Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Sha’rani’s Etiquette of the People of Allah On Constant Gratitude and Avoiding Fame

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of planning in a Halal business is discussed, including the need for people to have a good intention and avoiding the danger of getting into trouble. The speakers emphasize the importance of being present in one's mind and avoiding distractions, while also discussing cultural and personal topics such as eating healthy foods and not leaving them out of the body. They also mention rules and etiquette in Islam, including leaving hot water, drinking hot coffee, touching private parts, and not using their right hands when washing garments. The course on learning to improve one's life is also mentioned.

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			As far as he says that beards do
nearly as far as planning in this
		
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			world for the euro, that's a good
thing.
		
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			So for example, somebody who does
a lot of planning in his trade and
		
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			hence business so that he can eat
from it Khaled Khaled, he doesn't
		
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			have to then get haram. He doesn't
have to get involved in a haram
		
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			business. He wants to do a good
Halal business
		
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			so that he can eat halal for
himself and his family. He can
		
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			give to others and help people who
are sick who are in need.
		
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			And he can prevent himself from
having to ask others.
		
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			What is the sign of this? The sign
of this is that he's not going to
		
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			do it just to get more.
		
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			He's not going to do it just to
get more he's going to have a good
		
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			intention of why he wants more.
		
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			Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu
		
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			was Salam o Allah say you didn't
want saline one early. He was he
		
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			was so limited Sleeman Kathira on
Allah Yomi deen and
		
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			so to continue with the other job
		
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			of Allah, Masha, Allah Annie, it
says the next one is roaming Derby
		
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			him either either machico home,
Ill healthy my you'll see boom in
		
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			Bella in Manhattan, Ohio.
		
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			They don't complain to creatures,
they don't complain to other
		
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			people
		
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			for the calamities and the
different trials and tests that
		
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			they confront, so if they are
afflicted in some kind of trial or
		
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			something, you don't go and
complain. When you ask somebody
		
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			for help in something that's
different, but to complain or look
		
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			at the tests that I've had to go
through, look what keeps happening
		
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			to me. It's like a complaint
because when you complain about a
		
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			test, you're complaining about
Allah subhana wa Tada. So
		
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			inadvertently, that's the
complaint of Allah about Allah.
		
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			That's why he says that Abdulkadir
Gilani Rahim Allah used to say, or
		
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			underscore Rebecca anthem wife and
FIBA Denecke I will look at
		
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			Kudarat and Allah to hamari,
vertical Bella, Bella
		
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			contractility of work Allahu
taala.
		
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			For the cool laser in the Google,
what a quadra.
		
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			It says, Be very careful, totally
avoid complaining about your Lord.
		
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			While you have well being your
body is fine, your physique is
		
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			fine. Or you have the ability to
deal with that test with the
		
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			ability that Allah has given you.
So if you've got that ability, so
		
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			if Allah has given you an
affliction, he's given the ability
		
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			to deal with it, then what's the
problem with that? Stop
		
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			complaining. So don't say for
example, I don't have any ability
		
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			to deal with this. I'm totally
lost in this I'm totally
		
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			without power or something of that
nature. Or
		
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			oh, dish Coahuila. hulky we're in
the canal amateur MMA. And I'm
		
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			gonna be Hardik we're toxic be
Tilka Shaco zero ZR Ataman hulky.
		
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			Or that you complain to people?
Why do you still have bounty from
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala that Allah
has given you. And by complaining
		
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			you just want more from people you
want people feel sorry for you. So
		
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			you've complained to them. I've
got this issue and that issue.
		
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			There's people who will complain
all their life they have, but
		
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			they're just always complaining.
It's just the way they are. They
		
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			never think they're never
thankful. They're never grateful.
		
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			They are always diminishing what
they have. What is your diminish
		
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			it to not let people know because
you don't want to show off or
		
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			whatever. But they say this in a
complaining way. In a diminishing
		
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			way. Almost like they don't have
to that is absolutely opposite to
		
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			sugar. And that is very
detrimental. That's why saying you
		
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			have a NEMA from Allah
		
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			and then you're complaining
because you want to attract
		
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			attention from people so that they
may give you something they may
		
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			feel sorry for you.
		
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			So
		
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			Father, Mina chakra Nima, hello,
Qin Jia, haddock, so don't
		
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			complain to people. Have your
troubles that you have to go
		
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			through that effort that you have
to put behind something? Well, Dr.
		
