Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Great Masjid Bake Off Preventing Domestic Abuse

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The "ham hipho wa taala" (the holy spirit) is essential for personalization and personal enhancement. It is also important for a healthy balance between the couple's relationship and social media culture. The importance of finding a balance between the couple's behavior and the social media culture is emphasized. The segment also touches on the importance of marriage courses and support for women who are being abused by their community. The speaker emphasizes the need for marriage courses and support for domestic abuse and domestic abuse, and reminds people to remember their emotions.

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			I love all I love
		
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			Allah, Allah. The Love
		
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			Me are salatu salam ala. So you
didn't muscley will he be on
		
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			Oracle Salam at the Sleeman? Kefir
on Eli Ahmed Deen, Amma Bard.
		
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			The first thing I'd like to
mention, I think I don't think
		
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			anybody has been speaking about
the creativity here. And I think
		
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			it's very important to acknowledge
this creativity, Allah subhanho wa
		
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			taala. The Prophet salallahu
Alaihe Salam says about Allah in
		
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			Allah Hi Jamila, where you humble
Jamal? Allah subhanho wa Taala is
		
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			beautiful Allah is elegant, and
Allah loves elegance. And I think
		
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			the Muslim ummah, when it was the
prosperous period of the Muslim
		
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			ummah, throughout the generations,
from the time of the Sahaba, and
		
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			thereafter, the Muslim ummah has
been considered to be one of the
		
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			highest civilizations in terms of
art. The Muslims have been
		
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			considered to be one of the most
artful civilizations, because we
		
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			had the prohibition of drawing
faces, drawing, animate pictures
		
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			that really helped to spur the
creativity in terms of
		
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			calligraphy. So the Muslim ummah
has been in terms of Arabic,
		
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			Persian, etc, calligraphers. In
terms of calligraphy, we've been
		
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			one of the best calligraphies that
are found, you know, throughout
		
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			history, so calligraphy,
architecture, and poetry was
		
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			another one. So there's just some
amazing art that you know, that
		
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			the Muslims have been dealing
with. Art in this world is
		
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			essentially a reflection of Allah
subhanho wa Taala is beauty. One
		
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			of the names of Allah subhanaw
taala, Allah is Jamil Allah is
		
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			elegant, and Allah subhanho wa
Taala loves beauty. And I think in
		
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			this regard, you can see that the
Muslim ummah has great creativity
		
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			among them. Unfortunately, the
many of the great Muslim artists,
		
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			great Muslim, architects,
engineers, and other professionals
		
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			of the Muslim world, like from
Egypt, from Pakistan, all these
		
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			places, they're all sitting in the
West. So when they do contribute,
		
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			their contribution is not seen
because they're not doing it, for
		
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			example, for a Muslim country,
Egypt, Palestine. I mean, there
		
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			are so many Palestinian doctors,
for example, sitting in the US,
		
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			right, the CS robot tower, which
for a very long time was one of
		
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			the tallest buildings in the world
was what was designed by a Muslim,
		
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			a Bangladeshi engineer,
architects, there is the the
		
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			massive Bay Bridge, which is in
Northern California, that's again,
		
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			a Muslim behind that you've got
numerous things that Muslims have
		
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			done throughout the world. The
main point is that a person should
		
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			recognize even the artist
unfortunately, sometimes they get
		
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			lost in the art itself. And they
don't realize that this is a God
		
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			given a god is a gift from Allah
subhanho wa taala. Right, all of
		
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			this is to do with Allah subhanho
wa taala, that he's inspired a
		
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			person to do that. And it should,
it should help us to recognize the
		
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			beauty of Allah subhanaw taala
Allah has created beauty in this
		
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			world. And that is the beauty that
Allah subhanahu wa taala has
		
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			placed into the hearts of the
people so that they can also
		
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			produce this kind of beauty in the
work that they do. So Hamdulillah
		
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			I mean, judging from the cakes
that you've seen, that we've
		
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			judged, that we've looked at, and
Subhanallah amazing, amazing and
		
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			may Allah subhanho wa Taala allow
this creativity to translate into
		
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			creativity in the form of data in
the form of personal worship, in
		
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			the form of personal enhancement,
and inshallah creative ways to get
		
