Adnan Rashid – Hadith Rejection #04

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The segment discusses the confusion surrounding claims made by Hades and the lack of "quarantine" in the writing of the Hades. The lack of knowledge and relevance is attributed to the lack of a chain, transparency in the writing, and the lack of proper source or trust in the writing. The lack of knowledge and relevance is also attributed to the lack of proper source or the lack of trust in the writing. The history of Hades literature and the use of " hung dosage in the Arabic language" indicate that the writing was not a lie, and the lack of knowledge and relevance is attributed to the lack of trust in the writing.

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			Let 100 Rahim al hamdu Lillah wa salatu salam ala Salam about how do we lie Samira Lima shadow
energy was left under him for masala Illa Allah Allah Ameen Colorado lice Allahu alayhi wa sallam
are they convinced him that he was not alfalfa Rashid in Alma de embody, oh come upon Allah salatu
salam, respected brothers and sisters, we were previously discussing some of the shabiha some of the
doubts raised by these rejecters people who reject Hadees whether they reject at least in totality,
or they do it, whether they do it partially or whether they do it subtly or openly, we are talking
about some of the ideas made public by Hades rejecters. So, we were discussing the issue where some
		
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			of these reactors claim that the deal is complete, and because the at least literature was compiled
later on, although the reality the origin is early.
		
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			It goes back to the time of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, but they claim that it originated late.
So that's why it has nothing to do with the deen and we already highlighted our response, we already
gave a response in the previous section. Now we will move on to the next point, which is another
point how these projectors raise that Hades literature is mainly a viable manner, it has been
transmitted in
		
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			meaning and not word by word. And that is true.
		
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			This literature we have today, the authentic Elise literature, the six books, Bukhari Muslim,
without teramachi in synonymous I have no Marja. Even Mr. Mallika, Mata Asana, daarmee. Whatever
collection you might pick up, majority of the reports they are in are reported by meaning. In other
words, the companions of the Messenger of Allah Azza wa sallam are describing the life of the
Prophet, or the words of the prophet in their own wording. So it's mostly paraphrased, the words of
the Prophet sallallahu Sallam are paraphrased. So what we look for is the crux, what we look for
that is the crux of the matter. So if five companions are reporting the same incident, in different
		
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			wording, the conclusion we reach is that the incident definitely took place. There is no doubt
because there are five different companions reporting the same incident, right.
		
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			reports coming from the from the Prophet sallallahu Sallam word by word of very few in numbers, one
of them is for example, Mancha, Zavala, mana Mancha, Vallejo, mata ammidon Felicia Felicia de
Beauvoir, Mercado, homina not anyone who lies on me deliberately let him take his seat in hellfire.
This is what the professor said word by word. Okay. It has reached us word by word. It is there in
our authentic literature. Other reports in Bukhari and Muslim terms even have been reported
		
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			in a paraphrased form, Bill manna, and the companions of the Prophet of Islam have reported those
		
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			events, incidents or ideas in their own words. So had these rejecters they claim that because this
literature is built manner or reliable manner, we cannot fully trust it. But this notion is very
erroneous, even according to the Quran, let me explain the game in the Quran. In the Quran, we have
stories of the prophets. Yes. Is that true? We have the story of Moses, with the story of Jesus, we
have the story of Abraham, we have the story of doubt and Solomon. Now, as far as I know, none of
these prophets spoke the Arabic language. Yes, none of these prophets spoke the Arabic language.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala describes those incidents in the Arabic language where in the Quran so when
Allah says we'll call Allah mercy who is sort of Maya, Allah subhanaw taala tells us what Rizal is
Ali Salam said to his people who were there, but who is trying, Allah tells us we'll call mercy who
Yama Bani Israel or Mandala be back home in Noma, Yoshida cabella facut harem Allahu la Jana, Mama,
Mama Mama
		
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			Warm up warm welcome.
		
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			So hannula forgotten the worst, but
		
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			not warm. I mean, I mean, I'm sorry. Yes, that's it. Okay. So Allah tells us that he said his alarm
said this will call and mercy you and Allah tells us that Jesus said this. Did Jesus spoke this? Did
Jesus speak the Arabic language? No. So we know that Jesus did not use these words. He did not speak
the Arabic language. So Allah is paraphrasing the words of he saw a Salam. In other words, so long
as you are telling the truth,
		
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			and you're not adding details or attributing false information to a profit or someone truthful, then
it is okay. Then it is fine. Because this is exactly what a lot is in the Quran. Allah tells us what
he saw a salon said, what Moses said what Ibrahim said. What doubt said, Okay, so
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala has many incidents in the Quran where Allah paraphrase the words of previous
prophets. So if there's a problem with that, why is there a problem with companions of the Messenger
of Allah, Allah salam, paraphrasing the words of rasulillah salam, and in the end, they would
qualify themselves. They would say, oh, come up, Paul. Ali salatu salam that the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam said something like this.
		
