Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – What is Sufism A Formal Explanation Part 21 13 Characteristics of Perfection

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The importance of staying in purity, avoiding being too busy, finding a person who is charismatic and has a strong sense of their own physical appearance, and purifying one's worship to attract others is emphasized. The need for strict treatment and avoiding criticized behavior is also emphasized. The importance of finding a person who is not too negative on others, avoiding terminology that is commonly used, and being mindful of one's behavior is emphasized. Shaytan is discussed, and the importance of shaytan in bringing addiction to life is emphasized. The segment ends with a mention of a Christmas party and everyone's Christmas party.

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			smell learning or learning Rahim
		
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			and hungry learning of Benard Amin
wa salatu salam Whina say you did
		
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			more saline or the or Safi or
Baraka was seldom at the Sleeman
		
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			cathedral Ilario, Medina and my
bad.
		
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			So in our last session, we were,
the author had begun speaking
		
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			about
		
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			the, the way to attain perfection
for those people who have reached
		
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			a high status. So he mentioned a
number of things that they did,
		
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			which one of them was the always
remaining pure, which is that
		
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			always to remain on will do, and
even trying, even doing will do
		
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			before you go to sleep so that you
sleep on purity. Because in Islam,
		
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			purity is half of faith. And
staying in purity
		
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			means that that's a state that is
a pure state, it's a state closer
		
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			to Allah because Allah is pure as
well. Number two, was not
		
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			revealing one's private parts.
Even when is it when one is alone
		
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			as far as possible?
		
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			Just out of shyness from ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada and the angels
		
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			number three was
		
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			reviewing one's elders,
		
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			respecting honoring one's elders,
anybody who's older, in general,
		
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			and having mercy and compassion
upon the young upon widows upon
		
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			upon the needy, and anybody else
who who is vulnerable like that,
		
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			in fact, all creation He said,
number four, he says a double Mara
		
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			Hilarion
		
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			who Susan huduma to Sharia law,
Masha, Tariq fina humara fettled
		
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			Ambia we discuss this one as well,
which is to have other with the
		
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			people of knowledge, especially
those who are serving the deen and
		
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			the Sharia in some way. And the
machinery of the todich Anybody
		
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			who is in a good way,
		
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			teaching people about Allah
subhanaw taala about the shittier
		
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			about the deen than all of this
needs to be respected for in the
		
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			home water that will Amir because
they are the inheritors of the
		
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			prophets. Number five is Elia
Zuora. I had a Minnesota Hinomaru
		
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			that Madame adapted turbidity
cobbler.
		
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			This one is a bit more of a
delicate one.
		
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			How Furman and Yara chromatin Oh,
hello, can we had him let me era
		
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			who fish at he, they are a target
fish at a noxa for your for a
		
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			mother who
		
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			what this is talking about is that
not everybody's perfect. And if
		
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			you have a shake, and he can't be
100%, perfect, he's going to have
		
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			some weaknesses, he's going to
have other strengths.
		
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			Everybody's different.
		
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			That's your shake, though. Now you
another shake comes in town. So
		
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			you go and you sit there as well.
So what you're going to notice is
		
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			that that shake may have some
other strengths. So you will think
		
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			Oh, my shake, he's he's stronger
than my shake in this particular
		
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			aspect. He's a better speaker,
maybe
		
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			he looks more charismatic, he
seems to do this better or that
		
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			better. So what that's going to do
is that's going to create
		
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			deficiency in your mind about your
own shape.
		
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			And the thing is that, when that
happens you with a lot of people,
		
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			they they then hop between shapes,
because eventually what's going to
		
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			happen is that there's going to be
somebody else who's even better
		
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			than that one in some aspects.
		
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			Remember, everybody has good and
bad, everybody has weaknesses.
		
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			Everybody has their strengths. So
sometimes we may be in a certain
		
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			mood, and we may notice certain
strength and things. There you go.
		
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			That's what I really need.
		
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			So generally what the other man
says that as long as your shake is
		
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			a decent person
		
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			and you stick to him, Allah will
give you the blessing of that. If
		
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			you're just going to look for
somebody who's charismatic, or
		
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			somebody who seems to have a
greater following. There could be
		
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			many reasons for a greater
following greater following
		
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			doesn't mean acceptance in the
sight of Allah always. In some
		
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			cases it does but not always.
Because some people are just more
		
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			charismatic than others. They do
things that attract people.
		
