Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Sha’rani’s Etiquette of the People of Allah On Promises, Humility and Jealousy

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The transcript discusses various misunderstandings and cultural misunderstandings related to Islam, including language, writing, and culture. The speakers stress the importance of not giving too many false accusations and keeping evidence in order to prove their claims. They also mention various examples of flowery speech and the importance of respectful language expression. The conversation prompts listeners to read books and take on a study to learn about Islam.

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			Wamena Dobby him is Dominus hobby
in theory but he he Behati
		
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			Himalaya coluna Who among us has
been a Omean occur videos have
		
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			been enlightened kind of do Nahoon
bedarra jets for incana Musa Nam
		
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			ofoh coinfloor coluna human at bar
He ohada me similar kind of point
		
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			to the above that to try to
refrain from equalizing yourself
		
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			with somebody or to try to gain
honor by being associated with
		
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			somebody rather be respectful to
them give increase into them so
		
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			I've seen this martial law some
many or other MMA speaking like
		
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			this, when you ask them about
somebody who is
		
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			not as of a high status as them
but they will refer to them yes
		
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			yes Mashallah. That's a great
shake. And you know, that's a
		
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			mashallah he's our respected
leader and you know, they will
		
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			really honor the other person even
putting themselves down, just out
		
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			of respect for the other person.
		
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			Al Hamdulillah habenero them you
know, salatu salam ala so you
		
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			didn't move saline or the the he
will be here you about Rocco
		
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			seldom at the Sleeman gefion
Elomi. Deen Amma Bert
		
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			we had begun the section in this
work of Imam Shalini about the
		
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			adab that the righteous people and
the scholars are supposed to have
		
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			just righteous people in general
are supposed to have between one
		
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			another
		
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			with other people. So in this
regard, where we've covered about
		
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			six or seven different adults now
we continue says warming Dobby.
		
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			either more or less at him little
word.
		
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			Fella Yeah, you do not have to be
worried enough in nerdier clearly
		
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			him an asset called the lawyer
cone ill anbiya wa Salatu was
		
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			Salam ala smithy him? What Amala
you room for Obama? Why the
		
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			worthless Pharisee roofie he has
written Mira NIFA
		
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			This is a very interesting one. He
says that generally the people of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. They don't
make too many promises. They don't
		
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			keep promising people.
		
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			Only sell them only if absolutely
necessary. Only on some rare
		
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			occasions, do they actually make a
promise?
		
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			Why? Because of their knowledge
that
		
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			the only person who actually has
		
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			whose absolute absolutely truthful
or who can absolutely be truthful
		
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			in their promises, or the
prophets, because they're the only
		
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			ones who are divinely protected by
Allah subhanaw taala from making
		
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			such blunders and mistakes, they
don't want to promise somebody and
		
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			then they are not able to deliver
their promise, they have to break
		
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			their promise for whatever reason,
or they forget. So they just don't
		
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			make a promise. They the way they
so then what would they do? Can
		
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			you not rely on such people? Will
they not make a promise? Well,
		
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			generally, rather than making
promises, they try to fulfill the
		
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			need of the other person in a
different way, without making them
		
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			wait or something like that. So
unless they absolutely have to,
		
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			they won't make any promises.
		
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			They fear, they fear is the fact
that if they make a promise, they
		
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			may break that promise. And if
they break that promise, then they
		
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			may have a characteristic of the
FARC and hypocrisy in them. The
		
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			reason is that the Prophet
sallallahu sallam said that there
		
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			are three characteristics of
hypocrisy, the famous narration, a
		
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			person makes a promise and he
breaks it speaks and tells the
		
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			untruth. So they just don't even
want to risk that as far as
		
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			possible. So it will try to cover
it up some other house, they'll
		
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			try to fulfill the need some in
some other way. Now, the other
		
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			thing is,
		
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			there's a lot of people who make
promises out of their good
		
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			character, meaning out of their
goodwill for people, but they're
		
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			not able to fulfill all of those
promises. They're not able to just
		
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			keep them up. It's just very
difficult for them to do so. And
		
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			they go on doing this. So they
have a good intention. But what
		
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			people must realize is that good
intention is not sufficient. If
		
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			you've realized that you generally
break promises
		
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			made you make them in goodwill,
good faith, with optimism, but
		
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			then you end up breaking them
because you just have a demanding
		
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			job, for example, or you have
demands at home or whatever the
		
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			case is, then just don't make
those promises.
		
