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			Bismillah AR Rahman and Rahim
after the chapter 29, which we
		
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			covered last week, we covered
chapter 28. And 2929 was about the
		
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			bowl of Rasulullah sallallahu.
Sunday he had one bowl that was
		
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			made of wood, but he had,
		
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			he had been properly split, so it
had been fixed.
		
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			We nowadays you never see a fixed
bowl, we probably don't have a
		
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			single fixed bone in ours, once it
gets a bit of a chip here and
		
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			there, we replace it.
		
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			Things have become so much more
disposable as such, even though
		
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			they may have something solid, we
just put so much in recycling. The
		
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			next chapter is chapter 30. Bible
my geography is fit for quixote
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
salam, this chapter is on
		
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			describing the fruits that are
sort of Lasala Lord Psalm eight.
		
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			So we finished with the food and
the bowl and the way the price
		
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			allows him to set and everything
related to eating, which was quite
		
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			a few different things that were
related. Now we speak about the
		
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			types of fruits fruits would be
eaten, sometimes with food
		
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			sometimes maybe other than with a
meal. So let's read the few Hadith
		
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			that are in this chapter is
similar here Rahmani Raheem,
		
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			Bourbon man merger if you see for
the first year the Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Mobley
Snowden looked awesome in Imam it
		
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			did me the yukata heard that is my
eternal self as you call it.
		
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			Ibrahim oh no sir I didn't agree
and I'm delighted to Jaffa and
		
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			call Cardinal Musa Allahu Allah
Samia who will give a bureau Toby
		
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			will be called I had this an arm
the terminal Abdullah and you will
		
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			possibly you call this an MRI with
my shaman Sofia and he shunyata an
		
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			ABI. And you should already Allah
100 Musa LA LA is I'm gonna go to
		
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			the hobby route Toby. When you
call her doesn't Abraham Jacoba
		
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			caller had to
		
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			be called a summit to her maiden
Oh God I had Destiny her maiden
		
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			call one one kind of Sadiq
		
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			Allah why no call to rasool Allah
He sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he
		
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			has been clear busy What route are
we
		
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			having here God I had this no
Mohammed ammonia here caller had
		
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			this. Mohammed Omar Abdullah Aziza
Ramona new caller had this in our
		
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			Abdullah who newsy the missile and
Mohammed nice How can you see the
		
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			new Roman road I know I should
order the Allahu anha and
		
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			interview sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam a little bit The Hobbit
		
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			route OB OB He called this an ACO
David took no sorry dinner and
		
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			murder kidney innocent how had the
Nighthawk Mimosa color had that's
		
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			an American color. That's an
Emirati one so hit me up you saw
		
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			it in a v here. Have you heard
your authority alone call
		
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			governess either or well a summary
judge will be here law Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam for
either the whole Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu idea he was on the
McCall along the vertical enough
		
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			yootheme out in our vertical
interview Medina tea now
		
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			particular Nafi sorry now if he
Medina Allahumma Ibrahima Abdullah
		
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			Hadi Luca wanna be Yukawa in New
York Dukkha wannabe Yuko but you
		
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			know who they are academica were
in the room in Medina De Muniz,
		
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			Nima that can be at Macedonia
three Hema or who go to Somalia
		
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			there was a lot of what eating
Yahoo for your tea that ecosystem
		
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			model
		
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			well we can you go on ahead
doesn't know Mohamed Mohamed in
		
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			Rosa you call this an eyebrow him
under Matata Muhammad Musa Carnaby
		
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			obey dibny Mohammed Mia murdered
near us in your robe a year been
		
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			to more are with evening Africa
called Birth anymore out of North
		
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			Africa a bit cleaner in mineral
Tobin windy, a journeyman Chrissa
		
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			in Ruben our roof bin worker Anna
you're working Salalah who
		
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			aneurysm you're able to be wearing
the Helios one got called the
		
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			Metallica hymnal Bahrain for
America. Yeah, the human have our
		
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			attorney or we call it human
urgent God I had dinner Sherry
		
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			Ferrante Lai Mohammed near
Akkadian Annie roba year bien de
		
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			moi with me after all caught it.
They don't be a Salah Hardy. He
		
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			was an Emirati, neither in mineral
Tobin were injured in Zukerman for
		
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			our 20 mil Caffee. hoodie and
Okada. So the word used here in
		
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			Arabic by Imam Tirmidhi to for the
chapter heading is safer to fucky
		
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			fucky the word faqeer. According
to rob us for honey, who's one of
		
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			the lexicographers is one of the
lexicographers, he says phakisa
		
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			refers to all types of fruits.
Some say that it refers to all
		
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			types of fruits except to so every
fruit can be referred to as
		
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			phakisa in Arabic, except tomorrow
and Roman dates and the
		
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			pomegranates. Why, for they say
one is for a textual reason. That
		
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			means that when Allah subhanaw
taala use the word factor in the
		
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			Quran, he said, fie, Fie, fie,
Hema for Kia tone, one a holen
		
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			warum in these two paradises that
this other group of people will
		
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			get from Indonesia, imagine that
answer to ramen, Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala says and in the two will be
fruits faqeer and knuffel and
		
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			ramen and dates and palms, and
pomegranate. So those two are
		
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			included in already in fruits they
assumed to be fruits already, so
		
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			why separate them? So they're
saying that maybe they're
		
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			separated for a reason because
they don't necessarily come in the
		
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			fruit because dates can we use
this a staple diet for some people
		
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			as it was in an
		
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			The time, the time. And Roman
pomegranate is also used as
		
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			medicine. So they're not purely
fruit according to that
		
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			perspective, another opinion would
be that, although they do come
		
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			under fruit, but a lot of times
you mentioned the general word.
		
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			And then you mentioned the
specific ones for a particular
		
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			reason, because they stand out,
are they the most important of
		
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			them. So it could be both opinions
that I mentioned. Generally,
		
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			though, the word faqeer comes from
de facto, from de facto.
		
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			and
		
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			de facto, which is different from
fic. That's where the big gulf,
		
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			which means understanding, and
thick, with a small calf, which
		
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			this word can come from, that
means to
		
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			anything that is eaten for
enjoyment, and not eaten as a not
		
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			eaten as a substantive food. So
which has not eaten as a meal, for
		
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			example, but eaten just as a
refreshment, as an additional
		
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			delicacy as something just In
addition, not food, proper food,
		
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			and something which is not used as
medicine. So anything it'd be ice
		
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			cream, for example, would be a
factor in that sense. Fruits would
		
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			be a factor, and anything else,
some, some nice chocolates or
		
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			something. That would be fat.
Yeah. Some people eat crisp as a
		
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			staple diet, there was a report I
saw once that there's this woman
		
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			who has literally lived on
monstermunch, you know, out of all
		
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			crisps, as we call them here. You
know, monstermunch she eats I
		
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			don't know how many packets a day.
And that's it? How'd you get your
		
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			on? I mean, it must be something a
little while. But yeah, heats
		
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			monster much. That's why it's
called Masan. NIF then. So the
		
