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			Bismillahi Rahmani Raheem. Namu
Salia Laura Saudi Hill Karim today
		
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			Insha Allah, we want to cover the
story of Solomon Ali salaam
		
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			Soleimani salaam story is
mentioned, not as much as Mousavi
		
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			salaam story, which has mentioned
throughout in many stores, but
		
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			Sulaiman Alison's story is
mentioned in different different
		
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			aspects I mentioned as well, in
some sort of the normal, sort of
		
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			the normal, which is about the
end, there's a lot of description
		
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			in there, then we have sort of
soft fat there after that, we have
		
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			sort of Ambia, the chapter of the
prophets that mentioned so there
		
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			might be some story as well and
then sewer to sub. Now Saba is a
		
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			really important area that
historically was very important,
		
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			which Allah subhanaw taala
discusses. And Solomon is some
		
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			story is mentioned there as well.
So a few main points about Salima
		
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			Ali Salam before we see what kind
of lessons we can take from him.
		
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			But I think Soleimani some story
today is actually very, very
		
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			relevant to us. The reason is that
there's probably been nobody else
		
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			who's been given as much as today
when Allison was the amount of
		
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			wealth and control and dominion
and sovereignty that that Sulaiman
		
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			al Islam was given. I don't think
anybody else given access to human
		
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			beings, pretty much
		
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			his dominion encompassed a huge
area, until eventually, this who
		
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			pay of his he had a bird, he had
the kingdom of the birds, and the
		
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			animals were under him, they would
all I mean, this is mind boggling.
		
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			I mean, you just can't even fathom
this, like, you know, that one, is
		
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			the human army ranked in front of
him in I don't know how many
		
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			hundreds of 1000s or whatever,
right? And then you've got all the
		
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			animals that he had control over,
he could listen to them, you could
		
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			hear them. I mean, can you even
imagine something like this, it's
		
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			just difficult to even imagine
that all the animals are standing
		
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			there,
		
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			you know, to his attention. It's
just mind boggling. Not just that
		
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			the jinn as well. So the jinn and
they're very powerful, they're
		
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			very, very strong. So they would
actually he would get them to make
		
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			stuff for him and construct big
buildings, and, you know,
		
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			edifices, and so on and so forth.
Not just that, he also had the
		
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			wind under his control to move
such an army to be able to control
		
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			it, he had the wind and this
control. So he didn't have to
		
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			travel on a horse or an animal,
all animals under his disposal, he
		
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			didn't have to travel on that. He
had his his, whatever his flying
		
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			carpet or whatever, it wasn't a
flying carpet, but his arch, or
		
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			his
		
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			platform, his traveling platform,
whatever it was, it's such a bad
		
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			name for it, right? Could have a
better name for that his
		
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			traveling, car or vehicle or
whatever it was, it would be what
		
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			our who would do wha, wha wha hoo,
ha.
		
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			The wind would would would do that
just the morning time and do a
		
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			month journey. So he could, you
know, in those days by walking or
		
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			on horseback, right, we should
probably be the first fastest
		
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			animal they will travel on how
much of a distance Can you cover
		
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			in a month on a horse, for
example, the wind could do that in
		
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			the morning. And in the evening,
you'd come back to take a flight
		
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			or in the morning and flight back
in the evening. Right SubhanAllah.
		
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			And that's exactly what happens
with flights today. That's what
		
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			they do. I don't know if anybody's
done the equation of how many how
		
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			much of a distance it compares to
in terms of a horse's distance of
		
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			flight, it'd be interesting to
know, right? But this was doing
		
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			that at a time when there was no
such thing as flights or anything
		
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			like that. In the morning. This he
could he could control this. So he
		
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			pretty much had everything under
his control, it actually made a
		
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			dua for this.
		
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			Give me a Mulk dominion, which is
not going to be appropriate for
		
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			anybody else, which will not be
befitting for anyone else
		
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			afterwards. Now with all of this,
generally what happens is that
		
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			wealth and control and position
intoxicates you know, everything
		
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			has a fitna meaning everything has
a trial attached to it, that you
		
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			will do this, but this is the
trial that comes with this. If
		
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			you're if men are going to mix
with a lot of women, there's going
		
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			to be fitna there unless you're
married, right, meaning if you're
		
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			married to them. Generally most
people are married to one they
		
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			keep mixing with fight. That's
what happens in workplaces. You
		
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			know, marriages break down because
of that. There's a fitna with
		
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			everything. Likewise, if you're
going to be in a sweet shop all
		
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			day, right, you're probably going
to eat some sweets, and then
		
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			you've got diabetes, you're trying
to be on a diet, you're in
		
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			Vietnam, and you're in a wrong
place for that kind of stuff.
		
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			Likewise, if you're fasting, and
you're sitting around with all of
		
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			these drinks and chocolates, and I
mean, that's the wrong thing to
		
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			do. It's a fitna that you're going
to, you know, be involved in. So
		
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			likewise, when you have a lot of
money or position, it generally
		
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			makes you feel stronger, self
confident, secure, independent.
		
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			Think about it. Because when you
can buy whatever you want, when
		
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			there's nobody to crash
		
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			Shouldn't you because you're the
one who's the boss, you are the
		
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			boss, then who's going to question
you. So you feel like you can do
		
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			what you want.
		
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			Unless you've got some kind of
consciousness of somebody higher
		
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			than you, Allah subhanaw taala you
could then end up being unfair,
		
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			unjust,
		
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			oppressive, that's exactly what
happens. This is why people with a
		
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			lot of power, they end up doing
this kind of stuff if they don't
		
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			have some kind of balance in their
life. And the best way to have
		
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			balance is through Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			And this is what it does It
intoxicates you it makes you feel
		
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			invincible. Musa the Sunni
mannerism had the greatest
		
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			Dominion more than any other
prophet more than any other person
		
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			before him and after him, but yet
he did not. Initially, he kept
		
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			making dua, that I want to be
thankful and he kept being
		
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			thankful to Allah subhanaw taala
he was constantly just so for
		
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			example, let's just mention a few
of his stories, we don't have the
		
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			time to mention all of his
stories. In fact,
		
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			the sum of stories I mentioned
altogether, I can mention the
		
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			verses too, and you can even check
them up later. But Suniva and I
		
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			thought was a son of dough that
Easter now, that would on Islam
		
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			himself had certain miracles Allah
had given him what I said another
		
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			why, you know, people, Allah
subhanaw taala had made more
		
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			metal, when you call it copper and
other things.
		
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			And he was able to mold them to
his way and he used to make coats
		
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			of armor with it. That was one of
the ways he would do that. Number
		
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			two, he had a very good voice,
right and people would just be
		
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			amazed by his voice. So a man on
Islam became well what is the
		
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			Solomon without? So nowadays, and
we already know about him, he's
		
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			one of the mightiest prophets
among the Bani Israel. He was they
		
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			were, they were prophets to the
Israelites. So they wanna listen
		
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			becomes his inheritor. And Allah
gives him a lot more.
		
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			There was a story that took place
about
		
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			two women. One of them had a young
child, it was her child.
		
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			There was an older one, there was
a younger one, the older one
		
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			hadn't had a child. And suddenly,
this younger one comes in claims,
		
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			the child says that's my child. So
they both arguing over this child,
		
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			maybe she couldn't have a child or
whatever. That's why she went to
		
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			the child, you know, that's what
they go and do they *
		
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			children, right? From hospitals,
or they get surrogate children.
		
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			Right? Or they buy children
unfortunate, you know, or whatever
		
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			they are adopting children. Okay,
that's a better thing, right of
		
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			those who don't have. So they were
both arguing. So they are brought
		
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			to
		
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			Soleimani, Salam. And Soleimani
Salam said,
		
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			No, firstly, we're about to do
that.
		
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			And that would Isola made a
judgment for who? Who remember the
		
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			story.
		
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			When he gave it to the one who he
was not he gave it I think he gave
		
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			it to the younger one, right? From
what I recall. So the Sulaiman Ali
		
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			salaam, he said, Hold on.
		
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			Now, there's a linear approach.
And there's a lateral approach. So
		
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			the mannerism said the way to make
this judgment is this bring me a
		
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			knife.
		
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			Right now, it's got nothing to do
with this story. And nothing to do
		
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			with the case is bring your knife.
So now both of these women are
		
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			watching what's going on. So this
is okay. What I'm going to do is,
		
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			since you're both claiming it, and
none of you have proof, let me
		
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			slice this baby in half. And I'll
give you one half and I'll give
		
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			you one half
		
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			the older one at that moment, and
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, just
		
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			give it to her, it's hers give it
to her.
		
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			Now, from that, he figured out
that it must be for the older one,
		
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			because she's got more. It's not
like the other one didn't care for
		
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			the child. But it says this one
spoke out first. So the idea was
		
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			that this is my child, I'd rather
keep the child alive than to get
		
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			half a child and let him be
killed. So lateral approach, it's
		
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			another way of thinking. And
Soleimani. Salam had that
		
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			understanding. Now, one of the one
of the occasions there insert a
		
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			number, the reason why this whole
surah is closer to normal is the
		
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			story of the ant, we just, you can
go and read it. It's from verses
		
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			16 to verses 19. You can go and
check that out for yourself and
		
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			read it in detail, because we
don't have the time to go into all
		
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			of that detail. But it says that
once he's going in his glory with
		
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			all of his forces and everything
and suddenly, because he was able
		
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			to hear what does it mean he was
able to hear he was able to hear
		
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			and understand. Scholars, if you
look at the tough seas, they have
		
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			all of these opinions of exactly
how easy was he able to learn the
		
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			language? They know how ants
spoke, did he know the alphabet as
		
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			such, or whatever the noises they
make. And what's really
		
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			interesting is that ant is a very,
very interesting creation of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala itself, okay? So
they have different views,
		
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			different opinions, Allah gave
them an understand they could
		
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			proceed
		
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			from their what they're saying,
Oh, they actually knew the
		
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			language or whatever Allah knows
best, but we do know that he
		
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			understood it, because it says
that as he's going, there's an
		
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			anthill. And there's some ants,
they're scurrying around and
		
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			suddenly an ancestor the others,
*, just one single ant says,
		
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			that look, you better get into
your, into your hello in the
		
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			ground, because when this they're
not going to check in, they're too
		
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			big, you know, they can't maybe
even see it. They won't actually
		
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			complain. He was just being
cautious. Scholars have discussed,
		
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			are they complaining? Or are they
just being cautious? You know,
		
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			when it's complaining that they're
not going to see you because
		
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			they're too big? No, not
necessarily. They can't notice
		
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			you. They're so small. So get into
your, into your hollow in the
		
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			ground, into your burrows. So
Subhanallah had Eva ATO Allah
		
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			didn't normally call it num Latin.
Yeah, you had num look Hello ma
		
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			Sakina comme la de manera consola
ima and what you know the warm
		
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			light Arun, he actually shows that
very intelligent way home live
		
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			show and they won't know they
won't realize they won't realize
		
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			sometimes, you know, we may have
stepped over and we don't realize
		
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			because you're not looking. And
Suleimani some heard this Baba
		
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			dahican melancholia he smiled.
We'll call it a Robbie Jose and he
		
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			now this is the beautiful part
this is May Allah give us the
		
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			trophy for this. You know, think
of this emotionally that you are
		
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			seeing
		
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			suddenly the fruits of the
qualities that you have, you're
		
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			seeing a benefit of one of the
characteristics that you have. For
		
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			example, let's just say you had
said something put in a good word
		
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			for someone and then you got the
news that mashallah he gave him
		
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			the job because of you. How are
you going to feel that, mashallah,
		
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			because of what I said, Now, you
could feel various different
		
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			emotions. Yeah, man, you know, my
word works. I've got control, he
		
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			listens to me. That's one way of
looking at it. That happens
		
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			normally, that's just the
psychology of the way people deal
		
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			with Successes In Life. It makes
you feel bloated, it makes you
		
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			feel important, special, right?
That's nothing wrong with that, as
		
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			long as you control that emotion,
and apply it and attribute it to
		
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			the right place. This is exactly
what the Dean tells us so that you
		
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			don't exalt This is what Soleimani
Salam said in verse 19. He says,
		
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			My Lord, give me enable me to
thank you for your bounties
		
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			that you have showered upon me and
upon my parents.
		
