Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Purpose of Marriage

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the meaning of "istic" in marriage, including couples not being married to someone who is praying with them and protecting their religion. They stress the importance of protecting one's religion and not getting married to someone who may be in a similar ideology. The speakers also touch on the concept of "ma'am" and how it can create stability and community, as well as the importance of finding a man and a woman to support them and create a stable environment.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim what we
want to discuss right now is you
		
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			know where the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam set forth for B 13 be
		
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			successful with the one of the
deans. So what exactly does Dean
		
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			mean here? This is there's a lot
of confusion in here.
		
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			Here, Dean doesn't just mean that
you see somebody like a man who's
		
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			praying and he seems to be looking
Muslim. As such, he's attaching
		
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			himself to Muslim activities. That
is, of course the that's part of
		
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			the deal, right? But that is not
all.
		
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			Likewise, you see a sister
mashallah, see she's hijab, she's
		
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			praying and so on. She is getting
involved in good things.
		
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			What the deen also means because
remember, the deen is mentioned
		
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			here in the context of marriage.
So what is the deen in the context
		
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			of marriage? See what I'm saying?
What is the mean?
		
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			Fifth village in marriage. Salah
is Al Hamdulillah you know, solid
		
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			is good but there's Hadith that
explain it.
		
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			For example, for the woman It says
if she if you look at her, she,
		
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			you know she she pleases you and
and several other things like
		
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			that. So what you need to look for
is, how much are they willing to
		
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			fulfill the recommendations in the
Sunnah of how to interact with the
		
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			husband, with the wife, and one of
the biggest things o'clock and
		
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			character which is religious,
because the prophets, Allah has
		
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			actually said that the best of you
is the one best in character, and
		
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			I am the best to my wives. So
character is linked to
		
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			relationship and you know,
everything we said earlier, about
		
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			moderating your anger, your
sensitivity, irritability,
		
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			disputation, argumentation,
generosity, talking about being
		
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			miserly and stingy and withholding
all of that is o'clock. So this is
		
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			what that refers to. This is a big
part of further for be, that'd be
		
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			make sure you get the one with the
right character, the right
		
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			religious character,
		
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			not just Salaat not just the way
they dress, all of that plays a
		
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			role in there. Having said that,
there are some people, they fall
		
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			into a bit of an issue where they
see really good character, for
		
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			example, good behavior, but the
person is not praying, or they're
		
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			not covering.
		
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			And they get married, saying, oh,
they'll cover Don't worry, they're
		
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			very good people they will cover
and then they don't cover or they
		
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			don't pray. That's another mistake
people make.
		
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			If you want to get something
unless you're desperate, and you
		
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			got, you have to just find
anybody, then you want to try to
		
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			find the person that meets those
major ideals that you have.
		
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			Don't get so driven on another
point, which is less significant,
		
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			because the browser has some said,
make sure you're satisfied with
		
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			the dean.
		
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			So you think no, no, he or she is
really good in everything else in
		
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			sha Allah, they will start praying
as well. In sha Allah, the start
		
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			covering.
		
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			So keep keep that in mind that
that's not always going to happen.
		
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			You'd rather get somebody who,
especially difficult things,
		
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			especially difficult things, you
want to make sure you get the
		
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			right thing from the beginning. If
it's small changes, that's
		
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			understandable. The other thing
then is an Autobot. You know,
		
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			because we're living in the in the
West in very multicultural
		
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			societies various ideologies as
well.
		
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			What about getting into a multi
into a you can say a cross mazahub
		
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			relationship?
		
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			Do you think do you think there's
any problem with that?
		
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			Generally, there shouldn't be. You
get a Maliki marrying a Hanafy
		
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			Shafi marrying a Maliki as long as
you can decide, okay, how do you
		
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			want to bring up the kids? The
children? Do you want to bring
		
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			them up like a hybrid? Half Maliki
half chef or EEO? I mean, you
		
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			gentlemen, focus on one or the
other.
		
