Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Treatise For The Seekers Of Guidance Part 30 Deeds must be Based on Sound Knowledge

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The importance of strong personal knowledge and understanding of one's actions is crucial for success in various fields. The use of negative language and media outlets is a common challenge for Muslims. Personalized knowledge and actions are crucial for building a foundation for success, and the need for more personalized understanding is emphasized. The importance of finding people who have a certain attitude and belief in God is also emphasized. The use of body language and the sharing of evil behavior is also discussed. The importance of learning about Allah through pictures and understanding his "has been a praiseworthy deed on its own" is emphasized, as well as the need for consistency and passion in protecting one's health and family.

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			Smilla Rahmanir Rahim hamdulillah
you're salat wa salam O Allah so
		
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			you didn't know Selena or the
early he also, he or Baraka was
		
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			seldom at the Sleeman cathedral,
Naomi Dean Amma Bharath. So, even
		
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			more Huseby continues this
discussion he says what are you
		
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			doing Jodi Bianca mille
		
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			basically, a good ol GRE GRE
refers to limbs, limbs denote
		
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			actions. So you get action through
limbs, saying In other words, make
		
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			sure all of your deeds, your
actions, anything physical that
		
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			you do,
		
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			make sure that you qualify it with
by solidifying knowledge with firm
		
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			knowledge, everything you do must
be based on firm knowledge, not
		
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			hearsay.
		
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			It shouldn't be just based on the
trend of the time or what somebody
		
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			mentioned to you, or what we
sometimes assimilate growing up in
		
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			various cultures.
		
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			It needs to be something as far as
possible, at least the intention
		
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			should be there.
		
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			It's very difficult to I mean,
it's very difficult to enlighten
		
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			the whole world with a really
solid, firm amount of knowledge,
		
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			though that should be our ambition
goal. But on an individual level,
		
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			not everybody has the same kind of
access to firm knowledge that
		
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			maybe other people do. Some people
do, and some people don't.
		
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			But the intention, at least, we
should start with the intention
		
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			that I want to do what I whatever
I do based on firm knowledge, you
		
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			can't gain firm knowledge until
you actually embark on wanting to
		
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			study something you can't expect
just to carry on doing what we've
		
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			been doing all of our life and
expect to increase into to know
		
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			more.
		
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			If scholars who have studied for
several years to do a certain
		
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			training course, whether that be
		
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			a shittier course, whether that be
an item course, whether that be
		
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			whatever kind, of course a BA
course in an Islamic University,
		
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			it doesn't matter. For the years
that they were doing that course,
		
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			they clearly increased in their
knowledge, they clearly learned
		
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			something they developed in that
sense. Now, they formed the basis,
		
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			which is very helpful. But if they
didn't even then if they continue
		
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			now not to
		
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			study, if they don't continue to
study, then everybody's going to
		
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			feel a sense of lassitude. You
can't just go to the gym for two
		
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			years straight, or do some martial
arts two years straight, do a lot
		
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			of training in that time, get
very, you know, get get get really
		
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			developed in that sense. And then
after that, just completely leave
		
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			it,
		
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			you're going to benefit because
you've known it before. So
		
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			clearly, if you are if you do run
into trouble, if you do run into
		
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			where you need to use whatever
your training was, you'll have
		
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			some understanding, but you will
be able to practice
		
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			and with knowledge is the same.
Knowledge is the same. So can you
		
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			imagine somebody who has never
been in the gym, and then he has
		
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			to take on something that's even
going to be more difficult. So he
		
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			says that your Javadi everything
you do with your limbs needs to be
		
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			based on firm sense of knowledge.
A lot 200 Jerry Hatton Menjivar
		
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			heikkila Cornella de que el Mina,
Shari al Hakim Bucha was imata
		
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			Fredo who was
		
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			make sure everything you do you
know that it's easy to do, it's
		
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			valid to do and it's correct to do
an impermissible to do otherwise
		
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			what Illa can at the sarafa de
Kalaloch this is a this is a
		
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			clarification of it. Otherwise,
whatever you do, whatever movement
		
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			you make, whatever activity that
you undertake, all of that is
		
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			going to actually become a burden
upon you. You won't be for your
		
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			benefit. I mean, this is talking
divine me for in the spiritual
		
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			realm.
		
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			Call us aid in our Omar Abdulaziz
Rahim Allah or the Allah one
		
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			Minami Allah Allah hadiah, element
carnamah UFC to actor Amina Usili.
		
