Adnan Rajeh – The Glorious Names of Allah – Names of divine judgement – Al-Hakeem – The All-Wise

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The speakers discuss the concept of Islam and its importance in achieving success. They touch on the history of the spiritual world and its potential for evil within the world. The transcript describes a woman named Alia Salatu who wants to force her to sign a treaty, leading to a woman named Miss McCullough who wants to force her to sell wood. The importance of faith in oneself and avoiding negative behavior is emphasized. The speakers stress the need for ease in life and learning and following hikes to make the right choices.

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			Bismillah al Hakim
		
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			Smola al Hakim
		
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			this whole categories of Allah subhanaw taala those names that we are going to go through his name
Subhanallah
		
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			using the aid of
		
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			the first group is
		
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			His names or attributes of divine judgment each name within this category talks about his his
judgment Subhana wa Tada the nature of it whether that judgment is occurring within dunya or is
occurring human pm or is occurring both it doesn't matter and we talked about some allied health
from yesterday and today we'll talk about his name will Hakeem the rest of the names leave for you
to contemplate on your own and don't move on to another category inshallah Tada
		
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			but hopefully with this categorization, it helps you better understand His names and how they impact
us. Hockey who Allah the yellow I will move on with the Murphy masala do anybody. So the definition
of Allah and Hakeem is the one who puts things in their proper place or in their proper places, and
he only commands that which is beneficial.
		
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			His name is Hakeem is in the Quran 78 times.
		
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			Most of these times only 25 of them are with Mala Aleem.
		
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			And then after that you'll find out the names are 47 times sorry with Allah Lima then 25 with some
Allah al Aziz, and then three with a hobby and then you have washed out and you have to watch and
you have committed. And usually usually Milan Hakeem is the is the name that is there to help us
understand the other one.
		
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			Usually his name and Hakeem is connected with another name so that we can better understand the
other name because of how simple this name actually is in terms of comprehending it how important it
is. It's one of those umbrella names that is very, very important for us to comprehend.
		
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			The seven eight times is quite the it's quite the number in general for an eye for a name to exist
in the Quran.
		
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			We find Allah subhanho wa Taala saying
		
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			when he speaks about sending prophets are you I live with them al Kitab will hijk Metta will use a
key or use a key him or Lima whom will kita that will Hikmah the purpose of sending prophets and
messengers to people. One of them is Lima, whom will hikma when is it Allahu Allah al Kitab well
hijk Metta while Emeka Mylanta contado the wives of the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Rahmatullah corner
now Utila fie Bu t Hakuna Minaya Tila he will ACHEMA so the concept of wisdom, which is what hikmah
is, is repeated in the Quran many times you will Hickmott me Asha grants wisdom, whoever he wants to
mean you tell him to mentor and the one who was granted wisdom at a higher rank Athira is the one
		
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			who has been given a lot of higher and there's really nothing else in the Quran is that is described
like that. There's nothing in the cloud that describe that when you're given it when it's given to
you. You're given a lot of fire. This is the only thing. The only thing that Allah subhanaw taala
when he when he talks about granting it to people, he talks about it in that fashion, the UI or
Hailong cathedra This is the biggest hire you can be offered if you are if you're offered wisdom,
one that is that go to Illa Al Bab and the only ones remember the people who actually have have
intellect to begin with. How do you define wisdom? That's a that's a whole different topic. There's
		
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			a cheesy
		
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			quote defining wisdom it says knowledge is to know tomato is a fruit and wisdom is knowing not to
put it in a salad
		
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			in a fruit salad, yeah. wisdom is knowing how to do things, knowing when to do them. Knowing the
amount that they need to be done within knowledge is much more simple. And we'll talk about this
Mala ADA Lehman's coming down in the
		
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			series inshallah. But Heckman is different is knowing how and when and amount and being able to
judge any given situation to figure out what is the best route to achieve the objective. So in order
for hikma to actually exist, you have to have an objective. The has to have there has to be a goal.
If there's no goal, then hikma is kind of a concept that doesn't really work. If you get if you turn
on your car and you start driving, and you have no destination. Like you're just out for a stroll.
It doesn't matter where you go, it doesn't matter. There's no route that's best. There's no wisdom
in terms of okay, take this route here, take this road here. There's a shortcut there. Doesn't
		
