Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Servants of the Most Merciful

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The transcript discusses various topics related to the concept of "will" and the importance of finding the most exotic and exotic names. The speakers stress the importance of avoiding making names that sound like silent and finding the most exotic and exotic names. They also discuss the concept of "will" and how it relates to behavior and actions. The transcript also touches on the importance of social interaction and the benefits of spending money on one's family.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim
Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Hamden
		
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			cathedral forgiven Mubarak and fie
Mubarak and Ali,
		
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			gamma you Hedberg, Guna where the
Jalla Jalla, who I'm in a word was
		
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			Salatu was Salam. O Allah say you
will have you will Mustafa
		
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			SallAllahu, Derrida are they who
are the early he or software he or
		
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			Baraka was seldom at the Sleeman.
GFI Ron
		
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			Ely only been a mouthguard
		
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			we start with a few verses of the
Quran
		
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			that are like a lady Jaya. ILF is
Ebola Oh geography has your origin
		
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			Camaron money euro will who will
read Jarrell Leila one her Raheel
		
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			feta Lehmann ra the a
		
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			ra the Shu KU
		
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			were a bad O'Rourke 9:11am Shona
I'll be Hohner what either Hopper
		
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			hormonal Jaya he Luna aka Lou
Salem well Lavina Joby to nanny
		
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			Rob be him suit Jada who
		
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			will Latina yaku Luna burner serif
and either but Jehan in
		
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			Ghana haram in
		
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			most called wrong.
		
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			We are unsuitable for con.
		
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			Some of the most well known verses
of Surah Al Furqan. Well knows
		
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			verses of the Quran and you would
have heard them in a number of
		
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			lectures probably before as well.
		
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			From verse 61 onwards, actually
the story starts a bit before
		
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			that. Verse 58, Allah subhanho wa
Taala says, Whatever kill al Hi ru
		
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			le de la jolla Moute was a bit
behind the work FOB b2b arriba de
		
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			hubiera.
		
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			So
		
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			rely on the living one, rely on
the EverLiving one
		
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			who doesn't die?
		
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			Who is the one that lives and
never dies? Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			So that's a characteristic of
Allah and glorify him with his
		
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			praise. Glorify him with his
praise. Do this be with him, and
		
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			so praise Him and glorify him.
		
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			And Allah subhanho wa Taala is
well aware, sufficiently aware of
		
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			the sins of His servants.
		
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			And then Allah subhanho wa Taala
describes himself a bit more, he's
		
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			the one who created the heavens
and earth, and everything that's
		
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			in between in six days. And then
he did sdwa on the arch and a rock
		
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			man.
		
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			He is the rock man.
		
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			He is the Most Merciful One.
		
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			And then, in the next verse, it
says, when it said to them, to
		
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			prostrate to the Most Merciful
One, they say, Well, Mr. Rahman,
		
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			what is this Rahman
		
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			they, they're saying this
		
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			in a sarcastic way.
		
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			They knew Allah, that name was
there. But the other names of
		
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			Allah subhana wa, tada. We're not
necessarily all well known, or
		
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			known by them. So that's why they
say Walmart ramen.
		
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			What is this Rama and Rama and as
you know, after Allah is probably
		
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			one of the greatest names, the
Most Merciful in a very intense,
		
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			very, very unique expression of
mercy is disgusting Rama, and it's
		
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			no not no normal word. It's a very
special word in such a way that
		
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			you can't call somebody Ramadan.
So my name is Abdul Rahman. I'm
		
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			very proud of that name, because
it means a rough man Cabinda the
		
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			slave of the Most Merciful One may
Allah make us of the merciful
		
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			ones. Give us some of the
characteristic, but some people to
		
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			shorten Sal Rahman.
		
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			And you can't see that
		
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			there's some mystery, which is
mosquito ramen, say, I'm going to
		
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			ramen, you're not going to run?
Well, I mean, I guess maybe you
		
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			are going to run you are going to
Allah.
		
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			So you have to be careful with the
names of Allah. I just want to
		
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			clarify something about the names
of Allah that the 99 names that we
		
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			have.
		
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			Only some of them. You can't keep
for people. The others you can.
		
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			Right. So ramen is one of them.
It's unique to Allah. But for
		
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			example, Rahim you can have
somebody's name. Somebody else's
		
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			name is Rahim as well. You don't
have to have Abdul Rahim. Likewise
		
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			Melek just means sovereign. Allah
is the greatest king and
		
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			sovereign, but you can have other
kings on lower level
		
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			So likewise, majority of the names
can be used for others and you
		
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			don't need to add with them.
		
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			On the discussion of names, we
should be very careful how we name
		
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			people. Because name, you know,
when somebody's calling me, Abdul
		
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			Rahman, Abdul Rahman, somebody's
name is silent, silent, silent.
		
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			somebody's name is
		
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			Mohammed,
		
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			Mohammed,
		
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			my full harfield. I believe
there's an effect in that. That's
		
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			why the Prophet salallahu Salam
used to change bad names to good
		
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			names. If there was no effect in a
name, and it's just the name is
		
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			just the label a name is not just
the label.
		
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			Right.
		
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			I believe there's something
subliminal about it, that when you
		
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			constantly saying silent, silent
Saudi Insha Allah, there's Salah
		
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			there. There's piety and goodness,
that will come about there.
		
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			Right. So that's why I don't think
of names that are going to become
		
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			the next YouTube sensation.
		
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			I need to find the most exotic
name so they can become a star.
		