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			This was Ahmedabad Abdulazeez
EStatement name assuming that that
		
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			is based on knowledge that is
based on experience is not a
		
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			hadith, but it's based on
experience. This is a man who
		
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			clearly took on the highest
position of the Muslim rule where
		
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			he became the Hadith. And I'm
assuming he said this, then he
		
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			says that whoever does anything
whoever does an activity
		
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			not based on knowledge which
doesn't have solid knowledge
		
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			Foundation's his epistemological
sources are messed up in a sense
		
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			of where he's getting his
knowledge, then that which he
		
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			corrupts will be much more than
what he reforms. Now I know in an
		
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			everyday aspect we can get away
with knowing basic amount of
		
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			knowledge, but this probably would
apply more to people who are
		
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			actually in the field even trying
to help others. And you've seen
		
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			that sometimes the the people that
mess it up the most for us are
		
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			Muslim leaders, Muslim religious
leaders, sometimes even May Allah
		
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			protect us from that.
		
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			And activists, diaries, sometimes
it's actually that that it's not
		
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			based on sound knowledge.
		
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			Just because you feel like doing
something
		
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			a lot of
		
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			It comes down to I was in another
country recently in Europe. And
		
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			there's a new movement there. And
they're feeling the attack against
		
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			Muslims is everybody is like
constantly in the media or some
		
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			and elsewhere. It's very
ideological. One is you got the
		
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			Muslims attacking certain Muslims
attacking us, like blowing people
		
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			up in Muslim countries, we've got
that. But then you've got other
		
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			people who are just attacking
Muslims on an ideological basis,
		
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			just purely challenging you of why
we do certain things making it
		
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			sound, backwards, inferior,
		
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			untrained end, I mean, that's,
that's to put it lightly, and just
		
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			plain stupid, you know, that's
what it is. And then a lot of
		
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			people who don't have the
knowledge or the wisdom of why we
		
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			do certain things.
		
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			They're clearly they just gonna
think, Okay, what's the point of
		
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			it? So Subhanallah, there's some
people who leave Islam completely.
		
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			So we've got rising atheism,
		
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			we got a rising atheism problem.
		
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			For example, there's those guys in
America actually going around now
		
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			to different campuses as a group
of atheists, they're going around
		
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			to different places in
universities, and they are telling
		
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			everybody why they left the faith
and so on and so forth. One of the
		
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			things in the interview is
actually very interesting. That
		
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			was a massive eye opening
something that I've had,
		
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			that I thought of, a lot of times,
but never been able to put it
		
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			completely in words, maybe
		
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			somebody asked him, one of the
individuals, how's your family
		
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			with it, and so on. Of course,
they've all been mostly been
		
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			isolated from their families,
they're estranged from their
		
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			families disowned by their
families, and so on.
		
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			So then the person said to him,
aren't you? Wouldn't it be easier?
		
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			Wouldn't it be easier just to
believe? And he says, yes, it
		
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			would be much easier to believe I
wouldn't have any problems with
		
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			the families. I don't have, you
know, it'd be just normal. It'd be
		
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			very easy to believe yes, it would
have been easier if I just believe
		
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			but that's the point, I can't
believe.
		
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			So it's almost like they want to
believe but they can't believe.
		
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			And, as I said, this is something
that just confirms for me, a
		
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			thought that I've always had that.
Yes, we study. And all of these
		
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			great scholars of the past like
Imam Wilhelmina, geranium,
		
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			rozalia, Tamia, etc, etc. They've
they've written numerous works,
		
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			they've argued endlessly about the
ideals and proofs for the
		
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			existence of God.
		
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			So many of them, but then then you
suddenly hear that, then you
		
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			suddenly hear that they died, and
on their birthday said, you know,
		
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			we don't want anything to do with
any of this. And it's just about
		
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			what Allah said in his messenger
said. And to put that in
		
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			perspective, it makes completely
sense not to say what they did was
		
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			a waste of time. Absolutely not.
That's not what they're saying.
		
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			You need people who are just, they
just need satisfaction. They just
		
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			need tranquility, they just need
comfort, they just need
		
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			reassurance, you got a lot of
people like that. They believe
		
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			they are believers, Tofik has been
written for them. They have been
		
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			written in sha Allah to be
fortunate ones in the hereafter.
		
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			But they just need more knowledge,
knowledge has to be around and
		
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			thus having defense for our
beliefs and having arguments for
		
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			the existence of God, whether they
be you know, cosmological,
		
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			teleological, whatever it may be.
They are all very useful. But you
		
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			can't rely upon them. They will be
people. I mean, because while we
		
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			studied while we were studying
this stuff, I was constantly
		
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			saying that what we need to do is
we maybe need to
		
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			run a
		
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			do a research, do some research,
some empirical research on find
		
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			the number of atheists then see
which of these evidences whether
		
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			it be teleological, cosmological,
you know, by design, whether it be
		
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			philosophical arguments, whether
it be, you know, different
		
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			arguments for the existence of God
that have been forwarded, you
		
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			know, throughout the centuries,
let's see which one works the
		
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			most, which is the most effective.
		
