Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Traits of the Friends of Allah

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The conversation covers the theory that the love of Allah subhanaw taala will ultimately lead to the completion of the natural world and ultimately lead to the completion of the natural world. The importance of finding a genuine love in a relationship is emphasized, as it can affect one's behavior and behavior. The segment also touches on the use of SIM cards and phone SIM cards in India and Pakistan, the importance of praying for their god, and the need for people to not become different and not let things happen to them. The importance of acceptance and gratitude in one's actions is emphasized.

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			Hello how are you Allah subhanaw
taala says in the Quran
		
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			in the maloca either the Hollywood
career and if so do her which is a
		
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			holly Avila. Okay daddy KFR loon.
		
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			This is a
		
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			one of the verses,
		
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			which is part of this, the
narrative on
		
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			the discussion between the
correspondence between Sulaiman
		
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			Alayhis Salam and the Queen of
Sheba bilities.
		
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			And one of the statements that's
made in this dialogue is
		
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			what Bill T says, this is a
statement she makes makes to her
		
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			co t as she is making a she is
having a discussion with them
		
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			about what to do.
		
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			So this is what she is, this is
what she says, When discussing
		
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			with Soleimani. He's sorry, sorry,
Mrs. Rama told her to come and
		
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			submit.
		
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			So the whole story was quite
simple about Hood Hood, the who
		
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			pay who'd gone and disappeared and
had come upon this kingdom. And he
		
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			came back and gave details of it
to Salim and Annie salons and when
		
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			I said I said, Well,
		
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			she should come. What do we need?
Muslimeen he wrote a letter to her
		
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			Bismillah R Rahman Rahim, Allah
Allahu Allah, wa Tony Muslim in a
		
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			very short letter, in the name of
Allah, most Gracious, most
		
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			Merciful.
		
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			Don't try to overcome me.
		
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			Just come to me in submission,
simple.
		
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			So she is now making a discussion
		
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			as to what their response should
be.
		
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			So she says that,
		
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			in the midst of that discussion,
this point comes up the verily
		
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			when kings, sovereigns rulers,
when they enter into any area,
		
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			they will lay it down to waste, it
will totally destroyed of sedusa
		
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			will totally destroy it
annihilated. And what do I do? Is
		
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			that a doula and they they will
make the noble people of the area
		
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			they will make them and put them
down, they will degrade them, and
		
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			make them into the humiliated.
		
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			So
		
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			although that's been related in
this particular context, Monash
		
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			already thumri, after the la era,
		
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			he takes some very interesting
subtle points on the Quran. That's
		
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			why it's actually been translated
into English as well, one of his
		
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			collections on this topic.
Although that one's primarily
		
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			based on Hadith where he's
established most of the points
		
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			that Sufis will use throughout
their concepts, their procedures,
		
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			their methodologies, he's proven
that through Hadith, he's shown
		
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			how it's, so he uses this verse to
say that.
		
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			Although this is speaking about
kings, kings have power. This is
		
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			talking about something powerful.
So if you conceptualize it to the
		
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			basic level, it's talking about
some power, some form of power
		
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			coming in, and just totally
anything that is considered to be
		
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			respectable.
		
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			Obviously, whatever is respectable
is something of perspective,
		
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			somebody's perspective that this
is respectable. Somebody might
		
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			have someone who's respectable
according to them, and yet other
		
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			people will not consider that
person respectable. In the drug
		
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			dealing kingdom. You've got the
drug dealers who are considered to
		
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			be very honorable, respectable to
the people lower down, but
		
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			obviously for the authorities and
for general people, they will
		
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			think that is the most despicable
people people. So he's using it
		
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			he's he's taken it down to its
bare conceptual level that when
		
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			some kind of power come in, comes
in, then it will lay everything to
		
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			waste, and it will take what you
would have considered to be noble
		
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			and he would have made that to be
despicable. So then he says, this
		
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			is the same thing. He I can see in
this the love of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala doing the same thing, the
love of Allah subhanaw taala is so
		
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			powerful that when it comes into
any heart, so he says the kingdom
		
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			here is the heart, the dunya of
the heart item of dunya which
		
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			animal column, it will come in
there and it will lay everything
		
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			to waste. And it will take
whatever you consider to be noble
		
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			right now away from the love of
Allah subhanaw taala it will make
		
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			that totally despicable in your
sight. So very interestingly, he
		
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			reckons that love of Allah
subhanaw taala is one of those
		
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			alchemy is that once you develop
that love to a true level, then it
		
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			will govern everything and it will
correct everything in your heart.
		
