Akram Nadwi – Weekly Q&A 12-07-2024

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The speakers discuss the importance of covering one's body during prayer to avoid negative emotions and the need for healthy behavior. They stress the importance of not allowing sex during prayer, finding affordable housing, and avoiding bad media. The importance of community support and funding for poor people is emphasized, along with the need for people to find affordable housing and learning from experiences. The transcript also touches on the use of words like "by the way" and "weird" to indicate good news and negative experiences, and the importance of learning from people's experiences to achieve their goals.

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			To everyone, and apologies for the slight delay.
		
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			We had some technical,
		
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			issues before beginning and, welcome back to another
		
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			ASI Q and A session with Sheikh Akram
		
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			Nadwvi
		
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			on every Thursday 6 pm BST after a
		
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			brief hiatus.
		
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			So without further ado, let's begin. Sheikh, we
		
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			have 2 private questions.
		
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			We'll start with those while more questions come
		
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			in the chat box.
		
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			Sheik, the first question is,
		
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			is it permissible to be buried in another
		
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			land to where you die if it delays
		
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			burial? My father passed away, and he would
		
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			like to be buried with his family in
		
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			Bangladesh
		
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			after he passes. Is that permissible for him?
		
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			Can you actually repeat the question? You know,
		
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			where they want to bury I I didn't
		
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			understand it. Can you say that? So, the
		
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			father of this individual, he he remains in
		
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			a different country, maybe the UK,
		
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			but he has the wish that when he
		
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			passes away, he would like his body to
		
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			be transported to
		
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			Bangladesh
		
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			and be buried with his family there. Is
		
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			that permissible for him? Yes. I think, actually,
		
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			the kind of the most abused,
		
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			kind of people should be buried where they're
		
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			dying.
		
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			Kind of some people, you know, you can,
		
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			you know, follow the work will, and you
		
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			can take them to where they want, but
		
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			it's not very good really because, you know,
		
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			it's a lot of problem. I will personally
		
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			advise that, people should be buried where the
		
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			that I there's no need to spend so
		
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			much money because, you know,
		
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			all the lands are land of the lost
		
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			of the.
		
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			And in the day of judgement, the people
		
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			will be raised from everywhere.
		
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			So, anyway, simple answer is if they want
		
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			to bury him in Bangladesh,
		
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			they can take him, but the prefer
		
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			I prefer that they should be buried. We'll
		
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			be right.
		
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			The second question is that recently, a lot
		
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			more Muslims have been engaging in politics in
		
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			the West.
		
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			And as part of that, many Muslim politicians
		
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			have made alliances with communities
		
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			that either stand for sin and sometimes
		
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			those
		
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			sometimes they are asked to commit actions
		
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			actions which might be considered kufar,
		
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			such as visiting Hindu temples
		
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			and bowing to idols.
		
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			Is this permissible for Muslim politicians to do
		
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			for the sake of being involved politically?
		
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			No.
		
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			No good end. You know, people have some
		
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			good, ending thinking.
		
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			It,
		
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			never can justify,
		
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			you know, by the means. So it's haram.
		
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			It's haram. You know, just because we want
		
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			to, like, you know,
		
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			in the Arab Jahili
		
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			period,
		
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			Arab people used to drink wine
		
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			and do gambling.
		
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			And the intention was, you know, when they
		
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			win and they make money,
		
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			they spend on the poor people. So when
		
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			Islam came and Islam made, you know, gambling
		
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			and
		
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			drinking haram.
		
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			So Arabs start saying how this religion is,
		
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			you know,
		
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			it does not even support the, poor people.
		
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			We used to gamble and, you know, just
		
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			to spend money on the poor people. So
		
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			Allah Subhanahu said, you know, you know, the
		
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			embenning and these things are sinful.
		
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			You can't achieve a bullet through the sinful
		
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			act.
		
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			The smell, the you know, if people want
		
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			to achieve some good goals,
		
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			they have to go through right
		
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			right means.
		
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			So no good end,
		
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			they know, can justify
		
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			the arguments. It's not allowed in Islam unless
		
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			some people are forced for the matter.
		
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			But another thing really is you should not
		
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			ask question about other people.
		
