Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Treatise For The Seekers Of Guidance Part 36 Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal and the Criminal’s Advice

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the negative impact of disputes on one's religion and the importance of forgiveness and apologize. They stress the importance of avoiding unnecessary surprises and the need for strong and generous behaviors. They also highlight the struggles of living in a war zone and the importance of forgiveness and apologize.

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			Smilla Manuel him hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu was Salam
		
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			ala so even more Salim
		
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			were either early he was asked me
he about I go I seldom at the
		
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			Sleeman cathedral Eli oh me Dean
Amma bad
		
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			so you continue with that advice
is of Imam Hadith al Maha CB.
		
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			He says
		
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			the last thing that we read in the
previous gathering was what Kulu
		
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			saw him in letters that we hire on
FICO, Leone from these anchors of
		
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			better who, that any companion any
friend that you have any, any
		
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			friend or companion, anybody that
you generally sit with, through
		
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			whom or with whom you don't
increase in goodness, you don't
		
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			increase in any goodness or
excellence, you don't get any
		
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			benefit out of every day, then
abandon is companionship.
		
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			Abandon is companionship, you
don't need him, you there's not
		
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			enough time in this world to have
bad friends. Basically, we don't
		
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			know how long we live for anyway.
But even if you live to 70, or 80,
		
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			there's no time for bad friends.
Because it's not just about the
		
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			day spent with those bad friends.
		
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			But it's actually the harm that
comes from it. And the the time
		
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			that's lost, when you could have
had a better friend. And anybody
		
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			would tell you that afterwards, in
hindsight,
		
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			doesn't matter what how they
excite you. Doesn't matter how
		
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			nice it's been with them. If
you're not benefiting from such
		
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			people, then there's no point. You
either benefit somebody yourself,
		
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			or you're going to be affected by
somebody else. Then he says
		
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			something very interesting. He
says we'll be healthy communal, if
		
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			we were to gel was
		
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			it says you need to carry with you
your share of pardoning and
		
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			forgiving, you need to take with
you your share of forgiveness,
		
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			overlooking somebody else's faults
or whatever it may be just
		
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			easygoing nature, you need to have
a share of that with you. And if
		
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			you don't have that, and you just
can't forgive, then you've got
		
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			problem. So go and buy some, you
know, good gold, gold and get a
		
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			supply of forgiveness and pardon
and overlooking somebody else's
		
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			wrongs and faults or whatever it
is. Because without that we're
		
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			going to suffer in this world. In
this world, we need to we need to
		
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			have patience. Otherwise, there's
only some challenges that come
		
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			about. And if we don't have
patience, then we're going to
		
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			react in the wrong way. And we're
never going to calm down, we're
		
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			never going to forgive. And then
that creates acrimony, that
		
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			creates hatred that creates broken
communities, broken families,
		
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			broken communities broken on
broken humanity, I mean, what else
		
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			you want.
		
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			So it's just not a good idea.
		
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			Basically, what the author seems
to be indicating towards is that
		
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			if you ever have a
		
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			dispute with somebody, then that
it's best in that dispute, or
		
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			maybe a slight difference of
opinion, or small kind of coral
		
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			that you may come into, or
whatever it may be, it's better to
		
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			actually forgive an overlook than
to continue in it, even though you
		
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			then realize that there's no point
in this. Just because you want a
		
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			good argument and you want to win.
That's a trait by the way. I mean,
		
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			I can tell you because I, I've
experienced that trait, where you
		
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			just want to win, you don't want
to give up. You want to win. And
		
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			obviously you think you're right.
Most cases you may be right. But
		
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			some cases it might be a
misunderstanding. That's also a
		
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			possibility.
		
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			Have you ever experienced where
you thought you were right? But
		
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			then actually, you did find out
later that you're wrong. I'm sure
		
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			everybody's done that right. I'm
sure. Every one of us has never
		
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			been always right. Even though we
may be right most of the time. I
		
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			mean, there are some people who
are generally right most of the
		
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			time.
		
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			But it has to come a time when
we're not right. Because we're
		
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			human beings. That's why not
because we're weak or whatever we
		
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			will we are weak because human
beings are weak. That's what it is
		
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			in some other ephah, as Allah says
in the Quran, so it's a
		
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			possibility. We don't want to be
wrong. We don't want to be wrong.
		
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			We don't always be right. But we
have to allow the idea that we
		
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			could be wrong. And then it's not
about that anyway, it's not about
		
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			being wrong. It's about the fact
that sometimes you may be right,
		
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			but it's no point persisting in
the arguments.
		
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			Right? Because let's just say that
somebody owes you something. And
		
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			because of that, you've got an
argument with them. But you know,
		
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			they're not going to give it to
you. Even if you act stubborn.
		
