Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Etiquette for Allahs Remembrance (Dhikr)

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al
hamdu Lillahi wa Salatu was Salam
		
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			ala CD Mursaleen. While he was
Safi overcoat was seldom at the
		
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			Sleeman Cathedral on Eli yo
Medina, Amma bird, hottie Mattoon
		
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			V Adobe Vickery, Takada.
		
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			Hottie Mattoon Theodor with
decree, Mata haka yada yada
		
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			hamdulillah Allah subhanaw taala
has given us a Tofik to go through
		
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			the majority of the spoken today
inshallah it's the last. It's the
		
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			last chapter of this book, he ends
his book with the ending Katima.
		
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			This is the conclusion or this is
the ending, you can see, it says
		
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			and this one after speaking about
the adverb of everything else, and
		
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			the rights of brotherhood, in the
long discussion that we've had,
		
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			may Allah subhanaw taala reward
the author, this one ending is
		
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			about the etiquettes of
		
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			the, the etiquettes of remembering
Allah subhanaw taala. And these
		
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			are the etiquettes he said that
are agreed upon.
		
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			He says there's numerous
attributes but these are the ones
		
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			he's going to mention which are
agreed upon.
		
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			The reason why this is important
is because many of us sit and do
		
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			some vicar, and inshallah these
are Durban etiquette, if they are
		
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			observed, then we'll get more from
our vehicle.
		
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			And you will find that some of
them we neglect and that's why we
		
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			probably don't get the whole
benefit of any remembrance that we
		
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			do even a small amount of
remembrance that we do. So
		
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			Inshallah, even if we can sit for
a few minutes to the to do our
		
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			vicar every day, at least, if we
observe the other will get a lot
		
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			more out of it. So that's why this
is beneficial. So he starts off
		
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			and he says, LM were funny Allahu
wa IACA Illa de la musica de and
		
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			other but liquor either
accountability Sunni,
		
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			sit down to my shown the other
one.
		
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			He says, No, and then he gives a
die in between. He says, May Allah
		
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			give myself and yourself the Tofik
to permanently remember him to be
		
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			in permanently,
		
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			to permanently be remembering him.
He says know that the etiquette of
		
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			remembrance if it's with the
tongue, if you're doing thicker
		
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			with the tongue, and it's not hot
liquor, it's not the individual
		
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			bites the one with the tongue when
you're reading or chanting
		
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			something, or repeating something.
Then he says there's 26 other.
		
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			There's 26 etiquette that should
be observed minha wasabi Kannada
		
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			zikr mihama Who are holodeck I
mean Hama who are better than
		
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			Ferrari Minho. And these 26 that
he will mention, he says, some of
		
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			them the etiquettes that should be
observed before you even start the
		
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			vicar. And then there are some
that you should observe when doing
		
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			the thicker and there will be some
that have to be done after
		
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			finishing vicar. How many of how
many of us think of doing anything
		
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			after the could we just as soon as
we finished we think we're so much
		
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			accomplished. Such a big deal that
we've even been able to sit there
		
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			for 510 15 minutes to even read
some of these it's caught us
		
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			around. Let's go. You know, so
these are things that insha Allah
		
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			will help us to get the most of
our vicar so this other even after
		
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			that. He says the pre etickets the
precon the ones to do before you
		
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			start the vicar there are five of
those. First one Allah will a Toba
		
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			to Nasu
		
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			to do a sincere Toba sincere
repentance. Reason why sincere
		
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			repentance is because when a
person who has repented, who is
		
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			pure, remembers Allah that vicar
is going to go very far, it's
		
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			going to be a lot more significant
when it reaches up to the angels.
		
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			And then when it goes to Allah
subhana wa Tada it's going to hold
		
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			a lot more significance because
it's coming from a pure heart
		
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			going into the pure court.
Otherwise, it's going to be
		
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			polluted. So that's why it's
always a good idea to do Tibetan
		
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			Nasu October to Nasu, which means
to do a sincere Toba. Well, here
		
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			are your two I mean, koulamallah
Any human coding or failing irida.
		
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			This means for a person to repent
from everything that was
		
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			unfavorable, that was bad, that
was not supposed to be
		
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			praiseworthy, whether that be
something he said something he
		
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			did, or even something he thought
to do. And Iran, some some
		
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			something he decided to do, just
ask for Allah's forgiveness and do
		
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			Toba from all of these things. Or
he called me him and he says that
		
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			it is among the statements of the
people of Allah. Money direct
		
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			Toba? Were murder either shaman
shouted duniya al MOBA, Kevin is
		
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			as anybody who is claiming to do
Toba and repentance, but He is
		
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			still inclined towards even a
permissible desire of the dunya
		
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			then he is not telling the truth.
He's a liar in that regard.
		
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			Because doba means a complete
return to Allah subhanaw taala is
		
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			still farming. So ask Allah for
forgiveness. But Toba means to go
		
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			back to Allah. That Allah Allah I
see
		
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			to forgiveness, and I come back to
you and I'm remorseful of what
		
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			I've done wrong.
		
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			That's the first one, sincere
Toba. Number two, I'll hustle or
		
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			will will do to do a specific
either hustle, or at least a will
		
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			do.
		
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			So you're in a state of purity.
Even if you have to do from before
		
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			it's a good idea before that, just
to show that I'm refreshing my
		
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			will do refreshing my purity. So
in a purity sincere Toba, that's
		
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			inner purity, external purity
through the wuhou a third, that
		
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			EBO Thea be who you are for me to
apply fragrance to the clothing
		
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			and your mouth because you're
going to use the mouth for vicar.
		
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			That's why there was a person
		
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			in London, apparently, who on
every Friday would sit to recite,
		
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			to to send salawat and Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And
		
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			what he would do before doing that
is he would take rosewater and he
		
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			would gargle with rosewater. So to
so as to fragrance to make his
		
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			mouth smell nice with rosewater so
that he could take the name of
		
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			Rasul Allah, Allah, somebody's
rosewater.
		
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			Now, this is people who really
understand these things. You know,
		
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			I once visited another town, and
the person who took me around,
		
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			he had a BMW.
		
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			And you could tell that he really
loved this car, because of all the
		
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			extras that he had invested in for
his car. You know that this that
		
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			another all these little bit
extra, they don't come with the
		
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			car, you have to spend money and
look for these things. For
		
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			example, when you open the door,
then it creates a splash light at
		
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			the bottom with a BMW sign at the
bottom. So you know, there's light
		
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			there, and it looks like a BM,
these are all extras because you
		
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			love this thing so much. You can
only do this if you've got time on
		
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			your hand. I mean, many people
don't have time, but they'll make
		
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			time for these kinds of things
because they're important. So a
		
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			person who really loves a salsa
lesson to take his name. He wants
		
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			to fragrance his mouth. That's the
same kind of understanding. You
		
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			might call that obsessive. But I'd
rather be obsessive about
		
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			something like that, then about my
BMW, if I had one. Did you see
		
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			what I'm saying? It's that kind of
a thing. People love things,
		
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			memorabilia and things of this
nature. So clean the heart, clean
		
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			the self, whosoever will do
fragrance, the clothing and the
		
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			mouth.
		
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			That's why generally a lot of
these trades they have a hole in
		
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			the can gatherings before but
that's why
		
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			a rabbit the fourth point is the
hottie Rania
		
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			to purify the intention clearing
everything, purifying intention
		
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			getting it right. Really being
very specific. Why am I doing this
		
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			vicar? Well, who are you gonna bar
ithala Who are the decree empty
		
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			thermal armor, La Jolla with adic
which is that the only reason you
		
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			should be doing your vicar. The
impetus for your thicker is to
		
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			just follow the order of Allah to
remember him. Nothing else not
		
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			doing this to show anybody else.
I'm not doing this so that people
		
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			will say Look how much liquor he
does. And look how big of a Willie
		
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			of Allah he is or whatever the
case is. But this I'm doing only
		
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			for Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			Al Haram is
		
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			the fifth Musa habitudes out of
him little mathcore
		
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			which is to bring with you to take
a masa means to bring a companion
		
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			to have a companion with you saw
him literally speaking. So what it
		
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			means is to bring with you the
honor of the one you're
		
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			remembering, which means to have
that with you all the time in your
		
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			mind that the one I'm remembering,
which is Allah subhanaw taala he
		
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			is the most majestic, the grand,
the Mighty, the most honorable,
		
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			that's why I'm remembering the
more other than, that's our theme.
		
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			That's what it is to keep that in
mind. This is a great, that's a
		
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			great entity that I am
remembering. How can I fulfill
		
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			that right? When you know it's a
it's something great, it's someone
		
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			great, then you're going to do
more to try to please Him. So it's
		
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			going to increase and improve your
vicar of Allah subhanaw taala I
		
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			think we need to write these out
and put them online because people
		
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			are gonna forget them. So that is
something that we probably need to
		
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			print out and keep with us when we
do vicar so that okay, we can
		
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			observe them then inshallah it
becomes second nature and improve
		
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			our decree. So those were the five
things to do before you even start
		
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			you have
		
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			all this sense of purification and
clarity of intention, and to
		
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			understand who you're remembering,
then during the vicar
		
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			that's when you have 16 So 16 plus
five is going to be 21 So far,
		
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			then there's going to be some for
at the end after the vicar so the
		
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			16 Adab for during the record
time, and oh well Julius Allah
		
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			mckernon da hepco Julius Vitosha
who the solid to sit in this
		
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			to sit like you do in the shower
within solids, you know in the
		
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			straightforward
		
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			that way, and to sit like that, in
obviously a pure clean place. So,
		
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			the best places will be the place
you pray you generally pray they
		
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			should be. Everybody at home
should have a place for prayer.
		