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			That's what some people do
nowadays, because it's all about
		
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			branding, isn't it? So we get
calls, they find the weirdest
		
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			names. I say, can you tell us what
this means? I look, it's not from
		
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			Arabic. It's from Ethiopian.
Seriously, one name? I forget the
		
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			name it was it was from Ethiopian.
I said, so there's nothing wrong
		
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			with keeping an Ethiopian name.
But you know, what are you trying
		
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			to achieve? So you have to be very
careful about the way you call
		
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			what you call your children. And
in England, since we're living in
		
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			a non Muslim country, in different
culture, non Arabs, right. A lot
		
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			of our names are very difficult to
pronounce for people and sometimes
		
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			they make a big mess of them.
		
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			And the name changes the meaning
changes, and sometimes becomes
		
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			really a bad meaning sometimes as
well.
		
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			It should really be careful about
what you're going to make find
		
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			easy names, not complicated names,
so that people will say them
		
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			properly. Right.
		
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			So Eunice is quite easy, even
though you managed to mess it up a
		
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			bit, right? But it's easy. You're
gonna get it right from now on.
		
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			You're never gonna say Eunice
again. Okay. Okay, Eunice, Min
		
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			Tunis.
		
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			There's a famous Yunus in France.
He's from Tunisia. So they call
		
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			him Yunus mean Tunis.
		
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			So that's not Yunus mean Tunis,
okay.
		
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			Okay, so they used to, they used
to make fun of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. So now Allah subhanaw taala
after describing himself and
		
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			giving characteristics about
himself
		
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			that's a such diverse so I didn't
read it in Arabic didn't make it
		
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			obligatory on you. After that,
Allah subhanho wa taala. He says,
		
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			the baraka, Lidija Isla Vista
mighty brugia. All of these verses
		
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			are to show what Allah subhanho wa
Taala does in the heavens and
		
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			earth. Bless it is he who has
		
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			put these mansions in the heavens
		
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			and the Suraj, which is the Lenten
will come around money era
		
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			and the stars, the illuminated
stars, he's the one who makes the
		
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			day and night, that discussion. So
Allah subhanaw taala describes
		
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			himself first because they're
wondering what is ramen? So Allah
		
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			tells them what ramen is, and what
he does. Now the next part is very
		
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			important for us, which is because
we believe in our ramen. Next part
		
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			is important, He then tells us,
who is it? Who are the real Allah,
		
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			the ramen
		
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			is such a powerful name, and it's
such a powerful entity, Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is very, very
powerful. So what is his effects
		
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			going to be on the people?
		
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			How should people be to be his
slaves? So remember, he Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is saying to the
non Muslims who are challenging
		
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			the name Rahman as well, and the
concept of God, because they did
		
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			Sheikh in those days they
		
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			they made partners with Allah
subhanaw taala. So here Allah is
		
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			showing how the effect of Allah is
even on his slaves, that the
		
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			slaves become special and all the
points mentioned. In the next 12
		
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			or so verses, they are the
characteristics of the most
		
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			beautiful person of the true insan
the true human being.
		
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			So Allah subhanho wa Taala then
starts and he says, we're a bird
		
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			or Ronnie.
		
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			And the first characteristic
mentioned here of ramen is
		
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			Alladhina M Chu and Adela will be
Hona those who work
		
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			with humility on the earth. Now
that's really interesting. Allah
		
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			subhana wa Tada. The focus is not
just to say that walk humbly,
		
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			don't walk arrogantly. The focus
is don't be arrogant. Don't be a
		
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			show off.
		
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			Don't
		
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			boast and have pride, but be
humble and express humility
		
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			altogether. So why mentioned how
they work?
		
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			Because when somebody is sitting
there sometimes, you know, these
		
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			are all internal traits,
especially humility and arrogance
		
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			is is an internal trait. It's a
feeling in the mind, right? I feel
		
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			better than somebody else. I think
everybody else is low, despicable,
		
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			humiliated, disgraced individuals,
I am superior, it's a thought in
		
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			the mind.
		
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			Right? It's a thought in the mind.
However,
		
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			it is such a powerful and negative
characteristic that it will become
		
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			manifest in our behavior.
		
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			Arrogant people, you can tell the
arrogance from the different ways
		
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			they move around, the way they
sit, the way they walk, especially
		
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			the way they walk. Arrogant
people, they walk with a dominance
		
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			with a superiority complex, they
walk as though they own the earth,
		
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			that everybody is a slave to them.
Everybody is below them and
		
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			beneath them. So that's why Allah
subhanaw taala describes it in
		
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			this way. Just to give an example
that those who walk calmly that's
		
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			why those people who are humble,
they walk calmly. And you can tell
		
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			by behavior, about Imam Abu
Hanifa, one of the scholars
		
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			observation after seeing him he
said that he's so intelligent.
		
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			He is so intelligent, that you can
even tell that by the way, he sits
		
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			down and by the way he stands,
what kind of intelligence is that
		
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			Subhanallah like, he is so
intelligent, that even the way he
		
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			sits, like when you observe
somebody, the way they sit, the
		
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			way they stand, you can tell how
intelligent they are. A lot of the
		
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			time, you know, when you're so
used to somebody, then everything
		
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			becomes just normal. But when you
go on a journey, or when you go to
		
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			a new place and you meet a new
person, there will be something
		
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			about them.
		
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			Because they new people to you.
You're seeing them for the first
		
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			time. There's going to be
something about them that will
		
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			give you an idea of how they are
the way they come in the way they
		
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			are so dignified. I generally see
this in hedge when you go with
		
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			people and hedge and you're living
in Minot together MENA is a very
		
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			stressful time. It's a huge
pressure. When you're living in
		
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			one cupboard space, generally in
those tents, and Masha Allah, then
		
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			everybody's true character comes
out And subhanAllah some people
		
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			you see they have this amazing
humility, you can tell by just the
		
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			way they are the place they
choose, the way they lay
		
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			everything out. It's amazing,
because that's who we are. We are
		
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			we generally express what's inside
us. Right? We can maybe hide it
		
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			for a short time a few times. But
eventually it has to come out
		
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			especially in a journey. That's
why Yemenis, they generally I
		
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			don't know if they still do this,
but it's a culture among some
		
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			Yemenis to take their future son
in law to ombre with them before
		
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			they get married.
		
