Abu Taymiyyah – Does HijaamaCupping Break The Fast Understand The Khilaaf

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The speakers discuss the use of the " "Returns of" in various narratives, including Jafar's statement about the first incident and the " Buoyama" in various narratives. They also mention a character named Craig who is not a myth or real person. The importance of learning one's religion and not blaming others is emphasized, along with a solution for finding an online institute to study Islam. A solution for finding resources and information is provided, including a solution for finding information on an online institute.

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			What do you hate when I went through
		
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			this?
		
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			When did I say this?
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Does it break the fast?
		
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			If you came, you would have known.
		
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			Ahmadiy was late, brother.
		
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			Okay, if that's the case, I'll mention it
		
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			again.
		
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			Being beautiful to your parents.
		
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			Scholars are different with regards to this issue.
		
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			You have Imam Muhammad or Muhammad Allahu Ta'ala
		
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			who is by himself,
		
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			and you have the majority of scholars who
		
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			have taken the other view, like the Ahnav,
		
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			the Maliki and also Shafi'iyeh. Why
		
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			did they differ?
		
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			Imam Mahamud
		
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			took the hadith of Shaddad, ibn Osin radiAllahu
		
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			ta'ala Anhu.
		
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			Muhammad.
		
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			The Messenger SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam
		
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			one time walked past Baqiyya,
		
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			You guys know what Baqiyya is, right? It's
		
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			the graveyard right next to the Messenger Sallallahu
		
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			Alaihi Wasallam's Masjid.
		
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			And there was 2 people there.
		
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			One was being cupped, the other one was
		
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			cupping, he said, The
		
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			one was being cupped and the one was
		
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			cupping, both of them have broken a fast.
		
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			Okay? Are you with me guys?
		
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			So what does this hadith show?
		
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			They have a person now, it's cupped, and
		
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			the one cupping, both of them have?
		
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			Broken their fast.
		
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			Then you have another hadith, Hadith Nam Ba'i
		
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			And this is what the Jumu or the
		
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			majority of the scholars took. And
		
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			then Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he
		
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			had Hijam Messenger alayhi wasallam,
		
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			he had Hijam adorned on him when he
		
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			was in the state of ihram
		
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			and he also had Hijam adorned on him
		
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			while he was fasting and his hadith was
		
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			narrated by Sahih Bukhari.
		
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			And which one do we take? We
		
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			know that if we have 2 hadith clashing
		
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			with one another,
		
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			we have to try and reconcile.
		
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			That's why they have a problem, the oriented
		
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			is with Imam Shafi'i.
		
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			He put down principles,
		
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			and I told the prophets early for those
		
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			who came in late,
		
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			if you go to the British Library, you're
		
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			gonna find the likes of Craig,
		
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			and Mark,
		
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			and Janet,
		
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			learning your religion.
		
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			You know why?
		
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			They've done with the dunya, now they're learning
		
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			your religion in order then to turn the
		
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			gun on you.
		
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			They wanna confuse you.
		
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			That's why they have a problem
		
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			Why do they have a problem
		
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			So I have Al Marathi, he says, it's
		
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			an a thousand line approach, he says in
		
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			there,
		
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			He was the first one
		
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			to document
		
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			this field of Asul Fiqh.
		
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			He teaches you when a act is what?
		
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			When an act is mustahab,
		
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			sunnah.
		
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			When it is unrestricted,
		
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			when it is restricted,
		
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			how to basically
		
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			reconcile between evidences.
		
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			Are you with me Ahmed?
		
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			So the first step that one needs to
		
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			take is,
		
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			That you have to try and do If
		
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			you can't be concerned between them, you have
		
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			to now check.
		
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			Is this incident,
		
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			is this an incident that took place
		
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			before the other incident? And we're going to
		
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			the issue of,
		
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			again as a Surufir.
		
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			That allows you Surufir allows you to put
		
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			everything into context.
		
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			Don't think you're gonna be able to understand
		
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			fir if you don't know Surah Feth.
		
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			So I gave so many examples why this
		
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			might be why
		
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			Earlier I told you about told you guys
		
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			about what? The issue of suhoor. Why the
		
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			suhoor is not
		
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			wajib? Even though the messalism commanded
		
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			for those who came, alaihal.
		
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			What was I speaking about?
		
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			I was speaking about leadership Hijama.
		
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			So now
		
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			some scholars, they could not reconcile between the
		
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			two evidences.
		
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			So then they moved on to the issue
		
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			of what? Al Nesch.
		
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			The Hanabi that they said,
		
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			the hadith of Nabbas is Mansukh.
		
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			When the mists Allah had done hijama when
		
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			he was fasting.
		
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			To others they said, no the first one
		
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			is mansukh.
		
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			What
		
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			do we do?
		
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			They're still fighting with one another, not physical
		
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			fighting,
		
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			but this is a lovely type of difference
		
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			that takes place. This is fiqh,
		
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			there's room for interpretation.
		
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			One of the ways to know sometimes
		
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			if
		
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			a particular act or incident is abrogated
		
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			is that a companion
		
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			says this was the first of the 2
		
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			incidents.
		
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			Are you with me guys? Are you going
		
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			to find this in the Sharia?
		
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			This is why Hafid Al Hakim
		
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			said in some lines of poetry,
		
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			Like the companion, he says this was the
		
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			first of the 2 incidents. So now let's
		
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			look at the 3rd narration.
		
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			The first of the 2 incidents was,
		
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			that Jafar ibn Abi Talib
		
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			was having Hijama done.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			And he was initially at the beginning,
		
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			disliked.
		
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			Anas is saying this.
		
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			Then what did he say?
		
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			Then the Messenger
		
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			made the hijab permissible.
		
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			And Anas used to have hijab and none
		
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			on him,
		
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			While he was fasting.
		
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			And also Sabid Al Bina
		
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			said Ibrahim
		
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			Don't you guys dislike doing hijama for a
		
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			person who's fasting? He said,
		
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			The only reason why we disliked it was
		
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			because
		
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			it would cause weakness.
		
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			So the Khulas from all of this is
		
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			what?
		
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			The hijama
		
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			is permissible,
		
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			and it doesn't invalidate. That's when we reconcile
		
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			between evidences.
		
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			My brothers and my sisters, don't let Craig
		
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			get the better view, wallahi. Sad that they
		
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			have to go and learn about our religion,
		
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			then they use it to go brainwash
		
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			some of the Muslims or uneducated universities.
		
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			Well I remember when I was in Finland,
		
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			the son of the Khan actually said this,
		
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			when we opened the floor for Q and
		
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			A, he mentioned the story, he was in
		
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			the British Library one time,
		
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			he asked one of the guys who was
		
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			working there
		
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			about
		
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			a tran a manuscript of Sirajuddin al Boltini.
		
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			That's how you normally pronounce his name, that's
		
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			how the scholars mention it.
		
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			Then Craig came up to him.
		
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			Craig is not a myth, he's not your
		
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			real person.
		
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			He said to him, You said Sirajuddin al
		
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			Bulqini.
		
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			It's actually
		
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			Bulkaini.
		
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			Bulkaini.
		
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			Salihan Salihan, like, you know, Later on, you
		
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			know, I was reading couplet and actually found
		
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			out this guy was right.
		
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			Are you with me guys?
		
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			The ball is in your court brother.
		
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			You want to see your brothers and sisters
		
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			being brainwashed and you can do something about
		
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			it?
		
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			Learn your religion guys.
		
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			Allah always tell the people,
		
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			if we, we are uneducated
		
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			If we as individuals
		
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			are uneducated,
		
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			What do you expect from our kids?
		
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			Tomorrow we're gonna have kids, right?
		
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			Wallahi, do not be surprised
		
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			if he starts bringing Jane home,
		
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			or she starts bringing Mark home,
		
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			and you tell her, what yeah, this is
		
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			naya, this is haram.
		
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			You wanna tell her that's haram, and you
		
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			never educated her.
		
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			And then also your grandkids.
		
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			Oh, kids don't know, what about the grandkids?
		
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			Don't be surprised to start becoming atheist.
		
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			Every now and again I get called by
		
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			a parent, Why why my kid is having
		
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			doubts about Allah
		
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			I asked her,
		
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			Did you educate him? She said, No.
		
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			Then why are you blaming him?
		
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			Should have known somebody about it right from
		
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			a very young age.
		
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			One shouldn't blame anyone except himself. Hey guys,
		
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