Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Unique Features of the Prophet Muhammad ()

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The Prophet sallali Alayhi wa (the most powerful man in history) is the most powerful man in history. The Prophet sallali Alayhi wa sallam said that he was standing for the row in front of the Heray, and that he could see the light of al rush. He also talked about the importance of the Rosary practice and the holy month, and how people should be mindful of their emotions when they read books about it. The importance of learning about the holy month is also emphasized, and people should be mindful of their emotions when they read books about it.
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Al Hamdulillah He handled cathedra on the human mobile confy Mubarak

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and it

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can tell you a Bora, Pune where the Jalla jalla wa rahmatullah wa

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Salatu was Salam O Allah. So you will have even Mustafa SallAllahu

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Taala are they are under the he or software he was seldom at the

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Sleeman Kathira en la Yomi Dean Emeritus

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God Allah with the baraka Ouattara for the Quran emoji they will for

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Connie Hamid

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Mohammed rasool Allah

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will call the Tyler will Lavina Mailloux me Lusardi hurt Manu

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beema beema New Zealand Allah Mohammed will who will help call

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me Rob be him get Farah and him say to him was Lucha Birla whom,

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what kind of Terada Makana Mohammed Abba I had him originally

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come whether kill rasool Allah he will hurt him in the beam.

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So dear, respected elders, brothers, sisters, really

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wonderful to be in your midst today, especially

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for this topic and this subject of celebrating the Prophet sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam discussing his greatness, his beauty and

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Allah subhanho wa Taala accept it from us whatever. However much

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shortcomings we have in that whatever form we do it and it's it

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can't fulfill his rights but we just ask that Allah subhanaw taala

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accept except us for this time that we're spending here and then

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beyond this May Allah subhanaw taala allow the lights of this

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gathering to continue with us and to shine the light for us for the

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rest of our life as well.

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I just want to quote you a few lines of the border

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Imam will see the Rahim Allah he says first and be enough he

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hulking we're following while I'm you know who fear element? Wala

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Karami coulomb Minh rasool Allah He multimission a lot of fun

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Middlebury Oh, Russia Mina, DME

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for walkie for another day here in the hottie him. We looked at the

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Laramie Omen, Chatelet il hakomi. So immobile CD is saying the

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following.

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He says in his form and his qualities, he excelled the other

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prophets.

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Their knowledge and nobility did not rival his own. Each of them

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seeks something of Allah's Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam handfuls from the sea, but drops of the drizzle. Before him

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Do they started

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respecting the limits

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dots to his knowledge,

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dots to his knowledge of vowels to vowel signs to his wisdom. I

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remember when I first read this, I thought this was an exaggeration.

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poets do exaggeration poet poetry. Poetry is about exaggeration. And

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a certain amount of license is allowed when you do poetry. You do

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a bit of exaggeration and when people read it, they understand

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that there can be some exaggeration in there anybody who

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takes the poet poem literally sometimes, and complaints, a Scott

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shitcan. Their right, because they just can't understand the nuance

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and the metaphor, then. That's just a misunderstanding. That's

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just a shortcoming in that regard. When I read this first saying

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about a comparison between Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam and the other Prophets saying that the comparison is that

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they are just like dots to his knowledge, or vowel signs to his

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wisdom. One way to understand this in that in Arabic writing,

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as opposed to English in English, we have the vowels and the

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consonants the vowels are the same size as the consonants. So an A E

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I O U, takes the same amount of space as a T, or a B, or a C or a

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D. So that's why it's right Mohamed Salah ism is going to be

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much longer in English than it is in Arabic because in Arabic all

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you need is meme ha mean done. And if you want to add the vowels, the

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Listen symbols, the Fatah, Castro and Dhamma, the subversive fish,

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that's the symbol it's a much shorter way of writing. He's

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saying that the comparison is like if Mohammed Salah lorrison If his

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knowledge or himself if he is like the letters, the actual skeleton

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letters of Elif Bertha, the other prophets are just like the dots.

