Akram Nadwi – Weekly Q&A 25-04-2024

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The title of Islam is based on the same title as the modern day, with the Sira of Islam being the most important aspect. The importance of understanding the title of the book and its two parts is discussed, as it is difficult to read and learn about the title. The importance of learning from the Bible and finding local experts for further understanding is emphasized. The importance of not interfering with others' rights and not giving up on one's own success is also emphasized. The importance of learning the language and avoiding sinful behavior is emphasized, along with various tests and punishment methods used in various situations.

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			Bismillah Alhamdulillah Wassalamu
		
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			Alaikum
		
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			to everyone and welcome back to the ASI
		
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			weekly q and a with Sheikh Akram Nadwy
		
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			on every Thursday
		
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			at 6 pm BST.
		
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			Sheik will begin with a few anonymous questions
		
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			as people begin to roll in and ask
		
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			more questions in the chat box.
		
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			So Sheikh the first question is why did
		
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			Bani Israel get so many prophets and Islam
		
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			received only 1?
		
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			It is not a new name. It is
		
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			the name given by Ibrahim alaihi salam.
		
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			Even Jews used to call it Islam, and
		
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			you can see Yaqub alaihis salam and his
		
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			Ibrahim alaihis salam said to their children,
		
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			don't die unless you are Muslims.
		
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			And Yusuf alaihis salam when he died, he
		
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			said,
		
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			Oh, my lord, make me to die as
		
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			a Muslim.
		
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			And the real name of,
		
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			Judaism did not Judaism.
		
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			That is the name given by enemies.
		
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			So if you look at their name in
		
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			Hebrew language,
		
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			I might wanna sum up one of the
		
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			expert of, in Judaism. He said, actually, the
		
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			name of religion in Judaism is same,
		
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			The same name.
		
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			It's not a different name. So now the
		
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			question not that if Muslims have less profit,
		
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			than than the people before. After the question,
		
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			why Bani Israel have less
		
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			than Bani Israel, Bani Sahar.
		
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			Yeah. So the the reason is that, you
		
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			know, wanted
		
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			to,
		
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			you know,
		
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			make one side of the family of Rahim
		
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			al Islam
		
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			to settle in the urban areas,
		
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			get the prophet's messengers
		
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			until they become corrupt and, you know, then
		
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			I must not have turned away from them.
		
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			And he choose a bunny Ismael Ismael.
		
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			So the bias between both of them is
		
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			that though Bani is Bani Israel have got
		
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			many, many prophets,
		
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			but,
		
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			Bani Israel have got the last messenger
		
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			who is more important than most of their
		
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			prophets, you know, the prophet Musa alaihi sallam.
		
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			Second thing is Bani Ismail got a limited
		
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			time,
		
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			You know, so their prophet told in their
		
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			family finished it,
		
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			you know, by
		
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			Aisalehi Salam. After that, they are not no
		
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			more chosen people
		
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			while banis banis mali will remain chosen
		
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			until the day of the army. Their family
		
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			will remain in power
		
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			and, you know, in the chosen by
		
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			until the last time our our banister had
		
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			been cast. So if you look in, you
		
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			know, and, and, compare properly,
		
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			you will see that,
		
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			Bani Ismail have got more,
		
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			benefits. You know, their kingdom was much bigger
		
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			than the kingdom of
		
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			the Jews
		
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			and I think now,
		
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			and, they had more pious people, more generations
		
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			of generations of scholars,
		
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			compared to the Jews. And Jews had been
		
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			cursed so many times by their prophets and
		
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			messengers
		
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			while Balis Mahi never had been cursed by
		
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			the prophet messenger.
		
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			So if you look at his whole, you
		
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			can see
		
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			this
		
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			side of Ibrahim's family
		
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			is a much better and actually more chosen.
		
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			That way, you know, it is is the
		
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			is the more important.
		
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			Jews are making every effort to prove that
		
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			is.
		
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			So they are corrupted by the, you know,
		
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			they lied, but still, bible is very clear
		
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			that the,
		
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			the one
		
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			is his mind, not his heart.
		
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			The next anonymous question we have is how
		
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			much emphasis
		
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			should people place on studying the Sira of
		
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			the prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam? How important
		
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			is it?
		
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			Yeah. You know, when you the most important
		
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			thing with guidance you know, people will study
		
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			the Quran. They understand the guidance of Allah.
		
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			So that is the most important thing in
		
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			the Quran, the guidance.
		
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			And and then the the guidance had been,
		
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			revealed to the prophet Musa Allahu Salam
		
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			and, applied by him.
		
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			So people need to know the time of
		
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			the prophet
		
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			and his life in much detail because many
		
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			Quran will refer
		
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			to the prophecy left in the context.
		
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			Like many of writers offered the birth of
		
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			hand. They
		
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			are referred. Many dispute questions are referred
		
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			So many customs and cultures are Arab people
		
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			are the target of the nation.
		
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			And the prophet, salafam, conditions are mentioned. Sometimes
		
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			the prophet, salafam, had a grief or problem.
		
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			So you can see the Quran, you know,
		
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			sometime where the prophet
		
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			is upset with his wife.
		
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			All these things are there. So the the
		
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			seerah of the prophet actually is the context
		
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			of the Quran. You have to understand the
		
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			external
		
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			external context of the Quran. So if you
		
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			have internal context
		
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			in Iran, it's important, but you also need
		
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			to know,
		
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			you know, the, the prophet to whom the
		
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			Quran will be revealed. What were his context?
		
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			Then it will help me to understand the
		
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			Quran.
		
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			So recently, I had finished
		
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			writing a book on Seerah for Islam Institute.
		
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			Because in Seerah, what happens is that then
		
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			people become, you know, lose in conditions
		
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			and then include many stories which have nothing
		
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			to do with the Quran. You know, they
		
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			don't explain anything, and they are very difficult
		
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			to prove. So I made it, you know,
		
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			effort in my book,
		
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			to include only those stories which are most
		
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			authentic.
		
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			I'd either part of them are in the
		
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			Quran
		
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			or they are Sahihan, Sahih Bukhari, and Muslim.
		
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			And also, you know, you know, understanding that
		
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			Quran depends upon them. So, you know, the
		
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			story which are weak or fabricated,
		
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			you know, they are not mentioned in my
		
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			book.
		
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			So that, effort,
		
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			now when people read this one,
		
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			this book will be the first thing in
		
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			their mind. So when they have a new
		
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			story which are weaker, then question what where
		
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			they come from. But, at the moment, what
		
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			happening is people get in their mind all
		
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			the, you know, weak stories, strange story, and
		
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			they think this is
		
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			how the. So that is in that sense,
		
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			my book is different. And also the book
		
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			has got 2 parts. One part is
		
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			just,
		
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			you know, explaining to you the stories
		
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			of the sira, the most sound one. Then
		
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			the second part
		
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			is. It is the lessons that we derive
		
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			from the sira, you know, are very important
		
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			for us to understand.
		
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			So these are the two parts of the
		
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			book. It is short, but not very, very
		
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			long. It will be
		
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			after now on the the printing, you know,
		
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			one of the provisions that would,
		
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			the publishing institute.
		
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			So it will be nearly 150 pages, something
		
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			like that. Not pretty easy to teach and
		
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			study in the classroom.
		
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			Inshallah, jazakAllah, and sheikh look forward to that
		
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			book. We'll start taking the audience's questions now.
		
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			The first question is,
		
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			can you explain when the prophet sallallahu alaihi
		
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			wa sallam went to Mi'raj? He ascended the
		
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			heavens. So were all the prophets in Jannah?
		
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			I thought Jannah is only after judgment day.
		
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			You know, saying either, you know, this is
		
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			the
		
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			judgement day. You know, saying is the you
		
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			know, this world is a different world. I
		
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			mean, the world that Allah had made, you
		
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			know, and
		
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			there's so many different worlds already. So you
		
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			cannot apply the law of this world to
		
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			other universal.
		
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			The prophet
		
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			when he went to
		
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			Then same prophets, most of them, he meets
		
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			also in the heaven. So same people in
		
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			the grave, same people in the Jerusalem, same
		
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			people in the in in the heaven.
		
