Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Sha’rani’s Etiquette of the People of Allah (Final) Lowering Oneself and the Prayer on Good Deeds

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the negative impact of controlling one's behavior and the importance of testing their intentions to determine success. They also emphasize the benefits of working for the same cause and engendering more virtue in the community. The conversation shifts to the topic of gifts and social media handles, and the importance of forgiveness and learning to read books and take on Islam classes. They also mention a study on the benefits of a certain deed and encourage listeners to take advantage of it.
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That's why he says that when he thought he could kind of lie or

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suddenly do it alone it either equally Aslan surdo Subak ill

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occur earlier Alladhina hajiman holy that holiness? Well, I'm

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Fotona for in the sada or Obama alakina. If so who are

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you seen? That is why? In the past times, it used to be only the

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major Olia of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada, who used to sit in such a

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position to invite people.

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It was such Olia who were completely out of their

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selfishness, who'd completely abandoned their selfishness. There

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was selfless individuals who used to do this is as as far as people

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like us are concerned.

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If they go ahead and take a position, then maybe they will

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destroy themselves in that position and destroy the people

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that are following them. Allah protects us from that.

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Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi wa Salatu was Salam ala

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say you did more saline or the leaky or Safi Oba Rocco was seldom

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at the Sleeman cathedral Illa Yomi Diem a mother Barrington.

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We are on the last session of this

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section of of the Anwar V. Adobe software of Mr. Chobani. So the

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last few adab and etiquette he mentions of the Olia of Allah is

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the first one he says here yeah to know who see him vehicle image

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listen. Gela Sufi Hema al Muslimeen la cama Alfa Cara Nahum,

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AXA Rome,

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Zulu urban

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is among the etiquette and the other is for them to see

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themselves in any gathering that they attend with the muslimeen

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especially if they're with other

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seekers of the path of Allah subhanho, wa Taala and aspirants

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and earlier

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they look at themselves in any such gathering, as being the most

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sinful.

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So whenever they sit in any gathering, especially when it's

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with other righteous people, they always consider themselves to be

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the most sinful, full of sins in front of Allah subhanaw taala

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then the author says, what could the hook be back in a year and a

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code of equal image listen jealous to female Muslimeen Allahumma inni

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turn off to be in a day you can be any be any actor Ruhollah is an

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omen. Well, according to him higher, what a sweat Ohama other

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than for be happy, as well he him a war hero, you fiddly.

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So the author himself is saying that i What is beloved to me some

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practice that has become beloved to me is that I say in any

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gathering in which I sit with other Muslims, I say that, Oh

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Allah,

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I am confessing in front of you, that I am the most sinful of these

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people who are sitting here I am, I have the least higher and

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bashfulness. And I have the worst of character and the worst in

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etiquette towards you. So at least by the apparent meaning of their

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names, forgive me.

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By the apparent meaning of the names, forgive me, the benefit of

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thinking of oneself as being the greatest sinner inside

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is, then it will keep a person away from arrogance, it will keep

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a person from looking down upon others, especially for people like

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the sheikh who had a lot to offer, who had a lot of knowledge. He had

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a huge amount of understanding and profound insight into the deen. So

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then, the knowledge of the D knowledge is something that

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generally arises it elevates you. And of course that brings about

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arrogance in many cases. So if you don't temper that, and control

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that with something, then it can be very, very harmful.

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So that's why he's saying that for us one person to think that he is

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the worst of everybody who is present in the sight of Allah

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subhanaw taala.

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In if you if you have the most sins and you'd expect to be the

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most distant from Allah subhanaw taala That means somebody else is

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closer.

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That means I shouldn't look down upon another person even though I

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have more knowledge than somebody else. Maybe I may have more money

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than somebody else. But at the end of the day for Muslims, what

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matters is what distance they are from Allah subhanaw taala and how

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close they are. So he says that this is what's become believed,

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beloved to me that I read this door all the time. Oh Allah, I

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confess in front of you that I am the most sinful am

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on these people have the least higher and bashfulness and

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shyness. And I have the worst etiquette with you. So at least by

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the apparent meanings of their names by the apparent names, then

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forgive me.