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			You know the the patients who are doing
		
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			this thing, if they are not concerned why
		
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			are you asking about them because they're not
		
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			going to bother your question or my answer
		
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			because they already know the answer. So it's
		
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			simple matter. We should do our work of
		
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			teaching and,
		
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			you know, and
		
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			whatever best we can do. But don't worry
		
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			about other people because they're not going to
		
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			listen to you.
		
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			We'll now move on to the questions in
		
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			the chat box.
		
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			The first question is,
		
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			why does a woman have to cover when
		
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			she's praying at home?
		
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			Yeah. Because the thing is, you know, when
		
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			you are not covered, your mind goes to
		
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			your body and, you know, to the prayer
		
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			should be full cons consultative. People should consultative
		
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			and worship and that. No
		
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			wrong ideas can come in mind. Just think
		
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			of it. There's somebody playing wide naked.
		
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			Nobody sees you, but just imagine really that,
		
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			you know, your mind will not be in
		
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			worship now. You bother. You could be thinking
		
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			about your body or something else.
		
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			So that's why it is important that,
		
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			you know, people should cover,
		
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			in a way so they can focus on
		
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			their body. But not jirbag when we call
		
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			them.
		
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			Women need to have jirbag when they go
		
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			outside, but at least cover their body so
		
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			their mind cannot be occupied by some ill
		
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			force or something else. So that way to
		
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			help you basically, You know, everything in the
		
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			prayer is to help you to concentrate,
		
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			you know, on your prayer.
		
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			Assalamu Alaikik Sheik.
		
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			Is it the same as hunger when not
		
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			eating or does it differ?
		
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			You know, hunger is one desire and sexual
		
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			desire is another desire. Sexual desire is stronger
		
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			than hunger.
		
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			You know, it's a very, very strong desire.
		
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			So that way, it is very important
		
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			that when people read the area of marriage,
		
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			they should marry. Otherwise, it's a.
		
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			While when when when when Hungary,
		
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			very often they can control for a while.
		
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			And also even you're hungry, haram becomes lawful
		
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			to you. But, when people have desire for
		
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			their marriage, haram never can be lawful. They
		
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			have to still marry. They can they can't
		
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			do anything without merit. So sexual desire in
		
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			this matter differ from the full. It is
		
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			very strong,
		
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			and it only can be fulfilled through the
		
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			halal means. There's no haram way. While in
		
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			food, if you are dying out of hunger,
		
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			you can eat haram food just to save
		
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			your life. But in sexual desire, you are
		
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			never allowed to commit anything which is haram.
		
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			Haram.
		
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			The next question, which is a follow on
		
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			question from Mohammed Aqib. He asks,
		
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			with the high cost of living in the
		
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			west, it is difficult to provide independent accommodation
		
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			and expenses for a family with a single
		
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			income.
		
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			How can we navigate this for people looking
		
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			to get married?
		
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			Yeah. To them, actually, if this is okay,
		
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			so then,
		
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			you know, the Muslim community should come together
		
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			and make effort how to help
		
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			people getting married. But this is actually social,
		
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			problem.
		
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			You know, you just because you can't afford
		
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			a marriage, you know, we're never going to
		
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			allow you to make your wife to suffer
		
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			because there's no reason,
		
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			to you know, you have to provide accommodation
		
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			expensive to her. But if you cannot earn
		
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			enough money, then the other way, the people
		
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			should help you. Community should support you. There
		
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			should be some funding for poor people, you
		
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			know, how they can look after their wife
		
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			and children,
		
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			and how they can find accommodation. I didn't
		
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			know we have the card fund and this
		
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			fund if somebody is poor. You know, so
		
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			so zakat fund should be directed to some
		
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			of these poor husbands.
		
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			The next question we got is by Fariha
		
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			who asks,
		
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			I am pondering over the Hadid in the
		
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			I do so many good deeds instantly without
		
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			doing near, like giving food to the poor,
		
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			feeding street animals and many such things. Do
		
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			we have to do near before every good
		
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			deed we do to be accepted in the
		
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			court of Allah? And moreover, what near should
		
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			we do before performing any good?
		
