in. Right? Imagine, just say now
		
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			that the next person who's going
to come in, Allah loves him and he
		
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			loves Allah.
		
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			Now, everybody's turning around,
who is the guy who's going to come
		
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			in now? I don't know. I'm not
sure. Maybe it's is that brother
		
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			there? He's just coming. Right? So
		
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			one of the Sahaba he decided
		
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			to go and find out what his secret
because he was not a well known
		
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			Sahabi it wasn't like Omar Abu
Bakr the on somebody like that,
		
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			who, you know, have their merits.
		
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			So, after salaat, he went to him
and said, can I come and stay with
		
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			you?
		
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			I've got some issues at home. Can
I come and stay with you?
		
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			It was quite casual in those days,
you know, nobody feared anybody
		
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			has that. As such, the houses were
quite open anyway, right today,
		
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			even inviting somebody for food to
our house is difficult.
		
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			So
		
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			he said, Yeah, you can come and
stay with me. So he stayed with
		
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			him for three days. He didn't see
him doing anything extra.
		
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			He used to wake up for Fudger. But
there was nothing extra. So after
		
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			three days he was dealt with, and
what's the what's the so such a
		
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			big deal. A lot of us think that
the big deal is only when you do
		
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			lots of worship. But there's
something which is even more
		
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			valuable sometimes. So after three
days, he confronted him and he
		
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			says, Look, I'm going to leave
now. And the reason why I actually
		
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			came to stay with you is because
this is what the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam said about you.
		
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			So I wanted to find out what your
secret was. But I haven't noticed
		
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			anything.
		
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			Now in those days, you know,
you're sleeping quite closely.
		
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			It's a very small place. So you
can tell you're not in like some
		
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			other wing of the house or
something. I haven't seen anything
		
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			special. He said, I don't do
anything special. I don't have
		
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			anything special. So as he was
about to leave the person well,
		
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			the only thing I can tell you is
that before you go to sleep, I
		
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			empty i i sleep with no qualms
about anybody. I sleep without any
		
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			problems with anybody in my mind.
		
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			Because of that Allah subhanaw
taala loves this person, because
		
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			the part is pure. He was doing his
obligations is fried and
		
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			everything but he kept his heart
clean.
		
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			Keeping a clean heart is paradise
in this world. You don't have to
		
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			worry about anybody.
		
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			The way to do that is you know,
the people you have probably gone
		
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			makes a loan to them.
		
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			I do that specialty actually, you
know, as an Imam, when you've been
		
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			an Imam, there's always going to
be somebody who hates you. If they
		
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			don't, then it means you haven't
done your job well, because
		
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			somebody you're going to take
somebody off, right? You can't be
		
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			loved by everybody. That's just
impossible. You're gonna say some
		
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			curvy body. Right? If you're gonna
say some bitter things to people,
		
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			they're gonna start disliking you,
right? So I go to those person,
		
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			I'm on a camera and
		
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			somebody moves away. So now when I
go home itself, I know they've
		
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			been speaking about me, because
somebody else came and told me
		
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			but I go and make salaam to them.
That's the remedy otherwise, I'm
		
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			gonna feel bad about them. That
touching of the hand that Salam
		
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			mashallah, I hope it makes a
difference to them as well in sha
		
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			Allah. I'm not making that was
just an antidote, because as an
		
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			Imam, or in any position, you're a
committee member, if you're in any
		
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			kind of position, there's going to
be somebody who you might have an
		
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			issue with, how would you record,
don't let anything go over that if
		
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			I feel that I've had an argument
with somebody or a bit of a
		
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			exchange, I will try to give them
a call straightaway, or go and see
		
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			them to try to defuse it to
apologize. I don't want anything
		
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			to fester. The longer it festers,
the more solid it becomes shaytan
		
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			starts writing it, he starts
feeding it. And you start feeling
		
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			worse. Now let me tell you an
example. If you were very close to
		
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			someone, and you had a bit of an
altercation, but you remedied it,
		
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			there won't be too much of a
problem. If you stayed away from
		
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			one day, right with two from one
another. Doesn't that doesn't it
		
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			make it a bit more difficult to
get back that keeps coming in the
		
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			way if you if you stayed away from
now three days
		
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			that will solidify. See if I've
got if I'm very close to you and I
		
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			have a problem with you. And then
for three days, I'm not talking to
		
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			you and you're not talking to me.
In that three days. I would have
		
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			met you so many times. But I
haven't now. I am going to now
		
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			look for alternative friends and
contexts and things to occupy me.
		