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			matter because you don't know where but if you do know where you're going if there's a destination
regardless of where that may be, then hikma is important than trying to get than wisdom is going to
help you it allows you to get wherever it is you're going Allah subhanaw taala talks in the Quran
about Lachman, Welaka, Tina La Palma and El Hickmott
		
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			That is scored really low. I mean, your score for enum is good enough see the only individual that
we have in the Quran that there's a sutra named after him, and he is not necessarily a prophet,
meaning most scholars don't see him to be a prophet. This is an issue of difference of opinion for
sure. So you're welcome to
		
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			believe that he is. But most scholars don't see look man to have ever been a prophet, but rather a
very an extremely a wise man, which is how they is the word that they use to describe him. And
that's because the Quran describes them that way. Indeed, we are granted Lachman wisdom and he
surely Allah be grateful that we did. And then you get to hear Lachman, Allah is actually speak to
his son and offer him advice that till this day we use when we speak to our children because
extremely wise, but someone who had reached a high level of wisdom, the Quran was had a surah named
in it after him. And we we listened to his description listen to his explanation of, of what his
		
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			wisdom translated into throughout his life.
		
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			He says the pineal What's On at the end of Surah 13 At ACE Allahu Kameel hacking is Allah subhanaw
taala not the wisest of all rulers. Hakim is a ruler, not a wise one. Al Hakim, the hacky mean is a
plural of Al Hakim al Hakim is a ruler or someone who gives judgment. A judge of some sorts, someone
who will make judgment or give rulings, the Afghan will Hakim in the wisest of those who give
rulings and judgments. So the team talks about our functionality, it tells you that you are created
the Iceni web, you're created in the best form to serve your purpose. The Queen has nothing to do
with the way you look has nothing to do with your physicality at all. It has everything to do with
		
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			the fact that you were created in a manner that allows you to achieve the objective for which Allah
created you. You're created perfectly to do that, you have all of the tools that are required for
you to achieve your purpose as a caregiver, as a Khalifa as as a servant as odd. The way you look is
not important. This is not what we means that we means the ability to function, and because he gave
you purpose, and because He created you in a way that is suitable for that this sort of ends with
las Allahu Bianca mill Hakimi is Allah subhanaw taala not the wisest of all rulers and judgment
givers when he judged that this is what you were going to do and here's how you're going to do it.
		
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			When he told them that he was going to create the Malla history and they did not like it at all.
When you told them I'm going to put on earth Khalifa they told them I told you I know he has a UFC
two FIFA you're going to put someone to spread corruption we as frequent Dima you will shed blood
we're not gonna lose a bit will be handicapped when you cut the suit like we continue to praise to
praise you and exalt you and call upon your names.
		
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			Look at this with a parlor in the ILM uma Allah Tala Munna Allah madam. And then he goes and he
teaches nobody stood up. They see something about the Muller histogram that they recognize they
don't have. We'll talk about it a little bit more and it's more here. And then what they say at the
end is Carlos. So behind me Milena Elana, alumna in
		
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			Lima Hakeem, indeed, you are the one who was the omniscience and you were the one who was all wise,
meaning we don't read it we we see, you know that there's a wisdom in this, that we don't understand
that there's something coming here that we don't fully comprehend. So, so behind, forgive us, you
are the exalted, there must be something here, and there was the potential of the malaise that I'm
had to offer and the pious of family history, children is something that the world has seen, and
will continue to see inshallah with the lady that has it within it.
		
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			Their problem was that they, when they saw the money, Islam, they use the judgment they had of
previous of a previous nation, where the majority of that nation, or what happened within it was all
bloodshed and corruption. There were no examples of people who had the piety, who had the goodness
within them, that Allah subhanaw taala showed through the human race amongst the prophets, Allah
hemos Salatu was that I'm and the people who came after that with piety. Yes, within our race, there
are many people who are corrupt and will spread corruption. But since the potential of hire is
there, and because we get to see that potential, even if it doesn't happen as frequently as we would
		
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			like to see it, the wisdom of Allah subhana is creation of Adam on Eastern Time is still there, as
long as the balance is achieved. And as long as that the potential is still there, and assisted
potential can be achieved and is being achieved, then it's just an issue of choice. That's why they
said Subhanak Allah and Milena Illa marlington In the Content Intel Aliwal Hakeem when know how they
used when he lost his son
		
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			when he lost his son and Allah told him that I'm gonna get branch of your family
		
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			He said in the 70s and early, we're in Nevada can help. Indeed my son is amongst my family and your
promises always the truth will enter
		
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			them will Hakimi and you're the author they're always the wisest of all of the of all the judges.
I'm not I just want to know what the wisdom is here behind it, because he couldn't he didn't
understand how to use it. Why he lost his son when he was told this. So Allah subhanaw taala reply
to me No, no lace I mean, Alec in the home, I don't want you to saw that he is not amongst your
family. He's
		
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			a deed that is not good.
		
