Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Agenda for Change

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The loss of culture and religion during the past 90 years has resulted in the loss of Islam and the challenges faced by Muslims in their daily lives. Visiminal culture and religion is important for addressing issues with behavior and society. The speakers emphasize the need for strong community connections and the importance of writing books to influence behavior. Visiminal culture and religion provide harms, but people should take action towards their goals.
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Smilla Rahmanir Rahim

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Al hamdu lillahi Hamden cathedral the uban Mubarak and fie Mubarak

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in early Tamil you have Barak, buena Jalla Jalla, who I'm in our

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wa salatu salam ala say dill Habibollah Mustafa sallallahu

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alayhi wa aalihi wa sahbihi wa barakaatuh was seldom at the

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Sleeman Cathedral on Yomi Deen Amma that

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called Allah with the baraka with Dara Quran emoji they will for

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carnal Hamid you read Lunalilo to the owner Allah Hebei for him wet

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Billa who Illa ut MINOURA well okay healthcare for your own.

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One of you hurry ratar o the Allahu Anhu call call Rasulullah

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam kafer become a Yohannes either Taha

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Anissa UQAM Professor

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fit Jana calm Kalu ya rasool Allah in the Harada in kala Neron what I

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should do mean who

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kafer become either Tara to Mr. Bill Maher Rufina here and he

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wouldn't come call we are Sula in the huddle aka in call the norm

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what I should do mean can you ever become either a tune Cara Mara

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rufen well ma who Furman Quran probably either a bit dunya

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My dear respected friends

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we're living in some really big times. We're living in some very

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strange times, challenging times. But in sha Allah extremely

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prospective times. times that if somebody puts a bit of effort they

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can get inshallah very close to Allah and leave this world with

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great in sha Allah with a great treasure of reward.

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We are followers of a dean of a religion, Islam. Throughout the

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history, the OMA has faced many challenges. If you think we're

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facing challenges today, look around the world. Wherever people

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are, they face challenges. It's the nature of this world of this

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dunya of this life to face challenges. And if you look at our

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history, it's never been any different. We're not in some kind

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of misnomer times. Throughout our history, the OMA has faced many,

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many challenges with periods of sometimes immense greatness, but

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as well as intense stagnation and upheavals. It has faced countless

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attacks in which enemy forces have either conspired to bring about

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its destruction, or corrupted even from within.

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We've seen all of this, it cities have been razed to the ground.

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It's deity has been accused of violence. It scripture has been

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misunderstood. Its profit has been scorned. Its history has been

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deployed. Its heritage has been maligned. Its community has been

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condemned.

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We experience all of these things it scholars have been slain, and

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its activists have been persecuted. Its well wishes have

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been silenced. Its teachings have been distorted. It has suffered

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from internal assault. Many of its own followers have brought it into

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disrepute, misinterpreting its teachings, Miss applying its

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force, and committing in justices in its name, to the detriment to

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Hall, thereby contributing to the environment of Islamophobia, and

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further invigorating those who seek to annihilate it. history

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records, this oscillation in great detail. This is open to anybody

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who wants to study history. Anybody who lives beyond the

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vacuum of this time, most of us live within the vacuum of the last

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2030 years, whatever has happened in this world, this is what's in

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our memory. That's where our history ends. That's our limit of

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our understanding. And when this is the time in which we seem to be

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at a law, not at a height at an ebb, not at a flow. We feel that

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great sense of persecution, great sense of disadvantage, we feel a

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great loss. And this raises many questions to the minds of the

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multitudes of Muslims around the world. Is this the true theme? Are

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we on the right path?

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There's a lot of people we get extremely happy. extremely

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satisfied. Takbeer when a new when we when we receive a new

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convert. However, the numerous data being lost without even us

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knowing without themselves even knowing without themselves even

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knowing that Eman has disappeared from their heart, maybe it was

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never there in the first place. I don't want to paint a bleak

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picture. Because there's a lot of optimism. There's a lot of

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optimism. So history records all of these oscillations in great

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detail. Any avid reader of history would not be surprised to see the

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same cycle in motion again.

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One thing that we have to remember is that

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because we live in this vacuum of modern times, which is a low

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period, in the view of many people,

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for ethics, culture and religion, looking back at the immediate past

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doesn't really provide much optimism for us. It appears to be

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filled with despair. It looks all bleak.

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However, if we're to look at the history of beyond those years, if

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the Aqsa Masjid is under siege today, then in the past, stripped

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of Muslim control for nearly a century for about 90 Something

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years, from 1099 to 1187. It was lost to the Crusaders, during

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which time 1000s of Muslims were killed, were killed inside its

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sacred precincts inside that sacred area. After those Muslims

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were falsely promised refuge and Auggie of death occurred and

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Auggie of death occurred in which the Crusaders boasted of being

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knee high in blood. This is how the historians

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This is how the historians have recorded this when I read this

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first, I couldn't believe I thought it was an exaggeration.

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How are you knee high in blood? What kind of killing must have

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taken place? What kind of an Auggie must have been but after

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you visit Jerusalem and you see those narrow streets, then you can

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understand how that's a possibility where children were

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taken and flunk and killed by being slammed against walls. And

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during this 90 years or so period. No call to pray a sound from its

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minarets. No Quran recited no Quran recital reverberated around

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its dome, no sermon, embellished its pulpit. No forehead touched

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down in its niche in its member. While its walls yearned for its

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worshipers to return. A golden cross was mounted on top of the

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Cooper to Sahara the Dome of the Rock, which was renamed the

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templum dominate, and the Aqsa Mosque was turned into a palace

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and the adjoining areas as royal stables if Bukka if Baghdad has

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received to this this glorious city of the only SubhanAllah.

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Without other media with Kirk and all these great areas, some of the

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greatest of all only are buried and bogged down. If this is if

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Baghdad of today has been damaged by the shock and awe campaigns of

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of recent times, it has experienced much worse, it is

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experienced much worse. The title is after ravaging many of the

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Muslim cities in transaksi Aina Cora sun when they swooped down

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and erased many cities to the ground, they out of the cities,

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Mazandaran Xander Bahara all these areas, there were literally 17

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people, 20 people that survived these massacres in these in each

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of these cities.

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So if Baghdad has gone through the campaigns of recent times, then if

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you look at what happened during the, the time when the Tatas

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advanced to commit huge massacres in the capital of law capital of

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the Muslim empire, records indicate that well over a million

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people were slaughtered in Baghdad alone. That was the Daro Khilafah.