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They just like the dots of the data, or they just like the

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symbols, the vowel symbols and I thought, this is an exaggeration.

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So I looked into it a bit more deeply. And then when you start

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exploring it from that perspective, this is absolutely no

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exaggeration. In fact, I think it's an underestimation.

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There is no exaggeration in this at all. Because if you just look

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at

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Any aspect of the Rasul Allah Azza wa Salaam and this is not to

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denigrate any other prophets, the prophets are the most superior

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human beings, none of us no other human being, besides one can reach

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their status.

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But when we're comparing Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa salam, the

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best of creation, to other prophets, Muhammad Sallallahu

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Sallam has a very, very, very, very special status far beyond.

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Look at where he's been. Look at what's been given to him. Look at

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what was designed for him, what was pre planned for him. So ALLAH

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SubhanA wa Tada has a Ibrahim alayhis salam you guys know the

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story of Ibrahim Ali so I'm speaking to the younger or younger

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brothers sisters, you know the story of Ibrahim Ali salaam, that

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many, many 1000s of years before he was told to go there and leave

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his wife hijab, for ADGER and his son new son is married Alayhis

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Salam there in this completely watered us treeless desert area,

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which was soon to become one of the greatest places on the earth.

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That was all in preparation a few 1000 years ago, that became

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inhabited. And then from there came Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam was especially chosen place everything about him is chosen.

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Nothing is random. Everything is by perfect design. Everything in

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this world is by design. You can't even make an excuse that it's by

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random It can even be mistaken as random in this case. So he is born

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in this place called Maka, maka, maka, maka. Makara is a place

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where if you stay there for three days, I don't know if you ever

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thought about this. But if you stay there for three days, as many

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people do, you will receive 1.5 million rewards for the prayers

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that you do there. Because every prayer there is worth 100,000 You

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do five prayers in a day. That's 500,000 times three days. That's

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1.5 million rewards. That's the place that he's born in. Not only

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that, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his grandfather

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was Abdulmutallab. He had at least about 10 sons out of which the

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best name was given to the father of the Prophet sallallahu.

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Abdulmutallab had 10 times out of that the father was Abdullah there

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were others there was Abbas we know about Abbas and Hamza the

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Allah one. They were only four of the uncles that remained of the

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prophets Allah Allah some out of the others, out of all of the

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other uncle's yet only four remained while he received

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prophecy while he became a prophet. One was ABIs. One was

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Hamza, the Allah on both of them became Muslims. Their names are

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very neutral. They're positive names, the other two of his uncles

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that were alive, who knows for our children. Go ahead.

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Ebola and the other one about something

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Abu Talib, Abu Talib and Abu Lahab. Interestingly, these two

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did not become Muslim. Ebola was an enemy of authority was very

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supportive. But unfortunately as mentioned, the hadith of Sahih

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Muslim etc. What is really interesting though Omar mentioned

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is that Abu Talib and Ebola these are just their titles, it's not

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their names, their real names because they had titles in those

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days their real names Abu Lahab was actually Abdullah Russa

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Appaloosa the slave of Russa the idol, and Abu Talib, his name was

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Abdul Manaf the servant or the slave of manuf they did not become

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Muslim, the other two Abbas or the Allah one comes out of the and

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they became Muslim. Now, Abdullah, the slave of Allah subhana wa Tada

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that's the name of the Father of the Prophet Lauricella after the

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Prophet also misconceived the fall. Abdullah passes away. He

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passes away the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is born without a

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father. You know that story? The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam his mother's name again specially chosen. His mother's

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name is Amina which comes from Eamon safety, security, safety,

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security. That's his mother's name. Then you have

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the midwife, the midwife that helped to give help to deliver

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when Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was one What was her name?

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Does anybody know?

