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			Bismillah in your Walkman you're
walking
		
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			Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Hamden
cathedral the uban Mubarak and fie
		
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			I'm in the world was salatu salam
O Allah so you will have a bill
		
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			Mustafa SallAllahu Taala Allah he
will he will be he will Baraka was
		
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			the limit asleep and kefir on Eli
Yomi Dean another call Allahu
		
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			terracota Allah Quran and Maji
they will for corneal Hamid
		
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			have a horrible fessor do feel
very well buddy be Mirka Sabbath
		
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			aiding nursing you the of whom the
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			common law who follow Holly Bella
Come ye confirmands Allah the
		
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			birdie
		
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halogen
		
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called Eddie comm must set Humann
		
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			but
		
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			what more was Zulu? was ruled Zulu
hat yaku will rasuluh one lazy man
		
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			whom will Lavina uma or who matter
		
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			Allah in Nassau Allah He already
		
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			will call it what are called no
sobre como la will be bedded you
		
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			to
		
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			topple la hella cool dish guru. So
the color Halloween, my dear
		
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			respected brothers and sisters,
		
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			medics, whatever you are here
Mashallah. It's nice to have
		
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			medics as opposed to computer
science guys all the time.
		
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			No offense to anybody. Just
normally, whenever you ask a
		
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			Muslim, what are you doing is that
I'm doing computer science.
		
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			I don't know if that's the easy
way out or we do need computer
		
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			guys. But
		
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			but then you don't want the other
extreme either way. In America
		
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			where I was there for a number of
years, every hospital that you go
		
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			to there has to be a doctor
Hussein or a doctor hand
		
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			by hand every Muslim well,
especially the Indian Pakistani
		
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			parents.
		
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			They want their children to be
		
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			a doctor
		
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			or a liar.
		
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			I mean, they Indian Pakistanis
will understand that they change
		
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			everything from Hyundai becomes
Honda. Right? So Doctor becomes
		
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			doctor and lawyer becomes a liar.
So you said any lies here?
		
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			Anyway,
		
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			I guess it's a serious subject. So
may Allah subhanho wa Taala give
		
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			you a bargain, whatever you're
doing, may Allah give us all good
		
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			intentions in what we're doing. I
think that's the most important
		
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			thing. So whether you're being a
doctor or whatever, Allah give us
		
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			a good intention. I had a friend
of mine who also became a doctor
		
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			we did we memorize the Quran
together at the madrasa at the
		
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			seminary. And then he went on to
become a doctor. He went on to
		
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			become a medical doctor, to
Liverpool University. But I
		
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			remember when seeing him
afterwards, he said, he said to
		
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			me,
		
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			I'm going to specialize in
tropical medicine. I said, Why
		
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			tropical medicine, he says, well,
much of our problems in the world
		
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			where Muslims, Muslims live, the
kind of in tropical climate. So
		
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			this is just an additional
specialization so that I can do
		
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			it. I can I can be of service to
all believers, to all Muslims,
		
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			around the world, people in
general. But that's essentially
		
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			what we're speaking about to have
a good intention in whatever
		
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			you're doing, when you have a good
intention and what you're doing
		
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			your your work is filled with
Baraka. Because at the end of the
		
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			day, for us, intention is more
important than anything else. I
		
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			think, based on that, let's just
explore one other idea. There are,
		
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			if we understand success, right? I
mean, everybody's sitting here. I
		
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			mean, if you're in King's College,
I mean, I'm assuming that you're
		
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			here to be successful. You didn't
just kind of stumble in here.
		
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			Right? You came here because you
wanted to be successful. And I
		
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			think it's supposed to be a good
university. Right? So as is
		
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			probably better, but you know,
because that's where I am. But I'm
		
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			sure it's a good university. And
		
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			in order to be successful, I mean,
you can look around, and you'll
		
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			see people, and you might think
they're successful, because they
		
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			show the appearance of a
successful person. You know, they
		
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			seem to have everything going for
them. They seem to maybe be in the
		
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			right places, maybe they're
dressed very well. And maybe
		
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			they're driving something that
looks successful. The way they're
		
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			dressed, the way they've got their
rings on their hands or the kinds
		
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			of bags they're carrying, the kind
of dress they're wearing the coats
		
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			that they're wearing, the kind of
gates and the walk in which
		
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			They're walking. So they look like
they're very successful. That's
		
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			what you call a Surah Surah of
success, right, which is the
		
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			picture the image, right? The
apparent facade of success. Now to
		
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			tell the truth with regards to
Allah subhanho wa Taala success is
		
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			really something else. Success is
that success, which translates to
		
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			success in the Hereafter. And I
think that is if we keep that in
		
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			focus, we will be successful, we
will be truly successful, we could
		
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			then have the best of this world
and the best in the hereafter.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala There's a
very famous door which is related
		
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			by many of the collectors, it's a
very famous to, I'm sure many of
		
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			us know it. Robina Tina fit dunya,
Hassan Warfield Herati has worked
		
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			in urban Nora, our Lord give us
the best in this world.
		
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			Hassan give us the good the
Excellence in this world, and in
		
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			the hereafter as well, because
that's really what true success
		
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			is. Because this life is, as we
know, it's very short.
		
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			I understand we're looking to the
next 5060 years, and we expect
		
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			that we might die on average, when
we were about 70 or something
		
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			because that's when people
generally die, the average. But
		
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			you all know and we know and we
know this very, you know, we know
		
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			this as much as anybody else that
we could die anytime. The real,
		
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			the real life is the hereafter and
that will be perpetual. There's a
		
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			hadith that's
		
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			related by Bukhari and Muslim from
Sal iblue, Saturday, the Saturday
		
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			or the Allah one said that we were
sitting with Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa salam and a person
passed by, and he looked
		
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			successful. You know, in this day
and age, you'd say that he went by
		
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			in his, you know, he went by in
his Corvette, you know, California
		
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			highway roof, you know, roof up
with something next to him.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Stereotypical, isn't it?
		
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			So he goes, you know, just success
you can just see it wreaking I
		
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			mean, I remember once I was at
this program, and we were staying
		
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			at the hotel, and we went to the
store and there was one of the
		
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			Muslim guys, one of the Muslim
guys and you could just tell in
		
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			the way he was doing everything he
just thought he was it. Something
		
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			we want to use here in England, he
thought he was it, right? But
		
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			really, the way he pulled out his
wallet and it was this really
		
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			special wallet that way he pulled
out his credit card and or some
		
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			kind of platinum credit card. And
you could just tell with the rings
		
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			on his finger. And you know, it's
really, really funny with some of
		
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			the Indians is that when they
become wealthy, suddenly you start
		
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			seeing Gold is gold on them. Right
the men it's just kind of really
		
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			weird. And it's generally the
Hindus do this a lot because
		
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			Muslims are not allowed to have
gold men, men are not allowed to
		
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			have gold women can. But then you
see the men doing this as well.
		
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			It's kind of the sign wondering
second ring third ring ba barrack
		
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			has kind of
		
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			I don't even know if you know
VBACs
		
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			right.
		
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			So
		
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			one is, as you say that the surah
the surah that out would facade of
		
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			success. And that's not really
true success in such a person went
		
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			by, and the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam asked about, he
		
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			said, What do you think of this
person? What's your opinion about
		
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			him, so that they responded that,
you know, he's such a person that
		
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			when he speaks, people will listen
to him. If he goes and proposes
		
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			somewhere, people will give them
his daughter, there'll be more
		
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			than happy to do it. He can go in
anywhere and get a daughter, if he
		
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			puts a word in, that word will be
taken with value. So if He
		
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			intercedes for you, if he if he
puts a word in, you will get into
		
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			that place, wherever you're trying
to get into the province of Allah
		
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			and just remain silent. Then
there's another person that went
		
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			by and this person apparently was
opposite to this person. He seemed
		
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			to have disheveled hair, His
clothing was all over the place.
		
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			He seemed very poor. He just
seemed just like an extremely
		
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			destitute individual and the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam asked about him, what do
you think about him? Now remember,
		
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			this is all going by the outward
appearance, isn't it? So he asked
		
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			about him. And the people said,
Oh, he's such a person. If he
		
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			speaks, people won't even want to
take him seriously. They won't
		
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			listen to him. If he goes and asks
for somebody's hand in marriage,
		
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			they probably won't give them his
daughter's. If he goes and
		
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			intercedes and puts tries to put a
word in for you. They'll they
		
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			won't accept it. And then the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam he made his observation
after they had made that apparent
		
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			observation, the exterior or
external or the observation on the
		
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			external aspect of things, the way
people deal with these things in
		
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			the world. He made his spiritual
and esoteric observation. He said
		
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			that this this first man, if there
was a whole world full of them, he
		
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			wouldn't be as much of a value as
the second man.
		
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			And there's another version which
says that there are such people
		
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			like this who if they saw this
hadith of Muslim, lo Oksana Allah
		
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			Allah healer Abraha, wrote by a
Shatha about Rama through the
		
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			middle of were below Oxfam and
Allah Hila Bharara which means
		
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			that there are certain individuals
who are totally disheveled you
		
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			would throw them out of your house
if they came to your house, right?
		
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			They're just in such a state, but
their connection with Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala is such that if
they swore an oath on Allah, Allah
		
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			I would fulfill that oath for
them.
		
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			I mean, these are very rare
individuals. But if they said what
		
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			law he is going to rain today,
Allah will send the rain because
		
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			he loves them so much not because
they control Allah. But it's
		
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			because they Allah loves them so
much.
		
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			Now, let's go back to the time of
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam. See the whole focus about
when this question about when is
		
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			the help of Allah subhanho wa
Taala going to come? I think it's
		
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			very important for us as Muslims
today, especially living in this
		
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			time and age when we see so many
problems, which we seem to feel as
		
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			though they are only to do with
Muslims. I mean, not just the
		
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			manmade problems, not just the
conspiracy theories. But when we
		
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			when you also look at natural
problems, like I mean, until a few
		
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			years ago, you you saw that most
of the earthquakes were to do with
		
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			Muslim countries. Right? It
happened in Iran, it happened in
		
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			Turkey, it happens in India, it
happens in you know, mostly Muslim
		
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			countries until it happened in New
Zealand. Right? Then the Muslims
		
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			really thought, well, it's not
just us, right? So when you talk
		
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			about natural phenomena, natural
problems, calamities, and you look
		
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			at other calamities, it's just
like we were on the receiving end
		
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			at this point in time. However, if
you, if we're going to judge, if
		
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			we're going to judge situations
based on our lifespan, and only
		
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			things that we have witnessed, and
only those things that have
		
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			happened and occurred during our
life, then that's not a very good
		
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			way of looking at it. At the end
of the day, we as human beings,
		
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			our Adamic race, we are part of a
very long, long tradition. And if
		
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			we look at just from 1400 years
ago to what has happened, there's
		
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			no time in half an hour here to
explain the ups and downs. And and
		
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			and what Allah subhanaw taala has
done for this ummah, and where
		
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			this OMA had gone and the
precarious edges that had gone to,
		
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			I mean, for example, there are
Omar mentioned that there are two
		
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			individuals who have saved God
that does Omar at a time when it
		
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			was a critical, such a critical
situation that this Omar could
		
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			have been destroyed, Islam could
have been the face of the face of
		
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			this earth. And it could it could
have just just been totally wiped
		
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			out. There were two individuals,
the two that they mentioned. One
		
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			is Abu Bakr Siddiq are the hola
Juan and these are just the
		
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			highlights. These are just the
major issues what happened after
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
salam passed away. And even during
		
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			the final days, the final time
Rasulullah sallallahu, alayhi
		
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			wasallam, all of these imposters
came up, they wanted to call they
		
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			wanted a piece of the pie as such,
they thought this is a great way
		
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			to attract attention to get a
following. So then you had all of
		
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			these people after the Prophet
sallallahu arias and passed away
		
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			even more imposters Musa
Abdulkadir Salem from the Hanafi
		
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			tribe he was he'd already started
declaring himself a prophet. So
		
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			this corrupted a number of
individuals, especially in the
		
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			south of Arabia, there were a
number of people or a number of
		
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			tribes rather than in those days,
it wasn't individuals because it
		
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			wasn't a time of individualism. It
was a time of tribalism, where one
		
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			person became a Muslim of the O's
or the husband's, the whole tribe
		
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			followed even the munaf 18 they
you know, they had they'd had to
		
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			declare Islam outwardly, because
it was a time when you just follow
		
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			the leader, right? We no longer
live in that time, right? fathers
		
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			and children, mothers and
daughters things totally
		
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			differently, right and then even
argue about it. But in those days,
		
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			it was different. So you have all
these tribes that gave up their
		
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			Islam in different ways. There are
some some said that we're just
		
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			going to give up the religion
completely. Others said that we
		
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			will not give up the religion but
we won't pay a cut. So we'll kind
		
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			of personalize it. We don't like
soccer. We don't like paying Okay,
		
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			fine. We're not gonna pay zakat.
So we're gonna personalize our
		
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			religion, cut and chop it and
workers to do the Allah wants and
		
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			has been bullied, or the Allah who
won. And this was all dealt with.
		
