Akram Nadwi – Weekly Q&A 16-05-2024

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The woman in her thirties is hesitant to return home due to mental and physical oppression from her husband and mother-in-law. She advises the agent to find someone to support her finding a accommodation and report the police if needed. The importance of belief in one's own abilities and building their image is emphasized. The speaker emphasizes the need for regular prayer and volunteer practices, praying for others, and avoiding the "has" of Shaitan. The importance of education and a strong culture in the workplace is also emphasized.

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			With Sheikh Akram Nadwi on every Thursday 6
		
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			pm BST.
		
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			Without further ado, we'll begin. Sheikh, we have
		
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			one private question today.
		
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			Bear bear with me, it's slightly,
		
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			a long question.
		
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			So I'll I'll pass, I'll read it out
		
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			and then you can answer inshallah.
		
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			So this girl who is a doctor got
		
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			married a few months ago.
		
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			Unfortunately, she is facing severe mental and physical
		
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			oppression
		
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			from her husband and mother-in-law.
		
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			She is currently 6 weeks pregnant, experiencing
		
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			health issues that prevent her from doing any
		
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			work. Her husband has accused her and said
		
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			that it's not his child. He physically assaulted
		
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			her, grabbed her neck last night, and even
		
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			threatened her or himself with a knife.
		
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			When she reached out to her parents for
		
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			help, her father advised her not to return
		
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			home,
		
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			suggesting that she should just adjust.
		
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			There are
		
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			these things are normal.
		
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			She feels completely alone and helpless. Her in
		
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			laws are also forcing her to do household
		
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			chores
		
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			despite her pregnancy.
		
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			She's become weak, couldn't even speak properly. She
		
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			fears for her own life and the life
		
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			of her unborn child. She is now thinking
		
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			if it is allowed for her to abort
		
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			the baby in this situation.
		
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			She also contacted her relatives if she can
		
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			stay with them for the time being.
		
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			Unfortunately,
		
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			everyone denied.
		
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			This really is, you know, no doubt and
		
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			very sad,
		
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			and there are many, many cases like that.
		
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			You know, we don't know really how to
		
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			why I always ask people when you get
		
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			married,
		
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			you know, don't stay with your in laws.
		
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			You have to ask your husband to provide
		
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			you independent accommodation. Where you live with your
		
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			husband, nobody is there. But whenever you live
		
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			with when with this parent,
		
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			so they basically want to use you and
		
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			to ask you to serve them. And, basically,
		
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			you know, they are tired of what we've
		
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			have done. So they get, you know, daughter-in-law
		
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			who's going to serve everything, and now they
		
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			can rest.
		
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			That was intentionally in in South Asia family.
		
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			And that is
		
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			exactly
		
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			what
		
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			happened.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Yeah. If you could just hold the mic
		
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			a bit closer, chef.
		
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			Is that perfect?
		
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			Yeah. No. No.
		
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			That's much better. That's much better. Yeah.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Should I repeat the answer?
		
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			No. No. I think you are fine. It's
		
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			just, it's a bit more clearer now. So
		
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			if you just carry on. Is it fine,
		
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			Nava?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			So yeah. So and I'm just advising that,
		
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			you know, whenever people get married, they have
		
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			to take the right right advice and should
		
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			not accept
		
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			to stay with
		
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			the, you know, father in the
		
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			because their intention is to ask you to
		
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			serve them. And they're restricted. They have been
		
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			tired of,
		
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			working, and now they want their their daughter-in-law
		
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			to be like a servant. So that what
		
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			they have done exactly with you.
		
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			And,
		
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			and then after that, suddenly, you know,
		
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			when you admire, you know, anger, angry, then
		
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			they abuse and all those things.
		
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			So this what happened with you. I don't
		
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			think you you you are allowed to do
		
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			abortion.
		
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			That is a very bad, you know, no
		
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			doubt.
		
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			But you have to find solution. Yeah. You
		
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			know, I don't understand why your parent cannot
		
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			see these things.
		
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			You know, it's so obvious that, you know,
		
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			you are being wronged
		
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			and, you
		
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			know, that should help you.
		
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			Otherwise, what what you can do, you can
		
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			go to the authority, you can go to
		
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			the court, and you can go to the
		
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			police. You know, be strong enough to go
		
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			to the police
		
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			and compare everything. Maybe they help you and
		
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			find that accommodation.
		