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			Even if you keep arguing even for
years, they're not going to give
		
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			it to you. So then what's the
point of continuing the argument?
		
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			I know it's very difficult to then
say, Okay, we're going to be
		
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			friends again. Right? I mean, you
could say I'll deal with you on a
		
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			day of judgment, but we're going
to be friends again. I'm going to
		
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			be nice to you again. You could do
that. But that takes a lot. That's
		
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			not easy.
		
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			to do.
		
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			But then what's the point of
keeping the argument? Somebody
		
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			called me the other day from
another country?
		
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			He said, I've been listening to
you and so on. But I've gotten,
		
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			I've got a question that I don't
get any baraka and blessing in my
		
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			wealth. I don't have any barakah
in wealth, I do a little job, you
		
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			know, I have a job. But I don't
have any money left. And I
		
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			struggle. That's what I got from
the question. So I asked him a
		
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			number of questions gave him a few
hours. And so but I asked him a
		
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			number of questions said, Have you
broken up with anybody, especially
		
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			from your relatives family? So
from what I could understand there
		
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			has been a dispute and because of
that they're not on speaking
		
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			terms. And I'm sure that Well, I
would assume that many families
		
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			have that kind of a problem
somewhere. Unfortunately, there's
		
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			somebody not speaking to somebody.
		
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			Right. So I said, Look, you don't
need to be on speaking terms in
		
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			terms of like, you don't have to
have like some big discussions or
		
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			something like that, but at least
make some right at least have that
		
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			much at the start of it that much.
So that's what I mean, it sounds
		
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			in theoretically, sounds great
that okay, if you're not going to
		
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			get something from someone, and
there's no way you're going to
		
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			convince them, well, okay, fine.
That doesn't mean you have to
		
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			break up for the rest of your
life. Life is a bit bigger than I
		
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			mean, there are other ways you can
benefit from other people, right?
		
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			So that's what he's saying that
he's saying that if you do have a
		
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			dispute with somebody, then it is
best to forgive and overlook, than
		
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			to continue stubbornly in
arguments. Because Allah subhanahu
		
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			wa, tada know, what the author
says, for example, is that and
		
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			what we learned from our deen is
that disputes they actually
		
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			dissolve your deen they actually
effect negatively impact your
		
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			religion. Have you noticed even
when you're praying, you go to the
		
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			masjid and the guy you're
disputing? You've got a dispute
		
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			with he suddenly you see him in
the masjid.
		
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			And you're about to start your
prayer and your start your prayer?
		
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			What's going to happen? You're
going to think of that argument or
		
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			he said this, I'm going to say
that that's just generally what's
		
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			going to happen. So your Salah
gets boiled.
		
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			The shaytaan is there to see the
connection. Shaytan is very
		
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			intelligent in that sense. I mean,
he can make connections very
		
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			fancy. Okay, I'm gonna use that
too.
		
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			So it really like it faces the
dean. It occupies your mind, you
		
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			can't be productive, then you may
become a good argue. You may
		
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			become better at debate. But I
mean, you can make money out of
		
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			debate. I mean, if you're a
professional debater, and people
		
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			are paying you for it, then maybe
it's worth it if you're debating
		
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			the right causes, but otherwise,
just to be a debater, just to
		
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			satisfy your own knifes and that's
not worth it.
		
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			So there should be a rule Arkel.
What Dr. Duck to Toma, Nina to
		
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			Colby will hotter, it will totally
kill basically any kind of
		
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			tranquility and peace in your
heart. Because you're you're going
		
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			to be in overdrive thinking about
all the time
		
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			it's going to occupy you,
		
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			it's going to probably restrict
where you can go because if the
		
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			other person is there, you won't
you won't want to be there maybe
		
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			or you know that it might just
read lead to the wrong thing. So
		
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			you don't want to be there. And at
the end of the day, just blackens
		
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			your heart. And it just it's just
Kindles too many problems for our
		
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			for the jealous. So just forgive
and pardon overlook. That's why he
		
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			says that generally the person who
is so easygoing and relaxed and
		
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			they don't generally they, you
know, some people just find it so
		
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			much easier to deal with a to
forgive.
		
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			Right, those of us who are a bit
more principles in well, I don't
		
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			know if that's the right
principle, but those of us who
		
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			want perfection, and who have this
strong sense of justice that they
		
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			want to receive justice prevail.
One is that there's just somebody
		
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			who just loves to argue, he just
always wants to put up, pull up
		
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			his sleeves and argue. But then
there's other people who always
		
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			want justice to prevail, and
they're willing to go to extremes
		
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			to do that. But again, those
people have to choose their battle
		
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			well, because you can't do it
everywhere. In some cases, it's
		
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			heroic. But in other cases, you
might end up being stupidity, just
		
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			depends on what it is. So human
life is very complicated. It's not
		
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			straightforward, and you have to
be very versatile. That's why he's
		
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			giving us the tools here.
Remember, he says you need to have
		
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			your share of the cause sometimes
you're gonna have to forgive even
		
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			if you want justice, sometimes you
may not be able to get it and it
		
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			may be better just to leave it. So
that's why he's saying that the
		
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			the the one who is
		
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			the one who's able to digest a lot
more and let go of a lot more. And
		
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			who doesn't like to get into
arguments as much he's going to
		
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			sleep much better than other
people, generally speaking.
		