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That was the center of Islam. That was the powerhouse that was the

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center of scholarship. This is where the zali was resigned he had

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been, this is where our gokada, Gilan yours Subhanallah this, this

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is the same area over a million people. And then the Hadith was

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rolled up in a copied and beaten to death, because the Titus

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believed that if his blood spilt to the ground, they would have bad

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luck. So they thought of an ingenuous way which was a an idea

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given to them by some Muslim collaborators, rolling up in a

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carpet beat him to death. The Muslims above that, at that time

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were compelled to participate in drinking bouts during the month of

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Ramadan, while wine was sprinkled in the messages while he was

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sprinkling the messages. The call for prayer prohibited

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Subhanallah how much can I continue if you look in history,

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you've seen the ups and downs, the ebbs and flows, the highs and lows

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you will see it all. But one thing I achieve what I want to do today

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is to give some optimism. I want to provide some optimism. I want

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us to understand that there's a lot that we can do. And

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Alhamdulillah Allah's blessing is still upon us. It's not all lost

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yet. We are

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waiting for some kind of utopia. And until that Utopia doesn't come

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that ideal situation, we can act on our faith. Allah subhanaw taala

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has made Islam. So beautiful reading of the Quran will make you

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understand that is general principles. And then it's

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commentary found in the Hadith will allow this Islam to prosper

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anywhere, and SubhanAllah. That's why we are in Birmingham where no

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non Muslims are supposed to come.

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We are here Al Hamdulillah.

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We're here. And we're holding this conference openly or we can say

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what we want. You go to some Muslim countries today, there are

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certain countries in the Middle East Muslim country ruled by

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Muslims Muslim majority. And one particular country has numerous

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balama in their numerous some of the biggest tournament of the

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world. That area, that place is called a larger tournament. It's

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called the refrigerator of their own amount. And the reason is,

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they can't say anything. They can't give a free Duff's. They

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can't teach a class. They can't teach whatever they want.

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Subhanallah you think we're in bad times, you think it's better

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somewhere else?

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I have lived in five countries in the world, five different

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countries for several months to a year to eight years in America.

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And as the comfort that I feel living in England,

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is I don't feel anywhere else. I lived in America for eight years.

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But it was a sense of insecurity. A sense of discovery, not that

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complete country yet is a nice place. It was duniya 2.0. Dunya

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was everywhere you can have whatever you want. Much more

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progressive than the UK. Though much more faithful than the UK, UK

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has more atheists, less people who follow religion that America is I

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mean, amazing place. But what you feel in England, the generations

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that were born here, you will not feel anywhere else.

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Sometimes I wonder where people want to go when they ask these for

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these fatwas. Is it permissible for us to live in this country? Is

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it why is it for us to do a hedgerow and migration? My answer

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to them now is you give me a promise that you will listen to my

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every word, then I'll answer your question. If I tell you to go, you

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will go you give me a contract, then I'll give you an answer.

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However, there are challenges. And this is the challenge that I spoke

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about earlier. And this is the challenge with the Prophet

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sallallahu. It was prophesied in a hadith, the Hadith SubhanAllah. It

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sends shivers down, because the fitna that we're speaking about is

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a very different fitna to what people felt before the fitna of

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the past was outright aggression. It was blatant tyranny. It was

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mass murder, ethnic cleansing violence to the last degree.

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Today, it's not like that, especially for us. It's a soft

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fitna. If you can understand the concept of soft, it's a soft

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fitna, which crawls in which comes in and changes us without even

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realizing that is what we're talking about. There's a story

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that's told about a particular area where the water supply was

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diminishing greatly, there was a supply outside town in a cave. And

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when this supply, when this supply would finish, people would have to

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resort to the water supply. Outside water is an essential of

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life. There was one man though who knew that anybody, anybody who

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took from this external water supply, anybody who took from the

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day, all their paths will be erased. They will forget about

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their previous lifestyle, they will be conducive to the new

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lifestyle, and their entire heritage tradition that culture

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will be lost to this new culture. Everybody loves their culture. He

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knows the secrets. He tries to tell a few people, but it's an

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essential of life. Water is dwindling. Here. Only few people

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can take from here. So he tries and he tries and he tries. Can you

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imagine the moral dilemma you're in? When it's the time when you

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can't really travel, your entire assets and everything is in that

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area. And slowly, slowly, he starts seeing people change. He

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starts seeing the change in front of him. As people start to take

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from this source. He starts to see this change in them. He knows one

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day he's going to have to take the leap. He's going to have to do

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something. What kind of dilemma Do you see? Can you see this is the

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kind of dilemma that the roller might go through. And that

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concerned individuals go through Alhamdulillah I don't think our

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situation is bad as that. That's a mythical story. It seems I don't

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see if there's I don't know if there's a reality or doubt there's

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a reality to the story, but it gives a good moral that on the

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soft fitna level where we take on we take

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Take on ideas without realizing them. We take on ideas without

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realizing them. This hadith in which Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi

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wa sallam says, I'm told that he was rude, and Abu Huraira the and

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they both narrate this different versions slightly. Let's see what

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Allah says Allah awesome said, I can just imagine him. I can just

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imagine him. You know, if you visualize, he said Pay for become

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how is it going to be?

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What the situation is going to be when people when you're women will

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become when your women will become tyrannical.

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When they will become tyrannical. When you're young, when become

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transgressors. They won't listen to their parents, they will take

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on new ideologies, they will distance their parents and bring

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close their friends is something I spoke about last year. And then I

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don't want to discuss that part today I want to carry on and the

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Sahaba they said Ya rasool Allah in the heart Allah, is this gonna

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happen or is this possible? For them? It was a mythical

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proposition. How is that possible? And a pseudo allah sallallahu

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sallam said, imagine what was going through the heart of

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Rasulullah sallallahu is and when he was seeing this, that he was

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saying you, you the Sahaba your meaning the Muslim mean, this is

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not a non Muslim problem. This is a Muslim problem. It's going to

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happen, it's going to occur among you.

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And he said yes, in fact, worse than nuts. How is it going to be?

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What will your state be when you abandon a marble, my roof and the

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helium Ankara when you abandoned telling people what's right, and

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what's wrong? And subhanAllah that's the situation today. They

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want us to stop doing a poet says they want us to stop doing

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American law here. So that

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we all become the same and everybody is allowed to do what

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they want.

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Don't judge me. This is a very important, very significant term.