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			You might say Why pray in the
masjid that's fine but the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam said that don't
make your houses into COBOL into
		
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			graveyards that you don't pray
anything then you only restrict
		
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			yourself to the masjid your button
your your home needs Baraka as
		
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			well and blessing. And every time
you make salad, it you're
		
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			essentially attracting and
invoking that Baraka that's why
		
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			when you come in the masjid, we
say, Allahu macdaddy Abu al Baraka
		
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			ametek O Allah opened up the doors
of your mercy for us, because
		
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			that's basically what we want. So,
sitting in that kind of a place,
		
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			then
		
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			number two is what what Aurora had
any alpha hearing, just like
		
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			you're doing solid, you place your
two palms, on your
		
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			on your,
		
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			on your face, yes. Placing your
two palms on your face, as you do
		
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			doing just the other way. You
don't want to be like, relaxing
		
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			and doing thicker.
		
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			You know, unless that's unless
you're really tired one day and
		
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			you're just relaxing and you're
doing but when you do a serious
		
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			liquor then you want to be sitting
properly for it. A thoroughly
		
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			stackable Qibla. Again, this is
added to face the Qibla that's the
		
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			direction we pray in. Now when
we're doing vicar we're also
		
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			doing a prayer to Allah in a
sense, we're invoking Allah. So
		
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			that's why you face the qibla in
that regard incarnate Kuru whadda.
		
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			This is if you're doing vicar
alone, in your own place. And in
		
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			that case, you face the Qibla
however, we're in Cannes with
		
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			Gemma, the Halacha the Halacha if
you're in a group, vicar
		
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			gathering, then you make a halacha
you make a circle because there's
		
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			a hadith related about this by
Imam Ahmed and Imam Timothy.
		
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			He says hasn't already been it's a
sound narration from Anasazi
		
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			Allahu Anhu Rasulullah sallallahu
sallam said either Murata tomb
		
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			burial the agenda for Taro, when
you pass by
		
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			the orchards of Jannah of
paradise, the gardens of Paradise,
		
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			then go and spend some time in
there, gone Gray's in there for a
		
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			while. So they asked what is the
other agenda one or the other
		
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			agenda. He says hello codec. These
are these are circles of different
		
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			gatherings of liquor. If you pass
by them, then you should go in and
		
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			benefit from it. You know, it's
like allowing your sheep to go
		
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			into the pasture and allow them to
eat from the green foliage that's
		
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			there. So that kind of an idea.
These are Haleakala Vicara, the
		
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			gardens of Jana in this world.
		
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			So that's where he's getting this
from.
		
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			So if you're in a group, then you
can do the broccoli, and Haylock
		
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			with Victor, which means circles
of the car. So literally, you
		
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			could have a circle around the
table, Melissa Vickery to also
		
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			have some fragrance in the midst
of the different for everybody,
		
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			not just for yourself, one is for
yourself. The other one is that
		
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			that's where they have the
beholder, and so on.
		
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			Number five, and number six, the
one will if last year was set up,
		
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			to constantly be sincere. So in
between if somebody's going past
		
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			or something, you still have to
make sure your sincerity is
		
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			correct, that people are looking
at me that means they're going to
		
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			think this about me or that music.
shaytans always relish it and is
		
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			going to be ready.
		
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			At the outskirts of this
gathering, because this is a
		
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			gathering of liquor, he's he's
gonna have to go far, because he
		
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			can't stay with his dick. Right?
But every chance he gets he's
		
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			going to try to corrupt our
intention. So throughout personnel
		
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			is going to have to be constantly
morghulis sincere and truthful to
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala about why
he's doing this. So sincerity and
		
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			truthfulness throughout a survey.
Seven is an akuna Culwell MILVUS
		
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			Hello Alan.
		
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			eaten his food and drink should we
huddle? Surprise where he's put
		
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			this in between because he's not
going to be eating during this
		
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			time. This I'm assuming in my
understanding should have been
		
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			beforehand.
		
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			Pre etiquettes
		
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			so his food and drink must be
halal, otherwise, it's not
		
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			accepted.
		
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			A Thurman eikonal mold moving him
in the place that they're doing
		
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			the thicker should be dark.
		
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			Should be darker, not bright. The
reason is that brightness creates
		
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			distraction. Darkness allows you
to focus more.
		
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			And this is how the state was
during the timeless would have
		
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			lost a lot and they didn't have I
mean, the kind of light we have
		
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			right now here. I don't think
		
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			In the province of Assam ever had
this kind of light at night?
		
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			Daytime? Yes, the sun is brighter
than anything. But mashallah with
		
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			these day light. This is the one
Masjid that has daylight.
		
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			Would you call it fluorescent
lamps, not the yellow ones, which
		
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			is great.
		
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			But I don't think in the terminal
sort of lesser than they would
		
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			have it as bright as this. This is
SubhanAllah. I remember once in
		
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			our Masjid on the 27th Nights, we
decided that we're going to shut
		
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			down most of the lights and just
keep a small light on and somebody
		
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			said what are you guys doing? This
is bitter.
		
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			And the Subhanallah it's clearly
not a bitter in fact, this is a
		
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			bitter because this is unusual
from the time Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu. From that time has
always duck. They had a few lamps
		
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			here and there a few olive olive
oil lamps or something like this,
		
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			you know, some zt or something
like that. This is bigger. But
		
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			it's just had enough people they
don't like unusual things. I think
		
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			this is mystique. This is strange.
So you must be bitter, right?
		