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			And I know, I'm actually doubtful
if that's even if that's even
		
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			going to reveal anything, if
that's gonna even result in
		
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			anything. Because at the end of
the day, it's all about Tofig.
		
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			That's what I might have come to
that conclusion. And it hit what
		
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			that person said, just hit it home
for me, that it's all about
		
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			Dolphy. If Allah if Allah hasn't
written it for somebody for and
		
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			now you might say, well, that's
that's quite fatalistic. That's
		
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			quite bad, actually. Because
you're saying Allah has written it
		
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			for you. That means you got no
choice? Yes, in one sense, that is
		
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			true. But why has he written that
for somebody? That's another layer
		
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			that we need to deal with.
		
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			Why? Why has it been written?
Because I do know that is written
		
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			for you that you're not going to
be fortunate. Nobody knows that.
		
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			Right? Nobody knows that. But
there are some people as this
		
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			individual who the article was
targeting.
		
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			He clearly couldn't believe
		
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			and I'm sure
		
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			There's many people who may have
tried, right? There's a lot of
		
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			people who probably tried to help
him, but he couldn't be helped. A
		
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			lot of the time, it's actually
based on certain actions that
		
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			we've done in the past. Based on
certain things we may have said
		
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			it could be anything that then
just colorable Rana at
		
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			equilibrium.
		
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			Right?
		
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			I love Columbia him hold
		
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			all of these things that Allah
mentions in the Quran, they have
		
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			to be there for a reason.
		
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			Allah has got no reason to just
tell somebody I don't like you
		
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			just finish. He gives everybody a
choice. We just don't know where
		
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			that action is. That's where we
have to just be very, very
		
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			careful.
		
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			So that was just one point on the
side, and we have that's why I
		
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			believe that anybody who
constantly asks Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala for guidance, He can't
escape them.
		
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			But if Allah has veiled somebody
from asking him,
		
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			that's a bad sign.
		
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			That's a massively bad sign.
That's a real problem. If you
		
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			can't even ask him.
		
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			At least if somebody's dolphin and
they ask ALLAH that would be
		
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			helpful, because Allah is not
going to forsake anybody. Then he
		
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			says, this is Mr. Maha CB says
what are a hammer can be murdered.
		
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			If it could be la mink, you should
		
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			constantly be thinking about
		
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			realia the AI means to take care
of something
		
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			you should constantly be thinking
about and considering what is your
		
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			close? What is Allah's closeness
to you?
		
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			Where is Allah to you? How far do
I see Allah from me? How close am
		
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			I how far am I? What is my
distance and what is my proximity?
		
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			We'll combine a day Hema karma lab
deal, Mr. G, and stand in front of
		
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			him. Like
		
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			the one seeking refuge.
		
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			Like the one seeking refuge, when
you stand in front of Allah, that
		
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			should be the way it should be so
far from arrogance, because Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala doesn't like
that at all. He is the Almighty
		
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			one. He is the
		
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			omnipotent and majestic one,
there's no way that anybody can
		
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			have anything to say in front of
him. So if we're going to do that,
		
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			human, I mean, if you just look at
human beings, when you see
		
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			somebody that's done a mistake,
and they're showing genuine
		
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			remorse, just by their body
language,
		
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			you can generally tell by body
language, generally speaking, you
		
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			can tell by body language that
somebody's showing remorse,
		
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			just by facial expression on
something, right? I know you get
		
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			exceptions, but generally
speaking, when you're dealing with
		
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			people, and they come across and
say, like, you know, I'm sorry,
		
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			man.
		
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			Yeah, they made a mistake, a
genuine mistake is like, I'm
		
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			sorry, it's not a big deal, man,
come on, just get over it. As I'm
		
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			gonna help somebody get over it,
you need to have some kind of
		
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			remorse with Allah subhanho wa
taala, we've got nothing, at least
		
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			with your employer, you may have
some friendship, you may have some
		
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			kind of level with them, you may
have some kind of favors upon
		
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			them, you may have been, you know,
like a very, you may have saved
		
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			them in the past when something or
whatever. So you can maybe you
		
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			know, use some of that. But when
it comes to Allah, there's
		
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			nothing, we owe everything to me,
including our voodoo with our
		
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			existence, there's no way that you
can have any arrogance in front of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. Just to just
to add something to it, you know,
		
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			we had that discussion too much to
I think two weeks, a few weeks ago
		
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			about how to deal with the over
sexualized world, right, the
		
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			videos online now. But we spoke
about how to deal with it. And we
		
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			talked about those people who've
been trying to just ask Allah to
		
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			help them to do certain worships
and to do something about that,
		
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			but they're not changing their
diet, they're watching and other
		
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			things. There's another point in
there which is very important that
		
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			if you're going to try to rely on
your a bad on your, if you're
		
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			going to try to rely on your
worship and your moolah, to your
		
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			car, your regimen to think that's
going to help you it's not going
		
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			to help you
		
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			because only Allah can help you.
		
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			If you think that I'm just going
to do lots of prayer and so on
		
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			that's going to help me it's not
going to help because even though
		
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			I'm an author for the sake of
Allah
		
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			they're not Allah.
		
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			Allah wants people to connect to
him. Man are just an excuse for it
		
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			the very important
		
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			but really what Allah wants is he
wants us to just break down say
		
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			nothing is gonna help me except
you
		
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			because Allah is so protectively
jealous he's a your
		
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			he doesn't like it that you turn
to anything but him.
		
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			Because at the end of the day,
when you rely on us, when you rely
		
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			on us, God it's not because you're
relying on Earth car because
		
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			you're relying on Allah. Is it
		
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			because you think you're doing
them so you should be protected.
		
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			So you're actually relying on
yourself.
		
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			There's just so much difficulty
isn't there Subhanallah that's why
		
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			the Adi fina, those who really
understand Allah subhana, WA Tada,
		
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			and how to do things for him.
		
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			So,
		
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			always be considerate or always
consider your position with Allah,
		
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			your closeness to Allah and his
closeness to you. And then stand
		
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			in front of Allah, like the
standing of a slave who is asking
		
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			for refuge. So do everything that
you have to do. Why do we raise
		
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			our hands in prayer? Can Allah not
hear us? Why do we even have to
		
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			verbalize it? Can he read our
minds?
		
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			Is any of this useful? Yes,
because it shows a position this
		
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			is as far as we can do. That's why
the Scholars say if you really
		
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			want your dog to be accepted, go
and do a beautiful room to go and
		
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			take a bath a shower, go on, put
some nice clothing on that you're
		
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			really dressing for the occasion.
		
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			And then put some perfume on.
		
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			I mean, some people they used to
actually wash their mouth out to
		
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			rinse their mouth out with
rosewater before they started
		
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			doing Salawat Anna Surah allah
sallallahu sallam. Now, we might
		
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			think that's an overkill. It's not
necessary to do that. But that's
		
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			just their personal thing that I
want to be in the best of states
		
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			to do that if I'm going to use
mouthwash before I go to meet a
		
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			client. Why can't I put rosewater
in my mouth before I say salawat
		
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			and Rasulullah sallallahu sallam.
		
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			When you love somebody will teach
you adab it will teach you the
		
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			etiquette of that particular kind
of adult. So you wash your you put
		
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			new clothing on you, you face the
Qibla because that's the Qibla of
		
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			solids. You you make your face as
though you're crying, you raise
		
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			your hands.
		
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			All of this is just to
additionally to show
		
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			ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada that we're
trying to do as much as we can.
		
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			Otherwise you can just lie down
and make all the doors in your
		
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			mind. But that's not the point of
the DUA and the words, dua is a
		
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			state.
		
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			And that state is what's
important. There is no doubt that
		
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			you get into the right state. And
you show Allah everything that you
		
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			can do. And then after that he
doesn't give you that's
		
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			impossible.
		
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			Most of our doors that we make
that are failed to us as such, or
		
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			at least in our minds they fail to
us is because we're probably not
		
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			fulfilling the condition.
		
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			It's a massive thing that we want.
But we just like asking casually
		
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			as do we ask for anything else? If
that's a very special thing that
		
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			we want.
		
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			I can say that there's I don't
think there's a thing that I want
		
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			that I really asked for that I
haven't got. Yes, there's things
		
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			that I have asked for and I
haven't got and I know why. I
		
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			don't think I'm serious enough
about those. If I really, really
		
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			am serious about certain things. I
don't think there's anything that
		
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			I haven't been able to get
reasonable. I mean, sometimes you
		
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			don't ask for some wacky things
anyway.
		
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			You have to be persistent.
		
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			Then Then he says if you do all of
this digit hoorah often Rahim and
		
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			you will find him for sure
compassionate and merciful.
		