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Don't be judgmental. Don't be judgmental. You don't know what's

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in their heart. It's all about intention. This is the concept.

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This doesn't mean we have to be judgmental.

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But we also should not be that we totally become desensitized and

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have no idea about what's right and wrong. So the Prophet

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sallallahu sallam said, as soon as you you will abandon Amobi, Moroni

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and mongkol. That was the main ethos of the sahaba. They were

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totally surprised, astonished, dumbfounded, taken aback, and he

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said, You're rasool Allah in the Hasakah. And is this going to

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happen? They were in disbelief, absolute disbelief. The province

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had also said no, I'm gonna shut down in 30 days, in fact, worse

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than that worse than none. And this is what I want to speak

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about. K for become either or angel Moon karma. rufen, Walmart,

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HuFa, Moon Chiron, how is it going to be when you will see good as

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evil and evil as good. When you will start seeing the wrong it

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will be made to look nice to you. When you see the wrong it will be

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made to look good to you. And the good will be made to look wrong to

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you. And this is the power of the media today. The power of the

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media today. They can take anything, and they can win you

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elections. They can start new trends. It just has to be enough

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money. And the Muslims haven't wizened up. They expect people to

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do their bidding without it without telling them what to do

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without paying for it without

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without trying. They sit down as Muslims. And we expect politicians

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to do our bidding, because we've had a great history. So we

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reminisce about our great history, let's do our bidding, they should

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understand the Muslim plight. We're not we don't help ourselves.

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And life is never about somebody else doing something that Allah

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wants you to try. I give you an example. I have never not attained

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anything that I've wanted. If I've tried for it, reasonable things,

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whatever I've wanted, Allah has given me. But one thing I learned

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as a lesson, I was very busy last year, and I was looking for a new

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car. I was looking for a new car. I told a number of people and the

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car wasn't coming along. Six months passed by like this and I

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needed a car but I had no time myself to go and look, I used to

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just casually mentioned to people if you see this kind of car, let

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me know. It's only when I started looking when I made an active

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effort that I got my car that I found the car I was looking for.

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And this is the been the case with everything. If you don't try Allah

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why should he give you this world is for effort, it's a doddle. As

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Bob we have to try. We have to be ingenuous in the way we try these

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things.

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So a time is going to come the professor Lawson said when good

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will be made to look as evil and evil as good

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Uh, this is this, this is what it is. There has been something in my

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mind, which was articulated very well, several days ago when I

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received this message. And in it it spoke about deception some of

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you may have seen this, it was so

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effectively laid out, it was so aptly put in got to the core of

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the problems. Essentially, this is talking about, if you want to make

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people tolerant and accept and even adopt a certain ideology, a

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certain sexual deviancy, anything that you want.

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Numerous in depth studies in sociology, social preconditioning

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social engineering have been done that shows the different stages

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through which this has happened. In our lifetime. If you're 3040

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years old, you will have seen how certain things have become so

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tolerable, whereas they weren't very tolerable before. Right now,

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there's seven stages of this deception process of this social

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engineering process to make something agreeable to people,

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where the right will become wrong, and Iran can become right. The

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Prophet salallahu Salam sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, what he spoke or

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Jeem, how something can become so entrenched in a society after its

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opposite, was entrenched. This is the soffit. Now we're speaking

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about

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first and foremost,

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if somebody wants you to popularize something, and make it

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acceptable, something really crazy radical, for example, *

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or *, to ideas. And on a parallel level, you can consider

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polygamy, but that will never happen.

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But * which is * with animals, sorry to say that, but

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* with animals as repugnant and despicable as that sounds, there

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are some champions for it. There's been history in other countries

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about certain popular individuals who did this all the time.

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I think it's banned in this country hamdulillah

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if somebody wanted to have that

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become an accepted fact, in this country. And the second one is

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*. *, is again, intimate sexual relationship between blood

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relations, brother to wife, mother, and son, father and

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daughter, and so on and so forth. And subhanAllah, there have been

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this ideology has been put forward in history where somebody came,

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and this was his idea, that look, this, this is the way you would

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start, somebody would come and give, the first one would be what

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they call the shocker. They would create a massive shock somebody

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saying, Hey, we should have incestuous relationships, or

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* is a great thing. You know, why have to and this is the

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justification of the few people who are involved in this. Their

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justification is that with humans, you have to you know, this, this

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whole concept of being let down and everything like that with

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animals is not an issue.

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incestuous relationship, how do you justify something like that

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easily. You get married to somebody, a stranger, you don't

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know them, they don't know you. You have to do trial and error and

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see if it works out. And subhanAllah so many people are

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ending up in divorce. today. You know, your man knows his sister,

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he's been brought up with her he knows her likes or dislikes.

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However, I'm really sorry to even have to speak like this and utter

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this nonsense. But it's just to give us an idea. This is the idea

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the shocker. This person comes out and say something like this. He

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says, so who better than your sister.

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All these marriage breakups less likely to break up. Now remember,

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there are studies that show that marriage within close cousins is

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detrimental, creates certain diseases, problems, deformities,

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disfigure you know what disabilities and so on. So that's

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there. Remember, these studies are there that exist against these

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things? All right. But still, this will be a shocker. Everybody will

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speak against them. radio shows, TV, politicians, everybody will

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get involved. And they say, What a republican idea. How's that

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possible? Possible? You know, what a what a despicable, ugly

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proposition. However, so this is going to be followed by outrage.

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This is going to generally be followed by outrage. Now, the

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forerunner to this the one who put this idea forward who is trying to

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champion this, he's going to be demonized by the public.

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Everybody's going to come and slam him. But what he is he's already

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been successful, because he's setting an agenda. This is the way

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the new world works. Now, what's going to happen is that,

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as this discussion continues, it's never been a discussion. It's

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always been subliminally wrong for us. Now that it's a discussion,

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people will start thinking about it. And today

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A thoughts in people's mind is a very freedom of IDEA thought. This

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is the this is the age of freedom of thought. So another thing that

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you have to realize is that there's another agents, there's,

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there's another issue at play here, which is continuous exposure

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to something. When you have continuous exposure to something,

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you become desensitized to it, you become tolerant of it, and you may

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even become institutionalized in it. What I mean is, for example, a

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man makes an advanced to a girl, she hates his guts, she doesn't

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want him like she's couldn't think I've ever been with him. Now, she

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There was never a thought in her mind that she could ever consider

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any relationship he carries on at work, giving her flattering

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remarks, bringing her a few gifts here and there. Eventually she is

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going to break down. This happened. This is the way men prey

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on women. Unfortunately, feminism, I believe as bad as certain

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aspects of it may be, feminism is a reaction to male antagonism.

