Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Formidable Power of Sulayman AS

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses the concept of "fitna" and its potential outcomes, including "the judge's ear," which can lead to "the judge's ear," and "the judge's ear," which can lead to "the judge's ear." The segment also touches on the origin of the surahs and their potential outcomes, including "the return of Soleimani," and the behavior of the ruler of the Persians during the time of the throne. The transcript also describes a woman who is a woman with a distraction while trying to test someone named Jesus to see if he would fulfill a test, caused by Jesus himself using his power and security to make people feel secure and motivated.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Namu
Salli ala Rasulillah hillclimb
		
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			today Insha Allah we want to cover
the story of Solomon Ali Salam
		
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			salam ala Ali Salam story is
mentioned not as much as Musa Ali
		
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			Salam story which has mentioned
throughout in many stories but
		
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			Sulaiman Aniston story is
mentioned in different different
		
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			aspects I mentioned as well, in
some sort of the normal, sort of
		
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			the normal, which is about the
end, there's a lot of description
		
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			in there, then we have sort of
soft fat there after that we have
		
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			certain Ambia, the chapter of the
prophets that mentioned so there
		
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			might be some story as well and
then sewer to saba. Now Saba is
		
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			really important area that
historically was very important,
		
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			which Allah subhanaw taala
discusses. And Solomon is some
		
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			story is mentioned there as well.
So a few main points about Solomon
		
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			Ali salaam, before we see what
kind of lessons we can take from
		
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			him. But I think Soleimani some
story today is actually very, very
		
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			relevant to us. The reason is that
there's probably been nobody else
		
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			who's been given as much as today,
one artist alone was the amount of
		
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			wealth and control and dominion
and sovereignty that that Sulaiman
		
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			al Islam was given. I don't think
anybody else given access to human
		
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			beings, pretty much
		
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			his dominion encompassed a huge
area, until eventually, this who
		
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			pay of his he had a bird, he had
the kingdom of the birds, and the
		
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			animals were under him. They would
all I mean, this is mind boggling.
		
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			I mean, you just can't even fathom
this, like, you know, the one is
		
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			the human army ranked in front of
him in I don't know how many
		
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			hundreds of 1000s or whatever,
right? And then you've got all the
		
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			animals that he had control over,
he could listen to them, you could
		
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			hear them. I mean, can you even
imagine something like this, it's
		
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			just difficult to even imagine
that all the animals are standing
		
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			there,
		
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			you know, to his attention. It's
just mind boggling, not just that
		
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			the gym as well. So the gym, and
they're very powerful. They're
		
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			very, very strong. So they will
actually he would get them to make
		
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			stuff for him and construct big
buildings, and, you know,
		
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			edifices, and so on and so forth.
Not just that, he also had the
		
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			wind under his control to move
such an army to be able to control
		
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			it, he had the wind and this
control. So he didn't have to
		
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			travel and a horse or an animal or
all the animals under his
		
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			disposal, but he didn't have to
travel on that. He had his his,
		
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			whatever, his flying carpet or
whatever, it wasn't a flying
		
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			carpet, but his arch, or his
		
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			platform, his traveling platform,
whatever it was, it's such a bad
		
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			name for it. Right? If we could
have a better name for that his
		
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			traveling, car or vehicle,
whatever it was, it would be what
		
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			our who would do her, Sharon,
whatever, who has
		
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			the wind would would would do that
just the morning time and do a
		
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			month journey. So he could, you
know, in those days by walking or
		
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			on horseback, right, we should
probably be the first fastest
		
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			animal they will travel on how
much of a distance Can you cover
		
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			in a month on a horse, for
example, the wind could do that in
		
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			the morning. And in the evening,
you'd come back to take a flight
		
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			or in the morning and flight back
in the evening. Right SubhanAllah.
		
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			And that's exactly what happens
with flights today. That's what
		
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			they do. I don't know if anybody's
done the equation of how many how
		
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			much of a distance it compares to
in terms of a horse's distance of
		
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			likes, it'd be interesting to
know, right? But this was doing
		
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			that at a time when there was no
such thing as flight. So anything
		
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			like that, in the morning, this he
could he could control this. So he
		
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			pretty much had everything under
his control, he had actually made
		
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			a dua for this.
		
