Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Sha’rani’s Etiquette of the People of Allah Harms of Fame . Mangera

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The importance of focusing on one's beliefs and not just work schedules is emphasized in Islam. The use of the word "will" in relation to actions is emphasized, along with avoiding "will" and "will" in order to avoid mistakes. The importance of compassion and merciful behavior is emphasized, along with helping people in their grief and women's grief. The speakers also mention the need for helping people in their grief and women's grief, including reading books and taking on a course.

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			either more or less Betty Shea in
middle Amory Solly, hottie Ilan
		
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			foresee him in Lubbock Catarina
split into cliffie forgot
		
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			what that means is any good deed
that they do. They don't attribute
		
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			it to themselves that I did this.
I did this many rockets of
		
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			tahajjud I gave this much
		
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			in charity, I built this I did
this I established this.
		
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			Apparently you didn't do it. But
in reality if Allah didn't give
		
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			you the Tofik to do it didn't give
me the Tofik do it didn't give the
		
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			person and put let somebody else
do it. Because at the end of the
		
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			day, the fact that all of these
factors and everything came
		
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			together to allow you to do this.
		
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			It's from Allah
		
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			Smilla rahmanir rahim.
		
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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
Salatu was Salam ala say you did
		
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			much Selena what he was saw me he
he married a man that we were
		
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			going through the other
		
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			of the earlier Allah of the people
close to Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			of the righteous.
		
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			And one of the other. The next one
he's speaking about is Eva moody
		
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			who
		
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			and UK Rumina Shoukry well is
still far.
		
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			One Yoku Allahumma Antara and
there will be no minimum Allahumma
		
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			Jana hiermee miles alone whether
to be Maya Kowloon or fildena
		
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			mergia moon
		
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			this is something that
		
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			they will this is something that
people who become a bit famous or
		
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			well known, and then people start
seeing thinking that all the
		
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			benefit in this area or the
benefit here is coming because of
		
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			him because of his lectures or
because of his assistance or
		
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			because of his
		
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			contribution, or whatever it is,
because human beings we look at
		
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			apparent connections. So
generally, people who are inactive
		
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			positions get praised, which can
be very dangerous. So this is an
		
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			other of how to deal with that
praise. So he's saying that they
		
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			adapt in this regard is that if
they are praised, then they
		
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			abundantly thank Allah subhanaw
taala for the praise they're
		
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			getting. They abundantly thank
Allah subhanaw taala not not
		
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			necessarily for the praise, but
the fact that Allah has given them
		
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			some honor. Because honor is a
really valuable thing. But at the
		
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			same time they do so far at the
same time.
		
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			And in the whole idea of the CFR
is they're saying, Oh Allah, you
		
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			are way more you you know a
		
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			lot more about me than them.
		
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			You are more knowledgeable about
me than them.
		
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			Oh, Allah make me better than what
they think I am.
		
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			So it's great that they think like
this, but make me in reality
		
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			better than what they think. And
do not take me to task for what
		
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			they are saying. And I don't have
it. And maybe I've given a false
		
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			impression. Whatever the case is,
don't get me for that. And forgive
		
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			me, forgive us for what they
don't. Because we have issues.
		
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			Forgive us for what they what they
don't know about us.
		
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			We're very important to others
because this is a state where
		
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			people get intoxicated praise has
this corrupting possibility.
		
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			That's why
		
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			the next one he talks about his
lie to me do another cast be him I
		
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			mean other be him and and don't
lie to me do another cast be him.
		
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			For in the late Mr. Anil CASB,
Shere Khan
		
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			another one of the etiquette is
that, you know, whatever they
		
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			earning what they think they're
going to earn,
		
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			they got a good job or they're
getting money from a certain
		
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			source or whatever they do not
fully rely on that.
		
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			They don't rely on that.
		
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			Because to rely on your earning
shirk,
		
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			relying on your earning Ashok
although it seems a bit more
		
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			solid, that if I do this work that
I'm going to be owed this much
		
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			money. So this is how much income
I'll get. So it seems a bit
		
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			stronger than saying,
		
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			if I give this sadaqa then I'll
get this Baraka because that one
		
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			seems a bit more difficult to
understand. Or if I take this
		
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			medicine, then I'll get better.
		
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			It just at the end of the day,
it's all a suburb.
		
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			Or if I make this door my door do
I was going to be accepted or not.
		