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			You know, the thing is,
		
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			no actions are,
		
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			accepted by Allah unless people intend to please
		
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			him. It's a simple matter. Any action you
		
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			do. And if you don't intend to please
		
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			him, it will not be accepted, not rewarded
		
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			by him. So that that was your anemia
		
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			is from your heart, you know, from your
		
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			just think you don't need to say verbally,
		
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			you know, just when you spend money on
		
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			the poor people, think you're doing for the
		
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			sake of Allah Subhaqala. When you help somebody,
		
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			you can't but if you don't make intention,
		
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			just do good deeds with intention. It's not
		
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			good to help you.
		
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			My teacher, Abu Hassan,
		
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			used to say that the problem of Muslims
		
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			is not
		
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			that they do they have bad media. You
		
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			know, the problem is they don't have media.
		
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			That's the problem. When you have media, then,
		
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			you know, you are really
		
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			close to Allah Subha'ala. So force yourself
		
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			to make a good. With a good, even
		
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			a small action,
		
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			they are paid worthy. They have so much
		
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			reward.
		
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			So as you make effort to do good
		
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			deals, you have to make also effort to
		
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			have good meal. And good meal only means
		
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			to please Allah's mother. You're doing good deeds,
		
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			not
		
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			expecting a reward from the human being, but
		
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			rather expecting the reward from Allah's father,
		
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			paradise or something like that or Allah's forgiveness.
		
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			Anything that Allah gives, if you make intention,
		
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			that is good in
		
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			you.
		
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			The next question is by Fatihah
		
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			who asks,
		
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			Could you please explain how we could take
		
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			shaitan as our enemy
		
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			as mentioned in verse 6 of Surah Fathir,
		
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			whereby the verse before it warned us not
		
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			to be deceived,
		
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			by this worldly life and Alhurur.
		
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			Yeah. To make Shaitan, you know, your enemy
		
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			is a very clear thing because, you know,
		
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			there are something Allah advises or something Shaitan
		
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			Kamath.
		
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			What Shaitan come out, Allah has made it
		
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			very clear in the Quran. That Shaitan ask
		
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			you to do this, Shaitan ask you to
		
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			do this, and what I'll like come out,
		
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			that's very clear.
		
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			So just,
		
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			and, you know, because he's a Rahmaan, he's
		
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			Rahimi, the one who loves you. And Shaitan
		
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			never made you, never created you. You did
		
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			not make anything for you. You did not
		
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			like you. He hates you. So there's no
		
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			reason for human being to obey Shaitan.
		
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			You know, and, as you mentioned that, you
		
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			know, Uhuru, you know, shaitan is more inclined
		
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			to make human beings to work for the
		
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			this house, this world, this dunya.
		
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			So wherever you see, really, your intention becomes,
		
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			to, you know, impress people, to become famous,
		
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			you know, to just keep earning more and
		
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			more money.
		
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			So then it means that Shaitan is very
		
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			close to you. So one has to check
		
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			your intention and make effort to do right
		
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			things, especially if you do things haram. So
		
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			that's very clear for Shaitan.
		
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			So all I understood is Shaitan's path and
		
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			Allah's path. Both are very clear. So when
		
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			people work work on Shaitan's path,
		
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			that alert reminding you don't do this because
		
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			he's your enemy. Come to my path. I'm
		
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			the one who loves you. I'm the one
		
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			who made you. I'm the one who want
		
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			to reward you. Shaitan laughs laughs at you.
		
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			And in the day of judgement, he will
		
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			make very clear that, nothing you don't ask
		
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			me anything. You know, I ask and you
		
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			listen to me, but I don't don't do
		
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			anything. I don't fulfill it from it.
		
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			So it's very dangerous, really. There are enough
		
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			people who still follow shaitan. It's very dangerous.
		
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			The next question is by Falah who asks:
		
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			Should we first get financially stable and then
		
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			find ways to contribute to the world, for
		
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			example, teaching Quran to family? Or should we
		
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			do should both be done simultaneously?
		
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			You know, it depends on how your conditions
		
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			are. If you have enough means
		
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			to teach or maybe you get salary, somebody
		
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			pays you to teach, then you should teach
		
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			it. But if nobody pays you and you
		
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			don't have enough money and your family and
		
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			other responsibility,
		
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			so the first thing is, you know, get
		
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			enough money, start earning.
		
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			And then after that, you know, when you
		
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			are, you know, relatively,
		
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			stable, then start doing other, things like that.
		
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			But, I had why the community should,
		
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			you know, make a effort
		
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			to find good teachers or support them
		
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			Because the teachers are, you know, are not
		
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			supported,
		
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			and they have to make their own, you
		
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			know, somewhere else.
		
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			So a lot of teaching will be wasted
		
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			and the people will be not, you know,
		
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			going to learn from the teachers.
		
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			So community always should be worried
		
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			to have Madrasa, the schools,
		
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			centers of learning
		
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			and, you know, and give a good, you
		
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			know, salaries to the teachers
		
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			so they can,
		
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			devote their life to to teachings.
		
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			That's the duty and the community. It's very
		
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			important to do this. Wherein with the teachers,
		
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			sir, if they don't can't afford them and
		
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			they don't have any way to pay them,
		
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			then they have their own priority. They must
		
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			go for their family and the other money
		
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			for them. The
		
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			next question
		
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			asks,
		
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			in the Quran, Allah says meteorites are thrown
		
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			at devils, but we know they are stones
		
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			that fall due to gravity.
		
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			How do we understand this?
		
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			Oh, yeah. Okay. You know, saying really is,
		
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			in all the causes that you know for
		
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			something,
		
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			they are not the only causes.
		
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			So sometimes people think that, you know, we
		
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			know this hypercar that, no, Allah subhanahu wa
		
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			ta'ala had made many other core things connected
		
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			to that.
		
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			It is only shown to you one thing,
		
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			but at the same time, that causes that
		
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			how many things it causes by how many
		
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			things, we don't know really. So many things
		
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			are
		
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			hidden hidden from us.
		
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			So for example,
		
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			that, you know, you have money and you
		
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			want to pay your zakat and you think
		
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			I'll go, you know, and spend money on
		
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			such and such
		
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			person.
		
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			And, you give him, you know, money
		
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			but Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala had made him
		
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			that that person to be there, you know,
		
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			because
		
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			somebody else actually connected to him. And Allah
		
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			lost that person. So Allah using this this
		
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			person
		
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			to make the money to reach to someone
		
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			else. So it happened many, many times really
		
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			that, you know, you see a cause, but
		
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			there are many, many things hidden
		
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			behind that. So one cause that you see
		
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			is one cause for your purpose, but it
		
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			does not mean just only cause. You know,
		
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			they never think that one thing, you know,
		
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			caused by something to the cause and effect
		
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			are just single thing and what you see.
		
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			No. Every effect has many causes and every
		
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			cause is caused by many other things. Some
		
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			of them we know, some of them we
		
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			don't know.
		
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			The next question is by Ibn Mohammed
		
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			who asks,
		
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			what is the meaning of when the prophets
		
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			of the hadith, when the prophet, sallallahu alayhi,
		
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			the prophet, sallallahu alayhi wasallam, said, if you
		
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			love me, then prepare for a drought, for
		
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			poverty, for poverty comes to those who love
		
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			me faster than a torrent to its end.
		
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			I don't look at this wording of the
		
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			hadith, but there was a hadith, you know,
		
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			that,
		
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			somebody came to the prophet
		
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			said, I love you. So the prophet said,
		
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			think what you're saying.
		
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			If you love me, then the poverty will
		
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			come to you. I, the faster,
		
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			I, the water, falls from the hill, you
		
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			know, down. So that's how the poverty will
		
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			come. Meaning is when people love Allah
		
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			then they want to spend time with him,
		
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			and all those things, so they will have
		
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			very little time to earn money. So that's
		
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			why because their love is so deep that
		
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			they don't care about the money. So they
		
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			lose money, they lose many opportunities,
		
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			and they have they have to be patient.
		
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			And now if they are not patient, they
		
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			will live the love. So they will not
		
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			love the person as anyone because they want
		
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			money.
		
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			So if we really are through your love
		
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			to know, soon you're going to lose your
		
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			money, more likely. Not all the time, but
		
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			it could be possible.
		
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			The next question is by Aisha who asks,
		
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			a convert sister has asked the question, is
		
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			it sinful to watch an eclipse
		
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			to marvel at God's creation?
		
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			Maybe this is in light of, instead of
		
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			praying.
		
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			You know yeah. And when eclipse happen,
		
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			you know,
		
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			you know what is that. Anyway, you don't
		
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			need to look really and watch it. You
		
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			know, you do what
		
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			you know,
		
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			to understand something, you don't need to see
		
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			it.
		
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			You know, to understand the sign of Allah,
		
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			you don't need to watch, start watching with
		
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			your eye. You know something's there. Start the
		
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			prayer. Think about that and how Allah Subhanahu
		
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			Wa Ta'ala does that. You have got millions
		
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			of signs of Allah anyway. This is one
		
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			of them. You know, you can see your
		
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			eye, you can see your face, you can
		
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			see your hand. Millions of signs we saw
		
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			see everything.
		
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			To avoid people needed to, you know, see
		
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			more science.
		
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			Understand new science is enough that, you know,
		
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			there are science and philosophical enough. You don't
		
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			need to watch it. Even if you worship,
		
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			you can't know more than what you know
		
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			anyway.
		
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			JazakAllah Khairn Sheikh. The next question
		
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			is,
		
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			asked is, Salam, what is the wisdom behind
		
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			unmentioned names
		
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			of important people like Khadija and Hajar in
		
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			the Quran?
		
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			The question should be if the names are
		
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			mentioned, what intention to make a name? Because
		
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			the Quran does not mention something unnecessary.
		
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			Why name of Khadija should be in the
		
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			Quran?
		
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			Why the name of, Hajjesh should be in
		
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			the Quran? There's no need
		
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			name of us here. Quran only mentions,
		
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			you know, the names that, you know, without
		
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			them, you cannot identify. I cannot understand the
		
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			story. But if you can understand the story,
		
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			you got the whole purpose to understand the
		
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			story and take lesson to when Quran mentions
		
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			Abulham,
		
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			it is enough to say wife of Abulham.
		
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			You don't need to actually
		
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			Similarly the prophet Muhammed alaihis salam is known
		
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			and he has so many wives that, and
		
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			if the Quran has to say which wife
		
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			then Quran will mention the name but Quran
		
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			in general just say wife of the prophet
		
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			sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
		
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			Uh-uh and in the case of Zaynab bin
		
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			because Quran mentioned
		
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			whole whole story that she was married to
		
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			Zayed, and Zayed wanted to divorce. That is
		
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			only true to Zaynab. Nobody else. So if
		
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			the names are known already, there's no need
		
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			to, you know, mention the name. And sometimes
		
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			names are not needed. The Quran does not
		
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			mention the name. Even the wife of Adam,
		
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			even Eve, however, Quran never mentioned because there's
		
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			no need for that. In other words, Allah
		
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			against women and women,
		
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			His mother never mentioned, but there are prophets
		
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			whose whose genealogy mentioned. The Quran mentions things
		
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			where they're needed,
		
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			you know, not just because, to make a
		
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			point or, whose wife are the, prophet.
		
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			Quran does not do this.
		
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			The next question is by Iqra who asks,
		
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			I take some medication whose side effect is
		
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			sleepiness,
		
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			and because of this, I misfudger.
		
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			What should I do?
		
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			This actually you have to find you know,
		
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			while you are thinking about your illness and
		
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			disease,
		
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			go to your doctor and complain to him
		
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			that, you know, to you how important is
		
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			the prayer of the father.
		
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			So, you know, how what is the best
		
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			time to take the,
		
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			the the the prescription
		
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			so at least you can wake up at
		
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			the time of the fudge. I don't know
		
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			you because I'm not a doctor. So I'm
		
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			just thinking that you should be worried about
		
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			that concern doctor. Still, if there's no way
		
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			on your sleep, there are lovely for giving
		
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			you. But listen, make effort.
		
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			Find out for the doctors, complain to them
		
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			that even further time is
		
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			between, at least 2 hours. So within this
		
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			2 hours, you need to wake up for
		
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			at least for 10, 15 minutes, do do
		
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			a prayer, and then say, look again. If
		
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			they can find a solution,
		
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			follow the solution. If they don't find, then
		
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			hopefully a level for you, Insha'Allah.
		
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			The
		
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			next question is by Fallah who asks,
		
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			in
		
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			chapter 4 verse 138 of the Quran, the
		
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			ayah begins with the word bashiril munafiqin.
		
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			Bashar is usually understood as to give congrat
		
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			good news. How come painful punishment is something
		
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			the hypocrites
		
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			punish them. So sometimes punishment becomes more severe
		
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			because everybody using the good news.
		
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			And then Allah said to this, your good
		
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			news is hellfire.
		
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			So you can see really how painful it
		
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			is that you become happy with the word
		
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			good news and what is coming is hellfire.
		
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			So it is more punishment to use the
		
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			word like that. Kariba, this word will make
		
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			you happy, but the truth really is what
		
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			is coming is not a good news. To
		
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			Allah, there's a good news.
		
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			But these people, their good news is hellfire.
		
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			So sometimes people use these words, it is
		
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			called balaga, you know, eloquency,
		
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			you know, the way.
		
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			So to make more effective
		
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			in on the hearing.
		
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			So they call. I assume it's a. So
		
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			what
		
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			is good news? And then what coming in
		
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			the hellfire, then you measure how much Allah
		
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			hears it is the purpose that you you
		
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			know, the word good news is used for
		
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			them because they don't have any good news.
		
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			So the only news, they have got the
		
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			hellfire.
		
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			You know, so but Quran knew the word
		
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			good news because they that's what they expected.
		
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			But what I Allah is going to give
		
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			them is not good news, bad
		
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			news. So when you use it like that,
		
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			it is very, very effective.
		
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			So Allah said in this,
		
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			repent. So everything that Allah said in the
		
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			Quran actually is to be kind to the
		
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			people, to make them to repent, to understand,
		
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			to make them realize that in the day,
		
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			nobody going to help them. So they have
		
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			to repent in this world.
		
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			The
		
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			next question is by Ali who asks, Salam,
		
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			Sheikh. Certain groups like the deal bandi claim
		
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			that the door for each they had is
		
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			closed. What is your opinion on this?
		
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			You know, the thing really, the the one
		
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			big people ask them, are you Muqaddi or
		
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			Muftahi?
		
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			If they said they are Muqali, how can
		
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			Muqali then close the door of his? Muqali
		
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			Muqali, he should follow him.
		
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			And if they say, then you should tell
		
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			them if you are doing, why you close
		
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			everybody else? So they have no argument. Anybody
		
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			who said the door of it has closed
		
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			closed, they have no single argument on the
		
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			face of that. The door of it has
		
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			had never been closed. It always I think
		
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			the colleague is the one who is sinful.
		
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			No doubt that the
		
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			the
		
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			the
		
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			the
		
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			the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the the the the the the the
		
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			the the and that to follow
		
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			somebody blindly without knowing the argument is not
		
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			human way. Why Allah gave you mind? You
		
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			should make effort to understand the argument.
		
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			If you don't know, at least ask those
		
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			who know. But to follow people blindly, you
		
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			know, without asking them, that is what actually
		
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			they should
		
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			think
		
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			they didn't
		
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			see. Until 400 years in Islam there were
		
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			no Taqid.
		
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			Taqid actually became like that nearly after 400
		
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			years. Sahaba and Taba, they used to ask
		
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			people what Quran said, what Sunnah said, what
		
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			they said. Anyway, simple matter really is that
		
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			nobody has any authority
		
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			to close the door of Istihad, to ask
		
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			those Durban Deep people who closed the door
		
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			of Istihad. Then you find out they they
		
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			have no argument.
		
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			That's all for today. Unfortunately, if your question
		
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			hasn't been asked, please remember it and we'll
		
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			endeavor to answer it next time. JazakAllah Khairn
		
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			Sheikh for your time and JazakAllah Khairn everyone
		
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			for listening and InshaAllah
		
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			we'll be back next Thursday at 6 pm
		
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			BST as always.