Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Witchcraft on Tiktok

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The segment discusses the potential for Sorcery and magic to boost people's desire to believe in a higher reality, as well as the negative impact of people not believing in their religion on society. The segment also touches on the negative impact of Islam on society, including the desire for "has been praying five times a day" and the "has been praying five times a day" label used by people to make contact with the devil and burn. The segment also touches on the "has been praying five times a day" label used by people to make contact with the devil and burn. The segment also touches on the "has been praying five times a day" label used by people to make contact with the devil and burn. Finally, the speaker discusses various ways to boost confidence in learning and reading, including reading books and taking courses to practice learning.
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And I remember one of them who's actually a friend of mine. He he's

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telling me that he's reading their books. And he told me this I would

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say about 12 years ago, 1412 to 14 years ago. He said that he found

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in their books, that they say that there's only one thing that

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actually that can actually properly protect you from the

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negative effects of these things. And that's a verse that is found

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in the Muslim holy book, the Quran. And that verse is AYATUL

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kursi which is really really interesting, right? It's idol

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corsi and hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala

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Sayyidina Muhammad wa ala early he was so happy about Rocco a seldom

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at the Sleeman Kathira on Eli, only dean. And my bad. Well,

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America for us today, man, well, akin, a shell Tina CAFO, your ugly

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moon and NASA see.

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So the colossal are we

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what we want to speak about today is something which is a reality.

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And it's one of those realities, which is very, very interesting

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for a lot of people.

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Scary in some ways, and extremely disconcerting for many people.

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This is the issue of witchcraft, the issue of magic and spells and

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sorcery. And as I said, witchcraft, there's been a renewed

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interest. I mean, there's always been witchcraft throughout the

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various different cultures, not just in Islamic cultures, in

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Jewish culture, and in Christian culture, and various other

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cultures. And you would have probably assumed that when it

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comes to atheists, or people without religion, or secularists,

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or agnostics, that there would be no interest in this, they would

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just be a denial of this aspect, and a look of disdain and

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disbelief with regards to sorcery and witchcraft and magic. However,

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there's a number of articles that you can read in from recent times,

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the last year or so, or probably a bit longer, where there's a lot of

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people in the West who don't consider themselves to be

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following any religion, and who actually looked down upon these

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things who are getting into witchcraft. They're getting into

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sorcery. They're engaging in occult practices, they're dabbling

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in it, their ex experimenting with it. So why do they do that? And

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why are people doing that? So there's these articles that you

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can read about why people are doing this. And I think a lot of

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it comes from how we are made, how humans are made. Humans are made

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by Allah subhanaw taala, as we believe to revere Allah, there's

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within every human being, there's an ability to believe in a god to

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believe in a higher reality, a creator, a nourisher, a cherisher.

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That's a built in to every human being, because that had to be

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there that had to be there for us to be able to believe and to be

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given the challenge from Allah to believe in. So even from a

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theological perspective,

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that has to be there. And what we can see is that, where you have

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certain communities around the world, both historically and even

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probably nowadays, property less, so you have a lot of communities

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and cultures and civilizations in which they did not know about

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Islam, or Christianity, or Judaism or any other kind of organized

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religion, you see that you get this, you get this idea that

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people want to believe in something greater than themselves.

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This is an inherent characteristics and inherent need,

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you could say there's an inherent need within every human being to

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look for something greater, to revere something, to admire

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something to think of something as their cherished, and so on, and so

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forth. So you will see in many primitive community in small

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villages, maybe across Africa or other places, and definitely

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historically in Asia and other places, you will see that they

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will start to revere and respect and worship and give offerings to

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the biggest tree in town, the biggest tree in the village, the

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largest tree in the village that would become their God, they'll

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ascribe some kind of divinity or a connection to

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some divinity, to this place to this large tree. Sometimes they

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take a mountain as their Lord, sometimes they'll take the Great

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Lake or the ocean as their Lord, there's a big boulder or there's a

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big boulder or something or a big animal or something like that.

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Usually, people equate greatness, obviously, with large in size,

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large in proportion, or things of that nature, because everybody has

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this desire within them to look out for something and to reveal

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something and respect something regardless of who that person is.