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			first Hadith in this chapter is
Hadith number 207. That actually
		
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			reminds me that you know, when
we're younger, or when you become
		
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			parents, you'll realize this,
parents keep telling you don't do
		
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			this, don't do that. Don't do
this, don't eat it this way. Make
		
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			sure you eat your food. All of
these things, although they sound
		
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			like a big nag, right? When you're
young, there's a benefit for them,
		
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			there's a benefit that comes out
of them. This is the nurturing
		
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			process. And if parents don't say
that, then sometimes children grow
		
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			up with extreme ideas about many
of these things, because then they
		
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			just become used to it. For
example, a friend of mine, Maulana
		
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			who works in a prison, he said
that it was one guy that was in
		
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			there for stealing. And,
essentially, he said that I blame
		
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			my mother for getting me into this
place. Like, what's what did your
		
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			mother do? How did she get you
into displace? So when I was
		
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			young, I used to, I used to pick
up things and take it. And she
		
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			never used to say anything to me.
We used to go to relative's
		
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			houses, and I'd want to take a car
small car. So I take it sometimes
		
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			just hiding and sometimes just
taking like that. And you know,
		
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			when you're when you go to
somebody's house, and some kid is
		
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			going to take it, or rather at
your house, somebody comes and
		
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			they want to take a toy, you
normally just say okay, okay, take
		
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			it take it. So you say that
sometimes my cousin or whoever it
		
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			may be maybe crying his head off.
He's taking my concern, it'd be a
		
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			big remote control cars, or I just
want to pick it up and taking my
		
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			mom's not saying anything. And my
uncle or whoever it is, or anybody
		
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			whose house we've gone to the kid
is crying his head off. But the
		
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			parent is saying Don't worry, it's
okay. It's okay. Let him take it.
		
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			So slowly, as I started taking, I
started taking things from school,
		
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			I started picking up things from
the shop I used to go into
		
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			sometimes these, the stores where
they used to have these, these
		
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			money boxes where people put in
donations, and I used to run in,
		
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			grab one and run out. And then
after that my sister became of age
		
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			to go to school and she wants to
you know, my mom wanted me to take
		
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			her to school, but I said, I
didn't want to take her to school,
		
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			because then you know, I can't do
my stuff on the way and it's
		
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			become quite natural to do it.
Right. So then I got my sister
		
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			into that, okay, you wait here and
as soon as I come run, and we have
		
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			to both run. So then
		
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			we used to just, you know, I used
to go and grab it go out. He
		
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			didn't know about it. But there
used to just run started taking
		
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			all sorts of different things I
used to take people from take
		
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			people's things from their pocket
wallets. And then I used to just
		
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			throw that one wallet here one
wallet, they used to steal
		
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			wallets. It just became bigger and
bigger and bigger.
		
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			And one day I was in the market
with my mum in my normal clothes
		
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			normally or doing my school
clothes, I thought they would
		
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			recognize me but one of the
Sainsbury's or whatever the local
		
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			place where I used to steal from
the gods saw me, call the police,
		
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			etc, etc. And eventually, in one
day, he ended up in prison. So he
		
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			blamed his mom for it. And the
whole reason is no discipline, no
		
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			discipline. Another thing he told
me that the majority of people
		
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			that he seen inside there from
seeing one of the most Ricky's had
		
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			lots of stories is because he's a
chaplain in a prison. He knows
		
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			lots of stories from the Muslim
inmates. He says one of the
		
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			biggest problems one of the most
commonly reoccurring themes in all
		
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			of them is single parents. That's
one of the most recurring themes
		
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			in all of them is a single parent
problem. No father figure father
		
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			figures makes a difference.
Because you know that sometimes
		
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			the mother is just too gentle just
can't handle it just the just
		
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			emotionally weaker. Half of the
you know of the parent unit. So
		
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			that's, it says this is recurring
theme of this
		
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			That's why parents who have
problems and thinking are
		
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			splitting up and for their
children, they could even consider
		
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			sustained together because it
makes a difference. And once
		
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			parents are separated, then what
happens is they start what each
		
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			one is trying to win the children.
So they start to do things which
		
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			are detrimental for them. Just so
many stories, just this week, I
		
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			had a counseling session with
couples similar kind of thing,
		
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			going to the other side, and they
got freedom. And here it's
		
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			difficult. So now they want to
just, you know, it's each side
		
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			pitting against the other at the
detriment of the child. So it's
		
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			something that we need to look
into and do something about
		
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			because it's ending up it's having
people eventually end up in jail
		
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			for this is a this is a recurring
thing I saw. There were other
		
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			reasons, obviously. But this was
one of the big reason. Then
		
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			anyway, let's get back to the
fruits here.
		
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			So the first Hadith here is
related from Abdullah Abdullah
		
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			Jaffa to the Allah one. He says,
call a cannon Wu sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam, kulula peth be Robbie,
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
salam used to eat the third. The
		
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			third is a type of cucumber.
		
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			So used to like to eat cucumber.
Now, whether they were the small
		
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			ones, or the large ones, I mean,
it's a type that was probably
		
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			available. So he used to eat
cucumber with fresh dates rooted
		
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			with fresh dates. Now that's going
to be the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi salam, when he ate things,
he ate it in a balance. And this
		
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			is a balanced way of eating fruit,
cucumber, with dates, fresh dates,
		
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			and the reason is that cucumber is
supposed to have a cooling effect
		
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			while the date is supposed to have
hot effects. So that is, that was
		
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			a balanced way. Now, a lot of this
stuff, some of us may say that,
		
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			well, we eat lots of data, we eat
lots of cucumber, whatever,
		
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			nothing happens to us. In the diet
that we have nowadays, which is
		
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			very far from being of a pure
diet. I mean, who can say here
		
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			that they eat a pure diet? What I
mean by pure diet, is that
		
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			everything they eat is absolutely
natural. They know exactly what
		
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			they're eating. Because much of
what we eat, I mean, if you just
		
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			think back what we ate today,
right? If you've had any form of
		
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			processed food, anything that's
manufactured, right, then most
		
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			likely, it's going to have some
preservative, some chemical,
		
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			something in there, which we don't
know about meaning it's not pure.
		