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			So this was a precarious time
because had they been allowed had
		
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			these imposters been allowed to
succeed, then you would have had
		
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			many, you know, it's not wouldn't
have been the way it is today. You
		
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			know, we would not have been
sitting here and speaking about it
		
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			that way possibly. Then later on.
There was another intellectual
		
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			challenge. Again, it was an
intellectual challenge. This was
		
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			from the philosophers this was
from Hellenistic philosophy. And
		
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			this effected OMA at that time it
was atma Dibner humble, the great
		
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			Imam who stood up and he managed
to save God because all of the
		
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			other aroma they either had to
just say what the what the king
		
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			wanted to hear to be to safeguard
their life or they were killed.
		
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			Imam Ahmed, even though humble was
the only one Rahim Allah may Allah
		
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			Shower him with his with his
mercy. He was the only one that
		
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			stood up to this he got flogged
for it, he got beaten for it, but
		
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			had he not stood up that way. The
common people would may have lost
		
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			their faith as well at that time,
and they would have gone into
		
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			this, this religion of that is
more based on reason. Only, as
		
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			opposed to spirituality and the
divine understanding the divine
		
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			message from Allah subhanho wa
taala. Again, it's not a time to
		
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			go into those in detail, but
there's been huge problems if you
		
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			look at Mercy lochsa We're better
off today than it was before
		
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			Salahuddin Rahima hula Manish has
managed to liberate that place for
		
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			about 80 to 90 years not a Salatu
was performed in the in the Masjid
		
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			Al Aqsa, there were all sorts of
things going on around there. They
		
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			used to use the site parts I mean,
I visited they used to use that
		
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			marijuana the safe place to put
horses and pigs and other things
		
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			in
		
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			There was a cross on top of the
Cobra to Sahara, there was not a
		
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			solid, not another nothing people
had been massacred and killed. I
		
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			remember when lane pool says that
when the Christians or when that
		
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			when the Crusaders overcame
Jerusalem, the carnage that they
		
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			said the carnage that that took
place was what was such that the
		
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			horses were knee high in blood.
And I just couldn't understand
		
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			this. How can you have so much
blood that your horses are knee
		
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			high and only when I visited
Jerusalem that could I get an
		
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			understanding understanding of
this. And the reason for this is
		
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			that the streets there is still an
old city. The great thing about
		
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			Jerusalem today is that when you
go into Old Jerusalem, you
		
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			actually go in from the Bible
Shamea you know from the Damascus
		
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			Gate or from some of the other
guests that Damascus Gate is the
		
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			most popular one. You go in there,
and it's literally a walled city.
		
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			And then a masjid is within an
enclosure as well. And the streets
		
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			are narrow, the streets are
narrow. A normal car probably
		
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			could not drive through there. Now
you can understand how the blood
		
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			must have been and how many people
were killed, as opposed to that
		
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			sallahu Dean after 80 to 90 years
when he liberated liberated that
		
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			place. It was a totally different
scene when he liberated that
		
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			place. People were allowed to go.
It's not a time to speak about
		
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			Salahuddin Rahim Allah may Allah
subhanho wa Taala bless him and
		
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			may Allah subhanho wa Taala give
the ability to the women of today
		
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			to be able to produce Salahuddin,
for us that is extremely important
		
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			people who can rise up and do
things in the correct way to to to
		
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			give elevation and a lot of Kenny
Mattila to the Muslims.
		
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			So
		
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			when you look at our history, it's
extremely important for us to look
		
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			at history. So when you look at
history, then you see another part
		
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			of our history. You see the Tatas
when they just swept through all
		
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			of these cities Bahara some, you
know, Baja, samarqand, Harrods,
		
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			all of these great cities that had
produced all of the great
		
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			scholarship you know, today, we
owe it to the Central Asian area
		
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			where today You hardly hear about
any scholars. Your Buhari came
		
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			from where he came from Bukhara,
which is in Uzbekistan, your your
		
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			your pyramid he came from
Uzbekistan pyramid is at the
		
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			bottom border of Uzbekistan and
Afghanistan today, right your your
		
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			Muslim imam Muslim and Nisa booty
he came from Iran to the north of
		
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			Iran, a Buddha with a sigil study
he came from see Stan Stan, which
		
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			is again, kind of south east of
Iran border of Afghanistan. This
		
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			is the area where some of your
greatest scholars have come from.
		
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			I mean, they many scholars, so few
that came from Sham and relatively
		
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			speaking with the big names that
we know about ajeeb Hakeem and
		
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			Nisa booty another one from Nisha
pool. I mean, Dara Mia, all of
		
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			these great, great, great, great,
great scholars. I mean, there are
		
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			just so many that we know about so
many we don't know about. However,
		
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			when the Tatas came down in their
carnage, they swept through the
		
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			area such that when you had a
whole city bustling with maybe
		
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			700,000, you know, 700 400 300,000
people, they erased everything to
		
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			the ground such that in one place,
17 people came out of the rubble,
		
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			can you imagine that? We haven't
had any mass massacres like that,
		
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			Al Hamdulillah. I'm not trying to
say that the Mecca massacres of
		
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			today, we don't need to worry
about, I'm just saying that we
		
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			need to do something about it, but
not in a depressed way. Because
		
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			when you try to do something, when
you're depressed, you don't do it
		
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			correctly, you don't do it
rightly. Because we don't know
		
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			what we're doing. We're not in
control of our senses. Our reason
		
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			needs to be our reason, and our
spirituality needs to be playing
		
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			its part and we need to put things
in an understanding of what Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala wants from us, we
need to try to realize what Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala wants from us,
and why this is happening. And I
		
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			think this is the most important
thing. So I don't want to paint a
		
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			picture of too much optimism or
too much pessimism. I don't want
		
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			to paint a picture of such
despair, that it's all lost,
		
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			because it's not, there will be
ups and downs, we mustn't think
		
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			and there's a lot of people who
think that this is the end of it.
		
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			If you think this is the end of
it, then look at what YBNL Athena
		
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			says, ignore Loteria is a very
balanced historian. But when he
		
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			talks about the way the tortoise
came through, and ravage that he
		
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			his voice is shaking, you can see
it in his writing. If you were
		
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			there, you'd be seeing you'd
probably be crying, his voice is
		
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			shaking. That's a theater, a very
balanced individual who knows how
		
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			to write. And he's one of the
great historians. This is the case
		
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			with many of our historians, when
you look at all of the biblical
		
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			themes, and all of these other
groups of scholars and when they
		
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			write about these things. So you
think that this is bad what we're
		
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			having today? No, it's not. It's
bad, it is bad, but it's not bad,
		
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			relatively speaking. That is why
you must realize that we must have
		
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			our hooks in Allah subhanaw taala,
that if we do the right thing,
		
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			Allah will bring us out of this.
And that is what I want to get to.
		