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			into inshallah genital for those,
I think that is the most important
		
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			thing because the beauty of this
world is only a reflection of the
		
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			beauty of Allah subhanho wa Taala
as per this world, but it should
		
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			give us a recognition of what
gender will really be like, what
		
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			the minimum mention is that this
world has been created by Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala, many, many
million years ago, and it's never
		
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			been updated. I mean, this world
has never been updated in the
		
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			sense that Allah subhanaw taala
didn't after 10 years, 15 years,
		
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			100 years 200 say okay, now I'm
going to give this an uplift. I'm
		
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			going to give this an enhancement,
you know, the world now is not
		
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			well 2.0 or 3.0. You know, it's
the world that as it was Jana, on
		
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			the other hand, Allah subhanaw
taala is embellishing day in and
		
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			day out. According some aroma Jana
paradise is embellished every
		
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			single day, which means that that
is why today when you see
		
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			something really beautiful, you
look at it, it really mesmerizes
		
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			you, it really lifts your spirits,
it really makes you feel good. You
		
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			get a lot of enjoyment. That way,
if you've seen it for a you know,
		
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			for for a while, eventually it
gets old, it gets worn it gets.
		
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			It's no longer inspiring anymore,
you need something new. That's the
		
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			nature of this world. The nature
of Paradise is that a person will
		
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			be looking at their spouse, a
person will be looking at their
		
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			spouse, and the next time they
turn and they look again, they
		
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			will be even more beautiful than
the first time and if this happens
		
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			100 times the 100th time will be
even beautiful than the nine
		
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			denying time and this will be
ongoing. Paradise is infinite.
		
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			Jana is infinite, Jana is forever
literally is eternal. And
		
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			likewise, the beauty in there is
also eternal. Now if you think
		
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			that how can there be something
more beautiful than beautiful?
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala has this
ability, if he has the ability to
		
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			allow us to live forever in sha
Allah and genital for those than
		
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			the beauty that he will give us
there. And the Hadith mentions
		
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			that he personally will go on
Friday when he will, when he will
		
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			see Allah subhanaw taala you will
come back, and his wives will say
		
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			you're even more beautiful now
Subhanallah that is why you will
		
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			be extremely content, the spouses
will be contented. However, this
		
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			leads goodness in the world, a
good understanding loving
		
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			relationship in the world. I think
I've mentioned this many times at
		
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			the masjid as well, that the two
people that will be together in a
		
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			paradise, just by default will be
husband and wife. Right? You're
		
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			not going to be with your father
in paradise, you're not going to
		
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			be with your daughter in paradise,
you're not going to be with your
		
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			mother or sister in paradise. Of
course you can visit each other,
		
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			if everybody's in paradise, but
you're going to be living with
		
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			your wife with your husband,
you're going to be living with
		
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			your spouse in paradise. Now how
do you get to Paradise if you act
		
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			good in this world and encourage
each other towards good and you
		
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			treat each other? Well, that that
is how you will get to Paradise
		
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			together and you will be in
paradise together. So hello. Now
		
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			in in that regard, I just want to
mention a few a few things. First
		
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			and foremost, just back to the
cakes on the judging, just some
		
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			encouragement. Most of the cakes,
I mean, outside they look
		
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			beautiful inside. Some of them
were a bit different than others
		
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			but generally it's the kind of
same kind of cake, right, just
		
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			different colors. Right? I would
just suggest that just purely from
		
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			an amateur's perspective, right an
ambitious perspective, you need to
		
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			be more creative on the inside as
well than just on the outside
		
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			cakes need to have a bit more I
was in Norway, we were in Norway
		
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			with my family just some time ago,
and the cakes that I tasted there,
		
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			they were different inside, you
know, they were mixed with
		
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			something different. They had nuts
and things like that. Inside here.
		
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			It's just a totally you know, most
of them have just been the general
		
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			sponge, maybe with a bit of you
know, with a bit of flavor or
		
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			something like that. I think just
purely from that perspective, you
		
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			need to get a bit more creative, I
think inside and it's because it's
		
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			not just about the outside,
because at the end of the day
		
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			you're gonna be eating this thing.
You don't want to get sick off the
		
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			one.
		
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			You don't want to get sick after
you know 111
		
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			You know one bite of it because
it's too sweet too. It's the
		
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			normal once you bite inside.
Anyway, that's just a side point.
		
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			What I want to mention Allah
subhanaw taala says in the Quran,
		
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			he talks about the husband and
wife relationship in the Quran a
		
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			number of ways. It says one is he
says, who Allah the Jana Lacan
		
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			when it in Hala Telecom in unfussy
comm as well as later school in a
		
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			year with your Anabaena Kumala
that Anwar Rama so Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala is saying that Allah
subhanaw taala created from you,
		
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			your spouse, the most interesting
thing is that Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			created how are they here salam
from Adam Allah usernames rib, he
		
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			did not create them as two
separate human creations from
		
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			soil. So how are they a salaam was
not created from soil separately,
		
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			or the medicinal was created?
First he was given life, then how
		
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			are any Salam her origin was
extracted from the rib of Adam
		
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			Alayhis Salam and due to the fact
that Omar mentioned what you're
		
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			under Boehner Kumar that Anwar
Rama, Allah subhanaw taala has put
		
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			between you love and mercy. So
that is the interaction that is
		
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			the relationship those are the
ingredients of any happy marital
		
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			relationship, Mohammed and Rama
mode that means love, and it's a
		
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			very special form of love is not
just hope. It's my word. My word
		
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			there is even a more intense form
of love than just hope and Habib,
		
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			but what the right so he's created
love between you. And he's created
		
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			Rama that you need to treat each
other with mercy, which means
		
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			overlook, pardon? Ignore. It's
about the focus on the good points
		
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			rather than the bad points over
time, because we're all human
		
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			beings. And we need to just learn
how to negotiate the bad points
		
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			and try to make do be positive as
opposed to being negative. From
		
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			what I've seen with all my
counseling. This is what happens.
		
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			This is what the big problem is,
you'll notice one negative thing
		
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			and it makes it such a big deal
because you're expecting
		
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			perfection. This world is not the
world of perfection, right?
		
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			Anybody who claims that this
perfection in this world is, you
		
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			know, any company anybody that's
wrong, and unfortunately, the
		
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			media myths media misleads us.
They tell everything that's that's
		
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			wrong, we really need to focus on
the fact that this is a flawed
		
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			world, in the sense that there's
defects in it, and everybody,
		
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			including us are defective. And
just as we notice defects in
		
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			others, they will notice it in us
and we need to be able to look at
		
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			the positives because everybody
has positives and negatives, and
		
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			the profit and loss. Some said if
you dislike something about your
		
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			eye, then focus on the good or you
should not you should not be
		
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			hating her for that reason.
Therefore, Mina, a believing man
		
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			should not start to hate and have
this enmity towards a believing
		
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			woman just because of something
bad he sees focus on the good. So
		
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			that's the first point
		
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			Number two, there's a hadith
that's related about from, it's in
		
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			Hadith and Muslim. There's a
famous hobby, whose hadith is very
		
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			popular. She Her name was 14, I've
been to case she was divorced by
		
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			her husband, her husband was Abu
Ammar Ibn halfs. He divorced her.
		
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			And then after there was this
whole discussion about where she
		
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			should do, where she should sit
for three months, and you know,
		
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			the period that she has to sit
for, anyway, that's a long story.
		
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			But at the end of it, look at the
beauty of this, this was the
		
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			beauty of the time of the saga,
somebody was divorced, because,
		
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			okay, something went wrong. Right?
Immediately, there'd be somebody
		
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			proposing to her. Immediately,
there'll be something somebody
		
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			proposing to her. And that's why
what you have in the Quran is
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala to actually
reveal that you're not allowed to
		
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			propose to someone when they're
still in the Edit when they're
		
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			waiting period. That tells us that
there was so much proposals going
		
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			on the media, somebody's divorced,
somebody is ready to marry them.
		
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			We have a major problem today. We
have women and I know of women
		
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			even in this area, right? And I'm
sure you know about this as well.
		
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			They are depressed, because there
is such a stigma attached to
		
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			divorce, being divorced,
especially for the women for the
		
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			mandatory, they just go marry
somebody else. If no one else I
		
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			got somebody from India, Pakistan,
Bangladesh, you know, Morocco,
		
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			wherever it is. But with women, he
gets really bad. They don't know
		
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			how to deal with it. We don't have
enough counselors to deal with
		
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			these situations. And eventually
it is become crazy. It's really so
		
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			we need to do a lot more for these
women. In fact, we need to
		
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			encourage marriage with with
divorces. I mean, I have my I have
		
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			my own ideas of others, but I'm
sure most of the women
		
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			unfortunately, because of the
context we live in, won't agree
		
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			with most of them. Right? But
there are ways in Islam that I've
		
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			dealt with this and in the time of
the Sahaba rasool Allah Salah some
		
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			time, they were multi, you know,
you know, people were men were
		
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			looking after more than one woman,
essentially under Nika, right. I
		
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			know that most of you are not
going to be happy with this. But
		
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			one of the big problems that we
have is this fact because there's
		
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			just so much stigma. So number
one, we need to remove the stigma
		
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			from divorces. Right? We need to
remove that stigma. We need to
		
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			encourage people to read because
there are divorced men as well.
		
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			They shouldn't. They shouldn't
have to go and marry another
		
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			version. They can marry a divorcee
as well. Right? We need to
		
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			encourage that because divorced
women emotionally, a lot of them
		
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			break down unfortunately. And that
is really the sad case that we
		
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			have. Now, back to faulty map into
case or the Allahu anha story. As
		
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			soon as she was out of her era.
She had three proposals.
		
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			She's just divorced. She has three
proposals. And she went to ask
		
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			Rasul Allah salAllahu Alaihe Salam
about the three proposal like
		
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			which one should I take? Right?
Just imagine that right so these
		
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			three proposals Who should I take?
So she says, more? Are we ready?
		
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			Hola, Juan de later Hadith. Maria
ignobly. Sophia, here was one who
		
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			proposed to her right number two
Abuja him. That was another one,
		
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			and the third one was Osama Abu
Zaid, but the Allah one right the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam slave Zaida the alarm son,
		
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			right we loved him that's what
Allah Salah son loved him. So she
		
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			came to us with Lhasa Lhasa and
said, Okay, which one of them
		
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			should I marry? I've got proposals
from all of them. So the Prophet
		
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			said Allah some said a mum or ARIA
for certain Lucan Lama, Adela at
		
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			that time, Margaret, the Allah one
who had no wealth. He was poor. He
		
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			said, he's poor, he's got no
wealth. So you know, don't get
		
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			married to him. Right right now
don't get married to him. Then he
		
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			said, as far as the Boojum is
concerned, right. And this is
		
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			about domestic abuse. That's why I
bring this hadith here about Jehan
		
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			fala yerba or saw him in RTP. He
doesn't put his rod down from his
		
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			shoulder. Right. Some people have
said that this means he travels a
		
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			lot. But I don't think the person
is will be discouraging her for
		
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			that reason. There are two other
versions of this narration in
		
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			Muslim as well, which says make it
very clear for Julian Durabolin
		
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			Nyssa. He's a man who is just
given to hitting women. He's a man
		
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			given to hitting women don't get
married to him. How does most of
		
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			us know that he's probably had
previous marriages where he's done
		
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			that and it's been reported to the
both of us and that's why he
		
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			knows. That's why when he proposed
to hurt us, I said, Don't get
		
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			married to him, because he he
beats women up in another way says
		
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			men who should bet on Alan Lisa,
you know, we know of some
		
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			harshness that he has over women,
you know, you know, against women,
		
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			so don't get married to him.
Right. So you can understand the
		
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			first Lawson is totally
disapproving of this, is totally
		
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			disapproving of this.
		
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			So, what we need is we need really
strong community support because
		
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			what's happened here is generally
I've got a person I know very
		
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			well, right? He got married. Nice
guy. You know, he's a nice guy is
		
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			everything. A scholar is
everything. He came to me a few
		
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			months after marriage, he calls me
up, you know what, I beat my wife
		
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			up. So he beat his wife up once or
twice right in the beginning, but
		
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			you know, maybe after about six
months of marriage or something,
		
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			and he was feeling really bad
about it, but hamdulillah after
		
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			about a year or so, he says I have
never touched her again. i My
		
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			thought was how did he
		
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			literally the first time around,
I've never beaten up my wife, I've
		
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			never had to lay my hands on her
at all. So I was very surprised.
		
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			Right? So, because he's from a
similar background, as I am so,
		
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			but then I think what it is, is
that we see sometimes our parents
		
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			have done this, our uncles, aunts,
our grandparents, somebody in our
		
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			family has done it. And we think
it's okay to do that. We either
		
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			learn it from our family, or we
learned from a soap opera, or we
		
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			learn it from I don't know, an
Indian movie, or whatever people
		
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			are watching these days, right?
Unfortunately, this is the kind of
		
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			thing that how would you respond
to something when learning this
		
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			kind of stuff from somewhere?
Right. And I think everybody
		
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			before they get married, they need
to take a marriage course, they
		
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			need to understand what Allah
subhanaw taala and apostle awesome
		
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			has mentioned about marriage, how
to live, it's important in
		
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			Malaysia to actually do this. You
have to take a marriage course
		
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			before you can get a marriage
license. Because the horror
		
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			stories that I have heard where
you know, there's a little tussle
		
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			and then the husband just knocks
the three divorce. And that's it a
		
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			sixer finished? And then they
crying. I didn't really mean it.
		
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			I'm not religious. I didn't know
well, how did you know about three
		
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			divorces to start with? Why can
you give one why can you give 100?
		
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			Why three. So it's a big
misunderstanding in our community
		
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			that three works. And only three
works. No, Allah has given enough
		
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			power in one. If you really have
to do it, do it properly, if you
		
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			have to do it with mutual
consultation, and an agreement
		
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			between you the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said, even after
		
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			you divorce for whatever reason,
even after you've divorced, for
		
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			whatever reason, give a gift to
your ex wife, just for Goodwill.
		
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			SubhanAllah. The other thing that
our community does not understand,
		
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			and I didn't understand this
myself, we make an effort to keep
		
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			the marriage together. Even though
there are irreconcilable
		
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			differences. We go to extend like
no, we think it's such a big
		
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			stigma such a big stick Jinx to
get divorced, that we will try to
		
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			keep them together even if they
hate each other. What you learn
		
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			from the hadith is that was not
really the case, Imam Hatami. All
		
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			of these great had the Dean have
mentioned that where there are
		
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			irreconcilable differences, you'd
rather be divorced than to keep
		
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			them together and keep arguing and
bickering and eventually leads to
		
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			domestic abuse and so on. But our
community really, really needs to
		
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			wake up to that fact. And we need
to we need to really, we need to
		
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			really have good family support.
We can't be burying these things,
		
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			you know, burying these things
under the carpet and so on. Right?
		
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			It's very important that we give
support to these people. A lot of
		
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			the times these things the women
cannot get out of it. Maulana
		
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			Tariq Jamil Saab, right? I'm sure
many of you probably know him,
		
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			right? He's a big dairy. He says
this is what he said. He says
		
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			about 80% of the problem is Lonnie
one Jelani what a what a CV says
		
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			yes zulum Carthay. Learning huali
Say, Jo Jo Anna Maria, bruschetta.
		
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			rasilla, Kabhi Kabhi Yatta. They
can Jelani. Essentially, what he's
		
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			saying is that the in laws are the
ones who are more oppressive than
		
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			the girl who's coming into the
house. They want her to stay in a
		
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			particular way, they have to
absolutely give her no
		
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			recognition. They want her to stay
in the way they want without
		
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			giving any understanding that this
is a human being that's coming
		
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			from a different background, we
need to adjust to her as well.
		
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			She's giving a big sacrifice. Most
of the oppression is done by the
		
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			inlaws. Not all but most of it
according to even monetary theory.
		
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			And that's what he has seen. And
whereas
		
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			the person, you know, the daughter
in law, sometimes it's from home,
		
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			she's very arrogant person as
well, or most of the time, it's
		
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			from the in law. So this is
another thing that we need to deal
		
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			with. This is another big problem
we have in our community. So may
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala give us Tofik
in that regard, as well. So I
		
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			think that's really all that I
want to say I just want to really
		
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			thank all of those people who've
made this program a success. I
		
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			know that it was all about cakes,
and I know and I feel really bad
		
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			when I look at all of these cakes
behind me and you look at these
		
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			beautiful, these cakes here.
Subhanallah Allah has given us a
		
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			great gift that we are in a stable
place where we can wake up in the
		
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			morning, not to the sounds of you
know, bombings taking place or
		
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			people getting killed. We don't
hear about our relatives, you
		
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			know, dying day in day out.
Unfortunately, this is going on in
		
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			many countries around the Muslim
world. Right? And I when I look at
		
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			this and I think Subhanallah if we
don't think Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			it could be honest tomorrow. I
mean, seriously, it could be
		
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			honest tomorrow if we don't think
Allah subhanaw taala we have to
		
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			thank Allah and we must remember
our poor people, and we must
		
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			remember our mudroom. Allah
subhanho wa Taala is with the
		
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			brokenhearted people. Right?
That's what the Hadith said in
		
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			Mullah
		
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			in the Mocha Tsereteli lube, those
whose hearts are broken, anybody
		
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			who's oppressed, their hearts are
broken Allah subhanaw taala will
		
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			be with them but Allah has his own
timetable. Right? We need to be
		
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			thankful to Allah subhanaw taala
for has given us and we need to be
		
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			compassionate to those who have
less than us, and we must, we must
		
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			do as much as we can to help them
out. And I think Alhamdulillah
		
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			finally our communities have woken
up to talk about domestic abuse,
		
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			which is a major problem and it's
cultural you
		
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			It's not Islamic, it's not
religious, it's cultural, we need
		
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			to deal with that culture, we need
to make it more Islamic. And we
		
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			need to, we need to deal with
that. One more final point.
		
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			Within Islamic law, what you can
do is sometimes I've had these
		
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			cases where there's been a
domestic abuse situation, and
		
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			they've got children. So now they,
the husband keeps after they've
		
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			kind of the daughters, the wife's
gone away, and the husband, he
		
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			feels bad. And then he says, Okay,
I'm now reformed, and I'm not
		
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			going to, you know, do this again,
and I'm, I'm sorted out and all
		
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			the rest of it. Now, the question
is that sometimes it just recurse
		
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			because it becomes a habit.
		
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			What some people what you can do,
right, what you can do, which
		
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			shouldn't be done all the time,
unless there's a reason to do it
		
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			is that if there's a divorce,
that's taken place, and then
		
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			there's a possibility of
reconciliation, what you could do
		
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			in that reconciliation, when you
have another Nika done to get back
		
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			together again, is you could
actually put it in the contract,
		
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			you can enshrine it in the
contract that if he's ever there
		
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			is any more domestic abuse,
there's an automatic divorce.
		
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			Right, which means the woman will
be then free, she won't have to
		
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			beg for a divorce, she won't have
to go to court for a divorce and
		
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			be constrained. So you can
actually put it within that, that
		
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			because women don't have the right
for divorce directly, they have to
		
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			go through a court, but you can
enshrine it into the contract that
		
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			the husband either gives her one
option of divorce to divorce
		
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			herself. Right? If under this
situation, or under domestic
		
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			abuse, or whatever, or give it to
somebody else, or just make it
		
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			automatic, but consult a scholar,
if that is a case control because
		
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			I remember our shake. When there
was a case with somebody, he said,
		
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			Okay, fine. If you really want to
get back together again, then this
		
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			needs to be a condition that okay,
fine, you'll do any car again. But
		
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			if there is ever you strike her,
she'll be automatically divorced
		
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			from you. So she'll be a free
woman. Right? Because sometimes
		
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			you have to get you know,
sometimes there may be an there
		
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			may be the chance that they have,
you know, they may have corrected
		
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			themselves. So anyway, I don't
want to take too much of your
		
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			time. Allah subhanho wa Taala give
us the Tofik again, Jazak Allah
		
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			here for all the organizers, the
planners, right, and all of the
		
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			judges, and all of the volunteers
and everybody that you know that
		
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			that has taken part in this and
may Allah subhanaw taala give us
		
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			the trophy to do to tackle the
other issues that we have in our
		
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			community as well. May Allah
subhanaw taala accept from all of
		
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			us. Well here with our annual
hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen