Abu Eesa Niamatullah – Boys And Girls A Love Story

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The "immigrational system" is linked to privacy and custody, and the "rocky shaming" of Islam is a way to live life without committing to anything. The speakers emphasize the importance of understanding society and avoiding "has" and "has not" in relationships, and stress the "bridget Jones effect" where women are the target of desire and behavior. They also emphasize the importance of acknowledging one's emotions and not letting them be the norm.

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			Ha,
		
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			about logic wassalam
		
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			systems
		
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			I'd like to thank the brothers and sisters for being so kind and being so welcome welcoming, rather,
		
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			on my presents, leads. And to be honest, I like
		
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			the exists the home of
		
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			one of my closest to one of my favorite teachers
		
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			there.
		
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			Of course, we are in Manchester before excited to come to these, and of course Leeds. You know, they
gave us
		
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			as much as the people Cantona Smith,
		
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			which will cover from Leeds and we might reach out to them. And you know,
		
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			so I don't know why people think that's something I can
		
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			the topic of
		
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			talk about boys and girls and men and women and relationships and so on and never actually fails to
to arouse the interest of
		
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			wondering we are all ages. Why because love and the
		
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			the emotions that are related to the
		
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			desires. Okay, they are from the strongest emotions possible. In fact, they're a lemma of Islam,
when they used to class different actions of the body and different desires and needs, they would
put them in order. And in fact, they said that the desire for love or the sexual desire is the
greatest and the most addictive desire that that, you know, the body effectively has even more so
than food. So if you imagine when you're really, really hungry when you're starving, right, and you
know, how desperate you are to eat or when you're thirsty. Imagine that and you can feel that, but
know that the desire, okay for love and the desire to fulfill one's sexual desires, right, is even
		
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			greater than that is even greater than that. And those things that, you know, you hear many people
when they hear that they responded,
		
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			you know, I haven't become sexually active, I haven't, you know, had any problems so far or anything
like that? How can that be the case? How, what's the what's the basis that you're making that one,
and in actual fact, this is a misunderstanding from the person who's made this statement, because to
say that one has a sexual desire is certainly very, very strong or very, very addictive and
powerful, does not mean to have sexual * to, to actually complete that or to know, in
actual fact, that means every single little thing, which one will be able to, you know, do or get
hold of, or be able to achieve in order to allay some of that desire to take care of some of that
		
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			result, whether that's a thought in the mind, whether that's you know, that you look at someone in
Europe, you know, you think to yourself that that person is very nice with chemo, goodness, that's,
you know, whatever. And you for example, you look at someone for nominating reassure them, etc, etc,
we'll come on to this, that itself is you trying to fulfill this desire that you have.
		
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			And the reality of the shedding of Islam is that it came down, to protect society and to protect
people, to protect society and to protect people from one another, our own selves, because we in our
own selves are an incredibly destructive force when we left just to go and you know, wrap it around
and decide what we should do. And if you look at the the, the the society that we live in today, the
so called democracy that we live in today and the rights that we have as citizens today, right, the
whole system is based upon the understanding that we should decide for ourselves what we should do
what is best what is right for the people. The law is different.
		
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			by the people, right, this is what democracy holds. This is what it believes is the is the, you
know, the way of freedom and progression and so on. And, you know, later on Shall I want to look at
that, because it is very important in our topic, because, in actual fact, our our misguided believe
men, the system has actually caused the entire system to collapse, and especially and permanently
without subject, which is, you know, the title, girls and boys a love story. I mean, realistically,
you can just take the title away, and it's all about, you know, how to explain the relationship
between males and females, you know, what is it that happens? And what is it that Islam says about
		
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			this relationship? And what are we meant to do about it, living in a real world living in a society
that we do, because things different from society to society, and hear, for example, in this
country, certainly Muslims, the majority of the Muslims in this country are from the indo Pak sub,
you know, sub continent as an ethnic origin, an Asian flavor of the Islam in this country affects
very much how we understand how Islam. So what I mean is that our cultural upbringing, our
experiences with our family that we have, we have, which is of course, Asian, in the main sense,
okay, I know that is a few Arabs and so on here, but we're talking in a general kind of sense that
		
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			really flavors and tastes of them and really muddies he meant to go further our understanding of our
religion. So what I want to start with, there's a few things I want to talk about, I don't really
want to make you into a lecture, I don't like lecturing anymore, used to be something that that, you
know, used to be whatever in the back in the day. But I'd rather treat this as a discussion except
that you're not allowed to discuss
		
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			a one way discussion.
		
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			But just imagine is a discussion that you can automatically relax, and I feel more relaxed, because
I'm just part of this lecture. So and then hopefully, what I'd rather do is what I prefer to do in
this music, is that if we can just put a bit of material down on the table, then we'll have an
extended question as to where really, the question is answered in such a tool is where the real
issue starts to come up. Because there's nothing like everyone's personal specific problems with a
person with a potential marriage partner with a boyfriend or a girlfriend, with parents who've been
difficult parents who are being forceful, and so on, and so on, and so on. So these areas, which all
		
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			of us recognize as real problems, real painful situations that real people real Muslims are facing
today, which either we try and hide, and we try to kind of make it out that it's not happening, or,
you know, it's time that we, you know, confront these problems and see what what the Islamic
solution is, if there is a solution, because that doesn't mean you know, there's certain things that
we may exhibit, that maybe there is no solution for, don't think that the behavior that we see in
society and the behavior that we you see upon, you know, yourselves and ourselves that we're
exhibiting is necessarily something that can be taken care of, maybe it's a deviant behavior in the
		
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			first place, as a deviant, before behavior that shouldn't be that, but we'll come to, we'll come to
explain that as well in sha Allah,
		
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			you know, lost power to Allah in the Quran, if you want to see like the probably the most clearest,
the clearest verse of the Quran, where Allah talks about the relationship between man and woman, it
isn't sort of a rule when Allah says
		
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			that it he
		
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			as well. And from his side is that he has created for you partners, the test to Elena so that you
mean you may dwell and live up to them together with john avena calm and he has placed between you
most
		
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			love and mercy in the field. Allah is in the coalmine.
		
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			And in that, surely are science for people who reflect Okay, for people who consider for people who
are deep, that want to say something, you know, you know, and that is put in front of us and
reciting and so on. It's really, really important really is especially as you know, this, I pulled
it from now our group, okay, our group, I mean, that young kind of 20 something
		
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			you know, British Muslim, most important in this country with all the Asian and cultural baggage
that we come with whatever. Okay, our group has been transit problems with relating to the Quran.
All right, if you want to find, right the reason why we are how we are if we are we can email or
weaken the practice of Islam and it is because of
		
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			Our relationship with the Quran. You know, sometimes you have two extremes, right? You have the the
kind of the academic, cold, even non Muslim approach, which is, this is a book, it's a great work of
literature, it's a great work, and it's fantastic. And we study it, and we read it and we look at
it, but we keep that distance from him, okay, we treat it very much as a document. And then you have
the very other extreme of that, which something that we're very familiar with, right, our Asian kind
of background, where the Quran is, is, is something so, so supreme and so holy, which of course, it
says it's the word of Allah subhanho, wa Taala. But so much so that so many millennia, and so many
		
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			hindrances, and so many barriers are put in between us and trying to interact with the Quran. So
it's wrapped up in a very, very specific way, and is put as high as possible when is not being used.
And it's only ever taken down when you're in a certain fashion. And you must have to cover your head
to be different. And you can't be doing this and you must be like that, and you know, you shouldn't
be referring to books,
		
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			without will go and listen, then you will find all these little new these little points add up to an
idea system, that the Quran is only meant to be used at certain times certain cases to be pulled out
to read over someone who's dead, or to read or someone who's born or to bring out some kind of
husband or something, or whatever. And so you have these two extremes, that is his approach. And
both of them are wrong. And both of them are totally detrimental to the person. That's why you find
that these people have no Islam, at least people who think they have Islam also have no Islam, I
find that these kind of Muslims from our community, are the ones who deviate most in their
		
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			understanding of, of their relationship with Allah and His messenger. So a lot of it was sender.
Aware is that the middle way, and always the middle way is the way that the purpose of Lysander is
to be able to have that respect, push the love of Allah, this is the speech of Allah subhanaw taala
is to have that respect with this with this book, but recognize that this, this source is our
guidance for life, that this is this book is going to show us exactly how to live our lives, and to
live our life, not just to achieve a greater happiness involved in the hereafter. But in this
		
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			journey to have happiness in both abodes in the latter world. And here now. And that's the great
advantage to being a Muslim. You see, no Muslims, all right, have this very idea, you know, which
they make up themselves, of course, that we're really miserable as being Muslim. You know, really,
you know, they think that you're, you know, you have to change so many things, you have to become
strict and you can't do this. And you can't do that what kind of life is this? And here because for
them live, all right, the reason that the majority of the people may I don't know how you interact
with, but you find that a lot of them, you know, if you start to discuss with them and debate with
		
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			them, you know about life and God and the meaning of things. And so you find out that they're fully
receptive. And you find that I mean, I'm speaking about myself, I mean, I can speak to a non Muslim
a day, I can say that 90% of the people that I speak to, and by the day, agreeing with whatever I've
said to put to them in terms of that there should be a purpose for life, and that can you possibly
refute the irresistible fact that there is a creator, and that he needs to that that's your need, is
to recognize him and to understand your role to him. So they agree. So then, you know, you're going
to edit what next year, but you know, in our case, this is what stops them the love of this life,
		
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			the fear of committing to something which they just so they're so afraid of, they're so honest, is
really sad, actually. It's funny, and it's sad, that they really believe that, you know, it's alive
and they see only live once and you know, can it happen again, you know, they start to laugh and
joke about Hellfire, and heaven has, like the job has had a treat. And they said, well, Kira, oh
well, you know, so I'm going to help me nice enjoy it. Now. You know, this is the kind of
understanding and wisdom is like, you know,
		
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			coming from, you know, becoming committing yourself to a loss, or becoming unlisted does not
suddenly mean that your life is going to end now. And that's the only way it's not going to end now
to achieve real true happiness. To be able to be you know, connected with your religion is to
execute the program properly. And part of treating the program properly is when a loss of contact
addresses the Muslim guiding us that we should listen very, very carefully. Because this is not just
me speaking to you or your father speaking to your friend speaking to you or your whatever. This is
the Lord and the creator of the universe, speaking to you, me and you as an individual, every single
		
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			idea that you speak, that is the way that it has been transmitted as he put up his Salah, and then
to breed Allah His Salah, then when Mohammed Salah is lm at the multiply, send them out the Sahaba
Sahaba
		
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			To the library, and in this insula is continuous change, it has come down to us in a direct fashion.
So it's a loss of contact and a continual change of dresses, every single person. So when you listen
to the foreigner, you have to put yourself in this position, I am now being addressed. And I am now
asked to think the Quran is known for shadow people, if your shadow then go find another religion,
because this theme is not how shallow people think people, dense people that people narrow people
know, in this Quran is signs for all four people who want to waste of time to run like robots, who
are zombies? No, yet.
		
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			They are constantly thinking constantly reflecting, constantly looking at themselves, auditing
themselves thinking about what they're doing right and wrong. And what can be done better looking at
the society thinking, is it good to be is it not good for me? is it helping helping me my
progression is helping in the progression of society as a whole, everything matters. There's a
significance to everything. And that's why something like this, a title that goes on boys, and then
in a normal society would mean nothing. But for the Muslims and be something very, very important,
because we recognize that Sharia has put a weight upon the relationship between men and women, the
		
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			Sharia has placed responsibilities upon men and women. And that is something that we have to not
only recognize, but try and submit to. And when I say submit to, the reason for that is because it's
dealing with desires, it's not dealing with just black and white, A, B, and C is dealing with
desires, dealing with things that we really love. And this is very important. Because when you
submit to a law that's telling you to do something, when you're trying to accept that something is
heroin, for example, that something is not allowed. Right, then you're often telling your mind and
your body, right? Well, that can't be done. Because you know, that's, that's just, it just can't be
		
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			done. It's not allowed.
		
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			But when you try to cool yourself, when you try to misunderstand this kind of program, and try to
get yourself around it by not understanding the situation. That's what we're going to try and do
today to try and understand this relationship. Because the forbidden things, remember this, the
forbidden things are very rarely things that are ugly, or undesirable, or you know, or whatever.
Rather, the opposite, the forbidden things are incredibly addictive. They're incredibly nice. And
they're incredibly desirable. For example, music, that the soul loves to listen to music, that's the
nature of music. That's why when you hear just one song, once, you just don't forget it, it just
		
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			sticks in the mind. And this is replaying in your mind all day got that
		
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			that's a horse, or whatever it is, it just keeps playing. And whatever you try to do is is there by
its nature is like that. And that's why they used to say that it's the it's the form the whisperings
of the devil, and it's from the music of the devil. Why? Because we know the Shakedown is like that
as well. shavon is a character who doesn't just go you know, and just like in the cartoons, you
know, big red, whatever horns and, you know, don't do this or whatever. But Shannon is exactly how
you will not expect to see him. Shannon is everything that you don't believe him to be, she comes to
you and says to you or whispers to us, just to you, that wish catches you by surprise. You're not
		
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			even ready for it, you know, you're expecting it. And he whispers and he comes and he tells you
things that you honestly believe to be right for you and correct for you and in your interests. And
only afterwards you start to realize a whole lot this is not right or this is you know what,
definitely comes from guidance. And this guide is of course, what we have to make an effort to try
and find and to submit to.
		
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			If you think about this,
		
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			this idea of Allah subhanaw taala where
		
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			he explains Tsukamoto Allah, that the reason that he created hardness is so that they can live
together with one another, to enjoy each other's company more than one place between them love
adversity, then you know now that this desire that we have is actually something which can be useful
benefit. The problem of course, is when we start to abuse what we have.
		
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			Now think about it, okay, everyone here unless that person of course we're Lost Planet Allah have
mercy upon because they're the exception in our society of going to university and being young and
free and signal versus single single in our society today. How many people have been absolutely pure
from you know, coming from
		
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			GCSE is not had the opportunity to get involved and interact with girls and get into interact with,
with whatever, and so on and so on. Very, very few. And why is it that, for example, so many women
find it difficult to stick to the Islamic ideas of honesty? And why is it that men find it so
difficult to stick to the standard of modesty? And why is that? And the reality behind that, and you
know, I don't want to this is not a bashing session. By the way, this is not a you know, I'm gonna
go over here by ship one visit, wear hijab, bash everyone who doesn't wear beards, but we have to
now at least put down the parameters. Okay, what Islam says at the tournament stand? Why is it that
		
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			Islam in itself encodes for these things? Why is it that Islam tells a woman to cover herself? Why
is it that Islam asks woman to, to, to to think about the job? And why wouldn't a woman crystal just
go to a regular job and do this? Now? What about this stupidity? Why is it that someone believes
that the job is not very important for them, or many believes that is important, but can't get over
the hurdle? of putting it on us or something? Or, for example, the man believing that, in actual
fact, should not have the beard is something which is better than to have the beard? Why? Why does
someone do that? And I think if you look at it, and studies actually show that when someone does not
		
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			and this is Islamic
		
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			research, as opposed to just listening this to, you know, blind, academic rubbish from, from, you
know, this close, right.
		
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			You know, the reality behind it is insecurity, right, we have a distinct
		
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			state of insecurity with ourselves. I've always been interested inferiority complex with what our
religion is telling us. And such a complex is only ever caused, if we honestly believe that the
alternative is better.
		
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			Because you can only have an inferiority complex, if you believe you're inferior to something which
is superior, right, and you can only feel insecure in a place where you believe everything else is
secure. And the arrows, on the other hand, is the Western society that we live in. So therefore, we
have suddenly, you know, had this system imbibed into us, we've actually sucked in and fallen for
the factor that the woman who is displaying her hand and displaying her beauty is actually you know,
the, the secure the stable, the standard model, and likewise, that the man who looks like, you know,
the bloke out of the Gillette advert, you know, very smooth or whatever.
		
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			I mean, was was different, I mean, you know, this, you know, that he is the the standard and the
secure, and the normal model. So, therefore, hence what the Sundar told us about our women, okay, I
want the sinner tells us about the men, all right, that is the is not the norm, that is, therefore
something which is going up against society, and in ourselves. Because we have this immense
pressure, right, caused by the rest of society, we just don't want to try and go up against the
standard. And that's the, you know, I want to tell you, is that you should never underestimate this,
this this, this, you know, the the size of this barrier is very, very serious. And all of us were
		
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			there. So, the one who thinks that you can turn to another person and say, you know, why are you
just not wearing a job? Why are you not having a beard? or Why are you going out with a girl with a
boy, you have to understand that we are severely affected by our surroundings, and by our community,
our society is so it's so persuasive. It's so close, and they're very good at being persuasive.
Right? Our society is not something like a very, you know, a simplistic way of controlling people,
for example, you have in this country, homosexuality, homosexuality is a very easy example to use.
If you look back 50 years, if you look back 50 years, when there was no, you know, the idea of
		
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			homosexuality being accepted and spread in society was abhorrent, right, it was something which
would not possibly be accepted amongst the people at all. But there were people there who wanted to
try and push out the boat rewards to try and make something like that public policy. At that time.
They were inferior ones and they were having the inferiority complex, okay, whereas the normal
standard of psyche was normal relationships between men and women and so on. So what happened? A few
people they put themselves forward, they they put out a few ideas, they suggest a few things.
Society comes down on them like a ton of bricks, they will draw back into the into the shadows, and
		
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			then they read everything and then they come back
		
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			A few years later, different people in power, different effects into the media, different kinds of
things. And then they promote the ideas again, and a few more people here and he withdraws, the
pressure comes down again, and so on. And this, this poses continues. And so you have from just an
idea, you have a few people, a few people, you have a group of a group, you have an underground
movement. And from an underground movement, you start to then affect and influence people. And
that's how democracy develops ideas in society. And that's the inherent weakness of democracy,
because it means that one day nothing goes, and then the next day, everything goes because it's all
		
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			going to be down to the masses. So we're going to be down to the people to decide what is right and
what is wrong. And that's why Sherry, is so noble. And that is why Islamic law is why Islamic law
has its own attraction. That is why actually all religious law has attraction to a certain group,
people who recognize that discipline, to recognize a stability in law, that recognize that the
Creator is the one who should decide what law should be, that is why this has its own inherent
attraction is coming that is building an evil inshallah, one day, people will suddenly realize that
without some fixed standards, that yes, mankind is going to go to, you know, to the dogs, and you
		
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			know, you know, go to the dogs, it's really is going to go to the dogs, because our behavior at this
moment in time is nothing short, animalistic, there is very, very little difference between our
behavior and the behavior of dogs. And animals, because these are the animals, you know, what you
refer to animals in this sense is because they are when someone's when you when you first
animalistic have acted like a dog, right issue of relationships, what do we mean, they populate in
public? They, you know, they, they have assumed that No, of course, and so therefore, when the
Muslims when we when, when humans are, for example, being intimate and public, and all the kind of
		
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			facade that you see in a community today as it spreads, okay, I mean, from from man, woman, to
woman, woman to man, man, and then you know, there's no barriers left. And you see that such a
system, which allows the self development allows itself to regulate itself, okay, such system will
lead to only one thing. And the one sacred boundary, which still is his whole day, but just about is
that is the boundary between parents and children, I know we're breaking through that we broke as
soon as well, they'll be broken soon as well, parents, children, brothers, sisters, the whole issue
of * is being debated now on a daily basis in places like the Netherlands, around these
		
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			primitive societies. And you won't be wrong until a few people start to suggest he was wrong with it
was the problem. And people will put up this defense for a period of time, and then you know, they
will go, they will know, they will retreat, and then they'll come forward again. And then they'll
keep arguing. And I guarantee you the same way that that the sexual kind of permissiveness, society
that has spread, and the same way that homosexuality has spread, is the only going to be the same
way that * is going to spread. Why was it done on the basis of well, this person is is, is a is
a law abiding adult, and he knows about himself, and he knows his own limits and responsibilities.
		
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			So let him make the decision. That's what it's going to come down to, because that's how they allow
sexual permissiveness to be whatever, you know, whatever it is, at the moment, that's how they allow
people to become gay. And so they said, Well, no, we can't infringe upon his rights. So he wants to
be like that, then let it be like that. So you give me one good reason. one good reason Now, why if
a person comes and says that I want to have relations with my sister, why you should stop me. And
that's the reality, you won't be if you accept this principle, if you accept this premise, that the
man mind knows best, that they're able to decide what is good, that we should then go ahead with it,
		
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			you see the danger of the system.
		
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			And that's why you have to understand the problem of society that we live in. If you understand the
undercurrent stuff that controls society, if you understand the undercurrents that determine for us
passion, and ideas of looking good and ideas of looking beautiful, and their ideas of how we should
walk and talk and how we should appear and how we should dress them and so on how we should have
relationships or what kind of relationships and what the means should be and so on and so on. These
kind of ideas that are promoted, look very innocent and funny. You know, they look very attractive,
you know, Bridget Jones, look at her kind of understanding of how relationships occur. Look at the
		
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			American friends the model, the sitcom, look at the way that is produced and that is shown upon the
people as something very hip and very chic and very, you know,
		
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			relaxed and very friendly, and so on and so on. That's the way that these things are put in. It's no
point in the harsh realities of what this will end up as. I mean, you know, who are they trying to
fool. The Muslims shouldn't be fooled by this. But the Muslims are being fooled by this as well, we
are in a state that we are, as well, we have our religion, which is the absolute perfect concert of
all, and so all this kind of facade, but the Muslims themselves not willing to take on this
solution, I can be matching themselves. And I, you know, I'll be honest with you, I understand why I
was like that myself, I'm no angel. I was never a practicing Muslim for my entire life. And I was
		
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			also a person who said, nice thing told to me, a slave to the system, a slave to fashion, a slave to
the desire. But then this is what happens, the last partner has mercy upon people, guide people
through others, and then they start to think and reflect. And what I just want you to if if there's
anything that I do today is just to make you understand that any decision that we we take anything
that we do in our society today, thinking that this is quality, or this is good, or this is cool,
and this is right. And you're basing that decision on the stance of society, that I just want you to
know how dangerous that is, and how wrong that is. And then you're just in fact, you're just a slave
		
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			to a pathetic system, a system which is changes day and night, your passion comes in and goes out
and comes in and goes out. And it's all painted, all glossy, it's all load of rubbish. Look at the
French sitcom. When I used to watch friends, or how many years ago, they used to be friends, right?
		
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			I know, they're married and divorced, and they've been having affair, every single person has slept
with each other. And every single person has a relation to each other. And everything is the
classic, you know, classic situation that they're trying to hide, which in fact, is no point hiding,
because everyone knows, inside, you know, university is not a classic, you can't when you meet
girls, for the first time you start to construct with the other sets for the first time because, you
know, you've been at home at school, and you know, the parents have been controlling things and
suddenly University Wow, excellent, you know, everyone who's away from home, and, you know, one gets
		
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			out and starts to enjoy this freedom to enjoy, you know, mobile phones and text and MSN emails. And,
you know, we'll meet here and next fishes and groups and whatever, your everything is just all about
increasing the attraction women, and you just like, Wow, what's your name? Where are you?
		
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			And that that comes down.
		
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			And you just, you know, just kind of like, what do I do now? And you start to increase it. And the
classic is you get this kind of pseudo religious ones, right? Good upbringing, you know, they're
aware of all these kind of things. But they come into the situation. And they think No, no, you
know, no guy, no clothes, not going out to parties, and no playing here or there, what I'm doing a
good job of that, okay to do a good job. But they have this idea that you can be friends with a
girl. Right?
		
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			Right. So you see these kinds of girls talking amongst each other as a loser, bloke, you know, who's
who's always just a friend.
		
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			I mean,
		
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			we're talking about, there's no such thing as a friend between a boy and a girl. And you know, I
don't have to prove that I know, I don't have to prove that because every single girl knows that.
And every single man knows that. So I'm telling you, all the sisters here, if you have a man who you
think is your friend, then though, because
		
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			it isn't just about you, or your friendship,
		
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			monkeys.
		
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			And if you don't believe that, then you know,
		
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			to open up your mind because he doesn't. Because I know
		
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			doing this way, this is the reality. This is the reality of relationships. This is the reality of
you know, of love. This is the reality of desire is something that we really, we kind of, you know,
we think that we're trying to trick someone but we're not, you know, that the desire for love and
desire for relationships is incredibly strong, incredibly addictive. And that's why, you know,
honestly, so many people believe that they go through life, you know, for University is a challenge.
It's a major challenge, okay? And everyone has individual responsibilities, females and males have
their own specific individual responsibilities in controlling their own behavior and their own
		
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			assets. Now, the woman for example, she has certain specific responsibilities, and the man for
example, has certain specific responsibilities that that differ. Now you know, that for example,
women, their prized asset is their beauty. Okay, the majority of women, the majority of women are
beautiful and very proud of it, and some
		
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			You know?
		
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			Right, but the majority of women All right, recognize that? And of course they do. And of course
they should. And they should be proud of that. But with that beauty comes responsibility because
that beauty is the source of your answer is the source of your honor and the source of your respect.
And this beauty, Daddy can be destructive, and it can be a blessing. And in his most destructive
people's lives, and in his most beautiful and blessed *, it can lead to the most healthiest of
relationships, and cause a nation to develop a nation to flower. And it causes people to become
strong, and a good community with a good marriage ratio, and so on and so on. These kinds of
		
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			concepts need to be fully understood, the amount of responsibility in, in dealing with beauty in
dealing with desire, the man's sexual desire is stronger than that of the woman. And therefore,
certain restrictions come upon him that are greater or more difficult. And that's why you see this
crazy kind of hypocrisy, where all these men that they go around, and I complained to the woman that
your job and your hands are covered in your faces and covered and you're this and you're that
whatever, and they're just, you know, walking around, you know, with your tight jeans, and a T
shirt, and, you know, please shave it with, you know, these new, whatever raises, and, you know,
		
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			it's only like one way, it's like, one way kind of trumping, and that's just not the case, it's just
not the case, people always want to try and upgrade someone else, and don't want to look at their
own selves with the whole responsibilities in this relationship, or in this kind of society. That's
always the case, naturally, it's been the case, for example, a man will think that he's got through
university by not having a specific relationship or not.
		
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			And you think, you know, I did well, but he throughout the University of New York, his interaction
with women with that kind of working or whatever, is doing things which are leading up to such a
		
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			fast adulterous, adulterous, but a immoral kind of relationship and situation, right, for example,
you're looking at another member of the opposite *. So a man or a woman, it is something which has
been restricted by Sharia, it is not an owl to look at survive for so long.
		
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			Now
		
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			looking at more than one ms for
		
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			education,
		
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			the old joke is every time
		
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			you know, we have this beautiful, how do you afford to help us by looking over there, but there was
no one actually looking for
		
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			was the purpose of life Olympian? Okay, the prime and dragon with the purpose of life and death. And
you know, the one this way and this is, you know, this is beautiful, because it illustrates you that
this desire is not a harem desire, or unnatural desire, know, what happens with it is what comes
under the ruling of harem, and so on. So there's a bus and he's on the cover of the person lives in
them. And this beautiful girl walks past. And she was beautiful.
		
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			So, you know, I mean, you know, he's so beautiful when
		
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			the problem right? So the purpose of life.
		
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			Integration is like,
		
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			authentic that he was literally trying, and that's just the desire and the purpose of life in
another direction, put his hands over his eyes. yadi not.
		
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			thing I'd say the reason
		
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			Don't do this.
		
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			No, no, no, because here we have a situation where we have a natural tendency and inclination, and
is supposed to be dealt with. And you know, on the on the issue of looking that's why this is the
first look is a look at the first book is something which is a part of Islam. And then the second is
that which is why you know when we're doing this, but we mentioned that the first was possible.
		
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			The understanding
		
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			care, understanding that the purpose of life and death is trying to teach us but the law on that,
okay, the design is there by needs to be dealt with promptly, not like this not here, not now in
this kind of scenario. No, this needs to develop and fester in a healthy relationship and not in an
illegal an unhealthy way. Single people who are left like this are dangerous, really, they are up,
they are out of control. We are passionate, we are desirous. We want to have fun. We had commitment,
commitment, long term, you got to be kidding. This is the Bridget Jones effect that woman has
honestly she has codify our understanding of how relationships should be here, this non committal
		
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			kind of idea, you know, programs in all of the most popular programs on TV at this moment, American
sitcoms of which are done in a helmet, many, right, they all kind of idolized the idea of women, and
they're trying to develop relationships. And you know, the common theme. The common theme that goes
through these programs and these kind of theories is that long term relationships that committed
committing to marriage and so on, is the big taboo thing, the big No, no, right. That's how they
understand that. That's how it's come to be portrayed. And that actually fits in with the general
understanding of life. All right, for the West. I mean, for example, look at the, you know, a bit
		
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			off the topic, the pensions situation, in this country, from an economic point of view, there's a
crisis, there's a crisis, because less people are contributing greater numbers of old age pensioners
needs to be paid for. And the people who are meant to be supporting an IE us, our generation, were
just a few 100,000. And the Muslim community, there's a whole stack load in the northwest community,
they're not interested in committing. So they had they had this interview of people on the street
professionals, okay, they're 2530 years old, and so on, so on. And so So, have you thought about
contributing to a pension or starting your pension? No, not yet. And so when is that, sir? So Oh,
		
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			you know, when I sit down when I get married until so when would that be 1445 35 what, you know,
this is an every person that you ask, same thing, I'm young, no coming, no, don't, don't mention
that word. I'm enjoying myself. And this, this kind of this kind of disease has permeated community,
that the community and the society and it is the exact opposite to what the Islamic understanding of
life is. And that is that every single person, once they start to recognize that their desires are
becoming too difficult to control, that they should then get married. That's why the promise hasn't
said yahoshua. Yet, oh, young people manage to
		
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			get into April, which we get from you to have the earnings the ability for a person which then get
married, whoever is able, then you have the ability to the financial ability and the the the family
structure behind you to do that, that get married. And then why because it is awesome, because it is
it is more helpful to lower the gaze to control the desires, why eyed it is more gardening for the
chastity saves the private parts, the private part, our desire.
		
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			Our desires are always referred to as the private parts. In the Sharia, you'll find that three kind
of 300 meg block, the kind of illustration, that the private thoughts, whatever the moment that I
sort of said, God's will be the truth, and I'll guarantee you paradise, okay, and likewise to things
to take the people to paradise, the term and the private parts. And the past does not necessarily
mean a physical act, but it means everything which is involved with desire and meeting out that
desire in an incorrect way. So the purpose of this is advising us to get married as soon as
possible, and that was his sooner in his own family and it was sooner with the companions and he did
		
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			advise those who weren't able to do what I need to fast, but in
		
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			focus, that will be for that person, a restraint and a control a barrier for his desires to put up
against the the the Society of his own slow upon his heart and upon his his feelings and his
emotions. It's really interesting actually, the pretender Aquila, when he was explaining the the
wisdom behind fasting. Right. He did say that what what fasts and what decreases the intake of food
and water in general, they are the intakes that the intake that's required to keep the body running
at optimum speed, then everything starts to then go into a state of homeostasis which is trying to
control
		
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			The body will be less intent. So the he said that the vessels the blood vessels restrict in size,
okay? Which is physiologically correct as well. So they restrict in size. And because we know as the
purpose of life, and I'm saying that the shape on Yanni he he he flows through the above that the
blood of Bernie Adam, okay, he literally flows through through human beings when he's out there to
try and affect them and deviate mankind. So he said with me that with the restriction of the vessels
with the restriction of the vessel, you're actually restricted, restricted physically almost the
movement of shavon, and his ability to affect you. And that's why when someone who is fasting
		
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			properly I had because these days fasting is you know, seen as something Job Costing is not going to
eat, you know, from morning to evening, and accept and check a few dollars in and knock a few pros
out. And then fast today. And you know, the reality is, is that it's no different from no different
from being late for missing a breakfast, and being too busy at lunch and then having an evening meal
as effectively what what the past is becoming today, isn't it? And that's the problem. If we're not
concentrating on how we fast and how we understand what we're fasting from, and how we how are we
using this tool to control our desires, then we don't get the effect of decreasing sin decreasing
		
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			desire, decreasing our, our own desire to sell. And that's why it's important to appreciate that is
the where our emotions come from, and how they're affected by the rest of society. Really. So.
		
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			I don't want to, I don't want to really go on because I do believe that the the
		
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			the majority of issues that we'll want to cover will really be covered in questions and answers, I
don't want to get you to lie to me and just keep going back.
		
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			But I think that was was really important for young Muslims.
		
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			The second in my own experience, because I am involved in a lot of my own teacher is a judge between
multiple
		
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			people who have marital problems in total. And you know, I won't actually talk about that. Because,
you know, we do say that the marriage is the opposite of marriage is the answer. And a lot of people
kind of turn around and say, we'll come on, you know, went out into the real world, and how are we
going to get married? Right? How are we going to get married? And do you know what happens when we
go to our parents and say that we want to get married to so and so and so and so. And I'm not right
now, of course, I know. I'm from the same
		
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			group of people, whatever was been that we all know the situation, all the difficulties and all the
stereotypes, and it's all true, isn't it? Our parents want us to be our parents, as well as being
the greatest people and putting off the greatest things. They are the same time guilty of the most
greatest crimes against us, by forcing women to get married to people want that they have absolutely
no desire for absolute attraction for absolutely no compatibility at all whatsoever. And you know,
the highest that you hear from the number sense about Muslim women being kidnapped and forced and
taken across and so on. So believe it believe the hype, because it's true, because I deal with
		
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			people who have done has happened to me, they've gone and they're the marriage has been, you know,
forced upon them in order to to safeguard, honor and respect. And I put that in the most of inverted
commas, like the death of the parents, and to repay family favors, and so on and so on. How sad is
that, that one sacrifices once daughter or one son, and they're all consuming life, for the sake of
trying to maintain some kind of relationship with a family member, or something like that. But
that's the reality, isn't it? That's what we're faced with, when we're trying to get married. These
are the problems that we that we have, our parents won't listen to us, when we try and tell them
		
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			that, you know, this is a, this person is better for me or this person is more appropriate for me
and so on. And you know, these situations always need a bit of, you know, give or take, they do need
to give better give or take on both sides. I mean, you know, the Asians, it seems like, the only
thing that we're known for is that we like to get married to our cousins and things like that. Okay.
And the reality, the reality is, is pretty simple. Of course, English language allows that. And
often when the parents advise that for us, of them, it's a good thing. There's many benefits in
there. And I myself, I'm a proposal guy, I really have because not only does it keep parents happy,
		
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			but you'll find that there's always an extra reason for the two people to try to make a go of it to
try and make the goal of the marriage. And you know, I mean, he is funny, he must have heard the
joke. My favorite joke that he has this man, woman and that
		
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			woman and they're coming out with divorce court, divorce.
		
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			And, you know, they, you know, she's crying her eyes out, you know, bawling her eyes out. And he
goes, you know, don't worry, at least because
		
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			I love that I really do. Because you know, it's absolutely spot on. There are a lot of us, right.
And sometimes that relationship, a family relationship gives us some kind of, you know, added
incentive to take care of our problems that occur between Muslim
		
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			couples, and by the way, have absolutely no
		
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			misgivings, do you not be naive, the Muslim rates of divorce, at the moment between Muslim couples
even practicing is at an all time high. It says, if not, if it isn't higher than that of the Western
system that is very close to it. That's just from my own personal observation, I can tell you that
every day I will be with my teacher, other people, or every two days, never presiding over divorce
between Muslim men and women. So this is no joke, when we talk about marriage needs to be dealt with
properly understood, needs to be used correctly, and so on that the man has a responsibility to be
able to choose wisely for for his wife. And if the wife has a responsibility to be able to take and
		
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			accept certain things from the husband, it's very important to make sure that a last that it
actually brings fruit, the personalized
		
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			kinda processing said that a a woman is not a couple things. Okay. And as well as mentioning the
beauty and wealth and lineage and emphasizing theme is important that the emphasizing of the doesn't
mean that you forget the other factors, does that mean that dimension that just, you know, puts up
with marrying someone they don't know that they're not attracted to. And attraction is very, very
important. attraction is something which the professor Lysander has not my assistant, or has not
taught a system, which is unrealistic, it wants people to be happy, it demands people actually to be
happy in the relationship, and the holy is going to happen. If you have an attraction, if you have
		
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			a, an ability to be able to interact with, with, with with the with the opposite. With this person
you're going to spend your entire life would remember, if you don't enter into a marriage, if you
decide to keep yourself out of marriage, especially for the males, then you're taking a major risk
by playing the single game by playing the market as people are that's the reality. And that's what
happens. When was the last symbol they believe in a cow control and the Islamic value start to start
to become diluted further and further, then they come under the step of the process? And where is it
likely to bow to leverage? I did not leave behind me. A fitna a trial, a test more severe upon men
		
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			than women themselves. Yeah, the women and themselves whether they like you or not, they are
incredibly dangerous. Women. I mean, they're they're the reality. I mean, does that mean that every
woman is that kind of scheming kind of, you know, hunting, devil kind of character citizens like
that. Yeah.
		
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			You know, the reality is, is that women themselves have a responsibility. And that responsibility is
their own role. But then it turns into the responsibilities of the mind now to deal with the
situation and the way that he's been asked to, and the way that he's been recommended to deal with
it according to the Sharia. So for example, we have a really interesting narration of Bill here it
will show about the major companions on the Supply Center, and he wants to get married. And he went
to the premises, I said them, and he had seen a girl and he said, this is the guy that wants to get
married to the person. Are you sure? And he said, yeah. I said, Have you seen him properly? So you
		
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			said yeah, you know, so he could go to her house and asked to see a property piece of property, sit
and discuss with her and then see what happens. Interesting is happening, the preferred way of, of
dealing with the issue. So he goes, the women showed up to the door, knocks on the door, and the
parents open the door, right? And remember the house at the time of the purchase? And I said that if
you go to Medina, you see the old kind of poses very small, and our one of our rooms or two of our
rooms would be their house, okay? And they'd have normally just one room and then have a curtain
that would you know, separate the living to this to the sleeping quarters, toilets and so on would
		
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			not exist in the outside. So very small, very intimate type of setting. So if you imagine not gonna
go right now I can help you. Yeah, I'm here to meet your daughter. I want to
		
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			America, you know?
		
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			And so he
		
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			told me to come and do. And they kind of like, you know, don't think so.
		
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			And what's really nice is that
		
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			the daughter, she hears this behind the curtain. And she says, she says to the professor,
		
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			because
		
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			she goes, and then they, they imagine they sat down and discussed, of course, in the presence of the
parents, and they were able to develop friendship, and they got married, and mobile, for sure. But
they
		
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			actually have many, many, many people in this lifetime. By the way, when I say many people like to
do research, right? It'll make this point more valuable when you find out how many people eventually
got married to, no more than four, of course, at the same time,
		
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			you'll be interested, but was really independent. And if you find out this find
		
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			out research, okay, if you find out that when he said that he died before he passed away, okay.
		
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			And he said that this was the sweetest of all my wives, the love that was between us was of the
greatest between any of my other wives. And that guy doesn't mean much to people, right? I mean, you
know, it wasn't very difficult to be another person. But if you're married to X number, okay, at one
time in your life, whatever, then you know that this statement has immense weight. And we actually,
we don't even need this statement to prove this to us. Because we know that when the hearts and the
minds are in tandem, and they click, then this is going to work. That's why that's why the Sherry
avoids and cuts down contact between men and women, and outside without relationship. Why? Because
		
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			it takes very, very little time and little effort for what many women say, click great. And I really
do mean that. And, you know, again, something which I don't need to explain or prove is something
which is known by consumer, every single man or woman knows that. That is the greatest sense of
excitement, and Buzz, and addiction to be able to relate with, you know, sometimes, you know, women
just want to speak to women, but sometimes they want to speak to men.
		
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			unnecessarily. Same with men, sometimes they want to discuss things with old men, and other times
they want to discuss things with women, because of the different kind of relationship that they are
able to develop. And that in itself is addictive. And that in itself becomes fixed, often very, very
little contact. And that is the reality. And once you get into that situation, and that love
divided, and it always does. Don't fool yourself to believe that anything else ever happens, then as
they say, love blinds. So once you're blinded by that relationship, then everything else goes out
the window, everything parents and friends advice and haraam and hilarity, Allah says the Prophet
		
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			says, This doesn't mean nothing to you that it doesn't. You can be the best of Muslims, you can be
the best of religious people, but it's a matter because once love takes over the whole journey, this
thing applies is more correct than what the author of the statement actually realized. Because it
totally puts the seat upon the heart, the seat upon the ears, is he the one that is genius, do not
listen, the only thing that matters to you is this woman now, and the only thing that matters to her
is this man. And it starts to go to stupid levels, where a person is willing to reject his parents
and leave the house and run away and leave education and leave the religion leave the religion. I
		
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			mean, I remember last year, there was a girl who was brought to my attention that she was, you know,
she she The same thing happened to her, you know, little bit of fun. So she told me, he said, none
Americans, give me advice, please, I'm at home, my parents wouldn't accept it. And I've just
realized now that my religion can't
		
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			help me in this. So I want to become a Christian. I can't. That's where it goes. That's where it
ends up. That's what happens. All from just any small interaction. Don't write off the danger, do
not because you will not find a more powerful experience and love itself. You will not that's why
it's so beautiful when it's dealt with correctly. And that's why it's so deadly when it's abused and
not looked at the correct way. And I'm sure that our which is watching
		
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			right now seems to be saying anything. I should be seeing some people saying
		
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			no, no.
		
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			Like I said, I don't want to because it's an introduction. It's been one hour and I'm tired.
		
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			I don't like to do this before.
		
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			You're all intelligent people and Sharla you're intelligent people who, you know, it's a, this is a
tough talk, which always comes around this time, I don't know if you guys planned it or not, but
it's around Valentine's Day, and everyone's into this kind of, you know, this kind of, you know,
romantic kind of game together and all the movies are going to come out in the cards are going to
come out and all the text messages are flying around in emails,
		
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			excuse to do something and whatever, everyone's gonna find themselves in an opportunity to take, you
know, a benefit to advantage of a situation. So, you know, you're only being told what you know,
already showed me, right? We all know that we like to do that. But the reality is, is that we do the
reality is that we succumb to our desires. Why? Because it's an incredibly addictive desire. It's an
incredibly
		
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			you know, we you know, to look at another person, it's very addictive to enjoy beauty is very
addictive, why is it that that
		
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			nature is like to enjoy myself and to, to the fruit what you have is very addictive. And it's
something which comes very naturally to someone who's feeling insecure with that, which really
matters, our chevier our our rule, Pallas pantalla is something which is so natural Sharia came
down, okay, to preserve society, if you want to ever understand, you know, if you're doing something
you're studying something and said this is this is
		
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			if you want to try and understand why you will find that all of the individual reasons, the fact
down to a central reason that is want to preserve, to preserve society, to keep society running in
good order in good function, right as the rule of the road of everything. And so when you yourself,
decide to disobey. And you decide to go against the commander of almost Pousada, which is the most
natural and beneficial thing for each individual member, it will never ever be something that is
difficult for the people, you will never ever be something which is unnatural for the people,
rather, it only be something which is good for us. But when you do that, and you go against the
		
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			system, then not only do you find yourself, but you fail society as well, because society will then
feed upon your actions, and then it will have ripple effects upon other people. And it maintains
this level of of regression, and regression, regression from chenier aggression against the Sharia
and his principles, and then land it being something in line with the new standards of society,
which change everyday. Anyway, something which changes today comes back in tomorrow. And so you can
think of so many examples. I did. I took a classic example. Like for example, those men who wear
		
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			their trousers, for example, below the ankles, right, okay, now, the sherea the Chevy requires that
a man should have
		
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			he should have his trousers or once you've gotten like a soldier such as this, above the ankle as
the purpose of life and himself, in many having anything which is below the ankles is in the fire.
Now, a lot of people, I mean, I don't want to get into the difficulty discussion of this, but what
I'm just from a fashion point of view, it was once upon a time where that was really seen as
something stupid, right? It was seen as the Mr. Bean look, right? Okay, especially those who are
doing
		
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			whatever, right. But there is a that came into came into society, and not long ago. And still now,
actually, where it is seen as a fashionable cut in a suit would be a straight cut trouser, which
would be actually above and around the ankle, as well. It's not as fashionable. And so the Muslims
were able to wear trousers, okay, I will find no problems. And there was no Baba, and now, okay, the
Muslims will be using these kind of, you know, these kind of like longer
		
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			baggy box things, you know, whatever. They could have shorts, things which come around to here, like
scales, things or whatever. And then they've been looking at
		
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			that and practicing was, you know, who believed that you should keep the bottom of the ankle. And
I've been wearing that, and then thinking excellent. And that's fine. Because older societies, youth
and young people, they will find that kind of thing.
		
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			Right, they have
		
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			to have a showing, it's not a problem. And see, that's the danger if your religion is going to be
determined by what your society tells you. And you don't realize that your society is governed by
the most pathetic of rules, which is what the people record, which are the people say today and
changes tomorrow and changes again, then gentlemen tomorrow, then realize that you just kind of be
just like one of these little rubber ducks on the water and you get tossed around in front of you
and you have no value you have no worth. That's why when someone does not follow Sharia, they have
totally sold themselves. That's why Allah, Allah says that they sold the diversity of Allah, the
		
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			feminine karela for an increase
		
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			threadably hexy price and nothing price they sold it there. So there is a they sold the deal. They
sold the respect, they sold that which gave them honor, as I said, that could not have been that we
used to be nothing. We used to be nothing, nobody's and then Allah, Islam, and then we became
honored and respected and men and people with Islam, then we became something that is the way to
understand our religion. That is our is our religion is our religion of Allah subhanaw taala, which
makes us people it's our obeying the commands of Allah, Allah, which make us know, noble and
honorable are people that should be respected. It gives us value, it gives us this kind of reverence
		
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			that we share, and that the society should recognize. And therefore the one who goes against the
system, in whatever sphere of life, whether it's in the way we dress, nor we talk in the way that we
believe in that the way that we like things, or the way that we worship and so on, to selling
yourself for nothing right before Christ, who can you get for? What did you earn for it? If this
dunya was worth anything, then what did you get for it? And when the person on that day when we need
our action, when we need respect and honor with that person, look back and say what was it What?
What was me displaying myself, I thought I should be working like I should be doing what I should
		
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			and enjoy myself. It wasn't worth it. Was it really worth it? And that's always going to be the
question we have to ask ourselves in all of our relationships, and then most of us in this
situation. In our current scenario today in university, what is the biggest problem? It really is
the biggest problem University as I said before, first time you meet girls and you know, you open up
to this whole new world and whatever is problems in addition to the song. I want to stop there,
because I set a quorum to talk to you