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			If we do the right thing, Allah
subhanaw taala will bring us out
		
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			of it because we've been at worse
situations. We've been in worse
		
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			times and circumstances when you
thought that it's going to die.
		
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			It's going to end today. We are
having many we have many
		
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			challenges in front of us by both
ideological, both in terms of just
		
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			massacres. I mean, look at what's
going on in Burma, which is quite
		
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			crazy, serious. Subhanallah I
mean, I don't know how much to
		
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			tell you about Syria when I was
studying there. It was so tense. I
		
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			mean, only the foreigners right?
Only the foreigners if you're bold
		
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			enough can can you know can live a
decent life there. Can you
		
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			imagine?
		
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			Living in a regime when you don't
know that the third person with
		
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			you is a Mahabharata, right? Which
means a spy. It could be your own
		
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			brother, it could be your own
family, every third person
		
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			basically what Allahu Allah
obviously not something we can
		
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			substantiate. But it was crazy
because we would we would speak to
		
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			somebody about something that just
boarded under political and they
		
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			will say, yeah, he had an umbrella
you him gonna this would be their
		
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			answer. Oh brother this this
matter does not this matter does
		
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			not. It does not concern us course
it concerns you. But this is the
		
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			way they could get out of it.
Because I could be a Mahabharat
		
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			for them. Right. I could be
somebody spying on them. Such
		
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			great individuals very mysterious,
just such a beautiful place. I
		
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			could say I mean, I've traveled to
Syria. At that time I traveled to
		
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			Jordan. I traveled to Beirut, and
I've traveled to Egypt. I've
		
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			traveled to many Muslim countries.
Believe me the new war in Syria
		
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			was amazing. And you can only put
this down to the fact that
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam said Allahumma Burdick Lana
		
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			fish Amina. I haven't been to
Yemen, but I would expect to see
		
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			something similar in Yemen,
because the province that allows
		
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			me to offer these two places, I
mean, subhanAllah at that time, I
		
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			don't know how it is now. But
Damascus was a very small city you
		
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			could travel around there we used
to go to study in the German in
		
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			the German an ummah we in the
great Ahmed Masjid where isa Ali
		
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			Salaam is supposed to come, we
check up the result on Halaby
		
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			that's where we were studying,
right reading our Quran to him.
		
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			Great scholars, the masajid I
mean, you won't find this in most
		
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			of the other Muslim countries that
masajid have lectures, the Masjid
		
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			have de Roos going on every day
after fajr after Asia after a
		
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			different salah. It's just an
amazing place to be. The people
		
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			generally are decent. People are
very kind, very generous, soft
		
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			hearted people. I mean, you could
tell this, I mean, at that time, I
		
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			guess it was really good because
you didn't have a Pizza Hut there.
		
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			You didn't have Coca Cola there.
You had nothing. The only Coca
		
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			Cola or any foreign brand that you
could find was actually those
		
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			smuggled in from from Beirut.
Right? It was that was it? It was
		
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			just like it seems so backwards,
but it had been preserved the Iman
		
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			had been preserved, it seems. I
mean, Subhan Allah may Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala make it easy for
them. But these people they've
		
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			risen and in sha Allah, may Allah
subhanho wa Taala make them grant
		
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			them great success. May Allah
subhanho wa Taala grant them great
		
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			assistance Medina so Allah Allah
in the nostril Allah He could even
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says that
the Nasir and the help of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is extremely close.
Allah subhanho wa Taala mentions
		
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			in the Quran, the horrible facade
will feel very well body we
		
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			Marchesa, a the nurse knew the
Cahoon bada Lydia mu, essentially,
		
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			that's what Allah subhanaw taala
says very clearly, there is a
		
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			facade there is corruption, that
has become prevalent in, in the
		
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			borrower and the borrower, both in
the oceans and on the land, in the
		
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			form of casinos in the form of
Haram is taking place, the Muslims
		
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			are involved in as much as anybody
else. I mean, you look Subhanallah
		
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			in Palestine, I mean, I hate to
say this, but Israel is not
		
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			allowed to from the last time that
an Israeli Arab Muslim, one of our
		
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			brothers would come to America,
right, who lives in Israel proper,
		
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			right? He's got an Israeli
passport. He mentioned that it's
		
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			illegal in Israel to have a
casino. The casino is in the
		
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			Muslim land.
		
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			Right? It may be frequented by
them, but SubhanAllah. And again,
		
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			you know, May Allah help out
Palestinian brothers as well,
		
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			because I'm sure this is not what
they all want. Right? This
		
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			probably happens, I'm sure this is
not in person. This is probably in
		
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			the West Bank. Right? And I'm not
sure if it's still there. But
		
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			you've got these things happening,
whether it's on land, or whether
		
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			it's in the ocean, it doesn't
matter these things. We're all
		
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			part of it. I'm part of it,
everybody is part of it. I mean,
		
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			when you look around you we don't
we don't say Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala anymore. Allah subhanho wa
Taala is there. I mean, there was
		
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			a battle that took place, after a
sort of loss and Allahu Allah for
		
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			some time, the Sahaba was still
there. Now, this was such a battle
		
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			with the Romans where the Romans
were, were out doing the Muslims
		
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			by a huge proportion, there was
there was there was no match,
		
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			right? There was no match. And
normally in mentions about the
		
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			Arabs, especially the Sahaba and
the Arabs of the time, they were
		
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			very interesting. In the middle of
the battle when it would be at its
		
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			most fiercest moments, right in at
its most fiercest moments, you
		
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			know what they would do? They
would start reading poetry. They
		
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			will start singing poetry. This
was to, to raise their morale to
		
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			spur them on to give them some
bravery. Subhanallah This is what
		
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			the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
himself did do you know that when
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam during the Battle of who
		
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			name when after, after the
conquest of Morocco and the
		
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			Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
went to the horrors in South
		
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			America, Mikado Rama and then the
sum of the Muslims. A lot of
		
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			Muslims had just come into Islam
after the conquest, and they all
		
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			went many of them were not very
strong yet these were all people
		
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			who just newly entered into Islam.
So as they got there, they were
		
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			thinking at Jabba Tonka throw to
him, Allah subhanaw taala says
		
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			they hugeness in number their
abundance, made them feel
		
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			conceited. Oh, today we're going
to walk over these people. You
		
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			know, we're going to tremble them.
I mean, in battle of butter, we
		
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			were 313 Compared to 1000 in the
Battle of Ohio 1000 compared to
		
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			two or three
		
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			1000 I mean, subhanAllah we were
this much in this battle, we were
		
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			this much in this battle. This
one, we're going to walk over
		
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			these people this is going to be a
walkover. But Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala doesn't like that Allah
wants your reliance to be on him
		
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			because he is the one who we are
slaves of. And once we lose that
		
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			servitude, even if part of us lose
that servitude, that we're in for
		
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			it, that's the problem. We all
bear the consequences of this.
		
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			That's why a lot of mutual funds
mutual advice, mutual mutual
		
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			counseling is extremely important,
because that is what keeps us all
		
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			proper. So in that one, what
happened is suddenly as they got
		
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			into this valley, they were
suddenly attacked with with with
		
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			arrows and the people of housing
they were they were very, very
		
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			good marksman. And the Muslims
just dispersed. They they
		
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			scattered but the Prophet
sallallahu I used them with a band
		
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			of individuals, Abu Sofia and even
know half, who is his cousin
		
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			brother and I bacilli along with
his uncle. They were the only ones
		
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			and I busted the law while the
Allahu Anhu is trying to pull him
		
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			back. The Prophet salallahu Salam
is not even on a horse. He's
		
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			actually on a mule, which is not a
battle animal, but it just shows
		
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			his bravery and he is going closer
and closer. And he is saying an N
		
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			B EULA Khatib and Abner Abdul
Muttalib I'm a prophet that does
		
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			not lie. I am the son of Abdul
Muttalib I am not a prophet that
		
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			lies I'm the son of Abdulmutallab.
This was just coincidentally from
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala that this
came onto his tongue Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam was not a poet.
He was not a poet, but this was
		
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			something that came on his tongue.
I know the Allahu Anhu used to say
		
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			an a la vie some money on me
haidara
		
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			Would you say like La Fille ha
Bertie curry almanzora, he would
		
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			in the middle of the battle, he
would say that I am the one who my
		
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			mother has called me the Hadar the
fearsome lion. She's named me the
		
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			fearsome lion, right? That like
the like the lion of the jungles,
		
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			that is very, very dreadful to
look at. This is what he would say
		
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			in the middle of a battle than the
others as well, they had these
		
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			amazing poetry that they would say
in the middle of a battle just to
		
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			split them up. However, in this
one battle, in this particular
		
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			battle, it became such that they
were surrounded, they were
		
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			surrounded by this enemy that was
		
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			a multiple of the number that the
Muslims were in multiple of that
		
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			number. And they they said this is
when it was such a bad state. Look
		
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			what look what he explains that
the narrator he says this was such
		
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			a bad state, that we forgot our
poetry. That is what that is what
		
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			he says, we forgot our poetry.
That is how bad it was. And
		
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			everybody was just Yarrabah.
Mohammed. Yeah, robber Mohammed.
		
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			Oh, lord of Muhammad. That's what
came to our tongue. And suddenly,
		
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			we see that from the heavens, the
angel start to descend.
		
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			We see the angel start to descend.
And that's it. They were, they
		
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			were saved. I mean, it's a long
story. But again, we're just we're
		
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			just scanning these these issues
today. That if Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala wants to help he can help in
the middle of something like this.
		
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			Can you imagine it was so bad that
he says that on Sunday, he you
		
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			know, it made us forget our
poetry, how bad could it be? But
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala took them out
of it. That's on a, I mean,
		
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			there's many incidents like this,
many incidents like this, where
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu some prayed
and things happened.
		
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			That is on a on you can say on a
macro level, if we look on a on a
		
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			micro level, we've got examples.
I'll give you one simple example.
		
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			Especially for our sisters here as
well. I should have the Allahu
		
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			anha is, is watching the prophets
of Allah sons head, the prophets
		
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			of Allah. Some always had long
hair, he only shaved his hair on
		
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			he had smaller when he went for
hydro Amara, right three or four
		
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			times that he did that all the
other times he always had long
		
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			hair up to his shoulder sometimes
I should have the Allahu Anhu used
		
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			to sit down and comb it. She used
to wash it on this occasion.
		
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			What's related is that there was a
Sahaba, whose name was hola been
		
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			to Salah hola been to her husband
came one day her husband had some
		
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			had some illness or some problem.
She was a very she was old. They
		
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			were both old, right in an
advanced age. But she she was a
		
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			very beautiful woman and her
husband. He unfortunately had
		
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			developed some kind of illness. He
called her to him and she refused.
		
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			She just didn't feel like it. So
what he said to her
		
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			he because she was refusing so he
said to her auntie Alia Calvary to
		
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			me, you are to me, like my
mother's back. You're just like,
		
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			my mother's back to me, just like
my mother is haram for me. And my
		
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			mother's back is haram for me that
I can go to my mother Mother, you
		
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			know, in a sexual way, right?
You're like that. Now this was a
		
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			way of palak of divorce in the
jar. Helia that would be another
		
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			way that Paula could be given
during jarhead here and this was
		
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			such a bad produc such a bad
divorce that you couldn't it was
		
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			irreconcilable. It was a revocable
you could not come back together
		
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			again. That was the Joe Hillier
tradition. She was extremely
		
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			perturbed by this her husband was
also have an assignment. And she
		
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			she said, Well, what's the
outcome? Now? He says, Well, you
		
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			know, I can't come close to you
now. You know, we're haram and
		
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			each other we're not married
anymore. He said what's gonna
		
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			happen to our children? We need
our you know,
		
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			We need to be with each other. And
he felt really bad because this
		
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			just came out of his tongue
because, you know, she was
		
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			depriving men when men are
sexually deprived, something
		
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			happens. Right? So he felt
extremely great and ADAMA, right.
		
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			Just in case women don't know men,
just explaining, right. So,
		
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			anyway,
		
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			so he felt extremely remorseful,
very regretful. And what happened
		
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			then is he says, Well, that's it.
So she goes, she says, I'm going
		
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			to go to school, Allah salAllahu
Alaihe Salam, she went Rasulullah
		
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			sallallahu sallam. Now look how
casual This is. You go to a
		
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			scholar, his wife is I mean, this
is a woman who is going his wife
		
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			is there washing his hair, I
should have the hola Juana she's
		
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			washing one side, there's a lot of
hair, right, one side of his hair.
		
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			And she's listening. And as she's
washing the hair, and then you
		
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			know, probably combing it and
grooming it. Hola comes and she
		
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			says, This is what happened. You
know, we've been together for so
		
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			long, we've got young children.
And I was I was a very wealthy
		
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			woman. I was a very good woman, I
had a great family with me as
		
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			well. And now when all my wealth
has been spent, right, and I spent
		
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			it on my family, right, she'd been
married for she'd been married as
		
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			being a very good woman from very
good family, a very wealthy woman
		
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			and so on. Very beautiful woman
said now that all of that has
		
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			gone. My family, the one that used
to support me, they no longer are
		
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			there anymore. They've all you
know, they've all dispersed or
		
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			they've died out or whatever the
case is, I need my husband. Can
		
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			you give me a fatwa? What is the
hook and for me, the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu wasallam said, had him
tRNA you are haram on him? She
		
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			says please, I mean, what is this?
I can't live like this is the
		
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			hiring theory. The professor
Larson just gave her the answer.
		
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			Because until now, there was no
hukum there was no ruling that had
		
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			come on this particular type of
divorce. So not divorced, this
		
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			particular type of statement. It's
called the heart in Arabic. It's
		
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			called the hall, right, the heart
and ILA these are two types where
		
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			you say these weird things. I'm
not going to come close to you
		
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			anymore. Or you're like my mother
any in terms of not me being haram
		
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			for you, you being haram for me,
right? If somebody says that the
		
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			hokum now is different, right, and
we need to thank hola for it, or
		
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			the Allahu anha. But she just kept
and she's, she's now she's now
		
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			saying, but look, it's this
situation. I mean, I've got my
		
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			children that they I need them, I
need I need my husband together to
		
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			be with me. Otherwise, we're going
to both be wasted in this world.
		
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			It's not going to work for me and
everything. And the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam just
told her look, you're you're
		
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			Ramona, you're haram and your
husband, your haram and your
		
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			husband, you're prohibited on your
husband. And then she kept talking
		
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			to the Prophet salallahu Salam,
she's like, you need to do
		
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			something for me. Look at it
again. Right? Look at the masala
		
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			again, you know, look at it again
in there must be something about
		
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			it. So eventually, the prophets
Allah, then she began to scream,
		
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			she began to shout.
		
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			She says, I'm going to complain to
Allah subhanho wa taala. A school
		
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			will Allah I'm going to complain
to Allah subhanahu wa taala I'm
		
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			going to complain to him of my
poverty of my my inability, my
		
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			weakness that I can't live without
my husband like this. I mean,
		
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			subhanAllah look at this is on a
micro level, an individual wants
		
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			something to happen and look what
happens. So she's like, this would
		
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			have sudo allah sallallahu alayhi
wa salam, and she started looking
		
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			up to the heavens and you can just
expect she's probably when you're
		
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			Allah, this is and she started
making dua to Allah subhanho wa
		
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			taala, as she started making dua
to Allah subhanho wa taala. And
		
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			she said, Allahu mushkil Eleague
Allahumma for unzila Allah
		
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			discerning a B HC
		
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			look at her daughter, she says Ya
Ya Allah, reveal something on your
		
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			messenger
		
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			reveal a hukum on your messenger
reveals something on your
		
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			messenger look at the persistence
that she's speaking with. So I
		
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			shall be the Allah one had been
caught up. She had finished that
		
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			one side and she went to the other
side to do the other hand, she
		
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			wasn't paying attention fully. She
says, right. She says I was
		
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			listening to some of it. I wasn't
listening. You know, I was
		
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			listening to half of it or
whatever. I wasn't listening
		
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			properly. But then what happened
is
		
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			she again started talking to
rasool Allah, Ya, Allah, look at
		
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			the matter again, consider it
again. And then I showed the Aloha
		
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			saw that was sort of LaSalle Allah
who recently dropped his head. And
		
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			ye, the revelation had started to
descend. She said, she said to
		
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			her, Listen, take it easy now. Can
you not see what's happening to
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, he's receiving a
		
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			revelation. When the ye finished.
When the revelation was completed,
		
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			the professor Lawson raised his
head. And he said, he said to her,
		
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			all the A's Oh, Jack, go go, go,
Go and call your husband. Go and
		
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			call your husband because Allah
subhanaw taala has just revealed
		
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			some verses for you.
		
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			has just revealed verses for you
and what were the verses God the
		
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			Semia Allah will call will
allottee to jadie Luca fees we
		
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			have Atish techie Illa Allah Walla
who yes mountain with the HA ora
		
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			Kuma in Allah has me I'm bossy.
What is the what is the verse God
		
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			sent me Allah who called allottee
to God Luca Zoji. Ha, the way
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala I mean, this
is a verse many verses when they
		
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			start, they start off you have
Lavina and Manu are people who
		
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			believe Yeah, you have nurse
Itakura bookroom Subhan Allah you
		
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			said behold Allah
		
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			So be smart optical Allah attack a
hadith Allah Russia, this one
		
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			starts, but semi Allah, Allah
subhanahu wa taala had has
		
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			certainly heard indeed Allah
subhanho wa Taala has heard Kohler
		
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			Katsumi Allah Kol allottee to the
look of his own Jaya, and now you
		
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			see the Quran is based on brevity
Quran is very concise. Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala doesn't waste
his words, but here he is saying,
		
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			Indeed Allah subhana wa Taala has
heard the one semi Allah who
		
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			called Katsumi Allah Who goal
ality to journey Luca xojo. Look
		
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			at the way he describes her, the
one who was arguing with you he's
		
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			heard the speech of the one who
has been arguing with you about
		
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			her husband, can you imagine what
must have been in her heart that
		
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			she she argued like this. And
Allah subhanaw taala reveals a
		
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			verse about it. And then he says
that Allah has indeed heard and I
		
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			shouldn't be alone says I was
listening. I was half listening. I
		
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			wasn't really paying attention,
glorified, B Allah, that he heard
		
00:36:01 --> 00:36:04
			all of these things. He is hearing
everybody's everybody's
		
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			statements. Whenever we make a
statement, he hears all of this.
		
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			So called ality to judge the look
of a soldier what the key il Allah
		
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			and she was complaining to Allah
subhanaw taala with a sticky Illa
		
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			Allah, Allah who yes met with the
Hora Kuma Allah subhanaw taala was
		
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			listening. Look how much detail is
being provided. I mean, look how
		
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			much detail is being provided so
that it remains for eternity in
		
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			the in the words of ALLAH SubhanA
wa Tada and Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala was listening to your
conversation. He was listening to
		
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			your conversation while Laurie is
married to Howard Akuma in Allah
		
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			and Allah subhanho wa Taala is are
listening one.
		
