Ahsan Hanif – Quranic Progression – Part 7

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The speakers discuss the meaning of two phrases in Arabic language, with the first being the most common and the second being the most common. They stress the importance of maintaining honor and not backbending anyone, as well as the use of words to describe individuals and their actions. The speakers also discuss the concept of "will" and its use in achieving reward, and stress the importance of balancing one's life and one's wealth in achieving a desired balance. They also touch on the negative impact of social norms on people's behavior and personal relationships, and emphasize the importance of letting people choose between their beliefs and intentions when it comes to money and wealth.

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			Salamat Sleeman kathira.
		
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			So rastrick Hamdulillah, we began with the fear of sorrow to humans. And we, I think we just took
the first verse or we did the introduction, I mean, the seal of the first verse of the song.
		
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			And essentially basically what we discussed last week is the the majority of the lesson was
concerning these two phrases. But a las panatela mentions within the first verse, humans are
unlimited, and what the scholars said they refer to. So we said that there was some scholars amongst
the
		
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			scholars of Arabic language, who said that the two mean the same thing. The two mean the same thing.
Both words refer to one on the same thing. But the majority of the scholars were of the view that
it's not the same thing but that there is a difference in meaning. And one of the reasons why this
is the differences meaningless shouldn't Ramadan, Amina Shapiro, Kamala or rather in his seat,
		
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			because is the fear of what will ban which is authored by Sheikh Mohammed the militia, Peter Hyman
when the book is, you know, like, it is ascribed to him. The chef Rahim Allah passed away before he
could complete the book. So he passed away before it's the seed was complete. And then the remainder
of his Tafseer was completed by his students. sharqiya Sadie, okay, mala
		
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			Shahada, he's the one who completes and he's like one of his major students. So he obviously took
from the chef's knowledge and his learning of studying from with him. And then he completed the rest
of the book. So sometimes musician from the municipality said, technically like the student who
wrote the end portion of the book. But anyway, he mentioned in his remarks dogen mentions the two
concepts of humans and lomasa, or the root word for either of the two outs when the port Alberni
separates the meters and bring them together showing that there is a slight difference in what
they're referring to in the meaning. So the majority of the scholars are of the opinion, therefore
		
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			that homers and llamas are two different things and the different exactly what they refer to over a
number of opinions, they kind of come to the same thing. The first is some of them said that one is
to display someone openly in front of them. And the other one is to demean them behind their backs
in the absence. That's kind of the first body of opinion and there are amongst the scholars, those
who will say one is for doing something humans is doing it openly. And the other one is for doing it
behind someone's back. And there are others who
		
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			invert the two, right, they reverse that, and they say, the opposite. And so that shows you that the
two terms linguistically are very close together in meaning, but there is a slight difference. So
that's that kind of one main opinion as to the difference between the two. The second one is what
that one refers to words or verbal abuse. And the second one refers to physical actions, right,
either by signaling something or making some type of an illness, whether you win or you do
something, you do something physically, and that's basically how you're demeaning that person.
You're slandering them, you're backbiting them, you're, in some way, belittling them. And then the
		
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			third opinion that some of them also had. So that's like the kind of two bodies of the main two kind
of opinions. And then some of them said, No, it refers to someone who, who harm someone in terms of
their muscle, in terms of the lineage. So one is specific concerning attacking someone about
something specific concerning them, like their lineage and their background or their ethnicity and
so on. They essentially come to the same thing, but essentially it is the same thing in the sense
that the terms are referring to slandering and backbiting and speaking ill of other people and
belittling and demeaning them. I know that now originals. You all know that there are many Hadith of
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam verses of the Quran that speak about the importance of
maintaining a person's honor, and the position and the status and not to do anything that verbally
or physically diminishes that without pupose Alright, so Alonzo tells us in the Quran, to the extent
you're living in a monastery buka Filomena one in Nevada Vani. If you believe stay away from evil
fought for verily can lead to sin. What are to just settle and don't spy on one another? When I
		
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			don't backbite one another? Are you
		
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			meeting factory to move would you like to devour the flesh of your dead brother, it is something
that you would dislike and the Hadith of the prophets or the laguan even synonym that speak about
and we mentioned like some of them last week, but speak about the importance of you know, watching
what you say and your words and your tongue and the words that come from it. There are many in the
center.
		
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			So why is a large religion
		
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			displacing these people? Why is Allah subhanaw taala admonishing rebuking? Not only that, but he's
telling them that they would have punishment and destruction, as we said, Is it the fear of the
word? Well, it is because of the harm that they caused verbally, because of the things that they
say, and because of the harm that they caused. And like we mentioned last week, the difference of
opinion among scholars as to whether the verse refers to a single individual, or whether refers to
it as a general verse that refers to everyone, even those who say that it is a specific verse,
meaning that the reason for revelation was due to a specific individual. But then see, the ruling,
		
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			however, is general. Why just because the verses revealed, because of the particular incident or a
story doesn't mean that the ruling is only for that person, and not for anyone else, however, wasn't
revealed for someone because of someone, some of them said yes, whether it's a movie or whether it's
		