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			Right? Because what's my
subconscious potential data?
		
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			Right? Everything is known through
that. Right? When you take
		
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			somebody on a journey in when
you're traveling a stressful
		
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			situation, so that's when your
true self comes out how dignified
		
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			you are, what you take with you,
are you considered a considerate
		
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			of others and things like that. So
working is really important out
		
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			some people Subhanallah I mean,
they might think
		
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			that I'm not arrogant, but I may
walk arrogantly,
		
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			you know, Allahu Allah, if that's
the case, but humility is
		
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			important. At the end of the day,
the earth Yoma is going to have to
		
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			be another Bucha ohada. The earth
is smart. From our modern
		
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			understanding the earth is smart.
Smart means it has its own
		
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			intelligence. It has its own
sense, as Allah tells us in the
		
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			Quran, the Day when the earth will
reveal its news. reveal its
		
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			information, its data.
		
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			This was so difficult to
understand before this verse was
		
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			so difficult to understand before,
but now when your little phone and
		
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			we know this now, where Google
literally takes everything,
		
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			every statement you made in there,
every button you pressed, and how
		
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			your phone was where you were,
it's all recorded Subhanallah
		
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			these chips have been available
from before Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			had these chips
		
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			and the earth everywhere we
walked. That's why they say pray
		
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			in different places so that the
earth will bear witness for you as
		
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			well. Right, because the earth
will remember you will forget
		
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			where we have been. But on the Day
of Judgment, Allah will have the
		
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			earth reveal everything.
		
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			We have 20 proofs against us on
the Day of Judgment the earth will
		
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			speak for Silla Murphy's Sudol the
hearts that will
		
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			will be revealed whatever's in the
hearts, the angels, they will have
		
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			a record as well. There's no way
to escape on Day of Judgment. You
		
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			can't say that I'm going to be
misjudged, I'm going to be
		
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			oppressed. And I've got the wrong
you know, I've got the wrong
		
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			judgment. No, there's too many
witnesses, then the limbs will
		
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			speak as well.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala speaks
about the limbs, the body
		
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			speaking.
		
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			Allah says that we will say to our
limbs, Lima Shahid, to Marlena,
		
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			why are you bearing witness
against us? Like, if my hand
		
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			speaks and say, Why are you
bearing witness against me?
		
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			Callooh and takana Hola. Hola, the
undock ocular che Allah made a
		
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			speak. So that's why there's no
getting away on that day. But this
		
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			concept of Smart Objects is old.
Right? It's just now we're seeing
		
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			it in action.
		
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			What whatever, whatever, who will
this is the second the second
		
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			thing. And this is really
important. If we can do this
		
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			inshallah we can avoid so many
arguments and petty conflicts. Why
		
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			the hot tub Umoja, Hironaka Lu
Salama, when they come across the
		
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			ignorant ones. Now ignorant ones
here doesn't mean somebody who
		
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			doesn't know the way he's jarhead
he doesn't know the way let me
		
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			tell you the way of how to get to
the masjid. Now, this ignorant one
		
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			is the one who acts ignorantly and
in a silly way in a foolish way to
		
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			waste somebody's time, or to just
create a conflict for nothing. A
		
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			dignified person is called LU
Salama. Look at the beautiful way
		
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			Allah subhanaw. Taala said is that
it's the one who will in a
		
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			dignified way.
		
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			Just avert the situation as salaam
alaikum, Brother, no problem and I
		
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			want equal Brother, let's carry
on.
		
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			It's somebody who understands
this, this is very difficult,
		
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			especially if you're a bit
frustrated. You're angry, you're
		
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			late, you're stressed and you're
driving. And somebody says
		
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			something or somebody doesn't say
anything verbally, but they do
		
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			something with their car in front
of you.
		
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			Do we is the first thing that we
do? Do we swear? Do we say
		
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			something bad to them? That's not
Salama, right, Salam and needs to
		
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			be done in a dignified way
somebody who knows the purpose of
		
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			his life. So the reason why we do
this is because we can easily
		
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			engage. If you've got nothing
better to do, you can go and argue
		
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			with somebody.
		
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			Right? You'll pass your time. Some
people love arguing. That's their
		
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			nature, they love to argue they
can argue with you all day, all
		
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			night, they won't get tired. They
thrive on that.
		
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			But this is a very dignified
response. Look, I got no time for
		
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			this. This is not what I'm going
to do. So they defuse the
		
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			situation and they move on because
they've got better things to do.
		
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			They've got more useful things to
do. The Prophet sallallahu Sallam
		
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			told us about this for Ramadan. He
said, If you're approached by an
		
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			ignorant person in Ramadan, or you
know for some kind of argument, or
		
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			some kind of debate or some kind
of conflict, or whatever it is,
		
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			just say I'm fasting.
		
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			Now, it depends on how you say it
as well. I remember there's one
		
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			brother who used to be in our
community in another country. And
		
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			there was an issue between two
between him and somebody else. So
		
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			the other person came to him after
Jumar and he said, Brother in
		
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			Salam Alaikum I'm fasting. So he
was trying to follow literally the
		
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			Quran. I think a Salah in the
Europa Hill, a Salam Alikum Europa
		
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			hill
		
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			I don't think that's the
perspective is not to make it
		
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			worse because that guy is going to
get even more or you think I'm one
		
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			of the jungles of the Quran now.
Maybe you are but you know,
		
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			they're gonna start you're calling
me Joe Hill, you know, like the
		
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			Quran says Joe Hill, right?
		