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Of course, when you think you've got sins, you ask for forgiveness

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from sins. If a person thinks they're very accomplished, they're

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not going to ask for forgiveness. So that's another benefit of doing

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this. You can say these are tricks of the trade to get the most out

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of this. The trade with Allah subhanaw taala. If I use that

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term, it's about getting the most profit getting the most out of

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this.

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Then he moves on and he talks about the second adverb another he

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says either aura do a moral or hidden behind him and you have the

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Rooney Yetta. Whom

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whenever another of the etiquette is that whenever they intend to

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command another person to do something good. Command the virtue

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brother you should be doing this. You should do this. It's nice to

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go for hikes Come on, it's time for you to go for Hajj, you should

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do sadaqa you should give this you should start praying maybe you

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should do Tahajjud prayer, maybe you should start covering maybe

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you should start

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doing this good deed or that good deed. Whenever anybody intends to

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command another person to any kind of virtue. They first you hurry

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Rooney at all. They first

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look at their intention. They specify the intention. They look

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very considered their intention very carefully. Why am I doing

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this?

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Why am I telling what's my intention for Obama kind of

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Federica ala Dr. Phil if loss maybe there's going to be some

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problem in your intention that encroaches on your sincerity that

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pollutes your sincerity, adulterated Valium, dahin Muda.

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Last enough, so. So anybody who considers to have a class that he

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should test himself, he should examine himself should really

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investigate whether he has a floss or not Bhima the way to do it, one

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of the ways he's saying is be moloto for rocket Gemma i to who

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Illa shocks him in a Qurani for in hustler in in the hood, Thiele for

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Umrah, who are who have the enough c'est la in 2000 amarilla it maybe

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here he's speaking about somebody who is kind of more in a

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leadership position, a speaker, a somebody who teaches. So he's

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saying that for such a person to test themselves, the way they

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should look. And this can work in an Isaac or an MSA kind of

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situation as well. You know, wherever you are, even if it's at

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work, and you have a masala you have a prayer place at work. And

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generally, you're the person who's always pushed forward to give the

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hotbar or make Salado or in your family, for example, when you have

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family get together and you're praying at home, for example, you

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know, going into the masjid, then they will put you first everybody

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looks upon you as the guide, because you're the most

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knowledgeable person, maybe in your family are considered the

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most religious person. So now, you can see how widespread this is.

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This is not just for scholars who speak in massage or doing programs

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or anything like this, this could be in any situation, how does such

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a person rectify the class? How does one do that? He says,

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the way they should test themselves is to think to imagine

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that if the group that's listening to him, if they suddenly disperse

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if they were to disperse and go to somebody else

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will that affect you?

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Meaning if they were to start going to somebody else, and

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getting guidance from them and leaving you and abandoning you,

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will that affect you or not? For me, or if it does affect you, and

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you feel jealous of the other person? Now one is you feel like

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you know, what did I maybe I said something wrong or something like

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that, to learn from something like this, but only is when you feel

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jealous why they got to that person for for Amaroo, who were

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who they helped enough. See, if you do feel bad about it, then it

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means all of your commanding and all of your invitation everything

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to the good and it was for your own self, not for Allah. La

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indefinately amarilla he to Allah, not out of obedience to Allah

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subhanaw taala so just imagine that if every one of you today go

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somewhere else for us, Joe,

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what's going to happen?

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Right.

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So a person needs to be considered about that

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very deep, insightful advice that he's providing all sorts of

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different levels.

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That's why he says that when he that he could kind of lay the

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solderless light out of equally answering sub Subak in a car with

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a holier Alladhina halogen holder that holds all enough's well. What

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I'm so Dona for in the solder or rubella Halycon. If so, who at bar

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is in that is why in the past Hi

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James it used to be only the major only of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada, who

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used to sit in such a position to invite people.

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It was such Olia who were completely out of their

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selfishness, who had completely abandoned their selfishness. They

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were selfless individuals who used to do this is as as far as people

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like us are concerned.

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If they go ahead and take a position, then maybe they will

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destroy themselves in that position and destroy the people

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that are following them. Allah protects us from that.

