Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Shamail al Tirmidhi Shoes of the Prophet () Part 12

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses various topics related to Islam, including the importance of love, respect, and desire for sex. The segment also touches on the topic of hair and the lack of women in Islam's society. The segment also touches on the use of "will" in religion and the importance of understanding and respecting others. The segment ends with a mention of a person named Mohammed bin Salman who was a freed slave during his time in Saudi Arabia and was considered a liberal candidate. The segment also touches on the topic of shaky feet and the importance of avoiding touching one's feet and not walking on two feet. The segment also touches on the importance of shaky feet and the use of shoes to indicate a need for professionalism and safety. The segment also touches on the use of sandals and shoes to indicate a need for professionalism and safety, and the importance of avoiding mistakes and not walking on two feet. The segment also touches on the use of shaky feet and the importance of understanding small things in
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa

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Salatu was Salam ala Sayyidina Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi

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wa Baraka was seldom at the Sleeman cathedral, Eli Yomi Dean

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Emeritus.

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We continue with

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the 10th Chapter of Shema L of Imam tell me the characteristics

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of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam This is a chapter on

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footwear. Specifically the Slippers of Rasulullah sallallahu

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some of the sandals of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. We

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covered a few Hadith already. We're on Hadith number 76.

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This hadith is related from Abner Amara, the Allah one who says that

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I saw

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it's actually related from Aubade IGNOU Jurij, who's at Derby from

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Madina, Munawwara.

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He says to Abdullah Nakamoto, the hola Juan, why is it that I've

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seen you wearing

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these sandals that are SIP to sip tea or sandals, and essentially

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sip tea or sandals are those

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that had their hair removed, say leather sandals with the hair

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removed? Because the custom of the Arabs of the time was or in Arabia

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at that time was not to was to actually use leather without

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having to remove the hair. So these were foreign. And it looks

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like Abdullah Muhammad Ali Allahu anhu, used to continue to do the

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same thing.

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Out of emulation of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam.

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That's why there's a hadith

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related by Imam Bukhari in which

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he said to Abdullah Ahmed or the Allah one,

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why is it that I see you're doing four things which I don't see

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anybody else of your companions doing?

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And one of them was wearing the sandals that were without that,

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that the leather was cleaned out? There was no hair on it.

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Why did he ask him that question? Firstly, because it seems strange,

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it wasn't a custom. Number two, maybe he thought that this was a

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matter of indulgence, because there's an extra step to be taken

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to remove the hair. So maybe this was the way of the wealthier

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people. And he was wondering why Abdullayev no matter the Allahu

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Anhu used to also try to have such sandals with the hair removed. So

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he asked him, he asked him straight out, that's the good

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thing to do. When you see somebody doing something, what you think is

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strange, the best way to deal with it is to politely gon take them

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aside and talk to them. Preferably, you know, make them

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sit down, give them a cup of coffee cup of tea, helps the

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situation.

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Right. So it is a good idea rather than entertaining different

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thoughts and

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unreasonable notions and and then you talk to somebody else. And

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it's best always to approach somebody and say, brother, why'd

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you do this for is there some wisdom behind it just nicely.

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The one brother I've seen, he's really good. He is probably one of

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the best that I've seen in terms of correcting you, that you and if

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you've made a mistake, they will come and correct you, they will

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come and take Mushara is very good. He'll come he'll sit by you

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start talking about everything else in the world first. And

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really, you know, you're sitting down relaxed, talking about some

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easy things. And then suddenly, he'll bring up the issue and say,

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what about what about this issue? You know, can you please You know,

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you mentioned in your hotbar, you mentioned in your bio, and you

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mentioned this particular point, it shouldn't be like this. And

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mashallah, it's a lot better than just grabbing somebody and saying,

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you know, you mentioned this today that was wrong.

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We're humans, we deal with humans, we're not machines that just do

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things according to some particular

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written code, we have to understand where the other person

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is coming from. It's part of the hikma and wisdom to do this to

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find the right moment and achieve the recent studies show that if

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you want to criticize someone or say something to someone that

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would be slightly critical.

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They would take it much better if they were sitting than if they

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were standing.

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So don't ever criticize somebody standing up.

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And they would take it even even better if they were laying down as

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opposed to sitting.

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So you really want to talk talk to somebody, call them relax them,

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put some pillows under them, you know

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killaby locker, you know, just give give them some food and so on

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and then and then bring it up more relaxed. Don't just grab somebody

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on the street, take them to the side in the corner and start

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talking to them because then people get defensive.