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			or whether it's
		
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			a pajama, blommer, or any of those other chieftains and leaders of courage. And some of the scholars
that mentioned that look at how a large soldier generally in the poorer the general principle, and
etiquette of the Koran is that it never specifies people by name, doesn't speak about people, right?
That's the general etiquette unless there's a need or less, for example, you're having a
conversation where everyone kind of knows who's been spoken about something, generally the plan
doesn't speak about people by name doesn't name them, it will refer to them by title, sometimes by
the leaders, the chiefs, al-mulla is very common, and upon analyzed social calls and madder and
		
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			madder is the nobility of the people who had power and had saved within that community. It is only
the rent individual like Abu lahab, from the enemies of Islam that is named, that is mentioned by
name, because generally a large soldier doesn't mention them, or some of the scholars said here, for
example, if you were to take the opinion that was revealed concerning a certain specific individual,
some of those individuals that were mentioned by the College of Tafseer, would actually go on to
accept Islam, they would become Muslim later on. And so lots of pantalla rebukes them
		
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			by way of action, but later on the individual themselves, becomes a Muslim. And that's why the
prophet SAW so often when he would speak about these issues, it is the action that is referring to
that it's correcting, not necessarily the person, because the person may, as everyone does, has good
and bad, and maybe they can improve and change and so on. And so it's not linking the action to the
individual rather than action itself. And that's why you get those headings for the process. And
rather than, say, my battle, I mean, what is wrong with people? Why you would often say that, when
he's addressing the community in large, because no one really knows that it's possible that I could
		
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			have that mistake, and you can have that mistake in the third person. And so you don't even know
that person was speaking about you in that context, even though he may well be speaking about you.
Because it's very likely that in the congregation, there are many people who fit that description,
and many people who have that same weakness.
		
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			So
		
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			okay, so
		
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			I think we covered the last one.
		
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			So yeah, so large, so therefore, he doesn't mention people specifically by name. So once upon a time
that begins is sort of therefore and the winner of the majority of scholars of Tafseer in Marathi
poverty, and others we said was that the vs general doesn't refer to anyone specifically, and was
revealed because of specific incident it is, General, meaning what meaning that it refers to all of
those people of orange, and all of those people who are enemies of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam who would criticize him and call him names and, and belittle him and backbite and slander.
And all of those people, it refers to all of them, and not just one, as opposed to the other. So
		
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			once upon a time investment, but to then he goes on to mention the description.
		
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			We don't equal the humans at the lomasa vote to the one who is Islam brought back by the one who
demeans, and then a large social gives a further description of them. And under the jamara
madawaska, who has gathered wealth and counted it or you know, other translations who are masters
riches, counting them over accumulates wealth, and counts it. So there's two descriptions or two
things that are largely referred to here number one, is the gathering of one a number to the
counting of one. Why
		
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			isn't a kinda like the same thing.
		
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			There is a slight difference obviously between gathering and the candidate you know, inferred,
right? If you're a person who gathers well
		
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			Why does a large so just specify that the gathered the wealth and the cantaloupe
		
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			counting refers to this greed?
		
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			All zil overeaten like an eagerness over it
		
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			not giving charity right that they constantly like counting every penny and pound a needle and that
kind of concept.
		
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			hoarding, right the masking or hoarding, in the sense is kind of seemed because hoarding means what
you're not spending it in ways that you should.
		
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			Yeah, people that gather don't necessarily Mashallah, that out. People that gather it don't
necessarily
		
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			count it right.
		
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			Are people who count it doesn't necessarily mean that they have much, right, some people can't be on
average. And so they can't do it. A large surgeon specifies both. And so it's to show that these are
people who do what, who their whole, you know, like their whole existence is in amassing wealth, and
it's about the dunya and they're attached to it, and they've become slaves to it, and they have
become subservient to it. And they've submitted themselves to this, by hook or by crook, whichever
way they will gather this wealth. And this is a common concept throughout the clamor Allah subhanaw
taala often refers to this concept of people
		
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			gathering wealth in ways that isn't beneficial to them. I always thought something which is halal or
something which is pure, because of the way that they gather the wealth and the way that they amass
it. And then because they refuse to give its rights my alarm surgeon says linic mizuna.
		
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			When are you gonna have to be the law, those who hoard and amass golden silver, and they don't spend
it in the path of a law for the should be either been a lien, then give them the tidings of a
painful punishment. Yo yos merry happy nerdy jahannam. On the day that it will be That same month
that the Amazon hoarded it will be heated within the fire of how big boom, boom, boom, has a
mechanism. The unfussy konforlu mechanism says that a law will then use those coins to burn those
people on their foreheads on their faces on their backs, and it will be set to them. This is your
treasure that you heard it. So now enjoy it. Enjoy the treasure that you wanted to amass a large
		
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			zildjian will punish them using the same monster the auditor didn't spend in the past on the last
panel. And that's why the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in the famous Hadith illegitimately
when he speaks about the types of people that you get on in this world. In the madonia, the
Albertina, four, there are four types of people in this world. The first type that he mentions, is
the person who has wealth and knowledge.
		
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			And because of the knowledge, they use their wealth in a way that pleases the last panel data,
meaning knowledge of their religion, knowing the rights of Allah and knowing, you know, the position
of wealth and so on. They use their knowledge in ways to use their wealth in recipes and lots of
data, which shows you what number one that was in and of itself is not an evil concept. Wealth is
not evil in Islam. Notice it in pure in Islam, notice the concept of earning wealth, or becoming
wealthy, or having you know, like a lot of money in and of itself, an impure concept or evil
concept, or an incorrect to haram concept in Islam. Because once it's a commodity, it is the way
		
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			that you use that wealth that determines whether you you know, like achieve great reward, or whether
you have punishment.
		