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			He said something like this. For example, if as a hobby, if a companion of the Prophet Muhammad
Sallallahu Sallam if a disciple of Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, he attributes information to the
prophet and he says that Kala Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam law you know, I had to come
hotta you have barely AHIMA you're humble enough to he, oh, come upon Allah salatu salam, they would
state a report from the Prophet Allah Salaam, that the prophets Allah said this. And then in the
end, the Sahabi, or the companion or the disciple of the Islam would say, oh, come upon Allah salatu
salam, he said something like this, to qualify himself to save himself from an error, right? So when
		
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			five or 10 companions of the Prophet of Islam are reporting the same thing, then it becomes
absolutely certain that this report or this particular narration is definitely authentic, as far as
the the main details are concerned, right. So revival manner is absolutely trustworthy, especially
when you have multiple attestation when you have multiple companions saying the same thing, okay, so
there is nothing wrong with that. So that was the response. Now coming to the Persian conspiracy
		
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			point on Persian conspiracy. Some of these rejecters they claim that at least literature was
collected by a bunch of conspirators
		
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			who were originally Persian
		
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			and they were a bunch of storytellers and liars. And because they were so used to telling stories
about a rough term and no shadow one and that's when they are and these Persian fables of the past.
They knew how to forge these new stories about the promise of the salon, and they attributed the
stories to the prophet and spread them. This is the the joy Hill and ignorant and absolutely
erroneous notion of storytelling, the spread these projectors, I'm talking about desperate about the
Hades literature.
		
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			Anyone who studies the nice science, even on a basic level on the primary level, will come to
realize that it would be impossible, it would be impossible for one to forge a lie about the
prophets Allah Salam
		
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			at that time and not get caught.
		
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			How do you know people got caught? Because we have been told by them at the scene that people were
lying on the prophet and we caught them cellulitis they were lying on the profits a lie Solomon, we
caught them.
		
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			So what these people do is they the people that called Iranian conspirators, are the ones who are
actually catching thieves. So imagine if a thief runs into your house and you catch him, and then
people can come from outside and they say,
		
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			the thief is a thief, and you're also a thief. Because we're the one who caught him. Whether I'm
telling you the thief.
		
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			Now, because he's in your house, you caught him, you're also a thief. Or imagine the police catches
a thief. Police catches a thief and you go to the police reserve.
		
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			You're also a thief, right? Although it may be
		
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			In many cases in Pakistan, yeah.
		
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			But generally, in other places, it's not true. Okay. So the policeman will say to you hold on a
second, hold on a quarter. I'm the one who's telling you is a thief. So, this is what these people
		
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			who have who are completely void of justice Unfortunately, they are telling them the scene that you
are the thieves. They are killing mohabbatein people who collected the Sunnah of the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam that you are the thieves. Amazing, amazing standards, okay. And this is what Allah
subhanaw taala addresses in the Quran. Allah says a couple of columns on taco Divina, for him in
your coluna, illa katiba. That they lie. They spread nothing but lies. Okay. These people have these
rejecters about great personalities. We haven't made these stories up. These are the scene who gave
sacrifices and who had very diligent criteria to accept these reports on certain people. And when
		
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			they doubted someone's character, liars were out of the question.
		
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			Anyone who is known to have lied or who was known to have lied, once in his life was never accepted
as a Hades narrator for the Hadees collectors.
		
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			Anyone who had other weaknesses in his character was also not accepted as these narrator someone who
had weak memory someone who was known to have mixed reports with each other out we don't, we cannot
take a risk. This is how the Madison read treated people.
		
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			If people were known to have had mixed reports
		
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			once one mistake is enough for them on the scene for people like Imam Bukhari Imam Muslim a mama
without
		
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			a mama Shafi, if you are known once, to have made a mistake, you would be not not you're not written
off from Islam, you may be a very good Muslim,
		
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			but you cannot give us the Hadees literature we will not take it from you. Because we cannot risk we
cannot take a risk on our Deen. This is how diligent they were in collecting Hades magazine, or the
low Nomad mine. May Allah be pleased with them. And we'll accept their efforts. And most people who
accuse them of this erroneous idea that they were conspirators or they were collecting
		
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			just piles of literature, piles of stories, and they were just attributing these stories without
checking them to the prophets, Allah salam, how can you claim that?
		
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			Especially when you haven't studied the science of Hades, it is absolutely appalling to claim
something like that. And we will show how, first of all, the fact that when they claim that these
are the scene, most of them were Persian, and this was a Persian conspiracy to corrupt Islam from
within, hence that this literature, this idea in itself is false. Because most of the major
magazine, the first narrators who were there, who were they the first narrators were the companions
of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, they will, if not all, majority, the overwhelming
majority of them were Arabs. They were from the Arabian Peninsula, right.
		