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			I've made in many cases where
people are waiting for somebody,
		
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			somebody who they respect, decent,
whatever, and then they
		
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			Just don't show up. And people
kind of deep down down know that
		
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			this person has just over promised
is better for them not to have
		
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			promised so at least you know
where you stand and you just find
		
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			somebody else to do it. So that's
why the people of Allah they're
		
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			very careful about making promises
to start with. Number The second
		
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			point for today's I mean either be
him either so either I had him on
		
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			shaky and you're going to hajima
who? Oh man and Motala Dena LA.
		
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			Well, I akule come to Sahiba who,
for in the mcommerce Sabathia Aziz
		
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			is saw he will insert any woman
yesterday I mean, body camera
		
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			topic, the mafia with a risotto is
a very kind of specific one. But I
		
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			think it's interesting, because
there's people who, who can
		
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			inshallah benefit from this
because they do this in other
		
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			ways. What he's saying here is
that another adverb of the people
		
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			of Allah is that, if anybody asks,
		
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			If any one of them is asked about
their shave, about their,
		
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			their teacher, their shave, you
know, the guide, they will
		
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			generally
		
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			say that, yes, I was his I will I
used to serve Him, I was hired
		
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			him, I would serve Him as a
servant to him. Or, Yes, I would
		
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			frequent his gatherings, meaning
that's good enough for me, that
		
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			I've just been able to sit in his
gatherings that I was a servant of
		
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			is that I would serve Him and I
did some Edma. That's more than
		
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			enough said, they would say they
would respond like this, as though
		
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			this is their honor.
		
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			They wouldn't say for example,
yes, I was an associate of his.
		
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			Now this all goes back to the
beginning of the book, when we
		
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			discuss that when
		
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			these books discuss saw him, it
means a companion, a companion
		
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			means and associate somebody who's
very close to somebody, whether as
		
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			a student or not. So they would
never say that I was a companion,
		
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			because the real status of
companionship is a very, very high
		
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			status. And it's for the person
who's able to drink from the same
		
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			ocean as the sheikh, who's
progressed to that level.
		
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			Now,
		
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			how do we relate to this on a more
common level, the way we relate to
		
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			this is that there's some people
who, for example, maybe with
		
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			a certain organization, they've
helped out.
		
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			And because of helping out in the
organization, the main person
		
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			who's a prominent scholar, or
leader or something like this, and
		
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			an Imam, or whatever, they've
gotten to meet him a few times.
		
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			Right, and they have kind of a
maybe a bit of a personal
		
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			relationship. So the way they'll
go around telling everybody else
		
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			is that yeah, you know, I'm, I'm,
like this to him, I'm close to
		
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			him, I've, I've got access to him,
I've got his number. It's that
		
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			kind of thing.
		
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			So it's this to kind of encourage
yourself, it's to put yourself up
		
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			by using the other person's name.
I've dealt with so many people
		
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			when they say oh, you know, we for
example, we did a big huge amount
		
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			and Maha them of Maulana Tariq
Jamil you know, he's got good
		
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			connections with monatomic Jamila
		
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			right or such as shake have such a
shake
		
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			and that some what that does
sometimes I mean, I'm not
		
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			questioning anybody's intention
but that does is that it creates
		
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			all in the other person Wow,
you've got connection with these
		
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			people.
		
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			That's why I love Sharon is very,
very careful, very careful about
		
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			this. He's so respectful. When he
quotes from others, they are at
		
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			the same level as him as him or
maybe even lower than him. They
		
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			were his literally his classmates
or his companions with the under
		
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			their shake, but he always refers
to them as our shake off my
		
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			master, my leader, our respected
individual, he will always respect
		
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			people like that, for example, he
quotes quite a bit from after
		
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			Lodine now he was a brother of he
was a brother of his in the same
		
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			path under shake. But whenever he
mentioned is a CD of dollar shake,
		
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			say up my leader
		
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			now in Syria and in other parts of
the Arab world, Syria, Morocco,
		
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			etc, they use a lot of CD but
they've turned that into CD.
		