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			So no Holly Sam accepted. At the moment, it was hard. Because there's always a piece of you that
wants to know what is that wisdom that I'm missing? Where is it? What is the wording? He says
Subhanallah what Donna if I see the tomb and nama holla panna comb I Bertha When at home, Elena La
Jolla Jiang Fatah. Lola, did you think that we created you aimlessly? Is that what you thought? I
thought that you were created aimlessly? There's no There's no purpose of you. When a chameleon
Allah told you that he would not come back to us and be held accountable for what you did. Is that
what you thought? But Allah Allah subhanaw taala exalted from creating something that is aimless
		
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			that is purposeless. That is just a joke. No, no, all of this. This story has a plot. And there's a
conclusion to it.
		
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			The story that's being written, there's a plot, and then there's a conclusion, it will climax and
then it'll end. And there will be wisdom at the end of it. That will make full sense to you. Even if
in the midst of it, you can't see it. And that's all right. Well, you're in the middle of the game,
it's hard for you to see it's hard and so you have to zoom out. Sometimes you can't sometimes you're
in the midst of all of it that you just can't You can't zoom out impossible. And that's all right,
that you're not helping. You don't have to, but you have to accept is that Allah subhanaw taala has
wisdom and what's occurring that is the piece that we have to that's why he would you look at the
		
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			Quran, you read Allah Who let you be in a lagoon, where your idea comes soon and Olivia and Emil
public whom were tuber Aleikum, Allahu Allah Iman Hakeem, will Allah who you read in your toolbar I
like what you read you let the NSW only show it unto me you do mela now Lima. You read Allah Who and
you have FIFA and the Quran, Allah, when Allah What does Allah want? What Allah wants to you by
Allah come to clarify for you? Well, your idea comes soon. And Alladhina no public company wants to
guide you the ways of the pious that came before you. And he wants to grant you repentance, because
he is the omniscience and he's the all wise and Allah wants to grant your repentance. And the people
		
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			who will follow will follow their desires. They want you to go astray. When he talks about CMUD
doula who become more useful, what are you ready to become with also, he wants ease for you, he does
not want difficulty for you. There is there is a purpose of all of these. And that's, that's why he
gives us what he gives us because he's the wiser, piloti he knows
		
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			the prophets of Allah, Allah Samuel Salam
		
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			was the wisest person to ever live.
		
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			And the examples of his wisdom are many and I'm not going to go through too many for you. So we
don't take too much time. But a really nice example that I can that you can contemplate or think
about is on the day of academia, because that's where it became the most obvious the degree of his
wisdom and it used to lie to a sermon, even those around him who loved him the most. Yeah, and he
liked sometimes the ability to see the profoundness of his wisdom out of usato. So even even those
who are right beside him who followed Him in every sense of the matter, still couldn't always see
it. When he sat there, Alia slaughter was trying to negotiate with police, she was trying to, he was
		
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			trying to force their hand he needed he needed them to sign a contract with him.
		
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			Those Sahaba all they saw was umbra. They hadn't been to Mecca. Some of them hadn't been to Mecca
for six years. That's a long time. For someone living back then by the way, six years was a long
time if the if the lifespan was less than 40 years old. 60 years was quite important. If they
weren't living 20 We have doubled the life expectancy since then. We're talking 80 now so people
feel six years they can throw six years away, and people couldn't afford to throw six years old. If
you're away from your home for six years. That was a long time. So they are away from McCann here
from Mecca. And people from McKee don't leave MCI I don't know if you know most people who come from
		
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			they never leave Mecca, they don't leave Mecca at all. They don't go they never even leave the city
for any reason just live there. Why would they leave this is the better the Haram they stay there
for as long as they can they want to be right because besides the Kaaba all throughout their lives.
		