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			It's It's whatever, it's something
else, that there could be many
		
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			different effects of these things.
So really, it's very difficult. We
		
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			don't even know what's going to
affect us in what way that's why
		
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			natural kind of medicines are
very, they don't they're not
		
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			strong enough for us anymore.
That's why we have to resort to
		
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			chemically produce medicines,
because that's really what cuts
		
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			it. Because it's what where we
live, but really pure. And so when
		
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			the prophets Allah ism is like
this, he knows exactly what's
		
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			going on. I can't have any more of
this I can, there's a balance,
		
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			because it's all natural. The net
body is natural. It's all organic
		
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			in that sense. So it's an absolute
organic food, you know, in and
		
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			organic diet. And when I say
organic, I don't mean certified
		
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			organic. I'm talking about organic
and generically speaking, you
		
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			know, just something that's
absolutely natural. So that he
		
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			used to eat these two things
together. And it says he used to
		
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			eat the pizza Bureau top. So what
does that mean? Does that mean the
		
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			primary thing was the cucumber? So
the cucumber was eaten with the
		
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			dates, as though the it almost
seems to indicate that the
		
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			cucumber was the primary thing and
the dates were with it in the way
		
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			it's been said in Arabic. But
that's generally the way it's it
		
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			said. But Toblerone has related
another Hadith from again from
		
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			Abdullah Hebrew Jaffa, the same
Hadith he said right off the
		
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			Yemeni NWSL Allah Samantha on
fishy Marley EuroTop Whoo, yeah,
		
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			comienza Mara, Mara Mara, in that
version, it says, I saw in the, in
		
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			the right hand of Rasulullah
sallallahu sallam, he had a
		
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			cucumber. And in his left, he had
the dates, and he was eating from
		
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			this and then he was eating from
that. And what that would mean is
		
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			that he was first taking from
there then taking from there, not
		
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			that he was eating from his left
hand as well. But meaning he had
		
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			the two sides he was eating this
sometimes and he was eating from
		
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			this sometimes what this tells us
though, another thing this tells
		
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			us aside from the balancing in the
types of meals that we should
		
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			have, what Imam know he relates,
what he infers from this is that
		
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			it's permissible to eat two types
of foods. Now I know that to say
		
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			that for us to eat two types of
separate dishes that are each made
		
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			up of various mixture of different
types of foods, you know,
		
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			different types of ingredients to
take that from cucumber and dates
		
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			seems very far fetched. Cucumber
and dates, I mean, in our salad,
		
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			we got more than that, right?
Those who know how to make salad,
		
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			not the Gujarati salad and a few
cucumbers, a few carrots and you
		
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			know just kind of put them to the
		
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			aside, he doesn't know how to make
salad and if you actually give him
		
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			any decent salad they think that's
rabbit food.
		
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			You know, a chemical okay, what is
that? I think people are changing
		
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			nowadays anyway, but
		
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			a salad is actually very good. I
mean, what the Imam Allah says is
		
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			that you should have vegetables,
it's, it's actually considered to
		
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			be very blessed to have to have
vegetables like that. But anyway,
		
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			the prophets of Allah, Psalm
eight, these two things that you
		
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			must know he says that this proves
that you can have two types of
		
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			meals or sorry, two types of food
at once, in fact, or more than
		
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			that, which just proves it. And
there's no interlock between the
		
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			aroma about its permissibility
wherever it is related from some
		
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			of the self meaning from some of
the predecessors, that seems to
		
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			indicate that it's mcru, or
something of that nature to have
		
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			more than one food at one time.
Because there's a there's an
		
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			incident related between Amara,
the Allahu Allah and Salmaan will
		
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			force you to the Allah one or the
Allah one who is always looking to
		
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			better himself. So what he used to
do is used to go to different
		
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			people that he felt was sincere
and ask them, you know, tell me
		
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			something about myself. So he
said, to Salman to the Allahu
		
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			Allah, I want you to be honest,
right? criticize me like telling
		
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			me what I've got what you've seen
me. So look, I can't think of
		
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			anything except the only thing I
can think of is that you've got
		
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			two garments, right? So you don't
just have one garment. But you've
		
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			got two suits, you know, two
garments, two different types. And
		
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			you have sometimes two different
things at mealtime. Now that was
		
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			at the level you were speaking,
not that he was haram or anything
		
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			is well, that look, you know,
we're both trying to compete to
		
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			get to Paradise, the highest
paradise. So I think that this is
		
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			something you're taking too much.
And I can tell you from the
		
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			narrations that you see afterwards
about OH MY GOD, ALLAH and he
		
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			definitely took that nasiha to
heart. He said, he asked him, Is
		
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			there anything else? And he said,
No, there's nothing else. He said,
		
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			Well, as far as these two things
are concerned, sorted, you don't
		
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			have to worry about them anymore.
But if there's anything else, let
		
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			me know. So that was at that
level, we must understand from
		
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			that day, it's not permissible for
us to do that. Right? That we must
		
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			think that if you've got two foods
at the table, then it's haram or
		
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			something like that. So yeah, that
is completely fine. What then
		
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			those things do refer to generally
if there is some kind of warning
		
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			against having more than one meal
or whatever is then that you
		
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			shouldn't have a habit of doing
so. Which means that if you're one
		
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			day somewhere and imagine if you
go to I mean, tell me something,
		
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			have you ever been to a food
invitation where they've only
		
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			cooked one dish? If they do you
probably think what's wrong with
		
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			these guys? Can the wife Cook was
she angry on that day or
		
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			something? Seriously, think about
if you went to somebody's house to
		
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			eat, and all there was was one
dish just like one, you know, roti
		
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			and you know, some bread and some
meat dish or a chicken dish or
		
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			rice or a biryani or dark shower
or whatever it is, if there was
		
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			just one day she would say, Well,
you just think you might not say
		
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			anything, but you'll just think
it's weird. In fact, some people
		
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			if they if they don't see proper
meat and they just see chicken,
		
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			they're going to think well don't
these guys have money that they
		
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			can buy meat because meat is more
expensive than chicken? I can
		
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			remember one time I went to
somebody's house and this is in
		
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			South Africa and you know,
mashallah he's a really Sufi kind
		
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			of
		
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			scholar and invited me to his
house. So clearly he was inviting
		
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			me to his house. And we went there
and it was some kind of a peace
		
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			and something peace and maybe it
was mincemeat or something like it
		
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			was just the one simple dish. I
had to respect him for it, you
		
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			know, obviously shaytan brings in
like why how when what to you
		
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			know, but at the end of the day,
you have to respect him that he
		
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			was able he did that and that must
be his days. Again, there's
		
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			nothing wrong with have five
things you know, to offer five
		
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			things to your guests. In fact,
it's they say it's encouraged to
		
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			offer your guests it's all halali
Say, as much as you want to cook
		
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			in fact, the Illumina Hello you
right so if you're in a cook extra
		
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			just for the bulk of it, even
though you know it's not all going
		
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			to be eaten, but to then continue
that baraka for the rest of your
		
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			week or the rest of your days
that's also fine. So you're gonna
		
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			cook extra put it out in front of
the guests they don't need it,
		
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			that's fine they don't eat the
whole thing that's fine. You use
		
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			it for the rest there will be
Baraka in that food. So there's
		
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			there's nothing wrong with doing
that from the host site anyway.
		
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			But if you become so used to it
that you go to a wedding, right?
		
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			And they only have one dish and
they don't have a status for
		
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			example, and they don't have a
dessert and they don't have a cake
		
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			then you feel bad about it. You
start talking like what's wrong
		
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			with you guys you know, that's
that's where the problem comes
		
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			about. If it's simple martial if
it comes to eat, enjoy and if it
		
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			doesn't, we'll eat and enjoy
still, that's what it's all about.
		