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			Ella hummocky saying even if your
flesh is all cut up, you still
		
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			don't complain for in atheroma Yun
xebia bibliodrama Bella in jihadi
		
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			shikcha he says because really
Subhanallah most of the time that
		
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			you have a calamity is because of
your complaints. Complaints will
		
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			only bring on more calamity,
whereas sugar will only bring on
		
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			an increase in benefit and bounty.
So if you think that you're being
		
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			helpful, are you helping yourself
by complaining to others, you may
		
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			invoke some kind of sympathy from
them, but you will have more
		
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			calamity and constantly going
that's why now it makes sense
		
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			because
		
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			People who are always complaining
they're always complaining.
		
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			They'll complain for the rest of
their lives. Because they complain
		
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			and they get something. They get
more calamities and they complain
		
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			they get more calamities.
		
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			What KVH collabed men who are
Hamby him invalidity, he Shafi
		
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			How can somebody complain about
that Lord, who is more
		
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			compassionate
		
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			than a mother than a compassionate
mother to her child. Allah is more
		
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			compassionate than a compassionate
mother to a child. So not just any
		
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			mother.
		
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			That's why there's a hadith
related by Imam Bukhari Muslim
		
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			Ramadan Hatha * Allah one he
says that once, there were a
		
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			number of prisoners that came to
the Prophet sallallahu, it was now
		
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			brought to him. And among them,
there was a woman who
		
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			was just going around any child
that she could see, she would try
		
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			to feed it, you know, just out of
compassion for the child, that
		
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			they've all been caught or
whatever the case is. So the
		
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			professor Lawson said juicy this
woman. Could you ever expect her
		
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			to be throwing her child in the
fire? If she's so compassionate to
		
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			a child right now?
		
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			So that's the state of mothers.
		
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			Then the prophets are the people
said, No, of course not. We can't
		
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			see that happen. She's far from
doing something like this. So then
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu sallam
said, Allah is more merciful to
		
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			His servants than even this mother
to her own child. If this is how
		
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			she's doing to other children, can
you imagine how compassionate and
		
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			merciful she will be to our own
child that Allah is more merciful
		
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			than that? So don't complain.
		
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			You can try to seek help, but you
can't keep complaining and going
		
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			on moaning essentially this is
what people are moaning and
		
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			whining that's essentially what it
is about Allah.
		
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			Of all these got these issues you
know
		
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			what I mean other be him so the
adverb of the people of Allah is
		
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			cut throat chakra Hemara nativity
empty third and Lil Emery la Tala
		
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			been Louisiana. This is something
new.
		
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			So you know, Allah says in the
Quran, where intero do not know,
		
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			in
		
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			what is in Chicago formula z, then
if you do Shaka will give you
		
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			more. So then you think from a
business perspective, you know,
		
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			from that commercial mind
perspective, that or selfish
		
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			perspective that I'm going to do
more sugar so that I get more
		
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			wrong intention.
		
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			And only the people of Allah
understand this kind of thing. So
		
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			we're always looking for our
benefit. That's why it says they
		
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			are the is that they will do
abundant sugar on any benefit that
		
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			they get purely because Allah
wants them to do sugar. So to
		
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			fulfill the command law tolerable
lithium not so they can get more
		
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			out of it, they're going to get
more out of it, that's something
		
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			that will happen automatically.
But that's not why we're supposed
		
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			to be doing it, we're supposed to
be doing it for the sake of Allah.
		
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			Now in the Quran, it does say if
you do sugar will give you more.
		
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			From a human psyche perspective,
it's understood that humans will
		
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			do it for that reason. But you
can't do it for that reason, all
		
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			your life is that child, you give
them 10 pounds each time they
		
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			finish the juice of the Quran. The
idea is that you get them used to
		
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			learning and when they start
running, then after that, they'll
		
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			do it for themselves. So it's like
this as well here maybe in the
		
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			beginning, people may do sugar and
be grateful to Allah thinking, Oh,
		
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			I'll get more out of this. But
that is not the way of the people
		
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			of Allah, they have to then move
on to the real reason.
		
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			So Allah subhanaw taala has
commands are really based on human
		
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			psyche, you know, to start them
off with a bit of incentive, but
		
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			then the maxim is to actually get
to Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			That's why they say alayka be
Shoukry Nerima. You should always
		
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			be thankful, you should always
adhere to gratitude for the
		
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			bounties that you have, because
anybody who doesn't, who is not
		
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			grateful for His bounties, then he
is he is facing. It's the
		
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			elimination, he is putting himself
up to the elimination, whether I
		
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			can shoot correctly as Eric, but
also be careful that when you do
		
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			do sugar, don't do it for
yourself. But Ajahn Shakalaka in
		
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			the third and the only Arabica be
sugar, do your sugar because Allah
		
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			has told you to do sugar.
		
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			That's why Allah subhanaw taala
says initially,
		
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			that you thank me.
		
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			So understand, he says,
		
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			essentially, if we're doing sugar
to get more out of it, then it's
		
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			like we're doing sugar to get more
of the dunya if we're doing sugar
		
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			to thank Allah, then we're doing
it out of his love. And if Allah
		
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			is on our side, we're gonna get
more benefit anyway. So it's just
		
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			the wrong way to think about this.
Should I just focus on getting the
		
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			the benefit the things that get
sprinkled, or should I get really
		
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			close to the one who's giving them
out in the first place?
		
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			Okay, the next point he makes the
ship ship the to Saturday him Lima
		
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			clammy,
		
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			they are very, very careful about
revealing their status. They don't
		
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			go around showing off that I do
this much danger I'm this close to
		
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			Allah or whatever the case is.
They just always stay avoid avoid
		
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			that kind of idea.
		
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			For cut cord will come in My yeah
hold them NASA will have a user
		
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			key here, Rob,
		
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			that the person who is
accomplished in this regard is the
		
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			one who will digest him his own
self, you want to reveal his own
		
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			self, he'll just keep it within
because he doesn't show off at all
		
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			right? Until Allah will purify. So
if Allah purifies somebody and
		
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			praises them and has them praised,
that's different from somebody
		
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			wanting fame and praise. When
trying somebody's trying to show
		
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			I'm like this and like this. For
example, there are people who are
		
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			known certain individuals, they
will go into a masjid, they will
		
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			insist on leading the prayer.
		
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			They will insist on leaving the
prayer because they say they, for
		
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			whatever Why would you insist on
leaving the prayer? Why would
		
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			somebody come in just because he
thinks is the best of them or
		
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			something. Otherwise, why else
would it be? Unless he reckons
		
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			that everybody else is maybe
that's a reality in some cases
		
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			that the normally mom or the
people who are there don't know
		
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			how to pray their mess up the
pray. That's a different story.
		
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			But you've got a proper imam in
the masjid. But this guest comes
		
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			in he is insisting on leaving the
prayer.
		
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			When is requesting another one is
insisting that I must do it. Or
		
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			his people insist the people that
come with him. I'm saying this
		
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			because it's actually happened
		
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			that's why the way they explain
this they say that so nobody real
		
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			Hora Hema Baba who from my Cetara,
who better than my brother who had
		
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			another toughie, botany earth?
What AKBA Houma, Nevada folk Aha
		
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			nolloth about Allah Who a
beautiful example, he says, The
		
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			Best of
		
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			any seed that is sown, the best of
any plant that is planted is the
		
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			one
		
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			that the farmer plants then
conceals, after he's planted it
		
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			until it begins to grow in the
depths of the earth, then it comes
		
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			out into the open. In that case,
it's going to have a strong roots,
		
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			because it's grown and it's
		
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			has spread, it's its roots into
the ground, whatever is showing
		
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			upstairs is not
		
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			just what you see, there's more to
it beneath.
		
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			Whereas he says the worst of it is
that we just you scatter around
		
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			and then it grows on the top, then
it's just like weed
		
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			because it has no permanence.
		
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			The next one, he says, The another
adab is that they don't plan.
		
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			It's very general the way to the
target the bat, that bill means to
		
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			plan for something, they abandoned
planning. That's not what he means
		
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			you have to plan in this world.
Then he goes on to explain. So I
		
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			would introduce this by saying
that they don't plan to just get
		
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			more of this dunya just for the
sake of showing off with it or
		
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			just for abundance purposes.
That's what eventually is going to
		
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			come down to. That's why he says
that there are actually two types
		
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			of planning. One is a good
planning a praiseworthy planning.
		
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			And the other one is a bad
planning, a despicable planning.
		
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			That's what he's saying. He says
the good one is to plan for
		
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			anything that will take you close
to Allah, that's always very good
		
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			to plan for anything. For example,
I'm going to plan my day such that
		
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			I can pray Salah in the masjid, I
can at least get this many
		
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			Salatin, that's why I want to plan
it like this, I want to plan to
		
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			get that job because it allows me
flexibility. So I can go for
		
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			hijra, I can do this, or I can do
that. Or I can spend spend time
		
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			with my family or I can spend time
in the masjid or to help people.
		