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It's male antagonism that creates a lot of feminism. As bad as you

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know, certain manifestations of feminism is.

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That's another topic. Now, eventually, she may just give it a

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chance, she'll start seeing his good points, she'll start

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justifying it, this happens all the time you call that exposure,

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you're told, just come along with us to the bar, you have your

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orange juice, slowly, slowly, you get desensitized to wine. And

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eventually, you may even try one, you think, Well, I've had the same

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glass or whatever the case may be, once they once this happens. Now,

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once the idea of * of *, now takes the public

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forum, people are gonna start discussing radio show hosts will

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be discussing talk show hosts, forums, internet forums, it'll

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become the talk of the streets. Now, this is a very critical

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moment, a big debate will will ensue on this. And although

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there'll be people who hate the idea, who would never do it for

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themselves, just in the idea of freedom of thought, They will try

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everything sociologists will come out and say, Oh, I can see this

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benefit, new theories will be propounded. And then there'll be a

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massive debate about this. But this for the people who want to

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make this illegal is a very healthy thing. Because you're

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bringing it in the forefront of people's mind, you're breaking

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down barriers, you're possibly creating this tolerance, just like

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that woman agreed to go with that man.

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In fact, what they say is that people who are championing this

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idea in the background, sometimes certain individuals or group and

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organization or whatever it may be Shayateen, whatever it is, they

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will even pay up the opposition, those opposed, they'll even pay

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them, even though those people who are opposed to speaking in

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opposition, just to keep the debate going. They want them to

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really sound bad. They want you know, because when when people

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speak in opposition, not everybody speaks in a reasonable way, people

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can get very violent and aggressive. And a lot of calm,

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people hate that. So they start supporting the other side. All of

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this is very healthy in that regard. So now, it does not sound

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as obnoxious as it one once did, you start seeing that you're going

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to see a lot of articles and debates on online and on TV, et

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cetera, which shows you the pros and cons. And slowly, slowly, as

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humans, this is the way we are, we could start seeing, seeing at

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least not validity necessarily, but some plausibility we can

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understand, we can start understanding.

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Then the next stage comes in, which is to prove this is when

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your sociologists, your scientists, your researchers,

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they'll come in and they'll start providing a lots of universities

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will take this up a theists thesis, you know, lots of PhDs

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will be done on this subject. And among them, there's going to be

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the pros and cons because it's like that in everything. Right?

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You're going to find both sides to everything in this world. This is

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how complex a human being is. The next step now is to

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entrench it as a social level, to get to the penultimate step, which

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is acceptance. We've seen this in our life, we've seen this in our

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life.

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Now, it suddenly becomes a kind of

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acceptable, conventional, alternative way of living, that

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people will start living like that.

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certain individuals will be caught. The high court judge will,

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there'll be a debate between the High Court judges, some will go

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against some will go for it. They'll have another hearing after

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that again, and then eventually, it'll be passed. Right? This is

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how it happens. Now they'll coin term so the people

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Why against it? Remember, the majority is on one side. Now the

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majority goes on the other side. And the minority or the half

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majority or whatever you want to call it, they will start being

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called beastial phobic. Right? Or in Sesto phobic. Right? I mean

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these names and then everybody will be beaten on the head with us

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in Sesto phobia has finished, right that ends your career. You

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want to Korean parliament, you want to Korea anywhere else, you

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start speaking about it, your end of story.

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The final level is veneration. It'll become a venerated practice.

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Believe me, this is not it's an absolute possibility. It's an

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absolute possibility. This is where they will praise people who

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are willing to come out as beasts do lists or incestuous.

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Then you will have certain stars, movie stars, sports stars, CEOs of

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companies, who will come out, and then some people may criticize

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them, but majority will say how brave you are, how brave you are.

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This is

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a really vulgar expression, an example of how social conditioning

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takes place. This is the fitna we're dealing with.

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This is the new trends, the new ideas. This is what it is ethical

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morality, which is ingrained in religion. Once you strip religion

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out of it, there is no other measure for ethical morality. It's

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what people think of the time.

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Now, when it comes to these ideas, or any idea for that matter, to

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move away from this example, when we move away from this, sorry, in

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terms of how people will react to in the Muslim community now, we

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were speaking about the general trend. Now how will Muslims take

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on these things, whatever it may be any example you want, there's

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going to be a number of categories of people. First and foremost,

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you're going to have those who will buy into this idea.

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They may not some will buy into it and will be of that persuasion

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will try it out. Others will not buy it, buy it they won't. Sorry.

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They won't try it out. They won't adopt that practice, whatever that

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practice is. But there they have had issues with Islam. They were

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brought up, they were beaten maybe by the militia. Right? Or maybe

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their parents just did not teach them Islam. The only Subhanallah

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the only Islam that they knew was the golden glitter of weddings,

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you know that ugly golden glitter of weddings were certain way. And

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the only Islam they knew. They see what we're talking about here is

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what they're doing is they are equating Islam to culture. We have

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many, many cultural Muslims, who forced their children, to be

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married to a cousin in Pakistan, who is sometimes a drunkard who

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sometimes a bad person and they don't want to marry that woman,

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that girl in this country who's going through that forced marriage

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has absolutely no respect for this future husband of hers. How can a

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marriage last but these parents don't get it. And I am not joking.

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I have dealt with cases like this where women like this have left

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the Dean because of it. This has been one reason now they start to

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hate the Dean if they can't see beyond if they can't see that this

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was culture that their parents were parading around as their dean

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and beating them on the head that you're Muslim. You should listen

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to your parents marry who we want you to marry. You see what I'm

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saying? This is what's happening. There's many Muslims who don't

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know anything except Eid prayer. They don't know anything but the

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golden glitter and this all you know this garish. The way weddings

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are unfortunately, they don't know anything else. They don't know

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what it means to be the beauty of Islam. The parents have taught

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them if not aka him Rahim Allah says that if a child spoils, if a

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child goes off the track, there is no doubt that the parent at some

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level or the other is blameworthy and responsible for this. Allah

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protect our children is a dua I'm going to give you which is two of

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my most closest to us that what it is Robina Hublin. I mean, as well

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as you know, with the yard in our Kurata Aryan, where's your unknown

00:34:20 --> 00:34:24

in Latakia Imam has such a powerful dua, which means, oh our

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Lord grant us from our spouses. So husband and wife both can make

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this dua it's such a general comprehensive to Iris will allah

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sallallahu sallam said,

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grant us from our spouses those and from our children, our

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present, not children, our progeny, progeny means until the

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Day of Judgment, everybody who will come from our loins until the

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Day of Judgment, those that will be a source of gladdening for our

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eyes, and so hon Allah what I see in this hadith is amazing. One is

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you will be satisfied with what you see in your spouse you got a

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problem with your spouse read this door.