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			Is related from a Buddha wouldn't
even imagine from Abdullah Hypno
		
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			booster salami Radi Allahu and he
says once the soul of Lhasa Lawson
		
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			came to visit us and we put
forward to him butter and dates
		
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			zuiden we're Tamron Zoop then is
butter and zoom that one is cream.
		
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			So something made out of milk it
was either butter or cream most
		
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			likely was butter that is
referring to and and dates and he
		
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			used to like butter and dates you
know sometimes it makes in Ramadan
		
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			you fry the dates in butter, but
I'm not sure how this was maybe
		
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			this was separate because it
didn't say was fried has pieces of
		
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			butter. Right? It didn't have to
look like anchor but it could have
		
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			been white but
		
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			All right, so it doesn't have to
be anger butter or something like
		
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			that. So
		
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			used to like it again the same
thing. The benefit of butter and
		
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			dates is that it's really it's
healthy to for your body not if
		
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			you're actually having a really
over the obese diet already then
		
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			is bad for you. But if you look at
the general diet of Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu, alayhi wasallam then
for him to have butter and data
		
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			sometimes Subhanallah is
absolutely healthy for the for
		
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			him, but that would be very
unhealthy for us because
		
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			mashallah, we have I'm talking
about myself at least I'm not sure
		
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			about the rest of you. But you
know, I'm saying
		
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			but those kinds of things were
were for the benefit of that was
		
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			that it was actually it's a
fattening food to eat to get some
		
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			energy from now, that's what it
is. It's fat. Butter is fat, and
		
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			the dates have lots of protein and
energy in it.
		
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			That's why it's related from any
blue merger from actually the hola
		
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			Juan has she said that when she
got married, she was very small.
		
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			When she was six years old, she
was very small. And she went to
		
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			live with Rasul Allah was only
when she was nine. But it's she
		
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			says that my my mother to prepare
me right so that I was old enough
		
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			I was big enough to be with my
husband as such. She used to feed
		
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			me lists. She used to feed me ro
tub and Katha which means this
		
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			cucumber and dates cucumber and
dates so I became mashallah I
		
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			became for some some into that
means I became fat but obviously
		
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			the mean fat it means I became big
enough you know, I became a
		
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			decently What do you call it with
a decent amount of flesh as such
		
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			otherwise I was very thin gas any
Simoni was the perfect amount. The
		
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			next hadith is related which is
Hadith number 208. It's related
		
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			from Ottawa, from his father
Zubaydah, the Allah one from our
		
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			Aisha Radi Allahu Allah, that the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam Kenny, I couldn't be.
		
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			In another version it says, Toby,
it just means BT. And Bt refers to
		
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			a melon, specifically a
watermelon, but it could be any
		
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			type of melon Herb was a herb uza.
in Farsi in Persian, that's a
		
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			watermelon. And you've got big
teeth, so it could be any melon,
		
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			yellow, green, and there's all
these other colored melons as
		
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			well. Otherwise, it could be
watermelon. He used to use with
		
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			the root of again, dates with this
Melon Melon is supposed to be
		
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			Havoc supposed to have a cooling
effect, just like cucumber. And he
		
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			used to actually now you know
until now it seems like this is
		
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			something that obviously is
choosing to have and we're saying
		
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			it's because of this reason. But
in this case, in this hadith, he
		
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			actually said yes, zero heart
Rojava or user will Harada be
		
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			birdie Harada or bajada be Bihar
Bihari Harada. Right. We heard we
		
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			heard that the other one is saying
that the heat of this will be
		
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			broken by the sorry, yes, the
heat, the heat of this will be
		
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			broken by the coolness of this.
And the coolness of this will be
		
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			eliminated by the heat of this. So
he's saying that he's doing this
		
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			particularly from a B perspective,
a medical perspective as such,
		
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			from a health perspective, a diet
perspective. And
		
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			that means that this most likely
this melon that he's speaking
		
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			about one of the commentators say
it's most likely referring to the
		
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			green melon, because that has
		
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			that that has the that's the most
cooling one. The green one is the
		
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			most cooling one. And that would
then be balanced by the rooftop.
		
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			Otherwise it could also be the
yellow one, which is hotter. So
		
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			it's it's hotter than the green
one. But it's still it's still
		
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			cooler than the date so it's still
cooler than the date because it's
		
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			sweeter, sweeter things have more
heat as such. That's why in the
		
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			next Hadith, which is Hadith
number 209. It's related from NSO
		
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			the analysis of nomadic Radi
Allahu, and he says right at
		
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			rasool Allah He sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam Yajima will be in a
		
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			horrible war rooftop, I saw
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam
		
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			combine between the watermelon and
the root of and the dates. Now
		
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			here, it's possible that the
holebas that is referred to here
		
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			the melon that's referred to here
could be the yellowish one. So
		
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			this won't be then water and well
actually you can get yellow
		
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			watermelons as well. Right? We
normally see here the red
		
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			watermelons because we see them
coming from the Greek or the the
		
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			Greek and the Turkish ones, but,
and some Moroccan ones, but you
		
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			can actually have I've seen a
yellow watermelon. I've actually
		
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			had a yellow watermelon says well,
what what well are the Lumia team
		
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			manager who it's the one which is
not fully ripe yet because that
		
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			has a lot of coolness to it. But
you only see reports from Jabra
		
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			the Allahu under the Prophet
sallallahu I do some Candiac
		
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			because yeah, cool Herb was
brought up. Were you
		
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			Kulu Homer olatuja ban he used to
eat the melon with the dates and
		
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			he used to say that these are the
two ought to ban the two most
		
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			excellent things. So he called
those two the most excellent
		
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			things which would mean that
excellent foods. But he said this
		
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			for another two foods as well
which is related by Muhammad, the
		
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			prophets Allah some said water and
dates are the two most excellent
		
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			things.
		
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			So they're both very excellent
things to have. The next Hadith
		
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			Hadith number 210 is related from
Asha to the Allahu anha. She says
		
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			that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam used to eat batik
		
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			bareroot OB that's very similar to
what we relate what we saw before
		
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			history, the melon with the dates.
Now here, the author is just
		
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			trying to say that this hadith has
been related from many, many
		
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			different ways. As you saw before,
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam, it said he had the two
that was related from Arusha to
		
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			the Allahu anha as well with a
slightly different chain. And then
		
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			you had another narration you had
another narration as well,
		
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			horribles and rolltop is just to
show that many different people
		
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			have related this which means that
you must have had this kind of
		
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			combination many different times.
However Allama Iraqi he comments
		
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			he says that Imam Timothy has
related this but he hasn't really
		
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			mentioned in his main collection
his German and in this Shama in
		
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			the way you're sort of Lhasa Lhasa
made the two when he ate the two
		
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			but did he put them together? Did
he does first and did he this did
		
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			he How exactly did he join the two
and eat them? How did he combine
		
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			between the two? We don't know
that meaning? Did he take one bite
		
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			from this and then one bite from
this or did he just put the two
		
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			together and put them in his mouth
at the same time? We don't know
		
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			that Yeah. In fact in a narration
it's as we probably saw as well.
		