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			And then
		
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			he says what will happen when you
forgive is that you will be given
		
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			tranquility in your heart you will
be given comfort, you will relax a
		
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			bit more. If no kotoba
		
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			A deal with a great Imam of Arabic
and other length other subjects.
		
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			Once what happened is he was very
intelligent. He's very
		
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			intelligent. Once he had a deep he
had a dispute with somebody else.
		
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			I think he was correct in it, he
was on the right side. So he had a
		
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			dispute with somebody else between
actually a cousin of his ignore
		
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			Aminullah, his cousin, a family,
you know, one of those family
		
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			issues, whatever it was it no
cultiva said I'm going to get my
		
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			rights from this person until
eventually he took it went to
		
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			court. So until eventually it went
to court. So they got to the
		
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			court. And
		
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			so even though Kotova says the
bishop, ignore Abdullah ignore the
		
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			Bacara he passed by me once and he
said, What's making you What's
		
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			making you sit here? Why are you
sitting in this place for so I
		
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			told him that oh, you know what, I
mean, you probably started sewing
		
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			by the courthouse. So this is why
you sitting here for it says
		
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			because I've got a dispute with my
cousin brother. Right maybe some
		
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			land issue. I don't know what it
was but I mean, that's typical,
		
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			right? So he said that person
Bishop, Bishop and Abdullah he
		
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			says you know what?
		
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			I've got a favor to repay because
your father Your father has done
		
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			me something is done something
good for me so I've got to repay
		
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			you for that. Meaning this I owe
you one because of your father I
		
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			owe you one and right now I want
to actually repay you I want to do
		
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			that favor to you now So is that
okay great. You know maybe
		
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			whatever it may be. This is what
Allah He Mara Ito che and other
		
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			Hubballi Diem. While en casa lil
Marula. Wala out the la lucha,
		
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			well, Ashikaga little cul de Minal
Kusuma. So he gave him this
		
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			advice. It says, This is my
favorite to you, I'm going to tell
		
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			you that I've never seen anything
that is more disasterous to your
		
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			deen that is more destructive to
your religion. And that is more
		
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			diminishing to your decency, your
self dignity and respect among
		
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			people especially. And that takes
away the pleasure of your life.
		
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			Because you can be eating some
really nice food, but you're
		
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			worried about that. You could be
doing something else that's
		
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			pleasurable, but you're worried
about that. Right? You're worried
		
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			about meaning your disputes, what
are actually valuable, and
		
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			something that is they haven't
seen anything more occupying than
		
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			the hearts. So those four things
that will be more destructive to
		
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			your dean more diminishing of your
common chivalry and decency and
		
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			self esteem, that will take away
your pleasure, and that will
		
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			occupy your heart. I've never seen
anything worse than wholesome and
		
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			disputes. I completely understand
I completely agree with them. So
		
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			even though Kotova says, Now if
no, kotoba was a man of
		
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			principles, but he was a man of
NASA, and he was a man of, you
		
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			know, understanding, soon as he
heard this, this old man is
		
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			telling the truth, for come to the
end, sorry. So I got him to move
		
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			away. I got up to turn away from
the whole argument. So my
		
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			opponent, Mike, my cousin said to
me, what's going on my luck,
		
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			what's happening? I said, I'm not
gonna I'm not going to dispute
		
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			with you anymore. I'm going to
drop this case. So he got probably
		
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			excited in the car. And luckily,
like, you know, you figured out
		
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			that you know, I'm on the truth,
that means that you're wrong, and
		
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			I'm right. That's why you're
moving away. That's what they'll
		
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			say. Right? That's what will stop
you from actually moving away.
		
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			Remember that is because of that,
that they will think so. And
		
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			unfortunately, people they are
they are they're not going to
		
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			leave you alone. I mean, that is
what this is. shaytani is going to
		
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			make you think all sorts of stuff.
I said no. I said no, it's not
		
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			because of the Wallachian Oh,
Cremona FSI another, I just want
		
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			to ennoble myself from by staying
away from this, I want to make
		
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			myself noble by staying away from
this, because by being with this,
		
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			this is ignoble, what Dr. husana
and I abandoned this dispute,
		
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			because it is actually related
this in his Hello Medina alpha to
		
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			listen. So wonderful, huge, but
wonderful chapter that he
		
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			discusses.
		
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			Alright, the next point that our
author, may Allah have mercy on
		
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			him, he says is worrying them and
then Walkman YouTuber cidco, who
		
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			frequently *
		
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			that's extremely profound, says
know that the true believer his
		
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			truthfulness, veracity sincerity
is going to be
		
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			it's going to be tested at every
moment.
		
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			his truthfulness to Allah, whether
he's truly Siddiq, right, that's
		
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			going to be tested at every
moment.
		
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			Well, now that we know that the
point of telling us this is that
		
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			we probably not sure if we were
aware of this, it's a reality. But
		
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			when you're told about this, you
start thinking of it like that.
		
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			And the benefit of it is that you
think that Okay, the next time,
		
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			you know I'm having to make a
decision about something Do I
		
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			really love Allah or not? So I've
got a possibility of a sin
		
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			In front of me,
		
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			right? Am I really truthful to
Allah or not? Why am I going to
		
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			fall into this other thing? So I'm
being tested.
		
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			So know that a believer is going
to be tested, his sick is going to
		
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			be tested in every state.
		
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			more tolerable. NAFSA will bill
Bilwa apparently, this, this
		
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			particular statement, according to
the editor, as well, it's a bit
		
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			confusing the statement, but it
seems like he's gonna have to test
		
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			himself through trials that will
come upon him, there's gonna
		
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			always going to be tests. So he's
going to have to test himself,
		
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			there's always going to be some
challenge that's going to come in
		
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			front of you by which
		
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			humans become purified. It's like,
it's almost like life is just full
		
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			of hurdles. I mean, that's a
statement anyway, life is full of
		
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			hurdles.
		
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			Life is like an assault course.
		
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			And there's just various different
things that you're going to have
		
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			to come and whoever reaches the
end, without being messed up too
		
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			much, they're gonna go to
paradise.
		
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			So when you understand that it is
an assault course, I guess it
		
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			makes it easier to Okay, I have to
do this as a sole cause. If you
		
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			think it's a walk in a park, and
it's a bit of that, then then
		
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			we're in for a rude surprise,
right. But if you know that it is
		
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			going to be difficult,
		
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			then you get used to it, you get
prepared for it. Hopefully, it's
		
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			always nice to know where you're
going.
		
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			Like, if you know you're going and
there's not going to be any water,
		
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			well, you're going to take some
water with you. But if you get
		
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			then you find out there's no water
there, then you're like oh no, I
		
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			wish I bought that my water.
		
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			You go somewhere and then you
didn't know it was going to be
		
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			colder. So for example, once I
went to Hajj, and I haven't taken
		
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			anything because I thought it was
summer here with some of this. I
		
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			don't need a jacket. Right? Well,
why would you need a jacket? In
		
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			the planes that give you blankets
anyway? So where would you need a
		
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			jacket? Got back after the hudge
did the airports and it is
		
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			freezing?
		
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			I don't know maybe they had a lot
of money at that time. They you
		
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			know, the AC was just blasting
like really cold. Really cold
		
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			metal? No, maybe it was about 13
degrees or 12 degrees is freezing
		
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			or maybe less than that. I was
like, Oh no, why did I bring a
		
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			jumper. Now had I known every tear
I go even though it's summer
		
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			still, I take a take a fleece with
me in my hand luggage because I
		
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			know that I don't want to mess
around in the airports. Because
		
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			then you know, you already got
like a bit of a cold or cough or
		
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			whatever. And then that just
aggravates it, and then it becomes
		
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			worse. So when you know about
something, it's always nice to
		
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			know. And that's why reading more
and understanding more it gives us
		
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			these reminders, it keeps telling
us look, you know, because you may
		
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			forget may imagine somebody who
knows about this, but then after
		
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			he hasn't been for 10 years, he
goes back after 10 years and OH NO
		
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			MAN I forgotten again. That
happened to me 10 years ago. So
		
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			it's just like Life is like that
the more we know about life, the
		
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			more we know that there's going to
be difficulties is easy if you
		
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			prepare for it.
		
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			We ask Allah for help.
		
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			Rakeem only Allah here Allah
enough see. So the person needs to
		
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			be always for the sake of Allah,
very conscious about themselves
		
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			actually supervising them in Rocky
when somebody watches very
		
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			carefully
		
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			saying a person needs to watch
themselves very carefully.
		
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			Otherwise, we are going to allow
ourselves to go on the wrong way.
		
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			Because we're not careful. So a
person the wording his uses is
		
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			that you have to be just very
careful about yourself. Always
		
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			looking out for yourself with all
of these tools that he's providing
		
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			for first but Allah Maha digital
hotkey for in a camera down. So
		
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			remain with the true with the
proofs of, of, of the Huck always
		
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			go according to the Quran, and the
Sunnah, and whatever gives you the
		
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			hack. That's the most important
for you. Look at this.
		
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			This, this particular incident
will kind of highlight to us what
		
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			kind of balance is required here.
Imam Muhammad didn't know humble.
		
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			It's a famous story about his
Inquisition.
		
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			The ruler of the time came up with
this strange idea about the Quran,
		
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			the nature of the Quran. It's
highly theological, and completely
		
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			I'm not going to go into it right
now, but I've discussed it. I've
		
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			actually got a biography of
Muhammad and even a humble on
		
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			zamzam Academy if you want. And
he's in saviors of Assam
		
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			experience as well if you want to
read about it. So his Inquisition,
		
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			he was put into prison and then he
was going to be whipped. So now
		
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			he's put into prison. Remember,
there's a number of other scholars
		
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			have been killed for not believing
and not not accepting the belief
		
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			that the ruler of the time wanted
them to accept. So a number of
		
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			them have been killed. A number of
them are in prison, Imam Muhammad
		
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			Abdul humble. It was such a it was
such a desperate and serious
		
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			situation that a number of older
man actually
		
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			interpreted or gave a different
impression about their beliefs and
		
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			got away. That's how far it
became. But Mr. Muhammad he stood
		
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			up and he said, I'm not going to
compromise in this at all.
		
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			So it says that
		
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			he was imprisoned. He was
shackled.
		
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			He his feet were shackled to the
ground. He didn't care about the
		
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			fact that he was in prison. That
didn't bother him. Neither did it
		
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			bother him that he was going to be
killed with a sword. That much he
		
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			says that that didn't bother me,
because that's all for the sake of
		
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			Allah. I'm fine with that. He
says, what I can have a Yoda Alpha
		
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			gismo, where he was worried about
was that his body would become
		
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			weak.
		
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			His body would become weak so that
he couldn't undertake the
		
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			punishment. He was only concerned
that I won't be able to take this
		
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			persecution. He didn't mind being
killed. But he didn't want to
		
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			become weak. So he couldn't take
the persecution. And thus then say
		
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			something because He was whipped.
He was whipped so much that he
		
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			said that if if an elephant was
ripped, like they would have
		
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			fallen, right, that's how much
they ripped him. And he said
		
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			harder and harder. So he's saying
that the real what he was most
		
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			fearful about was that his body
would become weak, he wouldn't be
		
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			able to tolerate the persecution,
he would then his patience. Right
		
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			for the sake of truth, the
perseverance that he had, that
		
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			would diminish. That would
diminish like he couldn't stay
		
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			strong. That's what he felt. So
		
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			Allah subhanho wa taala, basically
inspired him,
		
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			inspired him with a number of
words, number of kanematsu number
		
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			of verses or whatever, which
helped him to get through it. He
		
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			says, what happened is actually,
Allah gave, Allah taught him
		
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			certain things and inspired him
from really venues that he would
		
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			never have expected it to come
from. He says that,
		
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			with him.
		
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			Were a number of thieves.
		
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			A number of thieves, the number of
Bedouins
		
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			and
		
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			a number of
		
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			other criminals in the prison.
		
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			Basically, from them, he learns
		
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			that he'll be able to
		
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			gain the energy to deal with these
things. He said, I would never
		
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			have expected that I would learn
from these people. But they were
		
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			there and he said he learned from
them. So that's how he managed to
		
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			become stronger. His patients
increased. And even though his
		
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			shoulder was dislocated in the
flogging, right, until he became I
		
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			mean, he became unconscious, but
he was able to be patient and he
		
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			was able to remain with the on the
true opinion he didn't give it up
		
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			at all. So if you want to be
strong, Allah will help you and
		
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			he'll give you
		
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			these things from where you would
never have accepted expected these
		
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			things to come from.
		
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			That's why in YBNL Josie is
biography of Imam Muhammad even
		
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			though humble he says that llama
Aki that hammered me in Baghdad
		
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			was for Ruby De La Rocca.
		
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			When Mr. Muhammad no humble was
picked up in Baghdad, and then
		
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			they were taking him to rock you
know, rock, they was famous. I
		
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			mean,
		
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			it's in the northern part of
Syria. That's where he was
		
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			imprisoned. Some of their other
mouths they came to him to remind
		
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			him
		
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			about certain a hadith in which
you're allowed to hide your true
		
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			opinion when it becomes very
serious and you're going to be
		
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			killed and so on. So they were
trying to Our Mercy, right out of
		
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			compassion for him. Look, you got
these ahaadeeth And you know, you
		
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			can use them you don't have to do
what you're doing. You can just
		
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			kind of say something else because
it's a life and death situation.
		
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			So some some of their own money,
but even Muhammad, he says, I'm
		
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			not going to do takia I'm not
going to hide the true opinion. I
		
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			need to fight for this one. He
said to them gave it us now I'm
		
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			gonna be Hadith the hubbub. So
he's giving them another Hadith is
		
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			what what's your response to the
hadith of hubub in an orator the
		
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			Allah one in the men Karna
publikum Kana Yun shahada, humble
		
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			min SHA familia Sudha, DECA and
dini. Now the famous about Ababa
		
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			the Allahu Allah and the Prophet,
he came to the Prophet Elijah and
		
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			the prophets Allah and told them
we were sitting by the Kaaba
		
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			person kind of got up when he to
answer him that you think it's
		
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			going to be so easy, you're going
to be tested. Right? You're going
		
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			to be tested, there's going to be
things and that's why we're
		
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			constantly being tested here.
Nothing compared to what they
		
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			test. Well, you know, that was it.
killable Cindy, what was it?
		
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			Punish a Muslim day.
		
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			Don't punish a Muslim day, right?
I mean, these are just all trials.
		
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			But there's they're nothing
compared to this and hamdulillah
		
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			May Allah protect us. I mean, they
seem like compared to this he says
		
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			that in that hadith he mentions
that the prophets Allah I'm saying
		
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			that before you they were people
who would whose flesh would be
		
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			separated from their bones using
metal, metal shears metal cones,
		
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			right until it was I mean, that
just sounds gory. That sounds so
		
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			difficult to even some Elias
should do that he can do but that
		
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			did not prevent them from the
Adeem that did not prevent them
		
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			from the deme.
		
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			So that's why he totally
		
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			wrecked refused.
		
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			And he said to them, I don't care
that I'm imprisoned.
		
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			He says, my home and this prison
is the same thing for me. Like I'm
		
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			there, I'm here. I'm probably
doing what I'm doing anyway, it
		
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			doesn't make a difference to me.
Neither do I care about being
		
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			killed by the sword.
		
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			What I do here, though, is being
persecuted with that flogging
		
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			because I don't know if I'm going
to be able to
		
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			to tolerate them. What a half or
Anla Asbill
		
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			and I fear that I won't be able to
tolerate it. So that is when some
		
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			other prisoners who were there
when he's speaking to this alum,
		
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			that's when the other prisoners
said to him law aka about Abdullah
		
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			from our who are in law, so Tom,
so Mullah 38 year old Berkey,
		
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			Allahu Akbar, this prisoner said
to him, you know, you're gonna
		
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			feel the first two of these
floggings. Then after that, you
		
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			won't know where the rest
		
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			you will only feel the first two
after that you'll be gone you
		
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			won't feel the rest don't worry
about it.
		
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			You won't feel the rest of them at
all. forgotten who soon surgery
		
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			and that was the right time for
that person to say that and it was
		
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			like Imam Muhammad, you know,
humble was relieved that oh
		
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			hamdulillah
		
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			What are you going to do in that
situation? But then to think in
		
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			that correct way that that's what
I'm worried about?
		
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			Not that I'm worried about that.
I'm going to be beaten but worried
		
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			about why you're going to be
beaten what is going to do to you
		
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			Allah. So you might have Muhammad
Rahim Allah says
		
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			he says I did not mass him to kill
him at the moon Diwakar to vehicle
		
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			umbrella the waka tofi Aqua mean
kill him at our being can lemony
		
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			fear or habit in fear fear Robert
EToken is the name of place called
		
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			Dr. Hamid and you have to local
heck commit the Shahidan we're in
		
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			esta esta Hamid and fucka. We are
Kobe is getting all his
		
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			reassurance from one of these
people. He says this Arabi this
		
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			Bedouin so Mr. Muhammad says that
I've never heard a
		
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			statement or
		
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			words that were said to me.
		
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			Regarding the Inquisition that I
was afflicted with, that were more
		
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			powerful for me and more
strengthening for me, then these
		
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			words that were sent to me by this
Bedouin right in this place called
		
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			Raha to talk, right? He said to be
armored. If they kill you, right?
		
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			Then you're gonna die as a shade.
And if you stay alive, you're
		
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			gonna you're gonna be praised by
people, so you're fine. So either
		
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			way, you're fine. So basically,
it's like the end justifies the
		
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			means, in a sense, don't worry
about what happens in between. If
		
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			you die, you're a shaheed. And if
you're alive, then people if you
		
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			remain alive, people are going to
praise you. So it's worth doing
		
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			what you're doing. It's well worth
doing what you're doing for Kobe,
		
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			Kobe, My heart got strengthened it
I never expected that to happen.
		
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			For some Arab you telling me this.
		
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			His son Abdullah, says that I used
to constantly hear my father say,
		
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			meaning Imam Muhammad, I used to
constantly hear him say, may Allah
		
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			have mercy and I will hate them.
May Allah forgive, I will hate
		
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			them. May Allah pardonable hate
them? I said, Yeah, it'd be
		
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			miserable. Hasan who's Izabal
hates them that you keep making
		
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			the offer.
		
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			Right. So he said Don't you know,
said no. He said, I will hate them
		
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			we'll headed.
		
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			That's kind of interesting, isn't
it? But this one is a bull Haitham
		
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			al heard that the father of
Haitham Al had that
		
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			this will will hate them. Al had
done. So Imam Muhammad is
		
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			explaining to his son, he said,
you know, the day that I was taken
		
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			from the prison to go and be
flogged, and my, my arms were
		
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			being extended between the two
posts to be tied to the two posts
		
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			so that they will be tied there so
that I would be spread like this
		
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			so that they could flog me, right.
		
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			He said that suddenly there was
somebody grabbing my clothing from
		
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			the back. somebody's pulling up my
clothing from the back. And he was
		
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			saying to me telephony, do you
recognize me? And I said, No, he
		
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			says hon Hi thermal Aiyar.
		
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			So he called himself Aiyar.
Somebody who you can say is
		
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			So who basically says bad things
about others right? It's not it's
		
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			a negative right? And the sheet
will mousy somebody who is known
		
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			to be a big very disciplined very
mister very big criminal. Right He
		
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			says that's why I'm I will hide
them a year. He was a list. He was
		
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			a list and a thorough basically he
was he was a thief he was a
		
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			robber, and he was a pickpockets,
professional pickpockets. He was
		
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			known for it. Now, how is he going
to help you mama? Do you think
		
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			about it? How is he going to help
you mama? Well, you see, this is
		
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			where Allah provides you from
places that you never thought of.
		
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			He says, I have been I am
registered in the state, you know,
		
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			in the courts as according to the
immediate meaning that I have been
		
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			a you can go and check. He says I
have been flogged.
		
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			18,000 times.
		
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			Like over the course of my life
I've been flogged 18,000 times
		
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			was Subhadra to feva, deca, ALLAH
Ta RT shaytani agilely dunya. And
		
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			in all of that I have taken it I
have borne that I have persevered
		
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			through that in obedience to the
shaytaan. I did that for the
		
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			shaytaan he's obviously saying it
in hindsight that I did that for a
		
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			wrong course. First bill and Fatah
to Rama Neely actually been so you
		
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			be patient, you persevere through
this for the sake of obedience to
		
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			the ramen for the sake of your
dream. Now, if somebody tells you
		
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			that
		
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			your iman is going to go out of
the roof, Allahu Akbar, can you
		
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			imagine somebody has been
		
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			18,000 flogs for the sake of
shaytaan and he says, I survived,
		
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			you can easily survive for the
sake of the deme.
		
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			So Imam Muhammad said,
		
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			for duty to Thurman Yetta Ashura
Sultan, I was struck 18 times I
		
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			was flogged 18 times instead of
18,000 times.
		
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			Now they struck him well, though,
they stuck him really because one
		
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			of those people who struck him one
of those floggers, he says that
		
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			if I had struck a camera like
that, that camera would have
		
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			fallen.
		
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			That's how he was he fainted. He
fainted, and his heart arm was
		
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			dislocated. Because remember, he
was hung like that outstretched,
		
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			but his his people, they the
people who actually flogged him,
		
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			they say that we really struck him
hard because the matassa was
		
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			saying, strike him harder, strike
him harder. So there you go.
		
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			That's, that's a truly a lesson in
sha Allah gives us Sophia, it
		
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			gives us that it's not easy to be
a Muslim. I mean, it's supposed to
		
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			be easy, but it's not easy. Like
there's going to be Chinese so
		
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			easy to be a human being in this
world. There's always difficulties
		
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			and there's always challenges,
regardless of who you are.
		
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			There are people who suffer
		
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			and they're not Muslim, but they
suffer because they don't get
		
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			enough food, they don't get this
they psychological depression,
		
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			maybe they've got some other
problem, maybe got some problem
		
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			with their children, whatever it
may be. Everybody has issues. But
		
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			if you're on the truth and you got
a cause worth living for, then
		
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			these troubles are not not a
problem. We have to undertake
		
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			them. Allah opens up other paths
for you. Some paths of yours
		
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			become closed, Allah opens up
other paths Ijebu Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala the world is vast. So we ask
Allah subhana wa Taala for help We
		
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			ask Allah for help. So
		
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			that's why he says was doc fifth
Tada. The third is Ali, el mal
		
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			Basa.
		
