Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Problem Boasting

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The importance of boasting in football is discussed, including the need to show one's true self-esteem and avoid embarrassment. The Prophet sallavi sallam is emphasized, along with the need for flexibility to avoid confusion and confusion. The segment touches on the topic of hate and the confusion surrounding Omar's actions, and suggests that the person is not from the same background as the people in the area. The speaker also suggests that the person is the only person in the area who knows the area and is the only person who has been living in it for the past 40 years.

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			The next point I want to mention
today is about boasting.
		
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			Similar, but it's different.
		
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			But when you understand the fine
tuning the fine divisions between
		
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			these things and differences
between these things, then we can
		
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			become more knowledgeable about
them. And thus we can inshallah
		
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			try to figure those things out
		
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			to become perfect in something.
		
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			Like, for example, let's just say
that you want to be perfect in
		
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			football. What does it mean by
being good at football?
		
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			Is it just one thing to be good at
football, are the number of parts
		
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			in football that you have to be
good at to become perfect at
		
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			football? Do you understand? So if
you want to be a good at football,
		
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			you have to be good in a number of
things. Now, I'm not a footballer,
		
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			you'll have to help me here, you
have to be good at dribbling, you
		
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			have to be good at tackling. You
have to be good at taking shots,
		
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			you have to be good at managing
the ball, and so on and so forth,
		
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			right?
		
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			Passing, right, you have to be
good at all of these things. If
		
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			you're only good at one thing,
you're not good at football,
		
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			you're only good at one thing, the
one who's good at football is the
		
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			one who's good at all of these
things. You can only reach
		
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			perfection and attain perfection
in anything. If you divide it up,
		
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			separate them out and understand
each issue, each component and try
		
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			to achieve perfection in all of
those things. Why do I mention
		
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			this? Same thing when it comes to
our behavior. You can't just
		
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			perfect your behavior as one
thing. Now he's gonna get better
		
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			behavior. Behavior is not one
component. It's made up of
		
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			numerous components. We I have to
figure out what is my problem?
		
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			Do I have a problem with accepting
the truth when it comes to me? And
		
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			if I do that, I need to work on
that. Why am I doing that? It's
		
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			because of arrogance. Or maybe I
hate the person or maybe it's
		
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			because of jealousy, I need to
work on those things. And
		
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			that's how perfection in character
is attained by looking at the
		
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			individual components, may Allah
give us that Tofik so that's why
		
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			helping us understand these things
is useful Inshallah, boasting in
		
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			Arabic is called Solid.
		
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			Solid with a solid, not a scene,
the scene set up that means for
		
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			ancestors, forefathers,
predecessors Salaf. This is
		
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			defined as a person considering
himself specially praising oneself
		
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			all the time,
		
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			mentioning his virtue and
achievements, a person constantly
		
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			mentioning their virtues, I did
this, I did that, yes, I was part
		
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			of that. I built that mosque. I
did this, I did that.
		
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			Not for any reason, but just that
people know that I did this
		
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			mentioning his virtues or
achievement achievements low then
		
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			obviously, if you'd like to do
that, then you're also going to
		
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			love anybody who shows him his
faults.
		
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			Low anything, hate anything that
shows a person is false, and
		
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			reminds him of his mistakes.
Because you're supposed to be
		
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			perfect. In your eyes, you're
perfect. In my eyes, I'm supposed
		
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			to be perfect. So if somebody
shows me my mistakes,
		
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			or if somebody displays his or
another one is displaying his
		
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			prowess at difficult tasks,
showing how you can actually, I
		
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			mean, a lot of footballers do
this,
		
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			scoring difficult goals and then
being arrogant about it.
		
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			Or informing others of interesting
or extraordinary matters. Like you
		
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			know, everything, or them I could
do this as well, knowing
		
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			complicated mosyle and issues
		
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			that I know all of these things is
to show off.
		
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			However, one caveat here,
		
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			while not giving any heat to
lying,
		
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			because that's how you butter it
out. That's how you spice it up by
		
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			adding certain aspects that are
not fully there. So you're not
		
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			being completely accurate either.
		
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			So all of this comes from all of
this is defined as boasting.
		
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			It stems from lying, so others are
impressed with his speech. Because
		
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			when it's only about boasting then
would you care if everything you
		
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			said was true or not?
		