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			The problem is that if you're
going to get married with people
		
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			who have a superiority complex,
who consider everybody else to be
		
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			wrong, then then that's difficult
Alhamdulillah within the mother
		
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			him, you know,
		
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			there's there's not much of that
problem. They respect one another
		
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			in that sense, right. So you got a
Moroccan sister or brother, you
		
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			know, Malik, you're getting
married to somebody from Sirius
		
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			Hanafy or Shafi. There's no
problem as long as you can agree
		
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			on certain things, not an issue.
It's not a big deal. But if you've
		
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			got somebody who's maybe from
		
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			a ideological perspective, I dealt
with somebody actually was in
		
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			Sweden, but he was in another
city. And the poor woman is
		
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			telling me that he finally called
me Catherine and then and then
		
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			basically divorce me. He did take
fear of me. You don't want to get
		
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			married to a DVD because if you
get in the wrong
		
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			you're in trouble. Solo
		
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			compatibility, isn't it? It's just
another factor in compatibility.
		
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			You know the Hadith Have you read
the Hadith where the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
when a person marries this is a
		
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			Hadith related by NSO the Allahu
Anhu. In beta e book is written
		
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			from short in a short booty man.
The Prophet sallallahu sallam said
		
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			when a person marries half of his
religion has been completed.
		
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			And he should now be mindful of
Allah regarding the other half.
		
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			How is marriage half of faith?
		
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			Half of faith all of faith
marriages, half of it
		
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			how would you get half of faith to
you know half of faith is covered
		
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			in marriage. These are
perspectives. This is a way of
		
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			looking at it. Our Deen relies on
protection of primarily two things
		
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			if somebody does a prophet Allah
some said, if somebody can
		
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			guarantee for me that which is
between the jaws, the tongue, and
		
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			that which is between the legs, I
guarantee for them paradise. So
		
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			when you get married, that a halal
outlet to give you fulfillment of
		
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			your sexual urges, is found.
		
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			So that protects half the that's
half the prediction. Now you have
		
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			to worry about your tongue. But
the tongue is actually
		
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			much more of a trouble sometimes.
Because as Imam Ghazali says, is
		
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			that so here on hajima? Who
		
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			is Kabiru? Jericho? Right? Severen
Jeremiah who can be run judo, you
		
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			can say
		
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			it, there's no effort in the
tongue. And that of course, so
		
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			basically the idea is, as many of
the other must say that the
		
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			Prophet saw some exaggerated the
idea of marriage because really it
		
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			gives sukoon human beings have
this idea you have to remember
		
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			about marriage. You know, when you
get married, you know what you're
		
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			doing.
		
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			Tell me where did marriage begin?
In June, the first marriage the
		
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			first married couple was in Jana,
and where his marriage is going to
		
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			end
		
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			in Jana, mashallah, you guys are
fast. And that's basically the
		
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			beginning and end of my book.
		
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			The last chapter in the book is
husband and wife in paradise.
		
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			Because Adam, and how are they
sound, they started in paradise,
		
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			then they came out. And what you
want is you want
		
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			to the to the people you're going
to be with the person you're going
		
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			to be with if you're a man, the
person you're going to be with
		
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			your woman, the person you're
going to be with is going to be
		
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			your spouse in paradise.
		
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			Yes, you can visit your parents,
you can visit your children, you
		
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			can visit your auntie's, you can
visit somebody else, whoever you
		
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			want, but in terms of
		
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			who you're going to share your
paradise with.
		
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			Because your father is gonna have
his paradise with your mother,
		
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			with his wife, or wives or
whatever. Likewise, your mother is
		
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			going to be with a husband.
		
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			You're going to be with your
spouse. If you look at all of the
		
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			depictions and details of paradise
in the Quran. And in the Sunnah,
		
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			when it talks about who you're
going to be with, it's got to be
		
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			with your spouse. In fact, in
other words, what is paradise
		
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			without a spouse? What are you
going to do in paradise without a
		
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			spouse? In fact, I don't think
there's anybody in paradise
		
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			without a spouse.
		