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			You be sincere in your striving,
be sincere in your striving. And
		
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			you will then be given the
knowledge of the insights of the
		
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			Divine insight, you will be things
will be opened up for you and you
		
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			will figure these things out. And
then he mentions a number of other
		
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			things and we will we will
		
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			basically what he says is what
Abdullah aka or you know, if the
		
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			springs of,
		
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			of Gnosis the springs of knowledge
about Allah subhanaw taala will
		
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			suddenly become revealed to you
and
		
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			number of things will be provided
to you that comes purely from the
		
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			Tofik of Allah subhanho wa taala.
So in NAMA, sub Colima, anomala
		
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			because the person who's going to
win is the one who works hard,
		
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			while Asha Toliman Idema. And
you're going to get fear for the
		
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			one who are fearful of the one who
recognizes Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			with the work co Lehmann was with
HIPAA, and you're going to get
		
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			reliance. If you rely on Allah,
you're going to be given reliance.
		
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			Well, hopefully man Akena and
Allah will
		
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			Have you fear for the one who has
the conviction? While mozzie
		
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			Diliman chakra and if you do
Shakur, Allah will give you more.
		
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			So there's always benefit in all
of this. We ask Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala for assistance. The
Bharatiya regeneratively Quran
		
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			Allah me Are you your medical
history? Yeah them jello anybody
		
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			can
		
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			Allahumma salli ala Sayyidina
Muhammad wiener early so you can
		
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			have Mohammed or Bernie or
something.
		
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			Oh Allah we ask for your
benevolence or Allah we ask for
		
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			Your Mercy of Allah grant us your
forgiveness, Grant us your turn to
		
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			us with your compassion. Oh Allah,
Oh Allah, we want your kindness or
		
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			Allah you are the most kind.
Online you're the most merciful.
		
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			You're the most generous, Allah
you the most forgiving. Oh Allah,
		
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			the Most giving of Allah we ask
You for that which is beneficial
		
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			for us. Oh Allah, we ask You for
that which you know is beneficial
		
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			for us. And we may not know it's
beneficial for us, of Allah allow
		
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			us to make the right choices.
Forgive us our wrong choices,
		
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			forgive our wrongs, forgive our
shortcomings. Forgive our defects,
		
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			forgive our sins. We ask you
forgiveness from all those sins
		
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			that we think about and that we
have done show Allah those that we
		
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			are so habituated to that we can't
even leave and we can't abandon of
		
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			Allah.
		
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			Forgive us, those sins that bring
on other sins, those sins that
		
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			create darkness in our hearts that
create darkness in our homes that
		
00:36:41 --> 00:36:45
			turn people against each other. Oh
ALLAH that removes the baraka and
		
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			blessing from us. Oh Allah, we ask
you for forgiveness from all the
		
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			sins of Allah. We don't know we
sometimes don't even understand
		
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			how harmful sins may be, Oh Allah
and we can't help ourselves. Oh
		
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			Allah, we ask You for strength. We
ask You for fortitude of Allah
		
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			grant us, of all of those things
that we need to live successfully
		
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			in this life and to gain success
in the hereafter. Oh Allah accepts
		
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			from us. Oh Allah accept from us.
Oh Allah turned to us with Your
		
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			mercy. Grant us your love and put
around us people who love you.
		
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			Make us friends of those people
who love you. And grant us friends
		
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			who are great and good. Oh Allah
make us forces for good change. Oh
		
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			Allah protect us from being the
keys to evil of Allah make us the
		
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			doors of goodness of Allah allow
us to be forces of goodness in
		
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			this world of Allah bring back
insomnia to the insulin of Allah
		
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			protect us our progeny protect all
of our people. Oh Allah, we ask
		
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			You for protection from Shaytaan
and from anybody else that seeks
		
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			to harm us of Allah we ask you for
Tofik and what we're doing and
		
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			grant are still free to do or that
which is pleasing. Allah grant,
		
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			grant us strength to do our
projects that are beneficial for
		
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			us. Oh Allah, accept us all for
the service of your deen of Allah
		
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			protect us our progeny, our
generations until the Day of
		
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			Judgment make us all the
multimedia Salah make us all of
		
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			those who established prayer and
from our families of Allah do not
		
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			allow. Do not allow us to turn
away from our religion nor from
		
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			our children nor from our
families. Oh Allah protect us from
		
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			all the evil in the challenges
that are out there. Oh Allah make
		
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			this holiday that we're in a
useful one a beneficial one of
		
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			Allah make the state of beneficial
one make our lives a beneficial
		
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			one and make our subsequent life
after this day better than the
		
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			previous days. And oh Allah make
the best part of our life the
		
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			final part of our life and our
Allah make
		
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			the best day of our existence the
day that we stand in front of you.
		
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			Oh Allah Subhan Allah because
Allah is sitting on my OC phone or
		
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			salaam when Alamo city you know
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