Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Why do You Always go Crying to Your Mother

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the negative sentiment towards their partners due to their natural rhythm of marriage and attempts to avoid problems by their mother. They emphasize the importance of finding a balance between love and sexuality in relationships and avoiding negative comments from their spouse. The speakers also emphasize the need for a positive attitude towards one's partner to avoid negative consequences and the importance of finding a balance between love and sexuality in relationships. They stress the importance of seeking help and making commitments to one's behavior to avoid embarrassment and waste money.

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			Alhamdulillah
		
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			hamdulillah Hina do who understand
you know who want to study Hebrew
		
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			and you know be who you want to to
karate
		
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			when our Altavilla Himanshu Rudy
and fusina Woman sejati at Marina
		
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			Maria de la who furthermore de la
mejor de Lille, who further her
		
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			the other one a shadow Allah Illa
Illa Allah the hula Sharika
		
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			when I shared the oneness a year
then
		
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			Abdullah who was a pseudo
SallAllahu Taala are they he was
		
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			the he was the he or the Orca was
a limit asleep and Kathy Ron
		
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			Ely, Yomi Dean and bad call Allahu
Tabarka Tada feel Quran emoji they
		
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			will for corneal Hamid whether
Hoonah misdelivery either you
		
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			hidden Bill Maher roof,
		
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			we'll call it will actually ruhuna
Bill Malraux Okada Tada. We're
		
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			either to lock them in Nisa for
the Laguna agenda Hoonah for MC
		
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			Cohoon, maybe ma roofing. Oh,
sorry, who wouldn't be my roof. So
		
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			the cola Hello, my dear respected
elders, brothers, now sisters, as
		
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			salaam alaikum, warahmatullahi,
wabarakatuh.
		
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			I want to start with a story that
I found to contain a very big
		
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			lesson for many of us. People have
issues in their life with others,
		
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			especially if you're working very
closely or living closely. People
		
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			have issues. There are types of
disputes that come up.
		
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			Small disagreements.
		
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			The question about this is how do
you deal with such disagreements?
		
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			If you want a problem free life,
that's an impossibility. This life
		
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			contains difficulties, challenges,
obstacles, things don't
		
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			necessarily always go according to
the way we want them. And the most
		
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			successful person is going to be
the one who knows how to deal with
		
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			them in the right way, in a wise
way. And that's taught through the
		
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			religion.
		
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			The religion tells us, especially
when you believe in Allah, when
		
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			you believe in God, and you're
doing something for a transcendent
		
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			being like that, it makes it
easier. It allows us to rise above
		
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			our selfish selves, it makes us
rise above doing things just for
		
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			ourselves when we've got a higher
authority to invoke, to, to please
		
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			to look for, for support for
Philip for reward for, especially
		
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			when we trust that higher
authority, that Supreme Being when
		
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			we know that he's the wise one,
where he will help us even though
		
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			things seem disadvantages at this
point in time. But he will help us
		
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			if we do things in the correct way
according to the correct guidance.
		
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			So there's one story that really
hit me, it's a very practical
		
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			story. What happens is how many of
us have seen in our families or in
		
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			other places where husband and
wife having a problem newly
		
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			married couple, maybe four months
into the marriage, six months into
		
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			the marriage or one year into the
marriage, the Romantic period is
		
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			over
		
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			the initial euphoric period where
you're living in a cloud, right?
		
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			As long as you haven't done that
cloud before marriage, you know,
		
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			because there's many people who do
everything before marriage. And
		
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			when they get married, there's
nothing new, except that they
		
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			married, which is really sad,
right? Because then you don't get
		
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			the same excitement. It's just
like you've, you know, made a
		
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			commitment afterwards of some
sort. So you're living in a crowd,
		
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			you go overcome this romantic
period. And then suddenly, you
		
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			start noticing that your spouse
has defects.
		
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			They've got problems.
		
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			They've got issues and like, Wow,
if I had known this before, I
		
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			wouldn't have married him or her.
And you feel like your world is
		
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			falling apart. And what many
people do, especially the women,
		
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			and men as well, they call their
mom, first port of call is to call
		
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			their mom.
		
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			And the mom, especially if this
new son in law or daughter in law
		
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			hasn't been really up to her
expectations and hasn't been the
		
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			way she really wanted them because
mother in laws and father in law's
		
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			have also expectations. They want
to see a particular type of
		
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			person, they're dealing with human
beings, but they don't realize
		
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			that they think it's as simple as
going into Costco as the
		
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			Morrison's wherever and buying
something and if you don't like
		
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			give it back, it's a new product
on the line straight out. It's on
		
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			offer today. introductory offer.
If you don't like it, don't buy it
		
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			again, give it back. It's not like
that. We're dealing with human
		
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			beings here. There's a give and
take in all of these situations.
		
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			solver is needed. And that's why
the prophets of Allah Islam said
		
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			that a person should not a man
should not dislike his wife. Just
		
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			because of one defect. She's he
sees in her because him she may
		
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			have that defect as everybody has
defects, but there's many others
		
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			that she will have the good quote
		
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			Let us focus on the positives.
This isn't normal situation, the
		
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			first port of call is the mother.
Now the mother,
		
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			has anybody seen a mother that's
not going to favor their child,
		
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			and are going to be 100%. Just
		
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			very difficult. It's the way
mothers are. I'm not blaming them
		
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			for it. It's the way mothers are.
		
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			It's for the wife, or the husband,
the daughter or the son, to
		
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			realize that this is not going to
be the best place for me to ask my
		
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			get my first counseling session
from because mothers are always
		
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			generally always going to favor
their children. It's the case in
		
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			fact, I've seen fathers do it.
I've seen fathers who are
		
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			generally very stable, very gruff,
rough and tough. Even they do it.
		
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			When it comes to their children.
Subhanallah then it says,
		
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			but with mothers in their
emotional state, and may Allah
		
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			bless them for it, because that's
what a mother is. That's the
		
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			positive aspects of that. What's
beneficial for us. So now, there's
		
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			a story related. Somebody
recently, she used to always call
		
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			her mother. Every time she's got a
problem with a husband, she calls
		
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			her mother. On one occasion, she
calls her mother again, to spend
		
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			an hour talking to her right
backbiting about her husband and
		
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			plotting against him and so on.
And this time, she got a different
		
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			answer. The answer she got was,
she was very surprised. She said,
		
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			My mother said, Look, I love you a
lot. But I think it's very unfair
		
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			for us to speak about your
husband. She's like, dumbstruck,
		
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			totally taken aback. What is my
mum saying, she's the one that I
		
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			always speak to, and gives me
advice of do this. And if he says
		
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			this, then do this and say this,
and, you know, don't make the tea
		
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			in the morning. And he you know,
that kind of a thing, you know, to
		
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			her baloney.
		
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			You know what I mean? I mean,
that's the kind of thing like you
		
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			give it back as good as you get
it. It's no reconciliation.
		
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			So this time, she says, Look, I
don't think you should talk to me
		
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			about him. I want you to, in fact
that she said, the first thing is,
		
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			Have you prayed to Allah first,
have you made dua to Allah first,
		
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			that Allah resolve your matter?
Like, she's never talked about
		
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			that before? What's happening
today? said, Look, I love you. And
		
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			I want now the best for you, the
mum had suddenly become
		
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			enlightened, she suddenly realized
that I'm not helping the
		
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			situation. Unfortunately, this
doesn't happen to all the mums.
		
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			But for this one some time, maybe
she heard something, some had a
		
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			dream, or whatever the case is,
she said, No, I don't think you
		
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			should talk to me and listen to
why she said that. She said, It's
		
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			because you and your husband have
a very special relationship that I
		
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			don't have with your husband.
		
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			I don't have that same
relationship. Whatever happens
		
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			between you two, it's much easier
for you to resolve and overlook
		
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			and be patient and forgive, then
for me, because I'm looking as a
		
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			third person with emotional
attachment with you, not him. So I
		
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			don't want you to call me again
about this issue. And then this
		
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			daughter says, This wife, this
daughter says that those words
		
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			stuck to me from then on, things
became resolved. Because I dealt
		
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			with it myself, I realized that
I'm on my own, I'm going to have
		
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			to deal with it. And now Allah
gave me the wisdom to be able to
		
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			deal with it. I didn't have
anybody that I spoke to who would
		
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			be biased towards me all the time.
		
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			And believe me, this is definitely
true that if your parents are
		
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			going on about your spouse, right
for the men, that she's there,
		
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			saying that she doesn't know how
to cook, what kind of a family or
		
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			she come from, if these are the
kinds of statements you're hearing
		
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			from your mother and father about
your wife, you'll start to hate
		
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			her as well, even though she's
perfect for you. But you'll start
		
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			to hate her. How can you turn
around to your parents and say to
		
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			them, Look, I understand that's
how you feel about her, but she's
		
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			my wife, and I'm feeling okay with
her.
		
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			I think there's a polite way with
respect to mention that to them.
		
