Akram Nadwi – Weekly Q&A 20-06-2024

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The speakers discuss various public questions related to Islam, including statues of animals, human and virtual figures, legalization of certain diseases, and the importance of providing context to support Islam. They stress the need for forgiveness and finding a right person to forgive, emphasizing the importance of finding a good dream interpreter and finding a right person to interpret them. They also stress the importance of respect for women in public settings and suggest praying at home. The speakers invite listeners to ask questions and promise to answer them next week.

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			To
		
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			everyone and welcome back to another ASI q
		
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			and a session with Sheikh Akram Naidui on
		
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			every Thursday 6 PM
		
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			BST. Without further ado, let's begin. Sheikh, we've
		
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			got a number of private questions before we
		
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			begin.
		
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			The first question is, Sheikh, my little brother
		
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			loves to collect
		
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			action figures that are like statues of his
		
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			favorite
		
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			video game and movie characters.
		
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			Is it permissible for him to have these
		
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			statues
		
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			on display in the house?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			You know, first thing, let's understand,
		
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			you know, the picture or statue of any
		
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			living thing
		
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			which has life like animals or human being
		
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			or angels,
		
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			that is not allowed, in Islam.
		
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			But for the sake of the children to
		
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			play,
		
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			something is small and, you know, insignificant,
		
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			which people don't respect,
		
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			you know, is
		
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			allowed. Like, for an uproar says people have
		
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			camels in the house. You know, it's more
		
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			for children.
		
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			Something like that, toys,
		
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			that will be fine. But, you know, if
		
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			they it is a proper statue
		
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			which people respect and other people are shipping
		
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			or some people are shipping,
		
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			then, yeah, they should be avoided.
		
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			So something like, statue of Spiderman, which he's
		
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			listed as an example.
		
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			Spiderman or Superman, something like that.
		
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			Yeah. Because, you know, these things are so
		
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			much respected, you know, to people should avoid
		
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			it. You know, if there are something towards,
		
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			like, you know, people play, which is actually,
		
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			you know, not important to throw on the
		
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			on the ground,
		
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			something like that, that will not inform a
		
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			problem.
		
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			But something that people respect and put in
		
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			a nice place,
		
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			they decorate the house with them.
		
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			Something, you know, that the respect comes and,
		
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			you know,
		
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			or some people may be worshipping them. Things
		
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			like that will not be allowed.
		
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			JazakAllah Khayron Sheykh. The second question is on
		
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			a related note that a friend of,
		
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			the person who's posed this question, he says
		
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			a friend of mine
		
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			is an artist, and he's thinking about becoming
		
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			a Muslim.
		
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			He's a professional artist. He draws,
		
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			human
		
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			human people and posters and posters,
		
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			for a living. This is how he makes
		
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			his income.
		
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			He's wondering whether he would still be allowed
		
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			to do this if he became a Muslim.
		
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			No. It's very important really that if we
		
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			accept Islam,
		
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			you know, that's the most important that we
		
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			should encourage really.
		
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			But he should also know that,
		
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			you know, there are things in Islam
		
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			which are forbidden
		
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			and not halal.
		
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			And sometimes they could be permissible for some
		
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			needs.
		
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			So if he has no income other than
		
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			this one,
		
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			so until he gets a new source of
		
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			income, you know, he'll be allowed
		
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			to have it and, you know, use it.
		
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			But we'll encourage him that, you know, once
		
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			he become Muslim to find something better than
		
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			that, an alternative job. As long as he
		
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			does not get something,
		
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			He's allowed to continue that job because it
		
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			is very important for the people to have
		
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			a living, to have source of income.
		
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			So we should
		
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			encourage him to become Muslim, but at the
		
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			same time encourage him also to learn how
		
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			to obey
		
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			Allah and obey the messenger of Allah.
		
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			So if he can get something or, you
		
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			know, better than that, it will be, you
		
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			know, it it will be better than the
		
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			reen, inshallah.
		
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			And the last private question that we have
		
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			is some scholars
		
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			are
		
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			in modern times saying that Rajam is not,
		
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			needed anymore in Islam.
		