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			So if a verse could come down if
help from Allah could come down
		
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			for an individual, a woman who
wants her husband back, and she's
		
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			there, she's taking a look at it
again. She could have just gone
		
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			back, okay, her last finish.
You've given me a fatwa I'm going,
		
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			we need to thank her because then
the hokum that came down is that
		
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			when a person does this, they have
to make a thorough, they have to
		
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			give a expiation, a penalty, and
then they can be back with their
		
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			wives again, it's not like the
time of Jehovah so that the jar
		
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			Helia time custom was then
abrogated due to the benefit of
		
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			this single woman. And Allah
subhanaw taala reveals this
		
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			description about her.
		
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			So actually, the Allahu anha
praises praises her a lot.
		
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			Finally, I just want to mention a
final story, because we don't have
		
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			the time it's been a very, very
short moment. But the verses that
		
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			I read ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says,
II and SOCOM Allahu Falabella,
		
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			calm, if, if Allah subhanaw taala
is to help you, then nobody can
		
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			overcome you, Fela hollybrook
There is nobody there is not an
		
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			individual to overcome you. If
Allah subhanaw taala helps you
		
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			when you will come. But if Allah
subhanho wa Taala is to is to
		
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			humiliate you where he is to take
away his assistance from you. Then
		
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			Thurman de la vie and Soto coming
back, then who is there that can
		
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			help you after Allah? Who is the
one that can help you then besides
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala Allah
subhanho wa Taala then says I'm
		
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			Huseby to him and that whole
agenda, what am I Tico methyl
		
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			Latina Holloman? publikum. But
		
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			do you really think that you will
enter into paradise, whereas
		
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			events like those examples like
those that have taken place among
		
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			the people of the past, they
haven't occurred to you yet. When
		
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			you hear about when you heard
about individuals who are who
		
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			whose bones would be separated
from their flesh, and they would
		
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			that would still not detract them
from their religion will be
		
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			persecuted, sawed in half as Allah
subhanaw taala mentions in other
		
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			sources and verses in the Quran.
Those kinds of things haven't
		
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			occurred to you yet. We're not
giving you a guarantee of peace in
		
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			this world. Essentially, Allah is
saying, These things are going to
		
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			happen to you as another verse in
Bukhara says, while another one
		
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			can be che in mental health, you
will Jewry we're not in the middle
		
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			and we're early will enforce your
Thammarat we're going to certainly
		
00:39:01 --> 00:39:06
			test you while another new one
come with the new tequila which is
		
00:39:06 --> 00:39:10
			for emphasis. We're going to
certainly certainly test you test
		
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			you give you trial, be che in
mental health just a bit of fear,
		
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			in your wealth in your children in
your crops in things that are
		
00:39:18 --> 00:39:22
			important to you. But well, Bashir
is sobbing, give glad tidings to
		
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			those who are patient and Lavina
either Asaba to masiva, who went
		
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			some kind of calamity afflicts
them? They say in the law, we're
		
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			in Illa hero Jiun they say we are
for Allah. We are and we're going
		
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			to return to Him. Willa ICARDA him
Salah to Murghab Rahim Rama these
		
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			are the people whom Allah subhanho
wa Taala sends His blessings upon
		
00:39:42 --> 00:39:46
			and His mercy and they are the
most successful ones.
		
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			I'll give you one last story.
Write one final story, which is I
		
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			think it's very important. It's
about a derby. A Derby are those
		
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			who came after after the Sahaba
Malik IGNOU dinar
		
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			Monica Medina, I mean, we, most of
us would probably not consider
		
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			ourselves to be as bad as him. And
that's why I'm mentioning this
		
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			story. Because at the end of the
day, individually, each one of us
		
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			needs to become better people. How
can we help? How can we expect the
		
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			help from Allah subhanho wa Taala
when we live in Haram all day
		
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			long, when our eyes are watching
the most haram things, how can we
		
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			see Allah, if at nighttime, that's
where we're watching, where our
		
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			minds are constantly thinking
about gaining the Haram acquiring
		
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			the Haram doing the Haram, when
our minds are polluted, our hearts
		
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			are polluted. And this is a you
know means of Toba that I ask
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala to give me
and to give all of us so that we
		
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			can make that change, and we can
attract some of the Mercy of Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala. Manny, given
the dinar, he says that I was such
		
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			a bad person I used to be drunk. I
used to be a big this big
		
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			disobedient individual. I used to
oppress people I used to, I used
		
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			to take people's rights. I used to
take usery I used to indulge my
		
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			money, essentially, I think he was
an extra exhortation racket used
		
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			to beat people up used to get
money of them used to give money
		
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			on interest. And you know, you
know, the worst of the people that
		
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			you can think about. And I used to
do all of these things. So as I
		
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			grew older, I decided I should get
married. Right? And I need to have
		
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			children. So he said, I found a
wife. And I'm going to cut this
		
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			very short. I said I found a wife.
And Allah gave me a daughter whose
		
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			name was Fatima. And as Fatima was
growing older, her love came into
		
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			my heart, even my son love her to
bits. I used to love her to bits.
		
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			But the there was a blessing about
this daughter of mine, because as
		
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			she's growing older, I am becoming
slightly more connected to Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. He's saying he's
really is confessing his state.
		
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			And then he says that Fatima, she
became two years old. And when she
		
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			she used to come to me, and I used
to have a, you know, a glass of
		
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			beer or something glass of wine in
my hand. And she used to just come
		
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			take it. And I loved her so much.
And she knew and she used to take
		
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			the glass and just spit it out.
		
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			Right. And I never used to do
anything, because it's something I
		
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			wanted to do. It came to the age
of three, and she passed away. And
		
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			that gave me such a depression.
And one day, my shaytaan he says
		
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			shaytani my shaytaan told me that
you know, to get out of this
		
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			depression, you need to drink.
Now, I mean, we can relate to
		
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			this. I mean, this is what a lot
of people go through today, they
		
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			turned to drink because of
depression. Right? He said, You're
		
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			going to drink today. So he said
today, I'm going to next I started
		
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			drinking and I drank and I drank.
And I went into some kind oF
		
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			stupor into into some kind of a
hallucination or whatever it was,
		
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			I saw all sorts of dreams.
Finally, I saw that the world had
		
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			changed around me, it was the day
of judgment, the seas had become
		
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			fire. And people were all around,
people were all around, suddenly,
		
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			I was called suddenly, my name was
called. And as soon as my name was
		
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			called, just imagine this day, as
soon as my name was called,
		
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			everybody from around me just
suddenly disappeared. And I found
		
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			myself alone, in this big may done
in this big field or whatever,
		
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			this big plane. And suddenly, in
front of me, I see this major,
		
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			big, gigantic snake coming towards
me and I started to run. And I ran
		
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			in the other direction. And there
I saw this old, decent, sensible
		
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			looking individual, but it looked
very weak and old. I went up to
		
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			this I said, Can you help me the
snake is gonna go off to me is
		
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			going to is going to, he's going
to get me he says, I'm really
		
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			sorry, I can't help you. I'm too
weak. I've got no ability, but go
		
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			in that direction. So I went in
that direction. And then as I run
		
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			towards it, I suddenly see fire.
So what I'm going to jump into the
		
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			fire if I go that way, I'll be in
the fire. If I go the back way the
		
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			snakes gonna get me I quickly ran
back to that man. The old man said
		
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			you need to help me. He says,
Look, I can't help you. But go in
		
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			this other direction now go
towards the hills. So he says they
		
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			will hills on that direction. As I
went towards the hills. On these
		
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			hills, I suddenly noticed all of
these young boys and girls, and as
		
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			soon as I got closer, they were
saying Fatima, your dad Xia Fatima
		
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			your dad's here.
		