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			Give me a milk, a dominion, which
is not going to be appropriate for
		
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			anybody else, which will not be
befitting for anyone else
		
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			afterwards. Now with all of this,
generally what happens is that
		
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			wealth and control and position
intoxicates you know, everything
		
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			has a fitna meaning everything has
a trial attached to it, that you
		
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			will do this, but this is the
trial that comes with this. If
		
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			you're if men are going to mix
with a lot of women, there's going
		
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			to be fitna there unless you're
married, right, meaning if you're
		
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			married to them. Generally most
people are married to one they
		
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			keep mixing with fight. That's
what happens in workplaces. You
		
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			know, marriages break down because
of that. There's a fitna with
		
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			everything. Likewise, if you're
going to be in a sweet shop all
		
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			day, right, you're probably going
to eat some sweets, and then
		
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			you've got diabetes, you're trying
to be on a diet, you're in a
		
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			fitness room, and you're in a
wrong place for that kind of
		
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			stuff. Likewise, if you're
fasting, and you're sitting around
		
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			with all of these drinks and
chocolates, and I mean, that's the
		
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			wrong thing to do. It's a fitna
that you're going to, you know, be
		
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			involved in. So likewise, when you
have a lot of money, opposition,
		
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			it generally makes you feel
stronger. self confident, secure,
		
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			independent. Think about it.
Because when you can buy whatever
		
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			you want, when there's nobody to
question you because you're the
		
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			one who's the boss, you are the
boss.
		
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			us, then who's going to question
you. So you feel like you can do
		
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			what you want.
		
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			Unless you've got some kind of
consciousness of somebody higher
		
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			than you, Allah subhanaw taala you
could then end up being unfair,
		
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			unjust,
		
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			oppressive, that's exactly what
happens. This is why people with a
		
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			lot of power, they end up doing
this kind of stuff if they don't
		
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			have some kind of balance in their
life, and the best way to have
		
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			balance is through Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			And this is what it does.
intoxicates you it makes you feel
		
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			invincible. Musa alayhis salam
mannerism had the greatest
		
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			Dominion more than any other
prophet more than any other person
		
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			before him and after him. But yet
he did not. Initially, he kept
		
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			making dua, that I want to be
thankful and he kept being
		
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			thankful to Allah subhanaw taala
it was constantly just so for
		
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			example, let's just mentioned a
few of his stories, we don't have
		
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			the time to mention all of his
stories. In fact,
		
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			the sum of stories I mentioned all
together, I can mention the verses
		
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			to you, and you can even check
them up later. But Suniva was a
		
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			son of Dawood and so now that with
that Islam himself had certain
		
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			miracles Allah had given him what
I still none of ya know, Peter,
		
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			Allah subhanaw, Taala had made
molten metal, when you call it,
		
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			copper and other things,
		
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			that he was able to mold them to
his way and he used to make a coat
		
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			of armor with it. That was one of
the ways he would do that. Number
		
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			two, he had a very good voice,
right, and people would just be
		
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			amazed by his voice Suniva and
Islam became, well, what is the
		
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			Solomon without? So nowadays, and
we already know about him, he's
		
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			one of the mightiest prophets
among the Bani Israel. He was they
		
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			were they were prophets to the
Israelites. So they were not Islam
		
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			becomes his inheritor. And Allah
gives him a lot more.
		
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			There was a story that took place
about
		
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			two women. One of them had a young
child, it was her child. There was
		
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			an older one, there was a younger
one, the older one hadn't had a
		
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			child. And suddenly this younger
one comes in claims, the child
		
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			says that's my child. So they both
arguing over this child, maybe she
		
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			couldn't have a child or whatever.
That's why she went to the child.
		
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			You know, that's what they go and
do they * children, right?
		
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			From hospitals, or they get
surrogate children. Right? Or they
		
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			buy children, unfortunately, you
know, or whatever they adopt
		
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			adopting children. Okay, that's a
better thing, right of those who
		
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			don't have. So they were both
arguing so they were brought to
		
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			Soleimani Salam, and Soleimani
Salam said
		
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			No, first they were about to die
with Ali Salaam. And they would
		
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			Ali salaam made a judgment for
who? Who remember the story.
		
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			When he gave it to the one who he
was not he gave it I think he gave
		
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			it to the younger one. Right? From
what I recall. So the Sulaiman Ali
		
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			salaam, he said, Hold on.
		