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			So in the Hadith, the Prophet Solomon says, this person has knowledge. So they use that wealth, to
bring themselves closer to a large soldier to bring their family closer together, to spend on the
poor and the needy. And the Prophet sent him then rates this person when he grades them, and he
says, For what we have been in medicine, this is the best of all people, to use your blessings and
the skills that are given to you with the knowledge that you have of your religion, what pieces
allow What brings you closer to Allah, how to use the asset in a way that will bring you closer to a
larger region and achieve maximum reward for you. This is the best of people. The second person is
		
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			the one who has knowledge doesn't have wealth. They don't have money, but they were given knowledge.
So they understand through their knowledge that there is a path to an equal amount of reward,
through intention. So this person says sincerely Oh Allah, if I had money, like the first person had
money, I would spend it in the way that they spend it meaning in the good that they do.
		
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			I will do something similar, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam fubini Yeti, for drew masala,
this person will be rewarded for their intention, they will be equal in reward. Right, and that is
equal in reward based on intention, right because of what the person does.
		
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			The first person who has the intention and the capability to do that
		
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			we said
		
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			intention to get exactly the same reward the same as a mode of intention.
		
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			So, is the person who are the second person who's who has the intention but doesn't spend, are they
equal in reward
		
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			because of the intention or not because of actual physical action, Allah had, it seems to be that
the equal in reward
		
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			Yeah, because this person is refrained from spending
		
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			food because they have they have the inability to spend, they don't have the money to spend.
		
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			But a lot of soldier knows the sincerity of their intention that worthy to be in a situation they
would spend. And it's similar to Harry Potter book where the processor went for the battle, and
there were companions who didn't go and he said to the companions, who in the army, the brothers of
ours in Medina, they didn't step outside of us any valuable than any mountain pass, but they have
our reward habits over and over. It is a valid excuse that prevented them from leaving.
		
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			If I had the money,
		
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			exactly the same as the person who did. So that's like the different issue or
		
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			intention.
		
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			Yet the focus of the person who has the intention to do the action is similar to the other person
who has the intention to the same action. Now that person who goes and does the Hajj himself, they
have extra reward. Why because they do extra acts of worship.
		
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			When you go for Hajj, you're not just doing the intention, right? You're physically going and you're
praying, and you're doing altcar, and you're doing other stuff that a person wouldn't do.
		
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			So they wouldn't be equal in that sense. Like the Hadith of the Prophet Solomon, he says that a
person like people come later on, but they hold on to the original love center water the pan, are
they equal as companions? No, they're not because of the situation and the context. So there are
other factors that are mitigating tourists, right, but they get that reward, right, that is
mentioned within the center. So then the third person that the processor dimensions.
		
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			The third person, the processor dimensions is the one was one, but no knowledge. So the first one
was what knowledge and the second one is only knowledge. The third one is wealth of knowledge. So
this person because they don't have knowledge means they don't know what pieces Allah, they don't
know how best to use their work. And they instead listen to the desire. And the whisperings of
shaman, the Hadith says that they don't give the real rights of Allah, and they don't uphold the
rights of the of the poor and the needy. And instead of bringing their family closer together, they
drive their family apart, right? Because now everyone's fighting over money fighting over land
		
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			fighting over property. And that's very common, right? When people don't understand how wealth is
used and its rights, it drives people further apart, right within a family, within a community
within a neighborhood within, amongst relatives and friends. It drives people apart. The professor
seldom said further we'll be experts in managing this is the worst of all people. And then the
fourth one is the Miskin was neither
		
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			neither knowledge nor nothing. But he does have intention. So rather than aspiring to be like the
first person because of the lack of knowledge, who do they aspire to be like, the third one, oh, if
I had money, I would do that I would children I would spend and I would enjoy myself and I would end
up doing harm. And because of this sincere conviction, Allah knows that if they were in that
situation and they had the money, they would spend it in that way. The processor name said for
beanie yet he for his raha masala, he too will be judged according to his intention, and he will be
equally insane. Right? Showing watching that these are the types of people that you get in dunya
		
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			some people who have good that Allah has given to them blessings, and they use it in a way that
brings them closer to a large religion and other people who have been given blessings but because of
a lack of knowledge or a lack of you know, piety or lack of Eman, they use it in ways that are
displeasing to Allah.
		
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			Yeah, yeah. So here it is, in this hadith knowledge is the man and it is righteous deeds and it is,
you know, piety and it is all of that stuff.
		
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			So this is knowledge, right knowledge isn't necessarily that this person is a spotter is that they
know the rights of a law concerning what they have in terms of their work. Right? And that's why in
Islam, everything that you do, you have to have knowledge concerning it, in order to fulfill that
part of your responsibility. So as a parent, I need to know what are my rights? And what are the
rights of others, as a husband or a wife? What are my rights towards others? If it's money, and I'm
involved in business? How do I do business?
		
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			In accordance to the Sharia, and so on? Right? That's what it means by knowledge.
		
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			Yes, so that's the difference between so that's why knowledge isn't just about the morning slot
information only. It is imagine it is righteousness, and it is piety.
		
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			But it is what it is encapsulated in knowledge, because knowledge is the basis of all that knowledge
is the foundation.
		
