Adnan Rajeh – Jummah Prayer The Potential for Change.

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Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi Jemaine wa
		

			Jalla jalla houfy Mohammed Tenzin in Allah Allah yoga Yiruma omen. Yoga Yiruma be unfussy him,
either Allah Allah will be home in su Fela, della WOMAD at home in Dooney Haiming. While this verse
in the Quran is probably one of the most overused within the entirety of the most half, it is used
so often that it sometimes loses its meaning for the people who listen to it.
		

			But still there is within it a secret and an understanding and a comprehension that is extremely
important for us as Muslims to carry with us.
		

			It is a law that Allah subhanaw taala has put in his book for us to live by.
		

			And today is the last clip I will give before we start talking about I'm a been either preparing for
it or going within Ramadan and then talking about aspects that relates to the holy month.
		

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			what I want to cover with you today
		

			is the summary of the Muslim cert and Muslim survey that we've been talking about for the last two
weeks that Donald Autocom Social Innovation Lab put together. And I went through the slides for you
last week. And today, I just want to summarize a few points for you.
		

			And there is a reason for I want why I want to do this. Because when we talk about change, when we
look at what Allah subhanaw taala is saying about changing the Quran, when he gives us a promise
that I won't change your status unless you change and this idea, by the way is more of a threat than
it is of the law.
		

			He's threatening if you don't change your status from good to bad unless you do. So make sure you're
watching out for yourselves. If you want things to stay going well, then you need to not change for
the worse. Now it applies for changing from being in a bad status state to a good one. But it also
works the other way around. What is it that we learned from this surveying? Yes, granted, we only
covered 600 And something families. And yes, most of the families were situated somewhere within the
area that we that we exist here in North Western London. And maybe we didn't get a very good sample
from the southern Eastern London population, or the or the or the or the FULL EASTERN London
		

			population, which is, in my opinion, a much higher population than the northwestern population, for
sure. But still, I think we have a
		

			I think we have a group, or we have some data that is that is helpful. I think we have a segment of
society that we've looked at. And from that, we've been able to take some information that if we use
or utilize appropriately, then we can learn from them. And we can learn from it and figure out what
next steps need to occur for our community and for our society at large. And amongst them are these
five summary or four summary points that you have up there are potential is very high within our
community. That is that is clear. Our society is youthful. We are generally well educated, a lot of
skill sets, there's a lot of wealth, actually, in our society. Most those of those who answer these
		

			questions are families, the potential for our society is very high. We are high potential. The
problem is with actually the output is figuring out how we're going to allow people to connect, you
see the gap between the very rich and the very poor in our society is huge. There's a huge gap.
People who come in this community as immigrants barely make it for the first year or two. But then
once their savings run out, without the year third year mark, they start struggling, they started
struggling on a social level, a financial level, on a spiritual level, there's a problem. Even
though we have all the tools, there's a lack of connection that's allowing us to make sure that we
		

			are bringing in embracing those who are being added into our community and finding ways to integrate
them.
		

			We have a problem with, with loneliness, with isolation. With social isolation, too many people in
our community feel alone feel isolated, if they want to get married, or if they want to buy a house
if they need a job. Or if they're struggling with some form of discrimination, or they don't know
what their actual rights are in the community don't have access to people who can help them and they
don't feel safe, unfortunately speaking, coming to massage because they get turned away too often.
Because they don't find a response that is helpful for them. A part of that is that massage
themselves are not equipped and prepared to help the people who are coming in. And because of that
		

			we have this there's this there's social isolation, there's a lack, there's just there's lack of
belonging. The sense of belonging is not strong. People don't feel like they're a part of the
community. They can be preyed on by the walk out. They're not interested in listening to anything
that's being talked about. That is not the cliche, the cliche hookah about remembering and being
better and praying and all that stuff. When you talk about issues that are specific to the
community, they're not interested. They don't want to get too much too involved and they don't feel
like they belong. Even though this community belongs to someone else. They are just bystanders or
		

			visitors which is not the case, which should not be the case. Maybe it is but it should not be.
		

			For sure, we have an issue with with courage and wisdom as to things that seldom come together
within our community. We either have too much courage and people end up getting upset and they yell
about stuff and and we don't end up getting anywhere or there's lack of or there's no courage.
There's with this clarity on what needs to be done. But there's there's fear. There's fear,
especially parents when it comes to their children when it comes to their children's identity or
their children's right within their schools, or their ability to go up to those who are supposed to
be taking care of them and asking you for their rights or asking for why things aren't getting
		

			better for them. We need a better we need
		

			With this big trend within within the survey was people feeling that they just didn't know who to go
to and felt afraid. They felt scared. I don't know if you've noticed over the last year and a half,
I've never seen so much immigration happen from Canada outwards. I've never seen so many Muslims
pack up and leave, it's actually quite alarming. Usually it's the other way around. If you're trying
to get in, you're trying to help your family members from another place where they're persecuted to
get in here. Now, if you actually want to get out.
		

			It's not just because of the financial slum that we're in. There's other elements that affect this
as well. And a part of that is feeling that they that there's lack of that courage. And that courage
is not something that's individual, it's a communal problem, when we lack the backbone to speak up
for ourselves and teach people to dues to do the same.
		

			Mental health is an issue that is ongoing, it's been in our community for a long time, and it has
not actually improved that much, which there's still a lot of taboo. Regarding these diagnoses, we
still have people lingering around for years, diagnosing them with with insane things like magic
spell, or or some or some jindee inside of them, or some other crazy claim that you have no way to
actually verify or even treat, if it is the case, and people get moved around for years from one
place to the other
		

			with no access to actual health care to professionals who can actually help them. And by the time
they do, they're so far into their problems that it's hard to actually help them anymore.
		

			Just because we're a faithful society doesn't mean that we don't struggle with mental health
problems. If your leg breaks, you don't bring your kid to the masjid asking me to do it okay for
them, do you? You take them to be cured, to be treated. If you understand what they will do it
anyways, you can decide what Okay, he will do it even when the leg is broken after they get their
surgery whenever they need. When when the brain breaks, when the psyche is broken and needs the same
thing broke as it needs also professional and mental health is something that people are struggling
with anxiety and depression and other forms of mental health disorders that we have to do better
		

			with caring for our vulnerable part of the problem, the vulnerable ones in our society.
		

			There's a need for social innovation. What we found in this survey that we're very good at
describing the problems, like describing where the deficits lie, what's failing was not working, we
can describe it, there's very little attempt to solve anything. There's a there's very little
attempt to come up with solutions. There's no systematic way of doing it. It's not in massage in or
out of it, do we have a systematic approach to problems and What solutions can be done, there's a
lot of fear in trying a problem because if you try a problem doesn't work out, then you're going to
be eaten alive by those who aren't willing to do anything. They'll just sit there and criticize
		

			everything and eat you alive when you try to solve a problem and doesn't work out for you. So people
end up tend not to want to get too involved. But we slam is
		

			the whole legacy is a social innovation law. That's what Islam is. It's time came and looked at all
the problems of society and solve them through the guidance of Allah subhana wa Tada. So we have it
already. We have the approaches, we have the solutions, we just need the way the how do you get
there? What do we need people who are willing to do that take that on themselves as a part of their
of what they owe the OMA, what they owe their community with the old themselves are picking that up.
The rest of us sit around and watch. Now, why am I talking about this?
		

			Because I haven't seen ever historically, and I'm in my late 30s. At this point, I've never seen
		

			what's happening in the Holy Land happen elsewhere in the format that is happening. See, within the
power of struggle to the structure sorry, the struggle of power that exists within the story of the
human race, the struggle of power, has always had certain laws. The courtiers always knew that if
you didn't follow the laws of ethics and moral publicly, then you couldn't get ahead. You couldn't
you can't come out and say, I hate this group of people, I want to kill them all. That's not going
to work for you. Even if everyone thinks it even if you think that you can't say it out loud,
because it'll take away your ability to have power in the world. You have to act like you abide by
		

			certain ethical laws. You have to
		

			this is the first time historically that I've seen that not be cared for anymore. Even what happened
before years before, there's been a lot of atrocities that have happened elsewhere in the world. But
at least when they talk about the topic, they it is at least played as if there's some ethicality
from their standpoint, today, the veto has no explanation to it. It's just that's it that's that's
that. There, I'm vetoing it, and I don't care. I have no explanation for you. I've never seen that
before. It's very alarming. It is very concerning to me. That there's because that changes things
that changes a lot. When publicly we just don't care when we say You know, you can bomb these
		

			hospitals. You can kill civility.
		

			as you can, you can have children as we speak being pulled out of the rubble on a daily but on an
hourly basis, you can take a population and shove them into a small area and then just destroy them
and kill them and starve them to death. With no explanation whatsoever with no actual
rationalization or, or an attempt to try and explain why that's happening, that's unheard of. That's
unheard of, there has to be at least at least from groups that claim to to be representative of
people. There are totalitarian dictatorships in the world that don't try and do that and understand
that that's why you're here, most of you are here, because you ran away from that. But now, these
		

			are governments that actually represent people have nothing to offer. Yeah, well,
		

			it's happening. So it's gonna happen. You have no explanation that didn't even willing to know
they're not gonna defend it, nor they're gonna explain it's gonna be just, I've never seen that
before. extremely alarming, very, very concerning that that's where we are right now. And it says
something about our status as an OMA, these people who are being killed. They're not like us, they
are us. There's a big difference. Like is no, they're not like us, they are us. These are same
names, the same background, same, same everything. We are a part of one of one nation, there's no
there is no difference between a Muslim regardless of where they live, or what they look like.
		

			Technically speaking, if you want to understand this time, appropriately, there is no different
difference between a human being another human being or any living thing. The sanctity of human life
is not debatable within our deen. It's interesting, though, that he says subhanaw taala, when he
talked about a no human pattern, and if somebody right enough sin, oh, I didn't know that first that
talked about the fact that if you kill someone unlawfully, it's like, like you murdered the human
race. And if you if you bring back someone back to life, you're able to save a life. It's like you
save the human race. It's interesting at the beginning of that verse, he says, at the Alika, GitHub,
		

			and he'll just something to keep in mind
		

			as we observe what's happening. Now, what's the, what's the point of these two things, the survey in
this?
		

			Because Allah Harlem
		

			change can happen. I'm gonna be very, very specific with my choice of words here. I'm not saying
changes happening, or will happen. I don't sell illusions. I'm not going to sell you some false hope
and put you in a position of wishful thinking, I don't know, if change is happening, or will happen.
I have no information or no way to verify or validate that, yes, this is the beginning of a new era.
I don't know that. So I'm not going to talk about it. I'm going to talk to you about that which is
factual. What is factual is that we have the potential to change, we can mean we don't like any of
the tools that are needed to change. We don't like any of the tools, we have all of them. You see,
		

			some people historically wanted to change, but they couldn't, because they lacked tools. Either.
They didn't have leadership, they didn't have guidance, they didn't have resources, financial or
social, their numbers were too low, didn't have enough youth. So they couldn't change. And they were
stuck in a bad situation for a long time. But for us, we don't have that problem. The potential
changes there, because we have all of the tools. Were a useful community. We're a wealthy community,
we have numbers, we have leadership, and we have guidance, you have a way of life. So it's just a
matter of something different.
		

			Something different actually get there's something different. It's not we're not lacking tools. If
you were I was trying to say, look, here's what we're missing. I said, oh man as a community change.
But that's not the case. We're not lacking anything. We have it all there. What's missing is the
willpower,
		

			is the belief that you should have about yourself.
		

			If you believe that you have to have about yourself, that you are important when it comes to the
equation of change, that you have to do it. It has to strike. It has to start with you. Yes, yes,
one Muslim in some city that no one knows about. And if you say the name of the city, they think
it's in a different country altogether, with a small population of 36,000 1000 people, yes. And the
heart of a Muslim there, you can spark change that will lead to a different reality in the near
future or far future. Yes, it is very possible. But you have to believe that yourself, like it has
to be something that you have you understand that you comprehend. It's a part of your upbringing.
		

			It's a part of your legacy as a Muslim. And if you don't see that if you don't feel that, and you
continue, because no point of me and you you and I are arguing over the bigger picture politics. I
can't I don't have a seat at that table. No one listens to me. There are no one listens to you,
either. So there's no point in arguing the bigger countries you know, what we can argue is us. We
can actually talk about is the change that can happen from us. That's that's where it began anyways.
Go back to the basics, go back to the basics, go back to his life on a salatu salam. He did it. He
started with people with simple individuals who believe something in themselves. It started with Ali
		

			and Zubaydah and palha started with Alibaba and I might have been Yes, it was people who had very
little reason to believe that they could make a difference in this world. It started with Saudi PW
1000 People who
		

			Why were teens at the time didn't feel that they had any say in the world. And yet, that's where
change began, challenges started in their hearts. You can start right now in your heart as I speak
to you, no one can see it, no one can feel it, no one will know about it. But it's something that
changed inside of you, that leaves you to leave the lead a different life later. And that's where
change comes from. We have to believe that's the case. But you have to understand that that's how
Islam is built. Because if you attend this hookman then after you walk out and continue to live your
life the way you were living before and expect somehow things to change in an externally from you,
		

			then you're misguided.
		

			If I think I can afford to live life the way I've been living it and then somehow things will
change. I don't understand this equation. That's not how this works. He made it a law and the client
explained it. You know, the verses that we talked about in Switzerland fell in your comment
congressional Saburo Natalie Bumi a teeny weeny
		

			little elephant in Alladhina Cafaro via Nahum, Comala for one and a half Allahu Malema and fee
kumbaya but in your coming committed to Serbia heavily Bumi detainee when you're coming from alfen
yada yada liberal alfine isn't the Allahu Allahu Mau sabihin he talks about as Muslims you are a man
is worth 10 and his impact is influenced one is worth 10
		

			And then, now I see this I see that there's weakness in you. So one is worth two
		

			was was downgraded never in his life either he slipped us into that downgrade he actually occur
never in his life he salatu ascended the Muslims this was a warning from Allah subhanaw taala to
them if you become weak then it's downgraded your influence your impact is downgraded never happened
during his life it his thought was the only time was one to two was nine and they almost lost
everything else was
		

			one two, it was way beyond one to 10 even
		

			and this is something that is worthy of our contemplation a * you heard it was talking to
Allah who you were looking for stuff you know who you're following me I was and was told if you
reinstall Allah
		

			Hamdulillah he Lillahi wa wa sallahu wa salam O Allah Allah may Allah be Yoda. While early he also
had a human who who were far I don't want to call it, quote motilium, Cotabato and Makarora and mold
were in Makara
		

			the whole who inside and you carried on if so who is now who are Omen, Corrado and foster home
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			had this in here, where I had this owner until the chilima and wildbird the Anila one now she asked
me who's doing
		

			so you know, Halima accomplice. kotoba where are we doing a mammogram aka Anna IV well hello
Magellan. Well, hello Magellan.
		

			We were able to attend BARDA Mara in the arrival Muslim one year our telephone
		

			interview Topeka and Tara Yeoman MA in Santa Fe for female female commie had I remember in Canada
your whole column and mortality fan and while can mock Turriff Riachuelo V double Muslim in the
rocks. Well Iacono v murottal. Mostly we had a Ross
		

			final in San Yan, yada yada yada yada yada Oh Milford.
		

			America cool.
		

			Dual will Hadith Kumar will Hadith Latina Bashar reaction of woman to marry him Maria you will
yesterday boo boo I'm wider home when I can usually home and inside in Lydia UD Sufi bathe Allah
		

			one Holly Hema Allah to redo Antara Hara Mota urine Harlan motel even PV nostra to Lily salami when
Muslimeen when
		

			the oming pocket Joe Hilter Dena Kula hula Hema Aki the Dean whatever Hema Who are you don't wanna
run and die yours I absolutely had the comb when I abdomen Nuff said oh, we have to Omen hydrogen.
But then you have to hate her they'll cramp your style.
		

			In the middle third team that Adam
		

			has a cannula Subhanahu wa Taala will collect and
		

			he said that ASR tossed around in the Hadith narrated by Imam Bukhari. Abdullah bin Ahmed tells us
the Prophet alayhi salatu salam says in nama nursery, can you believe that occurred with Teddy Doofy
hahaha, people are like when you have
		

			100 camels you can barely find one that's dependable, reliable. You can barely find one that's
dependable and reliable and they show some initiative and leadership.
		

			Still people who have that ability to be dependable and reliable most people don't.
		

			You think this is the Muslim community? No. Is it not the Muslim community? The majority of the
Muslim commune don't come for Jamar. The majority of the Muslims they don't come for Juma. If all
the Muslim men in this community came for Joomla, we didn't form
		

			or massage at as big as lmm to actually take them all in maybe a third chakra, it may be the best
estimation, maybe a third job or at the restaurant. And my question for you is, are you amongst that
view? To the Quran talks about the few well kalila men a bad idea Chicago and a few of my servants
will truly be thankful and grateful. In a Latina, no, I'm a little slowly hurting. Well, actually,
you don't know whom few of the few people actually understand what it means to internalize their
understanding of Allah, and then live live that impact and live what Allah subhanaw taala? Very few.
So the question for you is, are you amongst that field? Or not? I am telling you, whether you like
		

			it or not, you are, you're amongst the few. Because the majority of Muslims aren't practicing. And
you're in this message. So that means you're amongst that few. And if that few doesn't have the
intention of change, doesn't have the intention of actually taking their lives and turning it around
for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala for the sake of a future that is brighter for themselves and
their children than what hope is there. What can we possibly hope for, if that's not going to
happen?
		

			It's very possible.
		

			The potential is there, I'm not saying it's gonna happen. But the potential is there, you just have
to understand that you're capable, and that you could have weight, you're gonna have a weight, not
physical weight, you're gonna have weight in your community, where you could impact and you can
influence you can change things you can do it. If you ever go and study psilocybin is hardcore, Ibn
Hisham either them. And he opened the book and you read, and you go through your number five, and
six, and seven and eight. Those years are just one story after the other of persecution and torture,
the Prophet SAW, sent himself physically physically out of his sight to his son was being tortured,
		

			his reputation was being ruined psychologically, in every way, he was being mistreated, and all the
Sahaba the same, some of them were being laid on, on live coal until until until their backs burned,
and they couldn't stand straight anymore, tell they're being smoked, they couldn't breathe anymore.
Some of them are being killed. They're being murdered.
		

			And then in the midst of all these stories that are just very sad. There's always a chapter where
they talk about the Islam of two people. There's a lot of people accepting Islam during this period,
but they're not talked about. We don't have like a chapter of it fossil feed Islam, Pula. No, but
these two individuals, there's a chapter in every book of sila that talks about their Islam as if
it's a cosmic incident. This is as if it's an extraterrestrial event that's worthy of just stop. But
that happened, what happened, what was so important as people are being killed and murdered and
mistreated, and processing persecuted and tortured, yeah, but then Hamza accepted Islam, and
		

			accepted Islam. Because of because of the weight of that person.
		

			It was it was the it was the impact that person had on the people. And Allah would say, I was always
afraid, until I until he was accepted Islam and then I always knew I could go in and ask him for
protection. If someone says something to me.
		

			I'm not I'm not accepted. This time. It was its own chapter. So one thing, it's an event worthy of
stopping and telling the story, other people except this time all the time and to see oh, we don't
have events about them. But this guy did it Mr. Lee to go ahead and say we were humiliated, until
Arman accepted Islam, then we had integrity. I could pray in front of Aqaba, openly. No one, no one
dares speak to me because they no longer had told them you leave him. If you speak to him, then you
have to deal with me. And this is not about strength, physical strength. I'm talking about impact.
		

			Later on. This story is intended on Monday I'm talking Hindi, you can find the actual wording of the
story there. I remember the last time I went on a conquest to for Egypt to conquer Egypt.
		

			And he struggled in the middle mister but he couldn't go beyond a certain point. So he said that I
will stop asking for some help. Troops you want an 8000 troops See that's what he needed.
		

			So I will help Ah, but send him troops. I'm also standing on a member to see in the horizon cuz he's
trying to figure out how many troops were sent to he's looking and it's half of what he wants. It's
literally half like he was wasn't hoping for the eight but he's hoping for like seven or six. He got
four. So he's saying that he's very upset. But then coming from the horizon is someone on horseback
who has honorable Hobbs letter? His GitHub, so he's given down a blouse he opens to get up he reads
it and this is what I said but um that took me out of it
		

			and I couldn't be open rod you know mean who else in NACA in so it will be my alma mater, Dakota,
I'm at Geneva Cemani at Yala. When he told me about him.
		

			He told him I sent you 4000 People leaving each 1000 is one man was worth 1000 So when you're asked
what I sent you, you will say 8000 people and if you say 4000 I will take off your head.
		

			So I'm gonna ask of course out of fear said fine. He sent to him a survey of no one and squid and
Oba during the summit and Muslim Abdi McCullough they'll be Allah who I know my Jemaine.
		

			When he finished the conquest of Egypt, he sent back to Omar saying lolium Tulsi, ilaha IL herba,
Jennifer, Luca like alpha. You didn't have to send the 4000 All you have to send with those four
people have been enough to have wait to have that impact in a society to be used.
		

			someone who sees the need sees the GOP and goes for it. They're not distracted. They don't wait for
confirmation. They're not waiting for people to applaud them or offer them permission, they see the
need. And they go for it because they feel ownership upon this home. Because they feel that they
belong, that this is my story, that it's time is your story, you have to feel that and then you will
have impact and influence. And then a person can be worth 1000, or a million or a billion or
whatever number is that it goes on to or or we can stay exactly the way we are. Or we can stay
exactly the way we are. I give this Clickbank and you leave and you live your life the same way. So
		

			do I. And we expect somehow miraculously that things will change even though nothing has changed
internally for us. Nothing has been sparked. And there's no intention of turning things around in
any form. Brothers and sisters, if you're tired, if you are tired of watching the news, and seeing
children in chalk or dead with their parents morning them if this is something that you don't want
to continue to watch. Have you ever thought about how many Muslim countries have been in turmoil
over the years, I'm only 38. But I can count for you what I remember. Kosovo, and Kashmir, parts of
Pakistan and until this day, Myanmar, China,
		

			Oman, Sudan, Libya, Algeria, Tunis, Egypt and Yemen,
		

			Lebanon,
		

			the miserable country, I come from Syria and the ongoing holy land. And that's all I can remember
standing here without a paper in front of me that has written down all of the atrocities that have
occurred. If you don't want that to be continued to be the case in the future, then tell me what are
you going to do about it? What are you going to change has to start with that has to start from
something on the inside? What is going to change? How are you going to be different? In what way? Do
you feel that this moment is yours? Do you feel responsible? Do you have ownership you feel that you
can be someone who has impact? Are you willing to do that or you just want to keep on coming here
		

			listening and then someone like me standards here complaints and complaints and talks about death
and everyone just feels bad for a few months and make dry we walk out we continue normally?
		

			I don't know. I for one, I'm tired.
		

			It's hard to continue to watch all this. It's hard without your some point you just feel
		

			why are we doing it? What's the point?
		

			What's the point? Is there a point? Of course there is. But there has to be you have to see change.
We have to we have the potential. My hope that today's the potential is there. Change can happen.
I'm sorry. All I can tell you is Ken. I can only use that as the only word I can use. I can't say is
I can't say well, I can't I'll be lying to you if I did. I'll be selling you wishful thinking just
to make you feel better. But I don't know. I know that can for sure. I absolutely can we absolutely
can. And that's what needs to be thought about and that's maybe the intention you take in your heart
before Ramadan. So Allah Allah grant us the ability inshallah Tada to be better and to do better.
		

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tomorrow we will begin the Ramadan prep sessions I'll share with you in sha Allah Tada the plan for
Ramadan so you know what's happening before Ramadan and throughout the holy month of Ramadan.
Shoutout to Salah