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Because our state is maybe worse than history, the state of his

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time, and who he is speaking about. Allah subhanho wa Taala

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protect us may Allah may Allah grant us if last at least if we

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don't have your fullest and may Allah subhanho wa Taala protect

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all those who listen. And all those who benefit may Allah allow

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people to benefit and grant us a philosophy because of the sadaqa

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of a few people who are inspired May Allah subhanaw taala also

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grant us refuge and grant a success and salvation in the

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Hereafter.

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And then he says another of the adobes rod do Cooley Maya T him

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Emmanuel wallet Leanna Mahalo, Liliana, Houma Hello tumble haram

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Eva Schubert's.

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He says they will normally reject any gifts that come any gifts or

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awards or anything that comes from the wealth of governess.

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Now, this is talking about generally an Islamic state system,

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not the Islamic State of this time, but the general Islamic

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system in which you have Muslim governors. Now generally what will

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happen with scholars is that

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they will try to get the scholars on their payroll in essence, give

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them lots of gifts, pamper them and so on so that they don't speak

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out against the scholars.

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Maybe whatever the intention is, but he says that the other of the

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Olia is not to accept any mal any wealth of the governors, because

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generally it is mixed up in Haram, or at least doubtful. Why? Because

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they may have confiscated something, it's a power position.

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It's a position of power in which people aren't very careful, very

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few people can be very careful in such positions to not take

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anything. You've just seen the recent revelations of that bank in

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Panama, and how certain heads of states have to had to resign, just

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because of the revelations that are made. I mean, this is talking

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about in this time when things are supposed to be recorded, when

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things are supposed to be very apparent, apparent, but human

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deception will always be there. So you've seen how much embarrassment

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is brought to so so many people in prominent positions. So that's

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exactly what he's saying. He's saying that to accept from such

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people is haram.

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They will never accept because it's mixed up with haram, it is

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doubtful issues.

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Yes, there have been cases where some have accepted depending on

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who they are. They have been some decent individuals in the past

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decent leaders in the past following few, but few and far in

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between all of them. But there have been. But this is the general

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idea.

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That that's why Mr. Muhammad would really say that it was better when

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I had the three colleagues to deal with who against me. At least I

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wouldn't have to be forced to accept their gifts. They were all

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against me. They were punishing me for my beliefs. And then when it

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was the fourth Khalifa motiva kill Billa, who used to

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like him a lot, insisted it come and stay at the Royal Palace for a

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number of days and Imam Muhammad found it so difficult. He couldn't

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eat a thing. So eventually they had to send him back home because

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he was going to he was going to be suffering in an immense way

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because he just wouldn't eat anything. And he said that this

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fitna is greater than the previous fitna of being persecuted by them.

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These were real people. These were people who had a big personal

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discipline

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like really well in control of themselves for a higher purpose.

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Unfortunately for us, we have too many lower purposes that have to

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be fulfilled.

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May Allah help us to overcome them, and only the higher purpose

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with Allah subhanaw taala. That to remain the only thing

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based on the earlier point that I made

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the author in another book lotto a full minute, he mentioned

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something else. He says there that lotto a full million lotto if

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means subtleties, and Minun is the plural of Mina. Mina is a gift of

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Allah divine gift. So he's saying these are the subtleties of the

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divine gifts. That's his book. It's quite a large book, probably

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more than 300 pages or so. He says that when we Mammon Allah

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What about aquatera? BVRLA? Yeah, among those things that Allah

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subhanaw taala has favored me with is far here because Alicia is in a

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war is in baraza Fie, fie harati or sobre el taki to us, HERBIE

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Alladhina. Colonel holy, we're hidden back there were hidden

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hatherleigh mu lamium? How will you mean homework ahead, we'll

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have the whole Lachman Camillia halacha region.

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He says that among those things that Allah has favored me and

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bestowed me with is my happiness and joy with all those show you,

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or preachers who appear in my area, and then start to pick away

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pick up my companions, people who sit with me,

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from around me, one by one,

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until nobody remains with me.

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He says, I'm extremely satisfied when somebody does that they're

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doing my job for me.

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Basically, if you have the right intention,

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then in that case, you get their reward as well.

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And he says that this particular characteristic is from one of the

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most complete characteristics of men. It's a very difficult

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the personal emotions that will come about in our regard.

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Generally, people will be jealous of such people are angry with such

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people.

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But he said, I'm happy with this.

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See, if somebody else is mashallah also giving some wealth and

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helping others preaching, speaking, guiding, you're doing

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the same thing, it's not a business,

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I get more profit. You know,

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the idea is that you're taking people to Allah. So if you're

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happy that somebody else is taking them, you get the reward as well.

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We're both working for the same cause.

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We're both working for the same cause. So let him do it as well.

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Let me do it as well. That way we engender more virtue in the

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community. If it's only me, there's only a certain number of

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people are going to come to me.

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But somebody else he is going to have a following. The people may

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resonate with him because he has a different style that we're a lot

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of data is based on style and what people are used to what people can

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resonate with, because some people may find a particular speaker to

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be too harsh, too soft. They have these weird, various criticism. So

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the more people that are doing it, it creates more virtue in the

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community.

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At the end of the day, the benefit comes back to us because the

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virtue of the community comes back to everybody.

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That's why Mr. Wu Hanifa Rahim Allah used to give numerous gifts

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to the scholars of his of Kufa.

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He used to shower them with gifts

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he says another of the adab

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is either a cold wind that I had in Oshodi Whoo, whenever they

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gone, eat by somebody or they go and drink by somebody, somebody

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feeds them something gives them something to drink a cup of tea

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coffee or something like this.

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Then they will generally make this dua whenever eating by somebody

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else they will make this to our Allahumma incarna Khanna who are

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in the app dico Shebna, who Halon for sale. Are they woodsy Hira.

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We're in Qatar haram and OSHA baton furtherfield Lana wala who

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what are the ANA has her Butterbeer at yo Monica Yama,

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South Dakota, Minnesota Karateka Elena are hammer rahimian Because

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remember, there was an earlier point where he says they were very

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careful about Halal haram.

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So in this case, they would make this dua whenever eating with

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somebody or by somebody their food, Oh Allah, if that which I'm

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eating by the servant of yours or that which I'm drinking, if it is

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halal, then give him expansion in it and give him a goodly reward.

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And if it is haram, or it has a doubt, it is doubtful, then

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forgive me and forgive him and be satisfied or satisfy on our

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behalf, satisfy on our behalf. The people who have the rights on the

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Day of Judgment. Meaning if this food or drink that I'm eating

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actually is owned by somebody else because the money was taken

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unfairly, deceptively or however it was wrongfully. Then on the day

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of judgment that's going to come back to haunt the person. So

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that's why he's saying that look, forgive him if that's the case,

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and the people who are owed

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And then satisfy them on our behalf on the Day of Judgment, as

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a sadaqa, from your sadaqat as a charity, satisfy them on our

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behalf

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as a charity among your charity upon us, almost Merciful of the

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merciful ones. So they're always very careful about everything.

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Because you can't tell when somebody else's food where it

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comes from, you can tell yours There's only so much precaution

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you can take without upsetting people and so on and so forth. So

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then they make this dua

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and the last point that he makes, this is the last of his etiquette

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that he mentions here is either Ira Do or do whole family made a

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lot of money, Saudi Arabia kulana Bill Cosby, him early Sunday,

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whenever they want to do any good deed, any pious righteous deed or

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they whatever that deed baby, they will generally say either in their

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heart or they will say with their tongue now methodic Oh, Nakul

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daddy, Mt. thanon the America Molana or Mola Cali Mojo then want

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the Haiku? And he says what he had the hill Karima Thielen alim.

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He says among the etiquette is also that whenever when they want

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to embark upon any good deed, they say, either with their heart or

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they pray this, they make this dua with their tongue, that we are

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doing this or saying this out of obedience to you. We're doing it

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because you've commanded such so we're doing it out of your

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obedience. Oh, our Mola,

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our Master and the Master of every existent thing. And you are their

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Creator. He says that this formula, this da has great

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benefits, has immense benefit, because you're essentially saying

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that look, this deed that I'm doing, I'm doing it because you'd

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like this to be done and it's something that I'm doing out of

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following your command. So then you're telling Allah look, I'm

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doing it for you.