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			And I do good deeds by which you
are happy, and enter me by Your
		
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			mercy among your righteous
servants. He knows he's got the
		
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			greatest power in the world. He's
got the greatest assets, most
		
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			powerful everything. But he knows
that what is most important is to
		
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			be among the righteous servants of
Allah because he's recognizing
		
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			someone above him, which is the
supreme god, which is Allah, our
		
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			Creator.
		
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			How does one this is to tell us
that how does one despite having
		
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			every I mean, we don't have
anything compared to what he had.
		
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			So how does somebody immediately
think of Allah, when you've just
		
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			had a major windfall when you just
had such a success?
		
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			If the wealthy people, if the
people in power can actually just
		
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			attribute things to Allah subhanho
wa Taala bit more often, we
		
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			probably have less misery, we'd
have more justice, we'd have more
		
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			equality in the world, and we'd
have more goodness and virtue in
		
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			the world. That's a major, that's
a major benefit for us to
		
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			understand. Now, if we move on to
verse 20, whatever call the player
		
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			for Karla Malila, or al Goodwin,
now, he used to look after his
		
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			animals and his armies. So he was
checking the birds out and he says
		
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			there's a who pay missing, there
was a certain who pay that he was
		
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			probably attached to this is
where's he gone? How come I don't
		
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			see the who pay Miley? Right? La
Earl Hood Hood? I can't see the
		
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			Hood Hood? Where's he gone? I'm
kinda middle vibe, you know, he's
		
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			just not here. Is he just
camouflage somewhere? Or is he
		
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			just not present? I'm going to
punish him severely. Right? Or I'm
		
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			going to sacrifice very angry at
the time. He says I'm going to
		
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			either punish him severely, or I'm
going to slaughter him. Unless he
		
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			brings me some clear proof of, you
know, good reason excuse for why
		
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			he's not there. It didn't have to
wait for too long. When suddenly,
		
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			the Hubei comes along and he says,
You know what?
		
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			I'm going to just paraphrase this
because it's a very long section.
		
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			And when you look at the diff
series, there's lots of detail
		
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			here. Juicy detail, some from the
Israelite sources, not necessarily
		
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			all correct, not necessarily all
we can rely on but what we what
		
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			the Quran does tell us that much
we can rely on right. So, he says,
		
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			I have brought you some
information which you do not have,
		
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			which you do not currently
		
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			Have, right I've come from
Sabbath. Now this is the land of
		
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			the sublights. This is in Yemen.
Today, if you check on Google
		
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			Maps, you can look for Sabah and
or Maghreb. Look for Maghreb, or
		
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			Sabah. This is a place in Yemen,
where the original Arabs
		
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			eventually came from. Now when the
when the there was a huge dam here
		
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			and Allah subhanaw taala bless
this place and Allah Allah
		
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			mentions that in another Surah In
Surah, two sub
		
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			Allah says
		
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			no, actually, no, I have not got
those verses here. Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala talks about giving them so
many bounties and from where they
		
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			were all the way up into Arabia,
and all the way up to Syria sham
		
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			they had mashallah
		
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			places like service stations, so
small hamlets that they had
		
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			established, because they were
trading people. So they had two
		
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			benefits. Number one, they had a
huge dam. Right. And because of
		
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			that dam, the irrigation system
was amazing. So they had the best
		
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			of fruits, you know, streets lined
with fruits of various different
		
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			types and crops and everything
like that. And then even in their
		
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			journey, they would be able to
stop a convenient places in their
		
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			journey up north, because they had
these places, the small Hamlet's
		
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			that had been prepared like
service stations, right? But they
		
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			were arrogant people and they
really they essentially, you can
		
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			say,
		
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			committed tyranny, and because of
that the dam broke. And it just
		
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			flooded and there's numbers of how
much crops how many people did not
		
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			survive. Now there were
		
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			lots of tribes that did survive
and they escaped. They basically
		
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			took off to save themselves. And
you can actually then trace from
		
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			there. One of those groups, they
settled in many Madina Munawwara
		
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			they became the bunu kala right
and that's from whom came the Osen
		
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			coverage right so from there's
different groups that went to
		
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			different places now this is not a
history lesson, right because
		
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			about Solomon and Eastern just
trying to tell you that the Hood
		
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			Hood had gone to this area and
found the the Queen the Queen was
		
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			called Bill peace
		
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			Bill keys What did they call it
English?
		