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			Even if you've not been married in
this world, you will get married
		
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			to somebody else.
		
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			You will get married to somebody
who is not married. Every man will
		
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			have a spouse of the world and
then beyond that, we'll be here
		
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			today.
		
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			Right that's different that
depends on what atma you've done
		
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			what good deeds you've done or not
or whatever the case is. But
		
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			spouse
		
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			paradise is with a spouse as word
you him as word as word he was
		
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			Allah sees in the Quran
		
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			now you do get questions that I
hate my husband
		
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			I don't want to be in paradise
		
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			I've heard that case like you know
when they hear about this that
		
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			spouses are going to be together
in paradise like I can't bear the
		
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			thought
		
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			so what is the answer to that I'm
still struggling with that I
		
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			haven't found something clear cut
but I think it's quite simple in
		
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			the sense that paradise does have
this special machinery outside the
		
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			extractor fans they call
extracting machines for hazard
		
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			jealousy, hatred, all that stuff.
You cannot enter paradise with
		
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			hatred or jealousy. You will not
have a problem in paradise. So if
		
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			you are going to be with that
spouse you will be you'll finally
		
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			have the life you're looking for.
		
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			And you know once you've enjoyed
it then all the past becomes
		
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			history isn't it? Once let's just
say you had a bad relationship
		
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			with somebody and then it became
very good do you care about the
		
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			past anymore? Generally no unless
you're crazy right you don't you
		
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			don't care about the past anymore
it's now the now right that's what
		
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			we worried about
		
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			what of the ways that process
master bro solo some if a woman
		
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			has had many husbands in her in
her life in the sense that one
		
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			died got married again because
remember, in those days mashallah,
		
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			there was a free flow. Right? So
		
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			He
		
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			said he will have the one with the
best character, she gets to choose
		
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			the one of the best character, can
you see how important best
		
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			characteristics. So that's why I
said the preparation for marriage
		
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			is about preparing your character,
really. And if you're already in
		
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			marriage, and you'd see the
problems, you will probably tell
		
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			me that I agree with you that it's
about character. But it's never
		
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			too late character can always be
changed. character can be
		
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			improved. How do you improve
character? Well, firstly, we need
		
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			to recognize we have a floor.
Problem is that if you've got
		
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			certain character traits, like
ego,
		
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			Nas narcissism or
		
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			arrogance, the for that person,
everybody else is always wrong.
		
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			They always right.
		
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			Now, we have to really start
thinking that maybe I am right,
		
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			but not fully right? Start like
that. And read books like by Imam
		
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			Ghazali and others, we got one,
the path to perfection. What that
		
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			does is these books they give you,
okay, this is jealousy, define it,
		
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			and they give you the cure.
		
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			This is anger, they define anger.
And these are the problems. And
		
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			this is the way to deal with it.
Jealousy and so on and so forth.
		
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			o'clock character, the, one of the
destructive factors of marriage is
		
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			suspicion.
		
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			Generally, it starts off early.
		
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			What that means is, let's just say
the husband and wife have been
		
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			married and things are going well,
they start doing one or the both,
		
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			they start becoming over
possessive.
		
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			They start becoming too possessive
over the other
		
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			to a level of being controlling.
And that gets then suffocating.
		
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			When is that you feel cared for?
There's a limit to that somebody
		
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			really looks after me, they're
always looking out. For me.
		
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			There's a comfortable level, when
you go beyond that, it becomes
		
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			suffocating.
		
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			You have to remember that while at
the same time look, another
		
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			challenge is that if you have been
really close to your friends
		
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			before marriage, used to just have
a routine everyday you finish work
		
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			and you have to go out with them.
Or your closest friend is
		
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			football, soccer, whatever, or
YouTube.
		
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			And that's what you do, you come
home and that's what you do three
		
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			hours on YouTube for hours on
YouTube, not necessarily learning
		
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			something but just mashallah, you
know, one after the other, or
		
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			Netflix one after the other.
		
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			You're gonna have to realize that
after marriage, you can't do that,
		
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			like that.
		
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			If you're really close to your
family, like some, some women,
		
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			they're very close to the family,
they tell them everything, to
		
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			their sisters,
		
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			to their mother, or maybe to their
front, the biggest mistake you
		
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			will make is that you start every
small issue, you start telling
		
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			them. So you got another soap
opera going on. Now the drama,
		
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			people have enough dramas out
there on Netflix and other places,
		
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			you don't need to create another
one. Right? When you have small
		
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			issues with your husband or your
wife, you don't tell anybody else,
		
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			deal with it, learn to be
confidently dealing with it. Yes.
		
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			If you do get helpless, and you
have no other means and is getting
		
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			unbearable, then then after that
you don't stay and then you ask
		
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			for help from the most decent
person. But it's actually
		
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			detrimental for wives to start
saying every small thing about
		
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			their married life to their
mother.
		
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			Do you understand? Yes, if the
mother is very wise, she will say
		
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			Look, don't tell me, you deal with
it.
		
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			Otherwise, the mother She's got
her own relationship that she does
		
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			her relationship with her husband,
your father. And your relationship
		
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			with your husband is totally
different than dynamic. Your he's
		
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			a different man, your father was a
different man dynamics different.
		
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			She will probably tell you based
on her understanding, and that may
		
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			not work in your situation. She
you cannot let your mother read
		
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			remote control your marriage.
		
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			That's why there's one woman who
all the time she has to go to her
		
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			mother.
		
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			One day her mother told her look
from now on, I don't want you to
		
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			tell me all of this, I want you to
deal with it. I don't know your
		
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			husband, the way you know him. You
know, your intimacy, your
		
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			understanding your person, your
understanding as well is much more
		
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			than I do. So if I'm seeing it's
not helpful for me to tell you
		
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			from now on, you're not going to
tell me you're going to deal with
		
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			it. And then the daughter later
says that that was the best thing
		
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			that happened to me that when my
mother told me that I need to deal
		
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			with it, I started thinking
thinking of the strategies to deal
		
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			with it.
		
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			Otherwise you're like just doing
whatever like a puppet. And it's a
		
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			different dynamic.
		
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			Yes, if your mother knew this man,
somehow
		
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			everything about them and then
she's telling you okay, do this is
		
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			understandable. They don't and
even then let you deal with it.
		
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			Another thing is
		
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			If you cannot say sorry, in your
marriage, you're in big trouble.
		
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			Because we all make a small
mistake here and there. Sorry.
		
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			Please forgive me. Here's some
flowers.
		
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			Why did you bring the flowers? I
felt really bad Yesterday, I spoke
		
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			like that to you. I didn't
appreciate the food. I didn't
		
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			appreciate this or that.
		
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			That's apologies. Very high. One
marriage in front of me of
		
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			somebody I know, very closely
broke up because one of the
		
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			parents could not say so.
		
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			Even when we're trying to counsel
them, that one partner, I spoke to
		
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			other people.
		
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			And that particular partner was
willing to listen until they
		
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			started saying, Okay, you're, I
think you're also to blame.
		
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			Then he's like, Okay, you're on
his side.
		
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			That's a psychological complex
sometimes. So if you think I mean,
		
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			it's like, if I tell you, if you
think you're like that, you should
		
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			get help. But you're never gonna
think like that. You're never
		
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			gonna think you need help. Can you
see it's a really difficult
		
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			situation to be in. But saying,
Sorry, apologies. So here, this is
		
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			where I would say if you're
married, you need to develop a
		
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			love bank.
		
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			You can start an account anywhere.
There's lots of ways of starting
		
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			an account.
		
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			Which site you go to for a love
bank? Account? Anybody know? Any
		
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			good suggestions? Love bank is
just between it's that it just,
		
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			it's just between you and your
wife. That's it. You and your
		
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			spouse?
		
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			What it is? Is that every little
good thing you do
		
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			a praise. Appreciation. A gift.
		
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			Anything else? Good? You do? Your
what you're doing is you're
		
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			depositing into love bank.
		
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			You know, for example, if we're
friends, right? And I've helped
		
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			you out in the past, you've helped
me out. When my car broke down,
		
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			you came all the way to help me.
Right? When I was going through a
		
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			rough time, mashallah, you know,
you stayed up at night, and you
		
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			helped me and all the rest of it.
		
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			I needed money, you helped me,
right. So now we had a little
		
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			issue.
		
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			What comes to your mind when you
have a little issue? shaytaan
		
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			comes like he hates you?
		
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			Right? You don't want to be with
him anymore. But then what does
		
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			yourself tell you? No, but look,
look at how good he was. Look what
		
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			the good thing he did before. You
see what I'm saying. That's the
		
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			love bank. Whenever you have an
issue, you need a love bank, you
		
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			needed a good balance in your love
bank. So whenever an issue
		
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			happens, you withdraw from the
love bank.
		
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			Now, if you have too many
problems, and your love bank
		
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			balance is not it's very small,
then you're going to deplete in
		
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			going overdraft, then you can see
this getting into critical.
		
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			So the way to create the love
bank, and the deposits in there is
		
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			slowly slowly, frequently.
		
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			If somebody says you know what
today, I'm going to go to my wife
		
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			and I'm going to buy her the best
flowers I can buy most expensive
		
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			and I spend $100 on
		
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			on flowers, and I'm going to buy
these boxes of chocolates and and
		
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			then I'm not going to do anything
for two months.
		
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			That's like saying that on Sunday,
I can't do it everyday. But on
		
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			Sunday, I'm going to brush my
teeth for two hours
		
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			or one hour and I don't have to do
it every day, then. Is that
		
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			useful?
		
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			Two minutes every day. Morning and
Evening is more healthier than one
		
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			hour, you're going to kill your
teeth. If you do that. You're
		
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			going to suffocate. So that's the
love bank in the Arabic staying
		
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			saying is Al Insano. Abdullah,
Hassan,
		
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			the human is a slave to favours
anybody who's done a favor for
		
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			you. You generally become like,
because that's human. Why does
		
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			bribery work? What how do you buy?
How do they buy people, because
		
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			you show them you're going to do
something good for them. So then
		
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			they give you everything they
want. This is our human weakness.
		
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			So that's why I'm saying that
increase your axon with your with
		
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			your spouse,
		
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			increase your axon with your
spouse. Now you have to remember
		
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			men like certain things and women
like certain things.
		
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			The way women give love is in a
motherly way, an affectionate,
		
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			motherly way. That's kind of their
way of giving love. A man's way of
		
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			giving love is sexual.
		
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			Right? That's what they're more
interested in.
		
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			If you're having problems in your
marriage, you have to really think
		
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			about what is the problem? The
easiest thing to do is to blame
		
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			the next the next person. That's
the easiest thing to do, but
		
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			that's not helpful. If we don't
look into ourselves as
		
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			Am I doing everything proper?
Clearly the other person may be
		
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			making a mistake as well. But if
you just focus on that, then you
		
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			don't get anywhere. So many times
we have an issue. What and even if
		
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			I think that my wife may have done
me I should apologize. Sometimes I
		
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			just feel that
		
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			this these are the Hadith that led
me this is the Hadith that drives
		
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			me now if you don't know this
hadith now tell me when I
		
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			mentioned how he's telling me if
you knew this hadith or not,
		
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			because if you don't know you got
nothing to do it for. And this is
		
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			the beauty of learning masala. One
Hadith says the prophets Allah or
		
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			some said, and I hope I'm correct,
cuz I don't have in front of me.
		
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			But if you
		
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			if you avoid a dispute, let's say
you're in an argument, but you
		
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			avoid the dispute and you are on
the wrong
		
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			one about it. You know, you're
wrong, but you'd like disputing.
		
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			And you give up thinking I
shouldn't do this. In a strange
		
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			situation, you will get a house in
the outskirts of paradise.
		