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You will you will be

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satisfied with what you see in your children and in your spouse.

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And beyond that on the Day of Judgment when you rise up, and you

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see these 1000s of people who are from your loins from your

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generations, they will give you satisfaction on the Day of

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Judgment. Insha Allah make them a source of satisfaction for our

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eyes. On the Day of Judgment, you'll see the manifestation of

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that and make us the leaders of those who have Taqwa.

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Wonderful job. And the second one I just mentioned, that I find very

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useful is Allah who was gonna hook back up Dominion pharaoh now who

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are in Duck Allahumma is gonna hook buck. Well, who am I in fact,

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when a herbivore England, Allah grant us your love, and the love

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of those whose love is beneficial for us in your court? Good

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company, good association, good friends. Two very, very, very

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powerful to us. If you have these things, love for Allah, you will

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be protected from this because if you love Allah, Allah will love

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you if you love him properly, if you do the right thing for Allah

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subhanaw taala.

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So now, the first group is reaction, they will come out of

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their faith, they will adopt this idea they will become total

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apostates essentially murdered, as we call it clear words. And some

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of them will be the worst of enemies against Islam. Because

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they've come out of a tradition because of hating that tradition.

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Now they will start speaking about it.

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The second group, but one thing I give this group is that at least

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they don't call themselves Muslim. Right? I give them that much

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credit. Number two, the second group, which is more dangerous,

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are the so called progressives and liberals. They want to carry the

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name of Islam. But they were not talking about minor differences of

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opinion. They are rejecting major ideas in Islam. They're saying

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that certain certain sexual deviancy should be completely

00:36:55 --> 00:36:59

fine. They are saying that they would say that B's charity should

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be fine as well. They are saying that incestuous relations should

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be fine.

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What's not what's wrong with that the prophets of Allah isn't

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married his cousin didn't marry sister. You know, they'll come up

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with these different ideas. They will not wash the hands of the

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faith. They will want to remain a Muslim in their minds. They will

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most of these people will reject Hadith outright Hadith and Sunnah

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Timothy Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, hola, hola.

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Hola. Hola. Arsa Rajon your blue will Hadith wunmi Wahoo Turkey on

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Allah. Rica. TeeHee for your guru by Nana ouabain from Kitab Allah

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from our Chetna fee Hello darlin. Style Allah, wa Witten Nafi,

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haram, haram na and Asuna la Salas and then said we're in nama huddle

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Rama rasool Allah, He sallallahu alayhi wa sallam comma haram

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Allah, very important. And if we see this again, these are the

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refuseniks. Right? These are the liver. There's one who was in an

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interview, and she was talking about everything that was bad with

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

Islam.

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Everything that was bad with Islam, she was talking to a non

00:38:09 --> 00:38:10

Muslim congregation.

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What's very interesting is one of the non Muslim congregation,

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attendees who was there, he said, What I don't understand is that if

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you have so much problem with Islam, you're saying that it's

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like a building, essentially, she was explaining it like a

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structure, a building, which has its core, its foundation, its

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foundations, and its roots have totally been spoiled. It's just a

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nice facade outside, and he could crumble anytime. So its core has

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been totally, totally polluted. So what he said to is that if you've

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got such a structure like that, why don't you just leave it and

00:38:45 --> 00:38:46

make another structure?

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She hadn't had no answer to that. There's something is a

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psychological complex, they want to remain attached, but they don't

00:38:54 --> 00:38:59

want the trouble. They don't want the difficulty. And if you think

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about it, if you listen to their discourse, it's mostly the, the

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rejection is mainly on those things which are difficult. For

00:39:08 --> 00:39:13

example, there's one on one giving to BBC, I believe it was. And she

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said, I don't know why people keep complaining that Muslims have a

00:39:16 --> 00:39:20

problem in this country. Why they keep saying that we have racism

00:39:20 --> 00:39:24

against us or antagonism towards us. I have no problem at all. Now

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she's a woman without a hijab. You get men like this. So I'm not

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singling out women, right?

00:39:30 --> 00:39:34

See, the reason why she doesn't have a problem is because I doubt

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she prays. So if you're at work, and you can't pray, well, who

00:39:38 --> 00:39:43

cares? But if you want to pray, you want to cover you want to do

00:39:43 --> 00:39:47

X, Y, and Zed the fundamental aspects of Islam and you're not

00:39:47 --> 00:39:50

allowed to do that, then you are going to have an issue. It's just

00:39:50 --> 00:39:53

a normal gripe that anybody would have when they're not allowed to

00:39:53 --> 00:39:55

do certain things that are very close to them. What's the big deal

00:39:55 --> 00:39:59

about that? You know, how difficult is that to understand?

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Yes,

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If you don't care, and you have no issue with these things, and

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they're just side issues for you, then yes, then you don't have a

00:40:05 --> 00:40:09

problem. But that's those are the people that are put on the media.

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Those are the people who are put on the media and given time to

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this is only two extremists that go on the media, one of the

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extremists, the liberals, right. And the other extreme is, are your

00:40:20 --> 00:40:24

others want to kill everybody? They're the ones who are given

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voice. That's what the media is about. Media loves radical,

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counter narrative.

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Controversial individuals, and these are our two controversial

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individuals. So many times, then they beat the majority by saying

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you guys don't speak out against oppression, you don't give us time

00:40:43 --> 00:40:46

you give time to extremists on both sides.

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You have to understand this is these are both extremist ideas.

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This is not what the overwhelming majority will take on. A you know

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that I mean, this is something we it's so ingrained, but somehow we

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can't get that out to the people. Because the media leads the show

00:41:02 --> 00:41:04

it leads the way it creates the trends.

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So

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this is that second group of people which are much more

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detrimental because they go on as Islamic authorities. They are the

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extremists, the extremist liberals, who've given up a lot of

00:41:21 --> 00:41:25

their faith, they don't care about the Quran or the Hadith. They say

00:41:25 --> 00:41:28

we only want to speak about the Quran. So that's why this hadith

00:41:28 --> 00:41:31

intermediate Surah allah sallallahu sallam said this, and

00:41:31 --> 00:41:34

again, this just increases our love, and our belief in the

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messenger SallAllahu Sallam that he said these things so

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graphically, and we see them manifest in our time,

00:41:39 --> 00:41:43

unfortunately. So he said, Beware,

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a time will come very closely. When a man

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ahead Hadith will reach you, a person will receive a hadith, you

00:41:53 --> 00:41:55

will be told that this is what Allah Salah ism says

00:41:57 --> 00:42:03

he will receive some Hadith from me, and he'll be relaxing. He'll

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be relaxing on his bed on his pillows. He'll be reclining. So

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RGB. If you see a lot of these people, they they are.

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They make a lot of money during this. This is I see this as saying

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this is they make a lot of money. There's a lot of wealth to be

00:42:21 --> 00:42:24

gained by writing books of this nature. So you're saying that the

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person who's going to be reclining like this relaxed, no care in the

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world.

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A hadith is going to come to Him and He will say being an Albanian

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Kitab Allah between us we only should be speaking about the

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Quran. What's this hadith between us is the book of Allah, whatever

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we find Halal in there, we will make Halal whatever we see as

00:42:45 --> 00:42:48

haram in that then we will consider that to be haram. Now

00:42:48 --> 00:42:51

once you do that, with the Quran, the Quran has so many universal

00:42:51 --> 00:42:55

and so many generalities that is very difficult to pinpoint pin pin

00:42:55 --> 00:42:58

somebody down. It's very difficult, because there's the

00:42:58 --> 00:43:02

Quran as the price of awesome said people will use it, and it will

00:43:02 --> 00:43:05

take people into the Hellfire it will be a burden against them it

00:43:05 --> 00:43:08

will be 100 against them a proof against them, because there's so

00:43:08 --> 00:43:11

many generalities there's been the bowtie knights of the past that so

00:43:11 --> 00:43:15

terrorists what they did was they said that you know when he says

00:43:15 --> 00:43:20

upheaval Salah to give an established prayer gives the god

00:43:20 --> 00:43:24

this is for the common folk, our elected leaders, the true Allah MA

00:43:24 --> 00:43:29

and scholars, they know the real meaning under this. There is a

00:43:29 --> 00:43:33

subliminal, not subliminal, there's a between the line reading

00:43:33 --> 00:43:36

that is only open to the initiated. And you have to become

00:43:36 --> 00:43:37

the initially like a cult.

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There have been people like that who've done it officially as a

00:43:42 --> 00:43:46

group. And then there's people who do it. The Neo bati knights, anti

00:43:46 --> 00:43:47

gnome Ian's

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Subhanallah you know, you've got people individual on this level

00:43:51 --> 00:43:54

who do this. They say that's not what it means. It goes against

00:43:54 --> 00:43:58

mercy. How can that be from Allah? How can that be from God? That

00:43:58 --> 00:44:02

just sounds so violent? That sounds so harsh. They know that

00:44:02 --> 00:44:06

they that they're trying to invoke your emotion, your humanitarian

00:44:06 --> 00:44:10

side, your mercy. These are the words I've had this. I've had this

00:44:10 --> 00:44:13

debate all the time when I was in America especially. I don't

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challenge it in the UK enough. In America, there was a challenge

00:44:17 --> 00:44:19

every day there was a new challenge. It's boring in England

00:44:20 --> 00:44:23

hamdulillah hamdulillah Hamdulillah.

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I remember talking to a sister and telling her this is how can that

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be some No way that's impossible. That's just not merciful at all.

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And you know, it just depends on what you consider mercy.

00:44:36 --> 00:44:40

You know, like for people who don't eat animals. For them, it's

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you know, how cruel it seems to somebody. So there was there was a

00:44:43 --> 00:44:48

reporter who was speaking to one of these vegans. And then finally,

00:44:48 --> 00:44:51

after all the debate, he said to her, what did you have for lunch

00:44:51 --> 00:44:55

yesterday? She said I had vegetable burgers. Why do you need

00:44:55 --> 00:44:58

to have a burger made a vegetable if you hate meat? That means

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you're inside once it

00:45:00 --> 00:45:04

Why a burger, a vegetarian burger? Jeez, you see what I'm saying?

00:45:04 --> 00:45:08

People are living hypocritical lives in many cases, Allah

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protects us.

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So

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what do we need to do?

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What do we need to do? So these are the two people the two

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categories of people that will react like this.

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The third category, which is the bulk majority, are those who are

00:45:26 --> 00:45:32

mashallah traditionalists who are very Islam is very close to them.

00:45:32 --> 00:45:34

And this is generally the majority now you'll have various shades

00:45:34 --> 00:45:35

within them.

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Now, this is where it gets a bit controversial, because we need to

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deal with this issue. I already alluded to this, there are people

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who are mashallah mainstream Muslim, but they have magnified

00:45:51 --> 00:45:55

and placed too much importance on certain aspects of the religion,

00:45:56 --> 00:45:58

not aspects of there are certain aspects of the culture.

00:46:00 --> 00:46:03

They came from a culture that was a Muslim culture. So there are

00:46:03 --> 00:46:07

certain aspects of their culture which all Muslims in that country

00:46:07 --> 00:46:10

do. So they say that it's a Muslim thing, for example, marrying your

00:46:10 --> 00:46:14

cousin. And then we beat their children with this idea that this

00:46:14 --> 00:46:16

is a Muslim thing, because for them in their mind, it's a Muslim

00:46:16 --> 00:46:21

thing. They don't realize that forcing your child to marry their

00:46:21 --> 00:46:27

cousin, despite her dislike, is not right. Especially in the

00:46:27 --> 00:46:29

Hanafi. School, you need their permission,

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but they will make it seem like Muslim. And as many issues like

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this, there's many, many issues like this, which will be

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conflated. In fact, for some people, I'll give you another

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example.

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There's so many people, I spoke to one Sheikh, a friend of mine,

00:46:46 --> 00:46:51

who's dealt with a lot of issues. And he said this people, there's

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people who

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will sit at home

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and not take a job, because they're not allowed to wear

00:46:59 --> 00:47:02

Islamic clothes at their job. I'm not talking about rhythm. I'm

00:47:02 --> 00:47:06

talking about normal person, normal Muslim. They will make the

00:47:06 --> 00:47:10

excuse that because I can't wear kurta I can't wear joopa or topi,

00:47:10 --> 00:47:13

or whatever, I can't take the job. And they're looking for two years.

