Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Why is Sura Kahf so Significant

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the benefits of church guidance for learning and making healthy deeds, emphasizing the importance of practice and time. They also touch on the use of salt and pepper in people's clothing and beauty, the challenges faced by Islamists, and the importance of rebuilding one's religion. The conversation also touches on the loss of life and the potential damage caused by a person who is the most knowledgeable and successful in their field.
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You will be a member

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there's a slide in the Quran, each of this was in the Quran have a

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particular benefit or a virtue that's associated with it as

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explained to us by a supervisor, or some

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sort of a kind of as a very significant connection with

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Fridays. And Friday is the end of the days of the week. And in one

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heavy about the sort of cafe in general, the police have a lot of

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ideas, somebody said that if you resign on the Friday, it will

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illuminate the next week for you. So if you want Baraka in your

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lives, you will recite Surah to the curve and inshallah your next

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week will be illuminated me in the next seven days of your life will

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be illuminated. We all need illumination, whether we're

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studying or whatever we're doing. The benefit of illumination in our

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life is our guided to do things in the right way.

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With Allah subhanaw taala provides us with Allah some kind of a

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thought law, the law of summer well, he would just like to have

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this artificial light here because the natural light cannot come in.

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This is also part of the light of Allah subhanaw taala the light of

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Allah subhanaw taala aside from the physical light that gives us

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the ability to see things and to identify and distinguish between

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things. The other spiritual light is the light of the heart that

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Allah subhanaw taala gives us the greatest of those lights is the

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light of Eman and then the second type of light above that is the

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light which is the trophy to do good deeds, the highest form of

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light is given to the MDR where they are absolutely protected and

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completely covered with the light of Allah subhanaw taala that's why

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there's a hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu sic which says Allah

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from the child and Yemeni numeral one Shabbat even more learning

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more on on the country more on more info be more on that oh Allah

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put light on my right on my left in front of me behind the above me

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and then it says put light into my eyes would light into my heart we

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may go to Allah Subhana Allah illuminate our souls as well.

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Number one, so now so to recap is supposed to illuminate the next

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seven days for you. If you read that in Sharma, if your students

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you will get bollock in your studies, you're gonna have to work

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for it. You can't just recite circle cap and then think that

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it's all gonna come in. That is not beyond Allah subhanaw taala.

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But you have to be on some level of we live for that to happen to

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you. Right? So you do have to try hard. But that effort that you put

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in if Allah subhanaw taala is helping and supporting you, then

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you can put the same effort in, but you will get much more out of

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it. I'll give you an example.

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A person felt that he had no barakah in line. The day was just

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going fast. I don't know if any of you have noticed this. If you've

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been back to other countries, especially third world countries,

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have you noticed that the day goes slower than it goes in England?

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Right.

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I lived in America for eight years. The thing went faster than

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anyone in England.

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Right? And the day goes faster here and then it goes in my

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experience in Syria in India and you know many other places. I

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don't know why. Yeah, right. That's up to Allah subhanho wa

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taala. Anyway, this one particular student

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told one of his teachers that this is my issue. I don't see any

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bollock in life. That you sit down and do something bigger Allah

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subhanaw taala says I do on and off I don't really sit down and do

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it properly.

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Get some time to the vicar of Allah subhanaw taala you said

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something Quran to just sit down to do something. Remember

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what he noticed is that when he started dedicating time to that

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he's a he's a workaholic and he's a workaholic. I mean, do we have

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workaholics do

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so

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he was a workaholic, you will play sports because he thought I'm

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gonna study studying the team.

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Right?

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He was studying the team. So he was using a lot of his time behind

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that and he felt that any other time should be used with just

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studying. You know?

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When he started making thicker for about half an hour a day just

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sitting down dedicated for thicker.

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It's very difficult for us to do that. Because they don't think

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that producing anything at that time. Right

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He said after that he felt the power coming into his life, that

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you would put less efforts. And he'd been able to, he'd be able to

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achieve a lot more. The reason is the time is in the hands of Allah

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subhanaw taala. You give him some time, and he will open up your

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time, you will eliminate your time and you will have a lot more

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Baraka in what you do.

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Right, you will be able to achieve a lot more in the time that you

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have. That's what you call Baraka in the prophets of Allah and says,

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Muslim.

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I shot out in a word salt and pepper.

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There's another one that says when our committee shorted

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the Prophet sallallahu sallam said that whoever recites the first 10

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In another version, the last 10 is of solitude. They will be

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protected from the trials and fitna of the job.

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Just to give you an understanding of what I was speaking about,

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if I asked you today the brothers, what is your greatest tip now?

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The Prophet sallahu wa sallam told us that

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the greatest ripoff of men is women. Right? And sisters, what is

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your greatest?

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Don't say men because there's

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beauty. Right? Unless you're hanging your head? No, no, if you

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hung up with us.

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Right? When there was another speaks about volunteers in the

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Quran. For women, he speaks about clothing, he speaks about purity,

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he speaks about beauty. Right? That is what people want.

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There are women who will be led to

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fears of suicide because they think they don't look as good as

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somebody else does. Right? And you will be different fitness whatever

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your major fitness be, doesn't matter. You know what a fitness or

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fitness is something you find so difficult to abstain from. That's

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a fitness, whatever that may be is eating too much.

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Or one of the things.

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The main thing is this, the Prophet sallallahu earlier,

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somebody said that the absolute worst of all fitness that you are

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waiting for? Is that the job

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if the men think that women are a fitness, or watching how things is

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a fitment or eating, obesity, gluttony is a fitna or clothing or

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whatever the case is, or anybody, that child is supposed to be a

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worse fit, man and that.

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Essentially, if we can't avoid the temptations of the word and before

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into something or the other, how are we going to protect ourselves

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from the shape from the job?

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The antichrist, if he's supposed to be a greater fitna, more

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intense than any other way of experience

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is the worst of the evils that you are waiting for. Shambu Ha, even

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Utada last week mentioned, may Allah protect us from him. That's

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why when the prophets of Allah told us use like certain kind of

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just in verses from the beginning, or the end, you will be protected

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from the day job. And that's the minimum that we should do. So pick

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up a Quran from next week, at least on Fridays and recite at

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least the first time or the last investor. So eventually, in a few

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weeks, you will memorize them. You can read them while you're

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traveling to school, whatever the case is, but let us keep that as a

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habit. Right? Because that will protect us because otherwise, if

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we left to our own self, it will be very difficult. May Allah

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protect us now coming to sort of kind of what is the significance

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of reciting from Surah to kind of

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illuminate the seven days for us? What is the significance? Why not

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another Surah Surah. Yaseen is very famous, very significant,

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very virtuous, but it said about certain things.

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Right, so what is the secret of skeleton calf?

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So the calf is in the middle of the Quran. In fact, according to

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some opinions, the absolute

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middle word of the Quran one year turned off, is part of a verse in

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Surah, two capsulate bearing in the middle

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as three or four main stories,

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and today in the world that we're living, maybe a bit more than

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other times,

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has very significant variance on our time image.

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Allah subhanaw taala starts off the surah with speaking praise for

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himself, but hamdulillah underlined activity done. We're

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not going to go through the whole song, we don't have the time to do

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it. It's a very long time.

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But the first story

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that is mentioned is the story by which the story is given same sort

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of target

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The people of the cave, I'm sure the majority of us would have

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heard the story of the people of the cave.

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Probably very simply a group of about seven, young, six to seven

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young youth. Right? So we can shall relate to that your youth

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until you're 33, according to mo Josie, right, so I guess I'm

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beyond that. But

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if you're still, you can relate to that youth is a time of great

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turbulence. It's a very long time. Shabaab, the whole word means that

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it's sharper to Milan Junoon. As mentioned in the narration, it's a

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degree of insanity.

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Right? And the reason is that you've just suddenly got all of

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these abilities that you found that you you have honed, and you

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have, so now you become more independent minded, then you come

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to, I guess you don't stay the study of humans.

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Right? Then you start studying and you think you know, more than your

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parents, especially if your parents are from another country,

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and they speak in an accident, and they don't speak English. So you

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suddenly start thinking, you know, you're better than them, even

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though they have lived in this world, what 20 years or 30 years

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more than you have, right more than we have. So the Shabaab time

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is a very important time. That's why Hadith that was related, that

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was mentioned a bit earlier about loving your brother, the same

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Hadith, one of the seven shades is that you've spent is

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not old age, you within the worship of Allah, Allah subhanaw

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taala. Because it's such a difficult time, that's when

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attractions towards other things are so many because there's a

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fresh,

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right, so vibrant, and you're exploring, it's a time of

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exploration. You want to try all of these things build up

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protector, this age for all of us and our children. So now, these

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youth six year old plus a shepherd that found them on the way or

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seven individuals that were seven individuals. It was a time it was

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it said this is all based around Ephesus, right in Arabic of suits,

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emphasis is in the south of Turkey. Right? It has Roman

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remnants today, it's a historical city in the south of Turkey. So it

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says that this is all basically it was under the Romans, but this

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time it was under the pagan Romans. So there was a governor

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there called Theseus. According to some durations, it was Theseus.

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He was persecuting anybody that believed in Christianity. Well,

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instead of Christians who believed in SRA, salaam, so the religion of

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Islam was much younger. At that time, there were people who had

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embraced, but in general, the governance was still under the

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pagans.

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Who did not believe in Christianity. So

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there was an inquisition in that area, to find anybody that did not

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subscribe to the paganism.

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Eventually, these these young, these youth who are from

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the wealthy families of that area, middle class, wealthy families of

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the area, when they discovered that there's no escape here,

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they're going to force you to change your religion or they're

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going to persecute you or kill you. They made a mashallah between

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them. They consulted between them, and they decided to leave.

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Now, think about this, that in the face of your challenge

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in the face of all challenges, right, this was the new challenge.

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In the face of that challenge, they were trying to stay steadfast

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on their faith, they decided that we can't stay here and change. So

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we're going to leave, there was a cave that one of them used to know

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about. So they got to that cave, and they decided that they will

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stay there and hide and they'll do something about it. So that's

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where they went. So Allah subhanaw taala sees

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us however, Kathy, we're not even gonna win at Nashoba Do you think

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and this story was famous, by the way people knew about this happen

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many years before sort of wasn't allowed is that they just

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disappeared in this cave and people couldn't find them

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initially.

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So this story was quite well known what aspects of the story was

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known because it was such a major thing that took place. So Allah

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subhanaw taala says that do you think that the people of the cave

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that they that they are from our extraordinary science, our IG

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science,

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it will fit into either category for calling

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Robin attina will be doing Karina

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Rashida, this is what we wanted to take. How many of us in times of

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difficulty turn to Allah subhanho wa taala. Oh Allah remove us from

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this difficulty. As a matter of

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As a matter of routine to do this, this is what they're doing. They

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weren't when when these people took refuge in the cave, they

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said, Oh our Lord, give us mercy send us mercy from you. Let us use

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these words, Allah be merciful on us,

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save us from disappointment is one thing, but showing your mercy upon

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us.

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Why only now Russia and make a means of guidance in this actual

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house. Look at how powerful they all must have been that Allah

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subhanho wa Taala says,

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learning Phil Caffee, Sydney and either we

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put up them over the years, for numerous years, this is very

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interesting. They were not put to death, they were still quite

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alive. But Allah subhanaw taala made the circumstances such that

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the opening of the was in such a way that the sun, when it was

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rising, would go towards its side, one side, when it was setting, it

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was set towards another side. So the sunlight would not penetrate

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inside. Right, number one. Number two, we want to evade over the

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years essentially what that is saying is that we covered the ears

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now from sight and vision perspective, they had no problem

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because there wasn't much of a light pollution in that area.

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Right. So they were not going to be woken up by light. And people

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are less open up by light than they are by sound. That's why we

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have alarm clocks. So Allah subhanaw taala says, we put a veil

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over their ears. And once that veil on their ears, there was no

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physical veil over their ears. But I would say you know, you've got

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these new head headphones on that, you know,

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that are supposed to be even if you're in a play that cuts up on

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sound gives you just what they call white sound, right? Where it

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just totally blocks off all kinds of sounds to you in a neutral

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sound zone. Right.

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In order to protect them from being woken up by any sound that

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may come from anywhere.

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They were probably put into some kind of white sound zone so they

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couldn't hear anything.

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Because they have to sleep for a very long time. Now the other

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thing is that if they were to stay in one position, then that's not a

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good idea for such a long time. Because eventually things get worn

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out. We're not currently moving verted immunity whether the

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shimmer Allah subhanaw taala says we kept turning them around in

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this

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they were preserved in every single way in the sense that Allah

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subhanaw taala just made all of the facilities available for them

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for this miracle that was to take place. How many years did they

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sneak for they said for as Allah subhanaw taala says they stood for

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309 years approximately 309 years they slept for

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and when they got up, they were not covered in dust.

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Right That proves that Allah subhanaw taala looked after them

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during this time there was no cleaner coming inside and you know

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brushing everything off Allah subhanaw taala just needed a dust

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free zone right in every way shape or form I mean that would that was

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just all protected when they grew up. When they woke up, they

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suddenly started to look at each other and they said what can Allah

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subhanaw Does what can they take a bath now whom Lea does nobody

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know?

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We now brought it back to life so that they could ask among they

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could mutually ask each other basically they could start talking

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and interacting on a car in the middle term that is one of them

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said How long have you been asleep for you know when you when you go

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out on a trip when you go out on a cabin you've set for a few hours

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and you have had a good sleep which I don't know if you're

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having in this camp here.

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But they they had a good restful sleep so we're probably asking

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each other we slept for how long do we serve? I think it's just

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kind of evening time that slept and then it was morning time it

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was the other way around. Have you said half a day was not like how

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many years have we slept for it's just like five hours a whole day

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or half a day

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or a Yeoman Olga we've either set for a whole day or some parts of

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the day that was what their understanding was

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called on Roku.

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But then the other is always taken it back to Allah Allah knows best

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how long have you slept for? Right? Look at the top of that

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everything is such a mundane topic how long you slept for Allah knows

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best how much you slept for. Right? You either missed them

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forever I thought I had that can be when you people heard Elon

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Medina Tifa younger a US girl or element. But you have to convince

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women while you're top of whether you should run in the wake of

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either. So one of them there's names as mentioned but they're not

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in any sign Khalifa body cam de Lena Magoosh and so on Maximilian,

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these are all wrong names Allah Allah what they exactly as well.

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So

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One of them said, go go send somebody with this money, and they

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will go to the town ID surreptitiously and find something

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nice cure to buy for us. The meat was haram,

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because people were slaughtering on the idols. So it's saying,

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Allah subhanaw taala here says as Galco element, the most purified

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food bring for us the most purify food. So be careful look around,

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because they may be sacrificing for the, for the idols. And that

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will be hard for us. When you have a lot of be very considered when

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you go because you don't want people to for what I shared on

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that because I had the you don't want people to find out about us.

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So he goes out.

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Suddenly, he notices that there is a cross

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on the main gate of the city as he enters. And that immediately

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surprises him what's going on. But he thinks, maybe I'm just oriented

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wherever he goes into the market. And he looks at me different.

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People always the same, right? But so he tries to buy something. And

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if the coin, which had PCs, it was the coins of DCs because he was

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the ruler of the area. And the person is trying to see like when

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he tried to give me

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the point that he just totally shocked. So finally,

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he tells the story, and people go back to the cave. And they find

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them, then the Quran is silent about them. Because the story is

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done now. So it's mentioned that then they will put to then they

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Allah subhanaw taala put them took the life away from them

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afterwards, very shortly after that, because they were not

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supposed to be a walking talking miracle that whatever the purpose

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of their sleep was, had been fulfilled. What happened was, in

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these 300 years, the ruling party had changed. Now,

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the followers of the Prophet Jesus peace be upon him with who in the

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area, and it belonged to them. It was run by them. And

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the ruler of the area was a very pious individual.

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And he was facing a fitna he was facing a problem at that time. The

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problem was that one of his close advisers, or one of the people in

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his court had started to question resurrection,

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about coming back to life after the after this life.

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It's a bit strange people have questioned this as they do today.

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It's just an ongoing thing that people are making questioning that

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as well. Allah subhanaw taala says, Why do you question what

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will have to come or what Amala He created you the first time around

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with nothing. This is resurrection is a model for Him for allah

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subhanaw taala to make you on to recreate the one. But it's just

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something that when materialism is very strong, when people forget

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about the hereafter. So finally,

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this ruler was very perturbed, he was having sleepless nights

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because

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this was a major challenge to him and to their religion. Allah

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subhanaw taala used these people, these youth as How will calf both

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in the beginning as a miracle for the safety and they disappeared

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from being persecuted or killed and brought them back 300 And some

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years afterwards as a proof of resurrection. So when they came

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back, and it was proven, because people had known that the seven

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had disappeared, that was in the history, it was being passed down.

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Now then they discovered that these are those people that got

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the coins or got clothing, they they figured it out. These must be

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the same people

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sorted out this controversy. And people, people who had confusion

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about resurrection was all it was all it was all completed. Now this

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particular incident which the first story in Sorrento Calif,

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speaks about pure Cooper against relief. Right, which hamdulillah

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for us in sha Allah is not that big of a challenge. But what it

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does tell us that although we're not it's not a question for us

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becoming garfein. Our issue is of becoming towards go for coming

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towards Cofer and leaving Islamic ideology and our Islamic

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practices. The fact that these were youth shows that Allah

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subhanaw taala helps whoever it is, as long as they've got the

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zeal and they've got the Lockwood and the reliance on Allah subhanho

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wa taala. Regardless of our situation, it tells us that if a

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place is too difficult for us to deal with too much data that's

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taking place, then you have to migrate from that place. If you

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are in a school where it's just very difficult because your your

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your circle of friends then you can't get away from them. Then

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move to another school. I used to be in Santa Barbara, California.

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The university was on the beach, and the parties used to start on

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Thursday.

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day every week, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, it was a

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party school. Right? I mean,

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it was probably a good university in some aspects. But it was

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considered a party school because it's right at the beach in

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California, it's always sunny.

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So if you have a challenge in your life, sometimes the only way to

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deal with it is to move away and go somewhere else, rather than try

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to fight with it. Because you may be fighting a losing battle. And

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this tells us that Allah supported them when they did that. A lot of

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the time, we can't move away, because we feel that everything is

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in place here. I won't get a placement somewhere else. I want

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some this won't happen if this won't happen. But believe me as

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people who've moved around Allah subhanaw taala opens it up. There

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are people who've been displaced or people who've been being forced

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to go from one area to the other, Allah subhanho wa taala, enriches

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them because richness, and the NA is in the hands of Allah subhanho

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wa taala. And he enriches if he could put these people away from

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the normal customary way of things to poor people die at the age of

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70 or 80, or 100. He let them sleep for 300 years so that the

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regime could change and they could come back as a proof that you

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think Allah subhanho wa Taala can't do even a fraction of that

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for us. May Allah subhanaw taala give us the tofi That's the first

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example. The second story that was that was mentioned is something

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that we can relate to probably a bit more right over this great

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relevance in this topic in this particular one as well. It's the

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story of the person with the two gardens. And essentially what

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happened in this one was two brothers

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inherited a huge amount of wealth equal equal equal wealth from

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their father. A huge amounts, like six you know, 600,000 or some huge

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number one of them did, he spent everything in the path of Allah.

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Like absolutely everything is spent in the path of Allah

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subhanaw taala the other one, he played it very wisely from a

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business capitalist perspective. He took that money he invested in

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Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran

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right

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what's your name? Give them an example of the two individuals the

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two men, one of them we gave them we for one of them who have

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invested his money. He had two massive fortunes. Right? Two just

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gigantic watches. Genma tain gentleman is a garden. Right?

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It was a garden of

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grapes. What happens now who have been asking? Allah subhanaw taala.

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Have you ever goes into such detail but he's trying to explain

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here? What riches this person had? It's a it's a two gardens of

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grapes surrounded by palm trees. Like what more do you want,

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surrounded by palm trees, which are unavailable. And there were

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other types of crops in between as well. So a multitude of crops,

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whatever you want. Give them Jana Dini added hula, though both of

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these gardens was so productive, that they would give them the

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crops, they would give their fruits and their crop crops.

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When I'm totally mean, who shaken off, I don't know.

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So they were very productive, right in terms of the produce that

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will grow from there. And then in between, we also put some rivers

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so we had rivers between this as well, ultimate description of

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paradise, like, like millions in Spain, try to create the agenda.

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Next to the Granada, if anybody

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is long garden, the waterfall and the liquor and the river running

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through it.

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Right now is agenda to life. It's a description of paradise and this

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guy created in this world

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what kind of a thought and he had lots of fruit. So what happened is

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after this particular the one brother lost, everything will not

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muster the other is everything on the floor. He felt he needed to

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earn a living now, to sort of find our work. Let me find somebody to

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work for. My brother is the best person he's got mashallah lots of

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place to work, I'm sure he can take me on. So he went to his

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brother, and he said, Can you give me a job? He wasn't asking for

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charity. He didn't ask him to give him from his wealth. He said, Can

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you let me work for you?

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So his brother starts to turn to talk to him, because he must have

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known what he had done. And he must have been seeing how big he

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was becoming. So he says

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O'Connor you saw him you all you have a root canal and what as soon

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as I'm created, and I've got more wealth than you

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We know that that's what he's come to you for employment, but he's

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bragging about it. I've got more wealth than you and I am more

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respected in terms of people I've got more respect and honestly

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Well, the whole agenda, the horrible Hollywood innocent. So he

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taunted him, he said, how you had all of this money, you got rid of

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a Why did you do that? Look, what I've done, look what I made for

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myself, and so on and so forth. So he's showing off, he went into his

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garden, what nobody will enough see why he was abusing himself.

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Why this arrogance, he was abusing himself. Now look at the

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statements This is what relates to us is what I'm talking about.

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Whereas in the first story that they were pagans that we are

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speaking about, in this case, we're talking about believers,

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both of these were believers, by the way, right? They were

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believers, except that one was a proper believer, and the other one

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was a weak believer, nearly losing his face, you can tell, you can

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tell by what he says. He says, My other TV the other day, he's

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looking at the camera, you know, when you've just made something

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great for yourself? Are you going to ever think that this thing is

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just going to be totally destroyed? Just like that, you

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know, when you've used all these amenities? What are these

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facilities? Right? How could it be destroyed?

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So how about that there was a

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tornado right now in in Texas, Arlington, Texas, and they caught

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the

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it taking up trucks, we're talking about the big American juggernaut

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trucks as well, not the ones that we see in England, the small ones,

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we're talking about the big ones, believe me, those are massive,

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going up in the air, a few of them, that's quite amazing. Who

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would think that that could happen when you're driving a truck up

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with a kid with the road, right? Who would think that that will

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ever happen? Likewise, this guy is the same thing. So this is what he

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says, he says, one of them one after the other that I don't think

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there's ever going to end, it's never going to disappear, this is

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never going to finish? Well, I wouldn't call him and this is when

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he starts rejecting the hereafter.

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Not outright. And I don't think that the day of judgment is going

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to occur. I don't think there's going to be a final game. This is

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what happens with materialism. It draws you to a world It makes you

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want to believe in it.

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There are many religions today, it makes you believe in them. If

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there's a new shop opening, you will go to it. Because you believe

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in that product. Right? If it's a mesh that's been playing, you will

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go even if you have to be software, because you believe in

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that team. It doesn't matter if they've got a devil, I'm

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sorry for those fans.

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Just to wake you up, I don't care about this stuff.

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So

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he's saying I don't think the final day is to occur. And then

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look at what he says. So he's not a complete unbeliever, he says,

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while he would need to be educated in a higher color.

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And if I was to be turned back to my Lord, if I was to be returned

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back to Romania, there wasn't here, often I had to go back to my

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mode, then I would find a good place. Thinking that because of

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his investments in the world that these that he had, he'd be able to

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use the influence there and he'd get good there as well.

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That's the way it works, isn't it? They show you

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a guy on the moon

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and an American Express card, machine wherever you are with you.

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Right? It's like kind of I mean, whether it's American Express, I

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mean Subhanallah I don't know you might be I might be getting the

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ideas, right? You might be Visa, MasterCard, I don't know what it

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was. The point is that the materialism and the dunya makes us

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focus so much on it that we forget everything else we think that this

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is our security our token is then focus on that and this is exactly

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what's happening is equity Volker he doesn't know what he's doing in

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saying if I am to go back to my old and I'm gonna find a good

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place to return to to call Allah who saw people who were who you're

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Harville is his brother is companion said to him while he's

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discussing a comfortability harder to come into our denying the road

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that created you from the soil is reminding is very eloquent is

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reminding him of his humble beginnings. Hello, Coca Cola from

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we will not fall then from the crud, the muscle work Orjuela and

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he's the one who made you into this land, who turned you into the

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standing man like him know who Allah Who rugby. He reaffirms his

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faith, that no He is my Lord, this is good brother. You say No, He is

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my Lord He is ALLAH my lord what actually could be a hobby Well,

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that was a coup will not be I had and I'm never going to associate

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any partners with my Lord.

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And then he started to give him some advice that this is off

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the knowledge you can say off his rocker or something like that.

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Right? This guy just doesn't know what he's talking about. When Ola

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is the whole agenda, Tata, masha Allah now to water in

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Got a built in quality and an income earner. Why isn't it that

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look at the confidence with it with which the poor person is

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speaking about from a worldly perspective? Who should be less

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confidence? The person should be less confidence own without money.

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That's what we would think. Because Where's he gonna go? He's

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looking for a job. He's asking for an interview. You can't do that in

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an interview. You know, you start advising the company, the guy

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who's taking your interview for this new job, you start advising

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him, you're not going to get a job, whatever that is. He says,

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When you enter into your garden, why don't you say Masha Allah

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whatever Allah wills La Quwata illa biLlah there is no ability to

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gain all of this and to do all of this except by Allah subhanaw

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taala

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in totally unlimited command and mobile data, even if you feel that

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I am have less wealth than you and have less children than you have

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have less substance than you that's fine. Make sugar I'm going

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to dispense a whole page now on this Masha Allah La Quwata illa

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Allah saying that then he says that there will be protected

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that's why you will find in some countries I don't know if you've

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noticed this in some countries people get these nice houses and

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then they've got this Masha Allah I just always wonder about that

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Masha Allah but it's actually in the Hadith about it. There's a

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there's an answer about about writing that because what you're

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doing is you're trying to say this is from Allah I know I've put a

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lot of effort or money or ingenuity into it. A lot of you

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know there's there's been a lot of

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effort put into this but Masha Allah, whatever Allah wills, La

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Quwata illa Allah there can be no ability except by him. If you're

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doing good at school, if you're if you're getting high marks all the

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time, you're always the one who's in the forefront. You know,

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mashallah, you've got up to whatever level that you're

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getting. You've got a good job, Masha, Allah, Allah, Allah Allah.

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Right? That's something we need to repeat all the time. It's so

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important because it protects from many things. It also says that

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mashallah Quwata illa biLlah is a protection from the evil eye.

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So if you're very successful, you've just got this new car,

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masha Allah

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I just met a friend. He just bought an X six with a with the M

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gear on it. It's like an M six.

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It's not the normal M six but it's the SUV type f6 $120,000 isn't

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very practicing brother. I was given him a lot like it'd be more

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for insurance he only took third party and the insurance company

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thought he was crazy. Because they made me sign the special waivers

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that you know what you're talking about? I said Marshall, but he was

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was another one what's the big deal?

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124,000 $120,000 car which is about 80,000 pounds, third party

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insurance Mashallah. That's the word good.

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Allah give you I'll buy another one. Just buy another one. Okay,

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this one gets messed up. We'll just get another one. Right.

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Masha, Allah La Cocina will a very important for that.

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Then this whole person, he's got so much confidence he's advising

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him and then he's saying, I'll be a youth tea and honey ramen.

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genetica we usually have Amina salah, but to see her sorry that

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Xalapa when he noticed that this person wasn't taking to kindness

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and good advice.

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Then he said, It is very possible that my Lord will shortly give me

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better than you better than your guidance. And or

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he will send on your garden a disease or a calamity.

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A tornado whatever it may be, so that everything of it will be

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destroyed

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or used to be hammered well hold on funding of the polymer or the

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water will totally disappear. And you will not be able to find any

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water for irrigation you need water for irrigation for such.

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Allah subhanaw taala has all of these sources at his disposal

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what were and then that is exactly what it because the person did not

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relent what or he Bobby thermo for us the how you can limit your

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failure I love and photography. Where your hobby either illusia

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We're cool. We are the internet.

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So is Allah subhanaw taala says is garden was surrounded by this

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calamity. And everything was destroyed. He doesn't Allah

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subhanaw taala doesn't focus on the type of destruction. But again

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in the eloquence of the Quran, Allah subhanho wa Taala just shows

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the type of destruction from how the person was feeling about us

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and how you can revoke your faith he he began to be began to move

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his hands around. He began to move his hands around in despair upon

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what he had, you know, upon what he had spent on it. I've wasted

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all of this money in this. This is called

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Have

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you heard yet another OSHA? It was totally in a dilapidated state. It

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was basically the roofs of underground on the floor,

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everything was gone.

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And then he said How I wish I did not make sure with my doors. I

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wish I did not astray partners with Michael. He's a believer.

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He'd lost it for a while. That's why we tell us ourselves as well,

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that if we're going to be prosperous and Allah subhanaw

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taala mashallah is giving a lot of prosperity traditions in this

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country, right, we must be thankful for Allah subhanaw taala

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we must be

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remade the remembering the sisters we must be fulfilling the rights

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of the wealth and

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so mashallah, if you are

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achieving greatly at university, or whatever you may be doing at

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work, think about Allah subhanaw taala resorted to a calf, with

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meaning, at least once when you recite certain can't read it with

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the meaning. So you can remember these stories. So when you do

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recite it every week, even if you don't understand Arabic, you can

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recall the meaning. This second story, as I said, is about

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believers who a believer who had lost his way, because of his

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understand because of his

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indulgence in the world, and beginning to feel if you notice,

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he's saying, this stuff is like a guarantee for me. Because if I go

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back, it's going to be good for me because I can maybe take some of

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this with me. Or maybe they'll say, Oh, he's that rich guy of

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that area. That's that's the way people think I've got context.

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But at the end of the day, if Allah subhanaw taala, wants to

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soil someone, he wants to destroy something, Allah has many ways

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that you could do that. Whether that be through internal factors,

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like diseases, or whether that be through external factors, Allah

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knows the best way, we ask Allah for protection.

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I'm going to stop here, although the other two stories,

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just to mention them in brief is one about new Saturdays and

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holidays.

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Right, those are Islam was asked just very quick, because I was

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asked who's the most knowledgeable person? He said I am, which is

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completely true, because the prophets are the most

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knowledgeable. But really, you should have said, Allah, Allah

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Subhana. Allah then said, Look, I want you to take a trip, I want

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you to go out for a learning expedition. So he made him meet up

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with this person called Hadith. And epsilon is COVID CoSIDA Ali

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Salam was doing these things to the strange both from a shonky

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perspective. And from a worldly perspective, if he's a young boy,

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twist his head off and kills him. They're taken on a boat to cross

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the river. As they're getting towards the other side, he pulls

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off some planks on the side and causes them to be defective.

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And this is not a worthy thing to do. And it's kind of demeaning to

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the both of these. Then they go to a third area, where they ask

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they're hungry, they asked for some food. They don't recently

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hospitality. That is how they see this was I was about to fall down.

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And suddenly he starts to build it up.

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Sometimes it is totally confounded. There, they took us

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for free in the boat, you did you cause their boats to be different,

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you pull off some lights.

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Here, they don't give you any food to eat, and you're just building

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this up.

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What's going on,

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then, eventually told him the secret of this young boy, he was

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to grow up to be a very evil person, and he was going to lead

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his it was going to be his parents. So it was taken to pass

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right then, then then it's explained by the university that

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they got many other children, Allah subhanaw taala replaced, or

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Allah did not want the parents to be tested by this challenge. Allah

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knows the futures. Number two, the world belongs to these orphans who

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have money that their father had hidden, if it was to fall right

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now, people would have found it will be exploited. Let them grow

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up. It will keep them warm and solid for them when they got there

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find themselves and be able to use it. Allah is not and their parents

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had been the parent has been a pious person. So Allah subhanaw

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taala is not protecting their children if this is an unseen

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person. And the Pope, the first one. On the other side that they

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were getting to there was a king who had just there was a ruler or

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somebody that had come in the area, or any sound boat.

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Craft, he would confiscate. So unbeknown to all of them.

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This was an act of mercy. They pulled off a few planks, when they

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got to the other side. It looked defective. So it was left alone.

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It was actually an act of mercy. But in this case, what this tells

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us the lesson from this I mentioned very shortly, but the

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the lesson from this story is that never jump to conclusions.

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Regardless of what you may see, take it easy and making your

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judgments especially I mean, I'll talk off on the side, especially

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when it comes to quoting somebody a cafe book

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quoting somebody has center Be very careful. Be very careful.

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Right in your judgments don't condemn people to the Hellfire

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there was a there's an Sheikh from Saudi Arabia said I was sitting on

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the plane and I asked my friend, it's Monday it's going to be slept

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out he prayed obviously we've got two hours left. We can even touch

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down in Riyadh and pray there. Right? So I said, Okay, fine. So

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they said, and he said, Well, this time I've been seeing this woman

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on the next seat with a man I don't know if her husband or

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girlfriend or whatever the story was, but she was totally dressed

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in a very inappropriate way

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about my glass

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after a few minutes is my friend she called full of her that pulled

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up her bag took out this herbal Yeah, totally covered us up and

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sat down and prayed I was shut out my greatest reason. And I was

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thinking Subhanallah we're making that we were waiting to pray late

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and she just suddenly prays and I've been judging them

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isn't it icon of reasons I was avoiding my case made it very

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clear as I was waiting my days and I said to her May Allah give you

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Baraka? You know, we have a lot of words or maybe you should cover up

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and improve you in your countries and make to offer

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Don't be judgmental, yes, you can tell people where they're doing

00:46:11 --> 00:46:13

wrong but don't we condemn people to have don't think you're better

00:46:13 --> 00:46:17

than somebody else? Very hard especially if you're a person who

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you know who was mashallah Islamic as such you know, dress wise and

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feature wise and solid wise and everything you tend to look down

00:46:25 --> 00:46:28

upon somebody or when we do think that cover up and others don't?

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Let's work with

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particularly positive people. Yes, we need to make correction. This

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is not to say you will never do nothing. You never speak about

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what people are doing wrong.

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People and a lot of stories about little Kearney, which is about the

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king rule the world and so on so forth. That's a very long story.

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US Canada unless all of you just talk a lot better this

00:46:50 --> 00:46:54

opportunity. Will another weekend to go well and the rest of your

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study time. You make law for us as well we make to offer you

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and I think your student

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success in your endeavors

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to do the best

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