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			Now there's a linear approach, and
there's a lateral approach. So
		
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			remember, I said, the way to make
this judgment is this bring me a
		
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			knife.
		
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			Right now, it's got nothing to do
with this story. And nothing to do
		
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			with the case is bring your knife.
So now both of these women are
		
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			watching what's going on? So this
is okay, what I'm gonna do is,
		
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			since you're both claiming it, and
none of you have proof, let me
		
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			slice this baby in half. And I'll
give you one half and I'll give
		
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			you one half
		
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			the older one at that moment, and
no, no, no, no, no, just give it
		
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			to her, it hurts give it to her.
		
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			Now, from that, he figured out
that it must be for the older one,
		
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			because she's got more. It's not
like that other one didn't care
		
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			for the child. But it says this
one spoke out first. So the idea
		
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			was that this is my child, I'd
rather keep the child alive than
		
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			to get half a child and let him be
killed. So lateral approach, it's
		
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			another way of thinking, and
Soleimani. Salam had that
		
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			understanding. Now, one of the one
of the occasions there insert a
		
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			number and the reason why this
whole surah is called surah. The
		
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			novel is the story of the ant, we
just, you can go and read it. It's
		
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			from verses 16 to verses 19. You
can go and check that out for
		
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			yourself and read it in detail,
because we don't have the time to
		
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			go into all of that detail. But it
says that once he's going in his
		
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			glory, with all of his forces and
everything and suddenly, because
		
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			he was able to hear what does he
mean he was able to hear he was
		
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			able to hear and understand.
Scholars, if you look at the tough
		
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			seas, they have all of these
opinions of exactly how is he was
		
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			he able to learn the language? Did
he know how ants spoke? Did he
		
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			know the alphabet as such, or
whatever the noises they make. And
		
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			what's really interesting is that
ant is a very, very interesting
		
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			creation of Allah subhanaw taala
itself, okay? So they have
		
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			different views, different
opinions, Allah gave them an
		
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			understand they could perceive
from their what they're saying, or
		
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			they actually knew the language or
whatever Allah knows best.
		
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			But we do know that he understood
it, because it says that as he's
		
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			going, there's an anthill, and
there's some ants there scurrying
		
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			around and suddenly an ancestor,
the others nimbler just one single
		
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			ant says, that look, you better
get into your, into your hollow in
		
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			the ground. Because when this
they're not going to check in,
		
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			they're too big, you know, they
can't maybe even see it. They want
		
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			to see the complaint. He was just
being cautious. Scholars
		
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			discussed, are they complaining?
Or are they just being cautious?
		
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			You know, when he's complaining
that they're not going to see you
		
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			because they're too big? No, not
necessarily. They can't notice
		
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			you. They're so small. So get into
your, into your hollow in the
		
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			ground, into your burrows. So
Subhanallah had Eva ATO Allah
		
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			Allah didn't normally call it name
Latin. Yeah, you had an omelet?
		
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			Hello masa Kena comme la de mana
consola ima and what do you know
		
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			the one like Arun, he actually
shows that very intelligent, well
		
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			whom later on they won't know they
won't realize they won't realize
		
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			sometimes, you know, we may have
stepped over and we don't realize
		
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			because you're not looking. And
sitting mannerism heard this
		
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			forever. Some of dahican
melancholia, he smiled. We'll call
		
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			it a Robbie Jose. And now this is
the beautiful part this is May
		
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			Allah give us the trophy for this.
You know, think of this
		
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			emotionally that you are seeing
		
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			suddenly the fruits of the
qualities that you have, you're
		
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			seeing a benefit of one of the
characteristics that you have. For
		
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			example, let's just say you had
said something put in a good word
		
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			for someone and then you got the
news that mashallah he gave him
		
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			the job because of you. How are
you going to feel that, mashallah,
		
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			because of what I said, Now, you
could feel various different
		
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			emotions. Yeah, man, you know, my
word works. I've got control, he
		
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			listens to me. That's one way of
looking at it. That happens
		
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			normally, that's just the
psychology of the way people deal
		
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			with Successes In Life. It makes
you feel bloated, it makes you
		
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			feel important, special, right?
There's nothing wrong with that,
		
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			as long as you control that
emotion, and apply it and
		
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			attribute it to the right place.
This is exactly what the Dean
		
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			tells us so that you don't exalt
This is what Soleimani Salam said
		
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			in verse 19. He says,
		
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			My Lord, give me enable me to
thank you for your bounties
		
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			that you have showered upon me and
upon my parents.
		