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			So as soon as I got there,
suddenly my daughter came to me
		
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			and I recognized her. And I
recognize my three year old
		
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			daughter, she came and she came
in. She sat in my lap the way she
		
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			used to do in the world. And I
said to her, yeah, Fatima. Explain
		
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			to me what's going on here? She
said, don't worry about it. I'll
		
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			take care of this. So what she did
was she as the snake came closer,
		
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			she she she pushed it out the way
and the snake disappeared. And I
		
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			was surprised. And I said to her
Yeah, Fatima what's happening? Who
		
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			is the old man? He said the old
man are your good deeds. You don't
		
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			have too many of them. You didn't
really do much you haven't built
		
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			him up. That's why his old weak
and frail and he can't do anything
		
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			for you today. What is that snake?
Then? Those snake that snake is
		
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			your major deeds are your Iam your
bad deeds are your sins that is
		
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			what you you nurtured and that is
why they are after you. And he
		
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			said if it wasn't for you, And
subhanAllah look, Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala gives us children who can be
our Saviors for us. He said if it
		
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			wasn't for you, I would not have
been successful on this day. And
		
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			then suddenly he wakes up out of
this nightmare. absolute
		
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			nightmare. He wakes up and it's
Fajr time he takes a bath and he
		
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			says Wallah. I'm going to make
Toba now, and he goes to the
		
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			masjid. He goes to the masjid and
actually
		
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			If I missed one part of his
daughter, she said to him when he
		
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			sat her down said What's all of
this? He said LM yet needed Lavina
		
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			Manu and Dasha Cordoba homolytic
Rila humanas elemental Hawk, wala
		
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			yaku Ken Levine, otro Kitab Amin,
Kabul, Fatah de Mille Emma do
		
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			focus at Kulu boom work a theorem
University cool. Basically what
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala is saying
here hasn't come hasn't a time
		
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			come for those who believe who
have who have the belief online. I
		
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			heard that they had come to this
Deen to Allah subhanaw taala for
		
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			the fear of Allah subhanaw taala
are they going to be like the
		
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			people of the past who a long time
passed, and their hearts just
		
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			became hard. And believe me this
is what I feel that is happening
		
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			today for us in the in the in what
we're in the way we are living,
		
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			our hearts have become hard. And
we could be a source of problems
		
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			for the Muslim brothers and
sisters around the world. It could
		
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			just be time before it happens to
us. These people are essentially a
		
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			shield for us. And so that was why
we must do everything that we can
		
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			for our brothers in Syria and in
Burma in Palestine everywhere else
		
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			as well. So she mentioned the ayah
when I got up and I went to the
		
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			masjid that day, it may be his
first time in the masjid for a
		
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			very long time if ever, and he
says ajeeb the Imam was reading
		
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			Surah Al Hadith and this verse he
was reading. After that he became
		
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			one of the greatest deputies
Monica Medina, you'll hear about
		
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			him quite often. This story is
actually related by IGNOU Kodama
		
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			humbleness, Kitab Otowa been
right? And then he would stand
		
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			outside the masjid every day and
he would try to counsel people
		
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			he'd say, oh person, such and such
a person to Bill Allah go back to
		
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			Allah or such in such a person go
back to Illallah that's why I want
		
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			to say to all of us today, Allah
subhanaw taala promises one thing,
		
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			right? Allah promises one thing,
he says that, you know, if you
		
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			start committing sins, and you
start and they start piling up,
		
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			right, so you've committed 20
cents, 30 cents, 40 sins, whatever
		
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			it is, and they go up to the
heavens, and it fills up the earth
		
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			with it. And then Allah says that
if you come to me with Doba, with
		
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			repentance, I will forgive you. I
will forgive you. How many are our
		
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			sins enough to fill this theater?
Right? How many of our sins Allah
		
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			is saying, you fill the world with
your sins, if you fill that fill
		
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			the heavens with your sins, I will
forgive you because that's who I
		
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			am. I am I have more mercy than
your than your mother has your
		
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			mother only uses from the 1% of
mercy that I've given in this
		
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			world, I have the 99% of the mercy
that I will treat you with, we
		
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			need to make dua to Allah subhanaw
taala we need to we need to
		
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			rectify ourselves, we need to make
repentance so that we become pure
		
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			individuals, then whatever we do,
will become more powerful. We can
		
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			then avert the punishments of
Allah subhanaw taala, we can then
		
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			help other people. And at the end
of the day, we can complain about
		
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			our, our rulers of the world, and
and the Muslim and non Muslim
		
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			rulers. And we can speak about the
Arab Spring and we can speak about
		
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			the coming of Maddie and we can
speak about all of these things.
		
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			But at the end of the day, it has
to start from us because our death
		
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			is closer to us than any Maddie is
than any Yama is because our karma
		
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			is when we die. And may Allah
subhanaw taala give us the ability
		
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			to correct ourselves first and to
really focus and to avoid the
		
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			Haram and to make Toba for our
sins that we have committed in the
		
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			past. May Allah subhanaw taala
give us Baraka in the things that
		
00:48:09 --> 00:48:11
			we're doing in the projects that
we're doing. May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala bless all the brothers here
who have been to Syria and Who've
		
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			you know, mashallah was really
happy to hear that, you know,
		
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			you've been five times well, at
least sheffey He's been five times
		
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			I mean, I'm sure there's others
who have been as well that's
		
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			really amazing for me, I'd love to
go back. You know, I really missed
		
00:48:26 --> 00:48:29
			that place after I finished
studying then I came back, I just
		
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			haven't been able to go back in
sha Allah may Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			open it up very quickly and make
it one of the best places
		
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			inshallah Baraka la frequences
Alchemilla here. Welcome to Darwin
		
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			and in hamdulillah
		
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			bla