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			Anyway. But having a darkened is
better. And then he says to me,
		
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			you do like a 90 minute victory
number nine is to keep your eyes
		
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			shut when you're doing thicker.
Now you might say Why are you
		
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			closing your eyes? Why are you
shutting your eyes for? He says
		
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			because when a darker person was
remembering Allah shuts his eyes,
		
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			that
		
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			should do it. He total hovers over
here. All of his external
		
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			faculties generally shut down then
because your eyes is what
		
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			stimulates you. The eye eye causes
a lot of stimulation in terms of
		
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			you know, it's easier to ignore
what you hear than what you see
		
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			it's a lot more curiosity that so
if you shut your eyes, then your
		
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			your general faculties will also
shut down che and fishy and bit by
		
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			bit. And then what was said to her
yeah, cool new suburban leaf at
		
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			Hay House sale calm.
		
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			And when a person is able to shut
down his external faculties, that
		
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			then gives room for the internal
faculties of the heart to open up.
		
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			And subhanAllah that is just so
true. Because we are so distracted
		
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			outside, we hardly get time to
think properly in this world now,
		
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			because we're just constantly
running from one thing to the
		
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			next. So we have absolutely no
time to even think about our
		
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			akhira. Right, we are just so
busy. And so we're distracted. And
		
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			when we're not busy doing anything
else, then the biggest distraction
		
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			is our phone these days. Even when
you want to lie down to rest,
		
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			somebody says I'm going to lay
down to rest, they will rest with
		
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			their phones. So I said to
somebody I thought you wanted to
		
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			go to sleep. So this is how I go
to sleep i tire myself out like
		
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			this until I can't take it any
longer than I fall asleep. That's
		
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			what we do. We don't think for
ourselves anymore, we always need
		
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			external stimulus. So now shutting
down our eyes, helps to shut down
		
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			our external distraction
facilities and then open up our
		
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			insight facility and then our
heart becomes connected to Allah.
		
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			Otherwise, try to focus on Allah
only when you're doing thicker
		
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			just for five minutes and see how
difficult that is. See if you can
		
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			just for five minutes continuously
only remember Allah and nothing
		
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			else.
		
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			Unless you've got practice you
will not be able to do that within
		
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			not even a minute within 30
seconds if you're lucky you will
		
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			be away somewhere else
		
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			you will be away somewhere else
and you will have to come back and
		
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			then you'll be away somewhere else
and then you'll have to come back
		
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			try it you can't focus on Allah
for even five minutes.
		
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			Then how do we get our salad
right?
		
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			Same thing happens in salad.
		
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			In fact, it's only the people who
are learning how to pray Salah do
		
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			a better salad than professionals
in salad, you know, because they
		
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			have to what they have to focus on
what's next they have to focus so
		
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			they always focus but those of us
who are mashallah automatic, then
		
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			we can just allow ourselves to go
		
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			and we don't remember Allah
Subhana Allah I wonder what face
		
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			we're gonna shoot a show to Allah
subhanho wa Taala it's, it's
		
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			really a sad fact, with obviously
with practice, then you can
		
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			remember Allah five minutes, 10
minutes, you know that you can get
		
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			into it.
		
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			What I found to be helpful is that
if you have a kind of an alarm
		
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			that goes off every two minutes,
like a little beep or something.
		
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			So if you are distracted with that
beep you remember you should be
		
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			doing the code of Allah. So then
you come back. So it's not like if
		
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			you're doing liquor for 10
minutes, then you will just for
		
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			the whole 10 minutes, you're away
somewhere else. SubhanAllah.
		
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			Anyway, that was number
		
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			number nine, which was to shut the
eyes. And number 10 is to have
		
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			automatic victory. Clearly, you
can't just be chanting things.
		
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			This is a big problem for people
who are not Arabic understanding.
		
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			If they know that they have to say
certain things. They don't know
		
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			what they mean it just saying it
and even for people who understand
		
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			it because it's distraction
		
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			of the mind that Tang is able to
say something and you will be
		
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			thinking about something else.
It's a possibility.
		
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			It's an absolute possibility we
have the ability to do that. So
		
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			that's why he says, to keep in
mind the meaning of the record,
		
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			you're doing La ilaha illallah
there is no God except Allah.
		
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			There is no God except Allah, all
praises to Allah Alhamdulillah you
		
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			know, to have this in mind that's
real vicar.
		