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			So this is the figure. How this happened,
		
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			how
		
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			the Allah has met, we have no idea.
		
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			We would believe in this thing because that's
		
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			how the hadith has come. But it is
		
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			very difficult to interpret this thing in the
		
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			light of the laws
		
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			that we know in this world. To what
		
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			we know really, that he satan, he saw
		
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			Musa alaihi salam
		
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			playing the grave, then he saw Musa Alaihi
		
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			Salam after in Jerusalem,
		
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			then he met him in the 6th heaven.
		
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			But how he's in all these places, how
		
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			the connection happened, how Allah made his grave
		
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			to be connected to the heaven. And, love,
		
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			doesn't matter. You know, the laws that we
		
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			understand
		
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			are submitted by Allah. So that law that,
		
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			you know, somebody in the grave, but at
		
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			the same time, he could be
		
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			in another space or somewhere else.
		
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			That also can be made by law. You
		
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			know, it's so easy for Allah to make
		
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			things like that anyway.
		
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			You know,
		
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			nowadays, you know, when people,
		
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			you know, use,
		
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			you know, Zoom meeting and this meeting, that
		
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			meeting, same person, you know, could be in
		
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			one place, seen another place, and know what
		
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			happening there. So another word is much, much
		
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			more powerful. It could be the same person
		
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			in the grave, and at the same time,
		
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			he also in Jerusalem and same time he
		
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			in the heaven. It's
		
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			so easy for Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. There's
		
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			something authentically believing there. How it happens, Allah
		
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			knows the best.
		
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			Stays alone while her husband has gone on
		
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			Tabuliri Jamaat? Is the hadith authentic that Allah
		
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			sends angels to guard their house?
		
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			Until certainly God, all Muslims anyway, all human
		
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			beings, everybody got it. Otherwise, Jin will kill
		
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			and so many
		
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			things. So there's nothing to do with.
		
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			You know? Every human being is guarded, and
		
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			the believers are guarded more and more. Every
		
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			believer. So there's nothing.
		
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			You know, tab there is a mark, you
		
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			know, and also all the preaching is good
		
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			really if people understand the violence. So
		
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			people should actually understand the rights of their
		
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			wives and the family.
		
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			There are people who leave their house, their
		
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			wives at home, and they go outside with
		
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			their friends. They spend the whole night. Sometimes
		
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			they do,
		
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			you know, play enough of their, in congregation
		
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			with their friends. Sometimes there is a.
		
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			Sometimes in Taravi, they go for Taravi, and
		
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			they lead the wives at home. So this
		
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			is not Islam really, you know. The prophet
		
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			said it. All the prayers of the people
		
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			at home is better,
		
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			than the Masjid except the father prayer. Why
		
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			he said this? Then because he wanted people
		
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			to get home with their family, their wife.
		
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			So similarly, people who go far away from
		
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			there is a mark.
		
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			There could be some good reason that, you
		
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			know, they go to learn and study and
		
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			understand, then the wife shouldn't have sacrificed. And
		
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			if they make sacrifices, then they'll get removed
		
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			for that. But sometimes, it's unnecessary. The cabin,
		
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			you go to the area,
		
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			but you don't learn anything. But more than
		
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			that, you can learn at home. You can
		
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			learn from your wife or you sit with
		
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			them. Sometimes you can have a local scholar.
		
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			You know, you just go and learn from
		
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			there till you go and
		
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			Just become like customer, culture, tradition.
		
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			That nothing could do. So after people have
		
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			to understand really, sometime people who go into
		
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			could be actually doing more since than any
		
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			reward if they neglect their wives and their
		
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			children and their family. So they have to
		
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			look at it that what if they're going
		
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			to get if they really got getting something
		
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			more important, it is going to benefit them
		
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			and their family, then they should go. Otherwise,
		
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			they should stay at home and make arrangements
		
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			to learn at home. And now the reason
		
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			you can do many learning online.
		
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			If somebody does not know how to read
		
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			Quran, he can find a local scholars. If
		
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			he does not find someone, he he can
		
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			find somebody online. You can learn, but there's
		
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			no need really to leave your wife and
		
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			children unnecessarily.
		
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			If they're needed, we get to. So I'm
		
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			saying, generally, I'll answer the question like that.
		
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			But if you have got your own personal
		
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			condition, then you can consult me or consult
		
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			an eye. He advises.
		
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			The next question is by Shahriar
		
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			who asks,
		
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			when I am preparing for marriage, I am
		
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			thinking about the marriage ceremony, married life, my
		
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			spouse, and other self centered thoughts. How can
		
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			I motivate myself to make my nia of
		
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			marriage for the satisfaction of Allah?
		
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			Israeli. It's all connected together, you know. If
		
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			somebody
		
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			marries for the sake of all that, that's
		
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			good intention. If somebody marries because he has
		
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			got desire, so fulfilling the desire, halal will
		
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			get faster. Good intention. If somebody married because
		
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			he think he can remarry and then he
		
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			look after a wife, a woman, and provide
		
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			accommodation.
		
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			There's good need for that. If somebody married
		
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			because he go to her children and raise
		
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			their father's mouth, that's also good. So anything
		
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			I know, even the desire, if somebody think
		
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			I married for the desire
		
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			to fulfill the desire, that's
		
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			actually fine. You just reward for every money
		
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			expense and all those. So there's no contradiction
		
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			in all the we like food. You know,
		
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			if you food for the sake of our
		
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			love, that's good. If you eat food because
		
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			you want to be healthy, that's also good
		
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			thing. If you eat food because you desire,
		
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			you love it. That's also fine because Allah
		
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			made halal for you. You don't eat haram.
		
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			So don't make all the tensions I've contradicting.
		
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			They are at the same thing. They're very
		
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			similar to each other.
		
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			Barak Allahu Fiksha. The next question is,
		
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			by Abdul Rahman who asks, is it haram
		
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			to have relations with one's wife when she
		
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			is pregnant, and how long after delivery is
		
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			it unlawful?
		
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			Yeah. There's nothing like that. It's not really,
		
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			you know. It depends on the health of
		
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			the people and their
		
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			intention to that. Don't force anybody for anything
		
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			because you don't know. Maybe the woman has
		
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			pain or something like that. But if the
		
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			people are happy, they're, you know, and they're
		
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			not Islamically, they're no harm to have relation
		
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			in the one separate treatment or whatever. You
		
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			are not allowed to have relation
		
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			when in the when you are in a
		
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			situation,
		
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			or, you know,
		
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			post, you know, birth bleeding, nephast.
		
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			So if they're bleeding, then that's condition you
		
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			are not having,
		
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			But any other condition there in nursing this
		
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			child or
		
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			if they're happy or they're they're no harm
		
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			on the health, you could consult a doctor,
		
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			consult your wife, and to the it's not
		
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			it's not they're not interfering
		
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			these things. Anybody, you know, can have relations
		
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			whenever they like if it does not harm
		
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			them. The next question also by Abdul Rahman
		
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			is, did the prophet learn to say
		
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			after
		
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			receiving Surat al Nas?
		
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			You know, they really we don't have exact
		
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			proof of it. The prophet
		
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			created our Shaitan regime. There are some weak,
		
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			but it's not so strong.
		
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			And the general rate of, all the must
		
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			say, you start the prayer with
		
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			even know this
		
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			Though Imam Hanifa said this billah should be
		
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			said quietly, but Imam Malik said that no
		
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			this billah at all. And the professor,
		
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			wrote a letters to the people, did not
		
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			write any.
		
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			He told people he never said.
		
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			Never written the muskaf in the Quran.
		
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			So when you say in the name of
		
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			Allah, you're taking refuge, well, you don't need
		
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			to say exact words.
		
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			Even when you say
		
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			you are taking refuge to Allah. So when
		
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			a Quran said when you read the Quran,
		
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			take refuge to Allah, it does not mean
		
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			you said, oh, the worst. You need to
		
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			take refuge. Take a refuse could be by
		
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			your practice, action, your saying this will Allah.
		
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			This will Allah also all will Allah. Same
		
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			thing. There's no difference.
		
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			Sheikh, before we continue,
		
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			box below. So keep an eye out for
		
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			that. With that, we'll move on to the
		
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			next question.
		