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			Yeah, they say CD CD and in
English sounds a bit weird.
		
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			I think if you want to use that
term, you should say so you the
		
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			instead of CD. It's okay. I guess
people do understand in some
		
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			cases, but others they won't
understand it. It's an accent
		
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			issue. It's just the short and the
short and everything. But in
		
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			English, the word CD doesn't sound
right. Right CD means my master it
		
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			sounds more respectful.
		
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			Okay, the next point he makes
		
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			is that
		
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			what
		
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			mean Adobe him either Dominus have
been theory but he he Behati him
		
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			nyako Luna who ominous Homina
Homina occur videos have been Illa
		
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			in kind of Duna home bedarra jets
for incana Musa no homophone for
		
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			your guru knocking them in at bar
He ohada me similar kind of point
		
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			to the above that to try to
refrain from equalizing yourself
		
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			with somebody or to try to gain
honor by being associated with
		
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			somebody rather be respectful to
them give increase into them so
		
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			I've seen this martial law some
many other MMA speaking like this,
		
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			when you ask them about somebody
who is
		
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			not as of a high status as them
but they will refer to him yes yes
		
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			Mashallah. That's a great shake.
And you know, that's a mashallah
		
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			he's our respected leader and you
know, they will really honor the
		
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			other person even putting
themselves down. It's just out of
		
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			respect for the other person.
		
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			The next one will mean either be
him lie or cool on the Hubble
		
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			occur, we recite the Quran for
Inomata Hubble have the cotton
		
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			Windermere Hunka Kenzi saw he
Bilgi Donna, this one has to be
		
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			understood.
		
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			He's saying this one really what
he's trying to do is that
		
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			do not say it's another of the
adab is that this statement that
		
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			all great people and the truthful
ones have gone.
		
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			There is no longer any truthful
people left. There's no longer any
		
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			righteous people around. There's
no longer any elders around. The
		
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			reason is he says, because they
they haven't gone. He's not
		
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			talking about specific individuals
that they are still alive, even
		
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			though they did this is not what
he's saying. What he's saying is
		
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			that, no, that's not the case,
meaning you still find people,
		
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			right, you can still find people,
but you need to have insight to be
		
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			able to discover such people.
That's what he's trying to say.
		
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			You need insight to discover such
people. That's why he says that
		
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			they are like such people are not
gone. There actually like the
		
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			hidden treasure of the person who
renovated the wall.
		
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			Now who is the famous person that
renovated the wall that rebuilt
		
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			the wall? It was how there are
days around Okay, the valleys who
		
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			have the of that wall. So, meaning
he had found some hidden treasure,
		
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			right? So it was only either
either A salaam who knew that
		
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			treasure was there.
		
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			Nobody else knew.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala did not
want that wall, which was really,
		
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			really in a bad state to topple
over and unearth that treasure
		
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			that belonged to the orphans,
whose father had put it there. But
		
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			how good it is. And I was told
about this. So just because you
		
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			can't find something, don't say
it's not around, that it doesn't
		
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			exist. That's what he's saying. So
these people do exist, but a lot
		
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			of people don't see them and don't
value them. Because their state is
		
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			generally of not showing off or
boasting ostentation.
		
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			That's why there's a hadith of
Rasulullah sallallahu. Someone
		
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			says
		
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			that anybody who says that people
are destroyed, then he is the
		
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			first of those to be considered
destroyed. He says, oh, people are
		
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			going to *, then that means
he's gone to *. Because he is
		
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			among the people.
		
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			He said they say that the deprived
one is that is the one who has
		
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			been deprived of the blessings of
the great people of his time of
		
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			the blessed people of his time.
You can never find the blessing
		
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			person, then that is a deprivation
in its own right.
		