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			And that's why it will take care
of everything. Because it will
		
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			take care of one of the big things
afara Ito many Taha Illa who Hawa
		
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			Have you seen the one who has
taken his lower self, the ego, the
		
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			desire as his God as his
		
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			deity as his Object Object of
Worship Allah, Allah is someone
		
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			that you resort to in every
aspect. Now, this obviously
		
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			describes, you know, majority of
us for our eight Amanita Isla who
		
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			have at some level
		
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			what are the Allahu Allahu Allah
and Allah subhanaw taala has
		
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			caused him to deviate despite the
fact that he has knowledge because
		
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			the knowledge is of that nature
that it manages to overcome your
		
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			intellectual self. The desire you
know, intellectually.
		
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			Rationally thinking about it, you
know, this is wrong.
		
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			But then the knifes is so powerful
that actually takes over.
		
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			And then eventually what am I
assuming he will be
		
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			eventually that leads to a seal
over the heart.
		
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			So now you add him in Barry Diller
if Allah is not going to guide him
		
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			who's can guide him.
		
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			So what this verse tells us and
many other verses like that in the
		
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			Quran,
		
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			that the only result we have
against our knifes, etc, is Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. And the more Allah
subhanaw taala comes into our
		
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			hearts, then it will lay all of
this to waste as much as we bring
		
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			him in. This is how much it will
lay everything else to waste. So
		
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			this is kind of a continuation of
what we spoke last week. That's
		
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			why
		
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			one of the this was the emphasis
of Monash already Thonburi in his
		
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			the sort of the greatest emphasis
was obviously love of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. And one of the
second points was character,
		
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			social character, social
etiquette, this is a very big
		
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			theme, every shake will have a
different theme.
		
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			They will all any shaking, the
part of the source should speak
		
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			about the love of Allah subhanaw
taala there's no doubt about that.
		
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			But then they will, because of
certain experiences that they've
		
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			had. They will then focus on
certain aspects that accompany the
		
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			love of Allah subhanaw taala that
complement the love of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala it's impossible for
anybody to speak about everything,
		
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			only the prophets, Allah lorrison
Did that he was the most
		
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			comprehensive personality that
dealt with everything. Generally
		
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			with everybody else, their focus
is going to be on certain other
		
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			aspects, including the main theme
of love for Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala and drawing closer to Allah
subhanaw taala. So if you look
		
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			at different machinery, for
example, if you look at Hakeem
		
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			after sub Rahmatullah, who just
passed away recently, his focus
		
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			was on, he reckoned that one of
the major problems in the world
		
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			today which it is, and nobody can
deny it, is you can say, the evil
		
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			eye, not in terms of a line, but
in terms of not what you're
		
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			affected by, but what you infect
yourself with, by looking at the
		
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			haram. So His thing was about
Berners Lee, as he called it,
		
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			which is just to look at the bad,
and Subhanallah it is, and it's
		
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			increasing more and more and more
and more day in and day out. And
		
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			it's only gonna get worse, because
the availability
		
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			is only worse. I was just reading
a report, I was just reading a
		
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			report on it's on BBC today, I
think the * industry is
		
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			complaining that Google etc,
doesn't do enough to direct people
		
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			to the legitimate sites where they
have to pay, but they get it for
		
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			free. So everything that they make
is immediately immediately what
		
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			you call it, copied, copied and
put up elsewhere. Whereas the film
		
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			industry and so on, they've
they've had a lot of lobbying.
		
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			They've had a lot of lobbying. And
because of that, if you go to
		
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			search for a watch a movie, and he
gives an example as well, if you
		
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			go to the watch a certain movie,
rather than show you the sites
		
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			where it's downloadable for free,
		
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			that which are illegal, he will
now start giving you where it's
		
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			legally
		
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			paid, paid places. And the *
industry is now complaining that
		
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			we're not seen as legitimate
businesses, respectable
		
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			individuals were seen as
commodities. Well, you've made
		
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			yourself commodities. And they're
complaining about that. It's just
		
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			all a whole gimmick in the in the
whole thing, so it's only going to
		
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			get easier. And then you go into
the 3d world. And this is quite
		
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			scary when you go into the whole
3d world that's taking place, the
		
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			older technology that's taking
place to make things seem fully
		
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			realistic. You know, so far we
have the Wii. But things have gone
		
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			way beyond the Wii where you know,
you can just move around do
		
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			things, you can actually now start
feeling these things. So you can
		
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			actually start feeling
interactions with your hands with
		
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			your eyes with with your ears, you
can actually start feeding these
		
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			with sensors that they'll put on
you. And they've had a discussion
		
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			about what that's going to do for
the * industry, which is that
		
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			it's going to become realistic.
You're going to have what you want
		
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			and you will be realistic. Right?
So it's only going to get worse.
		
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			What the world is going to get to
I don't know but this is one
		
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			Hakeem after he force is
foreseeing all of this and that's
		
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			his main thing.
		
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			Okay, is that
		
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			our hazard mana usin Matata sub
his whole focus is the love of
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
salam, so that dominates Whenever
		
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			he speaks. He speaks about his
Sheikh Sheikh Vidya Rahmatullah
		
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			Lee and he speaks about the
Prophet salallahu salam
		
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			to such an extent that
		
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			he says that in the hereafter if
we don't, if we don't act rightly
		
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			in this world, etc, in the
Hereafter, how are we going to
		
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			show our face to Rasulullah
sallallahu sallam, so he always
		
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			mentioned Sula, Lawson first, of
course, we can have to show off
		
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			his to Allah subhanaw taala as
well. But there is also this that
		
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			we are going to have to show our
face Rasulullah Salallahu Salam.
		
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			So how are we going to show face
to Rasulullah sallallahu. Listen,
		
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			that just takes care of everything
that if he turns his face away,
		
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			then what's going to happen? So
he's got a dominance of the love
		
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			of Rasulullah sallallahu. So I'm
just amazing. That's his
		
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			dominance. Of course, that came a
lot from Shakespeare, Dr. Hunter
		
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			Lodi as well. So you have
different machines that have a
		
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			different focus.
		
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			So it depends on the time and the
situation, and what's the
		
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			involvement and so on. You have
some mache, who will be then more
		
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			focused on because they you know,
they'll be more focused on dealing
		
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			with a particular type of crowd
than those people will find a lot
		
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			of Congeniality. And that's why
there are so many machines in the
		
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			world. And you have to find one
that you are congenial with, that
		
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			can you can relate to. And that
can relate to you. Because if
		
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			you're in an academic vocation, or
you're in an engineering vocation,
		
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			or you are in the teaching
vocation, and you're going to
		
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			someone who's in a different
vocation, he doesn't really
		
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			understand your field. So
		
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			whatever we do in our life,
whatever we do in our life, is
		
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			going to have a great bearing on
our relationship with Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala on the path of
Sulak. So although the path of
		
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			solute may seem independent, it's
affected by everything we do in
		
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			our life.
		
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			It's affected by everything we do
in our life. So you might want to
		
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			do something in your field. So
that's why you need that
		
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			Congeniality.
		
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			That's why it's very important.
		
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			No mana somebody autonomy was not
in the academic world at all, in
		
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			terms of you know, the
		
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			he was a great academic in his own
right. But then you had some of
		
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			the greatest thinkers of that day
come to monitor retirement, if not
		
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			earlier on in their life, but
definitely later on in their life,
		
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			some of the greatest greatest
thinkers of the subcontinent went
		
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			to him eventually, you know, when
they first when mortality hits
		
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			you, then you start getting
worried.
		
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			When when you start realizing I'm
going to die one day,
		
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			then you start going to
		
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			so with Manasa, when he told me,
what happened is that some of the
		
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			greatest of the people, I mean,
we're talking about principles of
		
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			DeLong duben, coeditor, himself to
sell Allama Sade, Sulayman nadwi,
		
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			some of the greatest thinkers of
the time
		
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			abdulmajeed Derya, buddy, who
would actually become apostate to
		
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			a certain degree, because he'd
been highly influenced in the
		
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			middle of his life, then he later
came back, and then he wrote his
		
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			English translation, kind of
comments on the Quran.
		
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			So you had some of the greatest
movies that come to him, because
		
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			one, I really thought he was a
fucky. He was a jurist. So he has
		
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			a collection of fatawa. He was a
hadith scholar, the soul of
		
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			scholar, and a great thinker. So
then that's why he was able to
		
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			draw these different types of
people, they could all find
		
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			something in him.
		
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			That's the way these things work.
		