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			He ate from this one time he ate
from this one time it probably
		
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			indicates a hit them separately so
you don't put them together in
		
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			your mouth you eat this and then
you eat this you eat this and you
		
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			eat this. It's just like a dish of
mixed fruit you eat some from here
		
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			some from here. Imam top Iranian
this is interesting when you
		
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			bumped up Ronnie relates from YBNL
Ibis of the Allah one, that the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam
Gani at Kalinina hauraton and
		
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			Herat. You call to Herat earn good
Ouattara, who is a water and who
		
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			Fifi he's a mayor who have the WHO
way where you have read your or
		
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			Juna, who already aminu. And if
anybody is like it likes to eat
		
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			grapes like that, but who likes to
eat grapes, this is grapes. It's
		
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			not Amber. So the Allahu Anhu
relates that Rasul Allah some use
		
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			to eat grapes, how rotten by
stripping them off the stem.
		
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			Now that can be done in two ways.
I checked up the dictionary in
		
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			this in the lexicon, it says that
this word heart and it refers to
		
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			two ways of doing it. So you've
got the you've got the stem,
		
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			you've got the grapes on the bunch
right on each of the stems little
		
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			stems they have so you know what
you could do is you take your fit
		
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			your your hand, you make your
fingers into a circle and you kind
		
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			of
		
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			bring them down the stock and all
the grapes fall off and then you
		
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			eat them. The other way is that
you take a small stem with about
		
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			four or 534 grapes on it whatever
put in your mouth and then you
		
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			pull the stem out and the grapes
stay in your mouth so that's how
		
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			the Brazil awesome used to eat
that so there's nothing wrong with
		
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			doing that. You know some people
get very picky and it's a no no
		
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			you should eat one by one or
something like that. Well the
		
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			voice alone was quite casual
industry card. We learned In
		
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			another Hadith that he's he was
standing up there are bunches of
		
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			dates that were hung on the
ceiling and bursa Rossum started
		
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			eating from the heatall alira Do
not use it don't use it is not
		
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			good for you just become well
you've just come out of you know
		
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			being sick so you can eat you
should eat so he sat down and
		
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			practice a lot and kept eating
from the dates that were standing
		
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			up. So a snack like that fruit or
something like that can be eaten
		
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			standing up. So we are very proud
of you can't even eat a date to
		
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			standing up you should sit down
and eat right so this occasion but
		
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			yes a meal then you don't stand
around like idiots moving around
		
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			in a party you know with a plate
dancing and eating that's kind of
		
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			silly right? So this hadith is
related by Toblerone for him now
		
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			are busted and that's the way the
prophets Allah made from them
		
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			either by with his fingers or with
his mouth pulling them off the
		
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			stem and putting the stem out
Hadith number 211 is related from
		
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			Abu Huraira to the Allah one he
says that gun a nurse can a nurse
		
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			now this is something which none
of us really have any much of a
		
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			fruit tree. But if you do have a
fruit tree I mean in England would
		
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			what can grow in your yard?
apples, pears, plums what else fix
		
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			seriously? Yeah, tomatoes,
tomatoes, mint you know that kind
		
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			of stuff? Some places South Africa
was very good you could even
		
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			California apricot, Mashallah. And
there was this May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala reward that couple and then
they started this apricot tree
		
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			some proper nice organic apricot
seeds have a huge amount just come
		
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			take you know, as much as you
want. So this is the way that
		
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			people did with with their fruits.
The
		
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			You know, because fruits come in
season right? So the first of the
		
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			fruits of the season, this is the
way they dealt with them. And I
		
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			remember once I was shaking did
the same thing in dark room up
		
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			north, when we had the first of
the, they grew something and the
		
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			gardener he brought in the fruits
and he did exactly as a sort of
		
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			loss of Allah some did. So what is
related from Abu Huraira the
		
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			Allahu Andika nurse either ro a
Willa thumri jell o de la
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, when they saw the first of
		
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			the, their crop of fruits to
appear. So when the first of the
		
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			fruits appeared, they would bring
it to Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			radiosensitive pick it and quickly
bring it to Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wasallam this meant, you
know the the fresh fruits
		
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			obviously they would bring it and
why would they bring it to
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam
obviously for baraka for blessing
		
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			and out of respect for him to
respect him and that you know, he
		
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			should get the first of our fruits
the aroma the commentator mentions
		
00:31:01 --> 00:31:05
			that obviously after that the
whole of his his representative
		
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			which means the aroma and the only
people could do the same thing
		
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			with them and that's that's why I
mentioned the garden did this with
		
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			our with our principal for either
a Honda who Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			ala some called now the price a
lesson would take it and he said
		
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			and he would say he would say
Allahumma barik la Nafi thi Medina
		
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			so firstly he would give a dua he
wouldn't eat it. You'd first give
		
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			a dua Oh ALLAH Burdick Luna Fifi
Medina bless us in our fruits How
		
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			do you bless How do you have
blessing and fruits by having more
		
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			by getting a good crop and by
their protection because once
		
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			disease and some pestilence hits
crop sometimes you can do so much
		
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			is destroyed.
		
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			Well, birdie, Glenna fee Medina
Tina and give us baraka and
		
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			blessing in our city in our city
give us a blessing how? By an
		
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			abundance of sustenance so people
can eat and what the worm we had
		
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			earlier and for such systems to
continue for a long time.
		
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			And another Baraka is in general,
to make sure that the deen and
		
00:32:07 --> 00:32:12
			features of the Dean continue to
remain manifest and clear, and
		
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			people can see them. That's why
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
00:32:17 --> 00:32:22
			sallam said that a prayer in this
Masjid is superior to 1000 Salat
		
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			in other masajid and but all these
kinds of Baraka Now, the thing is
		
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			that there have been times in
Madina Munawwara when things
		
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			weren't as rosy as before. So if
I'm called to be he gives an
		
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			answer. He says that when the
poster was made this door, he was
		
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			obviously referring to it,
referring to Baraka at his time,
		
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			he doesn't have to be intending
forever. However, others have
		
00:32:45 --> 00:32:49
			considered this to be not a very
good answer. But the better answer
		
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			is that because during the time of
the whole effort as well, Medina
		
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			became even more than it was
during the time of Rasulullah,
		
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			sallAllahu anism, in terms of
wealth, in terms of abundance, in
		
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			terms of supply, because you
literally had things that were
		
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			coming from around the world, from
the major empires, the Roman and
		
00:33:08 --> 00:33:11
			the Persian empires, as they were
being conquered, their riches were
		
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			coming and being given to, given
to the holidays are given to the
		
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			leafs from the methodical or from
the Eastern, the west of the
		
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			lands. And this continues today,
when you go to Madina Munawwara
		
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			you can literally get whatever you
want, whatever you want. And now
		
00:33:26 --> 00:33:28
			the people have taken that another
step. And you can even get all the
		
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			fashion from the world as well.
Now, you know, before you could
		
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			get the Islamic goods from around
the world, now you can get the
		
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			fashion from around the world. You
know whether you want Italian
		