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			And you have similar hobbies, of this of this type in the center. So the concept of wealth in itself
isn't that it is impure, but it is often mentioned in the Quran. In this way, that it is evil leads
to harm because a large social often gives examples in the Quran of people who use the wealth in
restaurant, and in ways that are displeasing to Allah subhanaw taala and in ways that cause harm
towards others, because that is often the, you know, the majority, right? That's because what is
that type of temptation? So large audiences alamelu albana Xena to hire the dunya wife, and children
are from the government and from the trials of this life. In the Quran, we have the example
		
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			therefore, of mine Soraka sauce are only someone who's given wealth from the people who sell Islamic
nation, given an amazing amount of treasure and wealth, and what do you do with it? He uses to
oppress and transgress and cause evil and harm. And you have the example of, for example, the man of
the two the two gardens that are larger to give him much love, and much blessings and many blessings
and, and he has prosperity. But instead of using it in a way, that brings him closer to a large
soldier, what ends up happening,
		
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			he becomes arrogant. I mean, come on, we're gonna follow and he says to his friend, I have more
money than you. I am stronger than you have more people in number. It leads to arrogance, right. So
Lars zildjian describes these people, as people who chase the dunya. And people who spend the time
		
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			chasing the dunya. Allah the German Amala de su de said, it is the field it means the one who comes
to our data is to come. I saw, he's counting and he's seeing how much he has. Mohammed
		
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			said Rahim, Allah tala. This is the person who gathers his wealth by day. And by night, he counsels
by day, he's a Muslim. And by night, his country meaning that what his day and his night revolves
around money is 24. Seven is money, or is gathering or is thinking wisdom gathering, or is counting
on his own life, his money, he's attached to a wall, that is all he wants to do, and all he wants to
attain in this dunya. And McCarthy said, similar statement, but he's gonna be an example is the one
who gathers his wealth in order to buy livestock, and servants, and so on and so forth. So it's an
example of what what is doing with this wealth, right? He's using that wealth to buy everything that
		
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			he wants in this dunya and to gather this dunya for himself. It look as Tyler said, and they have a
similar statement from the meme of poverty. It is the one who gathers wealth to wealth, meaning he
gathers wealth upon wealth, money upon money, and then he
		
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			counts it and he and he makes account of it.
		
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			There is a recitation or Akira. So we used to recite this verse as a lady jamara manohara. In the
era of Hamza ltci, Abu Jaffa
		
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			was one of the readers of your book and they read it with a shudder. They say a lady jamaa. Manawatu
		
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			Lily, Gemma
		
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			and Gemma, Gemma and Gemma means the same thing. But when you either shut the in Arabic language if
you add something to the root word, an extra letter, or a vowel or something, what it means is it
takes it up a notch in eloquence, meaning that this person does more of the same thing, right? So
like for example, you have around him
		
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			Which means merciful. Rahim is one who shows even more mercy, or a man is one who has more mercy
than this, right? Because you add in letters when you add letters to the root word in Arabic, you
increase in eloquence meaning that this person does more of this, right? It is more of the same. So
likewise the same thing here, Gemma, our man, this person is gathering wealth. gem Merlin, is he is
amassing wealth upon one, right. And one of the benefits, as we sort of described is not that they
act also as Tafseer. Right? They give you a different meaning. So this person isn't just gathering
wealth and adding wealth, but they are amassing wealth. And this is something which they're doing
		
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			over and over. If not I showed him Allah said, those colors are those recitations that say,
gentlemen, it is also because then it rhymes with
		
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			our data.
		
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			la de Janeiro.
		
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			Wagga Wagga is in JAMA agda both of them have attested and so he said even from a linguistic point
of view, it then makes it makes it equal in that sense as well. But either way The meaning is the
scene that these are people who gather the water and spend the time gathering the wealth and
counting it to
		
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			to make sure that they always have enough
		
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			data
		
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			Okay, is the stream dropping?
		
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			Okay, so, they say that stream keeps dropping so if you miss something, then the recording the
recording will be then shallow. Question Sameera has is well this Hadith of the four types of people
is in
		
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			what I say Chairman
		
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			quarterback chairman
		
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			is named on the tip of my tongue.
		
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			abou
		
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			I knew that
		
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			I forgot his name. But anyway, if you do like a Google search, you'll find it in the madonia bachina
and you'll find it
		
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			Yeah, so see the person that it is to me and it's a long day. The Potter I mentioned is the final
portion of the Hadith Hadith is longer than what I mentioned to you.
		
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			So the Jamaat
		
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			al man, large social says that they gathered wa mal nowadays like Arabic language and the way that
it's spoken man is used and people normally refer to man as money.
		
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			About capture, capture.
		
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			Capture is the root of the hadith of eternity a book capture of the lava. So, a man today when we
say man, we normally translated as being money. And even if you go to the translations to the same
money or to say well,
		
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			we say well, okay,
		
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			or riches, yeah, okay.
		
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			So normally trademark now when people say man refers to money, right, which is, you know, pounds
dollars, gold, silver, and so on. But man in classical Arabic, and especially in the context of the
Quran, and the Sunnah, Mal is more general, it is any form of wealth, and wealth would therefore be
in accordance to the custom of the community and those people, what they would consider to be their
trading commodity, what they would consider to consider to be their wealth, obviously now across the
world, you know, money is wealth is pounds and dollars and currencies, because that's kind of become
standard currency for everyone. But remember, at the time of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, actually
		
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			the not all of the Arabs treat in wealth in money in gold and silver and dinar. And that's not the
common trading currency for many of the Arabs because the Arabs were poor. So what is meant for
them? Mal is whatever it is that that community works on. So for example, with the answer, it is
there, you know, the livestock and the agriculture, because that's what the people in Medina are
known for. So man, for them is this. It is dates, it is barley, it is wheat, it is livestock, it has
camels, it has cows and the sheep and so on. And that's why you'll find this in the sun in a hurry
for example, in a Muslim lady from Abu huraira.
		
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			When he says that the people say concerning me, meaning, he says people say consenting me, I know it
to maturity, and there are too many hobbies. And once the other companions don't know it so many. He
says As for my brothers from the unserved they will be busy with their man.
		
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			Right, they're busy with their work, what is their wealth?
		
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			context is they live
		
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			And that's what they're busy with, right. And the people I've met, are busy with their wealth, what
is their wealth,
		
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			they are people of commerce and trade where they go to serve the legal team. And so they're more
like money. So from amongst them, some of them are people of livestock, and some of them
agriculture. And some of them people have, you know, like money actually, like physical, silver and
gold. So man encompasses all of them. And therefore, it would encompass in our time, the same
currency, or whatever it is that we consider to be mad that people gather, once the people gather.
And it's something that you a mask, and a mask and a mask. And in those times, it was not like
commonly known amongst the Arabs, at least, like as far as I know, that they would buy multiple
		
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			houses. Right? You don't really hear that the Arabs had five houses in Mecca and six in Medina that
they had them on rent and, you know, you don't really find that they had, you know, multiple
		
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			properties and land. In that sense, yes, they would possibly have a house and a farm, Missouri or D
corrigenda. garden, a farm that they would have, that's possible to like just have in multiple
houses. No, for an hour time, man is that many people, their business, and their wealth is property,
having lots of land and property and houses and renting it, and so on. And so man encompasses all of
that. And so it is incorrect to think and just do narrow, make it narrow and think of just, oh, it's
the money in the bank, right? That's what it's referring to. But it's my pounds and whatever. That's
what it's referring to No, man is a much wider and more general concept. And that's why it is the
		
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			word that a large surgeon uses in the Quran. Because when a large surgeon wants to use the app and
gold and silver, that's what he says. Right? Like in the verse in Toba, that I mentioned to you,
those people who are mass golden silver, Allah specifies what it is. and other places a large
religious specifies an Iron Man, which is livestock. So last part, Allah will mention them. And
these concepts when it is relevant, but generally speaking, when a large soldier wants to measure
mentioned wealth, he uses the word man, because it encompasses all of these forms, or encompasses
all of these types of wealth. And so Allah subhanaw taala refers to it as man. And it can be a
		
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			prized possession. People who are into buying cars, that is man, right side, oh, no, no, no, I don't
like have any money left in the bank. Because I've spent too long like these 10 cars, it is still
man. It is still the concept of man, even if it's not being used as a trading commodity.
		
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			Like what is the answer? Like it's not like you know, I have 10 cars, but they're all mine. I drive
them. They're not for hire, and they're not for rent, and no one can ask them and whatever. And so
therefore, no man is even the property that you keep for yourself, because the hydrophone
		
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			ns,
		
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			ns will be allowed
		
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			to speak about the alarming a large social reveal diverse and untenable
		
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			a boon you will never attain piety and righteousness until you spend from that which you love.
		
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			Who's the stepfather of enniscorthy allow one thought hang on sorry about the lower income to the
Prophet Solomon, he says, a messenger of Allah, my most beloved wife have been mal la, beer her is
this one that he owned. And so one for him. This is one of many benefits from what he uses. So it's
not like the trading commodity, but he calls it man, Allah or messenger of Allah, the Most Beloved
wealth to me, is this one. And I want to spend it in the path of Allah. So what shall I do? The
process of him said, Do you have relatives that could meet like to do with this watering hole? This
one that they could gather water from? He said yes. Or Mr. giavotella. He said then divided amongst
		
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			them, make them partners and let them all benefit from it. Right. So the point is here that it's
called math. So math is a much wider concept. So lots of data is St. Louis, Jama nanowire data.
These are people who are mass wealth. And they, you know, they gather that what they counted was
therefore the difference between these types of people and this type of description. And then the
examples of abubaker, IRAs man and under management, and others form amongst the Companions for the
long run.
		
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			Okay, the moment that they give, give it in terms of its rights, they're not miserly. They're not
stingy. They spent in the past of the last pandaren and number two,
		
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			sorry.
		
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			Yeah, they had bought something. What's the difference between right, this description of people who
have wealth and those people who had well
		
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			they don't want to write they're not servants to it, that are attached to it. Their dunya isn't
running after one year.
		
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			A large social system and, you know, they were good at making money and so on. And so they did not
neglect that skill, or the talent that Allah placed in them. But at the same time, they didn't run
behind, right? This wasn't the whole thing that they did. So you know, find the alarm signal
messenger. Well, you know, I can't actually do this anymore. Because I'm a businessman, right? This
is what I need to do. I don't have time for Dawa. You know, I'm busy with my money and my trade and
so on. But the concept of companions, even after the death of the prophet SAW Selim, Horace Mann and
Abubakar, among others, and so they're not attached to the wealth, and they know the rights of a
		
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			large soldier, regarding that one as well. And when you have that, sincerity, that intention, that
righteousness, that knowledge, while is one of the paths to gender, right, you see, which increases
to do like the famous study where the poor companions come to the Prophet Solomon, they say, a
messenger of Allah, the wealthy form amongst us have taken all of the rewards. He said, What do you
mean? He said, they pray us, we pray the fastest we fast, but they give sadaqa and we have no money.
So we can do what they say, shall tell you something that if you do it, you will be equal to them
say Subhana Allah, Allah, Allah Akbar and the Hadith. And then what happens after a few days, they
		
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			come back almost in Java law. Our brothers heard what you said. And now they make the liquor that
you gave to us. And we'll send them send their liquor for the law, you t Misha, that is the grace
and bounty of a law he gives it to him, so ever heroes. So when it is done with righteousness, it is
an opportunity for great reward. Right? And it is a avenue that is open for those people that many
others do not have. And, you know, cannot
		
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			be able to do.
		
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			He would go one day.
		
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			Yes. So clearly there's a balance, right?
		
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			No, no, obviously, there's a balance in this right in terms of
		
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			so our model, the long run, as you know, would work one day and he would spend the day with the
professor center to balance between the two, right and still has his business running. Even though
his competitors might not be alone and
		
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			another's, they still have their businesses also they had a balance. However, there is also within
the center people who dedicated their lives to knowledge, like the law, and they dedicate themselves
to lunch, but they are not the general know, those of you and obviously, isn't married at the time,
doesn't have children at the time, and so on.
		
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			Used to balance their time. But it wasn't that they were shorter ball. So it's not that they were
having to spend the money just for the complete fun because he has more than sufficient.
		
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			So what would you say is the healthy balance? It's not that they have to work to earn the money to
spend or feed their family he already had sufficient.
		
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			Okay, so the question is like comparing cigarettes man, well wealthy and prosperous, and not need to
really work because they have so much wealth. But still, they continue to work while they continue
to dedicate a portion of their time to ending that living and then continuing with their business.
What's the balance there? Why, why are they doing that rather than spending more time for example,
study hall, with the professor, that is like them, appreciating a lot of blessings in our lives,
which has given them in terms of talents. And one thing that's amazing about the companions is the
processor was able to nurture everyone's talents and skills. So someone like us man is never told
		
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			stop. Might you need to spend more time with me You should be studying more, you should be learning
more. And this is therefore like an incorrect concept. Sometimes when we think you know that
everyone should always be in our circles where everyone should be studying, everyone should be a
student of knowledge. Everyone know, everyone needs to learn what they need to learn about the
original in order to be a Muslim, they have to pray and give zakah and whatever else but not
everyone has to be a student of knowledge. And sometimes it is far better to have people in the
community who have wealth and support others who don't. Amongst them through some knowledge and
		
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			others. You need those people in the community right above the law one are smart enough, they play a
vital role in their community. But at the same time, remember that Abubakar and Horace Mann might
have been home for what from amongst the most knowledgeable of the companions as well. So they had
that balance as well. So it wasn't you know, one or the other workers considered to be the most
knowledgeable of the companions as man from amongst them and hopefully amongst the most senior and
knowledgeable of the companions of the process. So and you could add more into that category as
well. So they will people knowledge as well and they you know, they have that balance between the
		
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			two
		
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			Yeah, yeah.
		
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			Which is, which is also understand the concept of not relying on others not being dependent upon
others. You know, and so that might have been, even though he's offered like half his friends wealth
and the brothers on one side, he refuses. And it says, Let me go and earn my own way. Well, that's
obviously an important concept as well. And so the standard is like always a balance right between
between this is why this hadith is amazing hadith of autonomy, very underrated, because it also
doesn't neglect this issue of wealth. And he doesn't In fact, he's saying, What is a good thing here
and you can use it in a way to bring yourself closer to the person who calls them the best of people
		
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			because a lot of social give them money wasn't doesn't mean that they're the wealthiest of people in
the hardest right? It is people who have been given a comfortable living have money have mouth large
socialists open up doors for them, where they have enough for themselves and they have more left
over Besides, right, those people are considered to be you know, wealthy in the sense of the word.
		
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			Anything else?
		
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			What is the difference between the word used here for backbiting and homopolymers? And when we say
Riba, this is also translated as backbiting
		
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			Yeah, it is true. Riba is also translated as backbiting. Here the difference is that humans are
like, as we said, like last week, when we went through like the linguistic terms, how it is,
		
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			you know, the one who kind of degrades and one who it is more to do it is more sinister than
backbiting. Because backbiting can be someone bagpipes doesn't necessarily mean to harm or they know
people often backbiting say bad things, but they don't necessarily mean that they actually want you
to demean that person, or it's just the way some people are constantly. And so people always talk
about others and some people, but here, it is actually with the intention of evil and harm. And
whatever it is a more severe form of, of that type of backbiting and strangling a large social
causes that sort of Parliament's we said last week without laughing maheen amazzing. A shot in Benin
		
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			uses the word Hamas, which is a more severe form of Milan was best.
		
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			So
		
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			So going back to the data. So these are people who are counting on behalf Rahim Allah said, it is
those who count it in order that they may leave it behind for others who will inherit from them. It
is those who count as well, in order to leave it behind, for others who will inherit from them. And
that's also like this concept of wealth, where people think that it gives them prestige, and honor
and so on. And so this person is gathering this wealth, in order to as some of the other scholars
have to set in order to show arrogance and pride and pride. And so they gather this wealth, and they
don't spend it on paths of God on the path of Allah subhana wa tada because they consider it to be a
		
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			source of honor for them. Right? So the wealthier you are, the more honorable you are, the higher
the status you have. Whereas if I spend it, and I give it away, then my status diminishes. Right,
and my position in society diminishes. And it is that something which also stops people from
spending in the way of a last panel wattana Ignacio Rahim en la ciudad de to count can also mean not
just counting it, but to count as many types and varieties. So not that this person is only
gathering one type of wealth, but that he is gathering many types of wealth, like you said,
livestock agriculture, many land property cars, he's gathering them all. And he's making an
		
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			inventory of all of them. So it is not just one month, but he's gathering many types of wall. Rahim
Allah, Allah said, he gathers his wealth to think that it is something which you will leave behind
as his legacy order is something which will live on after him. Right? And this is similar to what
Allah subhanaw taala will mention in the next verse, verse number three, because a large soldier
then goes on to say, yes, and Amanda who athleta Yes. And Amanda, he thinks that his wife will make
him last forever, or in the other translation thinking they will make him live forever. He thinks
that his wealth will make him eternal or immortal. Right. So this person thinks that their wealth
		
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			will give them immortality, why? Why would this person think that that they are not necessarily that
they will have mortality or whatever, but that they will always have an in an honor and reward and
whatever? Why.
		
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			One of the greatest things that you find in the Koran in the stories of these people who have become
attached to wealth from subservient to wealth, is that
		
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			They often think that their wealth is a sign of a loss pleasure over them is a sign of a lost love
for them. They equate wealth and the fact that Allah has given them this blessing of wealth where
many others don't have love. They don't have money, the love and the position of comfort, that
therefore Allah must love me, an alarm must be happy with me, an alarm must approve of what I'm
doing. And that's why Allah has blessed me in this way. And he has not blessed others. And that
strike, you know, very explicit in some of the passages of the Quran likened Sora to gaff, or in the
story of the man with the two gardens. What the * agenda volume, DFC law says he entered into his
		
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			garden, and he's oppressing himself, Karla, Entebbe, the heavy Avada. And he says, I don't think
that this will ever diminish. I will never lose what I've been given from this card, and its wealth,
and so on. And so that is arrogance and pride. Were his friend thinking, be humble, be humble. Don't
Don't be arrogant, thank Allah, given the way of a large socialism, he said, No, I don't think this
will ever finish. Well, my own masataka, nor do I think that the our will ever be established. And
then what does he say? What it will do to Iraq be like he didn't hire a minha mukalla. And even if I
were to return to my Lord, I would find something better in return.
		
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			Why would he think that he would have I mean, he's denied
		
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			everything. And now he's saying that actually, even if I go back, even if there is for the sake of
argument of the am and accounting standard for Allah, surely Allah would give me even more, even
greater, even, you know, more blessings and more wealth and so on. Why? Because it comes from that
same belief, a notion that a law must be pleased with what I'm doing, right, I do harm I spend, I
buy, I do what I want, and I still get more money, I'm still making more, I'm still waffling, I
still have it. And therefore, a law must approve. So surely, when I go back to Allah, on the day of
judgment, a lot takes me back to him. Surely Allah would give me even more, Allah would reward me
		
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			even more Allah would give me better than what I have in this life. And that is that concept, often
with one of the causes arrogance, and causes pride and causes the person to become so haughty, and
so that it can even lead to disbelief, as in the case of this man with the two Cardinals, right. And
that's not understanding what it's about understanding how a large social views work, and how
everything in this dunya
		
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			in the sight of a large soldier is only equal to the wing of a mosquito, as is mentioned in there is
nothing, a lot of doesn't consider it to be important. So Allah gives it to him, so ever he wills
and withholds it from everyone else, and it gives it to people that he loves, and people that he
doesn't know, because there is not a sign of a lot approval. It is a test that a large soldier tests
people with. And so last part that doesn't view things the way that we view them, and he doesn't
measure people the way that we measure them. And so this is a common thing in the Quran. And that's
why you find what the opposite is true as well. Whereas people who are poor, or in poverty may be
		
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			considered to be people who are far from Allah is green, so far from his bounties are far from his
blessings. Actually, we know, from the Quran and the Sunnah, that the opposite is often true, that
Allah subhanaw taala, often honors them, and a large soldier loves them, and they have more piety
and righteousness within them. And they will enter into gender 50,000 years before the wealthier
brothers and sisters, and, you know, like, and the Hadith and so on, are many in that regard, right,
where people who are poor and in positions of poverty, a lot of social honors them, if they have,
obviously, Emacs and taco, and so on. But that's something which a lot of social honors within them,
		
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			irrespective of their financial status. And so it is a balance, you know, between the two always
		
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			before sending.
		
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			That is also true as well. So
		
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			yeah, so alarms are often before punishing a person increases them in their life. Yeah, that a
person if they transgress, they continue in their transgression. For a long time before largest
punishment usually descends. That's usually how a large surgeon does something when a person
transgressors, and they have the disability, they go to the extremes of the transgression, that
allows you to allow them to continue to accumulate that sin for two reasons. Number one,
		
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			to give them the opportunity to repent so that they have no excuse to say that I was never given any
time or any chance but also, because the evil only continued to increase. And so the punishment
punish strikes that also be hard upon them when it strikes upon them. So the alarm soldier is saying
the same thing, right, these people who gather their wealth and they count it and they are massive.
		
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			Why do they do it because they think it is a sign of a lost love or approval, they think that it
will make them immortal, that it will make them last forever, either themselves, or their name,
their legacy, their children, whatever, it will continue to stay within them. And even if they die,
they will benefit from it in the next slide, right? Whatever the understanding of the next five may
be, they will take it down, they will benefit from it right? It's very common amongst them, for
example, the ancient Egyptians when they would die with the very with the wealthy and the pharaohs
and so on. you bury everything, right? All the walls and all the gold. Like you have these tomb
		
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			raiders.
		
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			The graves are full of like wealth. And so that's what they do. They used to why why do they bury
everything with them? Because the belief that the next five, whatever that may be, they will
continue to benefit. It gives them a sense of eternity mentality. And so that's what they used to
believe. So these people think the same thing. Even Tyler said, this person thinks that they will
live forever in this life. Death will not understand because of the wealth and because of their
prosperity. reclaimer Rahim Allah says it means that they think that it will give them an increase
in their lifespan, not assuming that they will live forever, but that they will live for much
		
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			longer. It will teach them in their lifespan. So they said they think that it will prevent them from
death. It will prevent them from death or save them from death. And you have the two recitations
right. Yes. And Amanda holiday and Cebu, even army
		
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			enhancing Hamza hon. Jaffa senior Sabu for the others. So knafeh, even Kathy Obama and the Pura,
they recite it as a symbol with the castle. And both of them mean the same thing. There are just two
pronunciations or two lovers amongst the Arabs, that they would read them in different ways, one
with the Fatah and one with the cursor, but they think that they will give them longevity. Eternity.
		
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			All right. Any questions?
		
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			I think we'll we'll stop that inshallah Tada.
		
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			The last one was no knowledge.
		
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			Yeah, so the difference between the heartbeat of the four, as mentioned that we mentioned, and
Gemini, intention means your firm conviction, you know, you get the Hadith of the Prophet cylinder,
if a person intends to do a good deed, and they don't do it, they get the reward. And if they intend
to do a bad deed, and then they don't do it,
		
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			it is removed from them. Right? The difference between the two is the conviction. So there's
difference between someone who intends to do something and then changes their mind. person who tends
to commit a sin to steal to do harm, and then I can actually, no, that's wrong, and I'm not gonna do
it. And they didn't do anything in their heart, they change. They get a reward for that. This Hadith
says what? These are people who would do it, don't reason that they don't is because they can't,
they don't have the ability, right? Like someone who, you know, if someone's, for example, driving,
and they're going to steal something, and the car breaks down, do we say that, oh, they're not
		
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			sinful? What is sinful that every intention is just circumstances out of their control came and
changed the scenario and they couldn't do it, they still have the sin, because they have the firm
conviction. Right? That is what Nia means. Nia has a couple of meanings. One of them is the firm
conviction. And that's why the Hadith says men hammer and hammer his conviction with intention you
sincerely really intended to that, and that's what a large soldier knows. Right? And that's why he
like sees other people in the water like, yeah, that's nice, you know, I do a sort of firm
conviction, right? Because if Alaska was to give them that wealth as well, would they necessarily do
		
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			it? No. They could just go and spend it somewhere else. They're just like, yeah, that's a nice thing
to do. That's not a firm conviction, sort of firm intention. Right? A firm intention is when you
would, if you could write you would definitely do it. And Allah knows you would write those
companions who are willing to leave from Madeira to go to the book. They just couldn't because they
didn't have the village.
		
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			Right, that's that's the difference between the two.
		
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			So the links between verses one, two, and three, is like from multiple angles from them is that a
person who standards in this way and spreads rumors and speaks in this race a person who doesn't fit
on accounting, right is afraid that they will be held to account or that they will be judged for
this. And often we think that you know, spreading rumors
		
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			So what we say, with our tendons is something like light's not like, you know, I didn't actually
hurt the guy, I didn't hit him, I didn't steal his money, it will be kind of considered to be a
lighter form. But a larger thing isn't it's not it's not a lighter form. And so the two are both in
their own way attached to the dunya. Or not thinking that they will be held to account for the
		
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			example of a person who is
		
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			surely the one who goes out of his way just
		
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			isn't the same as a person who wants to
		
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			be that person gets rewarded, more
		
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			difficult, yes. Also the the more that you struggle and strive responsible that you get a great
reward with the extra struggle.
		
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			You don't get more rewarded for that if you have a choice, right? If you have to struggle more
because the machine is further from your home than someone who lives next door. That's like a
struggle. But if you have the choice of warm water and following I'm gonna go for the cold water.
Now that's not because I was never given a choice between two things, except that I chose the easy
one. So long as it wasn't Haram, then
		
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			walking is better because there's Hadith and speak about that, right? Yeah, because the Hadith says
that the more footsteps the more rewards you get by when you drive you're not going to get those
footsteps. So the more that you walk every footstep one good deed, one able to take away one level
rate. That's like an amazing reward. And that's what you have, like, you know, books on Audible
machines and tickets of walking to the prayer because of, of its of its status.
		
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			Okay, martial law.