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			You will find him for sure.
compassionate and merciful.
		
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			There's no doubt about it. Because
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			salam said in Allah azza wa jal
eurolab them enough See, he will
		
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			cut the ribbon zenity Human, Allah
subhanho wa Taala treats a servant
		
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			in himself at the same level that
he treats ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada at
		
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			the seven same level as a person
puts Allah subhanaw taala that's
		
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			the same level Allah will
reciprocate in vice versa. So if
		
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			you think Allah is the only one
who can help you and you genuinely
		
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			express that, then Allah will come
to your help. But if you've got a
		
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			ton of people in between you're
just kind of asking Allah as a
		
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			routine then say, Okay, well, you
got those other guys in mind, let
		
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			them deal with it for you.
		
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			Come to me and I'll Alonza you
		
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			know, Kathy relates the story.
		
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			It's a one of those really
interesting stories that
		
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			in his tafsir right, relates to
this in his tafsir where Allah in
		
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			Surah naman Allah subhanho wa
taala, says Amin, your GW Moqtada,
		
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			either Dara, were actually for Su,
who is the one that responds to
		
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			the one in great distress and
needs more thorough in the extreme
		
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			level of needs. Who is the one who
responds to such a person when he
		
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			calls out to him? We actually for
Sue and removes removes
		
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			all evil, removes all harm removes
all the trouble. So he relates
		
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			from a healthy liberal circuit, a
diversity actually they're both
		
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			the mosquito cathedra is domestic
and Damascene as well. So it's not
		
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			a circuit
		
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			He says going to Roger and
Macquarie and other brother in law
		
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			and Macquarie is comes in your
QuickBooks. Macquarie is somebody
		
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			who
		
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			hires out his camera who takes
people on his camera, right? Like
		
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			renting out cars. So he rents out
his camera. A lot of the time,
		
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			they will just give you the
camera, because this would be long
		
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			distances that actually come with
you.
		
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			They'd walk with the camera.
		
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			So this was actually not a camel.
This was a mule that he was using.
		
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			In this case, this was a mule that
he was using a mCherry
		
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			that's where we get the word
Kiera? Right so you get a mockery
		
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			and you get sticky. So your Cuban
nurse Allah buckled in law who is
		
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			suffering Bill Ijarah. So he his
his route was Damascus to
		
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			Zabadani.
		
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			I think Zabadani is probably the I
mean, I think it's probably part
		
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			of greater Damascus right now from
where I recall.
		
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			But it's an outskirts of Damascus.
So Damascus main town, main center
		
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			of the city, and then you got the
outside. So that was his route.
		
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			Right.
		
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			As he's he takes passengers in on
this one particular day a
		
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			passenger got on he says that as
we were going in this direction,
		
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			there was a fork in the road.
		
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			Now the person who owns this car,
the owns this mule. He is used to
		
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			taking a particular main
thoroughfare. But there's another
		
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			road which he doesn't know too
much about. But this man says to
		
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			him take this way.
		
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			So
		
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			he says I The owner said I have no
		
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			no experience with that road. I
don't know I had I have never been
		
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			in that road. I don't know what
that road is. So he says no, to
		
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			me. It's much closer. It's a
shortcut. It's a shortcut. Okay,
		
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			fine. If it's a shortcut, good for
me as well. Good for him. Let's
		
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			go. So first alakina says
eventually, we ended up in this
		
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			very, very desolate area, it was
actually a valley. And suddenly I
		
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			see as I turn around the corner,
whatever it was, I see numerous
		
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			corpses laying there.
		
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			So the person said to him,
		
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			just hold on to hold on to the
camel hold on to the mule until
		
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			they get off.
		
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			He got off and he got ready, put
his clothing together and then
		
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			suddenly pulled out a knife
		
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			and
		
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			ran to attack me. And he says this
person ran the kimono he runs
		
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			away. He's following him and I'm
swearing by Allah to him and I'm
		
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			saying to look take the mule and
everything that's on it. Right?
		
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			Take the mule and everything on it
just let me go. And this attacker
		
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			this person who traveled with him,
you're saying that's mine anyway.
		
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			Now that's mine anyway, I'm
		
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			I'm gonna kill you. That's what
I'm here for
		
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			the mules mind regardless.
		
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			I tried to make him fear Allah
fear Allah it tequila, whatever it
		
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			is that he said that Allah will
punish you if you do this he
		
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			wouldn't accept he was
		
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			completely bent on attacking him.
Finally, finally I really
		
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			pleaded with him and I said to
him, Okay, fine. If you're not
		
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			going to let me off then let me
just do my last two records.
		
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			Let me just do my last two
records.
		
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			So after all that the person
probably said he says okay, look
		
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			at that equation. If you want to
do that, go ahead do it. But hurry
		
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			up.
		
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			If this is done No, he'll give him
two tickets no problem. Hurry up.
		
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			So I started praying is that I
started my prayer and I forgotten
		
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			all my Quran I couldn't think of
anything to read spinal
		
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			follow me I don't really mean who
harmful we're not even a single
		
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			word I could I just didn't know
what to read.
		
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			But I just stood in this state of
Hey Ron in the state of us just
		
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			frightens and he's sending me
		
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			higher offer offering Hurry up
finish or finish or finish off.
		
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			Then suddenly ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada caused my mouth. He caused
		
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			the word the following words to be
read. And may ug will matara
		
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			either Adara will actually pursue.
		
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			I read those verse and suddenly in
front of me.
		
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			I know this sounds a bit mythical,
but I'm taking it from a great
		
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			source. So this is him look at
themes relating this and he says
		
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			suddenly, there is a cavalry man,
a man on a horse, the shining
		
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			knight in armor, you know, as we,
as our stories would put it,
		
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			right, the shining Knight, he's
coming from the mouth of the
		
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			valley and he has a spear. And
		
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			he, he basically, he throws the
spear at this at this murderer,
		
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			and the person falls down
immediately.
		
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			I just go and embrace this
individual this person with the
		
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			spirit I said bIllahi min unto
you, by Allah Who are you?
		
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			said no.
		
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			And I am just a servant of Allah.
I'm a slave of Allah. My ug will
		
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			Matera Eva da. I am the servant
who responds
		
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			to the person in great stress in
need. When he calls on to him, we
		
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			actually for Sue.
		
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			He says I took hold of my mule,
and whatever I had laid on on it,
		
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			and I and I returned
		
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			Subhana May, Eugene, what are you,
Charlie? Now this was a literal
		
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			response to this prayer, and we
usually will Mutata either there
		
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			or this is literal response. Allah
doesn't have to give us a literal
		
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			response. You may not have a
shining Knight, with art, in armor
		
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			in shining armor run around the
corner for you each time. But
		
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			there's numerous stories like this
that have happened in different
		
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			ways. It doesn't have to be a
person with a spear, it could be
		
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			anything.
		
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			Allah will help us. That's the
main thing. The hadith which I
		
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			reported earlier that Allah
Subhana Allah to Allah, he treats
		
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			a person according to the way
Allah is in that person's sight.
		
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			There's a hadith that
		
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			is related from Jabba Radi Allahu
Anhu that Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			sallam said
		
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			that Allah subhanaw taala has a
group of angels
		
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			in the Leela he Salah mineral
Mala, Allah has these expeditions
		
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			of angels, the Hindu, a duck if
that coming to light, and then
		
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			stand Allah Majelis Vickery fill
Earth
		
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			upon the gatherings of vicar, this
is they come and they stay around
		
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			the gathering was of the confit.
And then at the end of that
		
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			hadith, it's a religion to leave
it that he had not been dunya
		
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			Ooyala bizarre to Bharani Bay
hockey Hakeem etc, they say, and
		
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			this is Sahil is not at the end of
that narration Allah it says that
		
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			Allah subhana wa Tada. He places a
servant.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala places a
servant in his position, based on
		
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			in whatever position the seven
places Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			He then just finalize this by
saying whether the Karla Kadri
		
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			quadrille has Shatila, he will,
maybe he will modify tila. This is
		
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			all based on
		
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			the level of fear that he has for
Allah, the level of knowledge that
		
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			he has about Allah and his
awareness of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			that is how much Allah subhanaw
taala will so there is absolutely
		
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			no harm in fact, there is huge
benefits in the more that you
		
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			learn about Allah subhana wa Tada
because the more you learn about
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala it cannot
stop having its benefits. If
		
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			scholars have said that even
taking Allah's Name in vain, like
		
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			just saying, Allah wa salam.
		
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			People say that without even
thinking about Allah, it's just an
		
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			expression.
		
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			People say Alhamdulillah how you
Hamdulillah I do you mean
		
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			Alhamdulillah people say that
right? So hon Allah, would you do?
		
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			Well, Allah He, Allah, Allah,
right. All of these are just
		
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			casual statements that people
make, we probably not even
		
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			thinking about Allah because they
become figures of speech. But
		
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			scholars like us as early
etcetera, they say that even
		
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			taking Allah's Name, without it
without any kind of concentration
		
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			has its benefits. So if that is
the case, then learning about
		
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			Allah subhana wa Tada. It's a
praiseworthy deed on its own.
		
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			reading the Quran, just learning
more about Allah through a hadith,
		
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			just various different things,
just bringing Allah in the
		
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			picture, because that is what
Allah wants from us.
		
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			A person in the corporate world,
who
		
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			is constantly thinking about the
business because that's what they
		
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			want, they want to create this
culture of you belonging, they
		
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			want you to belong. They want you
to wear your your company's
		
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			attire, they want you to think
about them, they want you to carry
		
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			their phones and so on, so forth.
And the most productive out of
		
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			them is the one who's always
thinking about his company.
		
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			And some very successful ones like
Google have managed to really, you
		
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			know, get that because they've got
a lot of money to create that
		
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			environment for you, and make you
really sent the feed a sense of
		
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			belonging. Allah wants us to feel
a sense of belonging to him. So
		
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			the more we learn about him, it
can't be devoid of not benefiting
		
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			us, it has to benefit us.
		
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			It's so important to do things on
knowledge. And there is so
		
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			ignorance yesterday, just to
quickly I'm not going to talk
		
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			about this in detail. Some other
time. I'll talk about this in
		
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			detail of how to avoid these
problems. But I dealt with a case
		
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			where you've got a big family of
maybe I don't know eight brothers
		
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			or something eight or nine
brothers and sisters. So you've
		
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			got this case of several eight
brothers. And remember this is
		
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			just going to increase as our
generate our second generation as
		
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			our first generation starts to
		
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			Even they've already started
leaving. But especially then the
		
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			second generation because
mashallah Muslims own a lot. Now
		
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			their investments have increased a
huge amount, and they are quite
		
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			settled in the communities. So
they have a lot of assets, people
		
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			are dying. And if people do not
sort out their assets before they
		
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			die, or give solid guidance about
it, it causes whole families to
		
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			disintegrate afterwards. And it's
so sad when you see that happen.
		
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			These are brothers and sisters,
and I'm telling them, okay, this
		
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			is a difference of opinion about
100,000 pounds. But somebody's
		
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			house, father that he is saying
the father, good father sold it to
		
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			me for 250. And when I tried to
pay him to get a mortgage, he
		
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			said, Look, don't get it right
now, I don't need it right now.
		
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			I'll do it later. And then after
that he didn't make a move, it's
		
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			been about 10 years, he hasn't
made a move to pay. Right. Now
		
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			that the father has passed away
that other brothers are saying
		
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			that he didn't sell it to you, he
offered it to you, you never made
		
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			a move to accept it. Now, the
argument from a shoddy perspective
		
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			is that did he sell it to him or
not. So if I've sold you
		
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			something, you've agreed to buy
it, like you've bought it, but you
		
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			just need to pay me now. And you
don't pay me for 10 years, that
		
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			product is yours, I have to just
chase you for the money. But the
		
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			product is yours.
		
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			If it was you can take it for this
much if you give me the money, and
		
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			you didn't give the money. So we
didn't actually do a deal. And the
		
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			contract wasn't signed as such,
doesn't have to be signed in terms
		
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			of actually signed it as long as
the offer and acceptance is done.
		
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			So that's the argument. The
majority are saying that there was
		
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			no deal. It was an offer. He's
saying there was a deal. I just
		
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			didn't pay it. So I'm telling you,
you're a bit silly, weren't you?
		
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			You had all of these hawks on you.
And you should have expected they
		
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			should have preempted that
shouldn't have made some movement,
		
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			even giving you that 10,000 pounds
as a token payment is a okay, if
		
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			solidified the deal. You can pay
them Penny. And you've been in
		
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			there for all of these years. But
then how can you resolve something
		
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			like that? If so, I was just
trying to tell you look, you just
		
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			move, you just offer more because
now that house is not worth 250.
		
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			Anyway, it's worth 500 and some
470. So they want market value for
		
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			that house. Now, the rest of the
brothers who say no, I was 250.
		
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			That's what I'm going to pay.
		
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			But he had no movement to pay 250
either until now. So I'm saying
		
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			you need to go up, they need to
come down a bit. Maybe just so
		
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			that at least your family can stay
intact. You've got children,
		
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			they're gonna they've got uncles
basically within each other. It's
		
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			a massive problem. And this is not
isolated, this is not isolated.
		
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			And I would probably blame the
father because he seemed to have
		
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			given mixed mixed messages. He was
telling that particular son that
		
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			it's kind of yours or whatever.
And he was telling his wife that
		
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			makes sure he gets it according to
what they're saying by the way.
		
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			The others that are saying that oh
he's been ducking and diving I
		
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			can't get through to him he
doesn't pay or whatever. So these
		
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			guys are saying the father saying
this. He's saying that his father
		
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			was saying something else the
mother is saying something else.
		
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			How would you resolve that? And
the poor man's dead now.
		
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			Allah protects him. It's just a
really bad bad case the more
		
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			assets you have, the more
liability you're gonna have. So if
		
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			you have more assets make sure you
hire somebody to sorted out for
		
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			you before you that before you die
		
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			because it's a massive problem.
		
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			Allama Saldana so you the normal
home Eduarda early so you didn't
		
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			know Mohamed or Burdick was
		
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			Subhan Allah in La de la la herb
		
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			alarm I filled on our hand now if
you know you know what I'm talking
		
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			about.
		
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			Allahumma had you know the be no
Ajarn know who the new mini
		
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			Allah Almighty nearness a local
area for an RFP if you're dealing
		
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			with dunya
		
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			Allah we ask You
		
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			for Your Mercy. Oh Allah, we ask
You for Your compassion. Oh Allah,
		
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			we asked you for your forbearance.
We asked you for your guidance of
		
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			Allah guide us, O Allah Illuminate
our hearts. Oh Allah make us close
		
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			to you. Oh Allah, make us the way
you want us to be. Oh Allah we ask
		
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			that You grant us the blessings of
God that we have made of Allah you
		
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			make you accept this gathering of
hours of Allah you except this
		
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			gathering of hours. Oh Allah, we
can only ask you for this
		
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			acceptance of Allah. We ask that
you grant us oil and sincerity. Oh
		
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			Allah this Sunday morning that we
have gathered here. Oh Allah, we
		
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			ask You for acceptance from this
to make this a source of light for
		
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			the rest of our days. Oh Allah, a
source of closeness to you. Oh
		
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			Allah. Oh Allah, we asked you to
protect us from all of the evils
		
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			that are out there. of Allah give
us guidance and give us light in
		
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			our hearts. Oh Allah allow us to
understand that which is right and
		
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			to accept it. And Allah remove all
doubts and sugar hurt from our
		
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			hearts. Oh Allah remove all
doubts, all forms of all forms of
		
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			doubt. So Allah and darknesses of
Allah remove them from our hearts
		
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			of Allah grant.
		
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			as beneficial knowledge illuminate
us with beneficial knowledge of
		
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			Allah grant us your Gnosis grant
us your Malefor Oh Allah make us
		
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			of those who have been written to
be fortunate in the hereafter make
		
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			our deeds conducive to that
facilitate our deeds for your path
		
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			of Allah grant us good company
good surrounding Oh ALLAH remove
		
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			the difficulties that we may be
having in our life. Make our
		
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			surroundings conducive of Allah
grant us your love and the love of
		
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			those who love you. Our Allah
grant people around us who are of
		
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			a good company to us good
influence on us. Oh Allah make us
		
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			forces for good. Oh Allah protect
us from being forces of evil of
		
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			Allah grant us sincerity of Allah
allow us to be of those whose
		
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			every deed is those which please
you, Oh Allah, forgive us all the
		
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			sins that we have committed. All
the sins that have made
		
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			difficulties in our life that have
brought obstacles in our path. Oh
		
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			ALLAH that has taken the delight
out of our hearts. Oh Allah, the
		
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			delight out of our eyes of Allah
that has brought issues and
		
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			problems within families of Allah
of Allah do not let us leave such
		
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			fitna of Allah do not let us see
such fitna of Allah allow us to be
		
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			protected from these things. Oh
Allah allow us to be of the guided
		
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			ones. Allow us to be of your
earlier Oh Allah grant us gender
		
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			tool for those grant us genital
for those of Allah grant us
		
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			genital for those of Allah We ask
that you protect us and our
		
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			children and our progeny until the
day of judgment of Allah that you
		
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			protect the muslimeen around the
world, our Allah that you protect
		
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			Masjid Luxor, you protect our
brothers and sisters in whatever
		
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			country they may be, whether that
be Syria, whether that be in
		
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			Burma, whether that be in all the
other Yemen, our Allah, we ask
		
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			that You grant us peace and grant
the World Peace grant insomnia to
		
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			the insulin of Allah grant
insomnia to the insulin. Oh Allah
		
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			we ask that you send your abundant
blessings on our messenger
		
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			Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, and that you grant us his
		
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			company in the hereafter Subhana
rahbek herbalist that mIRC Fonasa
		
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			down when mursaleen on hungry