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			At least once you see one is to to
articulate that I'm really good at
		
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			something that's under there could
be a reason for that. If the
		
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			reason is to boast and to show
people how great you are, then a
		
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			bit of untruth and falsehood in
there won't matter.
		
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			It's all part of the deal, because
your objective is something else
		
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			now.
		
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			So it stems from lying. So the
others are impressed with this
		
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			speech and narcissism and it leads
to then hypocrisy
		
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			because you're not like that
inside. Yes, you're actually
		
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			saying something different inside.
		
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			legible Dina has the states in
hirsuta Naboo have the traits of
		
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			Satan are noticing one's self,
like constantly focusing on
		
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			oneself, deeming oneself virtuous,
being impressed by oneself, and
		
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			getting angry for the sake of the
ego.
		
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			For indeed, when a bliss was
commanded to prostrate
		
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			for the one who was lesser in
status, in his estimation,
		
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			he became angry and furious.
		
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			His rage led to him, led him to
rejection, pride and unbelief.
		
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			Look where it got him to,
		
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			completely to cover whereas Satan
a bliss, and they've even got a
		
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			name for him as zeal, his ex name,
his worship name, God knows best.
		
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			He was a worshiper, used to do
lots of worship. But
		
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			unfortunately, he did not have
full submission. He used to do
		
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			lots of worship, but he didn't
have humility. And thus, it led
		
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			him to think that fire rises and
the soil is lowly. Or the Muslim
		
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			is created from soil. So how can
he prostrate to him? This just
		
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			this is, again, you can't reach
perfection in character. He had a
		
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			lot of Ibadah but he didn't have
perfection of character. He can't
		
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			be a perfect servant of Allah.
That's essentially what it is.
		
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			So his anger arose only due to his
seeing himself as special and
		
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			better than other money he said
I'm
		
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			done you consider what he said in
the Quran. I am better than he.
		
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			And a hero Minho, hudec Danny
Munnerlyn will HELOC the home in
		
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			tween
		
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			I am better than you created me
from fire created him from clay.
		
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			Okay, you created me you should be
thinking, it doesn't matter. At
		
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			the end of the day. I didn't
create myself from fire. He could
		
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			have thought about it that way.
There's many ways of looking at
		
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			something is just, you know, the
disease of the heart makes you
		
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			look at something in a particular
way.
		
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			It just makes you look at
something in a particular way. I
		
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			spoke to somebody who'd become a
shear
		
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			because they said look at what Abu
Bakr Radi Allahu Anhu did.
		
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			It's a narrative.
		
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			They did not give we rasa.
		
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			You see what happened is 14 out of
the Allahu anha, she came to obika
		
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			the alone to ask for inheritance
		
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			or buckler, the Alon related a
hadith, that prophets, the
		
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			prophets, Allah Some said that we
do not leave inheritance.
		
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			What we leave as inheritance is
knowledge.
		
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			Hence what the prophets Allah is
the law of the land that he had
		
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			left was not for inheritance, the
expenses of his wives and so on
		
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			would be would be given from there
but it wasn't inheritance.
		
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			Now this is made a bit of the one
of the biggest issues on the shear
		
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			is this, that he made up this so
that he wouldn't have to give to
		
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			Fatima. He had this animosity
towards the family of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam. It's a
narrative. So this person I'm
		
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			speaking, I'm saying that's a
narrative. You bought into the
		
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			you've bought into this narrative.
		
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			The other narrative is that this
is a worker who was beloved by the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu sallam, none of
the other Sahabas, the majority of
		
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			the Sahaba, the overwhelming
majority, and nobody criticized
		
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			him for doing this. They accepted.
They believe they confirmed what
		
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			he said. Why don't you look at
that narrative, the majority
		
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			narrative, you want to take the
minority narrative and go with
		
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			that? Can you see how the
		
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			who's who's to decide which
narrative you take?
		
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			Because if you suddenly become
convinced by something else,
		
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			despite all the truth on the other
side, what does that tell you?
		
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			That it's a matter of defeat and
HIV learn of Allah forsaking
		
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			somebody and allowing them just to
believe whatever they want to
		
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			believe. That's why it's so
important for us to continue to
		
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			ask Allah for guidance and showing
us the truth, robbing Allah to zip
		
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			Kuba and data data in our
homeland. I'm Illidan, Kurama and
		
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			Allahumma. I didn't know how kaha
Kona is going to do better what
		
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			about it about it? I was looking
at dinner but
		
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			otherwise, if we suddenly start
thinking tomorrow, it's okay to do
		
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			this haram. Why should it be
wrong?
		
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			Sexual vices for example. No
longer do we feel they're wrong?
		
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			Certain sexual vices, for example,
or deviant sees
		
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			should be okay.
		
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			That's a narrative. And we can
only bind to a certain narrative
		
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			Allah forsakes us into the wrong
narrative.
		
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			So Satan was veiled from the
reality.
		
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			You see,
		
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			Satan
		
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			focused on
		
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			I am better than he because you
created me from fire and creating
		
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			from clay. He took that as the
biggest point. And he forgot the
		
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			other point. The other point was
		
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			in a coma, coma in the law here at
Qualcomm. Indeed, the most
		
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			honorable of you, in the sight of
Allah are the most pious to just
		
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			do what Allah tells them to do. He
could have thought about that he
		
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			could have given that emphasis and
not that emphasis. Can you see how
		
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			were wrongs come from in the world
is just giving the wrong things
		
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			emphasis, focusing on the wrong
too much and forgetting the other
		
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			part.
		
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			And to such a degree sometimes
that if we remain reminded of the
		
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			other way of looking at something,
we disagree with it because we
		
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			bought into this so much. We're
not allowing ourselves to be open
		
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			that no no, I want the truth
whatever it is, this is what the
		
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			process will did for the Sahaba he
made it for them that they were
		
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			just willing to stand for the
truth wherever it became manifest.
		
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			That's where Omar or the Allah
one, he would take his word back,
		
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			despite being the immediate
meaning the most powerful man on
		
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			earth at a time
		
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			a woman stood up and said, No, you
can't do this with regards to
		
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			fixing a dowry the limit of the
dowry you can't say you can't she
		
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			said you can't do this because
Allah says in the Quran, that you
		
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			know, she she gave the with
Kintore you know, like huge
		
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			amounts, you can't fix it and he
took his words back. Can you
		
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			imagine an imam somebody gets
something and he says, Okay, fine.
		
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			This is Omar the alarm Amira
macmini.
		
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			Why? Because the province has
taught them that truth may become
		
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			may may become clouded to you and
you need to take it wherever it
		
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			comes from, they were always
willing and flexible, that in
		
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			flexibility is the problem today,
as though whatever we've been
		
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			believing in since A and you know,
whatever we become used to do to
		
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			our surrounding, we're not gonna
change our position, and our moon
		
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			issue our challenges shoe, our ED
shoe, all of this is based on
		
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			that.
		
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			Because how can they be three
timetables? How is that possible?
		
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			In one country, but nobody's
willing, each person is just
		
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			willing to go with what they're
used to. That's why I give an
		
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			example, the two mustards that I'm
close to, they both Gujarati
		
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			right, the many relatives between
them as well. But they have
		
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			different timetables, and I'm
hearing one person from this one
		
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			Masjid.
		
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			I mentioned this generically, to
understand the issue. I'm hearing
		
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			one person from this masjid. And I
believe their timetable is best,
		
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			better than the other one. I don't
think it's perfect, but it's
		
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			better because there are three
timetables in our area within six
		
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			miles.
		
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			So this person is saying, I can't
understand those guys, why they
		
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			break in their foster, why they,
you know, ending their soul so
		
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			late. Now, this guy is not an
island or anything. I mean, he
		
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			just knows this stuff.
		
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			The reason why he's saying this is
because he's followed this
		
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			opinion, since he's been living in
this area for the last 40 years.
		
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			If I go there, they say the same
thing about these guys. And what's
		
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			their problem? And why do they
stop there fossil early, and yet
		
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			these people are from the same
background, they probably have the
		
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			same level of knowledge, but it's
what it is because he's used to
		
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			this and he's used to that
nobody's gone out of their way to
		
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			do a bit of research and say is
what is the truth here? Let me try
		
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			to understand this. Let me read a
few. Let me listen to a few
		
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			discourses on this. I mean, do a
bit of research now this is this
		
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			is what I have. And that's what
you have. So you are wrong in
		
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			this. Think about it. This is what
it is.
		
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			Then Satan, he wasn't also not
privy to the well known proverb,
		
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			unfortunately, shape if somebody
gave him this proverb of flames of
		
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			fire.
		
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			You leave nothing but ashes.
		