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			And then main narrators are after them. who were there. Mr. mazari.
		
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			Mr. mazari Mr. unsaved been Masaya automobiles Zubair, Omar bin Abdulaziz, these people, right, Who
were they? They were Arabs. They were all Arabs. Okay. So they are the ones who took Hadees from the
companions of the Messenger of Allah some erworben Zubair Who was he?
		
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			Who was he?
		
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			opens Where was he? He was the son of suburbanite, one.
		
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			Okay, and also a nephew of eyeshadow de la Juana. That's why he narrated so much for my share of the
Aloha orwa was a nephew of Elijah. So he was very close to Ayesha kala, she was his color. So he
would go to her and take these from him, I'm sorry to come over. Right. And then him I'm sorry, gave
two later people. Mr. Malik, for example, who was also an Arab. Mr. maryk took from NAFTA. Now there
was a direct student and a servant of Abdullah bin Omar, an Arab Abdullah bin Omar was a companion
of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam. And Malik gave her these two of the love and use of
		
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			another man of the love and use of what the teacher of Imam Bukhari where's the line
		
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			Where's the Persian controversy? Where's the Imam Bukhari was not Persian by the way? Mr. Bahari was
from maharana hora transec, Sania
		
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			transics. Sania is basically beyond the river oxus Land Beyond the river oxes which is Central Asia
today. He was on Bukhara which is a notebook is done, right. So, it was not
		
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			strictly speaking pleasure.
		
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			So, Mr. Mohammed humble Mr. Mousavi, both Arabs, Mr. Malik
		
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			was from the tribe of us.
		
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			A mom Chavez he was Qureshi, a mom having to humble was from the tribe of Shea barn. Okay. And it
was the tribe of shavon. Amazingly, now, this is where the, the, the error of these people the
ignorance of these people is who claimed this Persian conspiracy
		
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			in the form of Hades literature, at least rejecters amazingly, who is the Mudhar, the center of
Hades literature in Iraq, in Baghdad in the second century Hijri. Who is it?
		
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			Mr. Ahmed bin humbug
		
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			Imam Ahmed bin humble is the main one of the main not the beginning one of the main teachers of
Addison Bhagat, from the tribe of Shea barn
		
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			and to this day, which had his book is the largest collection of Hades.
		
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			One sorry,
		
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			say Bukhari, anyone else? Anyone else? It is most known of Mr. Muhammad
		
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			the Muslim Ummah, Muhammad is the largest collection of Hadees available to us today.
		
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			And Mr. Muhammad was one of the teachers of remember Hardy. He was also one of the teachers around
without ultra Muslim they were contemporaries. It was the idea of Mr. Muhammad to filter out the
most authentic literature,
		
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			making sure that we have one or two authentic collections of the some of the policies, some that
cannot be doubted. Not even 1% doubt should be on them. Right? Because they are the ones who started
catching thieves.
		
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			Mr. Mohammed was the policeman. He was the policeman he was the Inspector General of Police
literature.
		
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			He was the man who was appointed to catch Thief by Allah subhanaw taala and he started to catch
thieves. And then he realized that the treasure the purity of the treasure, just come khazana get
your domain. Yeah khazana is his car.
		
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			It schedule
		
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			is key to purity.
		
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			karlskoga Daniel de McCauley Sienna, Ha
		
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			Ji
		
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			pure cello
		
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			khazanah duet. This treasure. This purity is in danger due to the thieves
		
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			due to the thieves
		
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			because these may be preying fake gems into the treasure, fake gems
		
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			or Ruby. That looks like an original Ruby is thrown into a treasure. A pilot treasure. How are you
going to separate it?
		
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			How are you going to separate it? Only a jury? Only a jeweler or a gems expert can separate it right
Do you agree?
		
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			Recently my father bought a Ruby and is very happy about it.
		
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			And it was a big Ruby yet.
		
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			And it looks so beautiful. It's so clear. I said you know what? It looks and I'm not a gem gems
expert. I said you know what looks too good to be true.
		
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			It looks too good to be original. I cannot believe such a big Ruby such a clear Ruby can be for such
7000 rupees.
		
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			Manga SATA Lara Peggy ously Ruby multi Jenna
		
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			igos nine as Leah
		
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			so we took it to the gem gem experts. They said by savvy shisha
		
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			This is glass. They said this is glass. Someone has robbed you. Right. So am I'm humble was that
Inspector, that policeman appointed by Allah to God, the treasure of the Sunnah and when people were
throwing started trying to throw
		
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			Fake gems inside the treasure to compromise its purity. He appointed other policemen just cook I
didn't know free Balado Pakistan is one Mega 10 Jamba treads. Have you gotten a free burrito? Please
get a free brother is silly, okay to just say oh, they're so dumb again. So please guide me at the
border check, you're gonna get everybody up here. So increase the numbers of Gods
		
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			lock the treasure and increase the number of Gods so that thieves cannot throw in fake gems.
		
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			It's not about taking gem from the treasure. It's not about that it's about mixing or,
		
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			you know, compromising the purity of the treasure. We want to keep this treasure pure.
		
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			So he said increase the number of Gods say mama humble Bukhari Muslim Mambo Tao si tenemos z
darkwood name later on.
		
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			In the course Mr. IGNOU of the bar. bookkeeping McCullough in Spain, in London, Mr. Mohammed
student, Allahu Akbar, you name it one after another gods are arising and they are protecting the
Sunnah of the messenger or several Kenji, do you think this is a joke? This science is a joke. Do
you think it was collected and put together by random guys who thought Oh, this Oh, this looks nice.
So we'll put it in the collection? No, no. They scrutinized every single Narrator In the chain every
single man.
		
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			And the point I want to make is that this Inspector General, Mr. Mahajan humble was from Blue Shea
barn. So if it was a Persian conspiracy,
		
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			blue Shea barn was the tribe that was on the front line fighting the Persians.
		
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			Amazingly,
		
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			militarily when the Muslims
		
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			attack pleasure
		
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			in the time of their loved one, you know which tribe was on the frontline fighting the Persians
		
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			bonucci bond. And even in the second century, if anything, it has been O'Shea bond, a man from Blue
shavon, Shay Bonnie, am I'm humble a Shay Barney yet is defending the son of the Messenger of Allah.
So
		
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			if there are any per unit attacks, but there were none, this notion was actually
		
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			introduced by ignaz Goldgeier in the 19th century, and some of these projectors to sound cool or to
look cool, or to come across intellectuals, as intellectuals or to or to look like educated people,
they start to to adopt these theories. And you know what, most of them haven't studied the science
of these. It is very clear. So, having clarified that, Imam Bukhari was from takistan, maharana har,
he was not Persian.
		
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			Mr. Mo doubt, is, he came from Saudi Stan, which was not strictly speaking part of Persia. Okay.
		
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			And Mr. Timothy was, again,
		
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			Tim is today you can I think he's in Iran. But at that time, it wasn't strictly speaking part of
Persia. And then we look at the names of some of the major authorities of Hades, who are directly
responsible for collecting Hadith literature from earlier generation. And then generation before
that, which was the debate and then as Harborough. So who are these people, Mr. Malik, Mr. Malik, he
collected one of the first collections of Hades called alma
		
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			mater. Okay, who was Malik when he plays? You know, he was from the US. Okay. his tribe was called
the US bar. He was an Arab, he was an Arab, he died in 179. He was born in 94. He
		
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			lyerly and in fact, between him and a companion of the Messenger of Allah sallallahu sallam, how
many people how many? One man now for nothing, okay, then a mama shopfully Emma Shafi what he he
died in 204. He he was a direct student of Imam Malik
		
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			Imam Khomeini died in 219 Hijri Qureshi among his haak been Rockaway borough Tamim died in 238
Hijri, a teacher of Imam Bukhari. Mr. His Hawker away was when the teachers of Imam Bukhari from
below Tamim Imam Ahmed humble as we have discussed, who died in 241 he Bhanu shavon
		
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			Imam daarmee doremi who died in 255 veggie burrito meme Mr. Muslim 261 hungry but no fresh air okay.
		
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			Mr. Mahmud out
		
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			to 7580 years from
		
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			now you may be thinking a man who was from Saudi Stan, Saudi stanny is also is known as Abu Tao, the
study study. Okay. Now this doesn't mean that he was actually originally from Saudi Stan Stan is
basically close to Balochistan this this region. Okay.
		
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			So do
		
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			keep in mind that when the Islamic conquest took place, a lot of the Arabs resettled in these
conquered lands. Does that make sense? Right. And these Arabs became Persian ized they became
Persian ized. So they were originally Arabs, but they had also learned the Persian language and
adopted some of the Persian culture, but they were actually Arabs. And one example is a mama without
who was born in Saudi Stan, but he was actually originally from us and Arabian tribe. The mom
Timothy was also again born very close to Persian territory pyramids. Okay. Again, he was from the
Arab Arabic origin. He was from Vanessa lane. Harris among Horace Mann Usama who died in 282. He
		
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			borrowed Tamim mm abubaker bizarre, okay, who died in 292 Hijri. Ben was among Abu Yala, Mr. mabuya
Allah from Baku, Tamim. Gaiden 307 Mr. Abu Jaffa Javi Javi. Okay. You know, Akita Taha via,
		