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			So they were displaced from from being right beside the Kaaba burned and it hurt. So when they were
granted Omura they were the happiest they'd had been seen for many years. So they were ready for
ombre the brother I used to want to. I don't want to say he didn't care for him, but I know he cared
for ombre. But that wasn't his goal. His goal he wanted to force his hand at the time he will
		
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			wasn't Muslims were not acknowledged by the strongest power in the land yet they weren't
acknowledged they were seen they were called hooligans or I need the guerrilla gangs or or or
terrorists or whatever you want to call these. They just they were called names but they didn't they
weren't acknowledged as a country. So the provider you saw them wanting to force courageous had to
acknowledge him
		
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			once you sign a contract with someone, once you sign a treaty of peace you acknowledge their
existence they weren't acknowledged he wasn't acknowledged acknowledgement Alia Salatu was Salam so
all he wanted was that so let's say and I'm gonna sat down and he started writing the contract
everything so he was asking for was he was given Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Nope. Miss McCullough
whom we don't know who is on my mind, Rahim. Fine. Remove it.
		
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			Mean Muhammad Rasulullah. You know, we don't if we do your Rasulullah we would have this wouldn't be
happening. Put your number your name, meaning your father and Mohammed bin Abdullah. And I even
thought he was losing his mind.
		
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			The lack of respect the disrespect that these people are showing, it's just killing him. So he
refuses to do it. The private audience also asked him Where is it written and he deletes it with his
own finger on it.
		
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			And then the treaty itself is not fair is extremely unfair. It's pretty just against Muslims. And if
someone leaves Mecca and goes to Medina as Muslims, you have to send them back. But if someone
leaves you and comes to us they they stay with the app to stay with us or they can stay with us
shirt no problem. You don't perform armor this year. No problem. That was the final straw once they
said no longer this year the Sahaba walked out saying this is
		
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			I'm not going to use foul language but they did.
		
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			They didn't. They walked us
		
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			out I'm gonna Katara de la Honda walk, walking rallied. He had never done this where he walked out
rallying people. So why are we doing this? He goes to Earth man he goes to a book of seeing if he
can get some people to stand by him.
		
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			He later on would say I have prepared Salah and cm specifically for this. For so that Allah Subhan
me forgive me for my for my behaviors that day. Because they wanted to do Amara, they saw Amara Alia
salatu salam saw saw the future he saw he saw something completely different Allah His thought was
		
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			he signed it and once he signed it he was he was the it was the happiest he was seen for for the
majority of his life like you'd never see him smile so much and so when nobody was smiling he was
the only person smiling some Allahu Allah was like ah my
		
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			god who affects him action who What are you talking about? You're sort of fed
		
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			or sent to them. There's no one what are we? The whole thing is unfair.
		
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			So we didn't respond at least about two years later, when the number of Muslims skyrocketed when the
graph grumbled along for seven years before went like this within a year and you had any had 25,000
Muslims within within a year and a half.
		
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			They all came back.
		
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			apologizing to him. It has a lot to say
		
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			about your go do and about you know Yasuda months, your opinions, your understanding. It's not ours.
It's not ours. It wouldn't even he told them earlier was about how they wouldn't do it.
		
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			He commanded them to shave your heads and slaughter your hottie. They don't didn't do it. He said it
three times. They didn't do it. He goes into his tent. He's talking to himself. He's telling her
halacha Komaki your people want it by the prophets is commanding them and they are not listening to.
So she said have one, go do it yourself. Three to five definitely wants you to do it. Don't do it.
Don't worry
		
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			about Ganassi matura and Ida Columbia. She was wise to the low Anna. She was the lady who had the
most baraka of advice upon her people. So he went out on his thoughts ran he shaved his head he
slaughtered they did the same.
		
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			And they didn't see the wisdom what he did. I used to lie to him for a few years later. And that's
the bedrock of having a bunch of understanding his name is Hakeem Subhana which either living
through it a man would once come to the Prophet alayhi salatu was hadith is quite a Muslim in Yaniv
summarize and in length in the collection of even a mum in nursery and he will say that was super
long and he came to him asking for money
		
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			for call Emma and the GFI benzylic What do you have at your home Bacala and Anna cada Nina
		
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			terabits, we have this Yanni something that we used to drink water in, made of clay
		
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			and certain furniture it would have been good to have. You bring bring it lets us sell it so he
brought it to you sold it for $2.00 Herman Felton ALA, take half of it and go buy food and feed your
families haven't eaten properly and take the other gentleman and go buy me the head of an axe, the
head of an axe. So he went by the Chaloupka Doman a piece of the head of the axe. So after that, I
saw Eliza lympha zero and he took any brought a piece of wood and he fixed it up for him for quite a
while to the end and Elijah was one go I want to see you for a week. Go and go to the woods and cut
in basic bring wood and sell wood and want to see for a week. Don't come back for a week come back
		
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			after a week. But I'd like to have Roger Friday about you get back after a week to call him Asana as
well you do for call hamdulillah heroes
		
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			To wrap up, and the actual draw, he might have 10 $10 Ally you saw to
		
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			teaching people how to actually make a living instead of walk around asking for both all the time.
		
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			Most of his Hadith especially the shorter ones are called Joe I'll call him or called a hadith that
our job that summarizer that encompasses from words, and he encompasses in a few words out of your
slot to some meetings that are extremely difficult, or they can feel so guilty. phenol silica de la
when Al Gore Raya de la gente y como el Khatib inner kebaya de la Fujio, when a voodoo Raja de la
Na, the first man to be learning to master him. Now I talk about when you go to follow these, a
Hadith of the Prophet alayhi salatu was saying, you find that very short, very concise, very simple,
yet it takes us an hour to explain what he meant by that Allahu salatu salam, and the benefits that
		
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			come from these words, because of the wisdom you had earlier salatu salam.
		
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			This is a story that you find in every single culture, it's told a little bit differently, a little
bit differently. And I liked the Western version of it actually more than like any other version of
it. And it helps us understand his name, subhana wa, tada, and Hakeem,
		
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			because these days, it's a little bit different difficult to do that. I guess for many people, they
struggle with maybe understanding the wisdom of what they see. And here's how the story goes.
		
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			A man
		
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			would have a has a barn has a ranch basically, as a ranch. And within that ranch, he has some
horses, and he has a neighbor. So one day, the door of the of the stable would open and the horses
would would all all run out of his ranch, you lose them all. So the neighbor will come and say, Wow,
		
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			what a horrible thing that just happened to you. So his answer would be
		
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			who knows?
		
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			So the man would walk away feeling so weird response. The next day, these horses that left would
come back to their stable and with them a wild stallion. That is worth a lot of money. So the
neighbor would come back again, and you say, Wow, what an amazing thing. You just have a stallion
that can. So his response would be who knows? Now he's getting a little bit upset. So he goes,
		
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			the next day, his son is trying to tame the stallion, the stallion steps right on his leg and breaks
his leg. So the man comes back and says, Oh my gosh, what a horrible thing that just happened to
your son.
		
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			So he says, who knows.
		
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			And now he wants to move away. He doesn't want to he doesn't want this neighbor anymore. The next
day,
		
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			the military of that area comes and they want to take all the young people to war, but this kid's
leg is broken. So they don't take him. So he kind of said, Wow, what an amazing that that happened
to you. And he says, who knows. But I can go on with the story for you until tomorrow morning. I can
continue to tell you pieces of the story. And until tomorrow I will not be done. And what this man
is saying of course, because this story is faithless in nature, but it still has the same idea that
I want you to understand, is faithless in nature is that we don't know, you know, what's best for
you. You know? How do you know what's best for you? You do not? You want certain things? That's
		
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			okay. You want certain things you sit there and y'all give me this and y'all give me that? Do you
know if it's gonna be good for you or not? Aside from the fact that you ask your Lord subhanho wa
Taala for hedaya? Or you ask him for agenda? Or you ask him for which are the things that you're
supposed to ask him for? Which are the things that assume that to ask only for those things, and not
for others things but we do and that's okay. You're not told not to. You're not commanded. You can't
ask for other stuff, your house, your car, your
		
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			beautiful food, or food and for me, for my spouse, oh, you know, they're gonna make you happy. You
know, you don't you just know that you want them. And that's okay. You know, you want them I'm not
saying that's wrong, but you don't know if they're gonna make you happy or not. You don't know if
you'll be miserable with this person or the happiest couple on Earth, you have no idea. You don't
know. You don't. But someone does.
		
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			But someone does. And the fact that he does shouldn't be enough for you should be enough that he
knows Subhana wa Tada.
		
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			But more importantly, that he uses his wisdom, which Elijah who in what actually occurs. So when you
see something occurring, and you don't see, see there's two pieces of this puzzle that you have to
understand they're really important. Number one,
		
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			everything he commands you to do is wise everything. Everything he commands you to do is purposeful.
Do not look I need you to change the lens through which you see the commands of Allah Subhanallah
they're not restrictions and stop seeing them like that. They're not burdens or restrictions. That
is a really poor way of seeing what Allah has commanded you commanding you to do. These are actions
that are beneficial strictly for you. He doesn't get anything out of this
		
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			depending on what's out and this is for you, when this is haram is not haram because Allah subhanaw
taala I was born and had nothing else to do so we decided to toy with you here, don't do this. You
want to do it you can't do it no gender, gender and Allah. No, this is helpful. This is the best
command that suits you. Not doing this is going to be beneficial for you. Maybe you can't see it
right now but it is and following this command is going to be in within your best interest. There is
no difference between Allah subhanaw taala commanding us to do something and we're feeling Why are
you telling why are you restricting us then a child? They don't difference between a child and their
		
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			parents. It's the same thing. You sit with your child and you explained to them Yeah, habibi. You
need to sleep early. And you need to get up earlier and you need to read the Quran everyday and you
need to do well at school. Now they feel that you're just a dictator who was taking away their
ability, their liberty, of course, you live in a country that that reinforces this this BS Forgive
me that you're taking away my liberty? No, why not? I want to make sure that you grew up to be a
functional human being. Because if I don't, because you don't know what's best for you yet, you just
don't. You know what, I don't love you more. If I don't love my kid more if I let them play video
		
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			games all day and sleep in and eat whatever they want and not go to school. That is being a poor
parent. That child should be removed from my custody, because they don't do it. I don't know what
I'm doing with them. Even though for the child. This is the best father ever is the best person in
the history of fathers videos, we do whatever I want.
		
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			Because they don't know what's best for them. Because they don't know they don't have the wisdom.
They don't have to know what's actually going to they're going to need in their lives. They don't
understand the world and what the world requires in order for you to be successful within it. They
don't. I do so there's no difference. Allah subhana wa Tada. He knows he knows what the human race
requires what they need, so he drew some lines don't do stay away from Xena stay away from Hummer.
Stay away from lying and killing and mistreating people stay away from all of these things. You stay
away from this stuff. And you live well. You live well. He recited in Surah Imam Bill Salah you're
		
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			still killing nuestra
		
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			Lille use Allah. That's how he described Islam. We're going to ease you into the ultimate ease. He
called Islam and you saw the ultimate ease. How is this the ultimate ease Oh is 100% The ultimate
ease.
		
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			If you don't do this, your life will only be difficult and only get more and more difficult. And if
it doesn't get difficult for you now, it will be difficult for people later.
		
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			Because it's not just about you. It's about the generations that will come after you as well. So
we're going to help you find your way to do that which will bring ease to you is yes, you'll there
is more ease in having a true connection with Allah subhanho wa taala. Living piously then being on
a yacht with a lot of wealth, throwing it on booze and drugs and *. This is no it's not you think
they're happier, they're not you think they're doing better they're not. They're not it just for a
moment seems like they are because you're taking a snapshot and you can't zoom out.
		
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			When a child sees another child playing, he thinks he's happier is, is just for a moment in time,
you're gonna be happier, you study hard, you become more successful, you'll be happier, they wanted
to just do it. Don't be don't be fooled by the snapshot in time that you're looking at, you have to
have more wisdom than that you have to be able to zoom out. The second piece is that there are
things that we will never understand the wisdom for and we have to be okay with that. We have to be
okay that Allah subhanaw taala animals, he knows the vibe. And his wisdom is attached to that to his
wisdom. subhanaw taala is always also attached to the fact that sleep there are things that we don't
		
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			know, and we don't understand, and we don't have access to and heal my eczema to mean things you
cannot you cannot assess the wisdom of you don't know, why is this happening to the people of God? I
don't know. Why would an earthquake hit the turkey in Syria and kill a couple of 1010s of 1000s of
people? I don't know. I don't know what the wisdom is there. Why do children get sick and die at a
young age? What Why does oppression I don't know why these things happen?
		
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			I don't have an answer for you.
		
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			But I do know that Allah subhanaw taala is ill Hakeem. He is the all wise Whoa, come on. Hacking in
is the wisest of all rule givers. So I accept. And I follow and I continue to watch and I know I
know at the end it will all come together. I know on the Day of Judgment, Allah subhanaw taala will
bring it all together will make perfect sense that thing and everything will be dealt out
proportionately to what actually occurred and justice will be served and we will see and understand
why Allah Subhana Allah put things the way he put them.
		
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			There's a full sewer in the Quran. Kazuto saw further talks about that within it, Ibrahim within
that sewer as the only sewer where Abraham is commanded go slaughter your son. Because how is
Ibrahim going to make sense of that?
		
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			How is it bro? He makes sense of that. Go ahead, try
		
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			slaughter
		
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			your only son go.
		
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			You don't think Abraham had like 50 comebacks? You don't think Abraham had in his mind a million
ways to say this makes zero sense? Why would I kill him? He's a kid. He's my only kid. Well, how is
this good? How is this playing and me taking my son and slaughtering with my hand? How it explained
to me how this is? He didn't. If you read through the software that there is no comeback. Nothing.
He just goes, he just tells his son. Here's what I was told to do. This is what I was told to do.
Yeah.
		
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			Yeah, but if I took my oh my father do what you were commanded. So did you do any insha Allah Who
meno Sabeti? You'll find me persecuting Muslim. They both submitted within loadall Jabeen. And he
put his his forehead on the on the slaughtering table.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala are they now who will be they've been hanging out with him? And he was it
wasn't about that. But Abraham did not he didn't objective and ask questions or their profits in
other in other moments, there's a lot of back and forth. Musa is I'm speaks to Allah subhanaw taala
asked questions. Ibrahim in other places. areni. Ibrahim himself would say show me how do you how
are you? How do you resurrect? I need to know I believe I need to see it. How do you do it? I can't
I don't understand how you do it. I want to see how you do it. So he told him when he was told to
slaughter his son, not a word. Because that was a test of his belief and acceptance of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is wisdom. So he accepted he didn't he knew this was a test of Do you believe you
accept the loss pounce on it? Hakeem? Yes, I do. I'll do whatever I'm told to do. How do you live by
this beautiful name, Allah and he was very important without understanding Allah subhanaw taala. And
Hakeem, there is going to be a piece of your deen that will be ever lost. There's a piece of your
deen that will be forever lost if you don't understand his name and hotkey and accept that he is ill
Hakeem. So the name 78. You'll see 78 is a high frequency name. As we go through the other names
that I gave you the frequencies, there'll be much some names will be once in the Quran, and twice
		
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			and three times. And Hakeem high frequency. It's always there. It's attached to everything. And when
everyone said every couple of days I'll come and talk to you about a name. And I'll say the name
that came with it the most its malign Hakeem and here's why, because you need to understand it.
Because through his wisdom, this name can be understood. Through his wisdom, this name can be
appreciated through this through his wisdom, subhanaw taala. You can comprehend better other names.
It's a name that is there
		
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			and has extreme importance in how we view the world and how we view ourselves that it's There's
wisdom in it all. Even if I can't see it. Even I don't understand why things are happening, why
they're suffering, why they're dying the way they are. You'll see. It'll, it'll come around. On the
Day of Judgment, it will be all clear to you.
		
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			You live through Allah subhanaw taala wisdom by learning wisdom.
		
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			By following hikma to Bala to movement, wisdom is what every movement is continuously looking for.
That's what we're seeking out in life. We're trying to find it wherever it may be, whoever carries
it, not a problem.
		
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			Use wisdom to make the correct choices. Spread wisdom amongst people.
		
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			And then finally, you trust Allah subhanaw taala as wisdom even if you don't see it in your life,
even if you've come to the end of your life and you still don't see it it's okay. You'll see it your
milk do you see it your milk em? Are you okay with that? That's why you're Muslim and that's what
allows you to be Muslim is that acceptance of his wisdom subhanho wa Taala before the end of your
life and then seeing it on the Day of Judgment. I hope that was a benefit to you. So Pagla be
Huntington Allah, Allah Allah and to stop living to Lake wa sallahu wa salam O Allah Allah Allah
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