Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Shamail AlTirmidhi Prophet () Optional Worship Part 48

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses various narratives and their significance in history, including a woman named Hope, a man named Mo, a man named Jody, and a woman named Alana. The segment also touches on various narratives, including those of Mo and Alana, as well as the use of knuffel marks during nighttime routine. The segment also discusses various aspects of the language, including the use of sallama, knuffel marks, and the concept of Tabba route. The segment also touches on various symbols and topics related to the Bible, including the god himself, the Lord, the most high, the most beautiful, and the most feek. The segment also mentions a woman named Chaka and her relationship with the Prophet.
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa

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salatu salam ala so you will more saline water the early he was we

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were Baraka was the limiter Sleeman Kathira en la Yomi Dean

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Emeritus. We are on Hadith Nam. We're on chapter number 14 chapter

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on the worship of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and in

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this regard, we've reached Hadith number 277 of the book, so I'm

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just going to read a few Hadith before we comment on them

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inshallah Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Well, Bill is now the

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matassini Mina Ilima with Timothy called a hadith nice Hakuna Musa

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Okada had the thinner man and color had the cinema he couldn't

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sorry didn't be sorry, the mock body and a visa limited near Abdul

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Rahman and no Akbar who and who said Allah insha Allah the Allahu

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Taala

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gave again at Salah to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam a few

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Ramadan for call at Mecca and Rasulullah sallallahu it he was a

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little lazy, if you Ramadan or what have you later he either are

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the the eyeshadow terracotta and Usili or, or Baron lettuce and

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Hosni he never today in some way you certainly are burn lettuce

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on her SNI Henault to the Hindu Natoma use of lethal Earth and

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call it our Isha Torah the Allah one hallelujah rasool Allah tena

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koe tu T for Korea or Asia in iron Aeterna whatever you call we will

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be called ahead with a nice Hakuna Musa called I heard that an

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American Ankara had this nomadic Hunan Nisha herb and I know what

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time you shadow the Allah one another's will Allah He sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam occurred and you also live in a lady that Ashura

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terracotta and UT Rumina we were editing for either for Amina it

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should be a man or when he called I had this

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aroma record. I had this in a minute American and even if she

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had been our who had the dinner table to armortek in an ignition

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hub in Abu Dhabi. He called I had this call I had this house alarm

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machine and Ibrahima annulus with you and you said Rhodiola Why not

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call it Governor Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam I

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usually mean a lady it is out okay, it will be he call ahead the

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mood of North Carolina called

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The Mikado had dinner Soufiane authority you and I are machina

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who are being called Mohammed Muramasa Nakata had dinner Mohamed

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mujahadeen call I had dinner sure with one I'm very numerator and we

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Hamza Taraji, Milan Saudi, androgyny many others and who

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they've had happen in Yemen are the Allah one who knows Allah and

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never use Allah Allahu alayhi wa sallam Amina lane, called for them

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at the heart of his salah they call the Allahu Akbar. They will

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murukku they will Jabba Ruthie will Kibriya he will Alana called

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Ethel Makara Alba Kurata, maraca fucka Anna ruku na minty walk

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around in your cool Subhan Allah be allow them Subhana Allah BNL

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them some model for Allah so Hoover gonna be Mo and our mineral

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goo. We're gonna your goal. The Rabi al Hamd Rabi al Hamd some

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Masjid of Acana suju

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worker your call Subhan Allah BL Allah Subhana Allah Bill either.

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So Martha razza Hoover gurnam Urbina, such as the Dany Nahum,

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Minister Jody Walker and your cool, Rob Bill fiddly Rob Bill

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Finley had the Quran baccarat Otowa Imran one Nisa Wilma either,

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I will call the research shorba Allah the Shaka filmer either you

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will call it a bow Isa. Isa Abu Hamza is more than headedness.

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Aiden bullheadedness, Aden Babu, Hamza Wu is more not sort of nor

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Imran so those are a few Hadith that we'll be covering today. The

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first hadith is Hadith number 277, which is the very very famous

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hadith of Aisha the Allahu anha. This hadith is related from Abu

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salah, ignore Abdul Rahman. He says that he asked inshallah the

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Allahu Allah once after the sort of loss of Allah isms time he went

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nasty, he said, gave again at Salah to Rasulullah sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam a few Ramadan. He must have heard of Rasulullah

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sallallahu seems solid outside Ramadan. So he said, Well, how was

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it in Ramadan? There was no concept of tarawih well tarawih

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was separate, but he wanted to know what kind of extra Salawat

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Rasulullah sallallahu ism did in Ramadan. So Aisha Radi Allahu Anhu

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responded, she said for coilette Makan Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi

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wa sallam lazy to fear Ramadan or what have you lady, either the

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eyeshadow terracotta neither in Ramadan no outside of Ramadan, did

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the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam do more than 11 Records

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generally? That is what she said, neither in neither out of Ramadan.