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			you know, Aki La Jolla. We read Akira Talia was written by compiled by Yamamoto how he Mamata Javi
also the author of sharp, muscular lofar Okay, this big compendium of book I mean, I'm going to come
to address this point. So remember, remember the name Mr. Mojave? Okay. He died in 2021. But he was
also an Arab Imam ignore a ban. burrito meme. Okay, Mr. McCabe Ronnie Bonilla, okay. Ma'am, Hakeem
Baba. Okay. And those who are attorneys,
		
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			mainly some of the major magazine who are atomies non Arabs were Mr. Ebner Ba Ba, the author, the
compiler of masala for Wagner. ba ba. Okay, Mr. mcquarry. Also, what non Arab? Mr. Hebrew Marja was
also non Arab. Okay, Mr. Nakajima was non Arab. So major authorities have had these, the majority of
them were Arabs. So this Persian conspiracy theory in itself is a conspiracy. You understand? This
Persian conspiracy theory on the part of these rejecters in itself is a conspiracy to cast doubt on
how this literature In fact, there's a book I strongly recommend
		
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			by ship zelle been sloppy.
		
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			It has been published from avantgarde, India, and it is called skeletal mohabbatein. Okay, it is in
two volumes. And it covers the history of the scene from the second century. In fact, the first
century to the eighth century history. Okay, read these two these two volumes. I mean, see majority
of them are the same major authorities were mostly Arabs, okay.
		
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			Let's assume that these people who claim the Persian army conspiracy to corrupt the RMB, religion
and Islam, okay, who are these people who are claiming this conspiracy? Who are these people? they
themselves are dummies. They themselves are dummies. purveys purveys, the founder of pervasive
Africa. Who was he? Was he an Arab?
		
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			army? Java, the Gandhi, although he saw is from Gandhi tribe. I don't know if that tradition is
correct or not. Yeah. I can't call him but by culture, by upbringing, his argument, right? He may be
originally Arab because Gandhi Gandhi's zaldy tribe, it is an Arabian tribe, okay. Who are these
people?
		
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			they themselves have been affected by an army conspiracy, or army
		
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			theory.
		
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			So
		
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			another question I want to ask is, why did it take the Persians so long to come up with this
conspiracy? If it's a conspiracy?
		
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			Why did take them two, three centuries, right? And all the Muslim scholars or deaf, dumb and blind
for the last 14 centuries, they had no idea that this conspiracy had happened. They were all
sleeping. And suddenly, these these rejecters pseudo intellectuals woke up in the 19th century.
		
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			And beyond and realize that there was a Persian Cosmos the OLAP Islam your Persian
		
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			egg, you have Farsi Saudis crazy caraga right. Islamic Farsi sausage Kashi caraga Islamic a burger
Korea Farsi army, right? In quads, Covina, Zulu, he only sees the mayor or basis or the mayor, they
have come to realize which ledger mode is in the sub bill called farik theory, they had no idea what
was happening with them in the history, they are not. So this is why refer back to our first lecture
where I said, one of the biggest causes of police reaction is actually absolute ignorance of the
science of police.
		
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			And the history of Hades, and the history of the murder scene, and the history of the men who
underrating Hades. This is the biggest reason why people become police rejecters because they assume
that it is just me, you've come to me, Mrs. Obama is just, you know, random knowledge that was
collected by Madison on ad hoc basis, it wasn't like that it was systematic, was very organized, it
was very, very delicate, was very, very intricate work with the magazine did. And the details can
only be known when you study a basic book on the science of Hades.
		
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			So they claim
		
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			that people
		
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			and the conspiracy amazingly, only happened in Persia, it didn't happen in London, it didn't happen
in North Africa. It didn't happen in India, it didn't happen in northern China or Central Asia, it
only had to happen in Persia as if the scene only existed in Persia or Iraq or in that region or
Asia or DC near. So, this is another erroneous idea they come up with.
		
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			Then finally, next point, we will address inshallah is
		
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			clash in some of the authentic reports. This is another idea that bring up these projectors, that
because these literature is contradictory, a lot of the reports are in contradiction. So we cannot
accept it. Right? But they're not actually in contradiction. It is impossible for an authentic
report to contradict another It is impossible. Okay. And where there is a direct contradiction, it
is an issue to do with NASA and monceau which can be found in the Quran. If your own if you are
Quran, only Muslims, then the contradictions you are claiming and these also exist in the Quran,
then be consistent, then apply the same criteria, same standard to the Quran, because there are
		
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			verses in the Quran that apparently contradict other verses, apparently, apparently, not. Those are
actually not contradictions. Those are aggregations.
		
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			Okay. For example, the Koran says yeah, are you under Deena armano la takanobu Sala Quantum sakara?
Yes. Oh, you believe Do not come near a prayer when you are drunk. Then in other words, Allah says,
Yeah, are you Hello Dina hamano in namale kamaru wall maizuru vollen savall Islam register minimally
shaitan fujitani boo La La come to flare own a man well Oh, you believe abstain from intoxicants,
gambling, throwing arrows for luck. Okay, these are actions of shape on here. Wine is haram. The
other verses saying do not come close to Salah when you are drunk.
		