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			Because in this condition that you're dealing with
		
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			is not right. It's very dangerous.
		
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			You know, it is a danger for your
		
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			health and your baby or your mental health.
		
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			So you have to find somebody who can
		
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			help
		
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			you solve your problem or you go to
		
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			the police,
		
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			report that, and don't be scared. Reason is
		
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			because you remain scared. One day, you want
		
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			to do this. It was too late. This
		
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			is the right time. And, you know, your
		
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			parent I I I'm really surprised
		
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			that this is a time when the parent
		
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			should help. A relative should help.
		
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			So I don't know if you want to
		
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			be. If you have any friends,
		
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			ask her to help you to find accommodation.
		
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			But otherwise, the only solution I can tell
		
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			you is that you go to I'll report
		
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			to the police. Then nothing else can come
		
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			to my mind.
		
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			We'll
		
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			now take the questions in the chat box.
		
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			If any of you have a question that
		
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			you would like to ask Tashek,
		
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			please comment in the chat box and I
		
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			will then proceed to ask Tashek the questions.
		
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			The first question I'll ask, sheikh is from,
		
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			Fatihah
		
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			who says, salaam you sheikh. Could you please
		
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			explain,
		
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			the verse,
		
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			as mentioned in verse 41, Surah Al Ankabut,
		
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			the parable of those who take protectors
		
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			spider spinning a shelter and the flimsiest of
		
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			all shelters is certainly that of a spider
		
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			if only they knew. Do you have a
		
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			lot of data?
		
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			Yeah. I know this is,
		
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			really, you know, the parable that people need
		
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			to understand.
		
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			And I already have written something in English
		
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			on on this parable tool. I maybe you
		
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			didn't find it. So you could look for
		
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			that. I to explain all the details properly.
		
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			But since you have asked, I just explained
		
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			to you
		
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			that, you know,
		
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			all the houses which are built in the
		
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			world,
		
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			they are built by external materials.
		
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			Except the house, a spider that is built
		
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			really from inside. Something comes from inside the
		
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			spider.
		
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			It's so weak. So the people who worship
		
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			Allah
		
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			and people who've got a wrong
		
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			force,
		
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			these are the other force. They don't have
		
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			any,
		
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			reality on earth or outside the world. Nothing
		
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			support them. There's no no proof of them.
		
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			It is some desire from inside.
		
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			So as a spider, a house of spider
		
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			does not have any external support, it's all
		
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			from inside.
		
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			Similarly, all the desire turned by force and
		
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			people worshiped idols, you know, all this has
		
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			come from inside it. The real world
		
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			does not support any god other than that.
		
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			Nothing. There's no argument for that. No evidence
		
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			for anything. It's impossible to
		
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			if something which comes from inside
		
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			does not have supported the nature
		
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			and the figthral or the reason.
		
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			It is very, very weak. Very there's no
		
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			ground at all, really. It can any time
		
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			can fall apart.
		
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			You know, any
		
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			right argument can make it, you know, fall
		
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			in pieces. So that why has given this
		
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			example. Because people who have got a wrong
		
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			argument
		
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			of people who is worship other than Allah,
		
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			they don't have any support for their ideas
		
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			and thoughts
		
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			and whatever they do in external world. What
		
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			is happening is it is some desire from
		
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			inside
		
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			and house that is built from the inside
		
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			coming. It does not appear lost. They're very,
		
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			very weak. So that
		
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			how, either the weak or the ideal force.
		
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			But you may need to find out this
		
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			article. I'll read it until that will help
		
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			you.
		
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			The next question is by Mohammed Aqib
		
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			who asks, Salam, Sheikh, what are some of
		
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			the qualities we can understand, learn, and
		
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			imbibe from the personalities of the greatest companions
		
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			like Abu Bakr and Omar? What makes them
		
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			so unique and special?
		
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			No. This is actually a very good question.
		
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			The real thing really is
		
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			that, you know, their
		
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			personal life is very strong.
		
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			So they put their trust in the human,
		
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			you know. If Allah commands something, they do
		
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			it. You know, if a person know that
		
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			they are Allah, then they do it. And
		
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			second thing, the submission. The submission means
		
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			they obey the prophet. It
		
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			could be sometime possible that they don't understand
		
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			it.
		
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			Like, Omar Khattab al Hasan, no. He didn't
		
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			let us is to understand. He asked questions.
		
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			And once, our self has cleared his mind
		
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			and he know that it's Ramallah and from
		
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			the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasalam, then he do
		
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			it and then he surrenders.
		
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			So that what we need is a real
		
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			quality. In our time, we don't have this
		
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			thing. People can miss the prayer for any
		
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			reason.
		
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			People can misbehave a lot of this,
		
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			you know,
		
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			the girl, she asked this question about her
		
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			marriage.
		
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			So now you can see that her husband
		
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			and,
		
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			step human being, you know, to to to
		
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			help people, to be just and fair, but
		
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			nobody wants to surrender. So this is how
		
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			it happens. People do injustice, wrongdoing because they
		
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			don't want for submission. And more than that,
		
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			people have no trust
		
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			whatever he commands. They don't believe in it.
		
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			So, you know,
		
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			and so great. Even people who are after
		
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			them, you know,
		
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			and biggest, pious people. We are not even
		
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			like them.
		
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			These people, they're so pious and God fearing,
		
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			and they trust that we don't have anything
		
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			like that. So we need to build our
		
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			image. It's not knowledge. Knowledge if it helps
		
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			it in the right direction.
		
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			Knowledge itself would not be enough.
		
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			You know, people could have knowledge, but they
		
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			could be.
		
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			They don't believe in it. The belief is
		
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			something that a matter. That is what we
		
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			need to develop. When a belief comes, then
		
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			heart becomes cleaner, pure. Mind becomes cleaner, pure.
		
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			Then every actions become right. So your question
		
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			very good, but the thing is make effort
		
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			to make your belief.
		
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			Trust
		
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			in the stronger and the first solution. Or
		
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			whenever you come out
		
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			from, do it and never be lazy and
		
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			never change it.
		
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			The next question is, we have prayer apps
		
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			that tell us exactly when it's time to
		
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			pray.
		
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			What did the Sahaba do? Do we have
		
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			to pray right when the alarm goes off
		
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			on the phone, or can we pray 15
		
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			to 20 minutes before?
		
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			What's the ruling?
		
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			First thing on the story about timing of
		
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			the prayer, then we come to Sahaba.
		
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			The first thing, every prayer has got beginning
		
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			of time and end of the time.
		
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			So, like, for example, Fajr prayer, end and
		
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			first time ends when sun rises,
		
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			but the prayer starts at least 1 and
		
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			a half hour
		
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			before survive.
		
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			You have 1 half hour to do for
		
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			the prayer anytime you can do.
		
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			Similarly, Zohr prayer starts
		
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			when it will meet a decline of the
		
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			sun. You know, like Farafol in London and
		
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			area like that, these days, Zohr will start
		
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			at quarter past 1 or something like that.
		
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			That will continue until 5 or something. So
		
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			between,
		
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			this time, you can anytime,
		
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			That time of the last stars, which remains
		
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			until sunsets.
		
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			You can play any time, mother time, sunset,
		
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			and then,
		
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			you know, 1 hour or maybe a little
		
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			bit more. After that, you can pray a
		
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			shot anytime.
		
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			So
		
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			when there are 2 times, beginning time, end
		
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			time, then you can do the prayers in
		
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			anytime in between.
		
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			Though it is recommended
		
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			that you already do the prayers in the
		
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			beginning of the time. So, however, the law
		
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			on who, they were very quick. I estimate
		
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			they found out what the time is,
		
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			they do it. And they they used to
		
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			wait for the time. So like in Magari
		
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			where sunset,
		
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			they did not have, you know, wars and
		
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			something like that. So they will come to
		
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			the Masjid when we have sunset, and they'll
		
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			watch it until sunset,
		
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			then they'll pray. So every prayer they used
		
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			to make effort, they used to be before
		
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			the time.
		
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			Because the prayer was so dear to their
		
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			mind and their heart. You know, that what
		
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			should be our our way. So we are
		
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			careful to do in the beginning of the
		
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			time, but for some reason, if you're delaying
		
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			it, there's no harm,
		
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			either as you do before the end of
		
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			the time.
		