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			So of course you can say I'm
fasting brother, we're not going
		
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			to discuss these issues we can
discuss after Ramadan
		
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			because Ramadan is not a time to
deal with these kinds of disputed
		
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			issues, right. So now these are
all different, some of these
		
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			characteristics are personal, some
of these characteristics or
		
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			social, some of these
characteristics are physical.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala wants to give
a very rounded way of who the
		
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			servants of Allah okay. And in a
short time, we can only give a
		
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			brief description, right we only
have a short time we got a brief
		
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			brief discussion, otherwise Masha
Allah, Allah might have given big
		
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			discussions and each one of these
subjects on their own. Okay, the
		
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			third point, Allah says, well
leadin ARB tuna there'll be him.
		
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			So Jaden Wakayama. These are
people who spend the night a
		
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			portion of their night
		
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			in frustration, and standing for
their Lord, standing and
		
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			frustration that means, of course,
in Sadat in tahajjud for the Lord,
		
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			and mashallah, while it might be
difficult to do this, because Fajr
		
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			is day, throughout the year we
pray Fudger right. If you know
		
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			that's the minimum we do, the
hygiene is difficult for most
		
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			people, right? So in the normal
days, we pray Fajr Fajr starts at
		
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			the Islamic day. That's why our
fast begins at sube which means
		
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			the true Dawn
		
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			That's morning now.
		
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			That's morning now and that's why
in many countries you may have
		
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			seen I've seen in India when I
went there about 2030 years ago
		
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			that even those people who didn't
pray Fajr got up. They didn't pray
		
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			but they they started. In England,
it's a bit strange because our day
		
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			starts at four.
		
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			The Fudger starts at sometimes 115
According to some calendars in
		
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			summer, and otherwise it starts
you know, otherwise you get
		
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			sunrise at what is it eight
o'clock or something in the
		
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			morning, so it's really confusing.
Mashallah, when you get closer to
		
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			the equator, like in Asia, and in
Saudi, the fluctuation is just
		
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			very less like in Sri Lanka, which
is quite close. I think the time
		
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			only means half an hour. That's it
a short time only half an hour and
		
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			it's easier there. Because you can
have a routine in England is very
		
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			difficult to have a routine for
your time is strange time from
		
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			four o'clock down to eight
o'clock, when you wake up when you
		
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			go back to sleep, Allah make it
easy for us but in sha Allah will
		
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			get rewarded for the difficulty.
So these people they spend their
		
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			nights in doing that. So this is
their personal time with Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala. The first point
was social of how we walk on the
		
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			ground, and physical and
		
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			social interaction. Now this is
personal. These are people who
		
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			have humility. See, it carries on
from the one who walks humbly
		
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			these are the people who are
praying in the darkness of the
		
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			night, in their own place where
they can't show off to anyone.
		
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			You know, there's people who do
tahajjud nobody ever knows because
		
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			it's done in the house. It's done
in the home in their room
		
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			it's Ramadan right now, and these
are now times when you can
		
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			actually spend part of the night
because we wake up for so you're
		
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			gonna those days when you know,
the last few years was such that
		
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			you could actually spend the whole
night there were many people you
		
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			know, especially if you did the
early soul, that from Maghrib to
		
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			Fajr you had the same will do and
you were literally in worship
		
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			because there was no time to do
anything else. Iftar and then some
		
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			Quran reading taraweeh after
taraweeh if you are lucky, you get
		
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			some Tahajjud prayer to support
and that's it back to Fraser
		
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			right. Those are beautiful days
Mashallah. They've gone now. Now
		
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			we have to wait another 30 years
for them. But hamdulillah May
		
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			Allah accept from us then.
		
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			Now I see. Allah then says well
Marina yaku Luna bursary fund fan,
		
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			either by Jehan in other bahagia
Anna harana,
		
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			those who say our Lord, this is
the dua they make, turn away from
		
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			us the punishment of hellfire. So
they're worried about the
		
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			hereafter. They're not people of
just the world. They're worried
		
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			they they are believers in the
hereafter. Say Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala didn't say those who believe
in Allah and the Last Day, he
		
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			described the actions of people
who believe in Allah and the Last
		
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			Day, that these are the actions of
people who are believers.
		
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			So they worried about the
Hereafter. And then they say that
		
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			the suffering the punishment of
the Hereafter, is a major
		
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			suffering.
		
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			The word Haram is used in
different meanings. It means
		
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			something that sticks to something
that constantly is with something
		
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			else. That's why they use this
word as a debt, a burden. You
		
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			know, when you have a debt, you
are constantly in a burden. It's
		
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			like you've got a weight on your
head, especially if the people are
		
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			asking for their money.
		
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			You know, imagine if you have to
carry a physical burden that's
		
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			difficult. Now when you have a
debt on your head, and people want
		
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			their money and you're struggling
to pay it off,
		
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			that's a difficult it's like you
don't have any weight on your
		
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			head, but you have a weight on
your head, it's worse than a
		
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			physical weight.
		
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			That's why the profits the loss,
I'm used to make dua for
		
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			protection from available to Dane
and Carol Rachel,
		
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			from
		
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			overwhelming debt, you can't
manage it. Allah, Allah protect us
		
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			from debt. Today people are
getting into debt left, right and
		
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			center and not just normal debt,
but interest bearing debt, haram
		
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			debt. Right, just to get a better
life
		
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			just to get a better life.
		
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			And you know, we would have
thought that as people are getting
		
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			more righteous and more attached
to the masjid that this would stop
		
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			but people don't think about it
too bad.
		
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			Of doing this May Allah relieve us
this I know house prices are you
		
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			know crazy. And may Allah subhanaw
taala relieve us of this in sir at
		
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			Wooster Koroma karma, what a what
an evil place Jahannam is what an
		
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			evil place Jahannam is and then it
comes back to family issues now.
		
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			Generally, well levena either.
thokku Willem UserInfo ALEMI co
		
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			Tooru Wakanda in DECA Cava
		
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			those
		
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			When they spend the they're not
wasteful. They're not excessive.
		
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			A Seraph means going beyond the
limit spending where there is no
		
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			need to spend
		
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			and spending in the wrong. Three
things
		
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			going beyond the head beyond the
limit. So some tea, some people,
		
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			they buy too much extra, and then
they throw it away. This is a
		
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			major problem in the west where we
people are buying too much, and
		
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			then they just throw it away.
		
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			So one needs to be very careful.
If you can't eat something, give
		
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			it to someone else. Plan it from
before, make use of it. Don't let
		
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			your children for example, remove
the edges of bread and throw that
		
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			away and spoil them like that.
		
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			It's not what you do. That's not
right. Right, because this is all
		
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			sustenance.
		
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			And the world is going to suffer
because we're doing this too much.
		
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			Alright. So when they spend, they
don't go over the limit. They
		
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			don't spend their money in the
Haram. They don't spend it they
		
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			don't spend to show off.
		
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			And
		
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			while I'm Yocto and they also not
stingy.
		
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			They are a balance between them.
They're not stingy. Now, you know
		
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			stinginess is a very, very bad
character Iftar.
		
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			This, this concept of Kata refers
to stinginess. stinginess, is
		
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			where you don't spend where it's
necessary for you to spend. Where
		
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			is it necessary for you to spend?
		
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			Give me one place where it's
necessary for somebody to spend
		
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			zakat, right zakat, so, Zakat is
necessary sadaqa
		
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			is recommended, right. And then
spending for your family is also
		
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			unnecessary
		
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			spending on people who spend on
you as mutual gift giving is
		
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			recommended. So all of our
mentioned that miserliness and
		
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			stinginess is when you don't spend
where it's wajib to spend,
		
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			recommended to spend or socially
demanded to spend.
		
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			It's a dictate or demand of common
decency. This is what people do
		
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			for example, everybody gives you a
children Ed. Do you know what Ed
		
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			is?
		
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			One of my fooders but do you know
what it is? Or no man? Have you
		
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			never got Ed before? Edie is eat
gift you get eat gifts don't you?
		
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			This guy's so honest, masha Allah
Allah blessing
		
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			Eid gifts a call ed in some
cultures, all right. So
		
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			you receive your children receive
eat gifts, but you don't give it
		
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			to anybody else. You say, Brother,
this is better. It's not in the
		
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			sunnah to give.
		
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			Or you have
		
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			people you know, especially in
Ramadan, people send you your food
		
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			to your home. You don't send
anywhere else.
		
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			You go to restaurant to eat with
your friends.
		
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			And
		
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			when when you finish the food, and
it comes time to pay, you got to
		
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			wash your hands.
		
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			I'm not giving bad ideas here.
Okay, I'm not teaching you bad
		
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			things.
		
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			You know what? Allah subhanaw
taala. What we have to remember is
		
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			that Allah subhanaw taala creates
us all with different
		
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			characteristics.
		
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			If you look at, if there's a
family of three brothers, and
		
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			sisters, they will all be
different, there will be some
		
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			things, they're all the same. But
there will be one will be a bit
		
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			more intelligent than the other.
		
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			One will be a bit more laid back
than the other. Another one will
		
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			be a bit more angry than the
other. One will be very brave
		
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			compared to the others, right? One
will be stingy than the other
		
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			ones. And Allah gives every one of
us and you we can assess
		
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			ourselves. Allah gives every one
of us some good qualities and some
		
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			challenges.
		
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			Now we're not sinful for being
naturally stingy. If you're
		
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			naturally stingy. And you find it
difficult to spend just by nature
		
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			and some you know like that.
You're not sinful for that. You're
		
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			sinful when you don't spend where
you're supposed to spend.
		
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			If you allow that stinginess to
stop you from spending, for
		
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			example, you don't spend zakat
that's haram
		
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			where there's mashallah there's a
		
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			fundraising for an important place
and everybody's crying and they're
		
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			giving money and you should I give
like if I want to give it to one
		
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			that's dangerous.
		
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			Or like the
		
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			gifts to one another sending food,
common decency. Somebody needs
		
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			something you're not
		
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			willing to share even though you
got extra. That's all stinginess.
		
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			You see, for women maybe it's it's
still bad to stinginess in
		
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			anything, right? But for men, it's
worse because men have to spend on
		
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			women on their wives. You know, in
the Sharia, if my children have
		
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			their own money from inheritance
or something, I can spend their
		
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			money on them.
		
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			That's my right to do that. I
don't have to spend my money I can
		
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			spend their money on them.
		
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			But if my wife is a millionaire, I
still have to spend on her.
		
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			It's my obligation of nataka I
have to even if she's a
		
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			millionaire, can't tell her you
spend your money. On the
		
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			essentials? Yes, if she wants to
luxury items and you spend your
		
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			money
		
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			you know, it's the really
interesting that the wife the
		
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			husband is responsible in Sharia
even if she's a millionaire, but
		
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			for children or anybody if they
have their own money, you're not
		
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			obligated to spend they can spend
of this
		
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			so I got a call from some customer
and wife they they have a few
		
00:31:00 --> 00:31:03
			problems one big problem was that
he's she's saying the husband is
		
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			too stingy. So what do you mean?
He said, All the furniture is so
		
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			old is just about surviving. Like
we have to be careful the way you
		
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			close the door, otherwise he might
fall off. So I spoke to the
		
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			husband. Now this is not antique
furniture that it's valuable. It's
		
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			just you know,
		
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			and he said to you works, it
works.
		