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Did she do that? Did he do that? Did he read more than that? Now

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the thing is that this particular narration, it's a very problematic

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narration in the sense that actually the Allahu anha has

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narrated a number of different things. In here she says no more

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than 11 in other places. She says more. Some places she says less.

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So. You can't just take this hadith and say that's exactly what

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he did. And he's not going to do any more. Because according to the

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It was eight records of the 103 records of Witter, right, some

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could say was 10 records of the 101 record of which, because

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according to many other managers one record with their suffices. So

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beyond that there's also other narrations, that's why the aroma

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mentioned him I'm quoting to be for example, he mentioned that

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Bushkill ahaadeeth ohata, no Siba era Rob. It's a very turbulent

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narration, many different versions of it. So Imam OBI, another Maliki

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nary commentator, he says, he relates from another scholar, he

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says that look, the way to gather all of these Hadith together, put

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them in perspective, what is she trying to say? You understand that

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she is mentioning that 11 records were his general habits. That was

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his default. That's generally what he did. He did 11 records, whether

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it was in Ramadan, or whether it was out of Ramadan. And this is

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speaking about the hygiene, not about taraweeh because there is no

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concept of taraweeh outside Ramadan. And her response was very

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clearly neither in neither out did he do more than 11. So which means

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that she's not talking about therapy because if she was talking

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about therapy that would have been just about Ramadan itself. So

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those collars, those few people who tried to use this hadith to

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say that this is referring to tarawih 11 rockets of tarawih

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three Witter eight that are we this one doesn't work for that,

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because she's not talking about Ramadan only she's talking about

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general habit of, of the hydrogen and the hydrogen pmla is separate,

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as is known the world over between there's a separate from Ravi Ravi

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is a separate prayer which is specifically done for a few days,

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which later became the sunnah to do it for the entire month. But

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Tara tahajjud and Claire Malay was done extra was done separately at

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the at the end of the night, Tara wisdom straight off the Aisha. So

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he she explained that 11 was the general understood general

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practice and everything else that she relates, it happened sometime,

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sometimes something else happened, let's possible. It's not a

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mechanic, it's not mechanical, they just have to do 11 or cuts

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and finish, right. If you're tired, you're gonna do less. If

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you want to do more, you'll do more.

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And mom will be here relates that this is all based on whether there

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was tightness of time sometimes he may have been late, they might

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have been talking to somebody, whether it had more time whether

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he decided that he wanted to do more lengthy Akira volunteer

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reading, whether he was sick on that day, whether he felt sleepy

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in some days, he was sleepy, as we mentioned before, as well. When he

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became old, did he still do that many? So there's all those

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difference, because it mentions that she mentioned further maths

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and Rasool Allah He said a seminar Rasulullah sallallahu, when he

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became old, then Salah sub araca archon, he only did seven. So that

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shows that that was when he became old he did seven then. So this is

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how you will understand all of the different narrations in this

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regard. See, what it is, is that it's possible

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that if you look how many records are for the other in the day two,

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plus 417 simple right two plus four plus four plus three plus

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four, that's 17 records. So initially, he tried to do the same

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amount at night in Nephal 17. That's why we read some other

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narrations where he did a to light records they needed to to to, and

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then he did another two so 17 He tried to do the beginning shakes

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the rook who's another I think he was a he's buried in Libya, I

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think but I think he was from Morocco, North Africa, very famous

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scholar. He says that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, this

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is a very beautiful statement. He makes a beautiful way of combining

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all of this together. He says the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam used to try to do a certain number throughout 24 hours. So if

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he did more during the day, he would do less during the night.

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Sometimes you do extra knuffel. During the day, he do less that

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night. If he did less during the day hit hit. There's that hadith

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we read before that he he did extra at nighttime, right? So what

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you find, generally speaking, is that in 24 hours, he did 50

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records, and that is to try to fulfill the original hokum that

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Allah subhanaw taala gave him of doing 50 records. And then he kept

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being sent back to decrease a decrease and decrease it until he

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got to five, but he himself would try to do 50 In 24 hours, that is

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what you call a servant. You know, even though okay, we'll let you

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off. Okay, fine, you let me off but I'm still going to do from my

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behalf, I'm going to do the following. So that is a mixture 50

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rakaats, a mixture of the Father, the Son and Knuffle everything. So

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let's let's look how that's done. Because there's a hadith of Allah,

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the Allahu anhu, in which he says that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi

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salam can use Solomon and the Hadees said to Ashura terracotta

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and he's to do 60 knockouts in the daytime, which was fifth Doha

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sittin mid morning, Doha six records before the Lord photocards

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is 10 After the How to two additional records, how many is

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that? That's 12 Then before answer for that 16 Then two records after

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maghrib and two records before

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Under 20, and then 13 records at night that we, as mentioned number

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of heads, how many is that 33 plus the 17 of the photo ID. These were

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the 33. Were the extra records, Suna knuffel. And the 17 were the

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fourth 24434. So that's 5033 plus 17. So sometimes if he did a bit

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less in the daytime, he did more at night. Sometimes, if he did

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less at night, he didn't, or he did more at daytime and do less at

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night so that he tried to at least do 50 records in the daytime, in

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124 hour period. Right. So in this hadith, she says she, she says in

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this particular nation is that that she he used to not do more

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than 11 As a general habit. Sometimes he did do more, as

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mentioned in other generations we've seen already, sometimes he

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would do less. But then she carries on, she says, you suddenly

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are barren. He would read the first four cards, he would do

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photocards first, and then she says lattice and Hosni hinda are

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totally hidden. I don't even ask about their beauty, how beautiful

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used to perform them, how beautifully he used to perform

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them, and how lengthy they were used to do for cards. And then she

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says thermal Usili or burn, then he used to do another four cards.

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And again, don't ask about how beautiful they were, or how

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lengthy they were. Then she asked him when she relates that she

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asked him a question. She says that I said Dr. Salalah, one day I

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said to him, do you sleep before you pray with her? And the Prophet

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sallallahu sallam said, Oh, are you sure my eyes asleep? But my

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heart doesn't? I'll explain that in detail. Now the question is,

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why is she saying he used to make four, and then he's to make

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another four. And they were beautiful. And they were long? Why

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she's saying four, it's normally understood that knuffel At

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nighttime should be done in twos. It's better to do in twos. But

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she's saying four and four. Again, she could be saying for meaning

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that he did four cards together. And some Allama have taken that

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that you can do for us. I mean, you can you could do up to eight

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records, no more than that. The longest opinion I've seen, which

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is in the Hanafi school is that you can do eight records all at

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once of Knuffle. Pray if you wanted to. But it's superior to do

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two by two by two. But anyway, according to this hadith, it's

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possible that she said four because he didn't make Salam in

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between, he just kept on he made four altogether. And it's also

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possible that he didn't even sit in the second record. That's also

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a possibility. Although most of the Imams don't agree with that

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they use they say you should sit if you do for, but generally so

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then what does she mean by for either she means that for together

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without a Salam, or without sitting as well. And the other

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opinion is that no, it means two by two. But these four he did

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together, then he rested for a while and he did the other four.

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So that's why she said that. Or it could mean a four. They were the

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same these four this set of two times to this for what were the

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same in terms of the characteristics in terms of the

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Tila, the way he read the way he stood, and all of these things,

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they were the same. So they were lengthier, and these two were

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lengthy and these two are equivalently lengthy then the

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other four may be slightly shorter. But those two are the

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same and these two are the same. Maybe that's what he meant. So

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Allah knows best. So what do you do when you have dealt like that

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you look at other narrations and you notice that generally is doing

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two by two by two by two. So I shot at the Allahu Allah is

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probably meaning something like that. That's the way you deal with

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these Hadith like that. Because in another narration, it says third

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masala raka Taney, wahama Duna Latini Coppola Houma then he did

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the other two and they were less shorter. They were shorter than

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the other one or it as I mentioned earlier, it's because he slept

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after the fall because we read a hadith before we'd said that he

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used to make some records he used to go back to sleep. He used to

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make some motorcars then used to go back to sleep then used to make

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more rockets. So maybe that's what she's saying for rockets and he

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rested for a while, then he she went, he went prayed for again,

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then she says lattice, and Hosni, he never told him that don't even

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ask about the beauty and the length. And then he used to do

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another form. And don't ask about the beauty and length. Then I

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showed her the Allahu anha says, I said to him, ya rasool Allah, do

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you sleep before you make with her? Why she asked him that

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question. She didn't even say when he made with her, she hasn't even

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said so. So the only thing we can understand, called the ELT, al

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Maliki from Morocco. He says that she had seen her father as a young

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girl, she was only 910 11. At this time, she's probably only when

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she's relating all of this. When she was asking this question to

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Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, she was probably only 1112 1314 15

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around that age, because

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the officer was on pasture when she was 18. So she had to be

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younger than that when she asked this question to Rasulullah

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Salallahu Salam, and it's probably earlier because

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her father Abu Bakr, Siddiq, Radi Allahu Anhu. She used to see him

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as a young girl making winter before going to sleep. He used to

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apparently make winter before going to sleep, and she didn't

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know anything different. That's all she seen in her life.

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that you make with her before you go to sleep at the prophets of

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Allah Islam sleeps, and then he makes better. So she thought maybe

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her father was doing wrong or somebody is doing something wrong

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or what's going on here. So she asked the question that why do

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you?

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Did you sleep before you make with them? You sleep and then you make

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your waiter. So what's going on you sleep in between? And then

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maybe she's asking that he doesn't do will do. Sometimes he used to

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go to sleep and not refreshes will do and just used to stop praying

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again. So that could be her question as well. So then he

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responded appropriately. He said, Yeah, Aisha my eyes, they sleep

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but my heart doesn't so I'm really awake even though my eyes are

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sleeping. That's the Prophet's sleep. So that's why I don't need

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to refresh my will do and I don't have a fear of missing my salad.

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So I can sleep. It's okay, right let's look at the next idea that

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next hadith is Hadith number 278, which is also related from Arusha,

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the Allahu anha. In this one, he says that Kenny Solomon, a lady

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that I shot at the rock art and beauty room in hobby wahiduddin.

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So in this one, she says he used to do 11 records, and he used to

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make one record of return. So there she says, four and four. And

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then for me thirdly, I missed out in that one, she said four and

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four, and then somewhere you Solly Salah and then he used to do three

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records which are with her. So that's 30 that's how much for

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eight 910 11 That's 11. In this one, she says 11 records with only

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one record with some say that this the idea of Witter is just adding

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an extra record on to the last two records to make to make it a

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better Allah knows best for either follows a minha but then in this

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one she says that when he used to finish from these 11 records it

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Pajara chicane, Amon, there will be some time left for Fudger. So

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he would lie down on his right hand side, either to just rest or

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to actually fall into some sleep. But as we explained last time, he

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used to sleep with his hand under his head so that he's not a full

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sleep, and it's easy to wake up from it. The next hadith is Hadith

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number 279 which is the same it's just the chain 280 is also the

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same well actually 280 She says that actually the Allahu Allah

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says Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Cornejo Salim and a lady

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this Arakata has read nine records. So you see there she's

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saying no more than 11 which is right here is doing nine. So this

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was some times that he used to do this. The next hadith is 281 which

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is similar to the previous one. And then 282 The author is trying

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to show all the different narration that's why he's just

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mentioning them in brief. The next one is Hadith number 282. Which is

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related from who they for Ignalina man or the hola Juan, so he's

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another Narita now, now the sahabi and the whole Salama and Nabi

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in a lane. Somehow he had the

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opportunity to pray with Rasul Allah salAllahu Alaihe Salam at

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nighttime. So the roads are awesome, never prayed in the

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masjid. He prayed in his room all the time, that Tahajjud prayer. So

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that's why the only people that I've actually really prayed with

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him, or seen him or his wives

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are delighted. No, I busted the Allah on when that day when he

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asked to sleep there, and who they follow the Allah or somehow

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slipped there as well.

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At night, not slept there. He saw the prophets, Allah Larson's

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prayer and nighttime says that this was actually in another new

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version. He says that this was during Ramadan, he saw this. So

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however, the Allahu Anhu said, Fela, Madhavi sadati he's got a

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detailed description of this prayer of Rasulullah sallallahu

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and it's a very detailed description. He says, Fela muda

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hulufish Salah at econo Allahu Akbar, when he started the prayer,

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he said, Allahu Akbar. And have you ever thought, why we say

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Allahu Akbar, when you start the prayer? We just say it. Because

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it's fun to say, we don't say how do you how are you going to enter

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the prayer? But there's a reason why that's chosen. Why it's not

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something else. It's not like a shot off is solid Alaikum start in

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the prayer. Here you go, I'm starting the prayer. I want to

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speak, you know, you say Allahu Akbar. And there's a reason why

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those words that are chosen. And the reason is that

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Allahu Akbar, it's a time when we're standing in front of Allah

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subhanho wa taala. When we want to speak to him, when we want to show

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our ultimate form of Sleaford. It's the highest level of worship.

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It is the way that you can speak with Allah subhanho wa Taala and

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have intimate discourse with him. This is the worship in which you

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expect Allah subhanaw taala to be looking at you. How else what is

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the highest form of vicar that you can do them? Subhanallah No,

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Alhamdulillah No, Allahu Akbar, that is the highest form of

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Vickery. Allahu Akbar. Allah is the Greatest. Your Huck is the

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greatest. Your rights are the greatest, you are entitled to the

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best and highest, Allahu Akbar. There's nothing more you can say.

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That is the highest thing you can say to Allah subhanaw taala and

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that is why Allahu Akbar is chosen there than any other place. It is.

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Because Allah subhanaw taala if we started to say we want to praise

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You in a way by ourselves, we just can't. We can't reach his limits.

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Our intellect is deficient. Our reason has a shortcoming. That's

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why we say Allahu Akbar. Allah is the Greatest. That's all we can

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What are you? What else are you going to say? So some say that it

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actually means Kula he Akbar. Allah has rights, or the greatest

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of rights that could be fulfilled, but in this one, and maybe this is

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something you can do in your novel one day, but he didn't just say

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Allahu Akbar, he carried on. He said, Allahu Akbar, little mela

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Coots. The whole thing he said, with full mela could well Java

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route, while Kibriya it will Aloma. So the lamella Coots.

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Mallacoota is this exaggerated form of milk? Milk means

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sovereignty dominion, kingdom. Mallacoota is the ultimate Kingdom

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Yanni Murli kilmallock The ultimate sovereign world Java root

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sometimes he says Subhana Ville Mulki well Malakut molk and Mala

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could mean the same thing malcode is just an exaggerated form of it.

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In that case, it would mean malcode mean the halal milk what

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you can see things that you can see the kingdom that is observable

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and Maluku would mean the things that you cannot see, well Java

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route, this is the same kind of word from Java. Java means car,

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which means might, Allah has overarching power over everything

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his might his ability to vanquish is the Vanquisher. So, this that

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is means in Java route is the man of he is, he is the one that has

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this great might, Allah was a rook he says that there are three types

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of kingdoms, there are three kingdoms, one is the animal mulk,

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the dominion of the sovereignty, and this is everything that is

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possible to be seen, right everything that is possible to be

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seen, the animal kingdom, the fish kingdom, the human kingdom, the

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anything that you can see, that is my yoga rock will see well one

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that can not just be seen, but that can also be perceived by your

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mind. So the gym they can be perceived, right? And it's very

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easy nowadays, because we know that there are invisible forces,

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that we can measure using a barometer or the meters. So the

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jinn can exist, the angels can exist. So these are things that

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you can perceive, then Allah will mother could, so that is animal,

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milk, animal mother, Coots, are those things which can only be

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perceived through the intellect and reason. and Ireland will Jabba

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route is that which cannot be perceived, or not, which has to be

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perceived with both not in this world, but in the Hereafter, that

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is essentially speaking about gender, because it's something

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which no eye has been able to see. So he's saying that Jabba route

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refers to those things, and Allah knows best. Then he said, The One

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of Kibriya Kibriya means pride and highness, pride and highness, the

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one who is the greatest free of every defect, just the mite most

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mightiest while other other refers to majesty being grant a majestic,

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some say that Kibriya refers to perfect completeness, completeness

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of his essence. That's what it means by Kibriya that he is the

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most complete in his essence in his being and other refers to the

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most beautiful of being Gemma Alaba Jamal, Jamal, that the most

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beautiful in His Being nobody else can be called the one of others

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and Kibriya in the real sense, other than Allah subhanaw taala I

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just want to point out here you know, this famous this be a

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tarawih Subhanallah the molecule malcode Subhana Lille is that you

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will automatically well Kibriya it will Jabbar roots that we that we

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have obviously it's been made from the words from Hadith collected

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together but it's not in any Hadith the way it is, but

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separately it is you know, you'll find the words. There's a big

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mistake in many of in fact, probably in most of the posters

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that have been printed and found in masajid in Ramadan. There's a

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big mistake in there.

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The word is Allama but they've written it of them. So most people

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they will they will have memorized it Subhana they'll Maliki well

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Mallacoota Subhana Allah is that you will have Murthy will Kibriya

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it whichever route and you know how big of a mistake that is of

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them comes from Adam, which means bone. So it's like the one of

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bones which is you can't say that about Allah. You can't attribute

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bone stream anyway so it's incorrect. It's invalid. May Allah

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forgive those who say it because they probably say it in ignorance.