00:47:13 --> 00:47:17

This friend of mine who's a chef, he said, what they do is they

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refuse that job. And then they sit at home and watch *

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* all day.

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I mean, that's a bit of a bit of a generalized overgeneralization.

00:47:25 --> 00:47:29

But you get the point. I have dealt, there's a there's a sister

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who consulted with me, she said her ex husband now her ex husband,

00:47:34 --> 00:47:39

sent her to work, sent her to work, because he couldn't find a

00:47:39 --> 00:47:41

conducive Islamic environment to work in.

00:47:42 --> 00:47:45

He couldn't find an environment where he wouldn't have to deal

00:47:45 --> 00:47:49

with the opposite gender, what kind of what kind of idea is that?

00:47:49 --> 00:47:51

And then they framed this as piety.

00:47:53 --> 00:47:55

They frame this as religiosity.

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And he sent his wife to work.

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How do you justify something? Oh, because she's got a new carbon

00:48:03 --> 00:48:07

maybe. So she'll be protected. But put any carbon your eyes.

00:48:08 --> 00:48:12

We should have any carbon our eyes, not physical Nikka but, you

00:48:12 --> 00:48:14

know, a soft niqab, a virtual niqab?

00:48:16 --> 00:48:22

Allah help us, Allah help us. So within even our mainstream,

00:48:22 --> 00:48:25

mashallah people who are stuck to their faith, there are some

00:48:25 --> 00:48:29

extreme manifestations, and we have to speak about them, because

00:48:29 --> 00:48:33

it's wrong. And people are losing their faith because of insistence

00:48:33 --> 00:48:38

on some of these ideas. It has to be broken. So now to end, how do

00:48:38 --> 00:48:42

we bring about change? How do we bring about change? First and

00:48:42 --> 00:48:47

foremost, first and foremost, we need to start treating this

00:48:47 --> 00:48:48

country as our own.

00:48:50 --> 00:48:51

Back home, where's home?

00:48:52 --> 00:48:57

Back home, where is home? We need to start this home. Because what I

00:48:57 --> 00:49:00

have believed and I said I've stayed in, I've lived in five

00:49:00 --> 00:49:04

countries, studied in four countries for extended periods of

00:49:04 --> 00:49:09

time. And which other country is yours? There are people who've

00:49:09 --> 00:49:15

moved out. But they've come back. This place after traveling 3040

00:49:15 --> 00:49:21

countries is SubhanAllah. I have to do sugar. We have issues. Yes.

00:49:21 --> 00:49:24

You have issues. As I said you have issues in the Middle East. I

00:49:24 --> 00:49:28

was on Oxford Street today. Every third person is a Muslim from the

00:49:28 --> 00:49:30

Middle East. What do they find here?

00:49:32 --> 00:49:35

I'm not joking. Nicola bees. EGR. Bees, men.

00:49:37 --> 00:49:40

Oxford Street is run. It's basically it's patronized by

00:49:41 --> 00:49:47

Qatar reason Emiratis and Saudis and Oman is and I'm seeing

00:49:49 --> 00:49:53

I should say this the other day I was in Kensington, right.

00:49:54 --> 00:49:59

And I'm seeing guttering plates on a Lamborghini. I'm seeing a

00:50:00 --> 00:50:05

Dubai, Abu Dhabi on these rollers. What is this? What are they doing

00:50:05 --> 00:50:08

here? Can they rent a car here? Then these cars have no they bring

00:50:08 --> 00:50:12

them specially for two weeks. There's a crazy in London

00:50:12 --> 00:50:15

Kensington, the enthusiast kindness they go then they can see

00:50:15 --> 00:50:18

the best cars in the world. These guys just drive around.

00:50:20 --> 00:50:21

They drive around

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this country is a Jeep mashallah this country is Ireland of ours. I

00:50:26 --> 00:50:30

love this place. That might be blasphemy for some people, but I

00:50:30 --> 00:50:34

love this place. Right? I love this place. There are issues but

00:50:34 --> 00:50:39

if we don't deal with the issues, and we keep thinking that

00:50:39 --> 00:50:42

somewhere else somewhere else somewhere else. Allah placed us

00:50:42 --> 00:50:46

here for a reason. 3 million Muslims placed here for a reason.

00:50:46 --> 00:50:50

What is Allah's plan here? We're not fulfilling the plan. That's

00:50:50 --> 00:50:53

what the problem is. We're not fulfilling the plan. The Prophet

00:50:53 --> 00:50:58

sallallahu sallam said, How is it going to be when you will stop and

00:50:58 --> 00:51:01

abandon Osama bin Laden for nearly a month God, we don't even know

00:51:01 --> 00:51:04

how to share our faith with our neighbors today. They just

00:51:04 --> 00:51:09

Garfield's. For us. That's how it is dirty kuffaar. Some people say

00:51:10 --> 00:51:13

they're human beings, at the end of the day, the prophets of Allah,

00:51:13 --> 00:51:16

some didn't convert the Sahaba by calling them dirty, by calling

00:51:16 --> 00:51:20

them kuffaar. He did it because of a concern.

00:51:21 --> 00:51:24

And I hope my words are on empty, because I don't know how to give

00:51:24 --> 00:51:28

that will myself very difficult for many of us to get down. I

00:51:28 --> 00:51:32

really look up to people who can give their own way, but we can at

00:51:32 --> 00:51:35

least give it with our action. Now it doesn't have to be with speech.

00:51:36 --> 00:51:41

It can be with action, not by milking the system, not by doing

00:51:41 --> 00:51:45

not by being the scam leaders of the country. That's not how you do

00:51:45 --> 00:51:48

that. We need to avoid those things. And I believe that our

00:51:48 --> 00:51:52

community is moving out of that we are becoming more respectable

00:51:52 --> 00:51:56

individuals in this country. So be proud of your country, and have a

00:51:56 --> 00:52:01

concern for it the right concern, have the right concern for it and

00:52:01 --> 00:52:04

see how you can make it a prosperous place more than it is.

00:52:09 --> 00:52:12

There's a lot more you can do. Our connection with Allah has to be

00:52:12 --> 00:52:17

strong. The other dua that I mentioned, Allahu Akbar Guamanian

00:52:17 --> 00:52:21

pharaoh now herbal who Indic read this door, often, it will give you

00:52:21 --> 00:52:25

pious company, it will give you a pious Association, which is very

00:52:25 --> 00:52:28

important because when we are when we're dealing with this

00:52:30 --> 00:52:30

soft

00:52:32 --> 00:52:39

indoctrination and aggression from outside, and that water example I

00:52:39 --> 00:52:44

give, the only way you can stay safe with Tofik of Allah. So if we

00:52:44 --> 00:52:48

are not associated with Allah, you're going to lose out our mind

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

can play great tricks on us. Our logic can take us to in many

00:52:52 --> 00:52:56

directions. That's human beings for you. That's human beings for

00:52:56 --> 00:53:00

you, a very complex individuals and Allah subhanaw taala he does

00:53:00 --> 00:53:05

two things. He either as it says woman you'll really love. Fella

00:53:05 --> 00:53:10

had yella. yella, fella Mattila. Anybody who Allah guides, they

00:53:10 --> 00:53:17

will not stray. Anybody who Allah abandons the the meaning of Ebola

00:53:17 --> 00:53:21

is his land. kindelan means to abandon. Allah doesn't have to

00:53:21 --> 00:53:27

push somebody to suffer. He just has to stop his attention, His

00:53:27 --> 00:53:30

merciful glance, his.

00:53:33 --> 00:53:36

Allah subhanho wa Taala just doesn't it just has to stop caring

00:53:36 --> 00:53:40

for this individual, just forsake Him. And slowly slowly, the nature

00:53:40 --> 00:53:44

of us and the nature of the world, our attractions, we will just go

00:53:44 --> 00:53:49

into it. That's why association with Allah that means doing a

00:53:49 --> 00:53:54

strong regimen of dhikr each day, have your thicker 100 is still far

00:53:54 --> 00:53:57

morning and evening 100 Salawat under promise a loss of morning

00:53:57 --> 00:53:59

and evening. First one to purify yourself second one to gain

00:53:59 --> 00:54:04

blessing. Read some Khurana day have some free time with only with

00:54:04 --> 00:54:07

Allah five minutes, 10 minutes a day where it's just us and Allah

00:54:07 --> 00:54:11

doing some kind of introspection meditation, what a couple of

00:54:11 --> 00:54:16

whatever it may be, at least once a week, attend a good company

00:54:16 --> 00:54:20

halacha which means either attend the class, or attend and today

00:54:20 --> 00:54:24

Allah has made it so easy for us. You can have whichever shape you

00:54:24 --> 00:54:28

want, as long as they are on YouTube, by the way, you can have

00:54:28 --> 00:54:32

whichever shapes you want. You can forward him. You can he's your

00:54:32 --> 00:54:38

slave, rewind, replay, pray that make him speak double, double the

00:54:38 --> 00:54:44

speed. Four times the speed. Give him subtitles, do whatever you

00:54:44 --> 00:54:47

want. We have all that opportunity and you still don't study

00:54:47 --> 00:54:54

Subhanallah you still don't study then. Where are we? Women at home,

00:54:54 --> 00:54:58

right? Everybody's got disability. The shake is in your hand

00:54:58 --> 00:54:59

Subhanallah

00:55:00 --> 00:55:05

ask Allah for acceptance every day. After any rural house ask

00:55:05 --> 00:55:08

Allah for acceptance. Ask Allah accept me for the service of your

00:55:08 --> 00:55:12

deen of Allah make me you're willing. Now remember one thing

00:55:12 --> 00:55:15

this is my final point because my seconds are over. Final point.

00:55:16 --> 00:55:21

Make this dua to Allah have a sincere desire. Oh Allah I want

00:55:21 --> 00:55:24

you to I want me to be your Willie.

00:55:25 --> 00:55:29

And you think it's far fetched for Allah nothing is far fetched. What

00:55:29 --> 00:55:33

can Allah who Allah Galicia in Madeira, Madeira, Allah has

00:55:33 --> 00:55:37

ability of everything, you have that desire, you leave it to Allah

00:55:37 --> 00:55:39

to be fulfilled, if you don't even have the desire because you think

00:55:39 --> 00:55:43

Allah can do it for you, then this is where we are shortchanging

00:55:43 --> 00:55:48

ourselves and remember something. The awam the general people, I

00:55:48 --> 00:55:52

believe in our communities, especially our communities, right,

00:55:52 --> 00:55:53

whatever you understand by our our,

00:55:55 --> 00:55:56

our crew crippled

00:55:57 --> 00:56:00

they leave everything to the old amount that oh, the master is any

00:56:00 --> 00:56:03

issue. The old alarm students, they don't do anything for

00:56:03 --> 00:56:07

themselves, they're crippled. Unfortunately, over dependence on

00:56:07 --> 00:56:10

Allah ma, you have to depend on Allah by taking them Mashallah.

00:56:10 --> 00:56:15

But you do things. So you think there's a need in the society, get

00:56:15 --> 00:56:19

up, make mature, ask for consultation from the Obama get

00:56:19 --> 00:56:22

their guidance, and you do it. Don't blame the other man it was

00:56:22 --> 00:56:24

they don't do anything. They don't do anything. What are you going to

00:56:24 --> 00:56:27

do? We're so crippled. When I go to America, every Tom Dick and

00:56:27 --> 00:56:29

Harry wants to do everything. Don't even consult the roadmap.

00:56:30 --> 00:56:33

But in this country, we're so crippled that we don't do anything

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that we're gonna have to do every now and then you're on Omar gonna

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do how much? Allah give us more strength. But believe me, you have

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to take these things and ask Allah for Tofik. Remember Wilayat and

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Willie of Allah to the body of Allah is not just for the Allah,

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Ma, it's for anybody. It's for anybody. Anybody who gains good

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recognition of Allah and gets close to him is an alum in that

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sense, and he can be a way of Allah subhanaw taala, the dollar

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of which is open to all. Do not let anybody deprive you or shut

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that door for you. You every single person listening here, I

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don't care how big a sinner, how big a sinner you may think

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yourself. The Door of Allah is open to you. You just need to ask

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Allah do a perfect Tober do a serious thorough, get yourself

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good company, start you know, start thinking more about your

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life and where you're going and ask Allah for help and assistance

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and Allah insha Allah will accept all of us. Allah will only help us

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it's as simple as we said. Allah will only help us if we help

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ourselves. Allah subhanho wa Taala help us work with that 100

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