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			Right? I said look, you know, you
get a sadaqa to have to if you've
		
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			got the money it's sadaqa to you
know to spend on your family and
		
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			not give people difficulty. And
then another thing was that she
		
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			wanted she will read she became a
bit health conscious so she said I
		
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			want to have all I'm asking I want
to have organic milk, the normal
		
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			milk I think it's bad I don't know
she read about this. And organic
		
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			milk, maybe it's better. And it
cost about 3040 Pence more than
		
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			than regular milk. So I spoke to
the husband I said look, we need
		
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			to sort this out because this is
causing big issues. So I said how
		
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			much milk do you use a week? So he
said this much? So we made a sub?
		
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			I made an account I said in a year
maximum it's gonna cost you maybe
		
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			5060 pounds extra. Why are you
causing a conflict because of
		
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			this?
		
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			Don't be so stingy. And mashallah
you know, in terms of our
		
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			families, why Allah said don't do
extra because a lot of people they
		
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			do is rough with their families.
They go overboard
		
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			but spending on your family you
get it sadaqa if I give money to
		
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			Gaza I get inshallah reward. If I
spend on my family, I have to
		
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			anyway, I get rewarded for it.
It's a sadaqa
		
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			so Allah subhanaw taala is so
these are the people who are
		
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			they're not stingy and they don't
go overboard. They don't show up
		
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			with their money either. Well,
Levine Allah de Rouen, Amara Allah
		
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			healer and now there's a number of
things mentioned in this verse.
		
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			They do not call to any other
deity or object of worship besides
		
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			Allah. They don't take anything
else as an object of worship. Wala
		
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			Yuk Toluna knifes, they don't kill
the knifes they don't kill another
		
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			human being. They don't commit
murder which Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			has made haram unless with its
right. So in his right would mean
		
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			an eye for an eye, you know, a
death for a death. And there's
		
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			other things which happened in
Islamic State. That's the
		
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			discussion. Well, ah, yes noon.
And they do not commit Zina.
		
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			Zina is unfortunately too easy
nowadays. The society is so
		
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			degenerated in that sense. It's so
loose and so
		
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			permissive that it's so difficult
for people to avoid. There are
		
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			many, many marriages which are
		
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			on the brink because it's I think
it's increasing. I mean, I will
		
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			the biller I get so like my
husband is committed, how do I
		
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			forgive him?
		
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			Wives find it very difficult. I
mean, wives can do this as well.
		
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			I've had cases like that as well,
but it's very difficult. It's a
		
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			matter of trust. It's a matter of
trust. It's a massive betrayal of
		
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			trust is not halal.
		
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			When the YFL Danica Yelapa, Osama
Allah subhanaw taala. You see,
		
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			look at this with everything else
Allah just mentioned as it moves
		
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			on. In this case, when he came to
Zina, Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			decided to say a few additional
things as Whoever does this.
		
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			They will have sin, they will
attain a lot of sin.
		
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			And then you can tell Allah is
very angry here says you will die
		
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			after the whole adab the
punishment will be multiplied
		
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			on the Day of Judgment, your will
TM where your loot fee Mohana and
		
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			they will remain in there forever.
		
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			Then Allah subhanaw taala is
always Allah never condemns
		
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			anybody in the Quran. He always
gives you a way out the purpose of
		
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			the Quran is to read and per heep
persuasion and dissuasion always
		
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			you will never see somewhere where
Allah says they're going to *
		
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			and not give away out. There's
always when whenever there's
		
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			discussion about paradise, there's
always going to be a discussion
		
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			about punishment, even a small and
where there's discussion about
		
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			punishment, there's always at
least one verse about Tober or
		
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			coming back to Allah, it's always
like that the balance is always
		
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			there. So Allah says, in
		
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			an hour, I'm ILA I'm gonna saw the
hang out with you but did Allah
		
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			who say to him has an ad, Except
those who repent and believe
		
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			properly and do good deeds. For
these people, Allah will actually
		
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			turn all of their bad actions into
good ones. So all the bad actions
		
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			we did which had a balance that
will become good now, Allah is
		
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			very generous when somebody turns
back to him, Allah loves it, and
		
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			he gives in abundance.
		
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			He gives in abundance. Even the
person in hellfire who recognizes
		
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			Allah and who says Allah promised
X, Y and Zed Allah will relieve
		
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			him of hellfire. Right? So Allah
loves it, that when a person turns
		
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			back to him because they departed
from Allah when they did wrong,
		
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			what can Allah Hoover for Ramallah
reminds people Allah is Most
		
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			Forgiving and most Merciful. And
then he carries on Rahman Thurber,
		
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			what I mean I saw your hand for in
the Huya, Tubal illallah, he
		
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			matava It's like Allah stop
describing the characteristics and
		
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			gave this advice in between, and
those who do Tober repent to Allah
		
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			do good deeds, Allah will accept
that over. And then he carries on
		
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			with the characteristics. So what
leadin eliasch Luna zoo, these are
		
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			people who do not give witness,
false witness. They don't lie.
		
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			They don't give false witness, you
know, false witness in this world
		
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			spoils the whole society. You
can't have justice. You know, in
		
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			some countries, Alhamdulillah in
this country. I mean, you have
		
00:36:51 --> 00:36:56
			problems everywhere. But at least
you have some amount of justice is
		
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			very difficult to get away with
things. You can't just pay your
		
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			way through. Like in some
countries, even to get your rights
		
00:37:02 --> 00:37:06
			you have to pay the judge. You
know, when they tell you the
		
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			stories of this, it's hard to
rendering. And that's why there's
		
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			no stability. If you want
stability in the earth, you have
		
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			to have justice because it's
through stability that the Earth
		
00:37:16 --> 00:37:19
			functions. Because whenever
something becomes imbalanced in
		
00:37:19 --> 00:37:22
			the world, the world goes wrong,
you know, the weather and
		
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			everything goes wrong. That's why
justice is very important. Or even
		
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			more rubella, we Maru KERAMA. And
when they go by something which is
		
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			redundant, which is useless, which
is not of any benefits, they go by
		
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			nobody. They don't go by
dismissively necessary, but they
		
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			go by nobly. Again, it's similar
to what we said earlier, right,
		
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			about dealing with foolish people
and so on. And then it says well,
		
00:37:44 --> 00:37:47
			Athena either Dookie Ruby it
Robbie him lumea, who already has
		
00:37:47 --> 00:37:50
			some award omiana Those people
when they reminded of the Lord
		
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			whenever they listen to a Naseeha
when they listen to some advice, a
		
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			Quranic verse, or Hadith or a
lecture or Beyonce or something
		
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			like that. They don't jump
		
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			on to it in a blind in a deaf and
blind way. Now, what does this
		
00:38:05 --> 00:38:10
			mean exactly? This means that they
do things in a considered
		
00:38:10 --> 00:38:15
			considered way. Unlike the
Mushrikeen. They used to be
		
00:38:15 --> 00:38:18
			indiscriminate. They're the
		
00:38:19 --> 00:38:23
			traditions used to say that you
must do this for your God, it
		
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			made. They used to just do it in
an indiscriminate, blind fanatical
		
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			way.
		
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			The dean doesn't want us to be
fanatical about our faith. He
		
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			wants us to be proper on our
faith, but not fanatical. So this
		
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			is saying that they we do this and
we understand what we're doing. We
		
00:38:41 --> 00:38:45
			have belief in what we're doing.
We do it in a way which has a good
		
00:38:45 --> 00:38:48
			understanding of our deen, may
Allah subhanaw taala allow us to
		
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			fulfill our faith in that way. And
then the final one is going back
		
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			to family life and this is
Subhanallah This is includes the
		
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			DUA those who say our Lord Hey,
Rob burner have Elena I mean as
		
00:39:03 --> 00:39:08
			word you know, we're the RIA Tina
Kurata Yun, where Jana Lilith
		
00:39:08 --> 00:39:13
			Tokina Eema, those who say our
Lord grant us from our spouses,
		
00:39:13 --> 00:39:17
			and our three year those which are
the gladness of our eyes, those
		
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			which cool our eyes, and make us
Imams of the Moroccan as much
		
00:39:23 --> 00:39:27
			which means spouses so husband can
read this for wife or wives wife
		
00:39:27 --> 00:39:30
			can read this for husband, and
Maria, what does he really mean in
		
00:39:30 --> 00:39:34
			Arabic? The next word as words
means spouses, but what does the
		
00:39:34 --> 00:39:37
			do react mean? This is the amazing
thing about this word. It's
		
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			amazing, right? I've always found
this fascinating. The react means
		
00:39:42 --> 00:39:46
			your descendants, everybody until
the day of judgment that will come
		
00:39:46 --> 00:39:46
			from you.
		
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			Right? How many of you are
grandparents? How many of you have
		
00:39:51 --> 00:39:52
			grandchildren?
		
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			Anybody has grandchildren here?
Mashallah. How many grandchildren
		
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			you have?
		
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			Masha Allah Allah bless them all.
		
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			Now your five grandchildren,
they're just going to multiply,
		
00:40:03 --> 00:40:06
			you can't stop them anymore. It's
gonna but they're all going to be
		
00:40:06 --> 00:40:09
			your grandchildren. And then we're
going to be gone from this world
		
00:40:09 --> 00:40:12
			and the grandchildren will
continue. And if this becomes
		
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			accepted, then they will be the
gladness of our eyes both in this
		
00:40:15 --> 00:40:18
			world and the hereafter. Inshallah
This is an amazing diets and
		
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			magical dua. In fact, they say
that if you have issues with your
		
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			spouse, even if you don't have
issues to still read this because
		
00:40:24 --> 00:40:27
			you can always enhance because
you're saying that oh Allah make
		
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			our spouses and our children and
descendants, the coolness of our
		
00:40:31 --> 00:40:35
			eyes, so when we see them, we just
like Marcia hamdulillah like, I'm
		
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			so lucky, I'm so fortunate. And
then the main thing Day of
		
00:40:39 --> 00:40:41
			Judgment, you'll get them and say,
This is your great great, great
		
00:40:41 --> 00:40:44
			great grandchild, son or grandson,
granddaughter, they did this great
		
00:40:44 --> 00:40:47
			thing in sha Allah, because we
don't want Cofer in our
		
00:40:47 --> 00:40:51
			descendants. We don't want the
fitna of atheism and all of this
		
00:40:51 --> 00:40:54
			that's going on now in our
grandchild we're going to be gone
		
00:40:54 --> 00:40:56
			but who is going to look after
them, Allah will look after them.
		
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			Make this dua several times a day,
multiple times a day. Also,
		
00:41:00 --> 00:41:04
			another thing it says is that if
you have issues with your spouse,
		
00:41:04 --> 00:41:09
			or your children, keep reading
this dua. Either Allah will remove
		
00:41:09 --> 00:41:12
			their problems, so that it won't
bother you anymore. It'll be
		
00:41:12 --> 00:41:15
			removed or he'll make it
insignificant that you won't
		
00:41:15 --> 00:41:17
			bother you anymore. Beautiful DUA
		
00:41:19 --> 00:41:23
			and make us Imams of the Moroccan
now this Imam doesn't have to be
		
00:41:23 --> 00:41:27
			imam of the masjid Imams of my
family. I am an imam in my family.
		
00:41:28 --> 00:41:30
			Everybody every father is an imam.
Every mother is an imam in their
		
00:41:30 --> 00:41:34
			family. So we're saying that make
us the moms of righteous ones.
		
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			That means make my family
righteous.
		
00:41:37 --> 00:41:40
			The people I'm in charge of make
them righteous. It's a beautiful
		
00:41:40 --> 00:41:43
			dog keep reading this it's a very,
very powerful DUA and then Allah
		
00:41:43 --> 00:41:47
			subhanho wa Taala finishes off by
saying Willa ecozone and olfactory
		
00:41:47 --> 00:41:50
			Masaba Are you calling if he had
to hear there was Salah Salama,
		
00:41:50 --> 00:41:55
			these are the people who will be
gifted recompensed, rewarded by
		
00:41:55 --> 00:42:00
			these high chambers, the chambers
of Paradise because they did
		
00:42:00 --> 00:42:05
			suffer. All of this stuff requires
somebody to realize somebody
		
00:42:05 --> 00:42:08
			doesn't mean just patients in musi
but the summer here means
		
00:42:08 --> 00:42:13
			steadfastness as well, constancy
all of this is somebody in Arabic,
		
00:42:13 --> 00:42:16
			where you look on if you had to
hear there was salam and they will
		
00:42:16 --> 00:42:21
			acquire and receive in the
greetings and peace and they will
		
00:42:21 --> 00:42:23
			be in there forever. What a
wonderful and beautiful place an
		
00:42:23 --> 00:42:27
			excellent place it is. And then
Allah subhana wa Tada finishes
		
00:42:27 --> 00:42:30
			off. That's the end of the
description there. And then
		
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			there's one more verse and then
the surah finishes. May Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala make us the true or
a bad ramen. We ask Allah subhana
		
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			wa Taala for this during this
month, let us make a quick dua
		
00:42:39 --> 00:42:42
			Allahumma and the salam I mean
because that antibiotic the other
		
00:42:42 --> 00:42:45
			god with a crown Allahumma yada
yada you bureaucratic and as the
		
00:42:45 --> 00:42:49
			wreath Allahumma, Johanna Yamuna,
La ilaha illa and Subhan Allah in
		
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			the Quran I mean authority mean
yeah Medina Judy welcome yeah a
		
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			chroma acromion via Hieronymus
Odeon via Hiral Martine where the
		
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			Lucha Libre Ekrem yeah Allah have
mercy on us all. Bless us, O Allah
		
00:43:01 --> 00:43:05
			forgive us, O Allah, cleanse us
and purify us, O Allah, we ask you
		
00:43:05 --> 00:43:09
			for your generosity for your
benevolence of Allah, from your
		
00:43:09 --> 00:43:12
			compassion of Allah from your Rama
and your mercy. This is the month
		
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			of Mercy This is the month of
generosity of Allah, O Allah, you
		
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			are giving to so many people of
Allah do not deprive us allow this
		
00:43:20 --> 00:43:23
			Ramadan to be better than any
Ramadan before it. Oh Allah allow
		
00:43:23 --> 00:43:27
			us to become your a bird. Oh Allah
allow us to become your true
		
00:43:27 --> 00:43:31
			servants of Allah. It's difficult.
It's challenging, oh Allah make it
		
00:43:31 --> 00:43:35
			easy for us. Oh Allah, maintain us
on our faith, maintain us on our
		
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			character and accept our little
worships that we do and allow us
		
00:43:38 --> 00:43:42
			to do more. Oh Allah allow us to
do more and allow us to rise on
		
00:43:42 --> 00:43:47
			the day of judgment to be among
your beloved ones, our law makers
		
00:43:47 --> 00:43:51
			among your beloved ones, Allah
grant us your love and the love of
		
00:43:51 --> 00:43:54
			all of those things which will
benefit us in your court of Allah
		
00:43:54 --> 00:43:56
			we asked you to send your abundant
blessings in our messenger
		
00:43:56 --> 00:43:59
			Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, grant us his company in
		
00:43:59 --> 00:44:02
			the hereafter. Subhan Allah be
globalized at your mercy Fonasa
		
00:44:02 --> 00:44:03
			Ramadan Musa, you know,
		
00:44:05 --> 00:44:09
			the point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
00:44:09 --> 00:44:14
			further an inspiration, and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
00:44:14 --> 00:44:18
			next step is to actually start
learning seriously, to read books
		
00:44:18 --> 00:44:21
			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
00:44:21 --> 00:44:25
			Islam at least at the basic level,
so that we can become more aware
		
00:44:25 --> 00:44:29
			of what our deen wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
00:44:29 --> 00:44:34
			courses so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
00:44:34 --> 00:44:37
			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
00:44:37 --> 00:44:41
			Islamic essentials course that we
have on the Islamic essentials
		
00:44:41 --> 00:44:46
			certificate, which you take 20
Short modules and at the end of
		
00:44:46 --> 00:44:51
			that inshallah you will have
gotten the basics of most of the
		
00:44:51 --> 00:44:54
			most important topics in Islam and
you'll feel a lot more confident.
		
00:44:54 --> 00:44:57
			You don't have to leave lectures
behind you can continue to live,
		
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			you know, to listen to lectures,
but you need to have this
		
00:45:00 --> 00:45:03
			more sustained study as well
JazakAllah Heron Salaam Alaikum
		
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			Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh