Adnan Rajeh – Hypocrisy #06

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The segment discusses the influence ofteenth century Islam on behavior and the importance of not being a full fledged Muslim person. The lack of authenticity in their experiences scares and the devastating impact of similar behavior on people, such as the deaths of women and children in Turkey and Syria. The importance of human decency and integrity is also highlighted. Fundraising for a dinner for people in Turkey and Syria is also discussed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of avoiding negative impact on others, such as the recent deaths of women and children in Turkey and the recent death of a child in Syria.

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			couldn't be so heavy on Abdullah having a hammer.
		
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			Well, the Allahu Anhu call in the video Salalah Holly earlier CIBJO said and Ethan a collection of
both Buhari Muslim as well. And yesterday, it was very Billa hidden hammer in the US or the Allahu
Anhu. And this is within the theme still within the theme of hypocrisy. I've only read any fourth,
hadith is probably the sixth or seventh.
		
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			And we have maybe a week or two to go on this topic. I think it's important because I, I feel this
is my general sense that I get from talking to people that there's a little bit of a mis conception
of what the fuck actually is and what qualifies as a follow up and where the problem actually lies
in it. And I think I think that's worthy of contemplation and reflection, because the more you read
his Hadith, it is thought to us and you'll find out that he's really he's pointing out a to a
discrepancy. He's pointing out a schizophrenic effect in behavior, he's pointing out, someone who is
extremely committed to rituals, however, has no understanding of basic human behavior, like just
		
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			basic human conduct, just basic ethics that you should have. That's when you look at him it is
awesome talk about it. This is this is what the sense you get. And obviously the talk is different
degrees of order thickness, but But it's worth at least understanding some of these of these degrees
that that that will affect us on the day a judge judgment that's really I don't think anyone's
sitting here listening to me or is neufeldt Gadget buddy? Where are you on the inside you're hateful
towards something but you're acting like that is very specific in that so obviously a problem that
the Prophet audios thoughts on how to deal with him we don't deal with today, like there are people
		
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			who are like that in the world today. But for the most part, they don't make it for a shout prayers
like massage and for the most part, but there are other degrees of neufeldt that are real and can be
very costly on the Day of Judgment, which he points out in this hadith that he has thoughts and this
very famous is similar to the one I narrate at the beginning, but it's different also because he
gives a different number. I talked about it and actually says maybe we could go so here he says out
of his thoughts as I'm Carlos Isola, Salam autobahn. When couldn't Nephi him? God, I'm gonna call on
mankind at fie hustler to mean Hoonah CaReNet fie hustler to minify Lt. Yada.
		
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			So he says there are four things, whoever has them, whoever practices these four things, then this
person is a full hypocrite. And if there's any aspect of them in any aspect of these for any one of
them, one of these characteristics that you carry, then you have a characteristic of hypocrisy until
you get to let it go. Now there's another there's a there's an additional piece to the Hadith that
you find in the collection of Imam Muhammad. And a lot of those in the race. How do you say it's the
collection of Muslims? Well, for the life of me, I've never been able to see that addition in the
collection of Imam Muslim, I haven't been able to see with my own eyes like, like the scholars who
		
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			narrate the Hadith in different places, they always say was that the Imam, or Muslim, that I could
never I've never seen it like, I've never actually been going back and be able to see it in the
collection, but Muslim. So I take it miss face value of what they're seeing. But I seen it with my
own eyes and the collection of I met with authenticity with an authentic chain of narration. But I
have, I just haven't able to see for whatever reason, maybe, maybe, maybe he married in a different
chapter. And I just didn't come across it, but I couldn't see it. But the addition that he has here,
which is extremely concerning to me, I find it very scary, because he has ads this before he
		
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			actually points out the four very counts the four things that you already know, I honestly I ended
up here, it would have nothing if I kept on going because you know exactly what these four things
you've heard them a million times before. But he's what he adds to it quite a while insomma while
Salah was that Amanda who Muslim.
		
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			So he added to that this person is a full hypocrite if they do the four, and has an aspect of
hypocrisy, he has wisdom. Even if this person prays and fasts and walks around claiming that they're
Muslim, that they're not is what he's trying to say Ali Assad does. And you'll just want what they
claim, even if they pray in the fast, it doesn't matter. If these things are there, then this person
is willing to be a hypocrite. And that's very scary. Because, again, we don't seem to always see the
fact that way. You know, that's not how we look at it. And maybe that's how we should be looking at
it. And then he points out the four things on it, you're Salatu Salam is different by the way that
		
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			the sequence differs from one book to the other. i This is the one that I either had this occur with
to Minahan whether I have a dog, with a horse, I'm afraid you're if the person is speak, they lie.
		
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			And if they are entrusted with something they they're not they're not trustworthy. And if they give
their word or they give a cut, make a covenant, they don't see it through. And if they dispute
something with someone, they're in dispute, they lose their ethics. They become obscene. They they
say things that they shouldn't say they treat the person with lack of integrity. Once they're less,
they're not on good terms with them. These are the four none of these are ritual based. None of them
have anything to do with rituals at all. They don't even talk about food. They don't talk about acts
of worship. They talk about basic human decency.
		
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			Just the basics of human decency,
		
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			if you run into someone who is not honest, who cannot be trusted, who is not a person of their word,
and someone who the moments you're not on the wrong terms with they will, they will take out your
dirty laundry and put it out for people to see and, and they'll basically go after you saying
everything that they ever knew about you because you don't agree with them anymore. That's not a
decent human being. That's not a decent human, you don't want to have anything to do with that human
being at all. You want to stay as far away as you possibly can from them. And you want to go around
telling others to do the same. Because that lacks basic, basic human ethics likes the basics, the
		
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			rough idea sauces, I'm saying, if you have these four or one of them, then hypocrisy is a part of
you. Even if you walk around saying you're Muslim, and you pray and you finally do all the other
stuff. If that's there, then you're then that's there. And this is not it. And obviously again, this
is not a catalogue, I hope I've established that already for you that these are hobbies are there to
catalogue, there's no first please don't build a diary and write people's page names on pages and
start pointing out how many of the four they have just you know, this is not that there's not this
honey, there for that honey that is for us, for each person to take and reflect upon themselves. Am
		
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			I? Am I a logical liar? Do I lie all the time? Do I find it easy to tell a lie? Or am I someone
who's always truthful and honest? Am I someone who is a man of their word, a person of their word?
When I say something I see it through if I promise you I make sure it comes through with my promise.
I mean, someone who can be trusted, if you trust me with something a piece of information, or that's
actually more difficult to hold on to them in a piece of position, I will make sure that I'm that
I'll deliver it the way I was entrusted with it. Am I someone who when I lose it when I'm no longer
friends with someone? Do I still show some integrity and respect to the relationship? Or do I go
		
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			ahead and lose all my ethics and in disagreement? Because if that's the case, then the Prophet
alayhi salatu salam gave one heck of a warning. It is a scary thing for him to say it his thoughts
and he said it's and it's not once or twice you'll find this hadith narrated by many people in
different collections with different wordings. Same idea, same idea. If the basics of human behavior
aren't their
		
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			rituals.
		
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			I'm not sure how much they do for us. I'm not sure Sharla they're beneficial, but I'm not sure
because the proper audio so does anyone know this is rarely do you find in the private audio solid
sentence Hadith where he points out hypocrisy to be an issue of ritual. Rarely, maybe once or twice
you eluded that may not be a thing and don't make it if you're in Asia.
		
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			They always don't make it. They're just too busy. But for them for the majority of it, he's talking
about behaviors talking about ethics and morals. And I think it's something worthy of of our
contemplation, please, there's a fundraising dinner coming up at lmm I'm not sure if it's dinner or
not. But it's for the
		
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			for the people in in Turkey and and Syria and other parts in that area that were horrifically and
devastatingly
		
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			harmed by the by the, by the events that occurred. And I don't know if you're
		
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			keeping
		
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			keeping in touch with these things, or you're up to date with it. But the images that are emerging
are just are just devastating, just horrific to see. Horrible, very difficult to watch some of these
things and see these pictures were a generation is going to be haunted by these things, by the way,
like our generation will continue to be haunted by the images of what happened to people that are
very similar to us in many ways, share backgrounds, share your back, but last names, your faith,
your country of origin, shared humanity, if you will, if there's nothing else there, but we and we
sat for the you know, for the majority of our lives just kind of watching it occur, I can tell you
		
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			that the the image of that,
		
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			that boy in that red shirt and blue
		
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			pants that washed up on a on a beach, I still see that in my dreams. I told this day I can't I can
shake that I can't shake that I'll never shake that image away. That image will never leave me and
will always it'll always haunt me forever. And some of the images we're seeing today with the young
girl and, and her brother, that'll haunt us. That's the age of my children is the age of my kids.
That's my I have a daughter that age and I have a son that age. I am not immune. None of us are
immune to these things. None of us are immune to these things. The biggest the biggest, the biggest
fallacy that the human being walks around with in this life is to feel that they're immune to what's
		
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			happening to others. You're only immune until it does. And at that point, it doesn't matter anymore.
You don't even think about how you you don't even recall how you thought before it doesn't matter
because he completely completely fades away in your memory. We're not immune to what happens to
people in this world. We are obligated by ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada it's a part of being a deposit. It's
a part of his life. It's a part of this if Rudy, with a moment someone is hit with a calamity that
you will respond with all your might you respond the way you would respond, how it happened to your
own children.
		
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			If you see an image and you how would you respond to that
		
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			Were those were your own. That's how you respond in anything less than that tells us that this woman
is going to need another 100 or 200 years before it can figure its way out. Anything less any, any
response that is emotionally less charged than how it would have been your own children tells me
that dome is gonna need another generation or two, this has to be washed out. This has to be has to
be written for I have to bring something different. And there's something keep in mind so so make
sure that whatever efforts are being done to support these, our brothers and sisters, that you take
advantage of them and and be generous and do what you can make dua for them as well as May Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala ease their pain you'll accept them and once the shahada inshallah Jemaine you're
really merman Bukhari you will Muslim couldn't be so hey I believe me I'm gonna also the Allah who I
know can file an abuse of Allah Allah you earlier Salam Autobahn man couldn't Fe he kind of went on
holiday so I want to kind of three plus Lotrimin Hoonah kindness The Hustler to manufacture Daya
		
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			the Imam Ahmed when he was 30 he was in sama was Salah was the whole Muslim Maha that either had to
wear either to Mina Han or either I heard the other way the whole summer Fajr sort of Rasulullah
sallallahu hanyalah so I'm still struggling Huntington Allah either Hey, let's go to Lake wa sallahu
wa Salam wa barakaatuh how many Mala Mala Hamburg Allah equals said I want to