Adnan Rajeh – Ramadan Reminders – Building Altruism and Compassion

Adnan Rajeh

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The importance of renewing intentions to achieve Islam's teachings is emphasized, along with the need to practice compassion and empathy towards fasting. The speakers stress the importance of learning from experiences and practicing compassion and empathy towards fasting. The use of language and reflecting on past experiences is also emphasized. The importance of avoiding distractions and learning from the experience of others is also emphasized. The use of language and language in one's daily lives is also discussed, along with the need for individuals to prove themselves and commit themselves to their values.

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			Ramadan,
		
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			I find that my best tragedy my my best strategy is to offer malonic reminders.
		
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			Instead of going through a series of Hulkbuster, I find it Ramadan is just best to remind people of
what we are actually witnessing.
		
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			What opportunity Allah subhanaw taala is offering us every moment for the next 27 days.
		
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			to regroup, to refocus, to encourage each other, to motivate each other, to make sure that we take
advantage of what Allah subhanaw taala has put in front of us.
		
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			I'm an offer three reminders. And the number the first one, which is the reminder that I offer in
every hotbar I've been giving Ramadan for the last maybe eight years.
		
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			We'll always start with this. And if you've heard this before, then I'm glad.
		
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			Didn't you renew your intention? I find that Fridays and Ramadan serve as checkpoints.
		
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			Just opportunities to remind ourselves what it is that we set out to achieve at the beginning of
this month or before this month began.
		
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			intentions get old, we forget them.
		
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			We get distracted, we drift away a little bit from what we wanted to do. At the beginning. We lose
focus of what we were what we set out to achieve.
		
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			Renew your intention. If you learn to do this in your life, as a Muslim, if you're capable
		
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			of renewing our intention every step of the way, taking a step back and reminding yourself of why it
is that you have set out to achieve these goals who it is that you are trying to please What do you
want from this month? What are you hoping Allah subhanaw taala offers you and grants you? What are
you going to do to achieve that? What did you do last year that didn't work that you should maybe
change this year around? Renewing our intentions allows us to
		
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			practice a little bit of self awareness, a little bit of self accountability, which is why he is so
important in Islam is why everything in Islam that has any value always starts with your intention.
Without an intention. It means nothing at all. Use Fridays if not more often, at least Fridays use
them. Just take a step back and renew your intention again. What is it that I wanted to achieve?
		
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			How has my performance been the last couple of days? Am I still focused or I'm a somehow
		
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			all forgotten to what I'm trying to do.
		
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			Part of that and so along what you should be doing a part of renewing your intention is revising the
number of distractions that you have in your life. And I've talked about this before. Take a look at
that, again.
		
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			What is what distracts you throughout your day, from being the best person that you can be from
being the Muslim that you know you would like to be the person who is going from invoca advocating
Allah subhanho wa Taala to supplicating Allah subhanho wa taala, to reciting the Quran, to learning
something new to increasing your knowledge to being with your family and performing instead of throw
him or Bill validate or whatever it is that you can find yourself achieving or performing.
		
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			Look at those distractions and remove them.
		
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			Whether they are apps on a phone
		
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			or points on a calendar, schedule, whatever they are, remove that which you do not need to do, and
replace the time that you would use. Doing those things with something that is much more productive.
That's the point. That's what renewing your intentions helps you to do. Because it reminds you I
think I'm spending a little bit more more too much time staring at my feed, or engaging in social on
social media or answering to answering texts I don't necessarily need to or looking at my emails,
maybe I don't need to do this right now. It's not important. Try and remove your distractions. Very
important and Ramadan if you're if you're going to achieve what Allah subhanaw taala wants you to
		
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			achieve in Ramadan, which is that purity, that clarity,
		
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			that closeness to Allah subhana wa Italys remove distractions for you already, like he started the
month out by doing it for you. He removed shape on here that's out this close the doors of jahannam.
Let's open the doors of Jenna. Let's see that will help you along your way a bit. Now it's our turn
to make sure that we take whatever substance sequential steps we have to take to allow that to it to
actually work. So if he removed some distractions for us that we couldn't remove otherwise, like I
have a button that I can press to ask a time for a break. It doesn't happen that way. Allah subhanaw
taala history days are moving for you continue the process, remove whatever distractions that you
		
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			can remove in your life and see if that will help you out inshallah. Number two second reminder,
which is the bulk of this.
		
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			It's important that you learn from Ramadan, the lesson is that Ramadan is here to teach this often
goes.
		
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			We often go through Ramadan and don't pay attention to these things. I'm not gonna talk about the
really clear ones like like gratitude, for example, and an appreciation because those are pretty,
pretty clear. I talked about them every year. But Ramadan is here to teach us a little bit of
compassion and altruism.
		
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			Ramadan comes along to allow us to understand these two concepts that are very, very fundamental
within Islam. They almost come together, they are hallmarks of the prophets of Allah, Allah Azza wa
sallam his character by far.
		
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			It's a problem for us to go through Ramadan and walk out the end of it and not really understand
what they mean to us. You see, the reason that we've one of the reasons that we fast, so that we can
feel the feeling that we're feeling right now, the feeling that you have in your stomach right now
is not a very pleasant is it? It's not, it's not pleasant at all. I am very thirsty is not it's not
a pleasant feeling to have, when you're trying to speak, it's very, very difficult and very
frustrating. So it's not pleasant if you're thirsty, or hungry. But you do that for 30 days
straight. Why? Well, the best addict counselors in the world are previous addicts. Those who
		
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			performed the best data, in my opinion, are those who were very last beforehand. Once you
experienced something that was negative in any way, you're really good at helping those who are
experienced walking down the same route, those who are in the midst of that same experience, it's
just the nature of how we are, if you've experienced something difficult, when you run into someone
who's going through that same experience, you have an upper hand in helping them in helping and
serving them. Because you have developed a certain degree of compassion and empathy towards this
struggle.
		
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			Fasting is designed to help us do that. Because as you sit there tired, and hungry and thirsty, you
start to appreciate a little bit more, maybe what other people feel, you start to think to yourself,
I don't want other people to feel this way. I don't want other people to feel this way unless they
are fasting for the sake of Allah as I am right now. But not because they have no other choice. Not
because they don't have a way out. I don't want a child to feel this way. Because there's nothing in
their house to eat. We don't want that and you develop the empathy and the compassion that allows
you to that motivates you to do something because during fasting because you get to feel it you get
		
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			to that's why when you're fasting a really important part of fasting is reflection is contemplation
of fasting itself.
		
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			Don't just
		
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			focus on the
		
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			on the end on McRib, don't fast for other animals. And if you're not fasting for that, then you're
fasting for Allah subhanho wa Taala Mogilev is just a more
		
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			meant that you don't, don't focus on that. At the end, think about what's happening right now to
you. Think about this feeling. Think about others who may feel something similar.
		
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			If you feel a bit tired today, you'll find that your ability to process information is a bit slower.
My ability to speak in explaining things is not what it would it would be if I had my breakfast
today or my teeth, that's for sure. Much more difficult. So I find myself slower. I respond a little
bit later. I'm not as sharp as I usually am. I found myself yesterday standing in the middle of an
intersection trying to take a left, I'm not on my phone, I'm totally focused, still didn't still
didn't do it on time, doing the exact same thing, that someone, if they were doing it in front of
me, I would have had a lot to say about their driving skills. If I was behind them, I would I like
		
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			to see another one another one of these people who keeps on giving us the driver's license.
		
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			I was doing the exact same thing was standing in the middle of the middle of the intersection. And I
couldn't seem to take the left. Why? Because I was hungry. Because yesterday I had a horrible
headache. At four o'clock.
		
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			After a long day of work and longer to come, I was tired. So I thought to myself, this is a good
example. This is an amazing opportunity for me to maybe change the way I am a little bit. Maybe the
next time I'm standing behind someone, I don't know what's happening to them. I don't know what
their life is like, I don't know what's going through their mind. I don't know what type of
experiences they have. Maybe this is how they feel all the time. Maybe they feel like this all the
time. Maybe Allah Subhan Allah has blessed me with an ability to be a bit more sharp, maybe the
person in front of me doesn't have that. Maybe I shouldn't be judging them. Maybe I should calm
		
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			down.
		
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			Just calm down a bit, and show a little bit of compassion to the person in front of me to the human
being that Allahu Allah and what they're going through. That's what normal Dawn is for. But you're
but in order for that to work for you and Ramadan, you have to reflect a little bit. You have to
stop thinking about yourself and how miskeen you are right now. Because you didn't have your morning
coffee, and home is skinny or that you didn't eat your Yanni you're going to work without breakfast.
Stop thinking about it that way.
		
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			We're only Mr. Keane in the sense that we want Allah subhanaw taala is generosity. But otherwise, I
don't really see how we would describe ourselves that way.
		
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			Isn't it interesting that the first thing you do when you're allowed to eat? Once you once you're
allowed to eat? You take your tumble you drink your water? What is the best D to do at that moment?
Islamically what is the best deed by hands down? The best thing to do?
		
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			The fleetest saw him
		
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			be someone else. The best thing to do? Yes, you should make dua I'm not saying but the best thing to
do hands down without any. There's no competition. There's no competition with this. The moment you
break your fast, turn the focus be on you know, let the focus be on someone else. feed someone else
go look for someone but walk find someone to feed. But you're up I've been
		
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			Yeah, that's the problem. We're still focused on me.
		
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			I am fasting. I am hungry. I want to eat minimi
		
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			we're missing the point. We're missing the point. We're completely missing the point. You have food
Habib You can eat anytime you want. You have way, way more food than you will ever need.
		
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			Learn the lesson. But in the lesson that is that is embedded in this month. Think of others think of
how they feel. And then once you break your fast before you think of yourself, see if you can feed
someone else. What do we do right after Ramadan is over we pays a catheter. It's called a filter.
		
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			It's called with filters. So they can eat the Sooners to give out food profit. That's what he used
to do. He used to give up wheat and barley and dates it would be food. Okay, think about money. But
this is what he did it he decided to pick it up to 30 days of experiencing hunger 30 days of being
thirsty and hungry all day. Now we have a much better appreciation of what that must must mean to
the first thing we do. That's how we celebrate we celebrate by feeding people by making sure that no
one's hungry that day.
		
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			By making sure that Muslims aren't that they are not hungry.
		
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			That's the mentality. That's what we're supposed to be learning from all of this. The altruism Can
we look at the Prophet Allah in the verses that we just talked about the Prophet alayhi salam is
described by BML Rama Chi Minh Allah you can remove them. If it's if it confuses you linguistically,
you can just understand it. Fabula Amity mean Allah meaning and it's through the mercy that Allah
granted you Lynn teller whom this is what he said Lynn teller whom, Linda you became easy with them,
you became tender towards them.
		
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			It's through the mercy that Allah subhanaw taala put in your heart that you became easy and tender
with them. And had you not been opened up vulva had you not become easy and tender? And had you not
found that that empathy in your heart towards them then felt boom and how they could have left you
long time ago? Who would have been left alone?
		
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			The Prophet alayhi salaatu wa said imagine I know your thoughts. I'm his realization
		
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			So what realizations he has out of your salatu salam he speaks with Gibreel he under he went on the
journey of Mirage Allahu salatu wa sallam he saw that was no human being saw his realizations and
understanding of the world is very specific. It was very clear, there was no room for any doubt or
there was no room for controversy in his in the way he saw things. So when he saw someone who wasn't
following Allah subhanaw taala his teachings to him, it must have been seen, what are you doing?
What are you doing? What are you you lost your mind? Someone who's actually pushing people away?
He's looking at them, how could you if you're not gonna take care of yourself, you're gonna harm
		
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			others. Had he approached things like that none of this would have worked.
		
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			Islam would be a small cult somewhere in the middle of Arabia, or a few tribes that are wandering
the desert. 2 billion people today are looking around you. How many ethnicities surrounds you right
now? age groups Jen everything around you. Why? Because the Prophet alayhi salatu salam through the
mercy that Allah put in his heart was able to be sure to show them ease, to show them love to show
them empathy, Allah salatu salam.
		
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			And that's what Ramadan is designed to do for you and I
		
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			is designed so that we can
		
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			adopt that adopt that mentality of mercy and compassion is the most sensitive test for a Muslim
		
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			is exquisitely sensitive. Now specific, other faiths and other people can be compassionate and
Mersive all the time. But it's extremely sensitive for you as a Muslim, you're a Muslim and you're
not compassionate that you've been doing this whole thing wrong. And whoever taught you this whole
thing, you need to go relearn it because it doesn't work that way.
		
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			The closer you are to Allah subhana wa Tada the more compassionate the more the more altruistic.
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			like in the Euro community, or the Lisa and the Houma InDeck but ya Ramadan Allah you alumina
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			I narrate this hadith in the morning, I feel like it's very appropriate to narrate right now for
you.
		
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			Privately aside to Islam, after a shot once a man came to him and told him you understood Hola,
Bella menial, gehad I'm tired. Hola, hey, that's the wording in the funny thing.
		
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			He said he also I'm very tired.
		
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			He understood all of his salatu salam immediately.
		
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			He had nothing in his home.
		
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			And I hope you're you listen to these words, you reflect upon them until fourth time, because
honestly, if you don't reflect on what's being said, then there's no point of saying it. He had
nothing in his home. Meaning he if you took them home, there was nothing for him to feed him. He had
nothing. So he stood up a Fila manual by evil had that module who will who can take this man on?
He's not commanding because the people of Medina had been spread as thin as possible, to their
ultimate limits absolute limits. Why? Because every house had another person living in it a family
from animal hygiene. Everyone did their part. So we couldn't just throw out to us and say take this
		
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			person anymore. You couldn't do it. You've already done it so many times. There's no one so you have
to ask. Well, someone take this man.
		
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			They put their hand up on gentlemen, I'll take him
		
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			take him home. He asked his wife what do we have of college and then I'll go to the ER who to
Serbia. We have the food that we're going to feed the boys just enough for the boys not even enough
for the two of us. Bacala No, we need him to let him distract them put them to sleep so much for
yourselves and turn off the light all the time put the food
		
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			away and he can eat and we can act like we're eating we'll just take a spoon and clunk on the on the
metal he'll think we're eating and then he can have his food because the Prophet Allah has also
given to me I'm gonna feed him
		
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			that's what they did come to your obviously the man is gonna bring the brother to Fajr to pray with
the Prophet alayhi salatu was some sort of authority or sorcerer article your turns to him. And he
says you
		
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			in Allah but the Ijebu feudi word Nicobar Hagar no Sonny recomand Leila. Indeed Allah is in awe.
He's impressed with the laughter of what you have done, obviously, in a way that suits his
magnificence in His grace Subhana, which I didn't know where you see similar to his gender.
		
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			But he's impressive what you did last night. And then he recites Subhana wa sallahu wa sallam the
idea that that was sent by Gibreel.
		
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			Will you feel Runa either and foresee him well? Oh, can I be him? Kasasa will mean you will crush
your hand FC he for Hola, eco homophily Hoon. And they show altruism. They prefer others over
themselves. They are selfless. Even though they are in a state of Kasasa. Kasasa means poverty.
		
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			That's what it means. It doesn't mean they don't have enough or they don't have as much as they
want. It means they are in poverty, meaning they don't have tonight enough food to feed their
children. If they feed their children, they have to go to sleep. They have to go to sleep hungry.
		
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			Is that even something we understand? Does that even make any sense to anyone sitting here? No, the
answer is no. Because we've never been through that. So if Allah subhanaw taala has been so generous
with us that we've never ever had to had to even experience that even remotely, never even had to
think of that, then maybe using the Madonna's time to really think about it, to feel it so that you
can generate the empathy that is needed for us to be proper Muslims, because I don't feel we have
enough of it. There's a there's a lack of empathy and altruism in the hearts of Muslims and is
coming from having too much. If we have less, we would feel people's pain a bit more. And then we
		
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			would be more we would want to give more. It's funny that the poorest of people on the earth are the
people who give the most and the ones who have the most give, the less the least not in amounts. But
in terms of percentages. I'm talking. I'm not talking about amounts. I'm talking about percentages
when someone brings 100 And then you have a million if someone makes $1. But they have to it's not
the same. It's not the same. The compassion and altruism required for that second one is much more
difficult.
		
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			Maybe you are sure Hennessy and the one
		
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			was protected from the selfishness. That's the what the word shock means. Sure is selfishness bowl
is stinginess, it's a whole different thing Sure, is selfishness. Those who are protected from the
selfishness of themselves, will it go home and hopefully, they're the ones are going to be the most
successful.
		
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			My third and quick last reminder
		
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			that your is much more important than all of the tarawih that's ever been prayed since the beginning
of time. And until you will Milka Yama. Not every measure, no, any random visual anywhere on the
planet. Any visual that you pray at any time in your life is much more valuable than all the
taraweeh that you'll ever pray. It's just not me standing on a member with you know, with no brain
at all to say you tell people don't come for tomorrow, you know, don't you must come first of all,
we that's how you gain Allah subhanaw taala is love it's through then our thing is to proving
yourself committing yourself standing, reading the Quran, pushing yourself to your limits, but I'm
		
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			reminding you that federal is much more valuable. If you want the full measure, then Russia and
federal have to be your targets when it comes to Ramadan. And then you get as much taloja as
possible into them. But remind yourself that federal is much more valuable. I am obligated to remind
you of that because if I'm not then you may hold me accountable Wendy because I spend a lot of time
remind encouraging people of tarawih and hutzpah and reciting the Quran. But if I don't tell you
that failure is more valuable than you may hold me accountable because it is by far it is. So just
keep that in mind as we go throughout the month inshallah to Allah. We have a after all sort of
		
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			program every day where we just recite the Quran, there are brothers who sit around who are open to
helping you recite, memorize if you want to learn to lead whatever it is you want to do. However you
want to enhance your experience with the book of Allah to learn it, then you're welcome to come and
you'll find someone here in sha Allah to help you I just want to kind of share that with you why
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			to the karoun
		
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			Allahu Allah