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			Right. And if you are right, one
time, you are right. But you still
		
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			give up dispute because it's
harmful. So not to you get a place
		
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			for you, Robert Viljandi in the in
the middle of Jana.
		
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			Now,
		
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			as he won't be Yes. As our iman
Yes.
		
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			That's one Hadees that drives me.
Right, that I'm gonna get that if
		
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			I do this. You have to have an
incentive, don't you? Otherwise,
		
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			he's like, No, I'm selfish. Let
her say, you know, the other
		
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			Hadees that drives me is
		
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			Al Abadi Oh, be salami, buddy,
aminal, Kibera, the one you know,
		
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			when you stop talking to somebody,
		
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			then the person who speaks first
is going to be the one who has to
		
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			what they call bite the bullet.
Right? Because the other is, is
		
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			no, I want him to say first I want
her to say trust. I want her to
		
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			because when you say a silhouette,
it's like you're apologizing?
		
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			Almost right? So the Elisa drives
me there is that the person hasn't
		
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			said whoever starts the salon.
They're free of arrogance. They're
		
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			free of price. So that's why I
feel like I'll get rewarded for
		
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			this. Because everybody needs an
incentive. Now, how many of you
		
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			knew this hadith in this context?
		
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			Some of you knew the Hadith. But
did you knew it? Did you know to
		
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			apply it in this context? No,
right? How many of you now think
		
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			that's a good idea?
		
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			Just about five, six of you, none
of you. Okay.
		
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			So this is how the sun is helpful.
		
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			If you focus on it, very helpful,
because this is life. You're gonna
		
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			have issues. So this is life. Oh,
what I was saying about marriage
		
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			that I moved on from, you know,
how big of an issue marriages or
		
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			how significant marriages,
marriage when you get married to
		
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			somebody, you're getting married
and you're producing children. And
		
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			that child of yours is going to
have is going to get married and
		
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			have other children. All of that
comes from you. Of course, it
		
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			carries on above, but you are the
next person in the chain. Think
		
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			about that. One of my friends told
me is a very influential, higher
		
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			person.
		
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			Once he said something to me, I
was like, Wow, you're so right. He
		
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			says.
		
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			If you look at husband and wife,
in this case, Masha, Allah, Allah
		
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			has placed women in certain very
influential positions. He says
		
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			right now,
		
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			feminism doesn't allow you to
celebrate those ideas. They are
		
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			looking for something else. So
it's, it's based on our social
		
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			realities, we're in a bit of a
challenging position. But what he
		
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			said is that if you have if you
get married, well, no, he didn't
		
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			say that. He said, If you have a
mother who's righteous, she will
		
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			give you a headstart of
approximately 15 years in the
		
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			deed.
		
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			What do you mean by that? More
than the Father, this is where the
		
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			mother get more and more rewards.
		
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			If I teach, I'm teaching you
inshallah and teaching you a few
		
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			things today and my whole my whole
reason for writing the book, and
		
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			for doing this course is because
there's just too much problem. And
		
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			marriage
		
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			is what creates communities
community is what contributes to
		
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			society. The reason where there
are so many
		
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			individuals out there with a lot
of rage in their hearts, and none
		
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			of them come from single parent
homes or broken homes or
		
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			dysfunctional homes.
		
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			Allah wants the husband wife
relationship to be such that it
		
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			creates a stability. They're
supposed to be comforting one
		
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			another.
		
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			The marital home is called a
Muskan. In Arabic.
		
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			A bait is a room. A dar in Arabic
is a like a state, but a Muskan is
		
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			a home
		
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			And we Whoever understands Arabic
You know what I'm asking right
		
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			Muskan is a home and you know the
word muscarinic comes from sukoon.
		
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			What is a Muskan or a bait or a
dar without sukoon
		
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			create a place of Sukkot Lita
school La Jolla as exactly what
		
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			Khadija the Allah Juana provided
for the Bronx a lot.
		
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			So that she was 40. He was 25.
Then, in 15 years when she was 55,
		
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			he got prophecy when he became 40.
		