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And then he was Shiva

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means cure. Therapy. That was the name of the woman who was a

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midwife. There after that, with Amina, she had a maid who, when

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the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam came back to his mother and

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they took a trip to Medina, to

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Abuja, to her for her for father's place. That's where eventually on

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that return journey, her mother, his mother passed away. Amina

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passed away. So the person that took care of the province Allah

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lives and afterwards, and for a very long time afterwards was

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her maid, and her name was Baraka blessing. That was her name. She

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was

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Have a shear of a syndrome. That was her name. And her title was

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OMO Amon, that comes from the concept of human which means

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fortune. Everything around him. Everything around him is specially

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chosen. There's nothing left to chance there's nothing left. Allah

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doesn't leave anything to chance anyway, but yeah, you can't even

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mistake it as anything else. Thereafter that the mother that

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gave him milk that breastfed him, was none other than Halima Sadie

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and I'll look at the choice of the name there Halima from the blue

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side. Tribe. Halima comes from Hill, which means forbearance,

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patience, prudence, and Saudia comes from sad, sad fortune, a

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fortune, And subhanAllah all of this comes now, let's just look at

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some and this is a story especially for our young ones. in

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Macomb, Karima. Whenever new bones whenever people were born, when

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children were born, because maca was a city, the parents used to

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send their children away for a year, two years, maybe some months

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to the outlying villages. So somebody else a woman there would

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actually look after those children and they would nurse them, they

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would nurse them. There was clean air out there, the language was

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better, and so on and so forth. There a number of reasons, and

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that was attrition there. Nowadays, we don't do that

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anymore. You know, we stay with our mothers, but then they will

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actually have a milk mother who was separate. So Halima Sadia, she

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comes from that tribe, with a number of other women. And they've

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come and it's that season, the baby season, or whatever it is, I

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wasn't not sure she comes. And they are looking for a child that

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they can take what's in it for them. If they do a good job, maybe

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the parents of that child will give them an award, they'll make

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some money out of it, they'll give them a gift, or whatever the case

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is. So she said that we were going through severe drought, the

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animals that I was on that I had come with, was always lagging

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behind, when we were coming to Mount Carmel, Colorado.

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After that, everybody was the end of the day, and everybody had

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found an offspring had found a child to take home with them so

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that they could feed them. However, I couldn't find anybody.

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And people are turned down. They're not taken Muhammad

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, because he didn't have a father.

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And because he didn't have a father and he was an orphan. You

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didn't expect to get many, much of a gift or something from his

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parents, so he had not really taken him. So I thought, I haven't

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found anybody else. I don't want to go back empty handed. Let me

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take him maybe there's going to be blessing in there. And that was

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the best choice that she ever made in her life, probably. Right.

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Probably the best choice she made in life. She took the child. As

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soon as she starts on her way home, her animal that she was

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writing starts going faster than everybody else before it says if

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she'd come in a beat up Datsun, right, like from 30 years ago,

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that was just about you know, making it now Mashallah. She's

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like in a Ferrari, you know, for our for our young brown sisters.

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And she's just ahead of everybody nursing Allah sneaky, like what's

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going on, hold up, like what happened to your anybody, you

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know, you were struggling before now you're ahead. And she says

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that I was struggling to even feed my own children. But now I was

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able to feed them and feed the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam, and there was enough, more than enough to go along. In fact,

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more than that I saw there was a drought in that time, which means

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that there was a there was hardly any rain. And she said that

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people's animals were suffering their grains, you know that the

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grazing of the animals, the sheep, the goats, or whatever it was,

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they were suffering, my animals would always come back full, and

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they got fatter and fatter. And everybody's wondering that where

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is the secret cashiers that you have to to feed your animals?

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Where is it tell us about it as well. And it was nothing other

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than the blessing of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So

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what happened is generally a lot of the others had gone and given

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back their children, but she wanted to keep them she wanted to

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keep Mohamed Salah Lawson because of the blessing she had seen. So

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she went to Mecca and got some more an extension to keep Muhammad

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.