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			fashion, French fashion, English,
fashion, American fashion, in all
		
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			of those moles, so you can get
everything now. Now this doesn't
		
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			mean that sometimes there's going
to be difficulty Baraka doesn't
		
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			mean that you're never going to
have difficulty you can have
		
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			Baraka, but there can be times
when there will be difficulty as
		
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			there has been difficulty at some
time or the other. Another meaning
		
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			is that when the promise was made
to offer Baraka, he means that
		
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			even a small amount will suffice
for many people down there. And if
		
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			you look at the amount of people
that come there, and Subhanallah,
		
00:34:01 --> 00:34:04
			they're able to still do business.
If you look at the food products
		
00:34:04 --> 00:34:08
			in the food, the milk, the bread
and things like that. You don't
		
00:34:08 --> 00:34:13
			pay much for them, because it's
subsidized. But anyway, it's that
		
00:34:13 --> 00:34:16
			small amount will suffice for a
lot of people. So that's another
		
00:34:16 --> 00:34:19
			dua he made to do so he said, Oh
Allah bless us in our fruits bless
		
00:34:19 --> 00:34:24
			us in our city. Number three
Auberry Klonowski Sardina bless us
		
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			in our larger measure, and robotic
laffy Medina and bless us in our
		
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			smaller measure. So the saw and
the mud were certain types of
		
00:34:33 --> 00:34:38
			containers a volume of a certain
volume that they used to sell
		
00:34:38 --> 00:34:44
			things in. So the saw is for
moods, it's for of the mood
		
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			measures. When mood is is a
medium, hand full. So you've got
		
00:34:52 --> 00:34:57
			two hands together. So as much as
comes in a scoop like that, of
		
00:34:58 --> 00:34:59
			somebody with medium size hands,
that is called
		
00:35:00 --> 00:35:05
			The mood. So four times that would
be a salt. And then they would
		
00:35:05 --> 00:35:09
			make a vessel, a cup like that. So
our shaker actually had one made
		
00:35:09 --> 00:35:12
			to that size. And
		
00:35:13 --> 00:35:15
			things used to be measured with
that. So it became a kind of
		
00:35:15 --> 00:35:19
			standard kind of size to sell that
they're selling things in volumes.
		
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			So the prophets, Allah made baraka
for that. I remember one of our
		
00:35:23 --> 00:35:25
			shakes, he said that they
shouldn't have changed from the
		
00:35:25 --> 00:35:29
			salt and the mood to the kilograms
and the grounds. Because the
		
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			products are made specific to
offer the moods in the site.
		
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			That's what they used to. They
used to calculate and sell things
		
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			by until the last you know, just
until about maybe 70 100 years
		
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			ago, maybe until until even 50 or
60 years ago, but they changed it
		
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			recently to standardize it. That's
kind of strange, because to tell
		
00:35:45 --> 00:35:48
			the truth in England, we've
changed to the kilograms and about
		
00:35:48 --> 00:35:51
			10 years ago, in America, it's
still ounces, can you believe it,
		
00:35:51 --> 00:35:55
			and still miles on the road and
kill as it is in England, still on
		
00:35:55 --> 00:35:57
			the road, but even in
measurements, it's still ounces,
		
00:35:57 --> 00:36:02
			and it's still inches, right? And
in England? I think we're kind of
		
00:36:02 --> 00:36:05
			into centimeters, kind of inches
and centimeters kind of both work
		
00:36:05 --> 00:36:08
			right now. Right? Even though
we've changed the whole world,
		
00:36:08 --> 00:36:11
			right and standardized on this
metric system. But we've
		
00:36:11 --> 00:36:14
			definitely gone on to kilograms in
isn't already ounces in American
		
00:36:14 --> 00:36:15
			courts and ounces and
		
00:36:16 --> 00:36:20
			liters still. But some, some may
say, Well, this was talk talking
		
00:36:20 --> 00:36:24
			about measure in general. And we
can only hope that that's the case
		
00:36:24 --> 00:36:27
			that is to get the baraka, but he
the province of Assam specifically
		
00:36:27 --> 00:36:29
			said we're vertical and if you
sign up or vertical enough, you
		
00:36:29 --> 00:36:32
			Medina give us Baraka in our saw
and our mood in these two
		
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			measures. So you might know me he
what, what does he mean by having
		
00:36:37 --> 00:36:41
			Baraka in these two measures
because they're just a volume of
		
00:36:41 --> 00:36:46
			an amount of something. So he says
that it just refers to whatever is
		
00:36:46 --> 00:36:50
			then sold by volume in that
whether that be some kind of crops
		
00:36:50 --> 00:36:54
			or fruit or anything else, then
Allah subhanaw taala give baraka
		
00:36:54 --> 00:36:57
			in that so essentially give Barack
in the trade and the business
		
00:36:57 --> 00:37:00
			that's taking place in the
sustenance in the food products
		
00:37:00 --> 00:37:03
			and people's food products that
they're selling to each other. If
		
00:37:03 --> 00:37:09
			natural Ashkelon he says that
anybody who is brought the first
		
00:37:09 --> 00:37:12
			of the fruits of the season, then
it's mostly hard for them to
		
00:37:12 --> 00:37:16
			recite this dua up to here,
because the DUA continued, but we
		
00:37:16 --> 00:37:20
			won't be able to make the same dua
because it was very specific to
		
00:37:20 --> 00:37:24
			Madina, Munawwara, maca, maca,
Rama, but at least up to the we
		
00:37:24 --> 00:37:28
			could make a DUA, the next part of
the DUA the prophets Allah Samson
		
00:37:28 --> 00:37:33
			Allahumma Ibrahima AB Dukkha
Ibrahima, Abdu kava hollybrook O
		
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			Allah Ibrahim Ali Salam is your
servant and your very close heart,
		
00:37:40 --> 00:37:44
			friend, and when a be you and he's
your prophet, so he's your
		
00:37:44 --> 00:37:48
			servant. He's your very close
intimate friend. And he's your
		
00:37:48 --> 00:37:52
			prophets. Were in the abductor
whenever you and I'm also your
		
00:37:52 --> 00:37:56
			servant and your prophet. So he's
building a case with Allah
		
00:37:56 --> 00:38:00
			subhanaw taala we're in the hood
that actually Maka he may do all
		
00:38:00 --> 00:38:03
			for you from Africa. What's the
DUA as I mentioned in the Quran,
		
00:38:03 --> 00:38:06
			Allah who made me a skin to Robin
in the skin to me in theory Yachty
		
00:38:07 --> 00:38:11
			be wedding lady these are in in
the vertical Muharram Robina
		
00:38:11 --> 00:38:15
			leukaemias salata federal editor
Mina necesita, we era him was
		
00:38:15 --> 00:38:23
			zuccon Menoth Emirati La La homage
Quran. Oh my Lord, I have made my
		
00:38:23 --> 00:38:28
			descendants my family. I have made
them reside in this valley that
		
00:38:28 --> 00:38:31
			doesn't have any crops. It doesn't
have any vegetation doesn't have
		
00:38:31 --> 00:38:36
			any plants or anything like that.
By your house, by your sanctified
		
00:38:36 --> 00:38:39
			your honored house, oh our Lord.
Why so that they could establish
		
00:38:40 --> 00:38:44
			Salah. So turn the hearts of the
people towards them? Turn the
		
00:38:44 --> 00:38:46
			hearts of the bit. No, this is a
barren piece of land. Nobody
		
00:38:46 --> 00:38:51
			living there. No crops. No
nothing. Just about a water supply
		
00:38:51 --> 00:38:54
			the zamzam but turn the hearts of
the people towards it so that they
		
00:38:54 --> 00:39:00
			go there what Zaku Mina Thammarat
desert but give them from the
		
00:39:00 --> 00:39:04
			fruits give them abundantly from
the fruits la Allahu yesh Quran so
		
00:39:04 --> 00:39:07
			that they can be thankful Allah
subhanho wa Taala accepted that
		
00:39:07 --> 00:39:11
			DUA and since then, over the
years, the fruits have been coming
		
00:39:11 --> 00:39:13
			there, whether they've been
imported or whatever the case is,
		
00:39:14 --> 00:39:17
			right? There's lots of fruits in
abundance down there. And that's
		
00:39:17 --> 00:39:20
			where you go there you find fruits
of the world. You go harity You
		
00:39:20 --> 00:39:24
			can probably find the same thing.
You go there, you go to bindles or
		
00:39:24 --> 00:39:27
			whatever it is, you find all sorts
of fruits from around the world.
		
00:39:28 --> 00:39:30
			You have to pay a price but
they're there if you want to buy
		
00:39:30 --> 00:39:34
			it. That is quite amazing for a
very in which there was it was all
		
00:39:34 --> 00:39:38
			desert. So that's what the
prophets Allah was me saying the
		
00:39:38 --> 00:39:41
			Ibrahim Ali Salam made the offer
that police were in the other Oh
		
00:39:41 --> 00:39:45
			Khalil Medina, and I'm praying to
you for Madina Munawwara for
		
00:39:45 --> 00:39:48
			yesterday for this city, be
Mythili Medina can be here at
		
00:39:48 --> 00:39:53
			Makkah with everything that he has
made to offer Maka to you. So all
		
00:39:53 --> 00:39:56
			of you probably mannerisms to
Alpha Mocha, will Miss Liu Houma
		
00:39:56 --> 00:39:59
			and that much in addition, so I
want to double that
		
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			though for Madina Munawwara other
differences that Oberoi, Marissa
		
00:40:04 --> 00:40:08
			was making the offer a place that
was already sanctified was already
		
00:40:08 --> 00:40:12
			an honorable place. Because it was
supposed to cabbage would have
		
00:40:12 --> 00:40:15
			been there from before, but it was
dilapidated. Nobody was staying
		
00:40:15 --> 00:40:19
			there and he rebuilt it. That
place was already a sacred place
		
00:40:19 --> 00:40:23
			from before, which you probably
Madison just went to enliven. So
		
00:40:23 --> 00:40:25
			if Brian Allison was making the
offer a place that was already
		
00:40:25 --> 00:40:28
			sanctified, whereas Marcel Lawson
was making the offer, a place that
		
00:40:28 --> 00:40:31
			was not sanctified from before
yesterday, was not looked on. And
		
00:40:31 --> 00:40:34
			I had diseases and pestilence and
things of that nature and Allah
		
00:40:34 --> 00:40:38
			subhanaw taala removed all of that
and gave it the baraka day has now
		
00:40:38 --> 00:40:42
			which is superior mocha mocha Rama
and Madina, Munawwara aroma have a
		
00:40:42 --> 00:40:45
			great difference of opinion about
their so some say Mocha is
		
00:40:45 --> 00:40:47
			greater, some say Medina is
greater, some say well,
		
00:40:49 --> 00:40:52
			Madina Munawwara is greater as a
city but the Haram The Maccha, the
		
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			Kaaba area is more superior, some
may say no, it's the place which
		
00:40:57 --> 00:40:59
			is surrounding the body of
Rasulullah sallallahu in his
		
00:40:59 --> 00:41:02
			grave, that is the most superior
place because it's next to the
		
00:41:02 --> 00:41:06
			most superior creation of Allah
subhanaw taala. So there's a
		
00:41:06 --> 00:41:09
			difference of opinion there. Now,
the prophets of Allah Assam has
		
00:41:09 --> 00:41:12
			got this fruit that somebody has
brought to him from the from the
		
00:41:12 --> 00:41:16
			crops, the first of their crops,
what does he do with it, he makes
		
00:41:16 --> 00:41:19
			the offer them makes them feel
good, everybody benefits because
		
00:41:19 --> 00:41:21
			the person also makes a general to
offer Madina Munawwara for the
		
00:41:21 --> 00:41:25
			city in general, and then he
doesn't eat it, thumb, my head
		
00:41:25 --> 00:41:29
			through us a lot of money, then
you're awful. Then he calls the
		
00:41:29 --> 00:41:33
			smallest of the children that he
can see children around, cause the
		
00:41:33 --> 00:41:36
			smallest of them here, come here
for your tea that he could
		
00:41:36 --> 00:41:39
			thermal, he gives them that fruit
to eat. And I remember when I
		
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			first joined the room in 1985
		
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			this was this incident took place
there where they had grown
		
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			something and the first time I
can't remember what it was. And I
		
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			think is that okay, who's the
youngest here and I just missed it
		
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			or somebody was younger than me by
a few days or something. So I
		
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			missed it. So at that time, I was
the youngest down there. But there
		
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			was another kid from Blackburn he
got it. So he got to the the
		
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			smallest the first fruit.
		
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			Now youngest child, does he mean
like any child that was there? Or
		
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			does it mean specifically the
youngest of the Muslim children
		
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			that would that was there. It
doesn't have to be that he called
		
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			the youngest child from his own
family. It was anybody that the
		
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			Sahaba had brought their children
long, whoever it was, he would
		
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			call them. And he would have that.
Why? This is obviously another
		
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			form of his compassion to the
young there as well. And not that
		
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			he wanted to eat himself and I
must eat it myself. He gave it to
		
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			them he made dua that makes them
happy. And then he gives this to
		
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			the youngest child. So the owners
happy and then the child is happy
		
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			as well. And that's why there's
another Hadith related by SUTI in
		
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			his jammies sorry that whenever
the profits or loss would be
		
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			brought the first fruits of the
season. He would. This is another
		
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			narration very interesting
narration he would actually put it
		
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			on his eyes, then on his cheek,
and then he would say, oh, hola,
		
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			hola, hola, comma, or eterna, a
welder who Idina Hera who our
		
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			logistics you showed showing us
the first of this this crop show
		
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			us the last of its crops are
protected in between and then he
		
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			would give it to whoever whichever
children were there so that was
		
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			just children generally would give
it to them first. Even a Sunni has
		
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			related it from a boyhood era of
the Allah one and top Ronnie has
		
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			related from Ignite Abbas of the
Allah one. And the reason he would
		
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			give it to the young children is
because they'd be more happy with
		
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			it. We're getting some fruit to
eat. That'd be very happy. You
		
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			know, they can buy sweets in those
days. And maybe you could some.
		