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			And then 10 years after she died,
		
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			that was the 10th year of Makkah,
three years before migration, some
		
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			of the toughest years. She died
that year, she was his internal
		
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			provider. And that same year, Abu
Talib, who was his external
		
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			support also died. That's why that
year is called Amel has a name,
		
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			the year of the two griefs when he
came back from his first
		
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			encounter, you know this, I don't
need to repeat it. When he came
		
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			back from the first encounter with
Gibreel Ali salaam, she calmed him
		
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			down, she comforted him, she
reassured him, she took him.
		
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			This is what husbands do, and
wives do for one another, this is
		
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			what the musket is supposed to be,
then in that environment, you
		
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			bring up children, they're going
to be decent children, otherwise,
		
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			they're going to have rage because
something's missing in their life.
		
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			In fact, there was a interview I
saw with a woman, a grown woman,
		
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			now, she was brought up by two
mothers, the modern sense of two
		
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			others, right, not two mothers and
one husband, two wives and not
		
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			like that situation. This is the
modern sense of to two mothers.
		
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			And she says, look, they were both
good people to me. But
		
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			I mean, she's saying this, she
says, but it can never replace the
		
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			father figure.
		
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			At the end of the day, you need a
man and a woman. And there are
		
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			studies that show
		
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			that fatherless families, the
daughters suffer.
		
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			In fact, biologically, their
periods come on faster. If they
		
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			don't have a father figure in
involved in the family.
		
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			And because they don't have a
father figure to show them the
		
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			complement them and to give them
the the fatherly love or whatever.
		
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			They become more vulnerable
afterwards. Because then anybody
		
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			anytime they can arrange, who
tries to say something good to
		
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			them, they're in need of a male
figure, then they be very
		
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			vulnerable to abuse.
		
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			You want to create that, can you
see what marriage is doing? Now
		
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			it's creating. It's not just you
and you and your spouse, it's your
		
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			children, your children make up
society. You have a good marriage,
		
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			your society is going to be good
you're going to contribute to
		
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			that, then not just that it's a
massive all the way down your
		
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			children their children don't the
Prophet sallallahu sallam said, I
		
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			was born with no suffer. I was
born that all my forefathers never
		
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			committed Zina.
		
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			Subhanallah Allah
		
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			can we say the same thing in sha
Allah? Can no will one of our
		
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			grandchild be able to say the same
thing for us?
		
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			The mashallah you know, I'm from a
family which was very decent, my
		
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			grandfather, my grandmother,
really decent people, really good
		
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			people. There's your your, your
that when you get married, you're
		
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			creating a massive wave. It's
going to and that's why
		
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			on the Day of Judgment in sha
Allah, our progeny will be a
		
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			source of gladness for our eyes.
Rob and I have Lana Minh as well
		
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			as in our area Kurata Aryan with
your unerring Matakana email, and
		
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			that's why I don't consider
marriage to be some small issue if
		
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			you have if you're married, and
you don't understand you need to
		
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			do everything you can to sort that
marriage out, even if that means
		
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			you have to make sacrifice for it.
		
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			So there you go.
		
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			Baraka last week, the main thing
is that let us make this a turning
		
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			point for marriages. In I think
it's Malaysia, you're not allowed
		
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			to get married until you take a
marriage course.
		
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			Right? Anybody from Malaysia here?
If they can?
		
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			You're not allowed to? You know, I
think that's very good. The Masjid
		
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			should stop doing the cause and
delay. And when when does when
		
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			does your married season begin?
Make May, May June. People like to
		
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			get married in the summer, right?
Yeah, yeah. I mean, generally, so
		
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			I think. Yeah, so this May, June,
July, right. So I think all the
		
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			Imams or wherever they should have
a marriage course every twice a
		
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			year, maybe like one in end of
March, and the other one around
		
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			this time. Because it's just don't
get married. Don't let anybody get
		
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			married until they've done many
courses in at least one course on
		
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			marriage, and at least a few books
on marriage. Because you really
		
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			need to know as much as you can,
so that you don't run into
		
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			problems.