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			But it's all depends on
expectations. But at the end of
		
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			the day, we have to live that life
If our parents are going to if
		
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			we're going to allow our mothers
sometimes to do this, how many
		
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			which marriage is going to
succeed?
		
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			How many marriages are going to do
even if you get divorced from this
		
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			one, people don't know that
sometimes the jumping from the
		
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			frying pan into the fire. Another
thing is that couples should stop
		
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			blackmailing each other emotional
blackmail. This is extremely
		
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			detrimental. The husband, his
blackmail is I'll divorce you.
		
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			Right I'll divorce you. And the
wife's is just give it to me.
		
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			If you don't like me, just give it
to me. This is an extreme level.
		
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			They don't mean it. I've had so
many cases where somebody's got
		
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			divorced. She's calling me and I'm
saying but how did it happen? And
		
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			then when you push the they say
well, I did say like just give it
		
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			to me. He gave it to me, but I
didn't really mean it.
		
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			How many times have you said that?
Oh, I've said it many times,
		
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			because what are you doing them?
		
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			What were you doing?
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam used to change names that
		
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			people had that weren't very
pleasant, pleasant, that somebody
		
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			may have called their child, some,
once somebody called their child,
		
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			or
		
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			the grieved one, the profit or
loss and changed his name to the
		
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			easygoing one, because names have
an effect when you keep saying
		
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			something to someone, when you
that's why we're told to have good
		
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			names, because when you call
somebody by a good name,
		
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			hopefully, the characteristics
that that quality should enter
		
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			into that person because it's
you're invoking, it's like you're
		
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			invoking a dua for them, a prayer
for them.
		
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			So in a similar way, here, if you
keep saying something, the husband
		
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			the shaytaan, is going to put into
your into the husband's mind the
		
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			next time she says it, I'm just
going to give it
		
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			and you know, we're human beings,
we're in different moods,
		
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			sometimes we may have been angry
from work may have been, you know,
		
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			the London traffic is crazy. That
really gives people road rage,
		
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			they come home and have house
rage.
		
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			Because the traffic you know,
you're just tired from work and it
		
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			took you 45 minutes, we're
supposed to be a three mile
		
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			journey took you 45 minutes,
that's ridiculous.
		
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			So you've come home, you're very
angry, you're thirsty, you're
		
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			you're hungry, or whatever the
case is, and you didn't bring you
		
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			forgot to bring the shopping.
		
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			Or it's the other way around.
		
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			You have to be very sensitive in
what you say to each other. I know
		
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			we can make mistakes, but the best
person is the one as the prophets
		
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			of Allah Islam said Albert, the OB
salami, buddy, aminal kibra. The
		
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			one who makes the lamb first is
the one who is free of arrogance.
		
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			Because what's going to prevent us
from reconciling? From saying
		
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			salaam it come from? You know,
greeting them again? Is our
		
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			arrogance. She should do it first,
he should do it first. It's like,
		
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			if I do it first, then he's always
going to take advantage of me.
		
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			Well, have you seen that he's
going to take advantage of you?
		
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			Have you seen that she's going to
take advantage of you. In fact,
		
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			loving creases in their heart, you
will score points. At the end of
		
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			the day between husband and wife,
what you need to do is you need to
		
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			score points with each other. That
helps when there's a bad
		
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			situation, because then they will
be reminded. But look, there's a
		
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			lot of good things that he's done.
Remember that those flowers he
		
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			bought me. I mean, you wonder why
you should buy flowers, they just
		
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			put them in there for two, three
days. And then after that, they
		
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			will turn they go away. But you
know, flowers for women is
		
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			something ajeeb it's connected to
their hearts. If I look at it
		
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			financially, and from the
perspective of redundancy and
		
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			everything, I think why should I
buy flowers, five pound flowers,
		
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			they're gonna sit there for two,
three days, and they're gonna die.
		
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			I mean, I'm wasting my five
pounds, or 10 pounds or 15 pounds.
		
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			But you know, the I don't know
what flowers has to do with women,
		
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			flowers, jewelry, this kind of
stuff, chocolates, they love that
		
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			kind of stuff. I'm talking to the
men here. That's why I'm saying
		
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			this. It will do you. It'll give
you lots of points. Try it. I'm
		
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			not saying I do this every day.
But I'm saying trades.
		
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			And if you've never done it
before, and you do it, Inshallah,
		
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			I'll get lots of doors. But this
is things that you have to do you
		
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			have to do these kinds of things.
Men will not appreciate flowers.
		
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			If your wife brought you flowers,
you think man, what do you think
		
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			you think I'm a woman or
something? It's against the
		
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			manliness to buy flowers for men,
generally speaking, they need
		
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			other things.
		
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			And that is the womanly attention
that a woman gives us the best
		
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			thing that she can give to her
husband womanly, motherly, that
		
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			kind of a love and affection and
care. That is the best thing that
		
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			she can give to the husband. It's
all about making each other happy.
		
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			You know what researchers are
saying now? I've seen so many
		
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			people I've traveled with, and
he's homesick. I said, Why are you
		
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			homesick for missing your wife is
the norm with you, My children, I
		
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			don't miss my wife.
		
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			I feel sorry for him. You should
miss both your children and your
		
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			wife. In fact, you know what
researchers are saying today.
		
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			And if you look at the Hadees most
of the focus about love and
		
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			affection, understanding
compromising is about the husband
		
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			and wife, not the house. Not that
not the father and child of the
		
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			mother and child. That's more
about tarbiyah.
		
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			That's more about tarbiyah and
Rama and mercy. What the
		
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			researchers are saying today is
that your wife for the your your
		
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			spouse should be your first
priority then your children.
		
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			Most people think that once you
have children, they're your
		
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			priority. When I say priority, I'm
saying they're both important. I
		
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			don't mean to say you relegate the
others to no priority. They both
		
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			priority. But they're saying that
if you have a healthy relationship
		
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			between husband and wife, you will
be on the same page in doing
		
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			tarbiyah and in nurturing your
children then otherwise, if there
		
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			is a discrepancy between the two
out of spite for the other, the
		
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			mother will sometimes allow the
Father will sometimes allow them
		
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			to do things that the other one
		
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			doesn't like this is when it gets
really ugly when they use the
		
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			children in between, especially in
cases of divorce, which is another
		
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			story. But they the researchers
are saying that if you make your
		
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			spouse, the husband makes the wife
and the wife makes the husband
		
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			their first priority,
		
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			you will have a more healthier
children and healthier household.
		
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			Because when you to own one,
because I've dealt the cases that
		
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			I deal with, when it's regarding
children is generally got to do
		
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			with one spouse against the other,
what they should be allowed to
		
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			wear, what they should not be
allowed to wear, the mother is
		
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			allowing something the father
doesn't want it, or the father is
		
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			allowing something and the mother
is not allowing it, you know,
		
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			something that's not appropriate
to wear, for example, and then
		
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			after the argument is that I'm not
on the same wavelength as you.
		
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			If you tell that to your spouse,
		
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			if a wife says to her husband,
look, I'm not on the same
		
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			wavelength as you or the husband
says that to the wife, that is
		
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			very detrimental. You may not be
on the same wavelength you've
		
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			discussed, you've discovered that
from the conflicts you have and
		
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			the differences of opinion you
have, but you don't state that you
		
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			try to resolve it. The husband
should try to understand why the
		
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			wife is not thinking his way is it
being Is it maybe because he's
		
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			being too harsh about something,
maybe he's being a bit too literal
		
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			about something, maybe he's being
too soft about something. And the
		
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			wife should think the same way,
and they should try to meet in the
		
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			middle.
		
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			Because once this gets aggravated,
and you get to a level where it's
		
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			sometimes people, the love comes
out of the heart, and then it
		
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			becomes a point of no return and
you've got three or four children.
		
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			And then that's harm for
everybody.
		
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			So always think what kind of what
what my what kind of impact will
		
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			my words have? Because at the end
of the day, they both want a happy
		
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			lifestyle. But unfortunately, we
have people in our community who
		
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			for 15 years have had problems.
		
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			And they've now that is they're
satisfied with that they don't
		
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			know how to get out of it. They
don't think there's a way to get
		
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			out of it. They think she's never
going to change and she thinks
		
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			he's never going to change 1520
years this problem has been going
		
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			on because I get questions that if
a husband and wife haven't slept
		
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			together for a year, does the lock
happen? I said no, it doesn't.
		
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			Because in our Sharia, you can you
know you can stay separate. In
		
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			that sense. For five years or 10
years, no Talaq will take less
		
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			Talaq has to be uttered. You have
to say something, you have to
		
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			issue it. It's not going to happen
by inaction.
		
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			But what kind of a life is that?
What are we teaching our children?
		