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Now, after this happened, suddenly, one day, this very

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special event he was he was he was playing with his brother and

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sister, meaning Halima the original children, they her own

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children. And suddenly what she saw, what they saw is that there's

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two men that have come and put the prophets of Allah Assam down and

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splitting his chest. Now when you see that in those days, there is

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no survival. So they ran in they said that somebody is basically

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he's killed. Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam, but these were the

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angels that have come to take extract his heart, take out a

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certain small amount from the hullabaloo. shaytani mink, that's

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what is mentioned the Hadith and wash it with in a gold vessel of

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zamzam. And then that was the first open heart surgery, right

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done to the Prophet salallahu Salam, and later on some of the

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Sahaba would remark Rhodiola one they will remark that we would see

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the marks of that of being of having Sonam that wasn't the only

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time they were at least

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two or three

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instances where this happens. So right from the beginning this

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special, everything is very specially laid out. It's a

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beautiful story you can read about the story. That's what I'm going

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to mention for this to move on to the next story.

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Now there's another incident. Look in Sahih Muslim, and there's some

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narrations there about the ascension of the prophets, Allah,

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lords of the marriage. And amazing, it's absolutely amazing.

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The Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam is taken by knights from Macomb,

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Oklahoma, to Jerusalem. And from there, he in Jerusalem, he leads

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all the prophets in the prayer. And then from there he goes up to

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the heavens, on the Baroque. Now very interesting if you don't read

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the Hadith, where they get to the first heaven,

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the first heaven the guardian of the first heaven. He asks, Who is

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it is that Gibreel Gibreel that Islam is with him? Who's with you?

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Mohamed Salah ism is with me.

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Has he been invited?

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That's one way to read it.

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Another the better way to read it is oh, has he been invited?

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Like amazing, he's been invited. So then they let him in. And on

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the first heaven the promise of the Lord is in the meets with

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other Melissa because he's on the first level. And he welcomes in

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more haven't been completely silent and so on. He welcomes him.

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Then he gets to the second heaven, same thing, same question and they

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get they express the excitement.

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Here he meets with isa Ali Salaam and yeah, he Ali salaam, the two

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cousins. Then he gets on to the third heaven. And there he meets

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with us of Alayhis Salam

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on the fourth heaven, he welcomes him on the fourth heaven he meets

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with

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a you buddy Salaam. Now Idris Ali Salam. On the fourth heaven meets

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with Idris Ali Salam on the fifth heaven. He meets with Harun

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Alayhis Salam, and they all welcome. Mulholland. BRK Saudi

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welcome or righteous brother and they have a meeting. Then on the

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sixth heaven. That's where he meets with Musa alayhis salam.

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And that's a very special encounter Musa Islam is on the

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sixth level. And on the seventh level, we meet with Ibrahim

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alayhis salam.

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From there they carry on and then he says they get to a place the

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end of the load tree the Siddhartha mandala Allah subhanho

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wa Taala discusses this in certain najem when Nigeria either our

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bodies are Sahiba mama Hava well my auntie coin is in who are ill.

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What are you you have a llama who should either go and he carries

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on. But can acaba ko Saini Adana Oh ha Isla Abdi Hema or Monica

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double Mara. So you realize some is now continuing on with him. He

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says that when they got to the lottery now this is the really,

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really interesting part when they get to the lottery.

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The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam says we go to the lottery

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and fella mushiya mean amarilla Hema Russia

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Delta urines from now I had to mean hulky law

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yesterday or a young man her Snia this just amazed me I've been

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thinking about this for a very long time. There's a number of

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versions. He says when I got there, there was a show that was

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put on for me a spectable, a movie whatever you want to call it a

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demonstration of a beautiful show. And he says that it was so

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beautiful. It was so beautiful. That there is no human being that

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can describe it. There is no human being that can describe how

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amazing that spectacle was. In another version, it says For lush

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for rational Minda have golden flying objects most likely angels

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they put on a show on this huge tree that is out there. He

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explains how big the the fruits are of that tree and so on and the

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leaves and etc it's like the

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elephants is huge tree, the cedar to Rwanda. But the show that was

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placed on there I've been thinking about it for a while, as anybody