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It has its hikma its wisdom

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So this person were Allahu Alem. He came in us and this is the

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commentators are saying that maybe he thought that they were a bit

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exquisite. And that's why I was wondering why is he getting these

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exquisite sandals for? So that's why he asked. And the answer was

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the he saw Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam because he says

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Abdullah Imam Timothy relates here. In the continuation of this

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narration in nero Ito rasool Allah He sallallahu alayhi wa sallam

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yelled best in the URL that he lays if he has showered on way

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toward dark fie her that I saw Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam wearing slippers that did not have any hair and he also made

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will do in them. He also made wudu in them meaning while being on the

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feet he would pour the water over and the water would run everywhere

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because the sandals were very simple. They were not complicated

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sandals with lots of straps here and there and you know they were

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very simple sandals you pour water over them the water would go

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everywhere anyway. And he could still do Hillel and everything.

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So there's two things that he's trying to establish here one is

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that Rasulullah Musa were such sound sandals maybe he was given

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those sandals from someone from outside number one number two,

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he made wudu in them proves that they were not unclean, even though

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we don't know the source of the leather which animal it came from

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whether it was Malibu, the Bihar sacrificed or not because once you

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tan, any kind of hide except pig, it becomes halal.

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There is also a possibility that he ministers Yetta what does he

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have meaning he made will do and then used to put them on but still

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the feet wet. Then you put them on it's still fine, it doesn't. It

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will not make your feet impure unless they're made of pig

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leather. Then you've got a problem. Because pig leather is

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intrinsically impure. You can wash it 100 times

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say Bismillah each time as well. It was still not become pure.

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So then Abdullah abnormality and then added for an O hippo and

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Alba. He explained the reason that he said and I love to also wear

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them because of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam. This is not the

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only Hadith from him, which discusses the close following of

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Rasulullah Salah and there are many other Hadith about it as

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well. And alive now Omar in particular, there are a number of

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Hadith in Bukhari, which explain this is to look for the place he

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prayed and where he even relieved himself where he stopped where he

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made will do and so on and so forth.

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Like there's a hadith in which, which will come later on about the

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food of Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam

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from UNASUR, the Allah one that he wants Surah Surah allah sallallahu

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Sallam

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eating and what was cooked was the

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de Burgh means this light to green God that you get. It's a type of

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vegetable.

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God, g o u r d, right? It doesn't have much of a taste. It's got a

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very bland taste. In fact, you make it in curry or something. And

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it's some goods are sweet. But this one is not sweet. This one

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has a kind of a bland plain taste. But the Prophet sallallahu alayhi

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wa sallam

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Abdullayev not one of them saw him eat it with some relish.

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He was looking for the good in the in the dish. So honestly, the

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Allahu Anhu said, since that day, I've learnt to love it. I've loved

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it since that day, doesn't have any particular days. It's not like

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extremely sweet or some exquisite taste or exotic, nothing of that

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nature. But just for that reason.

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That's why how many of us have tried this type of green God?

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They call it cut doing although

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it's not a marrow, but it's probably bigger than a marrow.

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It's a green one. It's Dodi in Gujarati, right? I'm sure. You

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must have seen that.

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Okay, so if you don't get bring some home and get it cooked and

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eat it.

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So if not Abdullah

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Maliki the great Maliki scholar he says min Saudi Hill Imani muhabba

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to Makana Mustafa SallAllahu Sallam you Hibou who were at by

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Omar Caniff, Allah who had killed makhoul on mushrooms el mal boosts

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you know because there is some people will bring up here that you

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guys have been coming extremists in the following the province of

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Assam never said you should eat this or never said you should wear

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this kind of clothing. So, judging from what Sahaba like Abdullah

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Muhammad or the Allahu Anhu used to do in the northern ma after

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him, ignore Abdullah al Maliki says that it is part of pure faith

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study halimun It is part of pure faith, to love that which the

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prophets of Allah awesome used to love and to follow and emulate

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what he used to do even in eating and drinking and clothing.

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by

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essentially saying even in those things which he did not directly

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say you must do this, you must do this, what he just done himself,

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we must love to do the same thing. That is, if anybody understands

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the concept of love, then this is a permissible aspect of you can

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call it an extreme level of love. This is a permissible aspect of it

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because people greater than us and who are better differentiators

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between the right and wrong did it they come to live now morally

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Allah one. The next Hadith number 77 is related from

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Imam Tirmidhi. Related related from is how cognomen Su from

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abdulrazaq from Amara from ignobly

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it'd be the job. That was this narrator's name,

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his real name that was what he was known as, but his real name was

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Mohammed.

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His father's name was Abdul Rahman Muhammad Abdul Abdul Rahman but he

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became more famous as Ibnu Abebe the son of Abu Talib.

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He was a man of great status

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when how to negotiate the great Abbas ID. Holly's one of the

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biggest of the later are basilica lifts he came for Hajj and he

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entered muster the Naboo II. Everybody stood up except Abu

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Dhabi that he refused to stand up. Everybody else stood up in honor

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of the Khalif.