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So you'll see that they do this. Now there's some religions, of

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course, they consider that anything from which benefit is

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derived. That could be a god that could have divinity of some sort

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and that's

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Why the cow is revered in many places. In fact, even the private

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parts, I mean, there's a linen puja, I think that's what it's

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called. Even the private parts are revered in that sense and

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considered to have some kind of divinity in that sense. So that

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all comes down to this human desire to revere something, it's

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in everyone. Now, in the modern world, when people have given up

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what they would what they would assume, as the traditional

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classical gods, you know, of, of the earlier centuries,

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Christianity, they've given up Christianity, Christianity has

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been pushed out of much of the European continent. They, they

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have relegated it to a practice to a I mean, all religion, in fact,

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they've relegated it to a private practice. So leave it at the door,

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when you come to work. When you go to school, when you go into the

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media, leave it at the door, you know, they'll tolerate that much

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they won't tolerate trying to bring it in, of course, Muslims

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are having a hard trouble with this because we're not willing to

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leave our religion at the door because Islam is totalizing Islam

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governs every aspect of our life, including when we're at work. And

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when we're at school, when the beckoning call of Allah subhanaw

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taala comes we have to respond and say, the bait, you know, and and

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pray and say Allahu Akbar. So that's where the whole turmoil is

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coming about a lot of the places where you see that we Muslims want

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to establish messages. These were places. If you look at the map,

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and you should probably go to the Museum of London, if you've not

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been to the Museum of London in around the Barbican area, I think,

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you know, all Londoners should actually go there, because it's

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really interesting to know how this great city of London was

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actually, you know, founded as Londinium, you know, as a small

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Roman garrison town on the banks of you know, that the River

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Thames, you know, many hundreds of years ago, and then eventually

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developed. And as you see its development as you go around the

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museum and you see its development, you actually see how,

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when Christianity came in, and they were literally the way we see

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the way we see Masjid in Muslim countries, where at the end of

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each large Street, in each localized area, there'll be a

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masala at least if not a large German, a large, you know Juma

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masjid, as they call them. Right? This is exactly how it was. That's

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why you see so many churches, I mean, the churches are just being

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sold, you know, 50 or more a year are being sold and turned into

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multiple things. And then when Muslims want to establish a masjid

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somewhere, the counselor has big issues with that, because they

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just don't understand that Muslim needs to pray five times a day.

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This is an expression of their faith. This is adherence to their

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faith, this helps them this keeps them grounded, it keeps them

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healthy, it keeps them spiritually nourished, and spiritually

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nourished people are better people, you know, for the society,

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they just don't understand that because religion is not important,

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hopefully. And it does seem that things are opening up in that

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regard. Right? So

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people have this desire. Now in the modern world, when you don't

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have this, you could say that one of the biggest religions in the

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modern world is money. Money is the God now is the new deity is

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the new god. Its money. One of the recent Olia who just passed away,

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his statement was really, really, really profound. He said that it's

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a good job that Muslims have to go back, you know, to Allah subhanaw

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taala, five times a day for those who pray five times a day, or

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those who go to the masjid every Friday, right? That they can then

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be reminded that you actually believe in Allah, otherwise, even

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the Muslims, right, who consider themselves to be adherent to the

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religion and to Allah subhanho wa Taala even them have taken God as

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the Divinity for their divinity. For for for the god, you know, for

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the object of worship, because an object of worship is who you

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sacrifice yourself for who you get up for early in the morning.

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Right? Who you are willing to do undertake many, many efforts and

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sacrifices and endeavors for to do these things. And this is exactly

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what's happening with money today, right? There's a massive explosion

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of prosperity. It's just everywhere and you can get it if

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you work hard and you can get it. So it's a good job that we have to

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come and be reminded of Allah subhanho wa taala. So it keeps us

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grounded Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah now along with that,

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to come into our our original discussion here, is that because

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people are looking for exploration, they have time and

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there's an explosion of information and through social

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media primarily on Tik Tok, you've got multiple, you've got multiple

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videos on social media on tick tock and other places that show

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how to do witchcraft that show you how to do sorcery that tell you

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how to chant various different spells and beckon and invoke

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certain spirits and other worldly objects. This is this is what's

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going on. I mean, there's, there's like a procedure that you can

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learn to do this. I'm not encouraging this, but this is

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what's happening.

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and no longer are the wizards and the witches of what used to it

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used to see in classical times or depictions of with pointed hats

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and spells, and you can say broomsticks. These are very modern

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ideas. You know, these would be people that look absolutely

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normal, but they're entranced with these ideas. And they call on to

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these things. And sometimes they get possessed, or they have a

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relationship of some sort. And they make contracts with one

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another. I mean, in Islam, we've had that we know about this,

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because magic is a reality. The verses I read at the beginning

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from Surah, Baqarah, speaking about Sulayman idea, he said, and

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you know, the magic that that would that was allowed to be on

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the earth. And then it was told that these are bad things, this is

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not allowed to be used. That's why in Islam, you're not allowed to

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use magic, in Haram, and according to other scholars is even just

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absolute gopher and disbelief.

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So there's a renewed interest in this. There's many, many things

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like, for example, the Ouija board. There's people who use the

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Ouija board to make contact with the devil with the shaytaan. And

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then they burn themselves. So literally, this article was not

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written by a Muslim, it was written by, you know, just a

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mainstream writer. And essentially, they were saying that

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one needs to be very careful, because they were relating stories

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of people who had been negatively affected and actually harmed.

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Because of what because of this dabbling in the occult practices,

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right? I mean, you know, Harry Potter probably started all of

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this on at the beginning, Harry Potter started all of this off.

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But now it's just taken a resurgence, because people are

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longtime social media, easy access to these things, and people

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getting negatively affected. And then they just don't understand

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because they don't believe in exorcism or whatever, then there's

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people who go crazy, right? And there's a lot of things happening

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like that. So the article was warning about these practices, one

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needs to be very, very careful about these practices. So why are

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we speaking about this today? Well, firstly, is to warn people

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that it might sound very innocent, it might sound like a bit of an

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adventure, a bit of an experience, let me try these things or try

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that thing. But it's extremely dangerous. And we know this, and

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it's haram in our religion to dabble with this, to give you an

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idea, the way it works.

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I mean, the way we understand is that every magic that's done today

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is magic is done through gin. So what you do is you invoke a jinn

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and the jinn makes you do them a favor, or they're going to do you

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a favor, so they make them do they make you do something now, of

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course, it's non Muslim, Jin, it's a bad gene, it's an evil gene. So

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what they do is, they will make you insult Allah, and His

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Messenger SallAllahu sallam,

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there's been a number of, you can say,

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objects found in the homes of, you know, contemporary witches in the

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Muslim world, right? As well, where they'll find pieces of the

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Quran, like pages from the Quran, and names of Allah smeared with

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menstrual blood, for example, and filth thesis. That's what the jinn

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require people to do, to them do the favor that they that has been

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asked of them. So a lot of people would go to such individuals who

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are connected to the jinn in that sense, have basically sold their

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faith, right? They don't have any faith anymore. In that sense.

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That's what you can see it's pure copper, in most cases, pure

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copper.

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And then they get some chants and spells from them, and then they

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cause problems in the community. So they say that every bit of

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magic happens through gem through a connection through a gene,

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because it's the Djinn that do the background work for you. Okay, so

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that's what we know about in the Muslim community. Now, what is in

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here for us?

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What we have to understand is that

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there's a number of people I know who have done a lot of research

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when it comes to witchcraft, and the occult.

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And I remember one of them who's actually a friend of mine, he,

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he's telling me that he's reading their books. And he told me this,

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I would say, about 12 years ago, 1412 to 14 years ago, he said that

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he found in their books, that they say that there's only one thing

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that actually that can actually properly protect you from the

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negative effects of these things. And that's a verse that is found

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in the Muslim holy book, the Quran. And that verse is AYATUL

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kursi, which is really, really interesting, right? It's idle

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corsi. I remember hearing that from him that I've not been able

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to find the book that you know, he was referencing. However,

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recently, just a few months ago, there was this little video clip

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that went around of a Russian which just looks like a casual

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normal woman, right? And she's saying that when I try to do

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spells, and it's a Muslim,

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I can't get through. There's a halo there's almost like a halo

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around Muslim Muslims that I target

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It's like almost like there's a there's a light or a halo of

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protective Halo like a protective shield of invincibility.

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All the thicker that we do, it protects us from the shaytaan and

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evil influences if we pray on time, and we especially if you

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want the best protection is to read the US and Iran could see

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massive impact, extremely beneficial and protective. We've

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got that. That's why nobody should be afflicted if we do this. So

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there's a really interesting incident that took place once that

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I want to relate to you. In 19. It was 1999. And I'd gone to America

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for taraweeh that year. I moved there the year after, but I went

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there and I stayed with his brother, who, whose family were

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visiting his in laws. So he was alone for Ramadan. And so he had

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space in his house. So they had organised for me to stay there

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with him. So we finished that out, we came home, went to sleep, and I

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had the room on my own. And there was a lamp in there, there was a

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tall lamp in there.

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It was one of those touch lamps, you touch the base, you tap the

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base, and it comes on, you tap it again, it comes on a bit brighter,

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and then it has various settings and you tap it again, then it goes

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off, right. So you have to kind of tap it, there's no button in the

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middle of the night, about two o'clock suddenly just comes on.

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And I wake up, I was like, who put the light on? Right? Who put the

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light on? Okay, when put it off and then went back to sleep. And

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the next day I tell my I tell the host, I tell him that, you know,

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this is what happened last night I just mentioned it. Just thought I

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mentioned it. Now they're in the area that I was in in California,

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they're in the houses are made of wood, right? The frames are made

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of wood, they're not made of bricks. So they do have a bit of

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movement. And there was a train track that used to go past that it

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could have been just simply something like that just something

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moved or whatever, right? Or malfunction of the lamp or

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whatever the case is right? I'm not saying there was something but

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then when I told this friend of mine this way he decided he said,

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Oh, you know what, that's my son's room. Right? You're sleeping in my

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son's room. And my son shot saw the shaytaan in that room.

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And I was like, yeah, just like, that's really really really

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comforting. Right? That's really comforting to know that, you know,

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the shaytaan has been seen in this room. I mean, I mean, the shaytaan

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could be anywhere to be honest, I mean, the shaytaan could be

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anywhere. The only time to shake ladies away is when you make a

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plan or vicar or low. You know, in RFIs the stated standard outskirts

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I'm gonna shaytaan can be around so that that don't think that's

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kind of any unusual. It's just about him showing himself

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that like, okay, that's really interesting. Now, what he

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proceeded to explain to me was extremely amazing. That's very

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empowering. And I think that's the crux of this matter, that really

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highlights what we need to be doing. Right.

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So he said that one day, in the middle of the night, right? He

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suddenly hears his son calling in baba, baba, baba, you know from

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the other room, so he quickly rushes over. And while when he's

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at the door of the room, his son is sitting up in bed and he's

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saying, Baba, I can see that I can see the shaytaan I can see the

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shaytaan so what would you do in that case? If your child called

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you and your by the door and your child is saying I can see the

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shaytaan what would you do?

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I would assume that many people would probably go there and grab

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the child and say oh, it's alright don't worry, you're not really

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seeing anything you just had a bad dream. We'll try to kind of you

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know just comfort the child like that and there's nothing wrong

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with them. I mean, there's nothing wrong with doing that. But what

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this guy did was amazing and he was extremely empowering he from

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the door he said From what I recall he said read either corsi

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right i mean it's children knew it of course he because told them and

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the kid just Allahu Allah Illa Illa. Who will how you are you

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learned that Hulu center to

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the home office summer where Dr. Murphy

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and as he's reading it says Baba, the shaytan is gone. He's going

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he's gone.

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Now, just think about that, that how empowering that is for you to

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experience something like this, and then to read AYATUL kursi and

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then the thing just fizzles away, that's amazing. And imagine that

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child for the rest of his life, wherever he goes, he's never going

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to be scared again. I've got something with me. And you all

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have it. We all have it. But we just have not referenced it in

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that right way and use it in that right way. But that made me

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extremely confident afterwards, even more confident than I was. I

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mean, I knew the theology behind it that the jinn can't do anything

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to you. They're actually supposed to be scared of you. The only time

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that they can scare you is if you become vulnerable. Show your

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vulnerability, express your vulnerability and don't seek

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protection from Allah otherwise Allah has protection AYATUL kursi

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is something in a famous hadith of Abu Huraira the Allahu anhu, which

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I don't want to repeat today, but you probably know about it when he

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was looking after

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the beetle man he was looking at

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After the supplies of the national treasury, right of the treasury of

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Madina, Munawwara somebody came to steal something. And it was the

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shaytaan. And then she'd learned said that this read this AYATUL

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kursi. So there's a number of narrations about this. We know

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about this, that it is very predicting. Now, just as a side

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note here, why do children think see things sometimes children at a

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very young age, when they're still infants and toddlers, before the,

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the, you can say their senses are fully developed, because the eye

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develops, the eye sees that a frequency, right, that's why we

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can't see, we can't see infrared rays, we can't see the heat in the

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room. Okay, we can see a reflection of the heat. If you

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look on a day, when there's a slight amount of light coming in

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from the window and your radiator is on the opposite side. And you

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look at the wall, you could probably see the rising of the

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heat as a shadow only, but you can't see the heat. Unless there's

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smoke, then you're seeing smoke. There's many other things

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microwaves that you cannot see. Okay? So because our eyes don't

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work at that frequency, our eyes work at a frequency where we can

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see one another. And a brain is processing this and he can't

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process other frequencies. That's why sometimes when you have

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special goggles, infrared goggles, or whatever, you can see more

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things, right, because now you've just added another dimension. So

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when children are young, they say that their eyes may have not

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formed fully. That's why they may be able to see it other

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frequencies. Eventually, by age they fully formed and then they

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can't see them anymore. That's why sometimes you might say your child

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is seeing so you can't see something doesn't happen too many

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times. But you do see that dogs can see things that we can't see.

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And that's why it's sometimes how and bark, right because they're

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seeing jinn and we can't see them. That's a possibility. Sometimes

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dog is barking and you don't know what he's barking at. Another

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example is that those who have dealt with dogs or deal with dogs,

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they have a whistle. It's called the dog whistle. When you want to

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call your dog you whistle nobody else can hear you yourself cannot

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hear any sound coming from that whistle. But it's functioning at

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another frequency which the dog can hear animals can hear at

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another frequency and see at another frequency right? So that's

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probably the explain a lot is you don't have to worry about it too

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much. You just have to prey on them. So this is what I'm going to

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propose and say

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we need to teach our children how to protect themselves and we need

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to protect ourselves very, very important. Allah subhanaw taala

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has given us all the tools in our religion He's given us all the

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tools. So this is what I would suggest.

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I think could see every morning and evening amazing, amazing

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protection you get from that right number to call who Allah who I had

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with our with the Bureau Bill fetlock call are with the Bureau

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bidness amazing protection through that as well. Morning and evening.

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Number three SOTL Fatiha, you add that to it.

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Number four, you at least add to to us which we get into Hadith

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Bismillah Hila de la I adore Rome asked me he che and fill out of

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the will of his summary what was the meat relearning are also and

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that's the first one which means in the name of the one in the name

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of Allah.

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Through who with whose name nothing in the heavens on Earth

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can provide harm.

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That's what invoking Allah with that name that nothing can Nothing

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can harm. The other one is our all to be Karima Tila

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Murthy mentioned Reema hudec, I seek refuge in the complete Words

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of Allah subhanaw taala from every evil he has created out there. And

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as any evil that doesn't have to be just generally speaking about.

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So we read these doors, and then you blow on yourself, don't your

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children, when your children get old enough, we teach them these

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doors and encourage them to read morning and evening and show them

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that these are for protection and inshallah they remain protected.

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The other thing which is very, very important is to stay pure as

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much as possible to stay on wudu and definitely awesome. So if you

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are in a seminar, Lee defiled state don't go out to work as far

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as you can help him take a shower as soon as possible. It's okay if

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you're in the house and you have to wait a few hours, that's

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understandable, but you don't want to delay this. Right? You don't

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want to delay this in the daytime and so on. Now, there is an issue

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when it comes to women obviously when they're in their monthly

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periods, then you know, that's, that's a state of impurity there.

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You can still make these doors all the doors that I mentioned, it

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could see Fatiha Kulu Allahu colada Bill Bill Phillips Bolero,

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the bureau bidness all of these can be read even by women

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in a state demonstration for protection morning and evening.

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You are more vulnerable essentially when people when

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people are impure usually so that's why you want to definitely

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fortify yourself. That's why it's been observed that people who are

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bewitched who are under a sorcery or a spell or you know we say that

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they are they have no

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As a Natural Law, gay Bundy shogi these are various words that are

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used right?

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There's there's a number of effects that they don't like

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reading the Quran especially not the verses of rakia. I remember

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once in Jumeirah, a few months ago I was I recited the last verse of

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sutra Bakr and Umar. I'm in a rasuluh Vemma on Zillow, la Hema

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Robbie he will know in a couldn't urban biller who Amada equity

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Well, good to be here. Also the until the end, and this brother

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came up to me afterwards, I know the brother. And he said that was

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tough on me today, that was really, really tough. I felt very

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restless in my prayer when you're reading that, because he does have

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effect. And he's been going through rakia.

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Because whatever is possessing us, wherever it's possessing anybody

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is going to protest against this, because that's a cure. So if you

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feel like that, you need to read more. Right? Not give into it. And

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it might become more intense, they say. The second thing that they

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don't like to do a lot of times is that they don't like to have a

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shower, they don't like to have a bath. Because

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it's an impurity. Magic is an impurity in that sense. And it

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likes impurity. So what it does is that it doesn't want you to have a

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shower, there's a somebody I know about very, very righteous person.

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And he used to, you know, have a shower every two days, or at

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least, when he was affected his clothes, people told me that it

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was tough to get him to have a shower at least once a week,

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because you're affected in this way. And I'm not saying that, you

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know, this is a self diagnosis. But you know, you can always do

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rakia, you can always do rakia, that's why you don't necessarily

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need to go and spend 1000s of money running from one door to the

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next to try to find a cure, you can do this yourself. But the best

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thing is preemption. The best thing is preemption. And some of

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these people really take people for a ride, promising certain

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cures, there was a Moroccan brother, and this is in many

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Muslim cultures, it's you know, people know about this. That's why

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they reference it. In fact, it's in magic is in every culture, it's

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just that when certain cultures don't know much about it, you just

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can't reference it. And you just don't know what's going on.

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Whereas when you do know about what's going on, some people just

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talk about it as though that is it. And every mental health issue

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is a magic issue. And that's not true. It could just be a mental

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health issue as well. So I always encourage a multi pronged approach

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about these things that do some rakia, right? Pure Quranic rakia,

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and read the manual, and so on. And that's extremely beneficial.

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There's no side effects of that, in fact, the side effects are

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wonderful, right? They can only benefit you and also go and

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contact a health care professional. Right? And because

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sometimes it could just be a chemical imbalance in the brain of

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some sort, right? It could be drug overuse, there's people I know

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who've been in drugs and now they're schizophrenics you know,

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they just have a problem. They issues you know, and it's not

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necessarily magic it's just that they've just been harmed they've

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been damaged so don't leave everything on you know, one door

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this mark and brother he told me that

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once this woman went to a one of these people and I mean you can

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just tell how they literally make fun sometimes and do it do crazy

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thing. He said that I can only do your knowledge and your therapy if

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you bring me an orphan mouse.

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You have to bring me an orphan mouse like where do you get an

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orphan mouse for so this poor woman she's She eventually finds a

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mouse colony, right of mice. And then she kills it she figures out

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profit now she she figures out who the mother and father of that

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mouse is and she kills the mother and father and essentially makes

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the mouse an orphan and then goes and takes that Allahu Akbar I

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mean, to be honest, you can only be considered technically an

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orphan if you're not Burling yet so how did you feel you've just

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missing around? How did they How did she figure out that the muscle

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is mature yet or not, you know, because he had to be immature. But

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it just goes to show that this just really crazy stuff out there

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and you have to be very, very careful. I mean, there's one thing

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I can tell you to do that number of people number of people have

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been able to benefit it's a simple thing that you do. If you think

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you've got issues and you know you have some kind of evil eye on you

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and it's very possible it's very possible you can have you can get

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you can give evil eye to somebody innocently if you don't say Masha

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Allah and invoke Allah when you're praising something admiring

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something, you can say that to your own children, give them the

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evil eye sometime they just start acting out of character. Most of

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these doors will work. In fact, one very powerful verse for that

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that I found is the last verse of sort of noon welcome. We're in

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yaka Latina kefir hola usually una can be other side of him landmass

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me or the crew were cool Luna in the whole image noon on there who

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are the crew, Lil al Amin, amazing, amazing Dada, you can

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just tell a difference in the character where the evil eye is is

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finished. So sometimes you may get a new car you may get a new

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handbag you may get something new or you just mashallah look very,

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you know, Allah has given you some beauty or some other great, you

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know, position or influence or whatever and somebody does

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Somebody gives you the evil eye whether, you know, with bad intent

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or with no bad intent, right? That's why it's important to keep

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reading this. And as I said, the other two things that I can tell

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you to do, which are very effective is two things. Number

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one after Mercury for three to five days after mercury read the

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last three sewers of the Quran, which are called Wallah, who had

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called out the barrel bill for the Colorado Bureau bidness.

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The one I'm invoking here, the one I'm quoting, he says 83 times, but

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you can read it more than that, you know,

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at least that amount, that's just by experience, they, they say that

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that's a very effective amount anyways, you could definitely do

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more than that. So don't get OCD about that. And then you blow in

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some water. Now you don't have to read them all yourself is at three

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times for each of them, right, each of the three stores, you can

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sit with a few people in your house in your family, and each one

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reads you know, 20 each or whatever it is at nature. However,

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it does get to that number blowing that water all of you blow in that

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water, and then

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you just drink that water by the next day. And then you do it

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again. And then you do it again. And then you know do it for

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another two days or something. In sha Allah in sha Allah, we had

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number of issue cases where mashallah the problems they were

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facing, reduced or totally eliminated, along with that, read

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Surah Al Baqarah.

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Finish it, preferably finish it every three days. Preferably

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finish it every three days, not that difficult, right, like three

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quarter of a juice to finish it over three days. Otherwise, if

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that's too tough, takes you a long time, read 10 verses of it a day

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and keep finishing it like that, in sha Allah, you will be

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protected, you will be protected, you will get your vigor let you

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sleep better inshallah and all of these things, your concerns, if

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they're related to these aspects of fake concerns that have come

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about because of this, Inshallah, there'll be there'll be removed.

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So we've got the protection, we just need to use it. And we just

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need to increase our trust in Allah subhanaw taala. So get our

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children to start learning this, and these things so that they can

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read it for themselves and let them feel the power of ITIL could

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see the great throne verse, the great verse of the kursi. And

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Allah subhanho wa Taala has great words. So we ask Allah subhanaw

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taala for protection to keep us pure, clean and protected. Right?

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May Allah keep us protected and productive? Well, I can read that

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one annual hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen. The point of a lecture is

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to encourage people to act to get further an inspiration, and

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encouragement, persuasion. The next step is to actually start

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learning seriously to read books to take on a subject of Islam and

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to understand all the subjects of Islam at least at the basic level,

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so that we can become more aware of what our Dean wants from us.

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And that's why we started Rayyan courses, so that you can actually

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take organize lectures on demand whenever you have free time,

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especially for example, the Islamic essentials course that we

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have on there, the Islamic essentials certificate, which you

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take 20 Short modules and at the end of that inshallah you will

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have gotten the basics of most of the most important topics in Islam

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and you'll feel a lot more confident. You don't have to leave

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lectures behind you can continue to live, you know, to listen to

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lectures, but you need to have this more sustained study as well

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as local law here in Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.

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