Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Value of Counselling Each Other

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of understanding the meaning behind popular figures and actions is highlighted, along with the significance of being considerate of others. The speaker emphasizes the power of compassion and compassion in explaining situations and leaving points in one's mind to encourage others to leave love and compassionate Nicaea. The speaker also discusses the benefits of Islam subhanho wa taala, which is a way to improve one's behavior.

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			Smilla Rahmanir Rahim
		
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			Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Hamden
Cathedral on the Yemen Mubarak and
		
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			fie Mubarak Kannada you can now
your high Bora buena, where La
		
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			Jolla, Judah who I'm in a word or
Salatu was Salam ALA. So, you will
		
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			have evil Mustafa SallAllahu Taala
either either you are the early he
		
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			will be he or the Oracle seldom at
the Sleeman Kathira on Eli Yomi
		
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			Dean unnumbered called Allahu
Tabata Cova Tada for your Quran
		
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			and Maji they will for Colonial
Hamid, where the kill in the Quran
		
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			10 Pharaoh, meaning
		
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			we'll call it an MBO sallallahu
alayhi wa salam, a dino Naseeha.
		
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			One of the things about this faith
that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam said, and it's a very
short statement, but it's a very
		
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			comprehensive one. And when you
look at any statement, you mustn't
		
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			treat that statement as something
independent. You must see where
		
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			it's coming from, what must have
been going through the speaker's
		
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			mind, what may the purpose that he
had, the meanings that he tried to
		
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			convey the
		
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			context that was in front of him,
and this is the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam making a very
general statement, a very
		
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			comprehensive statement trying to
say a dean and nnessee her, the
		
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			dean, the religion is
		
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			wishing well for others nasaga No
see her, it's wishing well for
		
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			others, purifying, refining. These
are all meanings that come from
		
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			this term. The entire deen is like
that, or it's a major aspect of
		
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			the deen, you can only say
something is something when it's
		
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			the integral part of it. Now, one
of the things about Naseeha and
		
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			benefit is that if there was no
Naseeha, if there was no advice,
		
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			mutual, mutual advice, then we
would be in darkness. And this was
		
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			the case of this was the case, pre
Islam, if there was no advice, and
		
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			if there was not nobody telling
each other, what's good for them,
		
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			what's bad for them, showing them
the way of wisdom, showing them
		
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			what's wrong, the evil
consequences of things, then, of
		
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			course, we would never be able to
get closer to Allah subhana wa
		
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			Tada, we'd never be able to have
virtue, because humans just by our
		
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			nature, we, we lean towards the
world, we incline towards the
		
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			world. And what we need is we need
religion, we need perspective, we
		
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			need virtue to keep us straight.
So now see her is something just
		
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			by its very nature, it benefits
people. Sometimes it takes longer
		
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			than at other times, but it
definitely benefits people. And
		
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			that's why Allah subhanho wa Taala
says, We're the killer advice,
		
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			counsel, remind for in the vichara
than feral Momineen. Because the
		
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			Kra, reminders, reminders, they
benefit the believers, they
		
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			benefit the believers. How many
things do we know, to be good to
		
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			be virtuous, to be part of the
deen to be things that we've
		
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			thought of many times in the past
that we should be doing these
		
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			things, and yet, they're not part
of our deen. And then suddenly
		
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			they become part of our life, and
our behavior, our conduct. When we
		
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			hear somebody remind us again, it
did not impact us five years ago,
		
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			we heard the same thing for three
times, four times or five times or
		
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			10s of times over the last several
years. But then today, for
		
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			example, it benefited us. It
benefited us yesterday. That's the
		
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			whole point of it. It's a
reminder, it's not education, as
		
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			such, it is education in the in
the larger scheme of things, of
		
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			course, it's wisdom. That's what
it's all about. But that's the
		
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			whole point of it. The Naziha has
so much benefit that Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala loves it. And
that's why his messenger
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam called
the deen Naseeha. Now let us
		
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			understand one simple example.
Allah subhanho wa Taala to explain
		
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			the benefit of advice to others
counselling other showing them the
		
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			right way. He could have had so
many examples that he has so many
		
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			examples at his disposal that he
could have chosen from to mention
		
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			in the Quran. But he mentions a
simple example of something we
		
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			would consider to be totally
insignificant something that we
		
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			don't give a second glance to in
fact, we think it's a nuisance.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says In
the Surah that is then named by
		
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			that single incident, which is
similar to normal Allah subhanho
		
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			wa Taala quotes the end saying
call it num law he says that the
		
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			number said the single and said
yeah, uh, you had num loot Hello
		
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			Masonic masa Kena comme
		
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			la active under consoling man
would you know them? Well whom
		
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			live Sharon? So look at the way
he's even explaining this. He says
		
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			Oh, colony of ants or congregation
or group events.
		
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			Get back into your barrels. Get
back into your places of safety.
		
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			because the forces of Sulaiman rd
his Salam may trample over you,
		
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			while they don't know. So he's
taking both sides into
		
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			consideration here, out of all of
these examples out of all the many
		
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			multitude of examples that Allah
subhanaw taala could have
		
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			provided, he provides that of an
ant, and shows that the ant
		
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			features now in the Quran forever.
It features in the Quran
		
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			eternally, because of the single
act that it did, which was to have
		
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			compassion for its fellow, its
fellow ants, to have compassion,
		
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			to give them advice to give them
counsel to make them feel safety,
		
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			to give them a good, good
direction. This is so valuable in
		
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			the sight of Allah subhanaw taala
that he brings this aspect of the
		
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			ant and mentions it in the Quran.
And now it's there forever. And
		
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			humans read this. Yeah, humans now
read this at tilava. And we we are
		
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			rewarded for reading it.
		
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			That shows you the power of
Naseeha. The other thing about
		
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			Naseeha is that now see her is not
only for others, when a person
		
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			gives her see her, then you
benefit yourself because you feel
		
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			like a hypocrite if you don't
benefit from it. So the power of
		
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			Naseeha is so potent, it's so
valuable, that when you advise
		
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			others, you advise yourself as
well. When you advise others, you
		
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			self you introspect, you think I
can't say this, if I'm not doing
		
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			it myself. So then you start to
make a regimen of trying to stop
		
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			doing that thing yourself and then
telling others now the one of the
		
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			things that we have to realize is
that unfortunately, not see her
		
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			giving has become a very formal
task. Now see her giving an advice
		
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			to others. And this form of
compassionate advice has become a
		
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			very formal task and very official
task. Only the Imam gives it, it's
		
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			only done from the member, it's
only done from the stage. It's
		
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			only done from on the pulpit. It's
only done from behind the lectern.
		
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			It's only done in official, you
know, in official writings,
		
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			unfortunately, day to day things
is very difficult for us to give
		
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			nasiha today, in this type of
individualism, it becomes very
		
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			difficult. People aren't willing
to listen, when I say people,
		
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			let's not look at others. How
defensive do we get when somebody
		
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			tells us something? Criticism, as
long as it's constructive is a
		
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			very good thing. We're supposed to
be open to that we're supposed to
		
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			learn from others. That's the
whole point of Naseeha. But we are
		
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			so protective and so defensive
over ourselves and our children
		
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			even that nobody can even tell our
children off if they're doing the
		
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			wrong thing. Today in the masjid
children go around and do as they
		
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			play please, unlike it was 2030
years ago, when somebody or the
		
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			other would try to set them right.
Today, you're fearful that if you
		
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			tell somebody or their son, or
their daughter that you know
		
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			they're doing this, that or the
other, you will have a backlash.
		
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			And that's why when this Naziha is
destroyed from our community,
		
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			except in a formal situation, then
that is where we really
		
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			deteriorate as a society. Now see
how it's supposed to be for every
		
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			Muslim. It's not just for every
imam or writer. It's not just for
		
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			every lecture. It's not just for
every speech giver. But it's
		
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			actually for every Muslim that we
need to be those who are
		
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			constantly trying to tell people
and telling ourselves and trying
		
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			to rectify ourselves, this virtue
should be in our mind. Of course,
		
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			we need to avoid the extremes and
disregard the militant, the
		
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			militant that we're that people
give, where they suddenly become
		
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			enlightened, after years of years
of doing wrong and being in the
		
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			wrong crowds, and in the wrong
activities. And suddenly, now they
		
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			want to change everybody
overnight. It doesn't happen that
		
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			way. They become military about
this, they become extremely
		
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			violent about this. That's an
extreme but good Nasi her full of
		
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			wisdom and compassion for people
to try to understand their
		
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			situation and try to then explain,
leave a few points here and there
		
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			so that they can understand not
see her doesn't mean that you have
		
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			to go and tell them in the face.
Not see her does not mean that you
		
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			have to go and push somebody away
from something, grab something out
		
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			of their hand and break it. That's
not the see her only there are
		
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			many aspects of nasiha. And today,
we need to learn what
		
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			compassionate Nicaea is where you
really have the focus of that
		
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			person in your mind, where you
really have love for the welfare
		
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			of that individual in your mind.
Not that I want to get a better
		
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			name at it, because I'm, you know,
really good at telling people to
		
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			do this. And I want to just
establish proof against them.
		
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			That's not the point of nausea.
This kind of harshness does not
		
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			generally work. It's about leaving
a point in their mind just saying
		
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			something, just leaving a point
that they can then reflect upon
		
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			it, sending them a book, maybe it
may be sending them a link of
		
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			something. There are many, many
ways of doing this. And the more
		
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			wiser we are about this, the more
successful we will be. However, if
		
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			we have sincerity, and we have
some wisdom, we will always be
		
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			successful. Now remember, things
aren't going to change all of a
		
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			sudden, it takes time. But Allah
subhanaw taala is constantly
		
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			recording. That's what we have to
realize. If we give somebody
		
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			Naseeha we give somebody dere we
invite somebody to Islam, we
		
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			invite somebody to the masjid, you
know at any different level and
		
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			they don't really
		
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			respond to us. That doesn't mean
it's all lost. That doesn't mean
		
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			it's redundant. That doesn't mean
our act has been futile. All it
		
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			means is that you have put the
seed and we have to drop as many
		
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			seeds as possible, we have to
contribute as much as possible.
		
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			Allah is recording all of these
instances, slowly, slowly, you've
		
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			already got a place into their
hearts, when you've mentioned
		
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			something, you have not seen a
positive reaction straightaway.
		
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			But at least you've you've given
them the point of view, you've
		
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			told them, there's a better way to
do this. You've told them that
		
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			this is sinful what they're doing.
You've told them that the virtue
		
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			is in this direction, and not in
that direction, they may not be
		
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			able to come away from that
straightaway. People have context
		
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			that they have to deal with that
it's very difficult to change all
		
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			of a sudden, but the next time
they hear something, the next time
		
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			they're in trouble. The next time
they suffer a setback, they will
		
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			remember this and that will come
and you get the reward for this
		
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			though you forgot him, though you
never saw it. But that is your
		
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			seed that has now germinated and
Allah subhanho wa Taala keeps
		
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			account. So you must keep all of
these things into consideration.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala brings a
person who is not a prophet,
		
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			according to the majority of Allah
Ma, look, man, look, man is
		
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			considered the seed in our Look,
man, he is considered to be one of
		
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			the great sages one of those with
great wisdom. He's mentioned the
		
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			Quran for his wisdom, for his
wisdom. So we when we speak, and
		
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			when we are there for the sake of
Allah subhanho wa taala, Allah
		
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			will help us say the right thing,
Allah will give us that form of
		
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			insight and that form of wisdom,
we may not become look man at his
		
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			salon, we may not become like him.
But we will have some form of
		
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			wisdom that we can help others
with everybody to their level, and
		
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			everybody will will reap the
benefits of this in the Hereafter,
		
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			we must be open minded. One thing,
for example, some of the experts,
		
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			they say that when you want to
tell somebody something, and it's
		
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			kind of a form of criticism, don't
tell them when they're standing.
		
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			When people are standing, there's
some research that they've done
		
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			that they don't have the capacity
to tolerate, to accept sitting
		
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			down is a better situation,
they're less likely to get up and
		
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			do something about it. So calmly
sit down and speak sometimes the
		
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			best way. In fact, it says that
when they're lying down, they will
		
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			be much more tolerant, much more
accepting. If they're lying down.
		
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			Of course, you can't get everybody
to lie down unless you invite them
		
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			to your house, give them a nice
meal, tell them you know, lay
		
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			down, just relax, put some pillows
out there. But then then study,
		
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			you know, brother, you know, I was
gonna tell you something, and so
		
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			on. Don't take it bad, but this is
what I was going to tell you.
		
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			There's ways of doing this.
There's ways of doing this. But
		
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			generally don't just kind of catch
somebody outside the masjid or
		
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			catch somebody on the way and then
start telling them something
		
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			because you're gonna get a bad
reaction most in most cases people
		
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			have a lot of dignity for
themselves unfortunately, but we
		
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			have to open up to others we have
to be constantly reflecting the
		
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			prophets of Allah some said a
certain human war either behavior,
		
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			that the fortunate one and sorry
this to do with salsa, salsa is
		
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			generally spoken about in terms of
the fortune of the Hereafter
		
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			success in the Hereafter, as
opposed to Chicago. So you have
		
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			sad and you have shocker our sad
is good fortune in the hereafter
		
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			success and Shirakawa is
wretchedness in the hereafter
		
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			failure. So shocky and serried
right so you have the sorry, then
		
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			you have shocky. And as the
Prophet sallallahu sallam said, a
		
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			certain human were either below
you, sorry, is the one meaning
		
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			sorry, the fortunate one is the
one who gains advice from others.
		
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			This could be active advice that
people are giving him and they
		
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			accept, but better still, the one
who will truly be successful is
		
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			the one who takes this without
anybody telling him he just looks
		
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			at the foolishness of the fools
and says, I need to avoid that he
		
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			looks at the miserliness of the of
the miser and he says, I need to
		
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			avoid that. And it's it spurs him
on to generosity. He sees the
		
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			extreme extremism of those who are
extreme, and he says, I can't be
		
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			like that I see myself going in
that direction. He sees the
		
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			laxity. He sees the sloth of those
who are on the opposing end. And
		
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			he says, I can't be like that I
need to do something. It's the one
		
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			who's constantly thinking it's the
one who, who's constantly taking a
		
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			lesson. He's giving himself in
Nehemiah that quarrel all above
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says for
the kid, give advice because
		
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			advice and reminder it helps the
believers it benefits them. On the
		
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			other hand,
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says in
the Maya, Kuru ol Bob, the people
		
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			who really have interact true
intellect, not intellect good
		
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			enough to give them PhD. So to
give them a good breakthrough in
		
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			science and make them win the
Nobel Prize, but it's actually the
		
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			intellect that with all of this,
maybe it gives them the gives them
		
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			sad in the hereafter. That's what
you call true intellect all about
		
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			the one with the true intellect.
They are the ones that take heed
		
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			and advice and you don't have to
wait for somebody to give you
		
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			advice. Somebody else is already
sat at the back, who gave you Who
		
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			taught you conduct and manners and
his beautiful conduct that you
		
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			have? He says nobody. He says, I
just saw the foolishness of the
		
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			fools and I decided to avoid it. I
decided to avoid it just
		
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			constantly looking around things.
		
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			Can What am I like that as well? I
remember once I said to somebody,
		
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			Man, that guy looks weird. And he
says, You know what, you're
		
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			probably weird as well to
somebody.
		
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			There's probably something that
you do that you're we're where we
		
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			are two to two different people is
sold perspective, isn't it?
		
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			Sometimes we become very
comfortable in what we're doing.
		
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			Even though it is not normal, we
become very comfortable, we
		
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			justify because we love ourselves
more than anybody else. That is
		
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			the one thing that helps us to
justify any wrongs that we do. So
		
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			if we don't have wisdom, and we
don't have intellect, that is
		
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			going to really make us think and
this ability to do that call, to
		
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			accept Naseeha to ponder to
reflect, and then to imbibe within
		
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			when ourselves then that's when we
are lost, because we'll be lost in
		
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			our own pride and arrogance and
conceit and self love. And that is
		
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			one of the greatest problems that
we have today.