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Somebody said to him

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stand up for the Ameerul Momineen he said in the Maya Kuma nursery

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Rob Bill Alameen.

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Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran, people stand up for the

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Lord of the Worlds not for the lord of this dunya

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Haroon Rashid saw this happening very he was a pious individual

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himself he respected piety. He said that oh who forgot karma mean

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equal Lucia Ara?

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Leave him alone leave him alone. Already. Every hair of my body has

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stood up.

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From what he said in the Maya coma nursery. Robben Island mean

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this is an ibis in Cardiff, you know, this was one of the greatest

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of the basilica lifts. He took a break from this person and you

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know, not getting angry that Who is he to say this, everybody else

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is standing up, but not him. Let me show him. Let me assert my

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power.

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And this is where people don't understand that you'd rather gain

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something by respect, as opposed to by showing your power. That's

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why I'm while we are the Allah and had a cousin who was a governor in

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one of the other cities, and he was very cruel. He used to just

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take care of his enemies just like her judge used to be. So

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Margarita, the Allahu Anhu used to say that he tries to gain order

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and harmony by using

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by using vigor by using his sword. I will use my tongue where it

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suffices and will refuse to use my whip.

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So he he knew how to do this. He knew how to he really was very

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careful. He says there's no point in beating people into submission.

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When your love and your clemency can suffice. Your forbearance can

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suffice

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but this is really something that how Ronaldo she said this

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afterwards up every hair of my body standing on its end leave him

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alone.

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So he relates from Saudi Molotow Amma

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Saudi he was a freed slave of dharma. She was a twin tau amines

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twin became her name mobile atoma because she was one of the twins.

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Right? And she was Sahabi

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she had a she was a Sahaba, whose name was whose sister's name was

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Robbie ignore Omega IGNOU heard of Al Juma he who relates from a he

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relates from Abu Huraira the Allah one that the Prophet sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam sandals or slippers had the two straps, which

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we discussed before two straps, exactly where they were, there's a

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difference of opinion as to exactly how they were whether they

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were coming from in between the toes, or whether they were over

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the top, but he definitely had two straps. Or it could also mean that

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he had a double layered two straps, because we learned that

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from another Hadith that said that's just a reiteration of one

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of the other generations we've already explained that hadith

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number 78 is related from

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from IGNOU Hadith, I'm Ragna Hadith. Who says

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this? Let's speak a bit about Omroep no hurry if he is actually

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a Sahabi very young Sahabi. He was very young when he became a

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Wahhabi kurayoshi Massumi

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the main six books of all taken Hadith from him, he passed away

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when he, the Prophet said Allah is on pasture when he was only 10

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years old. So it's very young Sahabi Abdullah on what are the

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Alon wasn't very old either. But he was 10 years old when he passed

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when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam passed away.

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He relates that I saw Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.

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He must have been very young when he saw this, but the aroma of

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accepted his Hadith, primarily, most likely, because he was

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distinguishing, and people could witness give witness to that, that

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he was a distinguishing young boy.

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Nowadays, our we don't even trust our 10 year old boys nowadays,

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which is really sad.

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It means that they don't mature or we do not help them to mature we

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do not consider them to be mature enough. And this is the problem of

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the Western society. They only consider people legal to do things

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or 1618 when it comes to some things. And in other things, they

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make it very young. It's just kind of really weird.

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And that's why you see that. People who come from third world

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country, young boys, they seem a lot more mature than young boys of

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other areas. And that's one of the reasons why I don't think people

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in the West can really understand

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why in Islam, it's permissible, as it was in many other cultures as

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well to marry even younger girls, because they just can't see a 19

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year old girl mature.

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You know, they just can't see her do that. Nowadays, they don't even

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know how to comb their hair. Sometimes the mother has to still

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be combing her hair is really sad.

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But that's it's still an issue in in third world countries. Many

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third world religions seem to do better because they're forced to,

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they're not pampered as much they're forced to go and act act

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up the age.

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So he says I saw Rasulullah sallallahu some you saw leafy

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Nalini Matsu first thing I saw Rasulullah sallallahu some praying

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in a pair of slippers that were muscle 15 Look at his

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understanding as well look at what he noticed. Because this is the

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one narration that is different from the others that others say

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that okay, they used hair, which was not with us sandals that were

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with leather that had no hair on it, and, and so on. But this is a

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very intricate observation. MK su 14 refers to comes from the word

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house of house.

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Muscle that then could refer to the fact that they had

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patches on them.