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			So that kind of planning, I want
to do this job because it gives me
		
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			more money. So I'll have more
money to help people with that
		
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			kind of good planning is
completely fine. So for example,
		
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			you're planning that I all the
money that I owe to people, I want
		
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			to get rid of that. I want to free
myself of all of that.
		
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			While I'm planning so that I can
start avoiding the sins that I
		
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			generally commit, something like
that. The bad one the bad planning
		
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			is to plan the dunya for the dunya
which is that I'm going to try to
		
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			get this job or that job or do
this business or whatever. So I
		
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			can just have lots and lots.
		
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			Not for any good reason. Just I
just want lots and lots I want to
		
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			be called wealthy, I want to be
able to drive around like this,
		
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			that and other or whatever the
case is. Because he says that, in
		
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			that case, if that's the kind of
planning you're doing, then every
		
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			time you get more, you're just
going to you're going to get more
		
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			of the world but you're also going
to get more
		
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			flow and deception from Allah,
you're also going to be more
		
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			heedless from Allah subhanaw
taala. And he says that the sign
		
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			of this is simple, that anything
you plan for, which takes you away
		
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			and occupies you from fulfilling
the obligations of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. And that takes you to
opposing him in any deeds that
		
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			he's told you to do, then
understand that that is the wrong
		
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			kind of planning, you're doing.
Very simple test to do this.
		
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			As far as he says that Bureau do
nearly as far as planning in this
		
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			world for the era, that's a good
thing.
		
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			So for example, somebody who does
a lot of planning in his trade and
		
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			his business, so that he can eat
from it Khaled Khaled, he doesn't
		
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			have to then get haram. He doesn't
have to get involved in a haram
		
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			business. He wants to do a good
Halal business.
		
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			So that he can eat halal for
himself and his family, he can
		
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			give to others and help people who
are sick who are in need.
		
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			And he can prevent himself from
having to ask others.
		
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			What is the sine of this, the sign
of this is that he's not going to
		
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			do it just to get more,
		
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			he is not going to do it just to
get more, he is going to have a
		
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			good intention of why he wants
more.
		
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			Oh Allah give me lots of I can
help others with it. The next one,
		
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			he says is that they used to also
another of the other was that they
		
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			would be pleased and satisfied
with a very lowly amount of
		
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			anything.
		
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			Especially those things which the
knifes would like,
		
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			which the nurse desires, they
would be just satisfied with a bit
		
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			of it.
		
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			And the other thing is that they
would always stand firm. If Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala ever constricted
		
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			his
		
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			sustenance, if Allah ever
constructed his sustenance on
		
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			them, made it less, give them some
difficult times, they would still
		
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			stand firm. He says, Look, what
you have to understand is that
		
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			this is a very clear ish issue,
that anybody who is satisfied with
		
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			a small amount
		
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			of the things that people
generally like to get, then what
		
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			you have to remember is that the
benefit of that is that that
		
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			person will never enter into
competition with anybody, he'll
		
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			never have a quarrel with anybody.
Right? Because
		
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			as the Hadith mentions that if you
avoid going for those things, the
		
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			dunya basically, or what people
have possessions of people, then
		
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			people will love you, because
you're not a competition.
		
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			A lot of it is based on
competition of something of the
		
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			other, whether that be position or
goods or something.
		
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			And then he says what and his
heart will be at rest.
		
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			He won't be tired, in trying to
get more than he needs, as long as
		
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			you're always content and
satisfied.
		
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			So if he is given just the
		
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			barley bread piece of barley bread
to eat, he'll be he's satisfied
		
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			with it. And he thanks Allah for
it. If Allah gives him just the
		
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			seed, he's also satisfied with
that. And he thanks Allah for it.
		
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			After that, if something more
comes to him, then he just gives a
		
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			lot of sugar to Allah subhanaw
taala by his tongue and by
		
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			spending in the path of Allah
subhanaw taala. Now here, some of
		
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			the commentators of this have
taken a bit of an issue with this
		
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			the saying that, although you need
to be satisfied with whatever
		
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			Allah gives you, but that
shouldn't stop you from trying to
		
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			get what is sufficient for you.
There's difference between having
		
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			a small amount and what is
sufficient. Sufficient means that
		
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			you're
		
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			it's enough to for you to survive
decently. But not that you have to
		
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			struggle to go forth. Remember all
the Hadith we read in Muscat and
		
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			Masabi? About Kapha that glad
tidings for the one who's given
		
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			just enough, right? Enough means
it fills you up. It's enough. It
		
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			fills you up according to the
Sunnah. Right? Not according to
		
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			the Buddha, it fills you up
according to the Sunnah. And
		
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			hear what he's saying, though?
What the author was saying is that
		
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			you should be just satisfied with
even a smaller amount than that.
		
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			Yes, you should be satisfied, but
that shouldn't have to stop you.
		
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			You shouldn't just sit back and
say fellas, that's what I want.
		
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			Because the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam himself said that
		
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			Oh Allah, Allahu Allah risk early
Muhammad in fifth dunya Kuta Our
		
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			Allah make the
		
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			sustenance of the family of
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam sufficient enough to keep
the back straight. That doesn't
		
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			mean
		
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			a seed. That doesn't mean just a
piece of bread. It means enough.
		
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			That's the difference.
		
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			So some reckon that he's
exaggerating.
		
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			The bid in this regard
		
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			another of the other BS la yo de
la yo li funa la him che and in la
		
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			ma al Hadi unathletic Amin Naira
May Allah Allah him Do not you
		
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			will leave with adequate a man who
floods you with their ill milk.
		
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			Another of the adab is that they
don't associate anything to
		
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			themselves except with this
presence of mind that this is a
		
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			network of Allah.
		
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			So they will never say this is
mine by considering it a real
		
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			possession of this, because they
know that at the end of the day as
		
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			a human being, their possession of
that is only temporary. It's
		
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			really superficial, because if you
die, then it's gone anyway, if
		
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			that thing gets destroyed, then
it's finished. So you don't really
		
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			have control over these things. So
they're always the it's all about
		
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			having a law in your mind. So the
idea is that this is I'm thanking
		
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			Allah because he's given us so
this is Allah has, yes, it's
		
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			associated to me, but it's not
associated to me in terms of my
		
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			control as such, the control that
I have is a very weak control. So
		
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			it's just about recognizing Allah
subhanaw taala in everything.
		
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			That's what he's saying here.
		
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			Another one is, this is a
difficult this is one that is I
		
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			mean, they're all important or
important, but this is quite
		
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			significant. He says Wamena WM
ally aku Luna lemon, Casa de Haan
		
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			V Hajin. Era J, what tirely Lena
worked on her what I am known as
		
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			inlandia, Hekmati and learning
sure when we're walking in,
		
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			you know, when somebody comes to
you for a need, and you don't want
		
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			to give it to them, and you can't
say no, for whatever reason, what
		
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			do people do? Come later, I don't
have time right now. They give him
		
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			some weird time to come. Or they
tell him to come and then I'll
		
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			call you back and then you never
call them. So don't do that.
		
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			They will never say to somebody
who comes to them for a need, go
		
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			back and come back to me another
time.
		
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			They will never say no to a person
who asks, unless it's for a very
		
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			particular wisdom, they will never
do it out of miserliness of the
		
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			heart, they will never do it
because of because of the
		
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			stimulus. Another one which is a
very important one actually is
		
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			called LUMO. They're in of them a
homeowner, Sophie, well, half
		
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			woman who fitna lately for now.
		
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			I mean, our state is the opposite.
In this one. He says that every
		
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			place in which they get a lot of
respect. People glorify them.
		
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			And they feel that this is a fitna
for me, then they will not go to
		
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			that place as much. They want like
going to that place.
		
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			Our situation today with all of
the theme that goes around, is
		
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			that that's the place we'd like to
go because we like to enjoy the
		
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			attention.
		
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			So they don't do this.
		
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			Because it's purely for Allah
subhanaw taala.
		
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			And things that, you know, the
more they tried to conceal
		
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			themselves, and have humility,
Allah subhanaw taala just shoots
		
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			them to start them.
		
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			Because he knows he's prepared for
that. They're prepared for that.
		
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			They haven't grown outside the
ground. They have roots. There's a
		
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			lot more there than what shows.
		
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			There's some people who just
become very famous, but they're
		
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			very fickle. They have no roots,
they don't have any steadfastness.
		
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			The one who's created
steadfastness first, then he
		
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			starts to appear. That's what's
really beneficial. So yeah, so
		
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			they avoid any place
		
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			that
		
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			people respect them a lot in
there, and they feel now if we
		
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			will respect them a lot, but they
have no fitna in that case, and
		
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			that's fine. You're going you're
helping people, it's fine. Right,
		
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			the next one.
		
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			He says, they speak a little
during eating, they don't speak
		
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			talk, they don't talk too much
when eating.
		
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			Because this they have an
understanding that they are
		
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			sitting at the table of Allah.
They're sitting on the desk, that
		
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			hunt of Allah on the food of
Allah. And Allah is watching them,
		
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			and they adapt and how they are
giving preference to others over
		
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			themselves. So Allah is watching
them. This is constant attention.
		
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			And they are thankful to Allah
subhana wa Tada.
		
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			Now, it's not it's my crew,
actually, it's bad to not say to
		
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			think it's best not to say
anything when eating and eat in
		
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			silence, because that is actually
from certain other religions. So
		
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			that wouldn't be right. But at the
same time you talk so much. When
		
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			you talk so much, you probably end
up eating more because you don't
		
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			focus on your foods. You focus on
your food and you do it ceremony
		
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			you actually enjoy the food you
can thank Allah. If you don't
		
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			enjoy your food you're not going
to think about but if you if a
		
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			good person, a righteous person
has good food, they're going to
		
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			think Allah because then the sugar
is going to come from them.
		
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			But if they're distracted they
want think Allah subhana wa Tada
		
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			I don't know if you've ever eaten
while speaking to somebody on the
		
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			phone, you get no Baraka, you just
the food just goes.
		
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			And you don't even feel full
sometimes afterwards. That's why
		
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			the prophets Allah Some said that
some people they eat with seven
		
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			intestines, because it's like they
have seven they have so much they
		
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			just keep filling it up and don't
get full.
		
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			That's based on cooper or Fisk.
		
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			Another of the adab is that they
do not eat from the middle of the
		
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			plates.
		
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			They don't start from the middle
of the plate, because there's a
		
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			hadith Hadith which mentions that
Baraka
		
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			arises from the middle
		
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			comes from the middle, and it
spreads. So eat from the sides and
		
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			don't eat from the middle. Let the
source continue.
		
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			This hadith is related by Muhammad
Khomeini tell me the ETC Hadith
		
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			and Hassan and sahih Buddha
wilderness, I also relate this
		
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			another of the other is ejabberd.
To him at ducky is at their home
		
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			Illa to me, they will always they
will always accept an invitation
		
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			of a righteous Brother, if they if
that righteous brother invites
		
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			them. So if a righteous person
invites you for food, they will
		
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			they will always answer that they
will always respond to an
		
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			acceptance.
		
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			That's why see the ideal house, he
mentioned that if your brother
		
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			invites you, if you're believing
righteous brother invites you to
		
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			food, then
		
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			accept it and make him happy.
		
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			Don't accept the foot of an
oppressor or a transgressor or
		
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			anybody who deals with riba and
interest, or those who only call
		
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			wealthy people and don't call poor
people.
		
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			They specifically just want
prominent individuals, they don't
		
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			want to invite anybody else.
		
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			And he says, when you if you do go
to eat somewhere, then don't move
		
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			away until it's going to all be
lifted up. Which means that don't
		
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			kind of eat a bit and just kind of
walk off as though, you know,
		
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			you're showing some kind of
arrogance or something. Of course,
		
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			it doesn't mean you have to sit
there and eat until then. But if
		
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			you're invited, then it's not just
invitation for food, but it's
		
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			invitation to have a
correspondence, communication as
		
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			well. So be part of it.
		
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			Because this is he said is the
Sunnah of the self to do this. And
		
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			then when you wash your hand, when
you wash your hand, then make dua
		
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			for Baraka. And then if you need
to leave us permission to leave,
		
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			so one of the adverb of eating but
if you're especially if you're
		
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			eating with others, then you
shouldn't just stop, you say, Can
		
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			I leave, please, because then you
might leave everything for the
		
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			other person to finish off. And
that's not nice. You've left him
		
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			three quarters of the plates.
Another of the other, which is
		
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			also the Sunnah of Ibrahim alayhi
salam is that they will never eat
		
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			alone. Because it's related that
the worst of people is the one who
		
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			eats alone.
		
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			And sometimes in students,
dormitories, they will go and hide
		
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			and eat so that they don't have to
share the food. There was one guy
		
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			who used to eat a packet of crisps
inside his covers, his bed covers.
		
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			How can you eat crisps? Or, you
know what I mean? Chris Gray
		
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			American chips, as they call them
the inside of the pack. It's
		
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			always one that Russell's. They I
don't know why those packets that
		
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			they come in all is Russell a lot.
It's the plastic that they use.
		
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			You're trying to eat that and then
the crunch. How can you do that?
		
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			It's like everybody knows.
		
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			It's proper miserliness.
		
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			Allahu Akbar.
		
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			And then you find the rapper in
the bin the next day.
		
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			So he says, yeah, the worst of the
people is the one who eats alone,
		
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			say the ideal Hawa says do not eat
alone. Don't eat in the darkness.
		
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			Another way to conceal yourself.
		
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			And, and on the other hand, don't
waste any food, eat a bit. And
		
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			then there's so many people who do
this. They eat a bit of food, they
		
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			do not keep it. They have this
idea that it's just gonna go bad
		
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			or whatever, and they just throw
it away.
		
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			Because he said that whatever food
has come to you, it's for you to
		
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			eat. Not so that you can throw it
away.
		
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			Anything that does fall down, pick
it up, because it's mentioned in a
		
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			hadith that
		
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			I mean, the Hadith he mentions
here is weak. Because he says here
		
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			that anybody who eats that which
has dropped Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			will remove from him insanity,
leprosy, and these diseases from
		
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			him, his children, his father
		
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			and so on. But the narration the
author, sorry, not the author. But
		
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			the editor mentioned that this is
a weak narration. However, there
		
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			is another Hadith that says that
if you do drop something, you
		
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			should still pick it up, remove
anything that's wrong on there,
		
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			and, and eat it. Don't leave it
for the shaytaan.
		
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			Another one, he says that the
other is not. So he says, This is
		
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			not of the other, that they will
turn their faces away from people
		
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			when they're drinking. Because
apparently, this is some custom in
		
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			some places, that when they're
drinking, they turn their face
		
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			away. Now I know that, for
example, when I have to drink this
		
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			water, it does feel a bit weird
that everybody's watching you're
		
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			drinking, do you understand, but
they do this as some kind of
		
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			custom. Everybody's eating them?
What's the problem with that?
		
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			There are some people who
		
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			will feed people, but they won't
ever eat in front of you. They
		
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			find they're very shy to eat in
front of people. That's a
		
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			different, it's not cultural
reason, it's Seamus, that might be
		
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			different.
		
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			But anyway, he says that here that
she can live with Dino Cobra used
		
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			to say that when one of your
drinks he should drink while
		
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			facing the people, he shouldn't
turn his face away from them, like
		
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			some people do. Thinking that this
is the honorable thing to do. And
		
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			when one of you finishes washing
his hands, you know, in generally
		
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			they pour water for you. Right? So
he says that when one of you
		
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			finishes washing the hands in that
kind of situation, he should make
		
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			dua for the one that is pouring
the water for him. You know, what
		
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			do I should make the hot Allah who
the no buck? May Allah just the
		
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			way you're purifying my hands for
me, may Allah purify your sins. So
		
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			that's a very appropriate dua to
make at that time.
		
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			That's why there's another
tradition that if you give
		
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			somebody a cup of tea or coffee or
something, they don't drink at
		
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			all. They leave a bit at the
bottom, because that's supposed to
		
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			show that you're not greedy. It's
wasting.
		
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			You know, for that same amount you
leave at the bottom people in poor
		
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			countries would love to have that.
		
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			So what kind of adverb is that?
What kind of culture is that?
		
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			So there's some etiquette in some
places that you don't finish it
		
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			off, you have to leave a bit, you
can understand that if they if
		
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			you've got tea bags at the bottom
or something like that, or tea
		
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			leaves at the bottom is understand
it's difficult to drink that. But
		
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			when it's clean, then well, what's
the problem about
		
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			the next one here, the final one
I'm going to read today
		
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			is that when they clean themselves
after, after relieving themselves
		
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			when they stay abroad, when they
cure a stranger is they brought
		
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			when they clean themselves, they
		
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			careful of not using their right
hands, their right hand should not
		
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			touch their private parts. Why?
Because generally with the right
		
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			hand in Islam as how will you mean
that people will go to the right
		
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			in the Hereafter, it's that
symbolism from there as well. It's
		
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			generally used to hold the Quran
with the right knowledge, where to
		
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			use it, the speed, etc. So you
don't want to touch your private
		
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			parts with the right hand. That's
why she often dealt with the news
		
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			to say that I am so shy and
embarrassed that I even enter the
		
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			toilet
		
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			with clothing that I pray Salah
team
		
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			so that they wouldn't they
wouldn't go into the toilet with a
		
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			garment that they were going to
pray with. So they had a different
		
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			garment for that. And there's a
lot of people do this. They have a
		
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			special garment and lunghi and
something that they take into the
		
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			toilet. And that's all they use
that they don't go with their
		
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			normal clothes.
		
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			He says that if I read the Quran,
if I'm going to read the Quran,
		
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			and I said a bad word, you know,
like not a very nice word or
		
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			something, then sometimes I will
wait to read
		
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			until
		
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			I've managed to forget that word.
		
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			Give some period of time.
Likewise, he says that I am
		
00:34:01 --> 00:34:05
			completely embarrassed and ashamed
to touch my private parts with my
		
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			right hand. That's why he says
that. It's reached us from that
		
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			there was a Sahabi who never
touched his private parts with his
		
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			right hand since the time that he
gave the pledge to rasool Allah
		
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			SallAllahu sallam, that these are
the hands that have touched the
		
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			hands of Rasulullah sallallahu
sallam, I cannot touch my private
		
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			parts even in the bath. Even when
taking a bath. He wouldn't do
		
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			that. Okay, the final one actually
was one more. There are other ways
		
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			to keep their clothing washed and
clean.
		
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			Schakel
		
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			hustle bustle we used to say
		
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			well Thea, Becca Fatah here.
		
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			Your clothes keep clean. So keep
them clean.
		
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			And if they ever wear new clothes,
they adapt so if they ever wear
		
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			new clothes, they will never
		
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			they will never forget to read the
DUA, which is all Alhamdulillah
		
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			The Cassini Harada was a colony
human Huria lady holy mini What
		
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			are Kuwa which means all praises
to Allah, who gave me this to
		
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			wear, and who gave me this without
any effort on my part or without
		
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			any power from myself, which is
related Imam Abu Tao from wild if
		
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			not understood the Allahu Anhu
that Rasulullah sallallahu sallam
		
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			said, Man, Aquila, to Adam and for
Clodagh Alhamdulillah Hilary Otto
		
00:35:24 --> 00:35:29
			Imani Harada was a colony humanoid
lady holy Mineola, Kuba, who fear
		
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			Allah hula massacred the momentum.
		
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			The prophets Allah some said in
this hadith that all praises to
		
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			Allah Who gave me this to eat, and
who's sustained me with this
		
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			without any effort or power on my
part, anybody who makes this dua
		
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			all of his previous sins are
forgiven woman, Levy's job and
		
00:35:47 --> 00:35:51
			Jedi them for call Al Hamdulillah
in Attica. Cerney Heather was a
		
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			colony humanoid lady holy Mineola.
Oh fair, Allahumma Takata melindam
		
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			be one monitor her. Anybody who
wears a new garment says all
		
00:36:00 --> 00:36:04
			praises to Allah Who gave me this
to wear and who
		
00:36:06 --> 00:36:09
			provided this to be without any
effort on my part or without any
		
00:36:09 --> 00:36:15
			power, then for them all their
past and future sins are forgiven.
		
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			That gives a big, very big reward.
		
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			Just to remember Allah subhanaw
taala in that time, so may Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala give us these
others may Allah allow us to
		
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			remember these things and to
change our life accordingly,
		
00:36:30 --> 00:36:34
			become better human beings and
become better servants of Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala Dawa Anna Anil
hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen.
		
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			The point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
00:36:46 --> 00:36:51
			further an inspiration and
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00:36:51 --> 00:36:55
			next step is to actually start
learning seriously to read books
		
00:36:55 --> 00:36:58
			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
		
00:37:02 --> 00:37:06
			of what our deen wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
00:37:06 --> 00:37:12
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00:37:12 --> 00:37:14
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00:37:14 --> 00:37:18
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			end of that inshallah you will
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			the most important topics in Islam
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			confident. You don't have to leave
lectures behind you can continue
		
00:37:33 --> 00:37:36
			to live, you know to listen to
lectures, but you need to have
		
00:37:36 --> 00:37:39
			this more sustained study as well
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			aleikum wa rahmatullah wa
barakato.