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			She by danger refer to a Shiva
probably from Sabah because that's
		
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			her name was Bill Keith is not
Saba Shiva, maybe that's where
		
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			they get that looks like a
Ethiopian term. I think there's
		
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			lots of traditions about about her
describing her. But that's they
		
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			were ruled by Bill keys. Now, they
did not believe in God, they did
		
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			not believe in God. So that's why
Hood Hood came and told him this
		
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			information. So now the story is
is long, but what exactly happened
		
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			is Soleimani Salam sent her a
note.
		
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			So through the who pay this bird,
and the note was Bismillah R
		
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			Rahman Rahim.
		
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			Allah Theraflu Alia what Tony
Muslimeen probably one of the
		
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			shortest letters ever written that
we've got documented, in the name
		
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			of Allah, most Gracious, most
Merciful. Don't try to overcome me
		
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			Don't try to be don't try to
attempt tyranny over me. And come
		
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			to me in submission. That's it.
Now she's a ruler. She's a
		
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			sovereign. So when she gets this,
she's like,
		
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			you know, generally when people
get those kinds of things like
		
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			the, the leader of the Persians at
the time, the cause rose, and then
		
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			probably salaries. Tell him you're
so arrogant. You just told the
		
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			lecture up, didn't realize that
this is coming from somewhere, you
		
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			better be careful, nobody writes
letters to you like this, unless
		
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			they mean something. And they have
the power of something. So she
		
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			consulted you can tell she was a
decent person. She was consulting.
		
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			What should we do about this? Now
to how did the seeds they
		
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			mentioned that how does who pay
get this letter to her? She's
		
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			constantly well guarded, says that
she was in her room in her private
		
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			chamber. And it was a window open.
So what it is she was sleeping. So
		
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			he went in from there, and he
dropped the letter there. Right.
		
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			And then he sat there waiting for
her. When she woke up. She was
		
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			like, Where did this come from?
I'm garden. Nobody can come in
		
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			here. And she's looking around and
suddenly she sees towards, looks
		
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			towards the window and sees the
hoop and realizing and looks at
		
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			it. So it's all quite amazing. The
way it was. It was quite
		
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			incredible for her. She makes a
mushroom and she says that look,
		
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			if this guy is a king, the person
was telling me to come if he's a
		
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			king of the world, like a normal
not really God and all of this
		
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			claim that he's making, then let's
figure this out. So they decided
		
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			to take some huge gifts and send
them
		
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			because if he's a worldly person
gifts a that's exactly what I
		
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			want. Right? So he would be happy
with that. And Soleimani Sam said
		
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			no for them.
		
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			Niger Sulaiman when they came when
they came with that to Sudan or
		
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			the salam the delegation, not
Shiva, she did not come there Bill
		
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			keys it was her people called to
me doing an email Are you trying
		
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			to increase me in wealth that
Allah has given me so much you're
		
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			trying to add to my wealth
		
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			from our attorney, Allah who hide
whatever Allah has given me is
		
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			much more superior Mima talcum
Belen, timbi Hottie Yeti kumta,
		
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			for whom you will be happy with
your with your gifts you'll be
		
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			happy with it you enjoy its energy
la him now go back to them return
		
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			to them further the unknown if you
understood Arabic, those who
		
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			understand Arabic these are very
mighty words they sound awesome,
		
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			even in Arabic
		
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			era de la him further Dianna Han
Buju then lucky Bella, you can
		
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			only appreciate that in Arabic,
we're going to come to them with
		
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			such a force such an army that
there's no comparison to it,
		
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			there's no defense for that kind
of an army. Right? And
		
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			when a knock region hoomin Ville
Latin wahome, South Iran, these
		
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			are words of Gela Al and might and
we're going to evict them out of
		
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			there. And they're going to be
humiliated
		
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			La ilaha illAllah. So they're
going to come now. Right? And as
		
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			she's on her way, I'm just cutting
the story short as she is she's on
		
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			her way. So NEMA is on has heard
right the news about this new
		
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			kingdom and heard that she had
this really amazing throne and his
		
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			descriptions in the in the Hadith
in the tough seasons on as to why
		
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			he was so great was majestic and
you had this many pearls on it and
		
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			all the rest of it. I'm not gonna
go into that. It was an amazing
		
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			throne. Right? So So name on it.
So he's got everything at his
		
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			disposal, he says, call it a U
haul mellow au Camilla Dini be out
		
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			she her Cabela a toonie Muslimeen.
Which one of you can bring me her
		
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			throne? Now think about Soleimani
Islam. Most likely he's in
		
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			Jerusalem. He's in the holy lands,
right? There are two opinions
		
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			about this. But the stronger
opinion is that that is where he
		
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			is. From there. You have to come
all the way down the Arabian coast
		
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			to Yemen, pick up a throne that is
heavy, and bring it back. How long
		
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			is that going to take? Now they've
already set off and he said Now
		
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			bring me a throne. And before they
left the throne was it looks like
		
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			an item of pride for them. So they
had locked it up in some serious
		
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			security. Who's going to bring it
for me. So that's the interesting
		
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			story here.
		
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			Called are a free to mineral gin,
one of the gin that were at his
		
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			disposal, he says unnati Cubby
cobbler and Tacoma McCormick I
		
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			will bring it to you before you
can stand up so before I could
		
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			stand up like this, it'll be here.
That's fast enough. I'm just
		
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			wondering from a perspective of
physics, how can you do that? You
		
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			know the law of resistance and all
of that. How do you get a throne
		
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			like that goes I mean, first go so
fast. Travel so fast. Come back
		
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			within a few seconds. How is that
possible? Right, but this Jim
		
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			could do it. I've got some ideas
about this. I'll explain
		
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			what in Niala he'll cover up I
mean, I am fully able to do this
		
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			and I'm trustworthy. I'll bring it
God and Lydia in the who are L
		
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			Macmillan. kitab. Now remember, I
talked about escuela Hill album
		
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			right the mighty name of Allah
there was somebody Well, this is
		
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			not necessarily a smaller a
smaller album. He says the one who
		
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			had the knowledge of the book,
this is Asif hypnobirth here
		
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			apparently right who was there? He
had certain formula that he had
		
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			some knowledge by which he says N
T kabhi. He Cobla in your head the
		
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			Ilica terrific how much faster
than before you stand up like how
		
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			much more faster is that I can get
it for you before the blink of an
		
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			eye before your your your
		
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			your eyelids move. I mean that's
just
		
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			this just shows you too might have
seen a Mona Lisa which just goes
		
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			to show that the person has so
much at his disposal literally
		
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			right to transport a huge chunk of
whatever it was made of from there
		
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			to here and there it was full of
Maura homeless Dr. Ron window and
		
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			then Sunday so in front of me
again, call I mean, fugly rugby
		
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			Subhanallah
		
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			a person's connection with Allah
this is what I revel at, not what
		
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			he had at his disposal that is
there. Right? But how he can
		
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			relate this to Allah each time he
sees in front of him Oh, yeah,
		
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			wonderful, Mashallah. You did
wonderful now, have them in
		
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			familiar rugby. This is from the
grace of my Lord. And then he
		
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			knows it's a fitna he knows it's a
test he says, Leah balloony ash
		
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			Kuru Amok for
		
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			so he can test me to see if I'm
going to be grateful or not.
		
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			So he's like, No, I know the test
here. Not only am I fulfilling the
		
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			test, I know it's a test and I'm
saying
		
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			He gets a test. That's presence.
That's what you can matter if it
		
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			of Allah. That's what you call
real knowledge about Allah real
		
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			connection with Allah. You know
what you're doing? You know, when
		
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			you need to be talking about Allah
and thinking, are you thinking, Am
		
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			I the only person who can do this
is the one who thinks of Allah all
		
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			the time.
		
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			Otherwise, this is so distracting,
it's so amazing that it'd be
		
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			distracting to you, right?
		
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			You know, like, if you've been
trying to do something suddenly
		
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			gets fixed, like, Oh, wonderful,
you know, he's gonna fix you're
		
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			like, just elated by that in that
moment. You know, people with
		
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			thinking about hamdulillah It must
be because what it is they are
		
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			always in the back of their mind.
They had Allah, Allah is gonna
		
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			allow this to happen, okay, I'm
using means, right? Because Allah
		
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			is not like, I just make dua and
it's gonna come here. He could do
		
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			that. But I have to take means,
but he's constantly thinking about
		
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			Allah. So then when it happens,
it's Allah.
		
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			So there it was. Anyway, he put it
there, he had it changed slightly,
		
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			just slightly changed.
		
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			Color nathula Asha, nuns are
adapted. The story goes that the
		
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			jinn were frightened. So Mr. Islam
didn't have any children at that
		
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			time. And the gym, they knew that
Bill quiche is very beautiful. If
		
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			he gets married to and they have
children, then they're going to
		
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			stay under control of the of his
children. They were they were
		
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			wanted to get out of this. So they
apparently sent a rumor that she's
		
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			very ugly. Or she is no, no, not
ugly. She's got hairy feet or bad
		
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			feet, or legs. And the other thing
said that she's not very
		
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			intelligent.
		
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			So something like that is you find
that in the sources, it's not in
		
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			the Quran. That part is not in the
Quran. So So am I someone who's a
		
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			tester, so inocula Arsha Nanda
attest that he will she be guided
		
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			and understanding so when she came
and the throne is there, said
		
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			pillar Lucha somebody said, Is
this
		
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			your throne?
		
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			A haka, as you know, is this is
your throne like this. So she
		
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			said, go under who it is as if it
is it? It is as if it is it. So
		
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			it's a it's a very good answer.
Like, I'm not saying it's mine,
		
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			because like, How'd you get a
physical body like the up to here
		
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			where it's time, but it's exactly
like it.
		
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			So then he had this Glass Palace
constructed. And he had the bottom
		
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			part of it filled with water. And
there was a glass on top of it. So
		
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			it was so clear that you couldn't
see the glass you thought it was
		
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			water. You know, he had all of
this at his disposal on this
		
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			technology. So he said, Okay, oh,
the holy Tsar
		
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			gone enter into the palace. So as
she's going there, she thought it
		
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			was water for the Mara to Hacienda
to logia. What? Kashia fidanza.
		
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			Satya, so she thought we are going
to get wet because this water she
		
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			didn't realize the glass there. So
she lifted up. And he saw that No,
		
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			actually, it's not what they're
saying. And there's different
		
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			opinions as to exactly where they
said that she was. She did have
		
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			hair there. But then he found a
way to remove that. And there's
		
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			lots of unknown we're gonna get
into that. But the main thing is,
		
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			so a man is I'm told her no, in
the Husar humara domain cover Eve.
		
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			This is actually a palace made of
glass. So then she said that's
		
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			when she declared it. That's her
test done. Right and she got her
		
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			her consciousness about Allah
subhanaw taala call it rugby in
		
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			the volume to NFC what Islam to
master Naima Ana de la hero
		
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			Benard. I mean, she said, My Lord,
I have wronged myself. And now I
		
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			submit with today man, Ali Salam
to the Lord of the Worlds she
		
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			became Muslim. There's opinions
about whether he married her or
		
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			not when opinions he married her
but then let her stay there and he
		
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			would go and visit her once every
month using his flying you no
		
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			vehicle right and you stay there
for two three days another
		
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			opinions that he got her married
to somebody else. Allah knows
		
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			best. But what Allah tells us here
is the story of his power and his
		
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			sugar. And that is the lesson we
take. We don't have much power to
		
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			be honest, but we feel like we
have some power and security and
		
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			Masha Allah means that our
disposal May Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			make us of the shack eating May
Allah make us of the thankful ones
		
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			and never let us be of the those
who are not thankful with the
		
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			story that we have May Allah bless
us all working with that one and
		
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			Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen
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			on to others to local law here and
as Salaam Alaikum Warahmatullahi
		
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			Wabarakatuh