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			And I do good deeds by which you
are happy, and enter me by Your
		
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			mercy among your righteous
servants. He knows he's got the
		
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			greatest power in the world. He's
got the greatest assets, most
		
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			powerful everything. But he knows
that what is most important is to
		
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			be among the righteous servants of
Allah because he's recognizing
		
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			someone above him, which is the
supreme god, which is Allah, our
		
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			Creator.
		
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			How does one this is to tell us
that how does one despite having
		
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			every I mean, we don't have
anything compared to what he had.
		
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			So how does somebody immediately
think of Allah, when you've just
		
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			had a major windfall when you just
had such a success?
		
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			If the wealthy people, if the
people in power can actually just
		
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			attribute things to Allah
subhanaw, Taala bit more often, we
		
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			probably have less misery, we'd
have more justice, we'd have more
		
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			equality in the world. And we'd
have more goodness and virtue in
		
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			the world. That's a major, that's
a major benefit for us to
		
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			understand. Now, if we move on to
verse 20, what the fuck are the
		
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			payroll for Karla malleolar are
all good. Now. He used to look
		
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			after his animals and his armies.
So he was checking the birds out
		
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			and he says there's a who pay
missing? There was a certain who
		
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			pay that he was probably attached
to this is where's he gone? How
		
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			come I don't see the who pay
money? Right? Law Earl Hood Hood?
		
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			I can't see the Hood Hood? Where's
he gone? I'm caught in the middle
		
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			of it. You know, he's just not
here. Is he just camouflage
		
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			somewhere? Or is he just not
present? I'm going to punish him
		
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			severely. Right? Or I'm going to
second he was very angry at the
		
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			time. He says I'm going to either
punish him severely, or I'm going
		
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			to slaughter him. Unless he brings
me some clear proof of, you know,
		
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			good reason excuse for why he's
not there. It didn't have to wait
		
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			for too long. When suddenly, the
Hubei comes along and he says you
		
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			know what?
		
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			I'm going to just paraphrase this
because it's a very long session.
		
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			When you look at the F series,
there's lots of detail here. Juicy
		
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			detail, some from the Israelite
sources, not necessarily all
		
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			correct, not necessarily all we
can rely on but what we what the
		
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			Quran does tell us that much we
can rely on right. So he says, I
		
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			have brought you some information
which you do not have, which you
		
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			do not currently have, right I've
come from Southern. Now this is
		
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			the land of the
		
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			Sub bytes. This is in Yemen.
Today, if you check on Google Maps
		
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			you can look for sub and or
Maghreb. Look for Maghreb or sub.
		
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			This is a place in Yemen, where
the original Arabs eventually came
		
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			from. Now when the when the there
was a huge dam here and Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala bless this place
and Allah, Allah mentions that in
		
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			another shorter in Surah two sub
		
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			Allah says
		
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			no, actually no, I have not got
those verses here. Allah subhanho
		
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			wa Taala talks about giving them
so many bounties and from where
		
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			they were all the way up into
Arabia, and all the way up to
		
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			Syria sham they had mashallah
		
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			places like service stations, so
small Hamlet's that they had
		
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			established, because they were
trading people. So they had two
		
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			benefits. Number one, they had a
huge dam. Right. And because of
		
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			that dam, the irrigation system
was amazing. So they had the best
		
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			of fruits, you know, streets lined
with fruits of various different
		
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			types and crops and everything
like that. And then even in their
		
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			journey, they would be able to
stop at convenient places in their
		
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			journey up north, because they had
these places, these small Hamlet's
		
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			that had been prepared like
service stations, right? But they
		
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			were arrogant people and they
really they essentially, you can
		
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			say,
		
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			committed tyranny, and because of
that the dam broke. And it just
		
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			flooded and there's numbers of how
much crops how many people did not
		
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			survive. Now there were
		
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			lots of tribes that did survive
and they escaped, they basically
		
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			took off to save themselves. And
you can actually then trace from
		
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			there. One of those groups, they
settled in many Madina Munawwara
		
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			they became the bunu kala right
and that's from whom came the Osen
		
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			coverage right so from there's
different groups that went to
		
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			different places now this is not a
history lesson right because about
		
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			Superman and Eastern I'm just
trying to tell you that the Hood
		
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			Hood had gone to this area and
found the the Queen the Queen was
		
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			called Bill peace
		
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			Bill keys what do they call it in
English?
		
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			She but then Jen refer to a Shiva
probably from Sabah because that's
		
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			her name was Bill keys is not Saba
Shiva, maybe that's where again,
		
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			that looks like a Ethiopian term.
I think there's lots of traditions
		
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			about about her describing her.
But that's they were ruled by Bill
		
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			keys. Now, they did not believe in
God, they did not believe in God.
		
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			So that's why Hood Hood came and
told him this information. So now
		
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			the story is is long, but what
exactly happened is Soleimani
		
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			Salam sent her a note.
		
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			So through the who pay this bird,
and the note was Bismillah R
		
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			Rahman Rahim.
		
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			Allah Allahu Allah, what do we
need Muslimeen probably one of the
		
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			shortest letters ever written that
we've got documented. In the Name
		
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			of Allah, most Gracious, most
Merciful. Don't try to overcome me
		
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			Don't try to be don't try to
attempt tyranny over me.
		
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			And come to me in submission.
That's it. Now she's a ruler.
		
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			She's a sovereign. So when she
gets this, she's like,
		
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			you know, generally when people
get those kinds of things like
		
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			the, the leader of the Persians at
the time that has rows, and then
		
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			probably salaries, tell him you're
so arrogant. You just told the
		
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			lecture up, didn't realize that
this is coming from somewhere, you
		
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			better be careful. Nobody writes
letters to you like this, unless
		
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			they mean something. And they have
the power of something. So she
		
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			consulted you can tell she was a
decent person. She was consulting.
		
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			What should we do about this? Now
to how did the thieves they
		
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			mentioned that? How does who pay
get this letter to her? She's
		
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			constantly well guarded, says that
she was in her room in her private
		
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			chamber. And it was a window open.
So what it is she was sleeping. So
		
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			he went in from there, and he
dropped the letter there, right?
		
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			And then he sat there waiting for
her. When she woke up. She was
		
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			like, Where did this come from
unguarded. Nobody can come in
		
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			here. And she's looking around,
and suddenly she sees towards,
		
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			looks towards the window and sees
the hoop and realizing and looks
		
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			at it. So it's all quite amazing.
The way it was. It was quite
		
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			incredible for her, she makes a
mushroom and she says that look,
		
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			if this guy is a king, the person
was telling me to come if he's a
		
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			king of the world, like a normal
not really God and all of this
		
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			claim that he's making, then let's
figure this out. So they decided
		
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			to take some huge gifts and send
them
		
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			because if he's a worldly person
gives a that's exactly what I
		
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			want. Right? So he would be happy
with that. And Solomon and Islam
		
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			said no further merger or Sulayman
when they came when they came with
		
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			that to Sulaiman Ali salaam,
		
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			delegation, not Shiva. She did not
come there below keys. It was her
		
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			people called a to me doing an
email Are you trying to increase
		
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			me in wealth that Allah has given
me so much you're trying to add to
		
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			my wealth
		
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			from our attorney Allah who hide
whatever Allah has given me is
		
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			much more superior Mima atta come
Belen to me hottie yeah to come
		
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			from home. You'll be happy with
your with your gifts you'll be
		
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			happy with it you enjoy its energy
at him now go back to them return
		
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			to them fill in the unknown if you
understood Arabic those who
		
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			understand Arabic these are very
mighty words they sound awesome
		
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			even in Arabic
		
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			era J la him Falana Tian Hoon Buju
didn't love P Bella. You can only
		
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			appreciate that in Arabic, we're
going to come to them with such a
		
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			force such an army that there's no
comparison to it. There's no
		
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			defense for that kind of an army.
Right. And
		
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			when a NOC region hoomin Ville
little warm South Iran, these are
		
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			words of Jalla Al and might and
we're going to evict them out of
		
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			there. And they're going to be
humiliated
		
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			La ilaha illallah so they're going
to come now right? And as she's on
		
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			her way, I'm just cutting the
story short as she is she's on her
		
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			way. So Lima Islam has heard right
the news about this new kingdom
		
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			and heard that she had this really
amazing throne and his
		
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			descriptions in the in the Hadith
in the tough seasons on as to why
		
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			he was so great was majestic. And
you had this many pearls on it and
		
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			all the rest of it. I'm not going
to go into that. It was an amazing
		
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			throne. Right? So So Neymar is
that he's got everything at his
		
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			disposal, he says called a U haul
mellow au Camilla Dini be out she
		
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			her Cabela a Tony Muslimeen which
one of you can bring me her throne
		
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			now think about Soleimani Islam.
Most likely he's in Jerusalem. He
		
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			is in the holy lands, right? There
are two opinions about this. But
		
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			the stronger opinions that that is
where he is. From there. You have
		
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			to come all the way down the
Arabian coast to Yemen, pick up a
		
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			throne that is heavy and bring it
back. How long is that going to
		
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			take? Now they've already set off
and he said Now bring me a throne
		
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			and before they left the throne
was it looks like an item of pride
		
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			for them. So they had locked it up
in some serious security who's
		
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			going to bring it from me so
that's the interesting story here.
		
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			Quarter a free to mineral gin one
of the gin that were at his
		
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			disposal he says unnati kabhi he
cobbler and Tacoma McCormick I
		
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			will bring it to you before you
can stand up so before I could
		
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			stand up like this, it'll be here
that's fast enough. I'm just
		
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			wondering from a perspective of
physics How can you do that? You
		
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			know the law of resistance and all
of that how do you get a throne
		
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			like that goes I mean first go so
fast travel so fast come back
		
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			within a few seconds. How is that
possible? Right but this Jin could
		
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			do it I've got some ideas about
this. I'll explain
		
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			what you need any healer cover up.
I mean, I am fully able to do this
		
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			and I'm trustworthy I'll bring it
Carla Lydia in the who are Elmo
		
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			Milan Kitab now remember, I talked
about a smaller Hill album right
		
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			the mighty name of Allah there was
somebody well this is not
		
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			necessarily a smaller a smaller
allow them he says the one who had
		
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			the knowledge of the book this is
also if you've not been here
		
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			apparently right who was there? He
had certain formula that he had
		
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			some knowledge by which he says N
T Kirby he Cobla in your head the
		
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			Ilica terrific how much faster
than before you stand up like how
		
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			much more faster is that I can get
it for you before the blink of an
		
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			eye before your your your
		
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			your eyelids move. I mean that's
just
		
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			this just shows you the might of
Sulaiman Elisa, it just goes to
		
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			show that the person has so much
at his disposal literally right to
		
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			transport a huge chunk of whatever
it was made of from there to here.
		
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			And there it was. Fun Amara who
was stuck Iran in London Sunday so
		
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			in front of me again, color has
been familiar rugby
		
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			Subhan Allah
		
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			a person's connection with Allah,
this is what I revelant not what
		
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			he had at his disposal, that is
their right but how he can relate
		
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			this to Allah each time he sees in
front of him. Oh, yeah, wonderful,
		
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			Mashallah. You did wonderful now.
Have them in familiar rugby. This
		
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			is from the grace of my Lord. And
then he knows it's a fitna he
		
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			knows it's a test. He says, Leah
blue honey ash Kuru. I'm at four.
		
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			So he can test me to see if I'm
going to be grateful or not.
		
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			So he's like, No, I know the test
here. Not only am I fulfilling the
		
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			test, I know it's a test and I'm
saying it's a test. That's
		
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			presence. That's what you call
Malefor.
		
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			Allah, that's what you call real
knowledge about Allah in real
		
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			connection with Allah. You know
what you're doing? You know, when
		
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			you need to be talking about Allah
and thinking, are you thinking, Am
		
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			I, the only person who can do this
is the one who thinks of Allah all
		
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			the time. Otherwise, this is so
distracting, it's so amazing that
		
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			it'd be distracting to you, right?
		
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			You know, like you've been trying
to do something suddenly gets
		
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			fixed, like, Oh, wonderful, you
know, he's gonna fix you like,
		
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			just elated by that in that
moment. You know, people were
		
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			thinking about hamdulillah It must
be because what it is they are
		
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			always in the back of their mind.
They had Allah, Allah is gonna
		
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			allow this to happen, okay, I'm
using means, right? Because Allah
		
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			is gonna like, I just make dua and
he's gonna come here, he could do
		
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			that. But I have to take means but
he's constantly thinking about
		
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			Allah. So then when it happens,
it's Allah.
		
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			So there it was. Anyway, he put it
there he had it changed slightly,
		
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			just slightly changed.
		
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			Color nathula Asha, nuns are
adapted. The story goes that the
		
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			jinn were frightened. So Imam
Islam didn't have any children at
		
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			that time. And the jinn, they knew
that Bill quiche is very
		
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			beautiful. If he gets married to
under have children, then they're
		
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			going to stay under control of the
of his children. They weren't they
		
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			were wanted to get out of this. So
they apparently sent a rumor that
		
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			she's very ugly, or she is no not
ugly. She's got hairy feet or bad
		
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			feet or legs. And the other thing
said that she's not very
		
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			intelligent.
		
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			So something like that is you find
that in the sources, it's not in
		
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			the Quran, that part is not in the
Quran. So as soon as I wanted to
		
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			test her, so in Nakula, Asha Nanda
attest that he will she be guided
		
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			and understanding. So when she
came and the throne is there, said
		
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			de la lucha somebody said, Is this
		
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			your throne?
		
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			A haka ours? No. Is this is your
throne like this? So she said, Go
		
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			and know who it is as if it is it?
It is as if it is it. So it's a
		
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			it's a very good answer. Like I'm
not saying it's mine, because
		
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			like, How'd you get a physical
body like the up to here where
		
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			it's time, but it's exactly like
it.
		
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			So then he had this Glass Palace
constructed. And he had the bottom
		
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			part of it filled with water. And
there was a glass on top of it. So
		
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			it was so clear that you couldn't
see the glass you thought it was
		
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			water. You know, he had all of
this at his disposal on this
		
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			technology. So he said, Okay, oh,
the holy Tsar
		
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			gone enter into the palace. So as
she's going there, she thought it
		
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			was water for La Mara to Hacienda
to logia. Waka chef at answer,
		
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			Satya. So she thought we are going
to get wet because this water she
		
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			didn't realize the glasses. So she
lifted up. And he saw that No,
		
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			actually, it's not what they're
saying. And there's different
		
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			opinions as to exactly where they
said that she was. She did have
		
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			hair there. But then he found a
way to remove that. And there's
		
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			lots of unknown we're gonna get
into that. But the main thing is
		
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			Soleimani son told her no, in the
Husar humara domain cover Eve.
		
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			This is actually a palace made of
glass. So then she said that's
		
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			when she declared it. That's her
test done. Right and she got her,
		
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			her consciousness about Allah
subhanaw taala got a letter B in
		
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			the volume to enough see what a
slim to master a man and Allah
		
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			here have been I mean, she said,
My Lord, I have wronged myself.
		
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			And now I submit with today man,
Ali Salam to the Lord of the
		
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			Worlds she became Muslim. There's
opinions about whether he married
		
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			her or not one opinions he married
her but then let her stay there
		
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			and he would go and visit her once
every month using his flying you
		
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			know,
		
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			vehicle right and you stay there
for two three days another
		
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			opinions that he got her married
to somebody else. Allah knows
		
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			best. But what Allah tells us here
is the story of his power. And he
		
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			shook and that is the lesson we
take. We don't have much power to
		
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			be honest. But we feel that we
have some power and security and
		
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			mashallah means that our disposal
May Allah subhanaw taala make us
		
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			have the shackling. May Allah make
us of the thankful ones and never
		
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			let us be of the those who are not
thankful with the story that we
		
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			have May Allah bless us all
working with that one and in hamdu
		
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			Lillahi Rabbil Alameen the point
of a lecture is to encourage
		
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			people to act to get further an
inspiration and encouragement,
		
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			persuasion. The next step is to
actually start learning seriously
		
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			to read books to take on a subject
of Islam and to understand all the
		
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			subjects of Islam at least at the
basic level, so that we can become
		
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			more aware of what our deen wants
from us. And that's why we started
		
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			Rayyan courses so that you can
actually take organize lectures on
		
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			demand whenever you have free
time, especially for example, the
		
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			Islamic essentials course that we
have on there, the Islamic
		
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			essential
		
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			A certificate which you take 20
Short modules and at the end of
		
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			that inshallah you will have
gotten the basics of most of the
		
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			most important topics in Islam and
you'll feel a lot more confident.
		
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			You don't have to leave lectures
behind you can continue to be, you
		
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			know to listen to lectures, but
you need to have this more
		
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			sustained study as well as aka la
harem salaam aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah wa barakato.