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			I'm sure you could. It wasn't mass
factory or Cadbury's, but I'm sure
		
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			there was some sweets, some Kreutz
which you could buy, but they
		
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			would, they would enjoy enjoy
their fruits. And the other thing
		
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			is that there's a nice but this is
the youngest of the fruits is the
		
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			first of them to come out. And
these children are the youngest.
		
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			So it's a massive it's very
appropriate. So he saying that
		
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			this is pure and these are these
young pure souls that will give it
		
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			to them and this is better for our
flock purposes so that he doesn't
		
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			that obviously lost him he's not a
greedy person that's going to eat
		
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			it up for himself. He's giving it
to someone else Subhanallah
		
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			right that's that was Hadith
number 211 212. is
		
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			Hadith related by
		
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			Rob a year
		
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			bent more out with ignore Africa,
this more out with ignore Africa
		
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			and wild Africa. They're the two
people that killed the Bucha Hill
		
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			during the Battle of butter, if
you remember
		
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			where you will on Saturday alone
says that I had these two children
		
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			next to me in the Battle of butter
and I was thinking what am I going
		
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			to do with two children next to me
I'd rather have two big guys you
		
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			know, next to me, when one of them
suddenly says to me that i Uncle?
		
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			am me. Hello, daddy for a budget.
How do you know Pooja has it?
		
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			Yeah, what do you got to do with
him? He says, Well, if I see him
		
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			today, then I'm going to attack
him and one of us is going to have
		
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			to die. And as I was just
		
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			contemplating and reading from
what he said that the other one
		
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			next to me he asked me the same
question. So then afterwards
		
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			afterwards I actually saw a Bucha
he said that seems to be boyfriend
		
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			to him and attacked him and then
he was wounded on the floor and
		
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			even though Masuda the alone was
there as well and one of them died
		
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			the other one the one cut off his
cut off his head and are delighted
		
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			I'm assuming they were both saying
to Abdullah and also to the Allah
		
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			one that it was me that killed him
as me that killed him. So he said,
		
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			Okay, show us your swords because
they went across a lot Islam. And
		
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			they were both trying to say,
well, I killed him. I killed him.
		
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			So he said, Okay, show me a sword.
So they were both red. So he said,
		
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			Okay, both of you kill them. So
this is the Mao with one of them.
		
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			His daughter is relating this, she
says that ma Dibner Afra. The
		
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			uncle, her uncle, meaning the
other brother, she's the daughter
		
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			of one of them. So the his brother
sent her to be cleaner and mean
		
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			Robin with a bunch of dates.
		
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			to
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, what are they he would
		
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			urine? Why they agilon Sorry, why
they agilon Min pitha in Zubin, or
		
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			it could be Zubin that what this
refers to is there was a bunch of
		
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			dates. And along with it, we also
had some cucumber, some cucumber
		
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			that still had some of the stocks
with them, or something attached
		
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			to them, just slight. And the
Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
		
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			used to really like cucumber used
to love cucumber for a day to
		
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			hoobie So she said she was young
girl. And look at this, she was
		
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			younger, she must have been quite
small, because those two are quite
		
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			young when they killed wujiang
Anyway, so this was a daughter
		
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			from one of them. So you could
imagine that she was probably not
		
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			very old young girl. She came to
us with allah sallallahu is and
		
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			gave it and he used to really like
it. Were in the WHO Helia to call
		
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			the Qatari human of Bahrain. All
of these
		
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			ornaments this jewelry he had he
had around him that just coming
		
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			from Bahrain. So she got the gave
him this this cucumber and this
		
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			bunch of dates for Mullah Yoda who
minha he literally filled his hand
		
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			up with this with some of this
jewelry and she says he gave it to
		
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			me
		
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			just shows great generosity just
grabbed a whole bunch of jewelry
		
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			Hey, take it in I gotta hm Samuel
just grab you know you go then you
		
00:47:32 --> 00:47:34
			know the boss and he just grabbed
a whole bunch just like the
		
00:47:34 --> 00:47:39
			indiscriminately and gives it to
ego just shows he was. The next
		
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			hadith is similar that this robot
here she refers she robot year.
		
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			Similar to Arabia. We don't see
this name, maybe some there's
		
00:47:50 --> 00:47:54
			always people looking for new
names. So I was listening probe a
		
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			year. So another one a bit
difficult to say Roby bien de moi
		
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			with Ibni Afra.
		
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			She says that I came to Rasulullah
salAllahu alayhi salam with a
		
00:48:03 --> 00:48:08
			bunch of dates. And also this,
these cucumbers and he gave me a
		
00:48:08 --> 00:48:12
			handful of jewelry. Or she said
gold. So it was either gold
		
00:48:12 --> 00:48:16
			jewelry, it was jewelry made of
something else. It gave me a whole
		
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			handful of it. And that by that
that ends our chapter. So what we
		
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			learned from here mostly was that
Moore's Law of some seem to have
		
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			eaten a lot of cucumber and dates
because dates were quite common to
		
00:48:26 --> 00:48:29
			balance them out there was
cucumber, but then we also learned
		
00:48:29 --> 00:48:33
			that he had some butter and dates.
And we also learn what else did we
		
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			what else did we learn about the
he had
		
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			the melon so he had different
types of melon whatever was
		
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			available. So these are all suna
fruits. But there's nothing wrong
		
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			with your apples and pears as
well. But this was a significant
		
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			they had I don't even I don't even
know if they're has apple if they
		
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			had apples and pears in Makkah
Mikado Madina Munawwara in those
		
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			days anyway, the next chapter is
on the drink what the products
		
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			that awesome drank the different
types of drinks that are sort of
		
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			loss of the loss and drank
inshallah we'll look at that next
		
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			week. Allah Amanda Salonika Salaam
Baalak the other jewelry will come
		
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			along we're
		
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			going to study Allahu Mia Andonian
Allah Allahu Allah subhana que no
		
00:49:09 --> 00:49:12
			condemning allottee mean a lot
more fill in our hand now if you
		
00:49:12 --> 00:49:15
			know why the no one is looking out
alone. You know have you been out
		
00:49:15 --> 00:49:17
			there? I know that eliminator
Allah who may not necessarily
		
00:49:17 --> 00:49:20
			color for Lafayette if you're
dealing with dunya with Allah me
		
00:49:20 --> 00:49:25
			or you yatta yatta medical studies
Allahu Allahu Mohammed Al Quran.
		
00:49:26 --> 00:49:29
			Allah Allah, Allah imamo who don't
know what, Allah Allah the
		
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			kidnapping of minus you know,
Arlindo minima Johanna Hola,
		
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			hombres O'Connor de la Veta who
Anna lady Werner and so Hanabi
		
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			carbonised TRMI LC phone wa salam
and island of San Juan hamdulillah