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			That's why he says that. What got
your Tiller mangia fer here is a
		
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			man marhaba Juan osterville? Oh,
well, sometimes Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala will give something to a
person that comes later that he
		
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			may have withheld from people who
came before.
		
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			Now if that sounds really like a
crazy idea, well look at this.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala gave to His
Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam
		
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			our Prophet, what he did not give
to any of the prophets before him.
		
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			A massive difference between bone
and berries. Right Zamin asked
		
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			Mancha. ferok, as they say,
between the Prophet salallahu
		
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			Salam and all the other prophets.
So if that's the case, there it's
		
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			an absolute possibility that Allah
give a video of Allah of this
		
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			time, something greater than 20 of
the previous times. It's an
		
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			absolute possibility it is not
guaranteed.
		
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			And then after that, he says and
then to advance them in praise as
		
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			well. Well, I mean, Konami saw he
will hate me but dilemma Taku *
		
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			earlier in a salehoo
		
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			Cool Angel basura
		
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			that's why Ignatov Allah, the
author of the HECM, aphorisms, he,
		
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			in one place says that instead of
saying, Where are the only? Where
		
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			are the friends of Allah? Where
are the truthful ones going? I
		
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			can't find any where are the pious
people gone? There's nobody, you
		
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			know. instead ask where is the
insight?
		
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			You know, give me insight where is
the insight gone? Because Allah
		
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			will always keep that the whole
fact that this dunya can still
		
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			continue is because there are
still people connected to Allah
		
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			otherwise this world would end
because the Hadith which mentioned
		
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			that this world will not end till
there's somebody saying, Allah,
		
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			Allah. So there has to be people
connected to Allah. But if we have
		
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			such a skepticism about people,
and always trying to find the
		
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			worst in people, then we're not
looking for prophets. Here we're
		
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			looking for Olia of the Ummah and
they could have some issues, but
		
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			they still have a connection with
Allah and he's to find the
		
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			goodness in people. And that's
what people are missing today.
		
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			Some people, they will never come
across a pious person in their
		
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			life according to their criteria,
because they are just overly
		
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			critical. They're not willing to
give the benefit of the doubt to
		
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			anybody. That's what the problem
is. That's why there's people who
		
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			will never benefit from anybody,
because they don't want to open up
		
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			their heart. So that says *
Basilar. That's what he's saying.
		
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			It's really the case. And then he
says something very interesting.
		
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			He says, * yes, sir. Julio
mortality Biller, Bill Avila, a
		
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			Yara Binta Sultan, heliosphere,
Julio mortality, Bill authority
		
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			and Yarra been the slope on
		
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			is it even possible for somebody
who is polluted with filth?
		
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			They've got all dirt over their
body and filth over their body?
		
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			Can he even get access to look at
the king's daughter, the saltpans
		
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			daughter, nevermind, make the
proposal.
		
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			Right, he's not going to get the
access.
		
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			So likewise, here, you're not
going to be able to see the
		
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			goodness in people until you want
good from people.
		
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			This is a massive problem of
today. People are just so
		
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			skeptical of others it is in this
day of criticism, in this day of
		
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			just comments, Facebook posts and
criticisms, revealing things, you
		
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			know, exclusives, everybody's
following the sun and the news of
		
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			the world's use of the world is
gone now. But everybody's
		
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			following that kind of ideology
about wanting to uncover something
		
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			and to reveal something.
		
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			Whereas Allah subhanaw taala is a
star it's about sitter can convey
		
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			covering veiling someone. That's
why it says that whoever veils the
		
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			nakedness of somebody else, Allah
will veil their nakedness.
		
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			Forget about uncovering other
people people uncover themselves
		
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			in a voxel fashion today. They've
gone beyond invading others to
		
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			invading themselves just to
attract negative attention
		
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			so that they can revel in their
notoriety.
		
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			And then he says, We're mythical
ha the love the Lyoko Illa mon
		
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			lemmya Cananda. Were at a coffee
earlier yesterday, he were with
		
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			me. While I have coffee vatic it
says these words these kinds of
		
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			skeptical critical remarks can
only come from somebody who has
		
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			absolutely no belief in, in
righteous people. And in Olea of
		
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			his time, who just thinks that
they are not righteous at all. And
		
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			obviously there's no nothing
hidden in the absurdity of that
		
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			kind of belief or statements.
		