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			So at the end of the day, it's all
a sub it's all a means
		
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			and
		
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			He's saying that to rely on any
kind of earning is Schick
		
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			because you're relying on yourself
to think that you got the power to
		
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			bring in your income.
		
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			It shouldn't be lucky. I saw John.
		
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			He said that we've mentioned in
other parts, he says of this treat
		
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			is he's talking about his longer
book, he's mentioned in there how
		
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			to avoid how to escape from that
kind of shit.
		
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			And then he says, anybody who is
able to escape from not relying on
		
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			his earning, but relying on Allah
subhanaw taala, then he is a
		
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			Mortman. He is the believer who
will then get his income from
		
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			where he would never have even
thought that it will come.
		
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			Once a person stops relying on
himself, or herself, that I'm
		
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			going to do this, and this is the
money and income that I'm going to
		
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			make. And they go beyond and think
I'm going to do whatever I have to
		
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			do. But I know that Allah is the
one who's giving me full full
		
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			Yaqeen like that, not just the
belief. But yucky, there's a
		
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			difference between, I believe that
that's the case. But I can't walk
		
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			the walk really, you know, that's
not what I think.
		
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			Because they would not be willing
to give up their time. For others,
		
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			the person who has Yaqeen will be
willing to give up his time if
		
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			there was a need to give the
shittier some kind of
		
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			preponderance over your work
schedule sometimes.
		
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			So anyway, once a person becomes
like that, and becomes heartless
		
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			in his understanding and his
conviction Yaqeen, then he is that
		
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			believer who will get his wealth
from where he wouldn't, he could
		
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			never have thought he will get it
		
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			will mean other be him.
		
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			And this is so true. Somebody just
told me the other day, he said
		
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			that his father in law is a very
wealthy man. Allah has given him a
		
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			lot. And this is this is what his
father in law taught him. If you
		
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			go after money, then you will have
to work hard. The day that you
		
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			decide that I'm not going to go
after money, but I'm going to have
		
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			other motivations in my life, then
money will come after you. If you
		
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			have pious motivations in your
life, your focus becomes different
		
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			and not just everything you do is
to get some money, or income, but
		
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			your focus becomes higher
achievements than that for the
		
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			sake of Allah and then the money
will come to you. And it's all
		
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			based on a hadith and he's saying
this from experience, because his
		
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			father in law is a very wealthy
man.
		
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			It doesn't mean you don't try you
try but your focus is that you
		
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			also been doing something for the
sake of your deen
		
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			you have broader horizons than
just earning money. You're doing
		
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			more than that money is just part
of the deal. It's just you got
		
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			bigger ideas than that.
		
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			Well, I mean other became
		
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			either more nice Betty Shea in
middle Amory Solly hottie Elon or
		
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			foresee him in love with Katarina
split into cliffie forgot.
		
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			What that means is any good deed
that they do. They don't attribute
		
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			it to themselves that I did this.
I did this many records of the
		
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			Hijra I gave this much.
		
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			In charity, I built this, I did
this or I established this.
		
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			Apparently you didn't do it. But
in reality, if Allah didn't give
		
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			you the Tofik to do it didn't give
me the Tofik do it didn't give the
		
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			person and put let somebody else
do it. Because at the end of the
		
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			day, the fact that all of these
factors and everything came
		
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			together to allow you to do this.
		
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			It's from Allah.
		
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			So this person has gone beyond the
apparent
		
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			image and understood the inner
workings. It's like,
		
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			I am just looking at my clock, my
watch that it is giving me the
		
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			right time, as long as it gives me
the right time. I'm happy with it.
		
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			Now somebody comes and opens it
up, start showing how each club
		
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			figures in this whole thing. Like
wow, it's a lot more complicated
		
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			system. And it's just not what the
apparent, you know, so most of us
		
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			we just still playing with the
parent, then that's where we're
		
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			losing. It's really about the fact
that Allah is behind everything.
		
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			That's when really matters. Just
to get into that higher level,
		
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			think at that higher level. So
that's why if not Atari, Allah
		
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			says in many of his wisdom, he
says that.
		
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			Are you hoping for reward for the
good deeds you do? Isn't it enough
		
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			reward that Allah chose you to be
able to even do the deeds in the
		
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			first place?
		
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			Because there's so many people who
don't do the deeds. What
		
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			percentage of Muslims in any
country pray namaz pray Salaat.
		