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			Especially in zone of prayer, it's a very
		
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			long time. You know, Hanafim would have some
		
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			time to be better to delay a little
		
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			bit, but not all well. Sometimes it could
		
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			be
		
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			prayer should be done as soon as possible.
		
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			It should be done that. You're looking at
		
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			the most of the
		
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			pay is between 2 times. Between the beginning
		
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			of the time and end of the time,
		
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			if you pay any term, your prayer will
		
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			be accepted.
		
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			Assalamu alaikum Shaykh. The next question is,
		
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			what
		
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			assalam. What are the best ibadah to do
		
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			for single women slash mothers if they are
		
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			unable to get married due to their tough
		
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			circumstances or weak condition like having illnesses?
		
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			You know, the thing is that people should
		
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			play all, you know, differently about us anyway,
		
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			but, now I ask a lot to help.
		
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			A lot of help is so different. To
		
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			first thing you need to do with the,
		
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			your father, Ibadha,
		
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			the father prayers.
		
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			And if you are rich enough, you have
		
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			to pay your Zakat.
		
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			When the month of Ramadan comes, you have
		
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			to fast.
		
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			And if you've got enough money to do
		
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			Hajj, then you should go and do Hajj.
		
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			These are the most important thing you do.
		
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			And if you still have
		
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			a time or a courage, then do more.
		
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			God, then at night prayer, similar prayers,
		
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			we do more. Sometimes you can also fast
		
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			the other days, like, 3 days every month,
		
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			you know, 13th, 14th, or 15th of every
		
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			Sunday calendar.
		
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			You can fast,
		
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			do some more charity,
		
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			even volunteer, but if you got enough money,
		
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			be kind to the people, help the people.
		
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			If you know how to pray, teach people
		
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			how to pray, teach
		
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			people how to read Quran, how to understand.
		
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			So there are so many things. Even helping
		
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			people, smiling to the people, right people. Oh,
		
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			this is a good way.
		
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			People should, do. The
		
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			believers are the one who,
		
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			turn to Allah in a way might turn
		
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			to
		
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			you can ask me if you see me
		
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			somewhere in the classroom. By general, I'm sorry.
		
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			This is what I have given to
		
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			you.
		
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			The next question is by Fariha who asks,
		
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			I always ask my kids to pray with
		
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			me whenever I read Salah.
		
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			They often do mischievous things which diverts my
		
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			attention.
		
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			Can I close my eyes during that time
		
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			so I have so I can have full
		
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			concentration?
		
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			Well, if if you are, like, spending time
		
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			to teach your children how to play, you
		
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			got more rewards because we're praying and also
		
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			teaching them something good. And if they play
		
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			and they do something wrong that was, desperate,
		
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			you don't worry about that.
		
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			You know, then then I can't tell your
		
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			attention.
		
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			Allah will reward you. But it is the
		
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			worst thing that you're doing already. They're making
		
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			them to pray with you. They love how
		
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			to pray, but don't close your eye because,
		
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			you know,
		
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			You
		
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			know, a right thing to do.
		
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			Keep open your eye.
		
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			Focus on the prayer. When your attentions are,
		
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			taken away, then again, force yourself up, to
		
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			your your prayer.
		
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			But, if something good is still done, don't
		
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			worry because you are doing the right thing.
		
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			You know, teaching your children how to pray
		
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			and spending time with them and, suffering, you
		
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			know, this hardship
		
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			because there's no children. It's not easy. So
		
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			don't be annoyed. Don't be angry with them.
		
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			Just stay kind and,
		
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			go to them. Inshallah, one day they will
		
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			learn and you'll see the fruit.
		
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			So be patient. That's what don't need to
		
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			change anything. Just be patient.
		
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			The next question is,
		
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			can a Muslim pray for the goodness of
		
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			other non Muslims like his or her friends
		
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			or family members who are unbelievers?
		
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			Yeah. I should pray for goodness of everybody.
		
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			You know, somebody helped or not feeling well.
		
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			And at the same time, you also pray
		
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			that,
		
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			So you can make a boat after that.
		
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			Somebody is not feeling well. So you can
		
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			just pray that you may Allah close that
		
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			person
		
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			and may Allah guide the person
		
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			It will there's no harm with that unless
		
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			somebody's enemy of Islam.
		