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you know, we generally we look at 2d objects, you may have had a 3d

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experience somewhere where they make you wear those goggles and

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you feel like things are jumping out at you being thrown at you and

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it feels a bit more realistic. And then you have a you have a 4d

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experience where you're sitting in a certain seat and they they they

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prick you and that you feel a gust of air and maybe sprinkles of

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water. So that's like a four day the fourth dimension. I think this

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was way beyond that kind of dimension. And is That's why you

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can't describe something like this. I think the Prophet

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sallallahu someone experiences with every pore of his body. How

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can you describe something like that? In fact, one of our one of

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our Hadith in aroma of the subcontinent he speaks about this

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hadith in which the Prophet sallallahu sallam said once you

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were standing for prayer in front end he said without looking back

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he said why do I see some of you with protruding out of the line

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and not in line with one another says make sure that you're in line

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Otherwise Allah will place a

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Lovelace discord between your hearts. He then in one in one of

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those narration he says, Because I see you from behind, Prophet

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sallallahu Sallam is standing in front, everybody is behind him,

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but he can tell that people are not in order. And he says, I can

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see you, so many are Allama. They, they've explained, provide the

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possible explanations of how could he see some said things like oh,

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the front wall was made like a mirror for him. Understand he was

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by by revelation by inspiration. One of our shakes, they said

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shakes earlier. He says

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that this was after the Mirage incident, this was after the

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journey to the Mirage, and when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam had gone up to the heavens, in order for him to be able to

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experience the heavenly experiences there. And beyond

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that, when he went up to meet Allah subhanaw taala, all the

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limitations from His sight was stripped of, we have a certain

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limitation because when I look like this, I can see an arc of

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vision, things which are beyond my ark of vision, I can't see them I

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can we can only see an ark of vision.

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All of that was stripped from him so he could see in multi dimension

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whatever that was, I mean, the scientists can put a name to that.

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So he says that's why he could now see from even behind without

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having to turn around and Allah Allah whether that stayed forever

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whether that was for a short Allah knows best, but thereafter that

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from there they carry on Gibreel Ali salaam carries on with the

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Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam they get to a place where you

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realize some finally tells him July some is the angel where he's

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probably been more places than anybody else has. He is the

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closest the highest of the angels basis from here you're gonna have

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to proceed alone because I can no longer come from here. We've got

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to the end of wherever that extremity of the universe is. So

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the province of Ulsan proceeded alone

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to meet with Allah subhanaw taala.

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And he says that there you mentioned in some narrations not

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in Sahih Muslim and some other narrations that he heard the voice

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of Abu Bakr Siddiq or the Allah one where,

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why Abu Bakr Siddiq are the Allah one. Possibly because being in a

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place such a solitary place where nobody's ever been,

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you know, nobody's ventured, no angel has gone. And there's a

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feeling of aloneness of aloneness and solitude. So maybe just to

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make him feel good, Allah subhanaw taala knows this. And then he

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meets Allah subhanaw taala according to the strongest opinion

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among the Sahaba, he saw Allah subhanaw taala.

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There are other views that he saw a light, there's a minority view

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that he did not see Allah, but the stronger view is that he saw Allah

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subhanho wa taala, which nobody else has ever done. Nobody else

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has done even if they sorted. Now when he comes back, he's going to

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give the 50 prayers we know you know the story, the 50 prayers,

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Musa does and tells him You can't your OMA cannot do 50 Thank Allah

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Allah thank Moosonee Salam, right? I mean, we must give him something

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back for this.

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So then the story you know the story that he keeps going back and

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it's less than 4540 and it goes down to five. And eventually Musa

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some says even five is too much go back and get that decrease, but

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perhaps a lot some said, I'm too embarrassed now. And now it's five

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Allah says I will give you the reward of 50 district of high

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praise the bulk of Muhammad Sallallahu lism Now something

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interesting that some commentators have remarked here

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and today is a time of just glorifying the beautiful works of

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lawyers and that's why it's absolutely appropriate to mention

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this here. Why did Musa this alarm keep sending him back? Obviously

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he's got his you know, he's he has an interest in our, in our in our

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welfare one thing, but there was also something else they say

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possibly, which is that he was unable to see Allah subhanaw taala

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so now maybe he can get a frequent glance more than once of the eyes

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that saw Allah subhanaw taala Shane was mentioning about people,

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valuing those who have seen the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa

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sallam here he was valuing the prophets of Allah because he had

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been able to see Allah so he can at least see the eyes that have

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seen Allah subhanaw taala when you love something you want everything

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about them. You want to mention everything about them. That's why

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some people mentioned why does Allah says be hunky ramen and not

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the hunky love? Why? Because we need to have a comprehensive

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personality. You want to mention all because you become more

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nuanced in your approach to people you become more nuanced in your

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approach to the personality. That's why the Prophet sallallahu

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alayhi wa sallam if you look at the way Allah subhanho wa Taala

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has spoken about him in the Quran. Allah subhanho wa Taala has spoken

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about the Prophet sallallahu Sallam with his name four or five

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times Muhammad Ahmed mostly Muhammad once Armand embarr at

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this moment, however, there's many others Musa millimeters the number

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of other names, not just names Allah subhanaw taala speaks of the

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Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam speaking about parts of his

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body, mentioning parts of his body and there's numerous verses to

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that effect. For example, Allah subhanaw taala mentions the face

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the countenance of Rasulullah sallallahu is

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I'm more than one time because naratriptan Luba, which he gave

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his summer

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for when Lee which Hakka chakra al Masjid Al haram, but in her Juca

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pocket a slum to watch here little lady, watch here Lila woman eater

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barony. One of them were Jacqueline dini. Hanifa for Afghan

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which Hakka Levine will claim you. Allah subhanaw taala tells him to

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direct his countenance in a particular way thereafter, Allah

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subhanaw taala speaks about the eyes mentioned the eyes of the

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Prophet sallallahu Sallam that that would then I Nika Illa Medina

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be he as well as your main home. What are that what do I know Karan

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whom? Mazovia mazovian bas arowana tava if that's relating to the

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rocks of Allah when you sell them, then the chest and the back

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alumna, Shakalaka Soderbergh. Although Ana and COVID Rock ullery

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And Col de la hora, very specific mentions you only do specific

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mentions of valued entities. Thereafter, Allah says about the

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heart of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam were in no less

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than zero. Rob, Bill and Amin necessarily be here Rohan Amin,

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Allah couldn't pick upon your heart, then mark cannibal Dumas

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the inner heart is mentioned thereafter that the tongue of the

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Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam for in the Maya Sarna will be the

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sonic learn to Heinrich Lisanna. And luckily that jalebi

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thereafter the hand and the throat, while Artesia Yeah, they

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come up with that and don't keep your hands constrained on your

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throat. Well, I'll tell you a year they come up gluten ala Oh, no

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cake. Well, I couldn't post all of these descriptions I mentioned. So

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now

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the few things that I want to mention is love of the prophets.

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Allah some Sheikh already elucidated all of this, the

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importance of the practice,

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the practicing the Sunnah of the Rosary is not easy. They say that

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the true Sufi is not the one who shows miracles is not the one who

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can do extraordinary events. The true Sufi is the one who can

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remain steadfast on the Sunnah of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi

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wasallam, that is difficult to always be concerned about what the

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Prophet sallallahu Sallam has guided me in this regard to be

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looking for that the only way we can do that is to learn more about

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him and learn more about what he said, and what guidance he

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provided. Right? How would you develop a love, you learn more

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about them. So if I'm looking for a new car, and I decided that I'm

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going to buy a BMW two series, what happens I didn't know much

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about that car. But now that it's a candidate, I will start learning

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more about it, I'll go for a test drive, I'll ask other owners about

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it, I'll check online reviews. And slowly, slowly, if it's worth it,

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then the qualities of it will stand out. And they will find a

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place in my heart. That's why when you're trying to buy a house or a

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car, don't ever get emotionally attached, because if you don't get

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it,

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then you're going to be really sad, likewise with a spouse,

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because we get emotionally attached, the only one that you

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should be getting emotionally attached to Allah and Rasulullah

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because that's where that emotion is going to produce something for

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us, in this world in the Hereafter. Only get emotionally

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attached with them in that sense. That's and then you can be

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emotionally attached to anybody else for their sake, but not for

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anything else's sake on its own. So that's what we want to do is

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how do we do that?

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I moved to America in 2000. And there was a that was just after

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the Bosnian war. And there was an individual there. A Bosnian

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brother who just moved in now persons at that time had not been

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had been very secularized and not be very religious. But now he was

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finding his deal. And he said to me, give me a book on the zero

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Rasulullah sallallahu. I gave him one, he read it. So give me

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another one. So we've already read one. He says there's no way that

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you can learn about anything or anyone just by one person's

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perspective by one book. This some very simple facts about the

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promise of awesome life when the battle happened, when the opposite

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happened, and so on so forth, they can be changed. But the

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perspectives what people have gleaned the pearls that people

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have extracted, that you're going to get from different books, and

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we owe it to the service allows them to know more about because

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that's the only way we can fulfill the obligation of loving the

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promise of the Lord is alone.

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That's the only way we can learn about the obligation of Rasulullah

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Salallahu Salam, I'll just leave us with one point to think about,

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there's a lot of criticism about Rasulullah sallallahu among the

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non Muslims. Why do you think that criticism? Is it because they've

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read a serum and they didn't like it? They did not read any Sierra

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of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam they've seen you and I have seen

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me people like me and others who are not representing Prophet

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salallahu Alaihe Salam in the proper way. In every aspect. The

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book is awesome. It's such multifaceted and it takes a

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lifetime to become inshallah fully like him. Right? And we glorify

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that idea. We cannot go and give Cyril books and then get angry

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right on non Muslims when they criticize ourselves because of our

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own deeds. Inshallah, if we all try to

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Think of one thing that we can do every time you know we think about

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the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam and improve ourselves, then we can

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be the true Muhammad Ali's and then inshallah people will get a

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better perspective of what Muhammad Salah must have been

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because there's no other way for non Muslims to find out about the

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Prophet sallallahu sallam. Remember the Sooners of divorce

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are many, many and some of them are difficult, culturally, we they

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may not be even appropriate within our cultures within our family

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paradigms, or wherever we stay or wherever we walk. That's fine. All

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we have to do is never justify never justify that just because I

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live in XYZ situation or in the west or in the UK or America or

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whatever, that I don't have to do this. It's a sunnah of the Prophet

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salallahu Alaihe Salam, if I can't do it today, I want to do it

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tomorrow in sha Allah, O Allah give me the Tofik I had a friend

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in in one of the in Arizona, one of the towns in Arizona, right? He

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was the only guy that water turbine, a turbine is not

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necessary to work. It's a sunnah. It's not necessary. It's not

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worship. He had he used to wear a turban in that heat and one Muslim

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came up to his brother, why'd you have to wear this for maybe it was

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feeling out of guilt, like why do you wear this, you know, and so

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on. So he says, Why do you wear this so that the Sheikh said to

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him, he said, I don't know what to tell you. It's not necessary to

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wear this but how do I explain this to you? The best of men, the

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best of creation, the most Beloved of Allah used to wear it, and

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that's why I follow it. I don't know how I can explain that to

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you.

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That's how the love of the rossello Islam and the Sunnah

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needs to become in our hearts. May Allah make it easy for us. It's

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not easy. May Allah subhanho wa Taala make it for us. May Allah

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accept this program. And may Allah allow the lights of this to to

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continue and to endure for a very long time. Allah bless the

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organizers and everybody that's here. And grant us love was read

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that one and then hamdulillah

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Jazak Allah here for listening May Allah subhanho wa Taala bless you.

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