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			So you become less in my eyes now.
		
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			And over three days, then
		
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			I don't see the point of
reconciling.
		
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			I don't see the point anymore,
because I'm going to become
		
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			independent now. It just becomes
worse that
		
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			by the prophets, Allah Some said
that if you if there does come a
		
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			possibility, if there does come an
opportunity that this happens,
		
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			maximum is three days. After that,
it's haram. For three days, it's a
		
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			possibility that you have to work
things out, take time,
		
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			concentrate, reflect, but after
three days, nobody should abandon
		
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			anybody else.
		
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			So that's why he's saying here.
		
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			It is narrated on the authority of
Abu Huraira, the Allahu anhu, that
		
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			the messenger of allah sallallahu
sallam said, It is not lawful for
		
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			a believer to shun another
believer for more than three days.
		
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			So if three days passed, he is
then obliged to meet him.
		
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			This is all part of the Hadith.
After three days you are it's
		
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			forced on you to go and meet them.
Why do you want you to meet them?
		
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			And he should convey the greetings
of peace you should at least say
		
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			salaam, it doesn't mean you have
to go and have food with him. It
		
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			doesn't mean you have to go and
have a big two hour meeting with
		
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			him. You just have to say salam in
a nice way. That's it.
		
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			Now if you say that, you know with
a lot of people what let me just
		
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			finish the Hadith off. If he
responds to the greeter, you say
		
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			Salaam and he responds to the
greeting, then he shares in the
		
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			reward, otherwise, only you get
the reward. If he does not
		
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			respond, then he is sinful.
		
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			But you're not sinful because
you've done your part you've made
		
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			Salam.
		
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			According to another narration,
the Prophet sallallahu sallam
		
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			said, Whoever shuns his brother
for more than three days, shell
		
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			might very well into the fire.
		
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			Because after three days, it gets
to firm the enmity becomes firm,
		
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			then it becomes much more
difficult to reconcile
		
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			because the wound gets deeper.
		
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			Now of course, all of this is to
shun somebody for a worldly matter
		
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			for no reason whatsoever.
		
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			If you have to shun somebody for
the sake of a Dini matter, and be
		
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			careful about this, then that is
allowed. Because some Sahaba did
		
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			this the prophets Allah some
himself did it. In fact, the
		
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			Prophet saw some told all the
Sahaba to not speak to those three
		
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			companions who had stayed behind
from the expedition of Tabuk.
		
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			Khabib nomadic Marrara ignore
Robbie and Hillel, even Omiya.
		
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			Because, by mistake, it was an
accident. It wasn't. I mean, it
		
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			was a mistake on their part, the
Muna 15, they'd stayed away as
		
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			well. But these three were true
believers and they stayed away. In
		
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			return, I'll go tomorrow, I'll go
tomorrow, and then it got lost.
		
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			When the promise of awesome came
back, he only punished them the
		
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			munaf. Again, they came and made
excuses. Okay, okay. Okay, because
		
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			they didn't matter for them. But
these people, he wanted their
		
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			status to be lifted because they'd
missed an expedition. So the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam ordered all the companions
		
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			to not speak to them for 50 days.
		
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			50 days.
		
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			That is nearly two months. And
God's story God was very eloquent.
		
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			So he writes his whole story about
his feelings at that time, said I
		
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			tried to go to the masjid, I used
to look at the progress a lot less
		
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			than I used to say Salaam and see
if his lips are moving or not
		
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			because they wouldn't speak to me.
My cousin would not speak only my
		
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			wife was allowed. In fact, towards
the end, even my wife was told to
		
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			separate from me for a while.
		
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			Can you imagine he says that the
Earth became constrained.
		
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			By Mr. Roberts, despite its
vastness, the earth became
		
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			constrained to me. You know,
because you're living among
		
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			people, but nobody is speaking to
you. That is one of the worst
		
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			things that can happen to you.
		
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			I mean, look at this. Weinstein, I
mean, an all of these people who
		
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			were big shots before and then
Allah, Allah protect us. Then they
		
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			go down, the nobody wants to speak
to them. The respect they had is
		
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			totally lost. Now they're
Dishonored,
		
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			then he doesn't matter what you
have, because human beings.
		
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			Human beings are social creatures.
We relate to other people. And if
		
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			our relationship with others isn't
good, then we'll be miserable.
		
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			That's why if you're going to shun
somebody for the sake of Allah,
		
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			then you better be right. Because
shaytaan will make you shun people
		
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			and tell you that this is for the
sake of Allah. We have people you
		
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			may know people like this. We have
people in our communities who
		
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			thinks everybody is messed up.
Everybody's messed up. And they
		
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			have broken ties with everybody in
their family, they won't go to
		
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			their weddings, they won't go
anywhere. Because they think that
		
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			they all messed up.
		
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			If that if you're, if one person's
messed up according to you, then
		
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			maybe that's okay. That's
understandable because there are
		
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			messed up people out there. Allah
protect us from that. But if you
		
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			think everybody is corrupt, then
you're probably the most corrupt
		
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			of them all because of the way you
think about people. So the
		
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			prophets Allah Islam said, he says
if a person thinks that everybody
		
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			is destroyed, right meaning
they're going to hellfire they
		
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			destroy then he's probably the
most destroyed of them because
		
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			you've got arrogance.
		
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			because you think you know better
than everybody else, you think you
		
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			know the status of people
according to Allah.
		
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			So don't ever think that.
		
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			So that's why it does say that if
you're abandoning somebody for the
		
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			sake of the afterlife due to an
act of disobedience to discern
		
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			discipline the person, then it is
permissible. And in some cases, it
		
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			would be recommended, because it
shows you're not supporting that
		
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			person.
		
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			This was done by the practice of
law, some of the companions as
		
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			well. But nowadays Subhanallah
doing that I don't know how much
		
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			it works or not, because we're so
individualistic. People don't care
		
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			about anybody anymore anymore. So
if you stopped talking to somebody
		
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			and said, I don't care, I'll stop
talking to you as well. They don't
		
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			feel bad anymore.
		
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			So you can only use this way it's
going to be effective, otherwise,
		
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			it's going to backfire. And it's
not worth it sometimes is is more
		
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			beneficial to keep the door open
is one brother. I mean, Allah
		
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			protect us from this. But there's
one brother who came recently this
		
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			happens all the time this one
brother came, he says, I've got a
		
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			son, he's 23 years old, doesn't
want to pray, doesn't want to do
		
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			this doesn't do this. What should
I do? I said, Well, it's a bit too
		
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			late to ask now. The first
question,
		
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			if you tried your best throughout
your life in a balanced way, and
		
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			then they messed up, it's not even
your responsibility. But if you
		
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			were extreme, or you are not under
guidance before, and now after,
		
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			you know, now you're trying to
bring them on track. Right? Should
		
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			I throw him out the house? I said,
No, you can't do that.
		
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			If you do that, then he doesn't
care anyway. You've already put up
		
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			a small wall. If you throw him
out, it's going to be a bigger
		
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			wall here you then he's got no
option. He needs father he loves
		
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			and eventually your father he
loves you need to just change your
		
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			tactic.
		
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			If he doesn't come to the masjid,
okay, fine.
		
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			Leave him, at least treat him like
your son and show him the love to
		
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			a certain degree, you have to let
him know you're displeased about
		
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			what he does. But at least show
him that kind of love. Sometimes
		
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			you go to the extreme you have to
play because the culture that we
		
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			live in the society is very
powerful.
		
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			And the messages that children are
getting, and the youth are
		
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			getting, our sisters our daughters
are getting is aren't very
		
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			helpful. Sometimes.
		
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			You can you can get abortions
		
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			in in your school. And you you and
your your your daughter could get
		
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			an abortion in the school and you
wouldn't even know as parents.
		
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			But they have to ask you if you
have but but they have to take
		
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			your permission if they have to
give them paracetamol. This is the
		
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			world we live in.
		
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			Right? Parents have to be informed
if the child has an incident at
		
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			school, even if it's like a small
bump.
		
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			And can they be given paracetamol
by the school that they have to
		
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			take permission from. But to get
an abortion for a teenager, you
		
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			don't have to take permission.
Parents don't even have to know,
		
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			let them float around, sneak
around, do what they want, and
		
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			have abortions. No discouragement
from that.
		
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			That's the world we live in. So
now if we're going to say okay,
		
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			we're going to disown you, that
doesn't work. Most of the time, it
		
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			doesn't work because they don't
care anymore. That's why keep the
		
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			window open, keep the door open.
But main thing is the dewasa. From
		
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			before a balanced lifestyle, a
balanced discipline, procedure,
		
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			and love and understanding between
the parents. That's what matters
		
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			most. The final point I want to
make about shunning somebody is
		
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			that look, sometimes there is
somebody in our life that we don't
		
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			want to be with. We don't even
want to speak to sometimes because
		
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			every time we try to speak to
them, they cause us problems, or
		
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			they've done they've been very
harmful to us. Right.
		
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			Now, if it's a relative, then we
don't have too many options.
		
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			That's the problem, because we're
going to bump into these people
		
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			once in a while. So what our what
the responsibility is that you
		
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			just mix along,
		
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			you're not obliged that you invite
them for food, or that you go to
		
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			their house for food, or that you
sit with them for hours. That is
		
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			not an obligation.
		
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			You know, if somebody has done
something wrong to you, you're not
		
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			obliged to go and sit with them
for hours. No, nobody's up
		
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			nobody's got time for that. Just
solemn, and just don't show any
		
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			bad face. You can show your
disapproval of what they've done.
		
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			That's completely fine. You can
try to get your rights everything
		
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			but the communication needs to
stay open. You don't have to be
		
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			buddy buddy take him out to dinner
or anything like that. So now this
		
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			is the month of Ramadan before the
27th night before the last 10
		
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			days. If we've got problems with
anybody, then go and at least open
		
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			up the communication and do salon
send them a salaam send them a
		
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			salon by whatsapp send them a
salon by text message. Whatever
		
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			the case is, if you're not brave
enough to go and do it directly
		
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			for send them a message. Right?
Let them dream about it first.
		
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			Then you go and physically say it
Insha Allah
		
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			we ask Allah subhana wa Taala for
help We ask Allah subhana wa
		
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			Thought of baraka and we ask Allah
to free our minds while he read
		
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			that one and then hamdulillahi
rabbil Alameen
		
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			Allahumma and the Santa Monica
Santa Ana Barak the other jewelry
		
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			will be Crom Allahu Mia Yatta you
Bureau medical mysteries. Allah
		
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			who may or Hanna new yum and La
Ilaha illa Allah Subhana Allah in
		
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			condemning allottee mean, just
Allah Juan Mohammed.
		
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			O Allah. In this month of mercy
and forgiveness we ask you for a
		
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			full share of it of ALLAH forgive
our sins and any preventive
		
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			factors from us that prevent the
mercy from coming to us. Oh Allah
		
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			we have many sins and defects to
our name. We have many ailments
		
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			spiritual ailments, ailments and
physical ailments. Oh Allah we ask
		
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			you for purity of purification for
cleansing. Oh Allah grant us your
		
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			love in our hearts. Oh Allah grant
us your love in our hearts. Oh
		
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			Allah protect us from evil
thoughts. protect us from be from
		
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			paranoia. protect us from
depression. protect us from
		
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			thinking evil about others of
Allah protect us from hatred,
		
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			protect us from all of the bad
		
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			qualities that should not be in a
believer of Allah make us true
		
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			believers make us true
representatives of Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa salam. O
Allah give us a HELOC as you would
		
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			like us to have our Allah make us
like you would want us to be Oh
		
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			ALLAH fill our hearts with your
light and your love and grant us a
		
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			life of purity. Grant us a life of
Taqwa of Allah, this Ramadan
		
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			brings us closer to you than we've
ever been before. Have Allah grant
		
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			us acceptance of all the worships
that we do? Have Allah grant us
		
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			reward for the first thing that we
do? Oh Allah, the taraweeh that we
		
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			have performed and that we will
perform, of Allah even sitting in
		
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			the masjid, or Allah even
listening to your column and your
		
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			the words of your messenger
Salallahu Salam, O Allah give us a
		
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			reward for this. Oh Allah forgive
us our mistakes. Oh Allah forgive
		
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			us our bad deeds and forgive us
our bad luck and character, reform
		
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			our character of Allah make us of
those who are true, truly seen as
		
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			believers and are truly believers
in the hearts of Allah We ask that
		
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			you accept our doors, and you
protect our children and our
		
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			progeny and our families and the
people around the world of Allah
		
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			We ask that you bring back
insomnia to the in sun and you
		
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			reward all of those who
established these massages and
		
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			maracas and Institute's and our
life they have departed this world
		
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			and oh Allah grant them sadaqa
this as a sadaqa jariya and great
		
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			reward in the hereafter of Allah
allow us also to leave a legacy.
		
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			Allah was also to make certain
investments that will benefit us
		
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			after our death of Allah grant has
good understanding of these things
		
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			of Allah send abundant blessings
on our messenger Muhammad
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and
grant us his company in the
		
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			hereafter. Subhan Allah be
carbonized at Yamuna Yasi phone,
		
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			wa salam ala mode serene on
hamdulillahi rabbil Alameen