Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Wassup WhatsApp

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of communication is becoming more aware of and fulfilling rights in the world. The speaker emphasizes the need to use various communication methods, including WhatsApp, email, and Facebook, for personal development and personal growth. The speaker also stresses the importance of avoiding wasting time and spending properly, as it can cost money. The speaker also mentions the issue of people not being productive and spending too much time on WhatsApp, and the importance of communicating clearly and avoiding distractions.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al
Hamdulillah hamdulillah Hamden
		
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			Cassie raanta uban Mubarak and fie
		
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			your Hebrew buena Jalla Jalla.
Juan Manuel was Salatu was Salam O
		
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			Allah. So you will have a bill
Mustafa SallAllahu Taala Allah He
		
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			was, he was sabe he or the la cosa
limited Sleeman Kathira en la yami
		
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			Deen Amma buried
		
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			my dear respected elders Brothers
Sisters listeners at home as
		
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			salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa
barakato.
		
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			In the recent past, I've had a
number of questions from people
		
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			about, they were asking guidance
on how to deal with these modern
		
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			day means of communication like
		
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			Facebook and Twitter and
messenger, the different types of
		
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			messengers that are available, and
WhatsApp and so on and so forth.
		
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			And, really, to tell the truth,
it's nothing new. It's new, in a
		
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			sense, it's just a new means it's
a new way to do something. But at
		
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			the end of the day, what's behind
it is the same thing that humans
		
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			have been dealing with since the
beginning of civilization.
		
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			It all comes down to the fact of
how much time are you willing to
		
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			waste? How much time and focus? Do
you want to give unnecessary
		
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			things in your life? How much
indulgence Do you want to do in
		
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			things that are not really going
to benefit you in the future? Are
		
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			you even willing to think about
your future and what effects your
		
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			actions will have today, on your
life tomorrow? Are people even
		
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			willing to think that and these
are basic, fundamental human
		
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			questions that insomnia has been
mankind, humanity, that academic
		
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			race has been dealing with, since
the beginning, wasting of time is
		
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			as old as man himself. And it's
nothing new. This is just a new
		
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			thing. The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam told
		
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			the people during his time that
you must not sit around on ways on
		
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			the roads, street corners, you see
this a lot in villages, outside
		
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			mosques, you see, this is quite
traditional, don't stand around
		
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			and don't stick around, and just
talk and essentially waste your
		
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			time and so on. And they had a
good point, they came back, and
		
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			they said, it's necessary for us
to have some kind of gathering
		
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			place like that. Because we need
to speak to each other. It's very
		
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			difficult to formally go to
somebody's house all the time, I
		
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			guess that's probably the
understanding that love would
		
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			Delana it's necessary for us to
have these majorities. So then the
		
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			prophets of Allah, some provided
some guidelines. He says, Okay,
		
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			fine. Make sure that you don't
block the pathway. You make sure
		
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			you fulfill the rights of the
road,
		
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			you fulfill the rights of the
road, you keep your gaze down,
		
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			this was another thing God told
buzzer, you keep your gaze down.
		
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			These are some of the basic things
that the prophets Allah loves him
		
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			said that if you really have to
congregate, and speak about
		
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			something, whatever the case is,
you know, it's important to do
		
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			these things sometimes. So he gave
some etiquette, he gave some
		
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			necessary things that they should
observe so that they fulfill the
		
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			rights of this means of
communication, and this gathering.
		
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			And the same thing applies whether
you're on Facebook.
		
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			And the same thing applies whether
you're on Twitter or WhatsApp, or
		
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			whatever the case is. Now, to cut
it down a bit more, let us look at
		
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			it from how these means of
communication. And I mean by this,
		
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			you could go as far as Skype and
Yahoo, and Hotmail, and Google and
		
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			all of these messengers, then the
basic email itself, then you have
		
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			all of these other means of
communication, that WhatsApp
		
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			that's a new one, when it's not
new, but it's when people are
		
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			going crazy over because it's
free. It's free for a certain
		
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			amount of time, they extended the
time they were going to start
		
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			charging. So because it's free,
people are like, it's free. We
		
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			must make use of it. It's a deal.
The butter is cheap, in
		
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			Sainsbury's, so we must go and
fill up even though we may never
		
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			use it. So this one just speak as
much as you can before they start
		
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			charging La hawla wala Quwata illa
biLlah
		
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			women do you hear? This is this is
this is what it is? Can you
		
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			believe it? You've got people now
coming in husbands who are
		
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			complaining. Some respectable
husband came to me the other day a
		
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			respectable man in the community.
And he is angry at his wife for
		
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			this reason that she's always on
WhatsApp and they are decent
		
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			family. They're not a broken
marriage. Their marriage is not
		
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			under rocks. They've got older
children, you know, and he's
		
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			complaining about his wife
		
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			If, right, a decent lady who is on
WhatsApp, and she can't get off
		
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			it, La hawla wala Quwata illa
biLlah. And you know, we've got
		
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			different fitna in different
levels. I mean, I don't want to
		
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			pick on the women or the men or
the youth. But we all have a
		
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			aspect of this that we need to
understand. So if I start from the
		
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			youth, one thing about the youth
is that they'd still finding their
		
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			way in the world, as patronizing
as that sounds to you, right?
		
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			Normally, your youth when you try
to tell them that's bad for you,
		
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			they think it's patronizing. They
think, like, you guys don't get
		
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			it. I mean, what were your age at
one time? You know, when to your
		
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			age at one time, like we just grew
up in we I mean, we just became
		
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			30. And over, we were never 16 and
17. So we don't know.
		
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			Right? So that's how they think
they think we're condescending
		
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			when we speak to them. But that's
not true, believe me, it's just
		
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			out of advice. So the main thing
there is that because they're
		
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			still trying to find their way in
the world. What's good, what's
		
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			bad, this is really attractive,
because it gives you a way to talk
		
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			to your friends, even though you
might have to be grounded at home.
		
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			Even though you're sitting on the
dinner table, or on the floor or
		
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			next to your parents in the room
and you're supposed to be talking
		
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			to them, you're talking to your
friends.
		
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			You're talking to your friends on
Twitter, and WhatsApp. And these
		
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			are the things boys and girls I'm
talking about. Right? They're
		
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			sitting next to their parents,
their parents things, they're
		
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			sitting there, maybe even doing
their homework, looking up some
		
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			information. Right. And what
they're doing is they're chatting
		
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			away, even if they don't want to,
as soon as you hear the ping,
		
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			then you get distracted. So you
have to respond. And so Hala, in
		
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			some cases, the children will be
sitting there and as the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
he said the time will come sign of
		
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			the Day of Judgment.
		
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			When children will distant their
father meaning their parents, and
		
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			bring close their friends, and
SubhanAllah. This shows us a
		
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			unique way of doing this. You can
be sitting next to your father, or
		
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			your mother, or your brother or
grandfather or grandmother whoever
		
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			it is, and yet you your heart and
your mind fully with your friends
		
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			outside through the screen.
		
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			I mean, tell me if you haven't
done that, you know, I'm talking
		
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			to you tell me if you haven't done
it,
		
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			right. Someone's gonna say, hey,
you know, whatever, the TV is not
		
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			even an issue anymore. This is so
strong.
		
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			And the problem with this is,
you're wasting away your life. I'm
		
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			not saying you can't chat with
your friends, exchange ideas, make
		
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			plans to do something decent.
		
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			These are means of communication.
All of these are means of
		
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			communication that can be used
positively or negatively. Just
		
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			don't go crazy over them. Just
don't go crazy over them. That's
		
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			the main thing.
		
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			Use them positively. It's fine.
But remember, how much time do you
		
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			have to be online with them all
the time? Do you have to respond
		
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			to everything that comes your way,
and it cannot wait for three hours
		
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			until you finish? You can't have a
time for it. See, normally, when
		
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			you had to go out to meet your
friends, then obviously it takes a
		
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			physical exertion to go out a
certain number of times, there's
		
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			weather conditions, there are
places you have to be, there were
		
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			a lot of restrictions when you had
to physically go and visit your
		
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			friends. Whether you're a youth or
you're a woman in the daytime,
		
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			wanting to go out and talk to our
friends or a man for that matter.
		
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			Then it became easier with the
phone. But still it costs money.
		
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			Then you had the free minutes. And
so and I really can't get it. I
		
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			mean, I have a certain number of
minutes, but I hardly ever run
		
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			out. And believe me, I'm not a
person who doesn't speak on the
		
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			phone. I mean, I have to speak on
the phone, because many people
		
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			want you to speak on the phone.
But I get calls from people for
		
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			questions and other things. And
the minutes run out the calling
		
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			and then suddenly the phone goes
on. It's like what's wrong with
		
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			you? Like, are you gossiping so
much that you don't even have
		
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			minutes left that when you want to
ask FICKY question your minutes
		
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			run out? Right? I've had people
say, Can you please call me I've
		
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			got a question to ask you. Like,
okay, no problem. But why?
		
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			Right, because the minutes run
out, then it costs too much. It's
		
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			just ridiculous.
		
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			Just not managing our time and our
resources. And then we're saying
		
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			this country is in a recession.
Believe me, we have 100 times
		
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			better than many countries in the
world.
		
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			100 times here. I mean, just to
give you an example, you go out
		
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			everybody is riding a bike has got
a decent bike, you go to a third
		
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			world country somewhere. Everybody
is riding a messed up bike, old 10
		
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			years old, 15 years old who rides
a 10 year old bike today.
		
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			Right cause the same thing who's
got a car here that's older than
		
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			10 years old.
		
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			And then we're saying we're in
recession, we've got problems. I
		
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			mean, come
		
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			on.
		
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			Right, it's just they want you to
spend more, that's the recession
		
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			that you won't spend as much and
start using your articles for
		
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			longer. That's the issue. This is
when you buy because they think
		
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			the success of a country
economically is that you must
		
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			continue to buy and spend And
subhanAllah they give ratings for
		
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			that is ridiculous. And they brag
about it today was the biggest day
		
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			of the sales there are so what?
		
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			What is that?
		
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			But he means some of us, we think
our children are angels.
		
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			And parents will not believe what
their children are up to. Because
		
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			children are so clever hiding
stuff, they could have some
		
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			serious bad stuff on their phones,
and iPads. And you won't even know
		
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			even if you checked.
		
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			Because the folder is secure, it's
hidden, you can't even see it.
		
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			Unless you know how to unhide
these things. It could be
		
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			relabeled. System File, you know,
cache folder, not cash, cash
		
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			money, but computer cash, right
memory folder, and you're like,
		
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			Okay, that's a memory folder. You
know, that's a system folder, you
		
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			shouldn't touch that. That's where
that's where the system is getting
		
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			messed up.
		
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			Now we got, we get to men. And you
know, we don't have much time to
		
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			speak for men. But the main thing
is that even if you're a person
		
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			who's working
		
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			emails, especially when you're the
surveys, there's studies that have
		
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			been done done on this, that if
you are getting constant updates
		
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			about a new email coming in, and
every time you go back, then you
		
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			come back to your work. Even
though it just takes maybe 10
		
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			seconds to look at the email, it
will probably take more than a
		
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			minute or two to get back into the
focus of your work. Because you've
		
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			just been distracted, you've gone
somewhere else, you have to come
		
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			back, concentrate, gather your
thoughts and start working again.
		
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			Now, if that's happening in an
hour, and this happens to most of
		
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			us who are working on a computer,
in an office or at home or
		
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			wherever, in an hour, how many
emails do you get at least 10
		
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			emails, that is 10 times at least
two or three, right? That's you
		
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			spent so many minutes, you're less
productive, shifts, the courier
		
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			company, Rahmatullahi. Shakeology
is the author of numerous books,
		
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			just one thing that I will, I hope
I can do one day in my life, he
		
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			had a time in the day, I think it
was from a certain time in the
		
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			morning to 11 o'clock, where he
would go upstairs. And that would
		
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			be his time of writing, there was
absolutely no distractions, no
		
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			phone, no letters, no meeting
nothing. That is the time when he
		
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			would just sit and write and do
his work. Just cut away from
		
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			everything. Another scholar just
told me recently, he says, I've
		
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			made a vow, I've made a vow that
every time I go onto the internet
		
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			between the times of I think it's
eight and five, or nine and five,
		
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			I have to pay 10 pounds, and I put
a box there on my desk as well. I
		
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			vow to Allah that I will do this.
So every time I go onto the
		
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			internet, or check my email during
that time, I have to pay 10
		
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			pounds, it's gonna get expensive,
and I will stop. And I've stopped.
		
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			He says he's a very productive
scholar, very productive Ireland.
		
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			You if we've got a problem, we
need to deal with it. And then
		
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			when we get to the women, I mean,
so how are women want people to
		
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			talk to especially if they're at
home? Now, as I said before, you'd
		
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			have to go outside, or you'd have
to sit on the phone. Eventually it
		
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			starts costing money, it looks a
bit weird to be on the phone all
		
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			the time. But with this WhatsApp
The problem is that you can be on
		
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			it as much as you want, with
convenience. So you could be
		
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			stirring a pot and you can be on
WhatsApp messaging away. And the
		
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			worst is, the more friends you
have on WhatsApp and the group
		
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			that you make the worst it
becomes. Because if you've got one
		
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			friend that how much is the one
friend gonna say to you, you got
		
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			10 friends, they all have their
thoughts. So we cook this today.
		
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			And it looks like this. It seems
pretty innocent. But I'm talking
		
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			about the time waste. Now
seriously, the women who are
		
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			listening to this and who are on
this WhatsApp like this 24 hours a
		
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			day. Right? Think about it.
Shouldn't you cut your time down
		
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			on this? Like everything? Are you
going to check? Oh, is there any
		
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			new under yeah, there's another 10
messages, I have to check them
		
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			takes five minutes to check that
you might feel like responding to
		
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			some of them. Right? You're
finding out about other people's
		
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			lives that is not necessary for
you. Oh, my husband's telling me
		
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			to get off my whatsapp. That's a
message you get another one. These
		
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			are real life stories I'm talking
about. Right. Another one. The
		
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			husband is complaining because the
phone at nighttime is is beeping
		
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			every few moments because his
message is coming. Somebody's
		
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			woken up for federal tahajjud
hopefully, and their messaging
		
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			now. I've woken up for tahajjud
right. So now it's disturbing
		
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			these couple who are asleep
		
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			and put it off the husband gets
angry. But if I have a husband who
		
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			comes to me and he is like why
don't you guys talk about this?
		
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			There must be a problem. Right
there must be a problem.
		
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			So look if you have to be on
WhatsApp because it's free man.
		
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			It's not like buying butter that's
on sale. You know you don't have
		
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			to like pump it all out. You don't
have to like best there was some
		
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			Gotta leave type of thing. You
know, it's not about that. At the
		
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			end of the day, regardless of what
the fitna is, What the means is
		
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			what the means of communication
isn't going to constantly evolve.
		
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			I haven't even started on Facebook
yet. That's another whole story on
		
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			its own. And it's being floated.
Right? It's a big money making
		
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			thing at your and our cost. But
that's something else that's for
		
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			another time. The main thing is
that we must realize this, if, in
		
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			the Sahaba time, what was the
complaint to the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, a
wife came and complained a Sahaba.
		
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			My husband, he doesn't give me
time. Why not? Because he's on the
		
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			internet all the time. Not because
he's on his WhatsApp all the time.
		
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			Not because he's sitting and
openly watching *,
		
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			*, it's got to that
level that people are not just
		
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			doing hidden, but people are doing
it openly. And the it's creating
		
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			damage within families. Like the
higher is gone completely, right?
		
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			Is that the complaint that the
Sahaba will make that the Sahaba
		
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			to make into Rasulullah sallallahu
sallam, we've come to a level
		
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			where men are complaining of their
wives, that they are not doing
		
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			their household chores, they don't
give us time because they're
		
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			constantly on nothing, I'll do it.
And the women, it's not like they
		
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			are doing this in a mischievous
way. They just they can't help it.
		
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			Or I'll cook, I'll cook, I'll cook
and then they'll have to do a
		
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			quick dish. That doesn't taste
nice because, you know,
		
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			and then that's gonna cause
another problem. These are things
		
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			that you might laugh about, but
seriously, they're to be
		
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			considered. Let's not blame these
things. They want to make money.
		
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			Facebook wants to make money. So
it's going to make communication
		
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			as easy as possible. But do you
have to be stupid enough to go and
		
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			toe the line? not think about it.
Just for moments of trying to gain
		
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			some honor, reveal everything
about yourself to look cool or to
		
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			look bad or to look whatever sick
whatever the words they are, I
		
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			mean, subhanAllah that's exactly
what it is. You know, nowadays the
		
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			word sick and bad mean good. But
really, it's sick and bad. Right?
		
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			Because words have any effects.
You know, the words have an effect
		
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			on on whatever it is. That's why
the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
		
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			would change bad names for people.
The names were not pleasant names,
		
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			like a person who came his name
was meant harshness, some said no
		
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			your Sal your simple your easy
soft, your compassion. He changed
		
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			the name because it has an effect
and the person's son said yes, my
		
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			family did have harshness in them.
		
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			names have an effect. And even the
names on his Facebook and things
		
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			like poke shaytaan pokes the
Prophet sallallahu sallam said
		
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			when a child is born, it cries
because the shaytaan pokes it
		
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			except Mariama except Isa and his
mother, it his Salam.
		
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			Anyway, that's another story that
takes another story. May Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala allow us to
think about these things, to
		
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			really think about our lives,
whether we're youth, what are we
		
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			going to do in the future? Is this
how we want to waste our time?
		
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			Men? Is this how productive we're
going to be? Because life is about
		
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			to end? And women? Is this how we
want to do the things? Yes, we use
		
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			all of these things in their
rightful way, in a way to ease
		
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			communication, not to abuse
communication and abuse
		
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			relationships. May Allah subhanaw
taala preserve our relationships
		
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			give us true understanding of the
deen and of the of the world. That
		
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			makes it easy for us to follow the
deen. We're okay with that one and
		
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			then hamdulillah