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But I was in a masjid last Ramadan as well I went somewhere and big

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poster of Marathi is Alvar Marathi. That's Arabic is so

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delicate one word one lit. One vowel here there makes a

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difference. You just take this word milk means kingdom. You put a

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you put a customer under it milk instead of milk making milk. Milk

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means to

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possession, ownership. Yeah, what something you own? You put malloc

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malloc. Good means Angel. You put Malik on, it means king. Right? So

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you're talking about an angel one min and then you make it into a

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king. You can't you can't say Malik and Malik, Malik, Malik

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Malik milk. So you have to be careful about reading that word if

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you've memorizes ultimately change it to other Murthy. So that's how

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he started his Salaat he said Allahu Akbar will Mala coot will

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Jabba route will keep it here. He will Aloma that's how he started

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his prayer. And then he said, thumb Makara Elif Lama earthen

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Makara Al Baqarah then he recited Surah Baqarah obviously he recited

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fattier. The reason he didn't mention that is because it's

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common knowledge you have to recite fatty anyway. But in this

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hadith, he doesn't mention the fatty says he recited Bacara

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that's in one regard. The Psalter Bacara it will take you about an

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hour or two, especially the way that sort of lots of lost means to

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read it. So he must have been a very long night. Lots of Baraka he

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had he had, I remember once I stood with somebody for Tahajjud

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prayer, just two of us. And he studied Surah Al Baqarah. And I

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had another partner with me, he started as well and he saw that

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sort of Al Baqarah. And he thought maybe he's gonna read a few pages

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and No, he just carried on and on and on. The person just said, I'm

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I recommend you walked off. I'm not going to stay here for two

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hours, certain Batara. So certain Bacara is very powerful though.

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It's it's one of the most powerful stories in terms of dealing with

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bad influences, evil influences, magic, harmful things like that.

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It's very powerful.

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But it takes a while to read. But once you read it, it has the power

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it gives you the power.

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So then he recited Surah Al Baqarah through Morocco, and then

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he made roku. Now he says read the whole of Bukhara let's assume one

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hour, 20 minutes, let's assume, or let's just even say one one. Let's

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just say one hour or one one hour, 15 minutes. Then he made Roku,

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Roku.

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His Roku was as long as he's standing. So he's he did Roku for

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about an hour. He did this once in solitaire Kosuth as well in the

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Eclipse prayer, but this wasn't normal. This was one off. This

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wasn't normal, because generally the most awesome did it less than

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what kind of your cool what did he do in his book? What was he

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reading in Israel Subhan Allah be Allah Aleem, Subhan Allah be

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allowed him that is one of the best things you can do in the

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reason he repeated it as many times and this was because it's a

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very lengthy recall. The his recall was Subhana he was savoring

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every Subhan Allah be allowed him he knew what he was saying. What

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is intended by this word, purified Glorified is the Lord who is most

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mighty. Now generally, the minimum we should do is three and in

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normal prayers, if you want to do more than 11 is the best three and

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then you can do five, seven, whatever but if you can do 11 Some

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of the animals say that that is that is very good. 11 times not

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the Imam. This is when you're doing alone because the Imam has

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to look after everybody. He shouldn't do long prayers and then

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people complain at the back. Then he raised his head from the Roku

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and his then standing now a miracle was as long as his recall.

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What can I call an in there? What was he saying? The rugby

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Alhamdulillah Robbie al Hamza in this one he was saying li rugby al

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hunt. For my Lord is all praise for my Lord is all praise. That's

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what he was saying. Generally he would say Robina Allah Al hamdu

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Robina watercolor hunt, which is generally the strong but this was

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a one off you're saying Lee Robbie Alhamdulillah Robbie al hunt,

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through Masada. Then he made such the he prostrated for kind of

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pseudo now minty AMI is such that was as long as his standing and he

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used he was saying Subhan or RBL or Allah subhana neurobiol Allah

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glorified is my Lord. The Most High, Glorified is my lord the

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Most High is the Morpha serene the Quranic commentators they

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mentioned that when Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed for sub B bismi.

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Rob because of him, as he's in solid rock here, as well. He said,

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he I do have Iroko eco the prophets Allah some said put this

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in your local foster babies mirabito theme, meaning Subhan

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Allah be ill of him that means the same thing. For Sabir glorify Your

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he's giving a hokum he's giving a command glorify your Lord, the

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most, the most majestic, so the professor Lawson said put this in

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your record. So you're gonna say subhanallah Bella theme. And then

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when sub base Murghab Bakel. Allah that surah was revealed the

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prophets Allah some said put this in your sister. So Subhan Allah

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bill, or Allah subhana his Moravec Allah, Allah glorify Your Lord who

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is the most high. So that's where these two come from, according to

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them of a sitting now, in Roku, your higher up but you're saying

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most majestic, and in Roku, your lower your underground, your head

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is on the ground and you're saying most high. So what's the Manasa?

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What's the what's the reasoning behind that? The reason is that

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subhanaw taala is a higher form because you're seeing Lord Most

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High that's higher form of this be than is of him so 100 Below him

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And the ruku the soldier is a higher form of worship than the

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record, because other faiths, people of other faiths will

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sometimes bow their head or maybe bow down. But falling onto the

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ground is something which is very difficult for majority of people

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to do unless they have a real true belief in Allah subhanho wa taala.

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And the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam said a caribou MiCollab Illa

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Allah, Allah subhana wa elephas sujood. The closest a person is in

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such the to, sorry the closest person has ever to Allah subhanaw

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taala is when he's in such that, even though he's on the ground,

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not to dispel any idea that Allah is in the ground or in the heavens

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or in the sky or somewhere or the other. When you're in the ground

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and sorry, when you're on the ground making such though, and the

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prophets Allah some had said that you're the closest to Allah. He

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said, Say Subhan Allah will Allah that Allah the Most High, so it

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doesn't give any impression that I'm next to Allah in the ground as

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well. Do you understand? So you're in your you're closest to the

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ground using Lord Most High? This is to say Allah is beyond

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everything. So that was the first Ricart then thermographer razza

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who then he raised his head

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for Kanima bein as such detained in our minister Jude the time he

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spent between the first and second second such that in that short

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sitting. That was as long as the search date itself. How many hours

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is that so far? 123 4/5 hour now. If we just say one hour just to

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get an idea.

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What can they afford? Rob Bill fiddly Rob balefully. So in this

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one he was saying, Oh ALLAH forgive me, oh my Lord, forgive

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me, oh my Lord, forgive me. Now, there are other doors that are

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mentioned that are revealed about this time, what you should say now

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the prophets, Allah, some doesn't need to ask for forgiveness, his

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sins are forgiven, but this is obviously the teachers are

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genuinely he feels that I was, I am better today in my worship than

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I am yesterday. Because when you keep doing something, you get

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better at it. Right? Except Muslims who become professionals

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in their Salaat so it becomes more automated as opposed to more

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focused, new Muslims are sometimes better because they focused on

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every small detail. And all Muslims are mashallah you know,

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their professional solid prayers. So they can just do it very fast

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and you know, smoothly, such you know what I mean? The other day

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this brother comes up, he introduces another brother, he

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says, this is a new Muslim. I mean, he has been Muslim for he

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says about eight, nine years, I said, You're not new man. What's

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wrong with you? How long are you gonna call them new for until they

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die is a new Muslim.

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Maybe you can say is a convert, because he converted on one day,

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but he's not new anymore. How much is new? Seven years is a maturity

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period. No way you can be new after seven years. So the Prophet

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sallallahu sallam was thinking today, I'm better off than

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yesterday. I could have been like that yesterday. So He's genuinely

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saying yeah, Allah, forgive me. I could have even done better

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yesterday. So Allah Allah, there's another dua that we should all

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memorize which has been revealed about what to read between the two

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sisters and we should all read some of them. It's really Allah

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homophily Romney, which Bernie was tourney was zucchini worked for

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Annie where if you can't do all of those at least do three or four of

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those. It means Oh ALLAH forgive me a fairly for him me Have mercy

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on me, which Bernie complete me. Any defect I have was to really

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keep me concealed my faults concealed on the day of judgment

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in the world what zucchini give me sustenance. Why for me, forgive me

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what Anthony gives me well being, so at least do some of them along

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fairly well. How many were f&e? Do some of them at least. Now what

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you do understand from here is that if sometimes you feel like

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sitting between the two soldiers or doing an extra long search that

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it's permissible, but this is not what a school of law allows them

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did all the time. This was a one off because nobody else has

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revealed this I should have the load or the mentioned it and I'm

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sure every night it would have been difficult to do it this long.