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			So how you going to reconcile the reconciliation is that the first verse was revealed in the early
days of Islam when hombre was not made Haram. Wine was forbidden by Allah subhanaw taala gradually,
so the final verse abrogated all other verses. Now the verse or you believe do not come in a prayer
when you are drunk, doesn't apply.
		
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			It doesn't apply anymore, it is abrogated. It is there.
		
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			It is abrogated.
		
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			Subhana Allah. So likewise, in these literature, we have authentic reports abrogating other
authentic reports. For example, the sort of law says don't give a ruling in the early days of Islam
then later on it will never get it where there is clear cut on the same metric issue.
		
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			Other examples are
		
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			that Rasul Allah says Allah gave answers to two different individuals on the same matter, but the
answers are different.
		
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			For example, a man came in off the premises alone, about something. One ounce of it was given,
another man came another answer was given. So there's contradiction, right? These people claim a
contradiction. No, there's no contradiction, because the people he answered to were requiring
different answers. For example, one man came, and he asked a messenger of Allah says, Allah, for
example,
		
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			you know,
		
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			about fasting, in a way it has something to do with intimacy with wife, can I
		
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			be physical without being fully intimate? Can I be physical and my wife? And I sort of lost our son
said to one, No, you can't.
		
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			Another man came. And he asked the same question the promises and said, Yes, you can. Okay, and then
hold on a second, why two answers. One was a young man. And the danger is that when he will start a
little, he will go all the way. It is very likely young man's passions or a reason. He is intimate
with his wife. It starts with a with a with a with a hug or something and then while you're fasting,
it goes all the way right. And then you broke your fast Yes, with an old man who is more able to
possibly control his emotions and his desires, it is okay for him. So this is to do with
circumstances, it is not a contradiction. It is a ruling that applies a different different ruling
		
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			applies to different people, right. So there are many examples like that. And to understand this
concept, Mr. Motta Javi, the one I mentioned earlier, Mr. Mojave, he has written a compendium and
encyclopedia on reconciliation of similar reports such report, it is called shore mosquito Lothar.
Okay. It is a big giant book in many volumes, multiple volumes. It is called Shara mosquito Lothar.
And it is compiled by Mr. Mojave, who explains that those reports that sound or seem problematic are
actually not problematic. It is your lack of understanding your lack of knowledge of the of the
Arabic language or your lack of knowledge of the history or the circumstances of these reports. So
		
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			Mr. Motta Javi he reconciles all these reports in this big Compendium this encyclopedia.
		
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			But ask these people these these rejecters if they have bothered to pick up pick up Mr. Motta,
hobbies, reconciliations, or this big giant book, which was written quite early on, was Richard
written in the fourth century of Islam fourth century history. So this is another
		
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			issue. Last point I want to discuss today inshallah, very quickly before we go to q&a, because it's
been very long.
		
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			One of the reasons to not trust Hades literature is that because it was compiled a lot later. Okay.
We This is a very common
		
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			argument. And it's a classical argument, or classic argument, at least rejecters present, even some
		
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			missionaries, Christian missionaries come up with this idea. Some atheists also come up with this
idea that Oh, what should Why should we trust Hades, it was compiled so late. And you guys are
inconsistent. you reject the Gospels of Jesus Christ, gospel of john, Matthew, Mark, and Luke,
because they were written later on. Okay? And look at these.
		
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			These collections. They were written a lot later than the gospels were written from Jesus Christ. So
how can you accept these literature and reject the Gospels? So very, very valid argument to those
who have no knowledge of history and theology? Right? It is a very powerful a powerful argument,
isn't it? Huh? Listen, when you actually go in depth, and when you drill the argument or when you
dissect the argument to come to realize it is fallacious. It is fallacious for example, gospels were
written by anonymous people.
		
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			They were anonymous, unknown McGraw Hill devil module in Hades literature, when a Hadees comes to
Omaha this collector of Hadees for example, Imam Bukhari or Imam haven't been humble. If this comes
from the Prophet sallallahu sallam, it has been reported or it has been attributed to the prophet
and one of the men in the chain is unknown. For example, for example, the rest of the chain is
known. It's nothing okay we know who nefarious is Abdullah bin Omar we know Abdullah bin amorous but
after NaVi there is a man who is not known. The Mojave scene are not aware
		
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			His history, his circumstances his character, where he taught what kind of character personality was
he such a report, however beautiful it may sound, however attractive the report may be okay will be
thrown on the wall
		
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			any Hadees that has an unknown character in the chain will be thrown on the wall will not be
accepted. So, your comparison between the Gospels and at least literature is completely misplaced
and inconsistent
		
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			and non applicable. Why? Because Hades literature has been preserved from a well known sources
		
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			and every single man in the chain is known to us. I'll give you a very quick examples. So when Imam
Bukhari puts down a report in his collection,
		
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			that Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam said such and such so and so he gives his sources Buhari is almost
two centuries apart from the Prophet sallallahu Sallam right or wrong. two centuries apart, more
than two centuries apart from the puzzles are harder because you know what the prophet said? How
does he know what the prophet said or did right. Know Buhari cites his sources. Buhari tells us
there are reports in Buhari and there are 22 in number 22 reports in Buhari they have three men
between the prophet and Buhari three, three men between Buhari and the Prophet Bukhari generates
from his teacher
		
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			mckeeva NaVi Rahim Hoon the rates from his teacher is even over your baby. And you see the blue
awaiting the rich narrate from his teacher Salma Gabrielle Aqua, who was a companion of the Prophet
salallahu alaihe salam.
		
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			And then Salma, Tommy laquanda rates from the Prophet five men Prophet said Salma took it and then
gave it to the reader globally obeyed when Salma was in his 70s you see the blue over your wait gave
the report to mckibbon ob Brahim when he was in his 80s Okay, and of sound mind and Maki gave it to
Mr. Buhari, but McKee was an old man. So Imam Bukhari he took reports directly from sources who go
back to the Prophet uninterrupted as a chain. It doesn't stop there. There are reports since al
Bukhari that have four men between Bukhari and the Prophet. So Buhari generates from his teacher of
the love and use of all knowledge from him Mr. Mr. Malik, Malik Merritt from nothing, nothing the
		
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			rest of the Leben Omar Abdullah bin Omar narrates from
		
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			Prophet sallallahu sallam. Then we have book and reports in Bukhari with five men between Bukhari
		
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			and rasulillah salam, then we have a report that has six men between body so change sometimes get
longer depending on where the report came from, or sometimes they get shorter.
		
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			Okay, so every single report must
		
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			come with a chain. Anything that comes without a chain will be rejected. So there is no comparison
between the Gospels and the Hadees literature. gospels are completely anonymous. We don't know who
Matthew, Mark and Luke and john were were, we don't know who these people were. So if we don't know
who they were, why are we even believing what they're saying?
		
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			Right.
		
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			It is claimed that they were disciples of Jesus Christ, it is impossible to prove that it is
impossible to prove that we call it in the science of Hades in Qatar interruption of sources
interruption of sources we call it in the science of Hades in Kappa Okay, when there is in Kappa in
the chain
		
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			then that chain is completely rejected. That report is not accepted. It is dive it is not authentic,
it is not trustworthy. We are the ones telling you that at least study it. So
		
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			Hades literature was first of all not written later on. It was written within the first century
okay. There is a HIPAA of what had been what have been Manabe okay. And there are there are other
people of the law. One of the companions are solo so he was allowed to write his name is Abdullah
bin Ahmed been asked, he was allowed to write the Hadith of the prophets of Salaam. He was an
exception, because prophets also did not want his companions to mix the Quran with the Hadees so at
least was memorized. It was internalized verbally orally, the Quran was penned down it was written
down later on when the Quran was created.
		
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			pile in his current form by abubaker enough mundo de la Juana mine on homage mine, then the Sahaba
they started to encourage the students to write down hobbies as well. And in the time of tabi rain
or these were written down and by the time we get to Mr. Malik, he is already compiling Mattila
Malik
		
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			and we still have manuscripts of what Imam Malik from his lifetime. There is a proprietary
manuscript, which dates back to the life of Mr. Malik and it is marked Imam Malik Malik was born in
94. He was one of the companions of a sort of Lazarus was alive. And it's been Malik we don't know
whether unus was alive and Malik was born. But it was the same year when Moloch was born and has
died or their loved one it was so close and Moloch is the one of the first compilers of a collection
of Hadees. So, this is enough said on this matter, the headings literature was compiled later on.
Hence, it is not trustworthy, a lot more can be said on this topic, but I do not have the time to
		
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			give the details at this stage. inshallah I'll move on. And in fact,
		
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			one last point I want to address is the issue of erroneous or
		
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			controversial content in the Hardee's literature, for example, okay, or there are things about the
profits in these rich literature that cannot be accepted. For example, in Makati, we have a report
that
		
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			Ibrahim is thought to have stated non factual things. Right. Three non factual statements being
made. Okay. There is a report in Bahati, by the way, the term kid,
		
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			kid in the Arabic language doesn't always mean a lie. It means a non factual statement. For example,
once I showed the loved one ha,
		
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			you know, heard Abdullah bin Omar saying something about the province of Southern she said candybar
		
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			of the law. Okay, my Bella lied. If you translate that into English, it would be translated as
Abdullah lied. But is Ayesha actually saying Abdullah bin Omar is lying, or is a liar? No. She's
saying Abdullah bin Omar is mistaken. He's stating something non factual.
		
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			Okay, she's not calling him a liar. So the Arabic language is very important for you to understand.
So when the word kid is used in the Arabic language, it doesn't always mean a lie. It means a lie,
but doesn't always mean a lie. It can mean a non factual statement. So when these these projectors
talk about this hadith in Bukhari, or Ibrahim Alayhi, salam, he had said, non factual things. For
example, he said to his people, I am sick, I cannot go with you. And then he broke the idols. And
when they came back, he said, the big either broken, which is a non factual statement, right? You
can call it a lie. So, but Ibrahim al Islam was deliberately making these non factual statements to
		
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			make them think, to make them think he wasn't actually lying. And in fact, two examples are in the
Quran. Two of these examples are in the Quran. So why don't you go to the Quran as well using the
same criteria. So if you attack the Hades for some
		
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			controversial to do to you, not to us, to you some controversial content, then go to the Quran as
well. There's plenty of controversy there as well, if you want to use that standard. It doesn't
		
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			necessarily follow that your argumentation is valid for Hadith literature, so they can give many
more examples of intellectual impossibilities
		
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			in the Hadith literature, intellectual impossibilities, one of those examples is probably Maha
masala marrying, I shadowed your loved one Hmm. Now these people that think like this, because they
have been affected by modern liberal secular thought process they have been affected by if you go
back to history 19th century backwards 19th century backwards as I clarified, most humans on the
planet, we're getting married to girls, as young as 910 1112 910 1112 910 1112. Don't believe me? Go
and read a book on the age of consent written by any European scholar. google it, Google it.
		
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			age of consent in the West. Before the 19th century, you will get maybe tons of articles and read
the quotes of scholars and they will tell you in
		
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			societies before the 19th century, it was not an issue as soon as girls Reach, reach the age of
puberty as soon as girls
		
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			hit
		
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			puberty, which was determined by menstruation, when they had their menstrual cycles, they were ready
for marriage. They were concerned. As far as those societies were concerned, they were ready for
marriage. I'm not saying that should happen today. Times have changed. People have changed the
thinking of change, the feelings have changed. People have been affected by the the norm that
prevails in the world today. So I'm not saying that should happen today. I'm saying what happened in
the past, it was the norm for them. In the past, it was the norm. As soon as a girl reached the age
of puberty, when she had menses, she was ready for marriage for them in the past. Okay, so these
		
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			people, these are these rejecters they have no idea. They don't know about the history. That's why
when they read that in Bukhari, the police are seldom married, I shadowed your loved one when she
was nine, right? They get a shock.
		
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			So, if she had had her periods at that time, if she had menstruated, or if she had reached the the
marriageable age, or puberty at that time,
		
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			and according to their social norms, it was okay to get a girl married. When she reaches that age,
in fact, there are reports in Kamikaze bin Zod that aboubaker the father of Ayesha came to the
Prophet salla salaam,
		
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			and told him to take Ayesha into your house. She's ready.
		
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			Ayesha is ready, my daughter is ready Ready for what? ready for work. She's ready to be your wife.
Why what determined that readiness, what determined that readiness, it was obviously either her
menstrual cycles, or her physical appearance or physical ability to them to those societies. In the
past, it was the norm, as late as the 19th century, some of the American states or you listen to me
brothers, brothers, sisters, as late as the 19 as late as 1920s.
		
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			Less than a century ago, less than a century ago, some of the American states in the south, they
allowed girls to get married as young as 12 1112 depending on even 10, even 10 depending on which
state it is
		
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			as late as the 1920s.
		
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			So if these had these projectors were alive in the 1920s they wouldn't have this. This question
wouldn't be bugging the mind.
		
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			So
		
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			as the boss said,
		
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			Tara, Jude sarafa jolly Frank, good to walk Mr. gurgi hatami
		
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			kadowaki Mara garaga Tommy's.
		
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			And I will end the lecture today, we have finally by the grace of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			Complete completed our treatment of Hades rejection,
		
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			and hopefully people have benefited
		
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			in the future, we might do more extensive lengthier lectures on this topic if necessary, if
questions come up can come across, if people are asking questions for us to address them inshallah,
we will go further into detail, but I believe anyone reasonable, anyone who is
		
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			blessed with common sense and firm knowledge of history and theology and these literature will find
these lectures convincing and will possibly,
		
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			inshallah, follow the Sunnah of Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam if he or she is a Heidi's rejecter so
those of you who are these projectors whether you are subtle Heidi's objectors or open these
projectors are passionate, these projectors are complete these projectors. This was our love for
you. This is this was not a hateful exercise rather. This will this will this was our love
		
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			for you and you should accept it as a loving gesture on our part is Akuma lokeren wha Hello Davina
and in hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen