Adnan Rajeh – Sunday Tafseer Halaqah – End of Surat AlMumtahinah

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The speakers discuss the negative impact of behaviors like drinking and touching women on society, which lead to negative consequences. They emphasize the importance of protecting family and community, setting boundaries, and communicating clearly to avoid negative consequences. They also mention a woman who was hesitant to commit to punishment until she found out she was a woman.

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			wasafi As you may know that the Rachel load data, the goal is to conclude
		
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			the GFC and under citation of Sumitomo tahina are moved to Hana both are correct wordings. And then
inshallah next week we will start with this was the stuff in sha Allah Allah and the sutras office
with Mukdahan, I get a bit shorter, which I did and I showed them kind of the longer ones, the ones
after that are either a page and a half or two pages at the most.
		
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			So this was actually basically just going on to the end of the Quran just becomes smaller and
shorter and shorter, and become more concise and more summarized, I enjoy them a lot and I find them
fascinating. And And surely I can, I'm gonna try my best to make them interesting to you. So Dana
talks about the organizational aspect of the relationships Muslims have with with non Muslims. And
it looks at three categories non Muslims, or non combative, non Muslims who are combative, and those
who were recently accepted Islam meaning convert, so we just entered this lab during a time of
combat. And these are three, three basic scenarios that Susanna covers.
		
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			For the most part, in our lives, we will be dealing with non Muslims non combative, right? Non
combative, very rarely will you run into a Muslim who is combative, non Muslim who was actually
trying to deny you your rights, which is what the sort of defines for us meaning.
		
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			When we say the word how to be which is the word that you find in the books that will suit and fill
both. When when the talk about gopher taco disbelievers divided them into two main groups how to be
human and how to be this very important. By the way, anyone who says any bit of a sort of economics
immediately the
		
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			the Quran has verses that talk about gopher here have been handcuffed have been in the Quran has
verses that talks about non believers, believers who are combative, how to be meaning someone who
was engaging in acts of war against you, right, and just believers who are non combative. And when
you read the Quran, if you don't know how to differentiate the two, and you don't know the context,
that leads up to it, then you're gonna be very confused. And you're gonna start misusing verses or
misunderstanding what's being said, which is why I believe it's important to kind of go through
these tools. And so we're gonna die is a really good example. And this is the first session you're
		
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			listening to sort of Medina and you have to go back and listen to the beginning, it's very important
to do so there's a lot to learn from talking with dentists, for sure.
		
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			Because it talks about the relationship we're supposed to have with the combative disbelievers. And
it defines for us what combative means. So those who deny you your fundamental rights, those who
persecute you, or those who help those who persecute you. Those are the three things if they exist,
and you are not allowed Islamically, to show them,
		
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			to show them, to show them love or to have them as your allies, that's what you're required to do.
You're required for sure not to make them your allies and not to shower them with love, you need to
draw a line whenever people are doing that. The Quran, the Sunnah actually does not give us any
specific command of what we should do, it just tells us what we shouldn't do. And that and that is a
huge theme in the Quran, that I point out quite often, and I hope that you're paying attention to
it, the Quran has a lot of and a lot of aspects of the teachings is is in the negative.
		
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			The reason being that if it's in the positive, then you're restricted to doing this one thing, right
in the negative, it just takes off the table one or two behaviors and leaves everything else on the
table, giving you more options in terms of your behaviors and practices. Instead of telling you do
this, they will tell you don't do this. Now, they may say in the same, they may seem the same to
you, but they're not. Because in the world is not only just two things that can be done, even though
it may seem to be the case, that may seem to be the case. But really, it's not in the world. That's
not how things work. If I give you if I tell you behaving in a certain manner, that you're
		
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			restricted to behaving in that certain manner, if you don't, then you just obey the command. But if
I tell you don't behave in this manner, I've opened up the door for any other type of behavior. And
if you do any other type of behavior that is much more, it's easier for you, you have something to
choose from. So you have a little bit more autonomy, meaning there's a little more flexibility for
you if you're living in a different place or a different time and you have struggles and challenges
that maybe the people before you did not have.
		
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			And that's why when it comes to relationships with the non Muslims, combative, those who are
actually going after your rights. The verses came in the sense of what you are denied to do in them
and how qumola this is what I'm telling you not to do with them until a low who do not take them as
your allies at the beginning of the surah he talked about to seal Rwanda in a dental corner in a
humanoid don't shower them with your love. Those are the things you're not supposed to do. He will
assign some talents either as a sort of explained, make love between you and them. I say Hola Hola.
Hola. Vegana como Bina Latina? Are they two men whom you will bring love amongst you and your
		
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			enemies one at one point
		
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			but that that is going to take time, a lot needs to happen in the meantime a lot of changes need to
occur, they have to stop being what they are, you have to have the upper hand, one of the two things
which is the profit out of yourselves and did when he had the upper hand he he slaughters me forgave
he forgave him like in abundance, he offered alpha in abundance, only a few people were not offered
alpha, maybe six people altogether if you go to the books of Sierra only out of those six, two were
actually executed at the six four of them were offered Alpha later on the no the bloodshed numbers
was not either but it was very very, very few like then it was very limited numbers. Because of the
		
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			when you have the upper hand you're allowed to you need to show your just don't take them as Allah
He said you don't. It's very simple. Everything else is on the table, anything else you want to do
being fair. And
		
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			on the other hand, when he
		
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			when he talked about the non Muslims, or non combative, the way it was explained was lie and
Hakimullah who Anila the NLM your cause you to come to Dini, whenever you're free to come in, dare
come and take a room or to proceed to either him using the Set in the frame of the way freedom of
speech was, you are not denied, you are not prohibited, you're not being told not to do something,
it's maybe a bit confusing for you. But it's also give me a second here. If I tell you you're
prohibited to doing to do one thing, and opening the door to do everything else aside it. If I'm
telling you that you are not prohibited from doing this one thing.
		
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			What does that lead to?
		
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			Philosophically? What does that lead to?
		
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			When I double negative for him, when he hit you with a double negative? I tell you lie and hyperbola
I am not prohibiting you from doing this.
		
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			Right. I am opening the door for you to do everything around that more than it and less than it's
anything. Or, or am I? I'm challenging. I'm asking you to think about this for a moment.
		
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			Think about it in your life. If someone tells you, I am not denying you need the ability to do
something, you're not being denied the ability to do this. So what does that mean for you? What does
that entail?
		
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			Yeah, this is a philosophical conundrum that it's well documented, well known.
		
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			Now I won't bore you with it, but it's giving you the base minimum.
		
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			You tell you this is the least you can do. So Diane, how come Hola, hola, hola, Dena,
		
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			Antigua, Ruhama toxic to La Jolla, and then better and this, this is the least you can do. Just do
this and above. Do this and whatever comes after it. In terms of goodness, that's what this leads
to. So this wording that Alex found that he's using is, is used for a reason, because it
linguistically does what it leads to. It leads to the fact that lag and Hakimullah the double
negative meaning this is the least everything above that is what you're recommended to do in the
mind, how can will exclusively you're denied to do one thing, you're opening the door for all the
other things that you could do everything else that you can mean everything that's below it. In the
		
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			main Hakimullah, everything that's below it, you can say well, and to allow him to take them allies,
just not take them allies. What about fighting on their side? I can do that, right? Because he said,
Oh, no, because that's that's more than taking the ballet. So you can't go above it in their mind,
how come Allah He gives you one thing you can't do, you can't do that. And anything that comes above
it in terms of of support, so you can't take them as outlines or anything that comes above that. The
other the double negatives does the opposite, is that this is the least you can do, it'll be a real
test, you have to do anything above that, that is the least you can do, if that makes sense. So this
		
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			is and this is the definition or this how Allah Subhan defines the relationship we have with with
non Muslims, whether they are combative, or non combative, as you can see, since Allah subhanaw
taala is defining our relationship with them based on them means that we have a consistency in the
way that we deal with people. You see, the way we go by them is not based on us, it is based on
them. Meaning we have consistency with the way that we deal with people in general, the only time
something would change is if they would change towards us, meaning if something changes from the way
that they are treating us again, another important point to notice is not based on changes we have
		
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			made the couture, I didn't go through saying well if you are strong, then this is your relationship.
If you are weak, then this is what you do. And if you are many than if you're a few and if you are
poor, and if you're no it didn't, it didn't go through any conditions that we have to have in order
for this to occur. Is that making sense to you? Like there's no conditions on us? The conditions is
on the other side, meaning that there is no it doesn't make a difference whether we are wealthy or
poor, strong or weak doing well or not doing too well. You are not united or disorganized and
divided. It doesn't make a difference. You will deal with people in the following manner which is
		
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			basically and bear unless they change and become combative then you are not allowed to take them as
allies. And that's it. So it's not about us. It's about them. Which is why if you go back if you
were here for the earlier sessions, when we recited the piece about Ibrahim alayhis salam, then
after the kind of political Musa tune Hassan, Hassan I don't feed him
		
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			Rahima Well, Edina Ma is cordially for me him in Bora woman come when we match I will do what I'm
gonna do like I thought when I become morbidly obese and our beta Kamala talked about that that took
me to be Lucha Libre family Islam drew a line with them based on what they were doing based on how
they were treating him based on this belief set that they were carrying, that was oppressive towards
him, which is why he drew the line the way he did it, his salatu salam, same thing. If you go back
to the first in the sewer that we recited, where Allah subhanaw taala said that why do we want to do
welcome earlier, I'm trying to tie it together. So you can see the Sunnah actually began with the
		
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			command of don't take my enemy and yours as an ally.
		
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			The sorta began with that command, don't take them as an ally. The last verse we recited, or
technically the last semester decided last week was, well, don't take them as allies if they are
combative. That's how the story began. And then it explained what the problem was still gonna lay
him Beloved,
		
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			you are showering them with love, because the governor will be major occupational health they have
just believed everything of all the truth has come to you. You can join our sooner what a year and
took no biller here have become and they remove you, they displace you and the profit from the homes
that you were living in, only because and taught me noble I have become so that you stopped
believing in Allah here, Lord, or because of the fact that you believe in Allah here, Lord.
		
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			That's
		
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			what sort of Medina explains, explains to us why it is that the relationship must change. The fact
that he's telling us not to take them as allies, again, opens up for many other things, just not
that or anything above it. It also means that the Muslims had a tendency of doing that, anyways,
		
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			Muslims had a tendency to take them as allies, you only give a command that makes sense to the
context that you have.
		
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			All right, you only make a command that is in keeping with the context that you're stuck with. And
I'll explain to you what I mean, here in a moment, I'll give you an example to show that will make
sense to you.
		
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			So if you have, for example,
		
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			two children at home.
		
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			And one of them is extremely aggressive towards the other one.
		
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			For you to give a piece of advice by saying, okay,
		
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			the person who's aggressive to the towards the other one right for you to take the one who's
aggressive, and say that if your sibling does not treat you, well, then then you don't, you're
allowed not to show them love, you're not, that doesn't actually make a difference, because they're
already being aggressive. They're already being aggressive to tell them not to be
		
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			to restrict the amount of kindness that they're going to show when they're already being aggressive.
makes zero sense. That's bad parenting. And that's lack of seeing what's happening in front of you.
The only time you would give that command is if one of the siblings was being mistreated or abused,
but kept on being extremely kind to the other one, and you have to explain, oh, you have to stand up
for yourself. Sometimes you can't continue to show them this degree of kindness, if they're not
being nice to you, right? Or it's makes no sense at this command does not have it. That's why
understanding the context of the point is to important this command, you can only understand it, if
		
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			you understand the context, the context of the Muslims were continuously taking their enemies, the
people who are depriving them or denying them their fundamental rights as their allies, they wanted
to, to extend their hand in friendship. And in partnership, they wanted to, they wanted to keep on
doing it, despite the fact that they were being betrayed. And they were being mistreated. They're
being displaced from their homes, and their enemy was continuing, continuously speaking about their
lack of their rights to have a faith or to have a home. But the Muslims know, we keep on doing, we
keep on living by our ethics. So the client had to come and say, No, you need to cut it out a little
		
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			bit, you have to you have to slow down, you have to stop, you have to pull back a bit, stop putting
your hand out to those who don't don't allow you, or else this command has no has no meaning to it,
it just
		
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			has to the commands have to have to come to the person within a context that works for them. So if
you're being commanded to do something, that means you weren't doing it before. And now you're going
to do it or else again, it makes no sense for you to be commanded to do something you were already
doing before, or you were doing before. It has to be the opposite, in order for it to mean so if
you're told not to do something, that means you were doing it or you are thinking of doing it or you
are close to doing it, or else there's no context makes no sense. So that's why when you read these
verses, you have to understand what was happening. The Muslims were being reminded by Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala that they have to stand a little bit more firm in front of they want, they want their enemies
to find guidance. That's what the Quran taught. The client was very is very strong and very clear on
the fact that you must and you wish guidance upon that you're your worst even in the middle of
battle.
		
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			without the codename and Aloka in Aiken was Santa, let's demo Amina debit alone out of that
hierarchy dunya in the midst of calm and Mr. War, if they say that, you know, in Allah, you have to
pull you back your sword, even though this is not a very good time for someone to come convert. And
this is very scary because this person can allow them why he converted, it has happened, but that's
what the Quran taught. So the Muslims, okay, they understood the concept, the concept is that of
compassion, of love of extending your hand in friendship is wanting Dawa is wanting he Dahlia for
people. But then the Quran came and restricted, maybe when you need to stand your ground and say no
		
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			more.
		
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			That makes sense. That's what the Quran teaches. So this idea of Muslims being this blood thirsty
group of people is idiotic, it's insane. It is bizarre, it is something that was inserted by by
groups that are evil in nature. Those who actually inserted this idea, forget about the the puppets
that they use to convince you that that's the case. Those puppets are meaningless to the they've
always been meaningless. They existed since that time, I've always been a part of this, they've
always cause problems, and they've never been of any value at all, and no one cares for them. But
it's the evil groups that actually inserted this idea and use it that propaganda that is evil is
		
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			evil, when you're being convinced that you are something that you are not, so that you can
continuously be ashamed of your own identity. That's what it's not the first time that
		
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			they've done that. Colonial powers have not this is not the first time they've done this. They've
been doing this for a long time. They did it to the people who lived in this land, they've done it
to every group of people they've they've actually went to historically they enter land, and they
make the people in front of them one of the ways it makes them feel that they should be ashamed of
what they are and who they are, by taking things by by playing on people's ignorance by playing on
people's lack of knowledge. And then and then just propagating that an idea. And then after a while
the people believe that that's who they are. They believe that the Quran is somehow bloodthirsty in
		
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			the Quran isms, when it's not. And they believe that their ancestors were people who were God, he
basically just
		
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			just wanted war and just wanted to, for heads to fly out. You believe it and he said, Okay, that
seems what it seems like it was so you start maybe wanting to whatever was never was, it's an
illusion. It was all just a big bubble. That was never the case. And once you once Muslims come to
that conclusion, their confidence in their own faith will change their confidence in their Deen will
change their adherence to it will change and, and even the the potential for data changes. Because
once we debunk something that never existed,
		
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			it will just be just another dirty political trick that the colonial powers want to use, then things
change. And I'm very adamant on this idea
		
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			is a very important one. This is one of the most harmful ideologies that that came out of the world,
any defective Muslims in the last couple of decades, very, very harmful. making us believe that
somehow we were resorting and see how it works, you'll find that that's not the case. You're being
told that you need to slow down for your own protection, so that you don't become fifth Natalie
Lilina kufra. Right isn't that the daughter Ibrahim made at the end of that first page. And I've
been allowed to January 5, Anita Lilla Dena CAFO, don't make us weak to the point where the kuffaar
persecute us and then we are their test. They don't do well on the test. We die as martyrs and go
		
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			the agenda and they all go to *. So we don't want that scenario. We don't want that scenario
where we didn't stand our ground and now we are weak. And now we are persecuted by the enemy and the
enemy basically wipes us out. We all die and go to the agenda as martyrs and they go to Jehovah for
killing us. That's not something we want. That's why most of these development units will make the
same dua
		
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			or banana fit Natalia will call me a volley Nina, when a Gina bureaucratic I'm gonna call mill
carefully, we don't hope to be persecuted. We don't want to be personally we shouldn't that's not
something that we aim for that we plan for. How do you make sure that that's not the case? You don't
extend your hand in friendship with those who are persecuting you, which is the problem that we have
today. The problem in our wisdom OMA today is what we call delta BIA. This is a real problem. When
you normalize relationships with forces that persecute you, then basically, you're going against the
the simple and clear and very consent condensed command that Allah subhanaw taala gave that really
		
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			doesn't there's not much else to it, and gave it in the form of yen, how come? You're prohibited to
do one thing? Just don't take us allies? Obviously, nothing higher than that, which is, you know,
ridiculous, but you don't take us allies. So when you start building alliances with those who
continue to persecute you, openly.
		
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			I mean, if it wasn't clear, the last 1015 years and it should be clear now, right after 16,000
People have been buried under the rubble. I think that should be a good enough
		
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			argument that you don't normalize relationships with this group. They don't see you as equal. They
don't see you as human. They don't think that you have any right to be in any form or manner the
land that you've lived in with your ancestors for
		
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			Many, many centuries and millennials, then then that has to change.
		
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			I don't think it will, but but at least the voice has to be there. The Muslim voice has to be there,
regardless of your background, my German habits and what your Michelob is, and what your Matata
does, it doesn't make a difference. Because Because oppression is pretty straightforward. It's a
very straightforward thing. It's extremely straightforward. No one Islamically or historically
within the Islamic Ummah, looked at any of these verses, and certainly hadn't said that they were
abrogated Roman. So
		
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			because that's an argument that nothing here is abrogated. This is all this is all exactly the way
we follow it. And it's as clear as I was the day in a million, how can we allow your exclusively
being prohibited by Allah?
		
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			And to allow him to show that to build alliances and let the Nakatsu comfort Dean for those who
tried to deny your freedom of religion?
		
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			Well, Roger will come in directly on those removed you from your homes, well, how do I project them
and helped others who wanted to move move you from your homes, so if they didn't themselves with the
support of the people who did that, then that's enough. You don't normalize that that can never be,
we can never have an alliance with you. Until that stop, stop that and they'll meet then of course,
our hands will be, will be will be extended again, as it always was, as it always has been. as we as
we want to be as secretively in our hearts to see Runa as we want it to be like Ibrahim our father
wanted it to be like we would have hoped we would like Allah subhanaw taala is giving us the promise
		
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			that it will be asked Allahu Allah Jalla VEDA Colombina the day to Mohammed, the time will come
where he'll make love, you'll be great, we'll be in love between you and your enemies. So that's
what we want, but not unfortunately, we can't do it as long as you behave that way. Or we will lose
our Yani or identity. Okay, so you cited a number 10. And I just want to do a quick county better
summary for him. And I number 1011 and 12. And the final verses of the surah. They talk about those
who came accepting Islam from Medina after her debut, and specifically with the ladies,
		
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			because it shows you a certain degree of of justice and fairness with treating, treating, you're
dealing with Muslims, non Muslims who are combative, that I think is worthy of your time to think
about. So what he was told to do somebody who saw twisted I mean, me now to Mohammed, you have it in
front, I know there has to be a filtering process. Some way to figure out if these people these
ladies were coming into Medina are actually truthful about accepting Islam, they're not coming in as
spies, because many of them did again.
		
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			Had there not been there would be no point of this verse. To begin with, you have to understand the
fact that this happened, meaning ladies will coming in saying they're accepting that giving the
shahada and hello Salah You're welcome. They give them homes, they give them food after a week
they're gone. They're gone. Where are they? They're back to where they came from. And then they're
basically giving Intel here's how many people pray here man, here's it here's their numbers. Here's
how much we think that they should be hired this there they hired this here this is the person who
was very committed. This is the person who seems to be excited you someone you can target who's not
		
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			fully, fully in the giving Intel. So this verse game said no, you need to you need to filter there
has to be a filtering process. Allahu Allah, Allah will be emailed any hint, Allah subhanaw taala is
knows for sure who is believer and who isn't that you can't know that for sure. But you do your best
you have to do something. There's a whole different discussion in the sutra. And then you find out
through the Quran, the Quran teaches you to do your best, even if your best may not be any
bulletproof, even, it's not going to be 100% or 90% or even 85%. But what's your best, then do that?
Do your best do what you can. If you know that there's a possibility of you allowing in spite and
		
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			have some filtering process of some sort, even if it's not bulletproof, because we don't know what's
inside people's hearts.
		
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			So if you know that they're believers, you do not send them back to the disbelievers they are not
harmful to them and not nor are the disbelievers harmful for them they there's no longer this this
these relationships are no longer valid. What to whom and football these these these three words, in
this world and this is what to whom man for one give the men
		
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			and their husbands their their disbelieving. combative husbands, their disbelieving, combative
husbands, give them their heart of the dowry, pay them back what they are owed from the dowry of
their wives who left them because they didn't actually perform blood off on their wives if there Why
is their wives and walked away saying we don't want you anymore? When that's the case, then there's
a negotiation that occurs between the husband and the wife.
		
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			Unless there's abuse of some sort, there isn't a good negotiation. And it's something is given up
when the lady gives up some things so that you can get her divorce.
		
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			If demand divorces that she keeps obviously her dowry, and whatever else she she's entitled to. So
to whom and for whom the law is telling the Muslims give them pay them pay the disbelieving,
combative men, the husbands what they're owed of the dowry of their wives. The lady doesn't have the
dowry with her she left with nothing. It's actually coming from the pockets of the Muslims. It is
from both men Muslim and it's from the the wealth of Muslims it's going to be
		
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			They're gonna pay non combative, non Muslim disbelieving husbands of the wives that left them. And I
don't I'm not aware of any form of fairness that Trump's this.
		
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			I don't know, I always I go ahead and look and see if you can find something like that. So you're
gonna find during the time of war, a gesture of fairness and justice that is even remotely close to
these three words who to whom
		
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			and give them what they're owed from the dowry.
		
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			thing to say they're persecuting, so and so's. Yeah, they're persecuting, disbelieving, combative,
so and so's, and they were, they were persecuting their women and their wives. And now we've become
here we give them nothing. They get the edge of our swords, know what, to whom, and give them what
it is that they're owed.
		
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			Because the moment you accept even the smallest the slightest amount of volume of oppression on
anybody, you've accepted it, you open the door that will never close. You open the door. Now the
moment you're okay, with any amount of oppression because it doesn't make a difference. If I accept
a little bit of oppression and you accept a lot, philosophically doesn't make a difference. We're
both okay with oppression. Amounts don't count. A mountain, they don't count. No one looks at a
mountain. No one cares. Who started these things don't get no one cares. So you walk into your
house, your kids are fighting. You don't care who started the fight, you don't care. You don't ask
		
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			the question even like you're not even you're not interested in investigating that cause you're
fighting you're both gonna be held accountable even though the person who didn't started instigated
will feel that maybe I shouldn't be treated. But no, you're not gonna get treated better and you're
just gonna get lost. No one cares, because you also transgressed. You made a mistake as well. The
first verse person made a mistake when they transgressed, you went back and transgressed again. So
now both of your fault. And you know, you're both balama, you're both you're both woodland, you're
both, you're both oppressors, yes, the first one was more of an oppressor. But who cares? It doesn't
		
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			matter, you all oppressors. So it doesn't make a difference. You're not interested in teasing this
out. You're not interested in listening to the whole story. Because you're both at fault, you're
both gonna be punished, get out of my face. And that's how it ends. The same thing goes for any. So
the client comes in looks at where justice needs to be served, what to whom, and for whom we are
fair, when it comes to wealth, when it comes to money. We do not accept anyone being oppressed. Yes,
your wife left you. You didn't divorce her. You're not going to get her back. You're not going to
get union is gone. You can't shoot we're not sending her back to where she where she came from.
		
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			You're owed the dowry. That's, that's that's the ideal effect. But they're combative. They're our
enemies. It doesn't matter. That doesn't matter that doesn't. How does that play into this? How does
that play into this scenario? It doesn't. And that's to explain to you that when he said anto alone
the only thing you shouldn't be doing is taking them out as allies. It is not an open ticket for you
to oppress. no no you're going to be fair just don't take them as allies just don't go support them
and fight with them in harm your own but fairness of course, you're going to be fair, but there are
enemies so what what is that change doesn't change anything you're still going to be fair, you're
		
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			still going to be fair to them and
		
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			what I do now how they come and thank you when I tell you to move who around and it there's no
there's no hierarchy there's no do not it means how much there is no any shame or difficulty or
problem if you want to marry these ladies who have come to Medina who are now divorced from their
husbands and the dowry has been given back if you if you obviously perform your worship either day
to Mohana or Jordan
		
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			why is that in there?
		
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			Anyone know why that's there?
		
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			I remember I was reading it I always thought like what why is Yeah, so she's divorced you can marry
someone else. Why is this Anya?
		
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			He said either to Mohan ojo, Rohan, you have to give them their dowry. You can say well, we just
paid your husband dowry on your behalf. So we kind of already you aren't you kind of in debt to us,
so we're just gonna marry you with no, you're gonna you're gonna give her her dowry. You're gonna
give her a hug and you're going to pay you it's not that Willa, you came to us, and we accepted your
iman and your Islam, and we paid your husband has your monitor sent him back? We did it on your
behalf. We didn't ask you for the wealth. That doesn't mean that now we decided how we can marry you
without giving you your money, you're going to be given the money. That's why that's there. So
		
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			fairness, even if that's why these verses are there to explain, this is the fairness of it.
		
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			You paid the maharam behind it because that's what Muslims are owed. That's what a Muslim is owed by
his country and by the people who support she is owed that she's protected. She's kept in Medina,
she's not sent back. And that that financial burden that she carries is taken care of. That doesn't
mean that now she's enslaved by the state doesn't mean that she has less rights than everyone else.
You can marry her but you have to either take two who knows?
		
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			It's very beautiful is very it's very meaningful. These verses are very the only the it's not the
Quran doesn't have
		
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			An idea in a test just for the sake of speaking, because you want to fill in fill in lines so that
you can have 30 days to memorize, and it's gonna take forever. No everything that you're memorizing,
there's a reason of why it's there. There's a reason that why Allah so I said that and if you take
time to actually take a step back and think about it, it's it's extremely, extremely meaningful.
What happens she could be a soy milk outfit, I guess. One is the contracts of marriage, the words
estima is the control of
		
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			the Union. If you study is a fifth type of Islam, there's, this is an important piece.
		
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			The contract of marriage that is based on the agreement of both parties, but to end it, only one
party has the ESMA
		
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			the majority of that is the men, the men they had they carry that they control whether this marriage
stays or not, can it be the woman could totally be the woman that could be agreed upon amongst the
within this vote amongst the the two, that there was in your hand, I know a ton of men who should
not have the resume in their hands. And a lot of men who do not deserve this man their hands. And
that's why I'm not a marriage counselor. Because I don't know if I'm going to do this, I'm going to
be telling men to their faces that you don't deserve this, my you should not be in control of this.
Mary, she should be because you're not mad enough. Because you don't understand how this works. And
		
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			you lose your temper and you say things you should never say he's like, look at what it is. Is it
Dean going to say yes, thank you very much appreciate it, thank you.
		
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			There is my son, the hand of the one who is less likely to get a moment of rage or upset and the
union. That's why it's in the hands of the man because you're less likely to do that, because you're
a little bit more control. It's nothing. It's nothing to belittle the woman at all. If it wasn't for
the fact that that woman is extremely emotional, and filled with compassion, no children would have
survived over the age of one, like all choked, everyone would die within because you cannot put up
but it's because of that amount of emotion and compassion that the mother has. We all sit here
today, saying you can maybe survive but you will survive in a sane way. If Adam was in charge of all
		
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			his children, the young he would have gone back to being monkeys again, like he would have just said
we haven't progressed backwards again, because he wouldn't be you what how much time do you think a
father can spend spend with a with an infant are very few. Oh, wives know exactly what I'm talking
about? If 1015 minutes, and then you need to get them out of them. They don't do a very good job. So
that emotional, emotional aspect of of women with their children is normal. So the way the US my
works is to just make sure that this union doesn't end. When we if two people quarrel or they fight
or they say things that we don't end this year because they're Muslim UK union is done based on
		
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			words meaning people speak it's a job in Cameroon. It's not now today, it's all written. That's why
I don't believe today that if you say anything, you actually you lose your marriage, your esteem.
It's like you've made it like you made a mistake, you gave me an oath that you broke. So you have to
go to cathartically I mean, because everything today is signed, and men don't have control over
anymore. And they'll use the word that Talaq as if it's Siani if they're eating any Doritos, to pull
up your Polanco if you do this toilet, but it's a very heavy word you're never supposed to use ever.
And it's a big deal. But that's what estimate is, as far as the control of this union, one person
		
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			has to be able to end this union if needed. And the woman has the ability to perform color, the
woman has the ability to ask for the end of the Union, which is why I'm telling you, if you ask for
it, then there's a negotiation. And usually the guy gets back a set amount of a certain amount of
the dowry, if not the whole thing, unless there's abuse obviously. So when I do music will be so
many come after me as Muslim men who their wives did not accept Islam and they stayed back in Mecca
state wherever they are. From now, why do you divorce them, you end that marriage is over. If they
continue to be disbelievers, and combative, then you end that you end that
		
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			that relationship that union was Aluma, and factum, and ask for a certain amount of your dowry back
and ask for what you what you put in terms of your wealth. Because you're, you're asking your wife
to come and be with you and she's refusing she wants to stay with the sofa. That's not she shouldn't
become with her husband wherever he moves. So she says no, so ask for your amount of dowry. Well,
yes, Aluma and Falco and may the men whose wives have left coloration come to come to Medina to
accept this and may they ask for their amount of dowry as well. That alikoum How come Allah He gonna
come that is indeed the ruling of Allah that He rules amongst you with? Allahu Allah even Hakeem and
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala is the omniscient and the most wise and giving this ruling. This established
the full independence of women when it came to accepting Islam and being a part of the Muslim
nation. This established the full independence that they had in being a part of the Muslim nation.
Instead of she being the wife of some guy who's a Muslim, meaning she's just an accessory in an
adjacent to a Muslim man who's ex Muslim. No, this gave them full independence of being a Muslim on
her own, where she is no longer following her husband and that in their center back and she exists
now in Medina as an independent single woman who is
		
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			Muslimah this was unprecedented within the history of Arabia, it never happened before. That doesn't
for a woman to live outside of her tribe, unmarried in another country. There's only one example for
that to be acceptable is that if she's enslaved there, if she was taken as a slave in war, and
that's the only and even then she would have a master who would be her husband
		
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			is more likely, I mean, it's a marriage, it's a union, it's a unit that has a contract to it to like
it's not it's not open, there's a contract to it. But for a woman to live in a city back then, with
no family, and single sheet is completely independent. This had never happened before ever, this
cause a lot of upset. And amongst the ladies who were Grant who were pioneer, this was omocha resume
been talked about even Abby miles.
		
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			You know, one of the one of the most impressive persecute of going so far in the in the history of
the Prophet, Allah usados, that I'm XLIF he actually he's actually one, he's actually number one.
And Bucha is number two, was way worse, was much more aggressive to the Prophet alayhi salatu salam
throughout his life, physically, financially and verbally, and he died during the time of whether he
died, his daughter omocha stone would come seeking refuge in the Prophet it is still up to us
throughout this country. And it just it's always struck me as a SubhanAllah. You just you just you
just do your thing. You just do what is correct. Don't Don't waste your time, being upset or worried
		
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			or concerned about what other people are saying or doing and how they treat you or the Look at you.
But just focus on doing what his height was correct and, and it'll all work out. And I think the
problem it solves I must have, at some point in his mind, appreciated the fact that his daughter now
is coming. And his daughter was married to a combative non Muslim man and the Prophet Allah Islam
and from made by the Muslim paid her dowry, he paid the dowry uncle to him to her to the husband,
and she stayed in Medina as an independent Muslim woman, a part of the nation this had never
happened before.
		
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			This isn't that this is the importance of the verses that were reciting here and certainly among
Dinah, because the fact that the Quran is saying, Okay, now the union is being broken, she does not
have to go back to her husband, we will pay her dowry on her behalf.
		
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			And as Muslim men, the women didn't want to come,
		
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			divorced him and asked for your dowry.
		
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			Basically, breaking the unit, marriage in Islam is very important. It's a sacred thing. We don't
have a lot of examples where were brought up as actually being facilitated. You don't have examples
of divorce being facilitated by the Quran except this example here. It's being facilitated for the
rights of the people who are involved, to make sure that we preserve their rights, preserve their
protection, make sure that they're safe, that they have their secure, and, more importantly, to
establish that they are that they have individual autonomy over their choices, and they are seen as
such, or else it would be. So what's what's the contrast here, just so you understand, the contrast
		
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			here is that you don't accept. And this is this is the norms, I'm telling you what Arabia, you don't
accept a woman fleeing to your country on her own, you send her back to her family, or to her
husband, you don't want that they're
		
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			out of tribes, you don't want that. And if you did come as a woman seeking refuge, then you would
either be enslaved on the spot, or you would only be accepted in if you're going to be married to
someone. That was the only the only this was the only scenario is acceptable. This scenario that
we're reading right here and assume tahina is very different that's not what we're what he's talking
about subpoena with, no, they are going to come to you, they're not going to listen back to their
husbands or their families. And they're going to be they're going to be free and they don't have to
get married they don't want meaning. Now you understand the importance of that. Well as you know,
		
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			Harlequin to get a woman that either day to move on your own you can marry them if you do right by
them but the but if they don't want to then they don't. And now she exists as an independent single
woman who does not have family in a land that is foreign to her
		
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			that you're talking about a Yanni
		
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			breaking a ceiling that there you go, shattering a ceiling that that's that that was never that
never happened before. And the biggest problem they ate was with this and how is this even
acceptable? How is it acceptable? We're pairing here's your dowry. If it's about the money, take the
money.
		
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			It's about the money is your money you want your dowry will pay it to you give us ours. They didn't.
By the way, what's the Luma? In fact, I'm gonna ask for yours. Well, yes, Luma and for who they
didn't, they didn't give anything. Read the eye after it so that you have clarity and shows you the
number a little bit and you'll see what I mean. We'll be learning Amina showing up on your body.
		
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			Bismillah R Rahman. You're
		
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			He
		
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			what in fact, che mean as well G comb eel Khufu?
		
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			For COVID tomb
		
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			for to living as a habit as word to whom Mifflin
		
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			falgu
		
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			What duckula Halevi and to be him I mean
		
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			we're in fact a comerciais woman as far as you can go for and if your wives leave you, or they steak
or for disbelievers combative in another country and they basically the union is broken for Taco
meaning you miss something you miss what you miss, you're, you're happier, you're right of the
dowry, or what you were given back fat to come home as well as something is missed, you don't you're
not giving it back. They don't give it back to you for our club. And later on, at some point, you're
able as a nation to restore some of some of the stolen wealth that you have for her to learn another
habit as well as your home Islam and don't go back to the husbands who who never got their rights
		
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			from this and give them what they what it is that they spent. So this is basically establishing
explain that they didn't get it back. In was Aluma and facto and ask your enemy for your rights,
your wealth rights, from the from these unions being broken? Well, yes, Aluma and Phil when they can
ask for their rights and everyone be given their rights. And that's the Hukam of ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada, now they didn't do it, then they would ask for their rights to profit Alison would pay the
Muslims asked for theirs and they would not be paid. So the I came and said we're in inverted commas
shape as far as you can go, even if that happened, and you lost an amount of your wealth, because
		
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			they wouldn't give you back what is yours for them in the later on you're you're capable of
retaining or
		
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			getting back some of that wealth in Morocco, meaning if you catch a caravan, there's like there's a
small ambush, you're able to take some of your wealth back from your enemy who was stolen from you,
then you have wealth now for our two Latina the habit as well you don't give the people whom wives
had left them miss them out and before that, which is what they spent, which is their salary.
		
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			To be fair, to the ladies who came to the combat of non Muslim husbands who didn't want to persecute
them, and to the men, Muslim men who lost their wives, these verses covered the concept of being
fair to everyone involved in this situation, why to establish a new norm to establish a norm of
women being able to join Islam on their own, not on the merit of their brothers or fathers or
husbands or anyone else on their own merit just coming as an independent woman with nothing but her
name and her Jonnie her Iman and accepting Islam and being accepted into into the into the Nation of
Islam all of these things had all these verses to establish how the the intricacies and the details
		
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			of how that's going to be worked out, because there's a lot of little problems here if he's going to
come well there's going to be all this so there's a mess behind it again, because there's too many
laws that already exist here's how to deal with all these laws. Here's how to make everyone here's
how to make sure everyone gets their rights so that they don't complain about this because this is
going to be the rule whether the Muslim men like it or they don't or whether the non Muslim doesn't
make a difference because no one liked this this was a big change this gave me this this tilted the
the skills quite a bit to be for it to become more clear let's recite the last two verses then
		
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			you'll see what I mean shall you have 250 mins we'll go through them yeah, you can be you either.
		
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			Can Mina at
		
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			you by NACA Allah Allah you shriek Nabi he sharing
		
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			while you're sleep on our yes Nene
		
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			Wallah yeah PowToon
		
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			Hoon
		
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			while Tina Bebo Danny F Darina
		
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			yesterday now who's been ed in our L Julie in
		
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			awhile
		
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			Yeah Selena aka female
		
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			further yeah who was still very low who nulla
		
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			in hola how waffle Raheem
		
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			yeah a UI levena Murmu data what no bang
		
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			woman while we belong to Him
		
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			for the year is to Meenal.
		
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			Ghana yeah ESL Khufu rooming us Hi, Bill booboo
		
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			so I after he has taught Allah Hi Neil Samuel centimeters commanded as the prophet. Now that means
this is a command that is given to the leader, not to general, all Muslims. It's important because
this is the guy that talks about the buyer, the buyer is a pledge, it's a pledge. It's a promise.
It's a contract, it's an agreement.
		
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			We use it politically a lot. But before it was ever political, it was always spiritual, religious
way before it was political. Before the word by became a political term, it was always a religious
term, or something even beyond that, something that encompassed all of what is religious, spiritual,
political, social, financial, etc, etc. intrapersonal kind of keep on going. So when he's commanded,
yeah, you have to be you owe profit.
		
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			That means to Allah Azza wa, JAL is being told to do it in the capacity of his leadership. So that
if you extrapolate this ayah later, you extrapolate it to your leader, the base of Islam is not
taken by anybody and should be taken by the leader. And it should be established by leadership so
that people feel significant, that they have a meeting with someone who is religiously a leader that
they're not being sidetracked to someone else, or that this is some form of authority that all
Muslims have over non Muslims. No, this is an issue of leadership. So evangelical movement to you by
now oh prophet. If the believers the lady believers, they come to you and they want to pledge their
		
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			except Islam or offer their shahada or pledge their alliance
		
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			then what is it that you're going to do? You buy Yeah, Anika I usually can I Billahi Shayla, so
number one that they do not associate anyone else with Allah subhanaw taala which is the concept of
of dough hate that which is what Islam is built upon. This is the number one topic or
		
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			concept within Islam which is the concept of to hate nothing trumps it, nothing's more important
than it exists, it stands alone, it stands alone and a level of importance that nothing else is
parallel to and if you have that piece, then you can afford to not have a lot more Ellison still
still hope to make it because though he does have that much power and significance and importance.
		
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			Number two, what is
		
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			for you not to steal what is needed not to commit Zina? Well, I opportunity not to kill your
children, whether that being physically or emotionally or mentally or intellectually, whatever way
you're doing that without doing this using the horn a lot. And a lot of examples that we have of
that being something that is both literal and figurative. What I what I Tina, people have done, you
have Terina Hubei and ad hinda. Well, Judy hen, and Bhutan is a horrible lie, you're not come up
with a horrible lie that is going to be produced between your arms and legs. And this is referring
to calling
		
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			a child, the son of someone who is not the son of that person, right? What are you seeing a female
roof and that and that they don't just obey you when it comes to them out oath meaning they as all
Muslims, by the way, this is the baya of October.
		
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			This is the bedrock of Allah basically not too many words, meaning without with a few exceptions or
changes. The first day the Prophet alayhi salam did with the 12 guiding people from yesterday, not
the first year, not the six people he met on the 10th year of high school, they went through they
came back with 12 and there were four of them from us because the first all six of them were from
college, he didn't want to do a bi with them because he then he would be it would come as the as the
prophet of Muslims he didn't want to become the prophet of husbands he wanted to become Medina as a
leader for all so go bring me back some people from oh so they did they came back with 12 people for
		
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			them was from only a third but that was still enough so the Prophet Allah Islam performed and he
sews them back laptop and Gouda and bad luck, but it was almost this word for word. Now there should
be like a test report that doesn't know that up to the auditor come in that also female roof this is
what He commanded it so then they all the the offer that and it's all ethical. Right? So ethical, he
did not command that and you must pray the five times and then you must be Ramadan and then he
didn't talk about that idea. Start to Western
		
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			And that's not even with the clients. It's very ethical. It's very behaviorally oriented. It's not
something that is based on rituals that they are is not based on rituals. It's based on ethics. It's
based on, on morality,
		
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			on the perspective you have regarding life and an attitude that you carry as you live, rather than
practicing specific rituals. What's the point of practicing specific rituals if the if the
ethicality is not there, so you pray five times a day, but then you steal and you take might hold
on? What's the point? There's no point I'm telling, there is no point. There is no point it has to
stop. It's hard to say that and sometimes I feel very scared saying it, but I'm saying it because I,
because there's truth to it, and you have to kind of comprehend it. There's no point. If you are
openly, if you're ethically compromised, and you continue to be so and there's no effort on your
		
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			behalf to change that. Like you're not actually working towards getting rid of that compromise.
Ethically, then it doesn't matter how many Hodges and Ramona as you do and how many, it doesn't
really matter, it's not going anywhere, you're not going to get anything out of it. If you continue
to rip people off and lie to them and and your crooked in your in your, in the way that you treat
others around you and you you lack of honesty, and you cheat. Go ahead. Yeah, cry as much as you may
or tears run a river every night in your head doesn't doesn't make a difference. They're not
listening to you. Because because this comes first, this was the first thing that you should equal
		
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			obviously to hate. Don't hate, nothing comes close to it in terms of what Islam is. But then don't
don't steal. You don't you don't commit Zina, you use the ethics, the ethics. For the lazise.
There's three of them regarding you know, the sexual ethics, Xena, and then their children left one
or the other one. And then Latina will tell you after you know that you don't claim a child to be
someone's someone's son and daughter. If it's not, you don't don't claim that this child that you
gave birth to it was put on son, and it's not their son. It's because that ruins, Jani genealogy and
it causes and it causes problems. Why? Because the lady is the source of stability of of the social
		
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			structure. The social structure can only be stable, if the woman understands what her role is, as a
mother and as a spouse, society crumbles into nothingness. If that's not the case, society that
ceases to exist. If sisters are Muslim, I don't understand the importance of of a obstinance of
ephah of loyalty
		
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			of taking care of their children, not what I have to know what I don't know of making sure that they
that they keep the the bloodline and clear and honest and nothing change nothing. Society, this,
which is why we watched the which is why we're living in a time that that people listened to me
saying this and they don't know what it's because you don't understand how it was before and how it
could where we're going right now you don't know fully comprehend where we're going as a society as
a human society. I'm not talking as a Muslim community, specifically, as a human society, where
these basic understandings don't exist anymore. They're not being practiced as they should.
		
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			And he wants to ruin the the unit of the family.
		
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			Fellows, there is nothing left to fight for. And there's nothing left to be upset about. And it's
just, it's just a downward downward spiral from there. It's a matter of time, it's just a matter of
time.
		
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			And we are actually in a position where we're just we're running the clock here. We're running the
clock, because families are slowly slowly crumbling. Some of us are waking up some some groups of
religious people who have ethical compasses and moral standards are waking up and saying, no, no, we
need somehow to bring this back again. And it's important that but I don't know if we'll make it
because we're living in a time where a sister feels she's I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. But this is
what I this is based on conversations I've had with younger, younger and older sister, that the
world is making them feel as if they if they just
		
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			are mothers, then that's like not enough.
		
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			That you know, that's That's it, you just you're just you're just a housewife, just just a mother.
We need just a mother. You're nurturing light, whatever you're producing life. You can can you
produce life? What can a man produce? What's the best thing that a man can produce, and be proud of?
		
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			Now, there's nothing there's nothing to be proud of you you produce meat produce nothing that you
can actually want to produce his life. And she nurtures life from her own body. And she allows life
to grow and achieve a certain degree of sanity so that it can actually exist. If that action, if
that nurturing of life to to intellectual newness and adulthood is somehow second to something. I
want to see that something.
		
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			I want you to explain to me what that something is that this action is second to because I do I
don't know of anything that is even remotely close to a miracle aside from a woman becoming
pregnant.
		
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			Growing life inside her body, producing it, nurturing it from her body and then allowing it to grow
up. Show me something that's more impressive than that. What? What are you? What is it an eight to
five clerk job signing papers and moving them from one desk to the other or waiting, whatever it is
that you're doing nothing comes close to it. This is not to be little careers. Now prime doesn't
even know what I'm trying to say at all. But for this action to be belittled, or just to be seen as
second to something else, or that's not enough is insane. What do you mean not enough. There's
nothing that we do that is even close to that. There's nothing that I will do in my life that is
		
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			more important than what my wife does with my children. Nothing I do. Like it doesn't matter how
many jobs I work, it doesn't matter what she's doing. Because whatever I do is worthless. If she
doesn't do her job,
		
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			she'll still survive. If I don't do my job, she'll most most of us have figured out a way to survive
and take care of their children. But if she doesn't do her part, everything I've done in my life
adds up to nothing.
		
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			Nothing is means nothing at all. He says if I didn't live, it's actually better if I didn't, if I
didn't exist altogether, cannot send it this is not going to work. So there's no comparison
whatsoever, which is why these verses talk about that because Allah subhanaw taala Salim Hakeem, as
he said, the verse before, he knows what he's taught, this is how you need this. So that's why the
Bible with the ladies a little bit different than they are with them in certain things were
different, not the whole thing, only one or two points at the end. Because the importance of
preserving, preserving family, preserving the ethics that will allow families to exist and societies
		
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			to grow. And once women stop doing that, then call us we're done. We're done. And that's why it's a
very scary time to be alive right now. What I have seen a female do and they don't disobey you when
you're giving a command of height and a command of goodness where you're doing something for their
own sake for their protection for their own safety and for their well being. Then they should not
disobey verbally if they offer you that so by offering to offer them the pledge offer it back at
least some did not shake those he said buy it you say buy it if you accept it was still was good,
Allahu Allah and ask Allah to forgive them if they've had if they had breached any of these things
		
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			in the past in the log of all Rahim Indeed, Allah subhana wa Bucha Rahim, a lady.
		
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			Look quickly, there's a lady I'm not going to ever forget to say this next time. I don't say no. So
a lady came to the Prophet. It is awesome to perform this bale, right. She came and she was she's
just covering her face completely. And she was a little bit she was hiding back a little bit. And
she she didn't want the Prophet Ali's want to know who she was. Right? I'll tell you in a moment. So
she starts performing the bath. So he says are you salatu salam ala to Siddiqui Billahi che if you
don't associate it with Opus Allah Subhanallah so she says
		
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			Well lucky mana for Aetna last name Shiva
		
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			never helped us anyway, so I have nothing to like I worship them for years they did nothing for me
so I don't care.
		
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			What ethnicity theme so she said in the Who do men marry me Sophia Anna Hannah tin. Well, the *
Julie? I take sometimes from the wealth of my husband. That was if you had a little bit of money
here and there. Right, for Sophia is sitting behind for Las Vegas, Nevada. Tula Kima aka Thea Yeah,
but you took his island. Now the Prophet alayhi salam knows who she is. There was she?
		
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			Anyone know is Hyndman daughter, the lady who, who took out the liver of Hamza bin Multilib. The
lady who hired someone to kill his beloved uncle, but sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam, he never got over
the death of Hamza by the way ever. He continued to carry his death in his heart till the day he
died on the hill. So to us demand for quality stature to become Yasuda Allah. I am seeking refuge in
New York Rasulullah for Call of Duty I offer you that refuge because you got scared that now he
knows who she is. She's going to retaliate and punish her. So she asked him for for refuge and to
protect her so he offered it to makalah without his knee and you don't commit Zina to call it our
		
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			test need her to ya rasool Allah why there's a free lady committed Zina, when does it feel lady ever
commit Zina? When does a lady with any degree of integrity or freedom commit Zina Zina is something
committed by the slaves by people who have no upbringing will have no ethics or morality don't come
from families. A lady a woman who was a hunter, he doesn't commit Zina. She almost felt offended but
the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa salaam was telling her you need to pledge that you will not commit
Zina. She felt offended What do you mean? Commit Zina? I am a free light I would never do something
like that no free lady would. So the Prophet alayhi salatu salam just sat there and he didn't say
		
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			anything, as if he knew what was coming. The Times would change and just Just say yes, just say yes.
When I used it when I told him that all either one and murder your children for God and Rob Boehner
homestead Hara for Cattell to home and our Amalfi bedroom in Kibera. I raised them as children and
you murdered them in bedroom. She's talking about her two children and her husband who fought in bed
with with the machine again. I can be out here salatu salam he could not he left Kolkata Where are
you at now? Turning after you know you don't bring a bottle you know, for Katella in Alberta Anna
kabhi when Nicola de Makari. Mila Philip indeed are both done to make up a lie of such severity is a
		
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			disgusting thing and you only
		
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			Teach us to be those of ethics. What I have seen like a female roofer not to disobey when it comes
to me because man, I tell you to get your hair done makan, where Fein FC and RCFE che and yellow
suit Allah, I did not come to this place that this is where I am right now in front of you and in my
mind and heart that I'll ever disobey you ever again. So Hola. Hola. Hola, familia, I have a blog
article about the Allahu Anhu Allah and she became one of the Sahaba yet and he did this for all the
ladies. So Allah Allah Savio Salam, the final verse, I'm sorry, I just let me I have to finish the
Sunnah Yeah, you already know it's very simple to say she the the Sunnah began with don't take
		
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			allies of your enemies. And it ended with don't take allies and that there were low calm the problem
was with building alliances with those who are combative with you. So what that tells us the
relationships between Muslims and non Muslims is saying the main problem is building alliances with
those who persecute you don't do that one. If you don't do that one, then you're good inshallah for
whatever comes next, let's at our low don't take our lives home and people won't leave Allahu Allah
him Allah subhanaw taala is showing them His wrath because of the persecution that they perform. But
the assuming they have no hope in any form of salvation on the Day of Judgment, come, he said
		
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			Profoto just like the disbelievers have no hope and us have been football, there's only the
disbelievers back then they didn't believe that anyone who died who ever resurrected us high school
football that people have graves. So don't take Allah is those who have brought upon themselves
Allah's wrath by persecuting others, because they have no hope in the hereafter just like them.
disbelievers have no hope and people being resurrected on the day of judgment. And that's what sort
of Montana teaches us. It talks about building alliances, but it explains to us the relationship we
have with non Muslims, combative, non Muslims non combative and converts to Islam. And there's a
		
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			beautiful piece there of establishing independence for women as parts of the Muslim nation,
something that had never happened ever before. Historically. I hope that was a benefit to you. So
buckle up dandy Sheila.
		
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			Also Allahu wa salam, O Allah