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And then you're saying, our Master, at the end of the day,

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everything is in your hands, you are our Master, you're in control

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of us, and you're the master of all existence things. So let it be

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blessed basically, and you're the creator of everything is it has

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huge benefit, huge effect very positive for either for Rahu

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Minho, and then whenever you finish doing the deed, then

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Hamidullah is a hello home lyric. Either a HUD home is a HUD home

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lymphatic was stowford Allah mean tuxedomoon Vitara Thammarat then

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they will do two things after finishing. They will then praise

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Allah because Allah consider them worthy of that action.

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That's a bounty on its own. Then they will seek forgiveness from

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Allah or any shortcoming in it. Oh Allah, thank you very much for

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letting me do this. It's an absolute honor. And I seek your

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forgiveness from any mistakes I made during this Hajj. For

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example, they would say this three times. And he says that what could

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have been really cool. The following dua has been made

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beloved to me. This is something I practices a StuffIt Allah Haleem

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mean toxicity if equally riba either in Farsi, a stuffy hola

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hola Aleem in toxicity, if equally are a burden, either in Farsi, I

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seek refuge in I seek forgiveness, from Allah, the mighty from all of

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my shortcomings in every a bother.

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I seek this forgiveness, the number as the number of my

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breaths.

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So that's how much forgiveness that I seek. So it's $1, but it's

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a continuous kind of door. And then he finishes off by saying,

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well, that will owe me cathedral turn, can I target them?

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The etiquettes of this blessed group, numerous as has passed, as

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we read, off you have recorded at fire. But in what we mentioned,

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there is sufficiency is sufficient. We've said so many

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already. While hamdulillahi rabbil aalameen. And all praise is to

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Allah, Lord of the Worlds. That's how he finishes this. This final

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section of the book, he has one small section that is left, which

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is about the other vicar. Those agreed upon etiquette of how to do

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vicar of Allah subhanho wa Taala Inshallah, that will be our final

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session. We'll do that in our next session. But I do want to mention

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here that may Allah subhanaw taala, grant us the trophy, and

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reward us for going through this reward us by allowing us to adopt

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these other human character to improve ourselves in our

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interaction with others in our humanity, in our behavior, in our

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conduct, in our character and in our worship.

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especially our character and conduct with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada

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and make this beneficial for us and make this sadaqa jariya for us

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and also allow this to be a sadaqa on the day of judgment and a means

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of closeness to Allah subhanaw taala and His Messenger sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam May Allah reward the author abundantly for bringing

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these things up. And may Allah subhanaw taala grant in the

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highest places in general for those fill his grave with node,

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and may Allah subhanaw taala also reward all of those who

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facilitated this class, and who, those who have attended this

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class, and those who listen to it, wherever they are, around the

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world. May Allah subhanaw taala give us all a part of this and

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make this also a sadaqa for our parents, and in sha Allah for the

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baraka and blessing of our progeny until the dirt Day of Judgment,

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wealthy with Darwin and Al hamdu, Lillahi Rabbil Alameen.

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The point of a lecture is to encourage people to act to get

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further an inspiration and encouragement, persuasion. The

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next step is to actually start learning seriously to read books

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to take on a subject of Islam and to understand all the subjects of

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Islam at least at the basic level, so that we can become more aware

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of what our deen wants from us. And that's why we started Rayyan

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courses so that you can actually take organize lectures on demand

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whenever you have free time, especially for example, the

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Islamic essentials course that we have on there, the Islamic

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essentials certificate which you take 20 Short modules and at the

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end of that inshallah you will have gotten the basics of most of

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the most important topics in Islam and you'll feel a lot more

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confident. You don't have to leave lectures behind you can continue

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to live, you know to listen to lectures, but you need to have

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this more sustained study as well as local law here in salaam

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aleikum wa rahmatullah Ricard

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