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			Perform prayer
		
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			You know, just just think about
it. So the fact that somebody has
		
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			been selected
		
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			as that 20% or 30%.
		
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			It's a massive issue, then so then
he says that they only say that
		
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			this is my, this is my action in
the sense that I was responsible
		
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			to do it, I was accountable to do
it, because it's wajib points
		
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			fault. So I did it. So in terms of
that, yeah, it's my deed, because
		
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			I need to fulfill my fault. But in
terms of the actual deed coming
		
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			into existence, and it being a
good deed and everything, that's
		
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			Allah, that Allah still fecal
hamdulillah Hamdulillah. That's
		
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			why the way the Sufi is looking at
this is that today and saying is
		
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			that any Amil any action, which
the person links to its apparent
		
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			image, then it's not going to be
accepted?
		
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			Its meaning there's no Kulia, then
it's accepted as a fourth year for
		
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			this fulfilled. But in terms of
Allah subhanaw taala? Well, you
		
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			know, you've really just attribute
it to yourself, whoever thinks
		
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			that he did the action, then his
action is his, it's not an action
		
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			by his Lord.
		
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			And whoever really understands
this, well, how can another
		
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			whoever has Basirhat and true
insights, penetrates, then he will
		
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			realize
		
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			that, really, for the Mac, look,
the human being, there's really no
		
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			effect. It's all from Allah
subhanaw taala.
		
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			It's just that the judgment
		
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			is made, that we did this so that
there's we we fulfilled our
		
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			obligation.
		
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			And most people don't make a
distinction between the fact that
		
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			this is my fault that I'm
fulfilling. And the fact that
		
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			Allah gave me the trophy to do it.
That's why
		
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			many people, they,
		
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			they have not made the actions
purely for the sake of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala.
		
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			That's why they then ask ALLAH
SubhanA wa taala, for a reward of
		
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			that which Allah subhanaw taala
allowed to come about on their
		
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			hands, what Allah allowed for them
to do, they then ask Allah for
		
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			reward for that, whereas it's
Allah Who gave them the ability to
		
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			do that in the first place.
		
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			And then, if the action that they
did had anything to do with
		
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			favoring somebody else, or
assisting somebody else, then we
		
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			will also ask them for a word.
		
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			So Allah gave us the ability to
help somebody out. So it's a good
		
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			deed that's just not like praying
for yourself, but it's assisting
		
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			someone else. sadaqa or anything
like that was the cat or whatever.
		
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			And Allah gave us the trophy to
give our zakat, then, because it's
		
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			benefited somebody else. Now we
want them to reward us as well.
		
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			So that if they were to stop
associating the action to
		
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			themselves and start understanding
that Allah is the One who allowed
		
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			them to do it in the first place
and enable them to do it, then
		
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			they would not ask even for a
reward from Allah, and neither
		
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			would they ever ask for reward
from anybody else, for that
		
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			matter.
		
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			That's why it's ear canal Buddha,
where he kind of studied, only you
		
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			do we worship only you do we seek
assistance from.
		
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			He says, but people, they just say
this in tilava, they just read
		
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			this. Not, they don't really
understand it's inside, inside.
		
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			And the reality of it.
		
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			Another thing I didn't see, these
are very high realms. But if we
		
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			don't even know that this is a way
to think that we'll never be in
		
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			that. We'll never even think like
that. But at least now we
		
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			understand that. And we all
believe obviously, that everything
		
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			comes from Allah subhanaw taala.
Another thing is that they do not
		
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			use their own honor and they don't
show up about their own honor or
		
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			independence.
		
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			They don't use that in front of
Allah subhanho wa taala. Because
		
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			how can you Allah is the
independent one, Allah is the
		
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			honorable ones. In fact, what they
do is they associate with
		
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			themselves humility, and need,
that's the way they stay with
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. So when they
have when they turn to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala for any matter,
whether it's a dunya you matter,
		
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			or a matter for the archaea,
whether they want something of
		
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			this world or whether they want
some baraka for the hereafter,
		
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			then they do not act all
independent in their dua to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala but they act with
complete need of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala.
		
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			Now, in terms of the dunya we're
not where it's better to be
		
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			independent, not ask anybody for
anything, but you can't do that
		
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			with Allah, because you're acting
like a semi autonomous,
		
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			independent being whereas we're
not. Allah owns us. We are his
		
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			possession we do we
		
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			His servants were absolute slaves.
That's why he says that is that
		
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			our Jatha il Allah when you turn
to Allah subhana wa Tada for the
		
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			word je la he were under 40 You're
on verlieren then turn to him in a
		
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			state that you are in need. And
you are humble for in NA Hinako
		
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			where is it UK we're in Ghana
Villa heater Allah, em Na, Nick, L
		
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			E, Java, because you're acting
independent and your self honor,
		
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			even though that's you do it for
the sake of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			But in this state between you and
Allah subhanaw taala will prevent
		
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			you from an answer. It will
prevent you from getting a
		
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			response from Allah subhanaw taala
reason, these two attributes of
		
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			independence and honor self
dignity. These are
		
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			intrinsic
		
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			attributes of Allah subhanaw taala
alone, and although he's told us
		
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			to use them, you can't use them in
front of Allah subhanaw taala you
		
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			use them with others? Do you
understand this one? It's like
		
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			although we're told to not ask
anybody else for help and you're
		
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			trying to be self sufficient and
self dignified when it comes to
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala you can't do
that with him. Because he is the
		
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			one who's self dignified and self
enduring and independent. And
		
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			we're servants so let's act our
part with Allah but not with
		
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			others. Let's not be slaves of
anybody else. But in front of
		
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			Allah we are complete slaves. The
next one is the another of the
		
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			other besides Arun Allah che Amin
Ohmori da Rainey Illa Martha of
		
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			weedy what are the La la la he
Subhana I'm an unbeatable movie
		
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			Cody heater either. Why certain
Takahashi and our hero lakum were
		
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			Assa and Taheebo che and well who
were shot, we'll look at them,
		
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			what Allah who you are and Mo and
to monitor and the moon.
		
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			Another of the other bits that
they do not ask Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala for anything related to
either this world or next or the
		
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			next except, or while also
consigning the result of that to
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala and leaving
the knowledge of it to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala as well.
		
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			What does that mean exactly?
		
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			That means that when they make dua
to Allah subhanaw taala about
		
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			something, they also leave the
response in Allah's hand that if
		
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			you think it's better for me, not
that Oh, give this to me.
		
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			The reason why they do this is
because
		
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			it says in the Quran,
		
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			that sometimes you may dislike
something whereas it's better for
		
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			you Eisah into crochet or
hydrological. Or sometimes you may
		
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			love something, but it's actually
bad for you. And Allah knows, and
		
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			you do not know. So what the way
they would make their dua would be
		
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			Allahu Martinique. Waka in Ghana
fee higher li What's the different
		
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			Nikka waka in Ghana fee sharonlea
		
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			Oh Allah give me such and such a
thing if there's goodness in it
		
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			for me. And keep that away from me
keep such and such a thing away
		
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			from me if it's bad for me. So
they don't just think okay, this
		
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			is must be good. So let me just go
for it. Now, of course, you can't
		
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			use this if it's a dis it's a
decision between doing a good deed
		
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			and a bad deed. You know, that's
clear. But this is if, for
		
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			example,
		
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			shall I buy this car?
		
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			I need a car shall I buy this car?
Oh, this must be very good for me.
		
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			Yes, you do your diligence. This
is the car you want. This is the
		
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			house you want. This is the coat
you want or whatever it is. But
		
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			then you still leave it to Allah.
Then you get Baraka in it.
		
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			Just by remembering Allah subhanaw
taala Oh Allah, if you think this
		
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			is good, Allah give me this, if
you think it's good for me,
		
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			then when you do get it, if it's
good for you, you get it, you get
		
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			brokenness.
		
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			And if it's bad for you, then
you're still saved. It's like a
		
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			get out clause every time.
		
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			Right? It's like a get out clause
every time.
		
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			I'm gonna buy it when I want to
buy it but Allah don't give it to
		
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			me. It's not good for me. So then
you might end up not getting it
		
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			but that's a good get out clause.
You might not know you might feel
		
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			bad, but it's actually better for
you. It's just the other day, that
		
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			every time we buy something we
think like that.
		
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			That's why she said say the
Abdulkadir Gilani used to say,
		
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			Allah Allah Allah and Allah might
have with you should just avoid
		
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			asking Allah subhanaw taala for
anything without consigning the
		
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			benefit of that or the harm of
that to Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			it's almost like you're making
Allah responsible for the good or
		
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			bad of it. Like I want you to be
helping me out here. So he says,
		
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			avoid doing any dua Other than
that, that's the way you should
		
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			make your DUA. Well, I might
either I'll talk a low shaming
		
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			lady earning because look, if
Allah subhanaw taala gives you
		
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			something without you asking.
Allah gives you something you
		
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			didn't ask for it. You got it for
that and you can move on
		
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			I have no doubt that we'll be
blessed it when something comes
		
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			without being asked its blessing,
right?
		
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			Whatever it may be, it's blessed
if it comes without being asked
		
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			what as diba to Hamid, its results
will always be praiseworthy. Well,
		
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			Lisa Ali, Kofi Hasani, sha Allah,
Allah, and also no heads up on
		
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			that. So for example, you didn't
go after, you know, some special
		
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			food or some other special
garments, somebody come and give
		
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			you a hadiya or something of that
nature. That's from Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala take it. They say that if
you do, if you are offered
		
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			something without you, your heart,
or your nerves, having designed it
		
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			in the beginning, then you should
never reject it because that's
		
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			come from Allah and if you reject
it, then you're rejecting the name
		
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			of Allah. So taken and thank Allah
		
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			because likoni German lady St.
Shroff enough sin, it's come
		
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			without your knifes desiring it.
		
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			Another one, neither of the other
services, other militia have
		
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			already been near material money.
		
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			They would never become
preoccupied with the bounty, and
		
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			forget the giver.
		
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			Never to become obsessed and
preoccupied and totally consumed
		
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			into the favor that you received
and you forget who gave it to you.
		
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			Because it is extremely despicable
for a servant, that he becomes
		
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			close to the favor and forgets the
giver.
		
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			And that in all reality, in
general, for a person to incline
		
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			towards anything other than Allah
subhanaw taala is despicable
		
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			anyway, then because of the fact
that He is the giver, and you
		
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			become obsessed with the gift. And
this is a, I think a problem that
		
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			pretty much our entire world is
involved in. We forget our giver,
		
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			he gives us especially us in the
West sometimes because Allah has
		
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			given us so much. We become
totally immersed in that and we
		
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			become forgetful of others. That's
why Allah sends us these little
		
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			reminders just to make make us
remind ourselves that look, it's
		
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			not about being cozy like that
here. You have to do something for
		
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			yourself and for Allah subhanaw
taala that's why another of say
		
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			the Abdul Qadir jeelani is
		
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			advices is that er CandyShell will
be my ad. Al haco SubhanaHu Meenal
		
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			Merli for gibca Be radica and who
dunion whoa Cara.
		
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			He says that, be completely
		
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			avoid,
		
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			be completely distant from or
avoid completely that you become
		
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			engaged in what the True Lord
gives you. Wealth,
		
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			and then that same wealth, it
makes you it veils you from Allah.
		
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			So Allah gives you lots of riches
or whatever and then you stop
		
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			praying, you start enjoying you
start traveling with that you
		
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			start splashing out with that and
you forget Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			you don't pray anymore, because
Allah has given you a lot before
		
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			when you need you ask Allah. Now
you don't ask Allah so Allah has
		
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			given you something and that's
saying, Well, you disobeyed Him,
		
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			because we're Obama, Salah,
Catholica, el Morocco, better luck
		
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			because maybe sometimes he may
take that wealth away from you as
		
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			a punishment for you. And then you
saying that, whatever wealth Allah
		
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			has given you, if you use that to
obey Him, then that becomes wealth
		
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			which is praiseworthy, not
blameworthy wealth, that's the
		
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			benefit of it. Allah give us this
snowflake Allah give us this
		
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			insight, and give us this ability
to do this. Now this is another
		
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			one which
		
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			again, is a bit more specific, but
I'll just mention it because there
		
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			will be benefits. My habit will
isolated or isolated will be diety
		
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			doing the higher
		
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			when a person is starting off on
the path of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			taala. You start studying you
start doing Vickery starts getting
		
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			close to Allah subhanaw taala.
Then the other of the earlier and
		
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			the righteous is that they first
try to remain low key and isolated
		
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			and don't get public about it.
		
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			The reason is that when a person
is just starting off the very
		
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			weak, small amount of praise,
small amount of fame, renown will
		
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			corrupt them. They don't know how
to deal with it. Fame is very
		
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			corruptive frame is very corrupt.
So it will corrupt them take them
		
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			away from Allah subhanaw taala.
Now a person who's mashallah
		
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			stayed and did a lot of vicar and
really purified themselves, and
		
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			they've learned how to deal with
these things. So it's advanced
		
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			Since then, it won't be so easy to
corrupt my person, anybody can be
		
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			corrupted aside for profits. But
generally, the more you've had
		
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			training in this regard, that's
why people who become famous very
		
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			quickly, they can they have a lot
of pitfalls, greater possibility
		
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			of it for those who stayed under,
you know, someone else's
		
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			tutelage, and so on. And then
slowly, slowly, then they train
		
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			themselves on being trained, then
they know how to deal with it, you
		
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			know, somebody just smack you down
a bit and tell you look, take it
		
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			easy. You know, this is not what
it is. When a person is advanced,
		
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			then generally,
		
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			in front of him, there's going to
be two types of people, whoever he
		
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			sees that.
		
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			Once a person is well connected to
Allah, subhanaw, taala, then
		
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			anybody that he sees in front of
me is going to fall into only two
		
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			categories, there can't be a third
category says the two categories
		
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			is the either is going to be
somebody who's got a bit of
		
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			crookedness.
		
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			And he needs help. So then this
person is going to think that I
		
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			need to help this person. So he's
trying to help them with some
		
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			compassion. The other type of
person is going to be the person
		
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			who doesn't have any crookedness.
He's on the straight path, then,
		
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			in that case, this person is going
to try to benefit from him.
		
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			So that he can gain some benefit.
So it's only two types of people.
		
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			Either somebody can benefit from
or somebody thinks he can help.
		
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			So that is what you call a person
who is never going to be a useless
		
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			person, somebody who is either
going to take benefit from
		
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			somebody, or he's going to try to
help somebody, it's always like
		
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			that an active individual, either
benefiting or taking benefits,
		
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			never just passive. That's why he
says that, I don't say that,
		
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			there's going to be three
possibilities in running, there's
		
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			always going to be two types of
possibilities, because a logical
		
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			third possibility will may have
been somebody equal to him.
		
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			Right, just in terms of a logical
possibility, theoretically, but he
		
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			says that we're not going to say
that because really, in reality,
		
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			in this world, there are no two
things which are completely 100%
		
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			alike.
		
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			No two things are completely 100%.
Like, there's always going to be
		
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			something, even when you take two
products of the, there's going to
		
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			be one that may just have a
slight, you know, little dent, or
		
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			a slight dust on it, and the other
one doesn't have dust, you know,
		
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			it's just always gonna be of some
level is gonna be so when it comes
		
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			to people, there's always going to
be either up or down. So, for this
		
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			person, he has to decide whether
he can benefit from him or whether
		
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			he can benefit that person
directly.
		
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			Yes, he says also, that such
people will try to stay hungry for
		
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			long periods will fast quite a
bit, especially in the beginning.
		
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			And the reason why they fast in
the beginning is that food is what
		
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			gives the knifes a lot of power
and strength.
		
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			So if they try to stay hungry and
they fast, then they have a better
		
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			ability to control their knifes
otherwise the knifes is what
		
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			prevents anybody from progressing
in the path of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala so you will generally see a
lot of these people that in the
		
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			beginning, they will do a lot of
fast and everything later on they
		
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			may do less fast, but that's
because they've got enough control
		
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			now and they don't have to stay as
hungry they can indulge if they
		
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			need to
		
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			say indulge it doesn't mean you
know go overboard with these
		
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			things. But they can have food if
they want to. And they don't have
		
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			to
		
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			keep long periods of fast and so
on. Because their training period
		
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			is over now. Okay, and the next
point is women other beam resume
		
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			or raw material Muslimeen
		
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			these people they're always going
to have Chef aka and compassion
		
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			and mercy for the people. Always
merciful to the people because
		
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			their whole focus remember is to
help people and to assist people
		
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			so they become like they get the
flock of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada
		
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			which is mercy. The reason is the
Hadith says Aurora Harmonia hameau
		
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			Houma Rockman your hammelmann find
out that the those who act with
		
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			mercy to others than the Most
Merciful One acts with mercy
		
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			towards him
		
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			towards them. That's why
		
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			That's why I say the ideal house
used to say that aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah Muslimeen. In Arata
Antara hum. It is necessary for
		
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			you to be compassionate and
merciful to others, if you
		
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			yourself want to be dealt with
Mercy within a Rahmatullah home
		
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			and damietta. humo part of being
merciful to others is that you
		
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			also take on their grief and
sorrow.
		
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			You take on their grief and
sorrow. Why them an Hamlin early
		
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			human equine animal simula UniFi
Tasleem come at our hammer who bow
		
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			Now he's clarifying something
here. You know, some people used
		
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			to say that if there's people who
have issues, then it means it may
		
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			be because that they were sinful
and that this is a punishment for
		
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			their sins. So that's why you
can't really take on the grief and
		
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			so on and so forth. It's a bit
		
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			of an issue there. He says there's
nothing like that. One is what
		
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			Allah wants to send them that's up
to them. That's up to Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala. But we need to
act with mercy to people. Right,
		
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			and we need to assist them in that
regard. And it's has nothing
		
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			against it doesn't go against the
submission to Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala because of abdominal anemia
hazelcast B him live the nobility
		
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			stack is to Hakuba Albula Anna
zilara him where you sell him in
		
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			Haifa, Duc de la isla de Saba Kobe
Hill el la Yun can run the
		
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			mythopoetic farm for in hookah the
holiday Vida ligature merrington
		
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			Masha Hill Jan is Amina no Maselli
monolight where you could do your
		
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			own Uh huh. Yeah, me too. Hum
iClone him were called on Ahmadi
		
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			for learning one more Arata
nakodar, because there's some
		
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			ignorant ones who used to say that
why are these guys helping these
		
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			people out, and they are actually
interfering with the color of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala Allah wants
to punish them or whatever the
		
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			case is. Now, we're not saying
that, you know, it's trying to
		
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			assist people in their sorrow and
their grief. Clearly, if a person
		
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			is a major sinful individual,
you're not going to, you're going
		
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			to help them to recuperate, and
hopefully get back on track.
		
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			You're not going to help them in
their Sindo you're not going to
		
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			help them in their bad deed. But
if somebody needs help, in terms
		
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			of their grief and sorrow, and
they've got sorrow now, then you
		
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			need to help them out.
		
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			That's why it says malum Yamil,
humble Muslimeen Felisa mean or
		
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			anybody who doesn't take on the
griefs of other believers then
		
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			he's not from them, millimeter
maybe emerald misdemeanor
		
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			policemen, anybody who is not
concerned about the affairs of
		
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			other believers than he is not
from them. That's why Imam Ahmad
		
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			ibn and Hatha Radi Allahu Anhu.
Even as a liberal Muslim, Ina
		
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			Bella on Lyle haka, got to
		
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			lie I'd have got to Oregon
Hurtado, the Allah one, when the
		
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			muslimeen would be afflicted by
some kind of calamity, he wouldn't
		
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			laugh. Likewise, I would have been
Abdulaziz Sofia and authority, I
		
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			thought a tsunami until the
calamity was lifted, they wouldn't
		
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			be laughing. So the same Osaka
deal in the UB that's why he
		
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			mentions about
		
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			auto salami,
		
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			that whenever this would happen,
he would, I thought a salami would
		
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			actually blame himself as this is
all because of me. And he says
		
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			that when when I die, then
		
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			people will be people will be then
set free. So there's a lot of the
		
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			pious people of the past they will
be really concerned about others.
		
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			Another of the other is that they
remind the believers morning and
		
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			evening about whatever has been
mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah.
		
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			About how things can be corrupted.
So it's like, they are trying to
		
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			help people to keep the insects
away from their crops.
		
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			So the crops or the good deeds
that they do in the Hereafter. And
		
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			if you allow
		
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			the wrongs to come into that, then
it will pollute your good deeds.
		
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			So it's like they're helping
people in their fields, the fields
		
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			of the hereafter. So that's what
he says here.
		
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			Okay, we'll we'll stop here.
		
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			Allah give us the trophy.
		
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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 the Islamic essentials
		
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			certificate, which you take 20
Short modules, and at the end of
		
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			that inshallah you will have
gotten the basics of most of the
		
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			most important topics in Islam and
you will 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 and Salam
		
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			aleikum wa rahmatullah wa
barakato.