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			But there's no substance sometimes
it is not as much substance.
		
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			So there could be many, many
factors in the world.
		
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			That's why he says that in the
beginning of your path to Allah
		
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			when you're trying your hardest to
get somewhere, especially at the
		
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			beginning. He says he should not.
		
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			He should not visit any of the
Saudi hen as long as he's still
		
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			under instruction of his own shake
before he reaches accomplish.
		
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			Treatment out of fear that he may
see some karama in this person, or
		
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			some other characteristic in any
of them, which he does not see in
		
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			his own shake. And then he would
think that he or she is deficient.
		
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			And thus he would then be deprived
of being able to benefit from him.
		
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			That generally what they say is
that this doesn't mean that you
		
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			avoid, I mean, there's some, some
Sufi techniques are very, very
		
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			strict on this. And they don't,
the the instruction in there is
		
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			that they should not go to anybody
else. If it's a Sufi talk, he's
		
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			got anything to do with that. So
then you don't, you don't go
		
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			there, you just stick with your
shake. And others, they're not
		
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			that strict about it. But they
will just reemphasize that you
		
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			don't get diluted and don't don't
just start getting mesmerized by
		
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			every new thing that you see. Even
if the person is a wonderful
		
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			person that doesn't make the
difference, just that you've got
		
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			one, let's just say somebody
visits from another country, a big
		
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			shake visits from another country,
and you've got a local person
		
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			already. Now, the fact is that
this big shake is internationally
		
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			known he may be so you become
attached to them. And you think
		
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			he's bigger than my shakes I
should become but then what's
		
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			going to be your access to this
individual. Right, you're not
		
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			going to have access to this
individual, he's an international
		
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			person, he's probably got so many
different
		
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			moods and students. So for you to
access that person is going to be
		
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			difficult, you won't be able to
you know, you may want to see them
		
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			once in a while when you're
traveling or they travel. So
		
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			they the main thing is that keep
your focus on Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala.
		
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			And ask ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada for
accomplishment, because it all
		
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			comes from Allah at the end of the
day, and the Sheikh is just a
		
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			valuable means.
		
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			So
		
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			I mean, her next one, number six
is warming has sort of been big
		
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			enough, so he will have snow who
will be lady. This is probably the
		
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			antidote for so many problems in
the world today, based on
		
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			arrogance and conceit and
narcissism and things like that,
		
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			which is basically always to doubt
yourself, to have a bad opinion
		
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			about yourself. Bad opinion means
be suspicious of yourself in terms
		
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			of your intentions. Because it's
only by really looking at things
		
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			with a critical eye that you can
improve them in, you're obviously
		
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			going to be constructively
critical about yourself not
		
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			negatively critical. If somebody
is negatively critical about
		
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			themselves, then they're probably
going to lead to despondency,
		
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			that's not a good thing. So be
very critical of oneself, but in a
		
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			constructive way. And always have
personally done with others always
		
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			have a good opinion about others.
		
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			A lot of people do the opposite. A
lot of people do absolutely the
		
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			opposite. They can do no wrong
themselves. But everybody else
		
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			they will find the smallest issue
with them.
		
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			Especially when you travel, you
will find those that do that more
		
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			than others. Not that we're trying
to look for those kinds of people.
		
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			But that's where it comes about.
Because especially when you're
		
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			traveling, there's going to be
lots of
		
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			uncomfortable situations.
		
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			Because you're in new territory.
		
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			Everything doesn't always go to
plan. And that's when a person's
		
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			character comes out. Are they
going to be critical? Are they
		
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			going to just take it in their
stride? Are they going to look at
		
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			things positively? Are they going
to give people the benefit of the
		
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			doubt? That's very important.
		
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			It's really bad to be with
somebody that keeps complaining.
		
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			Anyway, hatha yoga and Aquila had
an accent, I mean, who Harlem?
		
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			Eventually, you should be that you
just see everybody to be better
		
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			than you. Not even gullible since
		
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			you genuinely believe that people
could be much better than you. You
		
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			see a person who's not as educated
as you not doesn't know as much as
		
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			you. But he's praying in the first
line in the masjid. And you're
		
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			praying in the third line?
		
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			Well, I would think that person is
better than me, even though he
		
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			probably knows less than I do.
		
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			Because I don't have that Tofik
that he does. So there's always
		
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			going to be something that you can
find him somebody. Somebody may be
		
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			more generous than I am.
		
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			They could be so many different
things.
		
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			The whole point is don't be
gullible, but always look at the
		
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			positives.
		
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			And to be honest, some people
think that when you do that, then
		
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			you're just setting yourself up to
be deceived by somebody but we're
		
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			not saying to be gullible. We're
just saying, to have a good life
		
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			and to not take tension on
yourself.
		
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			Not to just get too preoccupied
with others, because every
		
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			negativity is bad for you.
		
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			You know, even non Muslims will
tell you that.
		
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			People who deal with therapy
therapies and so on, they tell you
		
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			that the more negative you are,
the worse you will be in terms of
		
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			Have your health, so it's not a
good thing anyway.
		
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			Then he says number seven is an
alliance Tassia, rollin FC Heafy
		
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			Amarin Don't be defensive. Don't
always be different. Don't keep
		
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			defending yourself about
everything.
		
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			Just let things go.
		
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			Number eight he says an era Eva
Houda, Eman kadakkal. Hello,
		
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			Maria, you will have a Radhiya
always be suspicious of your
		
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			worship
		
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			always scrutinize your worship
always that some aspect or some
		
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			kind of weakness has crept into
your into your worship. Your
		
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			devotion has been overcome by some
kind of defect like ostentation.
		
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			You're doing it to show off,
you're doing it to attract
		
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			attention. You're doing it so that
you can let people know something
		
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			about you something positive about
yourself. Or that when you're
		
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			doing your worship, there's going
to be evil thoughts coming in your
		
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			mind. So always, that's the way to
purify the worship. Because if
		
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			we're too tolerant of mistakes, or
inconsistencies, for example,
		
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			if Samson were too tolerant of
inconsistencies there would never
		
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			have been able to become such a
proficient company in providing
		
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			mobile phones.
		
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			But because they can really be
particular that no it needs to be
		
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			perfect in every sense. And they
can be they can self scrutinize.
		
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			That's how you get better in
everything. So we need to do that
		
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			for ourselves as well. Especially
our worship. When we threw her out
		
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			yesterday quali hill a club. Lola
Musa Maha to Allah He, that Allah
		
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			Allah Who for you're stuck for a
minute, Eva T warming St. farI. So
		
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			when we're doing worship, we were
going to feel like Alhamdulillah
		
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			Allah has given me Sophie to do
this worship, I've accomplished
		
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			something, but is the worship up
to scratch.
		
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			So that's why he's saying that if
you do have if we do have some
		
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			weaknesses in our worship, the
intention is not perfect, the
		
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			sincerity is not fully there.
There's something else that is
		
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			causing
		
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			turning our attention and
attracting our attention. Then
		
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			he's saying that to be honest, if
Allah wants that could be in tight
		
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			that could be worthy of punishment
if it wasn't for Allah's
		
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			pardoning.
		
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			Because when we present worship to
Allah, it should be perfect.
		
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			Sometimes when you prepare when
prepare a gift for somebody who is
		
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			very sensitive about, about these
things, very
		
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			a lot of self dignity and so on
self respect, and they don't like
		
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			that they're not they're gonna,
they're not going to accept it,
		
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			they're not going to feel good
about it. Allah subhanaw taala is
		
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			the most perfect being there is
why should he accept an in
		
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			complete worship from us.
		
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			So we need to be thinking that I'm
giving him something incomplete,
		
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			which I could be punished for, to
be honest instead of Allah saying
		
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			thank you for the worship, I
should be punished for it that
		
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			you're giving him something
incomplete, the Lord of the Worlds
		
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			The Possessor of all perfection,
we give him something imperfect.
		
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			That's why he says you should make
a stick far for his worship that
		
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			oh Allah I seek your forgiveness
for this type of worship. And then
		
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			he should make a stick far for his
stick farther even my stick far is
		
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			incorrect because it's too far is
also worship.
		
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			That Oh Allah I seek your
forgiveness even from my estate
		
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			file that I'm not even sincere
fully in my estate file.
		
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			These are not difficult things.
They may sound difficult in
		
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			theory, but they become an
attitude and it becomes easy.
		
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			Number nine, he says is then is
Elia to Colombia. Colombia it fee
		
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			nominal for key Well, Jimmy will
back off, you will find out Imam
		
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			Jaquan.
		
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			I guess this is not going to
happen in sha Allah with us
		
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			because we don't really discuss
those kinds of things. But
		
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			generally, when people get into
some really heavy Sufi tariqas,
		
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			there's a lot of terminology that
goes with that. Like for can Gemma
		
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			and Baca and Fana and so on. So,
like with everything else, right,
		
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			you want to use the lingo you want
to you want to fit in. So you
		
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			start using the terminology, just
like with everything else, right?
		
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			If you get into academia, you're
gonna have to start speaking and
		
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			writing like that. Right? You're
gonna have to then treat the
		
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			subjects, then you would have read
history at Oxford, as opposed to
		
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			have studied it.
		
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			They say he read philosophy at
Oxford.
		
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			Sounds a bit weird for normal
people, like what do you mean by
		
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			that? But that's the way to say it
to make sure that you sound like
		
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			you're from the right. Anybody
read history at Oxford?
		
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			So, you start feeling like he
says, avoid that.
		
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			Until you're you get some
		
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			Until you're accomplished, then
you'll be able to use those
		
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			terminologies properly. Otherwise,
you're just going to use them to
		
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			show something it's going to lead
to ostentation.
		
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			Hola. Hola. Lil Carmelita cathodic
In fact, he says, even for the
		
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			accomplished individual, he
shouldn't even use these terms in
		
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			law rehydrating Dr. V Halleck.
Unless there's an absolute need
		
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			that demands that you use this
term because there's no other term
		
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			to use.
		
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			He's got a very good point because
it you know, when you start using
		
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			this terminology that nobody else
understands, then basically, you
		
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			start feeling exclusive. Right?
Everybody has terminology, there's
		
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			nothing wrong with terminology
really. It really depends on why
		
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			you're doing it. Like if you get
into web Jamar, then you're going
		
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			to use stuff in like, you know,
let's get a while here. Right?
		
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			There's lots of words you know,
I'm a Georgia and
		
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			gosh, then you know, there's
there's words like that
		
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			there's nothing really wrong about
that. But just saying be careful,
		
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			especially in the South because
it's ostentation comes about
		
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			because of that.
		
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			Right number 10, he says is more
hassle but to knifes.
		
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			Cons constant introspection of the
self Hola, Marta Kabah to middle
		
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			Mohammed, while mcru Hurt awfully
MOBA hurt.
		
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			So of course, anything that it has
perpetrated than us as perpetrated
		
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			of the absolute unlawful matters
or undesirable, reprehensible
		
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			matters, or just excessive
permissible matters.
		
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			So not every permissible thing
needs to be done.
		
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			So anything that's gone beyond
what's actually useful, beneficial
		
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			and needed, even of
		
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			permissible matters, that should
be avoided. What Allama Walker, if
		
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			enough see him in Hawaii, good
enough Sarnia to shaytani, yet,
		
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			you will still farming her
		
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			also to introspect yourself about
the various different
		
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			whisperings and notions and ideas,
the shaytaan ear ideas that come
		
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			into the mind and then to seek
forgiveness from that. So he said
		
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			essentially, we want to purify
ourselves not just outwardly but
		
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			also inwardly in terms of our
thoughts in everything just in
		
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			general not just with relates to
related to our worship, as you
		
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			said earlier, about our
interaction and thoughts about
		
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			others, but just generally I don't
want bad thoughts to come into my
		
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			mind.
		
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			Just just in general, I want to be
my mind to be a container of good
		
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			only good things pass through my
mind.
		
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			The less less exposure we have to
wrong things then that's that's
		
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			the way it's gonna happen.
Shallow.
		
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			Shallow, right? What is the
difference between his then now
		
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			explaining because he mentioned
hearted enough Sonny was shaytani
		
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			a thought of the soul? Or a
whispering of the soul are
		
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			whispering of the shaytaan what's
the difference between a
		
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			whispering of the soul enough
whisper or a shaytani whisper
		
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			what's the difference?
		
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			Well, clearly one is internal and
one is external. But beyond that
		
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			how you tell the difference. He's
saying the difference between
		
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			those two this is a very important
clarification he makes especially
		
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			since we're coming into Ramadan
		
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			this this really relates to
Ramadan as well.
		
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			And oh well the first one she is
hearted enough Sunni the one from
		
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			the soul is you're gonna be ill ha
him. I will not see it. The Orisha
		
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			Hua
		
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			if the whispering is from the
soul, it's going to be very
		
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			persistent. Very, very persistent.
To make us do a sin or fulfill a
		
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			desire.
		
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			It's very persistent. It's almost
like pathetically persistent.
		
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			Got to fall in love the ULI who
Allah on me he had that too. To
		
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			whom are you read? Just like a
stubborn child that keeps crying,
		
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			wailing stubbornly persisting on
its mother, until she gives him
		
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			and gives him what he wants. That
kind of a child. That's what the
		
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			Nazis like. So if we feel like
something is telling us to sin, or
		
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			do something wrong, fulfill an act
of desire, and we just can't avoid
		
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			it. It's plaguing our mind. It's
there in prayer, even when we're
		
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			in such that it's telling us it's
reminding us of the of the
		
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			pleasures of these things, then
that is most likely going to be
		
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			the knifes that's going to be a a
whisper of the soul.
		
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			And that's more dangerous
actually, for Ijebu. Come over and
		
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			Radek
		
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			it is wajib it's necessary to
eradicate that how we will
		
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			assimilate vicar.
		
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			The way you do that is to just
constantly do vicar what Bayani RP
		
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			but he had an AMA
		
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			And to have clarification by
reading and listening about
		
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			the consequence of such a deed
		
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			what our job is to shake and to
basically have a focus on your
		
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			shake
		
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			so that somebody can supervise.
		
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			Somebody can supervise in this
regard. That's basically the NEF,
		
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			Sunni whisperer.
		
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			And to be honest, Ramadan is to
help us deal with that one more
		
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			than the other one who shaytaan is
locked up anyway. That's why in
		
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			Ramadan, generally, the sins that
we continue to commit are those
		
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			that are from the soul that
addictions, it's just like, think
		
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			about it like this.
		
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			Those who smoked the first time
you smoke, why did you smoke? Most
		
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			likely because somebody encouraged
you to do so. Right?
		
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			Most people have smoked first time
around because somebody encouraged
		
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			them to do so a friend, some
peers, don't be chicken, do it,
		
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			just have one and so on. But when
you become habituated to it, do
		
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			you need anybody to encourage you?
Or is it just enough that
		
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			encourages you consider that to be
enough sone whisper
		
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			to continue smoking is enough Sani
whisper and the first the first
		
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			few times that somebody told us
smoke, that was a shaytani whisper
		
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			same thing like that. So likewise
in Ramadan, you won't get any new
		
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			shaytani whispers because shaytan
is out of the picture. In general,
		
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			you will just get enough sun is
the addictions which will want to
		
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			kick in. But by the end of 30
days, the whole idea of the 30
		
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			days is is that that's detoxified
that we remove the we remove that,
		
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			that knifes tiny whisper is also
taking the concern so shaitan is
		
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			already bound up the knifes has to
be trained with the in the absence
		
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			of shaitan. So now he moves on to
the secretary says that the
		
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			shaytani whisperer yeah Konami
lady il half the shaytani receber
		
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			will not be persistent.
		
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			It will be an idea.
		
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			Right? And if you try to dismiss
it by our older Biller, or
		
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			Subhanallah, or vicar or
remembrance, or solid that will go
		
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			it's quite easy. Genuinely a new
idea as well. He won't be an
		
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			addiction because that addiction
ideas already from the knifes
		
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			shaytan can also try to rekindle
that as well. But yeah, more will
		
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			Mazziotti will use a you know Ha,
what she was shaytani whispered
		
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			does is that it actually commands
you to do an disobedience and
		
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			adorns it for you. Makes it look
really beautiful and nice.
		
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			For in power who shall shucks
		
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			it if the person obeys the
shaytaan and does that thing
		
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			they're gonna go out with your
friends and they're gonna go to
		
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			such embrace go no, no, I can't go
		
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			no, I can't go that's very wrong.
I'm not I'm gonna avoid it. I'm
		
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			not gonna go this time. I'm not
gonna go. So
		
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			it if you don't listen if you if
you've avoided it, it says in
		
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			Dakar Rally Aha, that will give
you another idea.
		
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			It just wants to trap us somehow
or the other. It just keeps on
		
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			giving us new ideas. Unless we
continue vicar. That's why he's
		
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			saying the end Acosta who al
haywire Allah, you heard that in
		
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			the goon. He just wants to mislead
and cause deviance in whatever way
		
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			it is. He doesn't care what sin
you do. If you can't make us do a
		
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			Hudson. A complicated sin, a
severe sin is going to make us do
		
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			something lighter.
		
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			So if you can't make us go out,
and we're going to pray instead
		
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			and he can't make us avoid it at
cough, avoid going for Hajj. Then
		
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			he's going to say show off in your
Attica
		
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			or do something else wrong in your
Attica or in your head for that
		
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			matter.
		
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			So he's going to just try to get
us in somewhere that is just there
		
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			to try to boil us over.
		
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			Well, la Marcion because SUSE
doesn't care about any particular
		
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			sin.
		
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			The knifes is going to be like No,
I want that sweet.
		
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			Well, I'm gonna fork vinyl Hardy
Rob Bernie well hearted al Maliki.
		
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			So now also you we've got the
shaytani whisperer, and then of
		
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			Sandy whisper, but you've also got
the lordly Whisper of the lord of
		
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			Allah. And you've also got a
whisper from the angel.
		
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			What is that to do? So that's a
hot air or rob Bernie. And
		
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			wholehearted al Maliki that's the
angelic whisper. So you're saying
		
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			Anil? Oh, well, the first one is
Murphy, Heaton beehoon. Al
		
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			Heidemann. Lady has What are you
we you add the Ilahi routine?
		
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			The one which is from Allah is
going to be generally a notion an
		
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			idea and encouragement in general.
No, it's going to be just the
		
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			notion of doing good without too
much encouragement.
		
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			An idea
		
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			Since your mind, you know I should
donate,
		
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			I should attend the measure this,
I should go for Hajj, I should go
		
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			for Amara, I should do this extra
this Ramadan. I want this Ramadan
		
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			to be better than the previous
Ramadan. These are ideas but
		
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			there's not going to be a massive
encouragement.
		
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			These are fleeting ideas that come
to your mind.
		
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			Number two, the one from the angel
is that the good angel of VC is
		
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			where there's encouragement
towards something, when you feel a
		
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			very strong impetus to do
something, something good.
		
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			You really feel like I want to do
this now I should donate
		
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			I should go for Hajj this year, as
long as the idea of going for Hajj
		
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			is not to show a feature, then
that can be angelic.
		
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			Then he talks about number 11. He
says medieval art that he praising
		
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			one's enemies.
		
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			Praising one's enemies.
		
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			That'll make you feel a bit less
depressed.
		
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			If you think you have so many
enemies, and you're scared of
		
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			them,
		
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			to praise your enemy, it doesn't
that give you doesn't that empower
		
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			you?
		
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			Again, it doesn't mean you have to
be gullible. It doesn't mean you
		
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			have to let them walk over you.
But he's just saying that take the
		
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			bite out. Take the animosity out.
		
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			What are the most decadent means
decree him? And don't feel
		
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			repulsed by mentioned when having
to mention them.
		
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			Unless Unless there's a tarbiyah
there unless you're doing it for a
		
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			particular reason is different?
What do I Illa humblebrag ferati
		
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			We're Tofik
		
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			and making the offer them for
their forgiveness. And for divine
		
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			enablement for them to do good and
not be bad. That's better than
		
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			asking for destruction because you
don't know when they're going to
		
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			be destroyed if they're going to
be destroyed. But they're going to
		
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			bother you forever. They're going
to bother you as long as they
		
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			last. But if we make the other day
be rectified and reformed, then
		
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			that's wonderful. That's one extra
great person in the world as one
		
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			evil gone.
		
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			It's just the way we think
sometimes isn't it?
		
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			When we do our little sorting what
meaning a cathodic and likewise,
		
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			the dua for all disobedient
believers. Just in general because
		
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			the more obedient believers there
are, the better it is for
		
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			everybody in the whole world. So
we're doing a favor not just
		
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			ourselves but for everybody by
making dua for disobedient people.
		
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			Rather than keep cursing them and
talking bad about them.
		
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			So all attitudes, it's all about
attitude. He's got one main point
		
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			left afterwards and then
		
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			he has the his final dewasa insha.
Allah will do that the next time
		
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			and finish us off Allah. So we ask
Allah for Tofik for this month of
		
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			Ramadan for the rest of our life
as well. Ashley Medina and hamdu
		
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			Lillahi Rabbil Alameen