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			So then you are not allowed to
		
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			make this or like that. You can also
		
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			make that a mail like item. That's you
		
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			can do anyway. But, generally, people who live
		
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			with you will next you know, your neighbors
		
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			and people in your country where you live.
		
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			You know, you can make Dua for them
		
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			and ask
		
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			them and
		
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			also make Dua for their guidance for your
		
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			own guidance and for their guidance again.
		
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			The next question is by Hassan who asks,
		
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			salaam, Sheikh, that Ahmadiyya quote a supposed hadith
		
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			cited by Imam Suyuti
		
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			from ibn Abi Sheba in which Aisha radiaallahuhan
		
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			apparently said
		
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			do you know its authenticity? And if it's
		
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			authentic enough, how can one counter the claim?
		
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			No. They are not the users, you know,
		
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			things that, you know, certainly they'll be they
		
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			just they just want to, you know, follow
		
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			their opinion that you know, I don't understand
		
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			why people think it.
		
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			Means
		
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			they can't profit.
		
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			You know, if there are hadith, they could
		
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			just they need to observe this word because
		
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			the Quranic word
		
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			They don't both have the same meaning because
		
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			the reason is because some people think this
		
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			word is much better. But I I don't
		
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			really think it is any way. Anyway. Quran
		
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			was a very very clear when
		
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			when the prophet
		
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			wanted to marry
		
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			the wife of his adopted son, Zayd al
		
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			Haritha,
		
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			her name is Zaynu.
		
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			So he thought that she is wife of
		
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			his son. So how can he marry? So
		
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			then, you know, Quran made it very clear
		
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			that he's not your son. He's the you
		
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			know, you are you don't have any son
		
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			anyway.
		
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			So there are ups per se. Yeah. Could
		
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			it be possible that, you know, he he
		
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			not son. But why he needs to marry,
		
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			you know, there are so many other women
		
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			he can marry. So Allah said, he's
		
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			Allah's messenger.
		
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			He must marry because then Allah's messengers had
		
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			come
		
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			to corrupt people, to reform them, to break
		
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			the wrong customs. So he had to break
		
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			this custom. Corrupt people to conceal
		
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			a a doctor as the son. So he
		
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			had to break this custom that, you know,
		
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			a doctor's son like the not like the
		
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			son, and you can marry their wives if
		
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			they're divorced.
		
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			So then Arab could say, okay, he's a
		
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			messenger, he's a big man. But the small
		
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			prophets who come after him, they can they
		
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			can bear discussion. He does not need to
		
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			do these small things to Allah
		
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			He is the seal of all the prophets.
		
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			Nobody is going to come after him who
		
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			can tell this. So he has to do
		
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			this thing.
		
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			So the context actually is that there is
		
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			not never going to be a prophet after
		
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			him. They're the
		
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			contest. So these people lie really, and we
		
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			have no doubt
		
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			that this man who they call, Mirza Ghul
		
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			Ahmed Ayan, he was a liar, fabricated,
		
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			The next question,
		
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			is by Mohammed Sheri Khan who says, Sheikh
		
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			I
		
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			don't understand the meaning of 2 words,
		
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			I don't know which contest is like following
		
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			something
		
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			from
		
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			which means when something,
		
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			you know, very, very hot and
		
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			boils the water
		
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			to the.
		
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			Could be also people's feeling.
		
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			So I don't know what the context, but
		
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			the word is clear.
		
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			Is flowing.
		
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			Is,
		
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			I don't know what's here. If you're, that's
		
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			meaning
		
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			like a boiling.
		
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			Could it possibly be from, you know, on
		
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			the discussions around blood and where the blood,
		
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			someone bleeds,
		
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			whether the blood,
		
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			flows from from the wound or whether the
		
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			blood just stays there.
		
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			You know, we work we have to see
		
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			the work and text it. So if in
		
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			next time when you come, bring the whole,
		
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			you know, text,
		
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			you know, around that that I can see.
		
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			Next question is by Aisha who asked,
		
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			can a menstruating woman enter the Haram in
		
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			Mecca? And can she visit visit the Rawba
		
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			in Madinah?
		
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			Women are allowed to enter, you know, in
		
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			in this situation, they are allowed to
		
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			enter into.
		
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			So if you come that area and sit
		
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			there, you can see the Kaaba.
		
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			That's fine. By the Madinah Mosque, there's nothing
		
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			like that. It's either to be outside.
		
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			So I don't know really why if there's
		
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			no way, you're not going to pay anyway.
		
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			There's no need to go there. You can
		
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			I
		
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			I already said that if you can read
		
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			Quran, you can read Quran understand?
		
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			Do all these things and love will reward
		
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			you.
		
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			Entering the mosque yourself is not a hibada.
		
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			Entering to the mosque is a hibada when
		
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			you go to pray. If you're not praying,
		
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			just being inside the mosque is not an.
		
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			So I don't understand why people are so
		
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			keen to attend to the mosque of the,
		
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			to the heart if they're not going to
		
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			pray. That is the whole purpose to go
		
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			and pray. If you can't pray, then just
		
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			stay where you are or, you know, and
		
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			and do whatever I bother.
		
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			The next question is by Adnan who asks,
		
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			assalamu alaikum, doctor Nadawi.
		
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			Why in Islam does a man have to
		
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			provide and not a woman? I know it
		
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			is in the Quran, but what could be
		
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			the reason behind it? In case of necessity,
		
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			does education of a boy become more important
		
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			than a girl as he has to grow?
		
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			Obedience of a wife to her husband mean?
		
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			Is it like a child obeying her parents,
		
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			but the wife is also an adult? I
		
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			have extreme OCD and I am on medication
		
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			and I don't want to have these thoughts,
		
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			but they come anyway.
		
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			You know, your question, really, I've answered so
		
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			many times, so many courses. You know, I
		
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			I taught on the marriage and family life.
		
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			You can actually watch it as a very
		
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			detailed, and I have written this book, which
		
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			is still has to come out. If all
		
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			things are answered there.
		
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			But simple thing is,
		
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			you know, that, you know, people are working
		
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			in any
		
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			place.
		
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			So the women, when they're about to become
		
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			mother, they're they're not they got, like, a
		
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			maternity leave. So for a few weeks, they're
		
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			allowed not to work and they got they
		
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			got paid.
		
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			So, basically, it's now a thing. It's an
		
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			Islamic way easy. There is a difference between
		
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			men and women.
		
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			Women are going to be mothers. The mother
		
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			who is very important, she be respected.
		
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			And mother mother should be respected too. That
		
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			way, you know, we will have to get
		
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			protection then to get a cover of condition,
		
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			you know, expensive.
		
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			So they don't worry about anything.
		
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			So regarding their their life is very precious,
		
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			the their future of the human generation.
		
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			So, you know, you can see, like, you
		
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			know, if anywhere you are in the outside,
		
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			if something happens wrong,
		
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			people always protect the women first. Why? Because
		
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			their future and their humanity.
		
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			And because of them, the human generation continues.
		
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			So many will put their life in danger
		
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			where they will save the women. You know,
		
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			for this is natural
		
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			inside the people.
		
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			But, education is not for the purpose of
		
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			the money. Now in modern time, education has
		
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			been connected with the,
		
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			money and earning,
		
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			but that's not a problem. Education is to
		
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			make people good. So even you learn, you
		
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			understand how to have the right manner, wisdom,
		
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			thinking,
		
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			become wise.
		
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			So it's not always connected with the job.
		
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			Men and women both need to become wise.
		
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			Basically, that's the part. The purpose of education
		
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			is to make people wise.
		
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			That's the purpose. So men and women both
		
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			need to be wise. They need to learn
		
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			how to live together, how to be patient,
		
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			how to worship the Lord.
		
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			But the men also have duty to provide,
		
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			even, yourself, their self and their family. So
		
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			they have to work and then better work.
		
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			Women also can get a job, but they
		
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			don't have any such, you know, duty.
		
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			But if they have a job and they
		
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			want to help
		
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			their parent or themselves or get some charity,
		
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			or they want to husband,
		
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			their their children, they can do that, but
		
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			it's not okay to get refunded because the
		
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			duty of motherhood is much more important.
		
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			Really, it's very quiet, time consuming.
		
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			And women are in real hardship and suffering
		
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			that that to make sure take care of
		
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			them.
		
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			So that is belief I answered you. But
		
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			if you still got is not clear to
		
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			you, then find out some of my
		
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			classes that I taught in detail.
		
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			The next question is from Faraz Imran who
		
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			says, salaam, Sheikh. How do we interpret the
		
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			hadith that the sun sets between the two
		
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			horns of shaitan?
		
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			Is there evidence to support its not literal
		
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			but metaphorical?
		
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			You know, meaning basically is that, you know,
		
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			Satan wants people to worship him. So sometimes
		
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			he he puts his throne on the sea
		
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			to remember the throne of Allah Subhanahu Wa
		
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			Ta'ala. They become happy. Like, you want people,
		
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			like children.
		
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			Sometimes
		
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			they play that you want king, you want
		
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			mister, all these things, and they become
		
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			healthy. Shaitan is a curse. You know, he's
		
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			a curse.
		
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			So he wants to pretend that, you know,
		
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			he's important
		
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			to people worship him.
		
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			He told people used to worship, you know,
		
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			when sun rises
		
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			that time.
		
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			So sun, you know, always rises somewhere anyway.
		
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			So meaning at that time, Shaitan, you know,
		
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			imagine that they were speaking to him. So
		
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			he's between 2 so that why we have
		
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			to,
		
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			make effort not to make him happy. So
		
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			we a war sometimes anyway in the alibada,
		
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			but also we have to think already. Now
		
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			Shaitan wants to become happy
		
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			when we worship
		
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			that time.
		
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			So let's avoid that time.
		
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			So anytime which makes Shaitan happy or anything
		
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			that makes Shaitan
		
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			happy in this, religion,
		
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			we have to avoid that. We have to
		
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			think about, what Allah what makes Allah happy.
		
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			That way, the condition to the prayer are
		
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			more resembling the
		
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			condition for the,
		
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			angels.
		
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			Because angels obeyed the suhathullah. They don't disobeyed
		
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			me, while shaitan
		
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			disobeyed me. He repels.
		
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			So, we should not resemble those who,
		
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			you know, disobey Allah subha t'ala. You know,
		
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			what the whole Muslims, all those things.
		
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			They're different set of opinion, but whatever it
		
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			means,
		
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			the message is very clear that when sun
		
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			is rising,
		
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			don't do.
		
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			Wait until sun has risen enough, then after
		
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			that you do the prayers.
		
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			There's a question by,
		
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			Afab Hassan who says,
		
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			difference between loss of wealth and loss of
		
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			fruit is, it looks like it's the same
		
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			loss of property, wealth and money in Surat
		
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			Al Baqarah aya 1 155.
		
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			What is the difference bet what is the
		
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			meaning of the difference between loss of wealth
		
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			and loss of fruit?
		
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			They look like the same It looks like
		
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			the same as the loss of property,
		
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			wealth, and money.
		
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			So Arab people, you know, the most I
		
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			think that in
		
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			fruits and tears and all those things. And
		
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			was where they used to use it for
		
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			animals. So, like, they got sheep, caramel.
		
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			You know, these are the the you know?
		
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			So the Quran used to
		
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			differ. But,
		
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			you know, in every
		
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			language, sometimes you try to condition the people
		
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			certain words are used in the limited means.
		
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			So when Arab people used to call,
		
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			they meant, their animals. You know, the horse,
		
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			the tigers,
		
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			the sheep. But when they are samara,
		
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			they mean, you know, for agriculture products. Though
		
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			in our language,
		
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			fruits, your product. These are the things on
		
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			which the life is dependent.
		
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			The Quran mentioned, there are those on which
		
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			people used to depend. They do do not
		
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			have so much money to let go or
		
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			see. Some people have mentioned that as well,
		
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			but, generally,
		
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			these were the things on which people are
		
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			dependent.
		
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			Animals, so their plants are, of course, and,
		
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			you know, agriculture products, which.
		
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			You know, Allah's not a test. If you
		
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			have money, you have tested money, house, and
		
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			other property.
		
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			These two things are which were generally understood
		
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			by our people.
		
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			JazakAllah Khairn and Shaykh.
		
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			That's all for today. Unfortunately,
		
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			if your question hasn't been asked, please save
		
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			it and Insha'Allah we'll endeavor to answer it
		
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			next week. JazakAllah Khayr and Shaykh for your
		
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			time and JazakAllah Khayr and everyone for tuning
		
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			in, and inshallah, we'll be back next week,
		
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			Thursday at 6 PM BST.