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			But who I am by inner turn, Fi
Saluda Latina who Tulane is a
		
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			clear cut verses in the hearts of
those who have been, these are
		
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			clear cut signs in the hearts of
those who have been granted
		
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			knowledge.
		
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			Okay, the next one, this is a
really interesting one. I think
		
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			this really stops people from
getting depressed if they're
		
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			depressed about this.
		
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			You know, as soon as anybody has
any value to themselves, as soon
		
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			as anybody accomplishes something,
if you have some merits to your
		
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			name, then what's going to happen
is that there will be people who
		
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			will start to be jealous of you.
And what he's saying in this next
		
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			point is that just understand that
to be an absolute fact of life.
		
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			Right? And he gives a reason.
		
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			He says when when other be
Himalaya to Laguna, Allah Quran
		
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			Allah has it among the etiquette
is also that they will not seek
		
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			to they will not be looking for
the fact that they do not have any
		
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			envious that there's nobody who's
jealous of them, meaning they're
		
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			not even looking for that fact
that hopefully there's nobody
		
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			who's jealous of me.
		
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			They take it for granted that they
will be somebody who's jealous of
		
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			them. Because he says for in
they'll Hey camel will Judy Tada
		
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			mocha Bella near me, Bill hassad
		
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			the reality of life and the
wisdoms of what things that exist
		
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			the wisdom of existence, the
		
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			months that bounties will always
		
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			come against
		
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			jealousy. You have bounty, there's
going to be jealousy from an Allah
		
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			but Allah Cordero has it and
anybody who wants it that there is
		
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			no belt jealous person or anybody
jealous of him, then he is
		
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			essentially saying that unlearn
acquerello Nerima that I don't
		
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			want any blessings.
		
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			So anybody who doesn't want
jealousy from anyone,
		
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			then he doesn't want any
blessings. Now, this doesn't mean
		
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			that we're looking for hazard. But
remember, hazard is of two stages,
		
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			has said in either hazard. And
		
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			I seek refuge woman, and I see
also seek refuge from the envious
		
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			when they exercise their envy. So
when somebody is envious of
		
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			someone, it's just in their heart.
It's not harmful to the other
		
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			people it's only harmful them to
themselves. When they exercise
		
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			that envy, by as some people did
when they did magic on Rasulullah,
		
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			sallAllahu, alayhi wasallam or
going and scratching their car or
		
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			revealing something bad about
them, defaming them somehow
		
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			accusing them in some way or the
other than that's we have to seek
		
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			refuge from that clearly. But
		
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			to think that I will never have a
jealous person around me, that's
		
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			difficult.
		
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			If you're if you if you are such a
nice person, you don't compete
		
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			with anybody. They'll still be
people jealous of you because
		
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			you're so calm and collected.
		
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			Because you're so cool.
		
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			There'll be people jealous of you
because of your satisfaction with
		
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			life because of your contentment.
So there's always going to be
		
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			somebody jealous of something or
the other. So we pray our doors we
		
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			make our you know we seek out we
make our doors of protection and
		
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			we carry on in this life.
		
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			When we nada be him either Karuna
hula hula Luna Alejandra hold our
		
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			Quwata illa biLlah the mafia daddy
come in right you had her JT Allah
		
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			Allah heeta Allah, but your Quran
Robina alumna and fusina were in
		
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			limbo fildena Tarhana then Akula
nominal ha serine one man fraud
		
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			rugby LOM to NFC fulfill Lee in
the candle awful Rahim. Another of
		
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			the etiquette is that if they ever
recall any of the sins, then they
		
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			don't say upon that, like they're
speaking to somebody recall
		
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			something they don't say La hawla
wala Quwata illa biLlah.
		
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			Now what's wrong with that? You
may think
		
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			the reason is that when you say
hola hola water quality level you
		
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			should generally use that for
future. To stay away from
		
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			something to show on all power
comes from Allah. I mustn't feel
		
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			so secure myself. But I must ask
Allah. But if you've already done
		
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			a sin, then to say Allahu Allah
quality levels, although it is not
		
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			haram to say that, but he's saying
that it's like you're complaining
		
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			to Allah or you're blaming Allah.
It resembles a blame of Allah or
		
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			accusation of Allah. How? Because
you can say La hawla wala Quwata
		
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			illa biLlah there is no ability to
do good deeds, and there's no
		
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			power to stay away from bad deeds
except did Allah if I've just
		
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			committed a bad deed or a bad deed
in the past and I'm saying law
		
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			Hold on, I'm like trying to blame
Allah
		
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			jaundice understand you I've got
no power except through Allah but
		
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			I committed a bad deal it means
that you must have come from
		
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			Allah. So it has that these are
these statements can only come
		
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			from somebody who's really thought
about these things. You know, who
		
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			really thinks about Allah subhanaw
taala and they don't want an upset
		
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			Allah even in the slightest. Yes,
if it's about the future is Hola
		
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			Hola. Hola Kota. There's no
ability it's going to come except
		
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			from Allah. So you're putting your
double Quran Allah, you've already
		
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			done something a deposit blame
yourself. That's why he says that
		
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			rather than say La hawla wala
Quwata illa biLlah. They will say,
		
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			Rob bene, oh our Lord, we have
oppressed ourself. And now if you
		
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			don't forgive us, and have mercy
on us, then we will be from the
		
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			losers.
		
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			Or to say in a singular sense, My
Lord, I have oppressed myself
		
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			Forgive me, for you are the Most
Forgiving, the Most Merciful. The
		
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			next one is a bit more
complicated. I'm just going to
		
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			quickly clarify it.
		
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			Summarize what we know about Adobe
Himalaya coluna needs to be laid
		
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			out in an internal layer and iLab
agency will have good data at
		
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			least a banal binary body images
and big middle whoo but in Rite
		
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			Aid of economy I had him call me
in the lab the needs to be laid
		
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			out a fairly Manolito haptic one
oh half cocked lower to the answer
		
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			who Bhima min Allah He to Allah
Allah Billa heater Allah
		
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			lentiviral Madonna's as a kind of
a technical discussion.
		
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			Nobody should say that. I feel
congeniality with Allah.
		
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			To be congenial with somebody
means you kind of on the same
		
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			wavelength. And you can only do
that with somebody who's off the
		
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			same type as you. You are so close
that you feel very
		
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			similar. You really relate and
connect. That's Madonna. That's
		
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			more aniseh. ons. Right?
		
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			That's his opinion, because there
are other scholars who have used
		
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			that term in a separate sense. So
it just depends on how you're
		
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			using that term. But he seems to
be against using that term because
		
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			he says that you can't say that to
Allah, you can never, never be
		
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			that close to Allah subhanaw taala
that, you know, you're so you're
		
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			so close and congenial with him
like you would be with another
		
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			human being because it's just
Allah is just transcendent and
		
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			beyond us. He says, Look, can you
ever feel congeniality with a gin?
		
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			And feel that you're like really,
really buddy close, you know, with
		
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			a gin? It says No way. He says
bultaco Uncle Lucia alati, middle
		
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			in see the Elgin me. It says if
you see if any human sees a jinn,
		
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			every hero of his body would stand
on end. So how can you say that
		
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			even about the jinn? If you can't
say that about another creation
		
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			like agenda? How can you say that
about your Creator? Going back to
		
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			that hazard point? Our great Imam
Muhammad ibn Al Hassan, a che
		
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			Bernie. He says something very
interesting. He says, Well has to
		
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			do winner or shall run nurseryman
zealots and Menasha, Yeoman Salim
		
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			and Hiramatsu. The
		
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			he said, the people who are envied
by others, he said the worst of
		
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			the people in status is the one
who can stay who can live for one
		
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			day, being free
		
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			and without envy, without being
invalid. This is a fact of life
		
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			you're going to be invalid. Just
Just make your dua
		
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			for protection.
		
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			Likewise, he says that you can't
say that I am gaining this
		
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			pleasure by Allah or with Allah.
Because you just can't do that you
		
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			can gain pleasure by what Allah
gives you what comes from Allah
		
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			but not with Allah. Is this is the
speech of the words to use.
		
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			Wamena Dobby Himalaya Kudo not to
Lobo Allah, Tala Bly Hakuna Illa
		
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			name of Gooden these are just
subtle adab subtle other but it
		
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			teaches of the richness of the
heritage that we have. Right? They
		
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			may seem really beyond us, high
level, but they teach us the
		
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			sophistication of this. Wala
Huhtala module don't wander out
		
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			whether you club Durga Hula, hula
hietala Ye nama noccalula Tarik
		
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			Illa, mighty fatty Lyta Allah, He
says also they are from the other
		
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			bits that they will never say that
we are searching for Allah.
		
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			Because you only search for
something that is lost. And Allah
		
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			is is an essential reality. He's
module he's hockey, he's not lost.
		
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			And there's no way that you can
ever seek encompassing him
		
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			entirely. Because he has no
boundaries for you to be able to
		
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			encompass them. All we're doing is
we're just trying to search for a
		
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			way to know Allah. That's what
we're searching for. We're not
		
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			searching for Allah Himself. These
are very subtle add up.
		
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			Another thing he says is that lie
is that you do in a biller him in
		
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			shape
		
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			or in the master you don't I mean,
Sheree? You know, when we seek
		
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			refuge, from the evil from evil,
don't ever say that. I seek refuge
		
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			from that thing, or from anything
for that matter, because things
		
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			intrinsically are not evil.
		
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			It says unless it shaytaan right,
any other being what you should
		
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			seek
		
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			the you should seek refuge from
its evil. So for example, a person
		
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			should not say hola, hola. Hola,
Nina and Jimmy halakhic are in
		
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			them. I have another Nina and a
Sharada. Hello. Oh Allah protect
		
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			us. keep us safe from all of your
creation. No, that's not what you
		
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			say. Say from the evil or from the
evil ones of your creation.
		
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			Another one which is on a
different level. He says either
		
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			Mozart refer to him Al Kutub ality
you'll see Luna Illa ICWA Annie
		
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			him Hoff Amin al Khatib, the very
the another adverb. Another one of
		
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			the etiquette is that people are
very careful about the way they
		
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			write. They avoid flowery speech,
elaborate expressions,
		
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			write elaborate expressions,
flowery speech,
		
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			adornment, and embellishing their
language, out of fear out of fear
		
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			that they may resort a may be
tantamount to flattery and lying.
		
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			So you know, when you try to use
these colorful words, flowery
		
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			speech, it may actually end up
like
		
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			You may end up praising somebody
more than their level is and it
		
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			will end up as a lie. That's why
then he relates from Abu Nasr
		
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			Bishal haffi. One of the great
ASLEF is either cutterbar Hadoken
		
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			kita Bonilla who didn't follow us
or three four who Beerhouse Neil L
		
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			valve for indicateur Tomorrowland,
GitHub and follow the Qalamoun in
		
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			GitHub to who has Sunil kitab.
We're gonna get even we're in talk
		
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			to who sandwich al Kitab. We're
gonna sit can
		
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			is is a winner sort of visual
habitual. haffi says that once he
		
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			says that whenever any of you
write a letter, email or text
		
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			message to anybody, then don't try
to adorn it with
		
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			flowery speech because he says one
day I was writing a letter. And
		
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			this notion came to me this idea
came to me, this flowery speech
		
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			expression came to me
		
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			which, if I wrote it that way, the
letter would sound really nice,
		
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			but it would be untruth. And if I
didn't use that speech, then the
		
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			letter would sound a bit unceasing
because of the contents, but it
		
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			would be truthful, for Assam to
Allah Victorville. Kalaam is such
		
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			a sick, sick.
		
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			I made a determination that I'm
going to write it in the unsealing
		
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			way, because that's the truthful
way. And then I heard somebody
		
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			announced from outside of from one
corner of the house with a bit
		
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			hula hula Dena Armando, Bill
totally Thabeet if inherited dunya
		
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			Orfila hero, Allah subhanaw taala
keeps firm those people who
		
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			believe
		
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			by the established by the
established speech, in this world,
		
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			in this world of this dunya and in
the era, basically that Allah
		
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			strengthens a person because of
the creme de la ilaha illAllah.
		
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			Another one woman other became
kufra to still follow him either a
		
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			taco Doofy him a hawk or home
facility Allahu La vivatic Very,
		
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			very important one, as soon as you
get a bit of fame, as soon as you
		
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			got a bit of recognition, not
fame, even just a bit of
		
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			recognition, immediately your last
machine has to come into action.
		
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			Right a very important because as
soon as you become known for being
		
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			in a masjid board or doing some
good work or organization or an
		
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			ILM or organize whatever it may
be, this has to so he says that
		
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			another thing another of the
etiquette is that they abundantly
		
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			are making so far and seeking
forgiveness.
		
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			Especially when people have
developed certain ideas about
		
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			them.
		
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			So to respectful ideas about them,
they've given them position. So
		
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			then they start making a lot of
stuff far. Why? Because they they
		
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			know that in reality, they are
something different.
		
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			And that is why I mentioned in a
hadith tuba Lehmann Wu Ji Sahib 30
		
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			He is still foreign Catherine glad
tidings for the one who in whose
		
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			book of deeds Book of Records.
		
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			Abundant so far is found So on the
Day of Judgment, that's going to
		
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			be like a mind full of wealth.
You're going to discover Oh, wow,
		
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			I've got all those so far so Hala,
that's wonderful.
		
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			Work could have to ll 89. A bill
is related to Harlan so what on
		
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			earth cool. Atletico lived Zulu
been altered coral Abdullah Luba,
		
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			Maura, Jana, I will enter the car
yeah, the car. And scholars are
		
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			constantly have constantly
encouraged people to
		
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			abundantly do is take for night
and day. Whether they are
		
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			remembering you might think, well,
I can't remember a certain sin, a
		
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			particular sin. It doesn't matter
whether it's a particular sin or
		
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			just general. Do lots of history
far get real benefit out of doing
		
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			that. And the last one, we're
going to read today's women who
		
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			either moody who ended up Rumina
Shoukry. Well, so far, we're in
		
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			yaku Allahumma. And to Eric, there
will be no minimum Allahumma Jana
		
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			Hi Rami miles are known whether to
accept the Navi Maya Kowloon world
		
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			fildena mergia The moon
		
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			when they are praised, then they
start to do a lot of sugar and
		
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			seek forgiveness they do both why
		
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			they do sugar because they've been
given respect. Respect doesn't
		
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			come easily. Right especially for
good things hamdulillah other
		
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			people don't know my bad things
sugar to Allah.
		
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			And they do so far that I am bad.
I am bad anyway.
		
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			So Oh Allah, they they make this
dua Oh Allah you are more
		
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			knowledgeable about me than them.
		
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			and make me better than what they
think though I'd like to be better
		
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			than what they think.
		
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			And do not cease me for what
they're saying. They're saying all
		
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			these good things, and I'm not
that good thing.
		
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			Don't cease me for that hypocrisy
		
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			and forgive me for what they don't
know, or the wrong things that I
		
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			do don't do forgive me for those
wrong things may Allah accept from
		
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			all of us. May Allah subhanaw
taala grant us the understanding
		
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			of this and allow us to be more
particular in the way we say have
		
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			more adab in our in our own
behavior, and may Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala allow us to be closer to
him. Welcome to Darwin our annual
		
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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen.
		
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			The point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
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			further an inspiration and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
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			next step is to actually start
learning seriously to read books
		
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			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
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			Islam at least at the basic level
so that we can become more aware
		
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			of what our deen wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
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			courses so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
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			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
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			Islamic essentials course that we
have on 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'll feel a lot more confident.
		
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			You don't have to leave lectures
behind you can continue to live,
		
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			you know to listen to lectures,
but you need to have this more
		
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			sustained study as well.
JazakAllah harem salaam aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah wa barakato.