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			And then you also have some
amazing individuals who don't
		
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			necessarily come from a very
strong Elmy background. But then
		
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			they are able to understand the
demands of those backgrounds, so
		
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			then people tend to them. So it's,
it's just really interesting, then
		
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			there's obviously the matter of
the kuleana of Allah, subhanaw,
		
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			taala, and so on. But what you do
need is you need somebody you can
		
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			speak to, because it's not just a
It's not just a silent
		
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			relationship, you will benefit but
it's not just a silent
		
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			relationship. You have to speak
about what's going on, and how
		
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			that can help you because
everything that we do definitely
		
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			does have some kind of
		
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			effect on us. So as a modeler,
somebody told me, he had one of
		
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			the he had this Halifa
		
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			one of his very close students.
One day, this particular Khalifa
		
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			of his he was also a poet. So he
says it comes with a poem, he
		
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			says, Hartman, dill seroxat
hoagie. Upto Agia up to Hollywood.
		
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			Okay, now in simplistic sense,
it's
		
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			So symbolises it's a very simple
phrase, which is every desire of
		
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			the heart has now disappeared has
gone has waned has finished,
		
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			emptied.
		
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			Now come in, now there is solitude
		
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			there's, there's privacy now. So
this is dealing with the whole
		
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			concept of love Allah subhanaw
taala many different levels.
		
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			Firstly, it's incorporating within
it the fact that
		
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			you can't, you can't claim to love
something or someone if you don't
		
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			give them your full heart. If
you've got other things that
		
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			you're also looking out to, that's
why you can't do that. You can't
		
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			it's not going to work especially
if the one you're claiming to love
		
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			has full knowledge of everything
that makes it even more difficult.
		
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			One is that you can in this world
claim to someone else I love you I
		
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			love you and out inwardly be
thinking something else but with
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala you can't say
it has to be an honest love.
		
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			It has to be a genuine love and to
have a genuine love you have to we
		
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			have to work on ourselves to clean
everything out. So then when he's
		
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			saying how to deal seroxat hoagie,
it's gone.
		
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			A guy some some some person his
wife
		
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			is asking a bit you know asking
her husband about
		
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			do you love me more than anybody
else in the world? They like to be
		
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			reassured sometimes.
		
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			So he says I love your like the
SIM card to my phone.
		
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			That was his example
		
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			now how many SIM cards you
generally having a phone one, but
		
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			in India Pakistan, they like two
SIM cards in a phone.
		
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			So you have Samsung has actually
even makes these phones in India
		
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			they only make for India, which
have two SIM cards in there.
		
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			Now poor man, she didn't know
that. So here he is. He tells he
		
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			tells in an honest opinion. Which
for her means. Yes. Subhanallah
		
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			there's only one SIM card in the
phone, he will go you know.
		
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			Whereas His idea is that no you
can get two SIM card phones as
		
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			well. Right? So it's okay. But you
can't do that with Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala you can placate somebody
else. convince somebody else with
		
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			the with you know, if you're
clever, the way you do things but
		
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			you can't do that with ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada. So when he says
		
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			how to determine Dil Se looks at
okay, you must have worked hard to
		
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			get to that level of knowledge and
now come in.
		
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			Now you can come in there's no
excuse. Now I've done what you
		
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			want me to do.
		
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			I'm Hello, Toby. Now there is no
so to further emphasize now.
		
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			There's no one else now it's total
privacy. It's total intimacy. It's
		
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			just you and I it's just that's it
now, you're you're there.
		
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			So, when has it Monash really
thought we understood that, you
		
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			know, the higher you are, the more
value you will have for these
		
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			things. So he understood where
		
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			now his student was also a very
high level hijama zoob His name
		
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			was
		
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			so he said if I had a ecological
phobia 100,000 rupees in those
		
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			days were much more than today.
		
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			Today, the value has gone down one
lakh rupees, 1000 pounds today,
		
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			it's not much. Those days, it was
much more, I would have given it
		
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			to him for saying this, for
hitting the nail on the head. So
		
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			particularly so perfectly. So when
a person does love, so when is
		
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			that, you know, we've described
the love of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			now let's try to understand the
love of Allah subhanaw taala which
		
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			is to gauge ourselves from the
signs of the love of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala so the other mod
they've written these are the
		
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			signs of the love of Allah
subhanaw taala
		
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			you can only claim to love
someone.
		
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			If you have the following signs. A
person misses Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			Do you ever miss doing something
for Allah? subhanaw taala when's
		
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			the next solid time? Oh, you know,
I haven't done vicar for a while
		
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			let me do vicar we meaning I've
been involved in some work, I'm
		
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			missing for days and days. That's
still a good, that's still you're
		
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			missing him eventually, it's still
good. Or what I'm talking about is
		
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			that we're involved in a phone
call or something. I haven't done
		
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			anything. Let me remember him
again.
		
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			It's like, I was on the phone to
someone I love for example, and
		
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			then I get another call.
		
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			Right? which engages me for a
while. It took 15 minutes of my
		
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			time 20 minutes of my time. Right?
And then as soon as I put it down,
		
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			immediately the thought of the
other person should come into my
		
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			mind. I need to carry on my
discussion with them. This guy
		
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			bothered me in between this guy
disturbed me in between that kind
		
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			of a feeling.
		
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			Now just because that seems so far
fetched to us, it doesn't mean
		
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			that we don't pursue it. It's only
gonna you can only get these
		
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			things bit by bit it's you develop
them like that. So a person is
		
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			always restless and wants to
always be engaged with Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala at some level
		
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			So where are we in this regard?
Number two, is cathro to sujood,
		
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			one of the highest expressions of
honoring Allah subhanaw taala. And
		
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			love for him is in frustration. In
fact, when a person does that,
		
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			it's just a human feeling. Because
you've put your head and your mind
		
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			down, it's beneath your back now.
So physically speaking, you have
		
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			lowered yourself to the lowest of
the low, because one of the most
		
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			noble parts of the human being is
the face is the head and the
		
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			heart. So the heart still stays at
the top in that case, but you've
		
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			lowered yourself down right to the
ground. And that's why the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam said that the
closest a person, a servant is to
		
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			Allah subhanaw. Taala is in Sajida
is in frustration.
		
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			So you've we've done that. So it's
a very kind of psychological
		
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			feeling of submission that you've
given to Allah subhanaw taala. So
		
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			cathro to sujood is an indication
of love for Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			can only look after to sujood if
you do extra prayer, because
		
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			generally, that's where the search
that takes place, that's where the
		
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			prostration takes place. So a
person is constantly in connection
		
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			with Allah subhanaw taala through
natural prayers. So so he does is
		
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			a Sherlock and charged and a well
being and the Hedgehog, and so on
		
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			and so forth. Then the third one
out of all of these novel prayers,
		
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			the most important is the Tahajjud
prayer.
		
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			It's probably, I mean, although
it's not mentioned in the books of
		
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			this thing, but it's probably
impossible for a person to become
		
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			a Will you have a life he doesn't
do tahajjud
		
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			I mean, this is probably just from
experience, just from observing
		
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			the only of Allah. This is the one
time that they get to speak to
		
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			Allah Subhan. This is the highest
maraca, you can say that I heard
		
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			your prayers, the highest Moraga
		
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			we're doing now maraca was to get
to that stage. So the person never
		
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			misses the edge of prayer, never
misses Tahajjud prayer. And if he
		
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			does that he feels as bad as he's
missed the prayer.
		
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			Remember, we're starting off from
the standard of somebody who does
		
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			feel bad when they miss their
prayer. We're not talking about on
		
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			the other level of who doesn't
even care about their pride and
		
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			wastage is going to come into
that. So we're talking from a
		
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			particular perspective here.
		
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			So he never misses the Hajj. And
if you look at the Salah, some
		
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			stage, you'll understand this,
that Allah had to tell him
		
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			that I did not tell you or I'm not
recommending all of these things
		
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			to you to make you to be of a
burden for you. So what does Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala say to the Prophet
salallahu alayhi wa sallam or her
		
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			MA in zona Aliko. Khurana little
Shah, I didn't reveal the Quran on
		
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			you. So that you would find you
would make it a burden, you'd
		
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			overburden yourself, because Ross
Olson was really, he'd really
		
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			understood the real he had the
realization for that. So he was
		
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			literally been told to take it
easy.
		
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			was being told to take it easy,
you don't have to do that much.
		
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			You're really fretting a lot.
		
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			But that just goes to show the
high level of love is not going to
		
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			go to waste at the end of the day,
it's going to be its fruits in the
		
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			hereafter in this world, the pain
is there. But in the hereafter
		
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			it's there.
		
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			So when we can't pay the 100, or
if we don't wake up with 100.
		
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			When I say Wake up, that's the
optimal tahajjud I don't want to I
		
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			don't want to put down the other
dodgy reaches the students the
		
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			halogen. Because that's still an
effort to do. The person who
		
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			doesn't want to do the hygiene.
He's can't make two extra cuts
		
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			after Isha for that.
		
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			Tribe.
		
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			That means the 100 is to wake up
and pray. The other tahajud is to
		
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			because Niger time starts after
your return after your Isha
		
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			prayer, right? So is to
incorporate with the intention
		
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			that I'm doing two rockets of
tahajjud beyond your subnet and
		
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			wajib of Asia to do an extra two
tickets, and many of us might
		
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			think that's cheating, but try it.
That's a stage to reach as well.
		
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			Not many not everybody can even do
the intention of the 100 after
		
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			they've done the total cost of
sunnah and with the minimum after
		
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			Isha prayer and then I'm going to
do two additional cards they are
		
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			heavy to do the very difficult two
extra cards at night is not easy.
		
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			You know you're tired at the end
of the day they're doing two extra
		
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			cards, forget night, even at eight
o'clock the difficult you want to
		
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			go to eat.
		
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			You know because Asia nowadays
quarter to eight in the masjid for
		
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			example. Try to do two extra
rockets after that.
		
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			You have to have a routine you
have to have overcome something to
		
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			do it. Otherwise Most people will
not do it even though lots of
		
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			people know that you can do tagit
at that time. How many people
		
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			actually make the intention for
two rockets have died yet to do
		
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			that.
		
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			That's why although these things
seem very easy, how long does it
		
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			take to restore to milk
		
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			less than five minutes if you know
it by heart less than five
		
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			minutes. The virtue of
		
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			is known as well. But how many of
us can actually do it each night?
		
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			It's remembering it, it's doing
it, we're so busy that we hardly
		
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			ever get a chance to sit down.
Because if we are sitting down,
		
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			it's with our phone or in front of
the TV.
		
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			So we don't sit down doing nothing
anymore. We're always doing
		
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			something, but we're not really
doing anything. That's the weird
		
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			life that we're living in. We're
always doing something, but we're
		
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			not really doing anything.
		
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			Whereas in those days, when the
lights would have to go out, and
		
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			the only way you could do is the
lamp, you'd have to put an oil
		
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			lamp on, then those were better
days I think, was more difficult.
		
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			You have to work hard to have
light, but then you would value it
		
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			otherwise you'd go to sleep and
wake up early.
		
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			So don't think I don't wake up
with 100
		
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			If we're not waking up at the
head, you don't think I don't wake
		
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			up at tahajjud but rather we
should think Allah does not want
		
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			to Allah doesn't like me to wake
up at 100
		
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			because he's only going to allow
us to do that. Because everything
		
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			we do is a Tofik everything we do
stuff even the follow up that we
		
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			do anything we do. The 100 is an
extra bonus. So if I can't wake up
		
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			I should think man I can't wake up
I can't wake up I should think
		
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			Allah doesn't want me to wake up.
So then start focusing on Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala
		
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			just as children don't tire of ice
cream, give him ice cream all day
		
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			that eat ice cream right? Even
adults today mashallah you know
		
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			ice cream is you know, it's not a
child food and the way we make it
		
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			a child for it's just like you
don't you know, nice ice cream. So
		
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			likewise the people of Allah
subhanaw taala will never tire
		
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			of doing the Dhikr of Allah and of
the Hajj.
		
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			May Allah subhanaw taala allow us
to have that same pleasure that we
		
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			have in ice cream or any of these
other great foods that we like to
		
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			eat people whatever that their
cigarettes, their Coke, or
		
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			whatever it is that gives them the
buzz. Allah subhanaw taala give us
		
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			that connection with him in a
Brotherton tahajjud
		
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			and there's a number of other
signs inshallah we will be looking
		
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			at that some other time. I just
want to read to you quickly. A
		
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			will see it that always ignore
either currently the Great Bear in
		
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			who Rasulullah sallallahu. Saman
despite having never seen,
		
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			mentioned that his dewasa
accepted.
		
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			Always a carnie eventually he
passed away fighting in the Battle
		
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			of Safin on it to the Allahu Anhu
side he was martyred right in
		
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			those internecine. fightings. But
before that he gave our sia to
		
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			haram ignore Hayyan another
individual, he gave him some
		
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			advice some counsel, he said oh
haram YBNL Hayyan.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala his book,
the Quran, and the Saudi Hain
		
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			of the believers and Allah.
		
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			Make sure you
		
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			continue to adopt their
attributes. So learn from them,
		
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			adopt the attributes of the holy
of Allah subhanho wa taala.
		
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			And he said that
		
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			those are the people that I have
been following on my life, the
		
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			good people, that's what I've been
following all my life.
		
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			And he said beware.
		
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			Another thing is, keep Mote death
in your mind all the time.
		
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			And believe me, I think for
anybody in this world Muslim or
		
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			non Muslim,
		
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			you know, when they get their life
together, is when they start
		
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			thinking about death. That's why
you have this whole concept of
		
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			midlife, midlife crisis.
		
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			But unfortunately, people
translate midlife, they deal with
		
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			their midlife crisis in different
ways. When you get to about 35 to
		
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			40, and you start thinking now I'm
going to start going downhill.
		
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			What have I done in my life? If as
a moment you'll start thinking
		
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			What have I done in my life? Am I
close to Allah subhanaw taala not
		
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			I've got all of this world that
dunya I've got everything I want,
		
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			but have I got Allah, but for
other people, they will actually
		
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			start thinking well, I need to go
and ride motorbikes now.
		
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			You know, I need to do some
Daredevil stuff, or or they have
		
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			problems with their wives and a
problem their Husband Husband,
		
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			generally men men problem with
their wives. Women have problems
		
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			at menopause a different level,
right? So they'll start doing some
		
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			crazy things that look for
extramarital affairs love and you
		
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			know, people translate this thing
in two different ways. But what is
		
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			the factor here is mortality, the
fact that I'm gonna die soon. So
		
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			very important thoughts. And
that's why initially we've been
		
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			told over and over again, think
about your Moto Jarocho think
		
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			about your death.
		
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			In fact, what we sell currently
instead
		
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			Hang on this, obviously he's seen
the value. He says that if it's
		
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			possible, don't forget death, even
for a blink of an eye
		
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			Subhanallah don't think the blink
blink of an eye.
		
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			He says when you go back to your
people, then constantly remind
		
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			them of the notion of Jahannam, of
the fire of fire of hellfire.
		
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			And the other thing is, don't ever
leave the main consensus. Don't
		
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			become different, different in the
sense of from the main Muslim
		
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			community.
		
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			This doesn't mean that you can't
be more pious or be more, more
		
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			practicing, it's just talking
about Don't be separate and go
		
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			against the Muslim community.
		
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			And if you do that, you will
eventually lose your Islam as
		
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			well. Because Islam is a very
social religion at the end of the
		
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			day, and we take strength from
each other. And we start leaving
		
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			everybody and we go aloof and
different. As people do, they
		
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			leave the Muslim area and they go
on live separately, they lose
		
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			their kids, they lose everybody,
in many, many cases, unless more
		
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			people move there, and then they
make a masjid and then they start
		
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			a new Muslim community. Otherwise,
people lose it. This is what
		
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			happens quite often. Because if
you don't do that, you will die.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala will send
you into hellfire.
		
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			And then after that, he made dua
for haram here, and he made dua
		
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			for him. He says, Oh Allah, this
person has come to me purely for
		
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			your sake, purely to satisfy you,
he came to me. So this concept of
		
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			visiting Maasai for the sake of
Allah subhanaw taala. And he's
		
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			come purely to make you happy. So
		
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			look at this, he's saying that in
Jannette make him of those who
		
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			come to visit me.
		
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			Me make him of those engender to
come to visit me although as
		
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			though he knows that he's got
Gemilut to a certain degree
		
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			Subhanallah
		
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			Oh, Allah make him satisfied with
enough of this will make him
		
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			satisfied and content with just
enough of this world that would
		
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			suffice him
		
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			that'd be a wonderful, it would be
a wonderful though, then the grid
		
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			would go from our minds.
		
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			And Allah, whatever you have given
him off the dunya give him off yet
		
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			in it, so don't make it a burden
on it.
		
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			What's the point of having too
much that becomes a burden on us
		
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			becomes a liability.
		
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			And whichever act you've given him
the Tofik to do whichever
		
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			practices good deeds that you've
given tofi to do, give him the
		
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			ability to make sugar on them.
		
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			Because in there, we're asking for
increase Oh Allah, you're giving
		
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			the trophy to tahajjud you've
given me Tofik to attend the
		
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			Mejlis you've given me Tofik to be
on a to do the thicker to the
		
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			Yamanaka to do it to be on your
path. That means that Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala will give us more
and
		
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			accept those practices and make
them set your mascara in the
		
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			hereafter
		
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			set your mascara attempts and
efforts that that are accepted
		
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			with gratitude in the hereafter.
		
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			or Allah I am now interesting him
to you.
		
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			I'm entrusting him to you As salam
o attic yeah haram ignore Hayyan
		
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			and he says now go and don't come
back.
		
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			So this was
		
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			the only of Allah have their own
ways of speaking. They have their
		
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			own ways of speaking but we need
them to us. May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala allow us to benefit
		
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			from the machinery that we have
living around us Allah give us a
		
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			Tofik to benefit from them and
Allah take us close to them along
		
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			with
		
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			the Baroque their little jewelry
really cool Hello
		
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			alone
		
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			on this mannequin No no no. Just
alone No.
		
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			alone the soleus and the minus
wanna say about equals
		
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			a lot more filler no harm no wife.
No.
		
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			A lot along fill in our ham no I
have
		
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			Allah Allah Allah accept us for
Your Deen Oh Allah make our entire
		
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			lives and everything that we do
for your deen Oh ALLAH purify our
		
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			hearts. Oh Allah we ask that you
make our hearts the way you want
		
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			them to me. Oh Allah, we ask that
you make our hearts the way you
		
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			want them to be. Oh Allah take
everything out of that is wrong
		
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			and that's not conducive for your
love. Oh Allah. Oh Allah. We ask
		
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			for your assistance in this
matter. Oh Allah we grant we ask
		
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			you for your love and the love of
those who love you. Oh Allah we
		
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			are so good company in this world.
For Allah we ask for protection
		
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			from evil company evil influences
on us and our progeny, our
		
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			children, our families, our
households. Oh Allah we ask you
		
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			for Baraka
		
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			We ask You for Baraka, we asked
you for RFP and everything that
		
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			you've given us. We asked you for
RFP and contentment with
		
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			everything that you've given us.
Know Allah.
		
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			We thank you for it. Allah we, we
express our thanks and our
		
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			gratitude, oh Allah don't make us
of those who are ungrateful. How
		
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			Allah protect us from being
ungrateful. protect us from being
		
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			ungrateful. For you've given us,
you've given us abundantly. You've
		
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			given us abundant you've given us
more than many others in this
		
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			world, who Allah don't mix. So
it's a burden for us to make the
		
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			source of burden for us. Allow us
to use everything in the way that
		
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			will satisfy you. Allow us to use
everything that you've given us.
		
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			Everything at our disposal, allow
us to use it in a way that will
		
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			satisfy you. Who Allah make
everything to your satisfaction,
		
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			who Allah protect us from your
earth, who Allah we ask you to
		
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			protect us from your earth, from
doing anything that will incur
		
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			you're off from doing any sins
that will prevent your baraka and
		
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			your blessing from coming to us.
That will take away the baraka and
		
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			blessing from our lives. That will
bring difficulties in our homes
		
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			that will bring calamities that
will bring problems challenges
		
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			depression, Oh Allah, we ask, that
you remove you remove all of these
		
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			things, and you purify us, and you
purify us and make us
		
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			make us pure from all external and
internal diseases. Oh Allah, you
		
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			safeguard us, you safeguard the
Muslims around the world, you see
		
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			the Muslims around the world. Oh
Allah, keep us on your path and
		
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			make us closer to you. Grant us
the Karim Allah Allah Allah Allah
		
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			and make our death a happy one.
		
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			One in which we're satisfied with
meeting with you and we're longing
		
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			to meet with you. Oh Allah grant
Ashok Villarica. Like, grant us
		
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			the desire to want to see you want
to meet you. You want to stand in
		
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			front of you and make that the
best day of our existence. Oh
		
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			Allah, all these challenges we
have in the world of Allah remove
		
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			the obstacles that are in our path
from coming closer to you. Oh
		
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			Allah, Oh Allah accept how much
less except the efforts that are
		
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			being made here on behalf of
everyone coming from far and wide
		
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			to Allah accept this and make this
source of blessing for our the
		
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			next days. Oh Allah except us. So
Hannah Baker Miller, isn't there
		
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			Miles was salam and Omarosa Nene