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			You may rise high, but you don't
leave anything but ashes. So when
		
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			Satan looked at himself with
veneration he disdained
		
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			prostrating, to one whom he saw
with the eyes of contempt.
		
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			He saw soil as a contemptible
thing. That's why he looked down
		
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			upon it, if he saw that soil
produces, whereas fire produces
		
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			only ashes, he would have thought,
No, I'm not better. Can you see?
		
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			It's focusing on the wrong point.
He became angry then, and the
		
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			sparks of rage took flight until
they completely incinerated him.
		
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			And this is what happened to
Satan. May it not happen to us.
		
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			Just as with Satan, one's very
religion will be destroyed by
		
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			boasting and having an inflated
ego Bishal half he says Rahim
		
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			Allah. I never met a man who loved
a kid.
		
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			name save that he lost his
religion as public publicly
		
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			humiliated one day, one day you
will be overcome. You can only
		
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			play this game for a certain
period of time. Imam has salami
		
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			relates at one of his ancestors
said, Whoever considers himself
		
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			special, his religion will become
trivial to him. If you think
		
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			you're good, you're too good. Your
religion will become nothing for
		
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			you. Because you will then use
your religion just to to boost
		
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			yourself up.
		
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			Imam O'Shea the states
		
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			commensurate to his estrangement
from the ego when a person come to
		
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			know his Lord. What does that
mean? It means as much as we
		
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			overcome our knifes, that is how
much more you will understand
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			one of the sages said the basis of
true though hate is ridding
		
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			oneself of the first person.
		
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			Don't say this is for me or by me
are from me or to me, that is to
		
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			ascribe all of one's ownership
achievements and talents, and
		
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			states, rather related all to
Allah. This comes from Allah, this
		
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			has come from Allah, but then
don't use it. Allah has given me
		
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			so much Allah has given me
something Allah gave me Allah gave
		
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			me this Allah made me that you
just using Allah as a excuse for
		
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			your arrogance. Don't do that
either.
		
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			May Allah subhanho wa Taala grant
us the Tofik May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala remove our blameworthy
traits and allow us to focus on
		
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			the Praiseworthy, and may Allah
allow us to have our narrative
		
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			right and guide us and do not
forsake us. Aloha Manda, salaam
		
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			Inca Salam Devadatta their jewelry
videogram Allahumma yaka une
		
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			Bureau of Medical studies
Allahumma Johan Nana Yom Ananda
		
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			Illa and the Subhan Allah in the
Quran Amina Lottie mean just
		
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			Allahu Allah Muhammad and Marhaba
Hello. Oh Allah we ask you for
		
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			your grace of Allah we ask You for
Your Mercy of Allah we ask you for
		
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			your light of Allah we ask you for
knowledge of Allah we ask you
		
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			forgiveness of Allah we ask you
purity of Allah, we ask you for
		
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			forgiveness from all the sins we
have committed. Oh Allah, the
		
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			shortcomings that we have, Oh
Allah, the defects that we have.
		
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			Oh Allah we ask that you remove
all of our spiritual illnesses and
		
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			our physical illnesses. Oh Allah
grant us well being of Allah grant
		
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			us permanent well being but of
Allah grant us sugar on our well
		
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			being of Allah there are so many
things that we need to make sugar
		
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			for, of Allah do not make us of
the ungrateful ones. Oh Allah
		
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			makers of the shakin, oh Allah
makers of the dark green makers of
		
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			those who always remember you, of
Allah What use is the of a human
		
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			without remembrance of Allah. We
ask that you grant us your
		
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			remembrance of Allah fill our
hearts with your light. Fill our
		
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			hearts with the love of your
obedience and hatred for your
		
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			disobedience of Allah bless all of
those who are here all of those
		
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			who are listening of Allah make
this Ramadan, the best Ramadan
		
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			that we have ever spent, and oh
Allah do not take us out of it
		
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			without writing us of those
emancipated from the Hellfire of
		
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			Allah grant us genital filled dose
of Allah grant us genital fear
		
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			dose, O Allah make us make us
individuals who your prophets and
		
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			Allah while your son will be proud
with on the day of judgment of
		
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			Allah don't make us of those who
will be turned away from the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
grant us the Kadima on our
		
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			deathbed, and Allah send Your
abundant blessings on our
		
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			messenger Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam Subhan Allah
		
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			because Allah is it here mIRC
phone was salam ala l Mursaleen.
		
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			Al Hamdulillah.