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			Is this the case? Can we make this
		
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			argument or is this something that might
		
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			be,
		
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			a modern concept?
		
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			You know, it has nothing to do with
		
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			being modern or not modern, really. You know,
		
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			Islamic,
		
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			commands are always in a context.
		
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			So if people don't have the same context,
		
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			they can't implement them.
		
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			To simulate Islamic punishment, not only a regimen,
		
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			even the, you know, cutting the hand of
		
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			the thief and some other punishments.
		
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			They need, you know,
		
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			proper, you know, context to where Islam is
		
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			the superior religion and, where Islam can do.
		
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			You know, I I I Muslims like it.
		
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			At the moment, you know, Muslims are very
		
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			weak, really. And if they implement any of
		
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			these,
		
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			they will be
		
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			labeled as,
		
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			in by by a coward and so many
		
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			things. And, actually, the apply for looking very
		
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			difficult for Muslims, and they can continue cannot
		
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			continue. So the best thing in this condition
		
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			is,
		
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			in to do,
		
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			the hour and to make the people's mind
		
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			and emphasize the and
		
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			all those things. Like the professor,
		
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			he did not introduce any hadou. It was
		
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			more about
		
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			the about the day of judgement.
		
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			So we are in a similar condition. You
		
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			know, more emphasis should be on the
		
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			and calling people to the rather than these
		
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			things.
		
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			It's very and also think really we have
		
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			not prepared the society for that. The Islam
		
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			made, you know, a society where people were
		
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			pure, and
		
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			they did not like to do. If something
		
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			one case hyper rarely,
		
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			then you can see the punishment.
		
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			At the moment, if you preliminary,
		
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			everybody will have a regimen. Everybody will have
		
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			a hand cut. So many thieves
		
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			and so many people do to
		
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			before that, we need to make society more
		
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			pure. When you become more pure, then you
		
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			need to bring the laws
		
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			to protect it. But the moment, you know,
		
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			it is not like that. The society that
		
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			we live in actually,
		
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			you know, evil is more than the than
		
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			the good.
		
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			We'll take the questions in the chat box
		
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			now. Anyone that has a question, please put
		
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			them in the chat box and I will
		
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			ask them to the Sheikh. InshaAllah.
		
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			The first question that we have
		
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			is by Ahmer who says, Salam, Sheikh. Do
		
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			you plan to take a group with you
		
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			to perform Hajj next year or can you
		
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			recommend a group to go with?
		
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			No. I don't have any
		
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			intention like that really. Yeah. So, we don't.
		
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			But any group
		
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			but people said to me there's no group.
		
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			People
		
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			apply on their own individual application.
		
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			Either it is.
		
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			Maybe you can join someone. Actually, I don't
		
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			have much knowledge about that. You have to
		
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			ask someone who knows about and those who
		
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			have gone this year for hire, ask them
		
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			how did they do to you. But if
		
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			I go in the future sometime, I'll let
		
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			you know. So you can come actually same
		
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			dates either mine and follow. But,
		
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			at the moment, if you don't have such
		
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			intention,
		
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			you know, maybe or maybe
		
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			put in my heart and things become easier
		
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			insha'Allah.
		
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			Insha'Allah. JazakAllah Khairn and Shaykh. The next question
		
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			is by Omar who asks, Salam Sheikh, I
		
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			have a job offer to work as the
		
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			IT director for a development bank. The main
		
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			goal of the bank is to fight poverty
		
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			in 3rd world countries.
		
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			They do this with equity but also with
		
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			debt.
		
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			The debt has interest of course but they
		
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			are very lenient when it cannot be paid
		
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			back. Is it halal to work here? Why
		
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			is there such a difference between the Hanafi
		
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			and other schools on working in a bank?
		
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			Working the bank, you know, out of the
		
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			need. That's
		
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			nothing to do with the motherhood, not Hanafi
		
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			motherhood. People who make this difference, they are
		
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			not right. You know, in this matter, you
		
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			know, all the motherhoods are same. That rebuy
		
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			is not allowed. Interest is not allowed.
		
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			You know? So, I mean, interestingly, rebuy is
		
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			the same in every mother. That means lending
		
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			the money. Means you,
		
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			take a rent,
		
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			you know, on the on the money.
		
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			You lend some more money and then take
		
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			profit on that. That actually is to basically
		
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			all the relevant interest in Islam are connected
		
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			to the,
		
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			to lending. People, you know, poor people, they
		
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			borrow money, and then you want to charge
		
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			more. And they collect sucking the blood of
		
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			the poor people. So that what, you know,
		
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			is Haram and Islam completely. It's very, very
		
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			bad.
		
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			At the moment, you know, all these institutions
		
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			like
		
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			banking, that what they do their major work
		
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			is this lending money and making profit.
		
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			And the most sense in your job.
		
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			So if you don't do, somebody else will
		
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			do. So don't worry about that. You know,
		
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			if you get a job,
		
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			you do this and you are paid for
		
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			your work.
		
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			The haram that the bank does, they are
		
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			responsible. You are not responsible for that.
		
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			So,
		
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			anyway, it's a simple matter either. Muslims are
		
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			allowed to work in in in a bank,
		
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			and there's no difference in this matter between
		
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			Hanafi and Hanafi school.
		
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			The next question that we have is by
		
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			Nabil who asked Salam, Sheikh. Tomorrow will be
		
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			the Makra with Sheikh Zahid Al Rashidi.
		
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			What are some of his remarkable
		
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			that make Ijazah from him special?
		
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			Well, if not tomorrow, Nishala, when the happen,
		
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			it's not his special, you know. There there
		
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			are many people like him.
		
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			So but you have to, you know, the
		
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			the way in the sun is this day.
		
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			You get many, many for you. You get
		
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			each other many, many from many, many people.
		
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			Some people become unique because of their high
		
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			synod.
		
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			Like, there was Sheikh Abdulrahman Kathani who passed
		
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			away 2 years back or 3 years back.
		
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			So now we don't have anybody, you know,
		
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			so high. They were the
		
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			he's no more there. So now most people
		
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			who are there in the world, they are
		
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			don't have very high sunard.
		
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			But still, it is good to actually to
		
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			get many
		
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			many
		
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			different types.
		
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			She's from
		
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			the well known
		
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			family of Hadid. His father was a sheikhul
		
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			Hadid.
		
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			His uncle was also a great expert. And
		
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			I wrote a a book
		
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			on his son, which is published
		
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			last year last
		
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			year, in Arabic.
		
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			So I know some of them. I'll tell
		
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			tomorrow,
		
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			but don't worry. Just, you know, you know,
		
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			if you're only worried about having the special
		
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			assignee, then you'll miss many, many. And sometimes
		
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			people discover
		
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			some assignee very late.
		
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			So,
		
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			if you have time, I I'll I'll recommend
		
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			all of you to to, to attend and
		
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			get a job.
		
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			The next question we have is,
		
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			sorry. It's not coming up.
		
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			The next question that we have is by
		
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			Anwar who asked Salam Sheikh, can the day
		
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			of judgment come at any time soon or
		
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			do we have at least 20, 30 years
		
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			before Imam Mahdi and Isa alayhis salam arrive?
		
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			No. I'm going to teach a course,
		
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			this Sunday and the one after that,
		
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			2 Sundays, you know, about the signs of
		
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			the day of judgement.
		
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			Nobody knows really when the hour will come.
		
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			You know, the prophets, my son, just nobody
		
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			knows Allah has kept the knowledge in his
		
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			hand.
		
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			But the thing really is it is not
		
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			whether the day of judgement is near or
		
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			far. It is we, How how close we
		
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			are. Everybody when they die, that's their day
		
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			of judgement.
		
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			They don't have time. That we don't know.
		
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			Even the day of judgement comes after
		
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			10000 years. You know? If if I'm me,
		
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			if I'm dying after one moment,
		
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			that's my day of judgement.
		
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			Now I cannot change anything.
		
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			So more worry should be for the people
		
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			their own death rather than thinking when the
		
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			day of judgement is coming. That will come
		
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			certainly. We don't know.
		
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			But,
		
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			you know, even the day general outcome is
		
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			still the death will come in here. So
		
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			we have to worry about that. Yeah. But,
		
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			all the signs, Insha'Allah, I'll discuss,
		
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			in,
		
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			these two classes.
		
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			The next question is by Anaya who asks,
		
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			Salam,
		
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			what if someone cannot forgive another person
		
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			despite asking for forgiveness after abuse from them?
		
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			Yeah. Because sometimes, you know, people have been
		
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			hurt by someone so much that they can't
		
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			find their heart ready to forgive.
		
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			And that's a human nature. You know, we
		
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			are not like
		
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			Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, you know, who's all
		
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			forgiving. Just you ask him I forgive and
		
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			he forgives. Human being are so different.
		
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			But still we have to force ourselves. Think
		
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			really. If I forgive that person, Allah will
		
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			forgive me. And I need Allah's forgiveness as
		
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			this person needs. So encourage
		
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			yourself. If you don't forgive, still, it's not
		
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			a sin. It it your right to forgive
		
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			or not to forgive.
		
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			But, it is better, really. It is much
		
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			much better to forgive. People your heart should
		
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			not be dirty. It should not have a
		
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			hatred for anybody.
		
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			It should be pure and clean. Allah loves
		
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			the hearts which are pure and clean. So
		
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			you you know, for your own health, it
		
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			is better that you don't keep anything like
		
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			that and forgive the people. So make a
		
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			fat inshallah. Allah will help you. But if
		
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			you don't forgive, don't worry. It is not
		
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			a sin, because, you know, it is not
		
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			obligatory upon you necessarily
		
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			to forgive the people.
		
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			The next question is by Fariha
		
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			who asks, Salam Sheikh, what should one do
		
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			when one sees a bad dream? Should I
		
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			try to interpret it from someone who can
		
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			tell its meaning?
		
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			And there's an additional question,
		
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			that asks along the lines of,
		
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			how do we know someone's a good or
		
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			correct,
		
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			dream interpreter?
		
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			You know, dreams are like there are so
		
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			many different types. You know, some dreams are
		
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			just nothing really. Just, you know, bad idea,
		
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			thoughts or any thoughts or idea. They don't
		
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			really mean anything. They're called a halal.
		
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			So they don't have any importance.
		
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			Some dreams could be important.
		
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			But generally, dreams are a reflection of what
		
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			is happening, what you're thinking.
		
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			You know, they don't do anything.
		
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			Dreams don't harm anybody,
		
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			don't benefit. It's your actions, your life that
		
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			benefits.
		
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			To if you are good and pious, you
		
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			have good dreams.
		
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			If you are not good and pious, you
		
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			have bad dreams. And sometime dream could be
		
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			showing you
		
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			something from the future.
		
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			You know, somebody died in your family. Somebody's
		
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			going to die in your family. Somebody's going
		
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			to fall ill. You know? Somebody's going to
		
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			become rich or somebody's going to get married.
		
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			You know? This is your people can see
		
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			in advance in the
		
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			dream. But the problem is most people don't
		
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			know how to interpret their dream. You have
		
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			to find one who can interpret their dream
		
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			and also who's sincere to you. Because if
		
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			somebody does not like you,
		
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			he can make your dream to be interpreted,
		
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			wrongly.
		
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			It will harm you. So it is good
		
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			to to you have to find somebody who
		
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			has got 2 qualities.
		
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			1, he knows how to interpret the dream.
		
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			Second thing, he's sincere. He does not hate
		
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			you. He likes he wants to find a
		
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			good meaning for you. To people like that,
		
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			they are bit better, and you have to
		
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			find them. Otherwise, don't rush to interpret.
		
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			If there's something important,
		
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			Allah will let you know. But don't rush
		
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			for interpretation far from the people
		
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			who are not qualified. JazakAllah, kiran shaykh.
		
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			The next question is by Niall who asks,
		
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			my agnostic friend is studying Islam and has
		
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			a doubt.
		
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			If we had no consciousness before birth,
		
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			doesn't that suggest the same oblivion after death
		
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			is most probable?
		
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			You know what? How we have been before
		
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			the death and what will be after the
		
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			death? People don't know really. And more likely
		
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			we had many,
		
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			you know, since before death, but we don't
		
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			remember them. Because for Allah for a purpose,
		
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			he has made the people to forget the
		
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			past,
		
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			because he want to test him. So people
		
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			don't have the the past is forgotten, Though
		
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			he has put that in the nature.
		
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			Your nature is sometimes good good thing you
		
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			like.
		
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			And you you become happy when you do
		
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			it. Like, when you help somebody, you like
		
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			it and you become happy. When you hurt
		
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			someone, you feel bad and you don't like
		
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			it. So there are signs
		
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			that your nature already knows something. You know,
		
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			your fitra.
		
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			But that knowledge is weaker, you know, then
		
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			your reason can support you.
		
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			So this
		
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			thinking is self actually non scientific.
		
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			Since we do not have any sense of
		
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			the thing before,
		
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			the birth, It doesn't mean that you sent
		
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			you after the
		
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			no.
		
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			Nothing. You know? And I I mentioned earlier
		
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			that who said to you that you don't,
		
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			you don't do not have any any sense
		
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			of knowledge before before the birth. It's just
		
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			you don't feel it. It does not mean
		
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			you do not have. Similarly, when people die,
		
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			you don't see. Okay. That's part of the
		
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			test. If Allah make all this known to
		
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			the people, there is no test.
		
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			So test it that you don't see it.
		
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			And now you have to believe,
		
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			you know, using your mind and thinking
		
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			that what that what it means.
		
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			You don't see it, but you still believe.
		
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			There's so many things. It's all really people
		
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			don't know whether they're going to pass a
		
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			test to fail, get into a job, and
		
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			don't to get a job. Not necessarily you
		
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			feel that. And since Mary often goes against
		
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			what you feel and what you sense. So
		
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			most of many future in this world are
		
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			unseen.
		
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			Even, like, the unbelievers, they know they have
		
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			got a future, but they don't know it.
		
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			So if we don't know the future in
		
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			this world, which is material,
		
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			how can we know a future after death?
		
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			You know, if people have no sense, no
		
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			idea
		
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			what is going to happen. Sometimes 2 countries
		
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			fight. We don't know which one we're going
		
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			to win. Sometime, you know, 2 people compete.
		
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			We don't know who's going to win. You
		
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			know, sometimes there's a football match, a tournament.
		
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			Nobody knows in advance who is going to
		
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			get,
		
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			you know,
		
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			the the prize, the award, or who's going
		
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			to get in final. Nobody knows. There's still
		
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			people
		
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			be doing all this. So Allah has made
		
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			the future and the past
		
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			in another life unseen.
		
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			Sometimes, some people can feel not everybody.
		
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			So what not knowing and not feeling does
		
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			not mean it does not exist.
		
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			Before we continue, a brief announcement. Sheikh Akram
		
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			will be delivering a 2 day,
		
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			course starting this Saturday on the day of
		
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			judgement and it's major and minor signs. I
		
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			can see there's a lot of questions
		
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			regarding the major and minor signs of the
		
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			day of judgement. So this is perfect for
		
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			that will help you prepare for this most
		
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			incredible and most,
		
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			enormous day. So with that, we'll carry on.
		
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			Sheikh, the next question
		
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			we have is by who asks,
		
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			is it allowed to get a student loan
		
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			for a master's degree? I don't qualify for
		
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			bursaries
		
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			and I can't afford it otherwise. It will
		
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			help progress my career.
		
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			Yeah. No. We have, allowed people to get,
		
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			you know, loan for the fees for the
		
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			students. You know, the students loan, they're fine.
		
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			Though there are some interest,
		
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			but we allow the taking the giving the
		
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			interest,
		
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			you know, for the need. You've got the
		
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			education, one of the important need. Then you
		
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			can get a job and you can be
		
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			helpful for you and your family and for
		
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			other Muslim
		
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			Muslim college causes.
		
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			So it is very important
		
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			that people
		
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			So what we don't allow is to take
		
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			the interest, but people can have need to
		
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			pay the interest.
		
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			So when need comes, then haram becomes halal
		
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			or
		
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			becomes halal. So it's too much loan are
		
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			one of those things where we give fatwa
		
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			that it allow for the people to take
		
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			it.
		
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			The next question is by Masumor
		
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			who says, Salam.
		
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			Does Sheikh align himself with Imam Ashari or
		
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			Imam Maturidi?
		
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			Also, is it encouraged for Ulamat to study
		
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			different schools of Aqidah? I understand the layman
		
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			does not need to know these things.
		
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			Truth really, nobody knew say all these things.
		
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			You know, all these human interference
		
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			with the might of the iman and Islam.
		
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			They have harm.
		
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			They have divided the people. It is human
		
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			understanding which divide the people. You know? Nobody
		
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			knows really these just so clearly
		
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			to the best. Even if there had been
		
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			any truth in these,
		
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			creeds,
		
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			then the prophet would have told them. Then
		
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			there would have been a book of Aqidah
		
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			and Islam. There's a Quran.
		
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			But there's no book of Aqidah and Islam.
		
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			Aqidah was written very late, and it came
		
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			very late, you know, in this religion.
		
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			So simple matter is believers,
		
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			should be for
		
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			reading the Quran book of Allah. And soon
		
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			now the prophet and
		
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			follow them. And most important thing how you
		
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			your practice how your actions are.
		
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			Iman news action not discussion and debate. So
		
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			when Iman comes to people become pious.
		
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			They fear Allah. They trust in Allah Subhanahu
		
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			Wa Ta'ala. They want to have closeness with
		
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			him. They don't want to discuss and argue
		
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			and debate.
		
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			Debating is not religion of Allah Subha'ala.
		
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			What Aqidah had done all these centuries, just
		
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			debate, discussion,
		
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			argument, and so and so is so and
		
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			so is a and
		
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			so. Everybody, you know, Label everybody. While the
		
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			companions used
		
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			to think that they are the one who
		
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			are not right. They will think about themselves
		
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			whether I I'm going to be celebrated or
		
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			not. Maybe I go to the hellfire. So
		
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			they think about themselves.
		
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			People always think about other people to label
		
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			them. So that is sound really wrong.
		
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			Because humble people always accuse themselves. And people
		
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			always accuse other people. So it is best
		
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			for everybody
		
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			for to avoid the as much as possible.
		
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			The next question is by Jannid who asks
		
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			what will happen to children who die before
		
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			reaching puberty
		
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			like girls who are killed before birth?
		
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			Yeah. There are, you know, many opinion but
		
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			the most, sound opinion is that, you know,
		
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			Muslim especially Muslim children, you know,
		
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			who die before they become adult, they are
		
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			going to be paralyzed. And they'll in fact,
		
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			there's no judgment for them. No no question
		
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			answered. They are going to be in paradise.
		
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			The next question is by Adnan who asks,
		
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			I work as a freelance video editor.
		
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			I have to add music in in my
		
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			videos. Is my earnings halal?
		
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			Yeah. I know. The thing is if the
		
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			people who for whom you work, they they
		
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			require that. So that's fine. Then, you know,
		
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			it's just part of your job and you
		
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			get money for that prepared. But if it
		
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			is your choice, you are to make more
		
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			interesting and you get more money.
		
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			Then otherwise, you don't don't do this thing.
		
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			But anyway,
		
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			music itself actually is not something where people
		
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			agree with the halal or haram.
		
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			You know, many people say the haram, but
		
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			there are all of them who say music
		
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			with halal. So kind of the people who
		
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			say the halal,
		
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			then then no problem anyway.
		
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			Barakkalawfiksha.
		
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			The next question is by Hassan who asks
		
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			it's a it's a bit of a long
		
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			one so I'll read it.
		
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			What's
		
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			the ruling on using sayings like Masha'Allah
		
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			and Insha'Allah
		
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			or their English equivalents among non Muslims?
		
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			Sometimes they slip out of my mouth when
		
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			conversing with them and other times I deliberately
		
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			want to use them as a means of
		
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			Dawah.
		
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			But I
		
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			was starting to wonder about its permissibility.
		
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			What if I don't
		
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			know their true intentions or stances towards religion
		
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			or God? Is it allowed to congratulate non
		
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			muslims for achievements or could one say that
		
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			this could be considered disrespect towards Allah's name?
		
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			No. I don't think there's any problem really.
		
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			Everybody
		
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			load off everybody to anything that connected to
		
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			the.
		
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			Mostly listen now. Mostly everybody's safe. So, you
		
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			know, you can say to you know, can't
		
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			say in English. You know? Don't use the
		
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			Arabic
		
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			words. You can say, you know, thank God
		
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			that Allah has made you. Glory to God
		
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			that, you know, he,
		
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			he awarded you something like that and favored
		
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			you something like that or your son or
		
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			your children.
		
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			And then no harm in that. That's true
		
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			really easy.
		
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			He's the lord of all the human being,
		
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			everybody.
		
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			So everybody who gets success or not success,
		
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			it all coming from Allah. And unbelievers live
		
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			in the peace of Allah and in the
		
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			favor of Allah. Believers live. Nobody's away from
		
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			the favor of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
		
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			So it is good if you remind them
		
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			and maybe they can
		
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			they can start thinking that why you
		
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			attribute every achievement
		
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			to Allah they will ask you and then
		
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			you can explain properly
		
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			to mentioning Allah the name and attributing
		
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			every achievement
		
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			and favor to Allah. That's a very good
		
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			thing. That means to remember
		
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			all the time.
		
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			So, you know, there's no disrespect.
		
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			You know, maybe sometimes they don't like it.
		
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			So be careful about that. But even if
		
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			they don't like it, you'll get reward for
		
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			that.
		
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			So Muslim Muslims should be known by other
		
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			people as well that you are Muslim and
		
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			you and Allah is the one who you
		
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			remember so much. Like anybody who falls in
		
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			love with something. Today always mention
		
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			that believers should be always mentioning Allah subhanahu
		
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			wa ta'ala and his name. And that Quran
		
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			mentioned that is they already mentioned Allah's name.
		
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			Whatever happens. So Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala reports
		
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			that, I advise you don't worry. Use, you
		
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			know, English or speak or explain to the
		
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			people.
		
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			One day, inshallah, it will be helpful.
		
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			The next question is by Faiza who asks,
		
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			is there any Hadith that making Dua with
		
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			Zamzam water causes Dua to be accepted?
		
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			There are some things in the
		
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			mouth. The water water of zamzam is beneficial
		
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			for whatever people drink it. But it's not
		
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			very strong. But,
		
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			many people think it is, you know, or
		
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			so many zamat they make it a good
		
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			Hassan or something like that.
		
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			The truth really is Allah listens anyway. We
		
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			think he does not want to listen to
		
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			us. So we have to make him to
		
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			listen.
		
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			But actually he wants to listen. He wants
		
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			to accept your dua. He wants to do
		
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			what you he wants to help you. You
		
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			know, that he doesn't want to help and
		
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			then we have to find a way to
		
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			convince him. No. He's actually he he's waiting
		
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			for you.
		
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			So, you know, you in any condition, you
		
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			come to him. He respects. He receives. He
		
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			he welcomes you. He likes you. He loves
		
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			you. He's kind to you. Actually, we he
		
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			does so much for us without asking. But
		
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			when you ask, he becomes more happy.
		
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			So don't think that Allah does not want
		
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			to listen. Then I find a magical way
		
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			to convince him. No. Okay. He wants to
		
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			listen. He wants to and I think it's
		
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			difficult for him
		
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			to answer your question. It's so easy for
		
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			him. You cannot imagine. You know, you just
		
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			say be and it is there. Even actually,
		
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			when he puts in your heart that you
		
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			ask him, that simply means he want to
		
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			give you. That, you know, it is possible
		
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			that you don't ask him, but it is
		
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			never possible that you ask him and he
		
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			does not give you. So keep making dua
		
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			and if you come haram, you make more
		
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			dua, but he accept everywhere.
		
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			Darkness of the night, you know, you are
		
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			in the
		
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			ocean. Even if somebody in the pub, you
		
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			know, Haram place, still if he ask Allah,
		
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			he will help him. Somebody worshiping idol,
		
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			you know, in in a temple. And then
		
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			he tells to Allah and ask him, he
		
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			will help him there. You know, nothing can
		
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			stop Allah from helping and
		
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			responding to the people. So don't worry.
		
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			You know, wherever you remember Allah, ask him.
		
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			JazakAllah Khairn Sheikh.
		
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			The next question is regarding this ayah. I'm
		
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			gonna read it out inshallah.
		
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			So the ayah is
		
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			The question is, salaam de sheikh, what is
		
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			the meaning of this ayah regarding Mary?
		
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			Some say sajda refers to praying alone and
		
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			ruku refers to congregation and that it means
		
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			praying at home is better for the woman.
		
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			They also say Mary was allowed to pray
		
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			in congregation
		
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			with the men because she was pure and
		
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			it means Allah purified her from Shawwat.
		
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			I don't find this convincing. What is the
		
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			Tahara of Mary?
		
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			No. No. This actually is not right, Ali.
		
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			You know, all the people who
		
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			the companies of the prophet
		
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			used to pray all the female with the
		
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			prophet, some 2 minutes. So they didn't have
		
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			any desire. Among the companies, there are those
		
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			who did zina. Everybody used to have desires
		
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			and feelings and all those. Our prayer is
		
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			the one who stops. I don't understand why
		
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			people think many people come to mosque, they'll
		
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			be corrupt.
		
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			The women can go to the shops, they
		
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			can go to the banks, they can go
		
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			all over the world.
		
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			Nothing happens. I assume that they come to
		
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			the mosque, they become corrupt.
		
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			So I don't why don't you think the
		
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			women also love to worship their lord? They're
		
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			coming to ask him to help. Why women
		
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			cannot be pure?
		
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			When some when a man go to the
		
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			masjid,
		
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			we love him. We're a step. Oh, this
		
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			man is so good. He goes to the
		
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			masjid. And, you know, when a woman go
		
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			to the masjid, then we think she's bad.
		
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			So I don't understand why we have 2
		
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			criteria.
		
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			You know, going to the masjid, big intention,
		
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			big effort. You know, it's not easy really.
		
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			I myself, some, like, feel lazy and weakness
		
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			not to go to masjid. If a woman
		
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			goes to the masjid and spend time there,
		
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			it's a big thing.
		
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			You know, you have to respect that. And
		
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			Quran actually had mentioned that Jama'a for women
		
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			not only in this one more than a
		
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			month To hear it very clear, you know,
		
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			Quran mentioned the main parts of
		
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			the. Prayer should be with humility.
		
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			Was Judy and, you know, because the Jews
		
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			did not do, you know, to the that's
		
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			why she's commanded special that in her, she'll
		
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			decide the work
		
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			and pray with because she was in the
		
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			temple, praying with everybody else in the temple.
		
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			Not only her, there are many, many women
		
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			used to be in the temple coming for
		
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			for the prayer, and they attend attend the
		
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			prayer. Same like in the life of the
		
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			prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
		
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			Later in in Muslim society,
		
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			is there you know, people stop the women
		
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			from the mosque. Do people think it is
		
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			normal for women not to go to the
		
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			mosque?
		
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			Do we have we have made this new
		
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			society
		
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			where no one was to go to the
		
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			mosque to pray. Quran mentioned to the wife
		
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			of the prophet
		
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			established the prayer.
		
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			And
		
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			means
		
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			in the in the Quran and the sunnah,
		
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			the prayer
		
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			with sincerity. Everything. Jama is part of your
		
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			qamutu salah. That's why you say qamutu salah
		
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			before jamaah. Because it is part of your
		
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			qamutu salah.
		
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			So Jamah is very important and rewards are
		
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			multiplied by many many times for the men
		
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			and women both.
		
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			There is no doubt about about that. And
		
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			any woman who goes for to mosque for
		
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			the prayer, we should respect her. Either we
		
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			respect the men who go to the mosque.
		
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			That's all for today. Unfortunately I can see
		
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			there's a lot of questions that haven't been
		
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			answered.
		
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			Please
		
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			remember them and we will Insha'Allah aim to
		
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			answer them
		
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			next week Insha'Allah. Jazakallahu Khayram for everyone for
		
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			listening. JazakAllah Khairan Sheikh for your time and
		
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			inshallah we'll be back here next Thursday 6
		
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			pm as always.