Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Only NonRisk Investment Perpetual Charity (Sadaqa Jariya)

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker discusses the importance of having a perpetual sadaqa, which is a way of knowledge and benefit from the aftermath of death. They emphasize that having this knowledge is a lifeline for the family, as long as they stay for 10 years after their death, they will continue to receive rewards. The speaker also mentions that having this knowledge is a lifeline for individuals, as long as they stay for 10 years, they will continue to receive rewards.

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			They must have heard the hadith of
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam it says that either matter
ignore them, When the Son of them
		
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			when any child of them passes away
in Qatar, I'm Allah who is deed
		
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			stop, they, your deeds Stop it,
they you don't get the rewards
		
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			from them in lamb in Salah unless
it's of three sources, three types
		
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			of deeds. One is
		
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			sadaqa jariya, which is very
important, a perpetual sadaqa
		
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			something that you begin, you
start, you initiate, and you
		
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			establish, which then continues to
run. And it postdates you, it
		
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			continues to run after your death
as well. So as long as that stays
		
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			where they cease for 10 years
after your death, or 100 or 1000
		
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			years after your death, you will
continue to get the reward
		
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			accordingly. That's what you call
a perpetual sadaqa. And then
		
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			there's an element you interpret
will be knowledge through which
		
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			benefit is derived after you leave
a book, you leave a wonderful
		
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			website, you leave I mean, I'm
talking modern terms, right? You
		
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			you live a madrasah you live you
you educate several good teachers,
		
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			right, you pay for their
education, these are all ideas,
		
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			right? You pay for several smart
students, you get them, you pay
		
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			for the good sacred education. And
then after that everybody that
		
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			they teach, and then everybody
that's inspired by them, and then
		
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			from them and them and them and it
will just magnify, and there is no
		
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			risk to this business, you have to
remember there's no risk to this
		
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			business. There's no possibility
of this commodity of knowledge.
		
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			And if we say it's a commodity of
knowledge that or inspiration or
		
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			tarbiyah, or spirituality that's
going to be spread from these
		
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			individuals or from the madrasa
you establish or whatever it is,
		
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			that is never never going to
disappear, because Sacred
		
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			Knowledge will always be needed.
And it's a lifeline for us. So you
		
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			have to remember that this is a
massive investment. So that's El
		
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			Nino interfaith will be a winner
don't Solihull near the ruler who
		
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			or you live a beautiful child that
will pray for you, that will pray
		
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			for you that has the understanding
to pray for you. We may leave many
		
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			beautiful children we may leave
them very successful, we may leave
		
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			them to be mashallah, you know,
wonderful doctors making lots of
		
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			money or engineers or whatever the
case is, but will they pray for us
		
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			is the question. Will they pray
for us? If we can leave our
		
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			children to pray for us. That is
the most wonderful thing that we
		
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			can do.