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			And then number 11 was Allah you
Sheikh Mara who Hira to obviously
		
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			not add anybody other than Allah
to your vicar. Clearly that's
		
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			understandable to have no ship
during that time. You're not
		
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			thinking about that ship we're
doing basically at that time, when
		
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			we're thinking about anything else
during that time we're doing ship
		
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			so not to
		
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			not to bring anybody else into the
vehicle in our minds a third the
		
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			actual the 12 number 12. Is nephew
Columbo God manual called the
		
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			Civil Law School clearly which is
to try to negate any thing that's
		
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			existent in the heart except the
one you're remembering. So not
		
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			bring any idea in the heart any
other idea? Not except
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala a 30
threshold and you're gonna Jehan
		
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			number 13 He says to be to do it
allowed
		
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			to do it aloud. Maybe the reason
why he's saying this is because
		
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			when you do it aloud, you're
generally able to focus a bit more
		
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			it's much more difficult to do a
vicar of the heart if you're not
		
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			used to doing vicar of the tongue
however according to different
		
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			orders different tricks they will
they you know they focus most most
		
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			orders most orders they will tell
you to do the kind of loud anyway
		
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			it's only the national needs that
tell you to do it silently. Except
		
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			one lesson or so. Number 14 Are
you gonna be converting them
		
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			when you do a vicar it should be
your full energy not a lazy you
		
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			should do it your full energy full
results for everything into it
		
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			give it everything
		
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			that's what it is. And Hamas Asha,
a new high yield sharks and che
		
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			Hubei Nene for a person to think
that he shaved his in front of
		
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			him. Why would you think that when
you're doing a thicker, why would
		
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			you think you should so that it's
you can think that somebody's
		
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			watching you. That means be at
your best behavior. You could take
		
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			it like that. So it's like Imam
Hassan Ali says that when you are
		
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			about to do a sin, you should
think or when you're about to pray
		
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			salah, you should think that if
there was a respectable person
		
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			from your family, were watching
you wouldn't you improve your
		
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			prayer? So there's nobody there.
This is just training until you
		
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			can do it yourself until you can
think Allah is watching you
		
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			because most people find it very
difficult think Allah is watching
		
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			them, but they can expect somebody
else to watch them. So imagine
		
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			your Sheikh is sitting there and
you know, he is watching you
		
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			supervising you.
		
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			There could be other meanings in
what he's saying here as well as
		
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			Sir this actual number 16 Each
dinar will land in what you're
		
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			saying you should avoid.
		
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			You should avoid going against the
you should basically avoid what's
		
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			the best meaning of this making.
You can say errors and mistakes in
		
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			the way you read it. Latin is a
mistake. Right? For example, in
		
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			solid in your para reading you're
reading incorrectly. So if you're
		
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			saying La ilaha illa, Allah Subhan
Allah, whatever, but you're saying
		
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			it incorrectly you should avoid
that you should, you should say
		
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			Right. Because there's people
because they do it so much. So
		
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			many times. Sometimes they kind of
slur it. Sometimes they don't.
		
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			They eat the words they chew the
words they don't say it properly.
		
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			So avoid all of that read it
correctly. So Name of Allah read
		
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			it correctly. So each dinner will
learn Latin. So that was 16 During
		
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			the Quran, then what a military
battle for our human a vicar for
		
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			hums and his five left now, and
these are four after you finish
		
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			your vicar to get the most of it
now, not just run off
		
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			straightaway. But now what is it?
Uh oh, well, the manif sila Horton
		
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			for a moment for a few moments
after you think just to blame
		
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			criticize yourself?
		
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			Did I do this right? Why can't you
do it right? Why can't you have
		
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			the focus? So to criticize the
self to censor the self for a
		
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			moment? Number two because it's
like you know when if somebody if
		
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			you did something for somebody and
said, Look, I'm really sorry, I
		
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			wish I could have done it better.
They if there were some mistakes
		
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			in that then they realize that
you're apologizing for the record.
		
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			You're not arrogant about what you
just did. So I'm apologizing for
		
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			the offering that I've made.
Number two, Elia Schwab had a
		
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			young lady he thought he attorney
or third earth
		
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			he shouldn't drink anything. This
is what I've understood from this.
		
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			Number three is as good as sector
10 Tavita. After that, remain
		
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			silent for a long time for a good
amount of time. Just remain silent
		
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			for a while.
		
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			Just remain silent for a while.
		
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			And Rob Turaco word evictory.
Anticipate and wait for the word
		
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			of the vicar. The benefit of the
remembrance to come to you. Which
		
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			means after you've done the vicar
you've invoked a lot of the Mercy
		
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			of Allah subhanaw taala the Rama
the node, so just wait to receive
		
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			that meaning wait to receive it
all don't just run away. Right
		
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			because when a person does vicar
he is just lots of things have
		
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			happened you know when you do
vicar angels around you, the
		
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			Sakina comes around you all of
these things when you read any
		
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			when you do any kind of record
these things happen so enjoy that
		
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			benefit from that get the benefit
of it
		
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			and then I'll harm is a Shaka
Allah Desi while is still far
		
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			minute taxi, beautiful.
		
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			Thank Allah for facilitating this
for you that he allowed you to sit
		
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			for 1015 minutes and do is still
far for any shortcomings. Oh Allah
		
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			Thank you very much a Shaka for
the fact that you've allowed me to
		
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			sit here and do this. But I seek
your forgiveness from any
		
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			shortcomings and mistakes in this
regard. That is very important.
		
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			This shows a humble servant for
her the he double decker Al
		
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			Mustafa Elia. These are the agreed
upon
		
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			an etiquette why millennial, our
millennial Mottaki, they have a
		
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			cathedra there are many many that
are that everybody doesn't agree
		
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			with it. You know, some say you
should do this. Some say you
		
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			should do that. But those are
additional. Oh SaLuSa Illa minute
		
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			100 They say there's another 100
etiquettes This is enough, he says
		
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			there are 100
		
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			More other that differed upon
		
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			in fact some say up to 1000 other
view you know you can add a lot of
		
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			things to this. Well, I'm out of
here, Masha if you had as a man
		
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			you shaken. Yeah, I didn't fully
declare Ashleigh Tada. He says,
		
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			however, I don't see from the
machinery of this time. Any che
		
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			who even knows 10 Double Decker if
you ask them. How many of us knew
		
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			these other but vicar. How many of
us knew that they were even adult
		
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			for the it's a big accomplishment
if you can sit in c'est la ilaha
		
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			illallah for five minutes, who
cares about adab um, sing La Ilaha
		
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			illa Allah that's more than enough
you know. So this tells us how to
		
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			get the most out of it. Subhan
Allah
		
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			then be after Lucia, the Vickery
who are Adara to Kennametal if
		
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			loss he says the most superior
most virtuous
		
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			formula for remembrance is to
		
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			is to repeat the crematory floss.
La ilaha illallah
		
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			illAllah Muhammad Rasul Allah
Allah illAllah. This is after the
		
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			vicar for in the Lucha Athan of
Lehman, it has an A mighty effect
		
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			it has an amazing effect la ujet
Valaria it's not found in any of
		
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			the other as Carmen Seidel if God
is not found in any of the other
		
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			UScar there are numerous ahaadeeth
The Karate Hill ahaadeeth If you
		
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			follow the law, you know Lulu,
		
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			in fact called Healthy Wi Fi,
fertile berry it Nigel Escalante
		
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			mentioned subtle body light I only
decrease shade on my source. You
		
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			know, it's not necessarily do any
particular kind of degrade
		
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			anytime, right like zero Leone
where you know, you only have to
		
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			do this and not others. But
anything that is consumed with
		
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			dhikr of Allah will suffice as a
vicar of Allah.
		
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			Obviously, did I was in the Quran
Kurata How do you know you really
		
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			still will and we should even
remembering Allah. La ilaha illa
		
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			Allah is often avec la ilaha
illallah then Al Hamdulillah,
		
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			Allahu Akbar and Subhan Allah and
La hawla wala Quwata illa biLlah
		
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			Hill idealizing these are the they
have so many Further ALLAH, if you
		
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			want to put all of these together,
it's Subhan Allah he will
		
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			hamdulillah whether Illa Illa
Allah Allah, Allah, il Allahu
		
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			Allahu Akbar. So you've got
Subhanallah Al Hamdulillah, who
		
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			opened in La ilaha illa, Allah,
when are Hola, Quwata illa biLlah
		
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			and ideal Alvim. So basically,
whenever you are sitting or in a
		
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			bus or anywhere and you just want
to remember something, this if you
		
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			bring this whole Majumdar this
collection here, you've got it
		
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			all.
		
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			It's got all the best of the
upcard they're the cream of the
		
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			crop, this is like the best
package that you can get. Then he
		
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			says, Jared about the homeless
sector at local LaMotta Dima de
		
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			Siddhartha to add up, you know, he
says that then remain silent for a
		
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			while after you finish your thick,
then remain silent for a while now
		
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			because in do and do
		
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			is some of them and he refers to
email as early by this he says
		
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			that they've mentioned that there
are three etiquettes to be
		
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			followed in that silence. What
should you be doing in that
		
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			silence?
		
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			I had to her is to have oral Abdi
and who been a de la one whom
		
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			Otalia and Ali
		
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			To think that for the person to
think in his mind to have this
		
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			presence in his mind that he is
standing, he is in front of Allah
		
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			and that Allah is watching. Allah
is completely aware of him
		
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			to have that in mind. Number two,
Jim urlhaus behavior Lata Hurdman
		
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			who Shara Gohan ill hair Kahal
Hera in the steer Dilfer. For a
		
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			person to keep control of all of
his faculties to such a degree
		
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			that not even a hair moves. Just
like a cat is just so silent when
		
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			it is hunting for a mouth. How
fast is a mouth? The cat has to be
		
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			really, really
		
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			quiet and stealthy. So that's like
person should just completely just
		
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			relax. So that not even a hermos
and number three, not feel hotter,
		
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			Kalia wager, oh man, a decree
alkyl and to just keep the
		
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			thoughts, the thought process
completely clear. And only to
		
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			continue the meaning of the vicar
in the hearts. So it's like an
		
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			extended state from the vicar to
keep it like that.
		
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			That's why
		
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			people who are to do genuinely
good liquor, when they finish
		
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			their liquor, they're like, in
another world.
		
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			That's how Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam was as well.
		
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			That's why after his tahajjud when
he used to finish his finishes
		
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			tahajjud used to always lay down
for a while
		
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			and he used to sleep like this
with his hand his his resting on
		
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			his elbow and his head resting on
there so that it's not full sleep,
		
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			it's not like this on the ground,
but like this on the ground so
		
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			it'd be lying down like this. And
the benefit of that is that you
		
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			can't fall fully asleep now the
question they ask is that why did
		
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			after tahajjud before Fajr why
would the prophecy blossom lie
		
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			down specially for that there's
numerous reasons just the rest of
		
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			these long meeting visual and so
on. Others have explained that
		
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			this is to gain out of the yet
again. This is basically to come
		
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			back down to Earth after you know
spiritually being elevated so
		
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			connected to Allah subhanho wa
Taala it's just to calm down come
		
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			back to the dunya in a sense you
know when you get so engrossed in
		
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			something you know people watch
movies they get so engrossed after
		
00:32:27 --> 00:32:30
			the movie like Hello, are you
still around? There's somewhere
		
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			else there you know, and it's an
artificial movie it could be
		
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			something made up and they know
it's made up but they get so into
		
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			it Star Wars it's obviously made
up right? Or this sci fi stuff
		
00:32:41 --> 00:32:44
			it's made up but people after it
they're just so impacted so
		
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			influenced by they're like in
another world is still living even
		
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			though they know it's it's out of
the world. It's different it's not
		
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			reality. So if that can affect you
like that then why can't Vickery
		
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			factor person it does it's so
powerful if you do it right. So
		
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			that's why I enjoy it. Like a
person just sits there of the
		
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			company that it's amazing. Totally
awesome. You know, so with thicker
		
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			that's the kind of feeling of of
complete engrossment you know
		
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			Subhanallah can be one AHA another
note he provides here good but the
		
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			early man the sob if you have give
the kid either soccer they were
		
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			selling alcohol and usually do
Kellerman told me a lie at the
		
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			heart of Aquila at the law firm.
Oh yum. The in the BSL Allah, why
		
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			do you send the wine your Salia
said Ron, la Jara. Sometimes in
		
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			gatherings they will have somebody
reading a sheet, just to get
		
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			everybody going. They call them
actual real, not the weird Awali
		
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			with the music and all that kind
of stuff. This is talking about,
		
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			you know, the machine who are just
trying to encourage their reading
		
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			some praise of Rasulullah
sallallahu. What should you do in
		
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			that time? He says, Well, the
person should be silent should
		
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			sit, not stand up and start
jumping up and down. Right? A
		
00:34:02 --> 00:34:05
			layer the hierarchy shouldn't
move. He shouldn't say anything.
		
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			Or he should just be praising the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
		
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			but he should usually a serum
lodge around he should be doing
		
00:34:13 --> 00:34:19
			Salawat silently, not loudly. And
then he says we'll have a hero
		
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			rissalah Allah Tala al batalla
What are Omri ma si ready Hajime
		
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			her inhaler. cathedra tools our ID
		
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			layer one ha Illa I do want AHA
said you had our or whatever to
		
00:34:32 --> 00:34:38
			aluminum data we al Kutub al Kivar
the steak or to testify and to
		
00:34:38 --> 00:34:43
			some bizarre little Anwar as
bajawa jeiza Whoo ha ha Reba Aziza
		
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			it says in this is the end of my
treaties, the end of my book,
		
00:34:47 --> 00:34:52
			which was required by chivalry for
us to provide this and by my life,
		
00:34:52 --> 00:34:59
			despite its small, its small size.
It has huge abundant benefits in
		
00:34:59 --> 00:34:59
			this
		
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			Book and clearly we've seen that
and the only person that will
		
00:35:04 --> 00:35:08
			ignore this is either an enemy, or
a jealous person, an envious
		
00:35:08 --> 00:35:12
			person. Otherwise anybody who's
not jealous or envious, they will
		
00:35:12 --> 00:35:17
			not ignore this book. It comprises
of that which even large books
		
00:35:17 --> 00:35:22
			large tomes do not comprise of,
and it has all the right it is
		
00:35:22 --> 00:35:25
			entitled that it'd be called
recital Anwar,
		
00:35:26 --> 00:35:30
			the treaties of the lights, and
that's what you call Anwar V.
		
00:35:30 --> 00:35:34
			Other with Sabah. That's what he
called a noir, the lights, right
		
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			bajawa jeiza.
		
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			The things mentioned inside it's
information is is very brief, very
		
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			concise. That will have very
Bahasa, but the adapt that I
		
00:35:47 --> 00:35:52
			mentioned in the very unusual,
very valuable, because he has done
		
00:35:52 --> 00:35:57
			that job as an Allah to Urla yen
for Abby Harmon cateva, cara
		
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			semirara.
		
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			This is a huge draw for all of us.
He says, I ask Allah Most High
		
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			that he benefit by the one who
writes this book, because in those
		
00:36:07 --> 00:36:11
			days, you didn't print books, you
wrote you copied books, there were
		
00:36:11 --> 00:36:15
			no printing systems. There's no
photo copiers, no scanners. If
		
00:36:15 --> 00:36:17
			you'd like to book you would sit
down, borrow somebody else's
		
00:36:17 --> 00:36:21
			manuscript and copy it out or get
somebody or what rock a scribe to
		
00:36:21 --> 00:36:25
			copy it out. So he says, I ask
Allah that He benefit by the one
		
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			who writes it, who reads it, or
who hears it, Inshallah, that's
		
00:36:29 --> 00:36:32
			all of us included. And what you'd
see a higher on many taller other
		
00:36:32 --> 00:36:37
			halfword in fossa, and may Allah
reward with goodness, the one who
		
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			finds a typo, a mistake, an error
in there, and he corrects it. He's
		
00:36:42 --> 00:36:45
			not telling any Tom, Dick and
Harry to do this. He's telling the
		
00:36:45 --> 00:36:48
			automa to do this if they find
something strange and, you know,
		
00:36:48 --> 00:36:51
			otherwise you in this time and age
people say Oh, I don't agree with
		
00:36:51 --> 00:36:54
			that. Let's change this. Let's
take it out. They do this
		
00:36:54 --> 00:36:57
			nowadays. Well, and you're
suddenly aware you sell the mala
		
00:36:57 --> 00:37:01
			Mala Anna was a huge dinner,
Mohammed Al Karim al Amin, and
		
00:37:01 --> 00:37:05
			that He sent His blessings and
peace upon our Master, our leader,
		
00:37:05 --> 00:37:09
			Mohammed, the noble one, I mean,
the trustworthy wants us to live
		
00:37:09 --> 00:37:13
			our lives and while I say MBA will
Morsani and all the prophets and
		
00:37:13 --> 00:37:17
			messengers with him also became
vegetarian. And likewise, all
		
00:37:17 --> 00:37:20
			their families and their
companions, all of them, either
		
00:37:20 --> 00:37:23
			the decreed mercury, how much
		
00:37:24 --> 00:37:28
			how much peace and blessings
should we send on them? The number
		
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			of the remembrance of those who
remember so all those people who
		
00:37:33 --> 00:37:38
			are remembering Allah, that's how
much more wasa will have in in and
		
00:37:38 --> 00:37:43
			also the negligence to the amount
of the negligence of those who are
		
00:37:43 --> 00:37:44
			heedless
		
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			that much. That's a huge number
was Allahu ala Sayidina Muhammad,
		
00:37:50 --> 00:37:54
			and May Allah's blessing be upon
our leader Master Muhammad wa ala
		
00:37:54 --> 00:37:58
			alihi wa sahbihi wa seldom at the
Sleeman Kathira Nila yo Medina,
		
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			and upon his family and
companions, and may He be May May
		
00:38:03 --> 00:38:07
			the May he be given the peace,
abundant peace until the Day of
		
00:38:07 --> 00:38:07
			Judgment.
		
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			May Allah subhanho wa Taala help
us and assist us just to explain
		
00:38:12 --> 00:38:16
			to you how this book came about. I
didn't know that this book existed
		
00:38:16 --> 00:38:18
			but a brother from Florida
		
00:38:19 --> 00:38:22
			May Allah bless him, may Allah
reward him. He had studied this
		
00:38:22 --> 00:38:24
			book when he had studied in Syria
I believe,
		
00:38:26 --> 00:38:29
			many years ago, and he really
wanted this published. So he had
		
00:38:29 --> 00:38:32
			somebody translate it. And then he
was looking for a publishing
		
00:38:32 --> 00:38:35
			company to publish it. So he
offered it to us that look, this
		
00:38:35 --> 00:38:38
			is what it this is what I've paid,
you pay me that much and you take
		
00:38:38 --> 00:38:42
			the book on your publishing. So
that's how we became introduced to
		
00:38:42 --> 00:38:46
			this book and mashallah, it's a
wonderful book. And while I've
		
00:38:46 --> 00:38:50
			been teaching this and going
through it, over these weeks that
		
00:38:50 --> 00:38:54
			we've we've done this, I've been
looking at the translation and
		
00:38:54 --> 00:38:57
			editing and refining it. So make
dua to Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			that Allah reward him reward the
translator and allow us to
		
00:39:01 --> 00:39:05
			complete it quickly and may be an
accepted piece of work because
		
00:39:05 --> 00:39:08
			it's has cathedral forward many
many many for widening Yes, there
		
00:39:08 --> 00:39:10
			are definitely things in here
which are difficult to understand
		
00:39:11 --> 00:39:14
			and maybe even difficult to
implement in this time and age.
		
00:39:14 --> 00:39:18
			But not only is it just the book
of adapt, but it actually tells us
		
00:39:18 --> 00:39:22
			are given time in place Egypt
Cairo, you know other two 300
		
00:39:22 --> 00:39:26
			years back and how people thought
at that time and it's amazing
		
00:39:26 --> 00:39:29
			there's numerous numerous benefits
in here. So may Allah subhanho wa
		
00:39:29 --> 00:39:33
			Taala reward this author, Allah
Masha Rani, one of the great
		
00:39:33 --> 00:39:38
			people of that Egypt has, has
given you know, the mothers of
		
00:39:38 --> 00:39:41
			Egypt have given birth to May
Allah subhanho wa Taala make this
		
00:39:41 --> 00:39:45
			a source of fatherhood reign for
him success in both worlds for him
		
00:39:46 --> 00:39:49
			and may Allah subhanho wa Taala
fill his grave with light and give
		
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			him a
		
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			gentle dose.