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			What kind of impression is on our
children like that? Are they going
		
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			to grow up and do the same thing
because that's what they've seen
		
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			in the house. And that's what
they've seen on EastEnders. And
		
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			that's what they've seen on
Coronation Street, and all of
		
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			these other, whatever, that's the
only two I know I'm sure there's
		
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			others today. Right? Because where
are our children going to learn
		
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			how it is to live a happy life.
These sensationalist dramas don't
		
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			give you the right thing. Because
if there's a nice happy couple,
		
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			that's that doesn't make a good
program. You need things to be up
		
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			and down. You need unfaithful as
you need infidelity, you need
		
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			cheating, that's when it makes it
juicy. That's what that's what's
		
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			gonna get you the ratings. And if
in the house is the same as well,
		
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			then where are our children going
to look?
		
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			Now let's give some hope here. The
main thing is that even if we've
		
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			had problems for 2025 years, take
the for whoever's listening, take
		
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			the first step, contact somebody
that can help. And if you are
		
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			listening, and you're the cause,
because you're so hard hearted.
		
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			And I say this clearly, because
it's such a big problem. And I
		
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			have to listen to this misery and
I have to do something about it.
		
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			If your heart hurts it, and you
just can't speak correctly and
		
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			properly, you can get help.
		
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			There's help for you that being
provides assistance, that then
		
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			gives you a way out, but you need
to ask for that help. It doesn't
		
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			matter if it's been 20 years.
There are certain of gar there are
		
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			certain Vickers UScar that you can
override that you can do that will
		
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			there are certain Adguard that you
can do that will remove anger from
		
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			you. It will take a while you have
to do it. If you've been angry for
		
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			20 years of your life or all your
life. Yes, you have to work on
		
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			yourself. But we have answers. If
you have extreme lust for
		
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			something, and haram desires, we
have vicar for that as well. If
		
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			you have a problem with jealousy,
you have vicar for that and you
		
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			have to ask for that as well. So
if you if you have arrogance, then
		
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			there is a way to deal with that
as well. But you have to seek and
		
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			you have to then act. You can't go
to a doctor for a problem, say 20
		
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			years I've had
		
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			This spot here do something about
and doctor gives you a
		
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			prescription. But you're just so
lazy to go to the chemist and by
		
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			the and then to apply it.
		
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			If a Molana if, if if a shake
gives you a prescription, that
		
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			this is what you should read, and
you have to spend half an hour
		
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			doing it. Because if we've had a
problem for 20 years, we're going
		
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			to need an hour a day to work on
it. I don't want to discourage
		
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			you. But if you don't act on that
prescription, then it's just an
		
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			empty prescription and that
medicine will go stale. You have
		
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			to act upon it. The dean has
everything the prophets of Allah
		
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			says dealt with all of these
issues.
		
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			Ask for help.
		
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			Ask for help, and make lots of dua
to Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			So the point is that let us not
feel that even if we been in this
		
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			situation, and my whole family
hates me, and you know, I've been
		
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			to I've had questions about
certain people and and I say, can
		
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			you not find an uncle that can
help? Can you not find a Molana
		
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			that can help? And you know, the
response I get, he doesn't listen
		
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			to anybody.
		
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			Nobody in the family talks to him.
He doesn't listen to anybody. He's
		
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			broken it with everybody. He's
alone in the world. How would you
		
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			like to be like that? What are you
going to what's going to happen to
		
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			you in the hereafter? The prophets
of Allah some said Manchester
		
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			should have in nor the one who
stays away, he's he's going to be
		
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			away like that in the hellfire. If
he's done the bad actions like
		
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			that. It doesn't matter whether
you're making salad. But we live
		
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			in a world which is a social
world, we're social creatures.
		
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			We're not told to do hermit
shoots. We're not told to live
		
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			alone, angry at everybody. It is
extremely important to learn this,
		
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			that this is not how the prophets
of Allah Islam was. He said La
		
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			Jolla Rahim Allah yet live Allah
you love
		
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			me, no matter LePhone The Mothman
the believer is a place of
		
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			affection is a place of
perfection. And he said there is
		
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			no good in the one who is not
affectionate and interacts good
		
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			with others and people don't
interact good with him.
		
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			This is what the Prophet
sallallahu sallam said, so yes,
		
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			you could be making your salad.
		
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			But it's social interaction can
get you to great heights. And we
		
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			need to seek a large for this if
you have this as a problem.
		
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			I know if I have an anger problem,
I need to work on it. And
		
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			Alhamdulillah there are a God out
there that will help you with your
		
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			anger problem. But you have to
have commitment. May Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala give us a tool for
you. May Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			accept us all and make us better
people, better human beings,
		
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			better believers, better servants
of Allah subhana wa Tada and allow
		
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			us to live in a world in a society
that is conducive to that and that
		
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			assists each other