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But this proves that once in a while it's fine. Had Cora Al

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Baqarah. While or Imran one Nyssa Wolmar ADA a will an arm shot

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about a lady Chaka it's the later Narita cassava he's the one who

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can't remember whether she said Maggie that whether he said mighty

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though Alana ham, but in that salah, that particular one after

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he did Bukhara like that in the next record he did Allah Imran he

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did Surah Nisa, he did Surah tilma either one that is about six or

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seven Jews of the Quran. Right with those long long search that's

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that's that's the interesting part. That's totally different

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from doing one Quran in a night. And generally speaking,

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reading with a in a way that is gives you concentration, you can

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understand the meaning you can reflect on the meaning that is

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more important than reading lots and lots, which is Indian

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Pakistani problem. Asian problem. They like to read lots and lots

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because we can't understand it. Just read lots and lots

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And they tell the Imam read read faster, they go to the fastest

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salary in town Alhamdulillah things are changing though,

00:35:06 --> 00:35:11

compared to 15 years ago now, mashallah people like slow, which

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is really good hamdulillah now the question is did he read all of

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this in one record? Did he read this in photocards? According to

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this one, we understand that in the first of all, you only read

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but he only did Bacara and he seemed to descend for a couch or

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something. But there's other narrations, which show that he

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read the first three sutras in one records

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and who they refer to and no salah, mandovi Sal, Allahu Allah,

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

some Laylat and for Cara Al Baqarah Dawa m&r When the Sufi

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Rakata when he read all three sources in one records. And what

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can either Mara be it has to be saba. Also URL Sir Oh, Tao, with

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Tao whether some maraka Anna Marie McLemore. So he did three of those

00:35:50 --> 00:35:54

big sores in one record. And the way he read them each and every

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time a verse came where it was speaking about this B, he stood

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and he did this B, whenever it spoke about asking something he

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asked Allah and whenever it was about seeking protection from

00:36:07 --> 00:36:11

something that he saw, so he interacted with the Quran, in that

00:36:11 --> 00:36:15

time, he, he didn't just read it, but he was thinking about it and

00:36:15 --> 00:36:18

he interacted with it and this was in one regard. And then it says he

00:36:18 --> 00:36:22

carried on like that. And until he finished, so Allahu Allah, Allah

00:36:22 --> 00:36:26

knows best. There's another narration it says that he he stood

00:36:26 --> 00:36:28

with the Prophet sallallahu Sallam one night after to * Bacara he

00:36:28 --> 00:36:32

started skeletal Bacara for call to your car in Dilma either in the

00:36:32 --> 00:36:35

mirror. So huzefa The Allah who thought that, okay, he's going to

00:36:35 --> 00:36:38

read 100 verses and then he's going to do ruku right. So my

00:36:38 --> 00:36:43

mother, faculty usually be happy raka Okay, he is going to finish

00:36:43 --> 00:36:46

the surah of maybe then he'll do Rocco at the end of the surah from

00:36:46 --> 00:36:52

other faculty, your car, B. B thermadata. Certainly is a no, no,

00:36:52 --> 00:36:57

he started sort of, sort of Ali Imran sorta nice afterwards as

00:36:57 --> 00:36:59

well. So he just kept going on with a wedding and thinking he's

00:36:59 --> 00:37:02

going to Iraq who is going to do a quick scan of the road Kobe just

00:37:02 --> 00:37:05

carried on and Yakata Omata Rassilon. He was reading calmly,

00:37:05 --> 00:37:08

as well. And his record was the same as his standing and then he

00:37:08 --> 00:37:11

says to me, semi Allahu even Hamid and then he stood for a very long

00:37:11 --> 00:37:14

time, close to his record. Then he did such that and then he said,

00:37:14 --> 00:37:18

subhanAllah bill, Allah is his stage that was as long as his as

00:37:18 --> 00:37:21

his standing. So that's where we will stop with this narration.

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We've got a few generations to complete this, this chapter with

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Sharla quirky with Dinah and in hamdulillahi rabbil Alameen olam

00:37:30 --> 00:37:33

under Silla and Casella antibiotic the endogeneity where the Quran,

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Allah homea Jaqua Yun Ramadan SW Allah homea unknown Yemen and you

00:37:37 --> 00:37:40

know learn this panicky now predominate, what do you mean?

00:37:40 --> 00:37:43

Just Allah who I know Muhammad and Maha Allahumma fildena or hum now

00:37:43 --> 00:37:46

where if you know what you know Arizona Allahumma you know, have

00:37:46 --> 00:37:49

you been able to I know that eliminated a lot of maintenance so

00:37:49 --> 00:37:52

look at the moment if you are the woman if your chakra mafia

00:37:52 --> 00:37:55

Allahumma Hamner was caught early Lathi Magellan hula imam or who

00:37:55 --> 00:37:59

don't know Rama Allahumma the kidnapping homeowner Siena where I

00:37:59 --> 00:38:02

live now me know my Johanna Allahumma zona de la Huerta who

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Anna lady we're Anna and her Subhan Allah be globalized with

00:38:05 --> 00:38:08

your male seafood masala and when I remember studying with him

00:38:08 --> 00:38:11

during the European Parliament JazakAllah here for listening May

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