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They were patched up, because muscle for comes from the house of

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hustle means a patch. So it's possible that they had patches on

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them. Or it could mean that they had two layers. So that's another

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meaning of it, that you had two pieces, which is the case if you

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see some of those pictures, because single leather may not be

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thick enough to make it stiff enough so that it's okay to walk

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in. It's very likely that you have two or three layers for the for

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the sole

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hadith of Urawa from Aisha Radi Allahu anha, that the Prophet

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,

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Ghana, you yaki to Thurber who he used to

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sew his clothes, which could mean that if there was anything to sew

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anything that opened up or if something atone, he would put the

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patch on, he would sew up whatever it was

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obvious obviously, it doesn't refer to the fact that the Prophet

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was a tailor as such, it's not referring

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to that necessarily. And then she talks about his sandals or he

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would mend them as well.

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These days we don't men sandals anyway probably cost more to mend

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the sandals to buy a new pair. Nowadays, if you go to the you

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know, you'd only take a very exquisite piece of sandal to get

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mended because they probably charge you 10 pounds. And you

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could buy another pair of sandals for two pounds. Well, not good

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ones, but you know you could buy something. Whereas in many third

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world country like India, you I remember when I started I took

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some nice pair of sandals from here. I couldn't buy any more like

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that. I must have had them sewn up three, four or five times maybe

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until the end because you couldn't find something comparable. And

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they were they were fine if you just sew them up Subhanallah

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it was easy as long as the guys on the street you just go there

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literally pay him five rupees, two rupees, three rupees, pennies,

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literally. So it's convenient like that. But nowadays we just

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recycle, we throw away we fill the dumps. And Allahu Allah, you know,

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we wonder how to recycle things. Well make things memorable easily.

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Maybe that's one of the ways to do it.

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We have too much money we have too much money.

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May Allah allow us to use it wisely or not take it away from

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us.

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And Number Number three, he used to also patch up his his bucket

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which was made of leather, if there was if they developed a hole

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or something if not, he'd been hacking relate this narration

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there's another Hadith from Ibiza who says that I saw the the

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sandals of Mustafa sallallahu alayhi wa sallam they were he has

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a description using the word mill center twin MC Salatin

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which means

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it's a very intricate description. Two things one is it was slender

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in the middle. So it was narrow in the middle because that's how if

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you look at shoes as well today, they narrow down in the middle. So

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it wasn't just cut as some crude piece of cloth piece of leather,

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just square or you know, some weird shape. No, they were

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actually shaped while being slender in the middle, because

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that's where the that's where the foot has a concave at the bottom.

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The other word he uses comes from the word listen tongue.

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So it was shaped in a particular ways to show that there was some

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there used to shape it. It wasn't just crudely made.

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The next hadith is Hadith number 79 which is related from Abu

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Huraira the Allahu Han and then the BSL Allahu Allah Rasool allah

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam called Allah MCN Hadoken la MCN Hadoken

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fina and in Wahida

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now, Imam told me the ads the number of other Hadith which

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doesn't, which is not, which is no longer speaking about a

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description of Rasulullah sallallahu sums on footwear, but

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about how to wear footwear and guidance about footwear. So in

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this generation of Abu Huraira, the Allahu and the prophets of

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Allah and Islam saying, none of you should walk, none of you

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should walk

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in just one slipper, or just one sandal, just one piece of footwear

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on.

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Now, this prohibition as such is for showing a dislike of it's not

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haram to do that, right. It's disliked to do it for health

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reasons, and Dini reasons. Now, what would be a Dini reason of why

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you can't walk in one foot? Sorry, with just one shoe on, we can

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understand health reasons that you'd be unstable. Eventually, the

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pressure on one side will maybe cause you to become imbalanced in

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your backbone, and so on and so forth. Right. So there are clear

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health reasons that could be under supported Dini reason of not of

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prohibiting How could they be a Dini reason? Anybody have an idea?

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That's an easy one, to blame it on the shaytaan. Clearly, but

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specific, more specifically, everything bad is from the

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shaytaan. Clear. So what more specifically?

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Well, one thing that comes to mind is, if you do that somebody is

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going to think is this guy, Bill goof. Right. They're going to make

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fun of you. Because no decent person does that.

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So it's going to cause people to criticize you condemn you. And

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they're going to be sinful for doing that, because they should

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mind their own business, really. But people can't help it. But

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you're causing them to do that. So that is one reason that from a

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Dini perspective, as well, but there must be more than that as

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well. Anyway, it's my crew.

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It's mockery, it's not haram, it's my crew, unless it's for a reason.

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But in general, there are some aroma who looked at and said that

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even if you're walking and one of your shoes, let's just say this,

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the soul came off, you bought them cheap, and the glue just came

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apart, it was a hot day, and the glue came apart. And now you're

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walking with talking shoes, and you'd rather walk without them. So

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you took one off, take both off. Right? So either work and

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professionalism. We'll say that in another Hadith, either walk with

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both of them or take both off and just walk normally with stability.

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But there will be times when you have to because maybe it's just so

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hot on the sand or whatever. And one of your slippers got stolen.

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When you went for ombre for example, you could still somebody

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else's people normally do it, the find another one that looks like

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and you take those or he probably took money. You don't do that La

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hawla wala Quwata illa biLlah you don't do that. Now people have

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become a lot more savvy, they they take these bags with them, where

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you put them in there and you hardly lose them. The best is to

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have big feet. Nobody will take your slippers. Right? We're just

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gonna get snippets that are big, you know, that are larger than

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your size, size 12 Nobody will take them less people. You have

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789 10 Too many people have the same. They think it's theirs. And

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the problem is that the you know, all the snippets are the same. So

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what law who item? We don't think people are stealing them. They

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just think they're yours. They think they're there. So that's why

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they take them. We have to have good

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opinion about people there.

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So now let's just say it's so hard now you try to walk on both feet,

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you're going to be suffering. So maybe in that case

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Same will be not so mcru to hop on one foot. Right and I think people

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you see that quite often people doing that they especially on the

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overtime in the in the peak, right you will probably see people

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hopping on one foot they've lost it and I want to steal somebody or

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take somebody else's. So then what do you do? So there could be a

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need. So it's not like some absolute prohibition, you can't do

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it, you're going to burn your feet. There is a narration if not

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agile says there is a narration in which he says that Rossum has done

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the done this once for some reason.

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But that could be that it was some really unique situation or is

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before the prohibition. And the resellers have never did it again.

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Because then later he said take them both off.

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So he says do not the prophets Allah some said Do not walk just

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in one piece of footwear.

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Now the Dini and dunya here,

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it's against the decency of a normal person to walk like that.

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It's because it will, they will create some imbalance in the way

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you walk you will make you wave to and fro. Also, it could cause you

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to trip up because you're not balanced, it could cause you to

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trip up. And so Hala, try this, if you want to stand on something

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that is even two centimeters or one centimeter higher than the

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other.

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Right?

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pavement is quite clear. But something even lower than a

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pavement just something two centimeters higher than other put

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one foot on one side, another foot on the other side and extend your

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arms and tell somebody to push your arms down, you will notice

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that if you're standing on flat ground with both feet level, your

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you will have more,

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you will have more power in your arms as you normally do, right to

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resist somebody trying to push your arms down if they

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outstretched, then when you're on slightly, slightly one lower and

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one higher level, you will notice that you lose your power,

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you won't retain the same power. So

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it could refer to it gives the possibility of falling down.

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Also the problem of stumbling the problem of one hip becoming higher

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than the other backbone problems and so on so forth. And then the

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fact that you're going to have somebody else maybe become sinful

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if they start laughing at you. And there are always a lesson said you

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should avoid all of these things. So there are more than one reason

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for avoiding it.

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That's why the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that if a

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person breaks their will do in Salah. What are they supposed to

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do? You're not supposed to just casually walk out. You can't stick

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around as well, because you can't carry on in solid. If you break

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your will do. It's really bad to do that. There's some really

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serious warnings about that. Then casually walking on Oh yeah, he's

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broken his will do. So what the wrestlers have said is that you

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should hold your nose and go out. So to make people think that you

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had a nosebleed, which is a lot more people according to people

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decent than letting off wind.

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Now you might think that's lying. It's not lying. You're not telling

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them I didn't break my window like that. I broke it like this. You're

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just going like that. Now, if somebody is silly enough to ask

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you, did you really do that? That's their problem.

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But that's what you're supposed to do. So people think oh, he's had a

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nosebleed.

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The Prophet sallallahu sallam said that, so if that's the case, they

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you should you shouldn't show your defects like that. Doesn't give

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room to lie, it doesn't give room to lie to lying permissibility

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then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Let the condition

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upon your own Allah

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do not become an assistant for shaytaan against your brother.

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So in this case here, if you're going to walk in an unstable way,

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and you're helping Shaitan to laugh at, to tell this person to

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laugh at you and earn sin. And that's not a good idea.

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If not, RB does say that this is the way the shaytaan walks. That

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had to be one explanation right? Even r&b said that, actually, that

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it's the way that shaytaan walks.

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Some have gone as far as saying, in fact, they've said that some of

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the minions or Obama have agreed on this, that because of this

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narration, let's just say that your sandal strap broke of one and

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you are standing in the other one, even on top of the other one was

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standing in the other one you shouldn't do that you should take

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both off and you shouldn't even just stand in one

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because it's not becoming of a decent person to do that.

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Although others have said look, if you're if you have to stand on

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there because the ground is dirty or whatever, then it should be

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nothing wrong with that. Some have said that based on this then it

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also gives us an understanding that if somebody is wearing a

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jacket or a coat, or a shirt or whatever, and he's got one arm

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through and the other one he doesn't. That's also an imbalance

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and shouldn't do that. I

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I don't know how you could do that in trousers. But you know, with

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the shirt, definitely that you know that you could have some

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people try to do that. So it's not, it's not nothing to do I mean

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if that's the way people look cool or something, well then that's the

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people you're following. It's not what Rasul Allah Allah told us to

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do.

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Except in hardware, we're told to do it in a particular way, leave

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the right shoulder bear, there's a there's a wisdom in doing that for

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that reason.

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Likewise said that if you wearing a hoof in one, and a sandal in the

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other one, a shoe on one and He's slipping the other one, it's

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weird, you don't do that kind of stuff.

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Wearing two different types of socks, nobody can see it. Maybe

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you might get away with it. If it's in the shoes, but if it's

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outside, one red and one green one doesn't look good. Right? It

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should be avoided.

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That's why then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam said

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Leon alguma. Jimmy and Oh Leo for him and Jimmy on either way, both

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of them somehow or take both of them off.

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The next hadith is Hadith number 80, which is related from

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kotoba from Malik from Abu Zenit. And it's a similar Hadith Imam

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Timothy just says that there's another narration that's similar

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to this one. So it's the same content, but it's another

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narration. This should give you an understanding that when we say

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Buhari, for example has 60,000 Or sorry 6000 durations? What Mr.

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Muhammad have no humble memorize a million narrations literally

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speaking. It wasn't that there were million different contents,

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different themes, different subjects, different points a

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different wording completely. It could mean that there was a

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similar message in it but it was a different chain that's considered

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another not another narration.

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So that goes in body when you say they've got 6000 narrations, if

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you cut out and you took out all the repetitions just because the

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chain is different or a word is different, then you will find that

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there's actually about two to 3000 iterations in there that are

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unique, uniquely different from each

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Hadith number 81 or narration 81.

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It's related from

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jabber or the Allah one, that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam prohibited that a person eat right that a man or a woman

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eat in the narration that says yeah, cool. Rajul a person eat be

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shimmery, he with his left hand.

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That has nothing to do with the chapter, but it's the part that's

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coming afterwards, which is relevant. That's why he's brought

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it OEMC phenol in Wahida. Just as bad as it is to eat with the left

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hand which is supported in number of other ahaadeeth. It's also very

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bad to walk in just one slipper about the eating one.

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Eating with the left hand

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it's considered mcru According to the Maliki's in the Sharpies. But

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because of the severity of the way the prophets of Allah mentioned it

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the humble is consider it haram to just eat with the left hand.

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That's how serious it is. You know what a haram you know the

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difference between a haram and a mcru? Daddy me even is that a

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haram is something if you reject it, you become careful because it

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is established so securely.

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That's the difference. The Maliki's under Shafi is they do

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not consider the evidence as strong as Zina for example, the

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prohibition of Zina, but it's still something to avoid, because

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Hadith and Muslim that the Prophet said a lot of some sort of man

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eating with his left hand and he said to him, as he couldn't be me

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and eat with your right hand. He said, law study, I can't. I have

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not, I don't have the ability to he said, let's start Prophet

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sallallahu Sallam know what he was probably in a state he said, let's

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start you will not be able to. And since then he could not raise that

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hand to his mouth. From that day on. Let's show severity the profit

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or loss of in another head. He said that eating with the left

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hand is the eating is the way shaytani eats. Right? Clearly,

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it's the way shaytaan eats right. So

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the majority do not consider it haram they consider it Makuta

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anime highly disliked, but the humble is have taken it really to

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the level of haram here.

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Why is it encouragement to eat with the right and not with the

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left? Well, it's part of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam is saying that Allah subhanaw taala has distributed for

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us activities of honor to be undertaken with the right hand and

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activities that are necessary but are not considered very honorable

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necessarily with the left side, like washing this oneself. So you

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don't want to be washing as well as even if a person is using

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tissue should use the left hand and not the right even if you're

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using tissue. Right. That's what the rhythm I mentioned. So even

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though a person may never

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such place maybe using something else even then we don't want to

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come too close to be eating with the with the left the eating

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should be done with the right

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now if the right

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the other thing that Professor Lawson will say later is that a

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person should start wearing with the right will we'll talk about

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that in the next Hadith inshallah

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so the bounties of Allah subhanaw taala is the food and we want to

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show honor with our right hand because in Islam the right is

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considered the honor the honorable

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part

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so the prophets Allah some said these two things He prohibited

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these two things that a person eat with his left or that he walked

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just in one slipper.

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Hadith number 82.

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It's related

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from Abu Huraira the Allahu Anhu again, that Rasulullah sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam said, He then started to come fully up that

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Binyamin, what he then as Allah away then Nizar follow up that

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Mishima

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that when one of you

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puts on his slippers, footwear, he should start with the right side.

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And when one of you take some often he should start with the

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opposite the left hand side we should start with the left hand

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side. And then he says that means the right should be the first one

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to be worn and the left should be the first one to be taken off. He

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clarified it again.

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This is where the products are awesome said you should not stand

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you should not eat with the left hand that is considered Makuta

00:36:46 --> 00:36:50

creamy right. Now in this case, where the proposal awesome is

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saying a person should start with the right, right foot first and

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take off the left first. What level of hokum is that? Is that

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followed? Is that wardrobe? Is that Mr. Hub? Or what is it? It's

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considered Mr. Hub. So it's not necessary. But it's most the hub

00:37:06 --> 00:37:09

as part of a Muslim who's conscious was always trying to do

00:37:09 --> 00:37:12

things to better himself and get closer to Allah subhanaw taala

00:37:12 --> 00:37:16

then it is befitting of such a person to follow this as well. So

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it's mazahub you will be rewarded for doing so. But you will not be

00:37:20 --> 00:37:23

you will a person will not be sinful for leaving it.

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Now how do you

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because we've been told that when you enter into the masjid, you go

00:37:28 --> 00:37:31

with your right, when you come out you go with your left. And

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normally when you're coming in and out of the masjid is the slipper

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issue you don't go in with your slippers.

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As has been throughout history, except in the early days, because

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in time the prophesy the Lord is some of the masajid they did not

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have carpets or any kind of rugs or it was just under pebbles for

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some time afterwards as well. But eventually it turned to having

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some kind of something on the ground. Now in that case, people

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stopped taking their foot when the footwear became more complicated.

00:38:04 --> 00:38:09

The footwear became more kind of something to the outside. Because

00:38:09 --> 00:38:13

initially the profits or losses is really it's related. It's an array

00:38:13 --> 00:38:16

to the hero. He just as he did would do in his slippers. He

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prayed with his slippers on and if somebody today comes in as

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somebody did, some, somebody who

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doesn't have much insight, who's very literalist sees a hadith I

00:38:30 --> 00:38:32

want to act on this hadith is the only hadith is found in the whole

00:38:32 --> 00:38:37

world. He hasn't seen the tahajjud one maybe. Right? So he comes into

00:38:37 --> 00:38:39

the masjid with his shoes on and the people are saying brother take

00:38:39 --> 00:38:41

your shoes off. It's sunnah

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it's so now how can you stop me from doing a sadhana? The prophets

00:38:46 --> 00:38:50

Allah some have these Docker boots on these Caterpillar steel toe,

00:38:50 --> 00:38:52

you know, is that what he had on? Is that what he prayed with?

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So people need to understand that another person is sitting reading

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a newspaper in the masjid. Rather it's sunnah to know about the

00:39:01 --> 00:39:03

affairs of the Muslim affairs of the world.

00:39:05 --> 00:39:07

What you're going to be talking about pop stars and all that stuff

00:39:07 --> 00:39:10

in there as well. It's not always just about Liverpool and

00:39:10 --> 00:39:13

Manchester United, you know, no offense to any of you, you know.

00:39:14 --> 00:39:16

So people have this misapplication

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they probably regretted about five years afterwards when they become

00:39:20 --> 00:39:23

wiser when they get a few slips from here and there, you know.

00:39:25 --> 00:39:27

So when you do go out, you're supposed to put the right foot in

00:39:27 --> 00:39:29

first into your slippers.

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But you're supposed to go up with your left foot. So how do you deal

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with that? When you're going out of the masjid, for example. So

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what they say is what you should do is you should go with your left

00:39:42 --> 00:39:45

foot first, place it on top of your slipper, because you don't

00:39:45 --> 00:39:47

want to place it on the ground. You place it on top of your left

00:39:47 --> 00:39:50

slipper. And then with the right foot you go into your right

00:39:50 --> 00:39:53

slipper. So you wear that first then you wear your left one, so

00:39:53 --> 00:39:54

you've acted under sunlight.

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Likewise, when you're going into the masjid, you take your left one

00:39:59 --> 00:39:59

off first and then put it on

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Stop, and then you take the right one, and then you walk in with

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that.

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But most places, this is where you leave the shoes just outside and

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you kind of walk in.

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Right, which is not the case nowadays nowadays you have a kind

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of a place.

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In between the two, you take your you can take your left on off

00:40:21 --> 00:40:24

calmly and everything, and then you take your right one off, then

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you put them on this, you know, hopefully, you know, you put them

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on the,

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the racks, and then you walk in calmly with your left hand with

00:40:31 --> 00:40:34

your left foot, or sorry, with your right foot, and you come out

00:40:34 --> 00:40:38

with your right with your left. And then I'm getting completely

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confused the right so you understand what I mean.

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That's the way to act on it. These are small things. These are small

00:40:46 --> 00:40:49

things in symbols, nothing in what's the big deal with the small

00:40:49 --> 00:40:50

things. But

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obviously, we can only start thinking of the small things if

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we've done other things. And if you start thinking of the small

00:40:56 --> 00:41:00

things, we will also think of the big things, every little counts.

00:41:00 --> 00:41:04

May Allah give us the tofi to follow 100% in the footsteps of

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Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam

00:41:10 --> 00:41:15

Hadith number 83, which is the next generation in this hadith is

00:41:15 --> 00:41:21

related from our era, the Allahu Ana, she says that Rasulullah

00:41:21 --> 00:41:25

sallallahu alayhi salam can have your Hibou Dannemann must Tatara

00:41:26 --> 00:41:30

used to like to do things from the right, as much as he could. So in

00:41:30 --> 00:41:33

anything that he could do from the right, he would do so he would

00:41:33 --> 00:41:36

love to do it. He used to like to give preference to the right side

00:41:36 --> 00:41:40

as much as possible in anything that was of some dignity and

00:41:40 --> 00:41:40

honor.

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That doesn't mean that you know, he would insist on it when you

00:41:44 --> 00:41:48

couldn't do it. You know, it's not about being extreme about it, as

00:41:48 --> 00:41:51

far as he could, he would do it the right on the right way. And

00:41:51 --> 00:41:52

that's why there are other mentioned that, you know, for

00:41:52 --> 00:41:55

example, if you're putting your glasses on, you know, how is there

00:41:55 --> 00:42:00

a right and left on that? Well, there is you, you know, it's which

00:42:00 --> 00:42:03

side do you kind of start from as such, right, which side do you

00:42:03 --> 00:42:06

start from so it's just a slight, but just to have that conscious

00:42:06 --> 00:42:09

there means that you're connected? That's the main thing. It's a

00:42:09 --> 00:42:11

state that we're speaking about.

00:42:12 --> 00:42:16

We're obsessed with the Sunnah. Hamdulillah you know, that's an

00:42:16 --> 00:42:17

obsession you should have.

00:42:19 --> 00:42:24

So let people love hamdulillah we're obsessed with the Sunnah and

00:42:24 --> 00:42:26

prophets Allah some said you will be with whom you love.

00:42:27 --> 00:42:31

Now there's a few points that are mentioned that I have discussed

00:42:31 --> 00:42:35

here, which is that let's just say that there is something

00:42:38 --> 00:42:42

right so to finish off the Hadith first before we discuss that, it

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

says that the process I'm used to love the right as much as far as

00:42:45 --> 00:42:50

possible. FITARA Judy, you attend Rudy he will tahari he he used to

00:42:50 --> 00:42:55

love the right When Tara jewel than Aaron and the whole when

00:42:55 --> 00:42:59

combing his hair when wearing his slippers, footwear and purifying

00:42:59 --> 00:43:02

himself that's what we'll do we wash the right over for before the

00:43:02 --> 00:43:04

left right in most things.

00:43:06 --> 00:43:09

But that's just an example. I showed the Allah who is giving she

00:43:09 --> 00:43:12

sing in everything, but these are the main things that you normally

00:43:12 --> 00:43:15

do. Actually, it is one Hadith left in this chapter, which is

00:43:15 --> 00:43:20

related from Mohammed the blue screen. The famous dream

00:43:20 --> 00:43:25

interpreter from Abu Huraira the Hola, Juan Catalina and Rasulullah

00:43:25 --> 00:43:28

sallallahu Are you some Clevedon? Well, it'd be bhaker Where Omar

00:43:28 --> 00:43:32

are the Allahu Anhu OMA just to finish off a narration with a

00:43:32 --> 00:43:35

description. Because in the middle he he brought those Hadees which

00:43:35 --> 00:43:38

are general guidance about how to wear them. So he's saying here

00:43:39 --> 00:43:42

that the Prophet salallahu idea, some slipper and also a Booba

00:43:42 --> 00:43:45

chronometer, the Allahu Anhu slippers had two strips, double

00:43:45 --> 00:43:49

strips are the Allahu Anhu The question we will deal with some

00:43:49 --> 00:43:53

other issues next time. But the main thing is what a woman aka

00:43:53 --> 00:43:57

Arkadin were hidden with Myrna the Allah one

00:43:58 --> 00:44:01

the first person to just have one strap so until it with Amanda the

00:44:01 --> 00:44:04

alone time oh but normally the last time the custom it seemed was

00:44:04 --> 00:44:08

to have two straps with Amanda the alarm then went on to using one

00:44:08 --> 00:44:09

strapped

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so what essentially what the what we understand from this hadith is

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that you do whatever is the normal way of doing things in your custom

00:44:19 --> 00:44:22

there is no one way is not necessary over the other 201

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Whatever is found it's fine.

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Just like I love him

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