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			Shef, the next question is by Junaid who
		
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			asks,
		
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			why is child marriage allowed? Why is
		
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			the woman's consent not taken? And what if
		
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			she rejects the marriage at the time of
		
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			starting the marriage? And did Omar
		
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			marry Umqul Qum, the daughter of Ali?
		
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			No no doubt, indeed. The marriage is like
		
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			a competitor.
		
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			It it must have the consent of the
		
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			both parties
		
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			either the man or the woman because they're
		
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			going to get married. So that's the main
		
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			thing you have to understand.
		
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			But at the same time, you know, any
		
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			contract can be done on the behalf of
		
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			the other person if there's interest. So, like,
		
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			for example, when you buy or sell to
		
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			your consent, but sometimes your father can buy,
		
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			you know, from your own money on your
		
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			behalf on your child. You know, with my
		
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			end or something, and he figured in your
		
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			interest, he can do. To contrast what can
		
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			be done on other people's behalf,
		
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			you know, if it is understood to be
		
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			in the interest.
		
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			In the marriage,
		
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			because marriage is a no suggest matter,
		
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			so not anybody can do this. But the
		
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			people who have, you know, love for the
		
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			child
		
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			and understood the matters properly like father
		
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			or grandfather,
		
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			so they are allowed in certain conditions
		
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			to marry their child or grandchild.
		
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			It's the thing that because sometimes our husband
		
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			says, the father is responsible for his son
		
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			or his daughter, and he has got cancer
		
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			or something and he thinks he's going to
		
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			die soon.
		
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			And then he got someone. He said he
		
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			said, prepare marry your daughter to my son.
		
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			So he think, you know, if he married
		
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			before he died, he'll be at peace. So
		
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			sometimes he does. Like, if there there are
		
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			could be some other young news. By generally,
		
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			it is not incorrect. So that you find
		
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			really child of marriage was not very common
		
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			among us. It was, but not so common.
		
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			Actually, in whole society,
		
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			if you look in Europe,
		
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			just before modernity,
		
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			yeah, people used to marry, you know, their
		
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			daughters very, very early. Everybody used to do,
		
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			you know, that was so common. And with
		
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			the
		
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			Islam did not encourage so much,
		
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			but it allowed it. Now then we have
		
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			a a reality that people exploit
		
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			even the parents sometime in the greed of
		
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			the money. They married their daughter to someone
		
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			who cannot be suitable for her. So then,
		
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			you know, my father is I've written, you
		
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			know, in my book, I thought this army
		
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			was in there.
		
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			It's still to be published
		
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			written
		
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			that it should be done,
		
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			you know,
		
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			with the,
		
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			consent of the authorities. So like a judge
		
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			or court
		
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			or you know? So then they can do
		
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			clearly their father will not,
		
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			you
		
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			know, expecting his power.
		
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			So sometime could happen, but generally, we don't
		
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			allow people to marry, you know, minors. You
		
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			know, it should be done when people are
		
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			grown up, it should be their own consent.
		
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			And one of the last of the years,
		
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			I think he married.
		
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			Yeah. And we're done. And his father was
		
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			happy, and she was happy also return. So
		
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			that's not for many years. Yeah.
		
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			There's 2 questions that are linked, so I'm
		
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			gonna ask them both.
		
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			The first one goes, what is bida'? Please
		
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			recommend any of your lectures or resources to
		
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			learn about it. The second question is Assalamu
		
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			alaikum Sheikh. How are we to understand the
		
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			following hadith?
		
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			If anyone introduces an innovation or gives shelter
		
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			to a man who introduces an innovation in
		
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			the religion, he is cursed by Allah, by
		
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			his angels, and by all the people. What
		
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			does sheltering mean here? What type of innovator
		
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			is it referring to? Is it someone who
		
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			fell into mistake of innovation
		
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			or innovator who is liable by punishment in
		
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			Islamic law?
		
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			Yeah. You
		
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			know, we have to understand really.
		
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			If anybody invent something in the religion,
		
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			then it will be the objective.
		
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			So
		
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			if you make something part of the religion,
		
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			you are not allowed because only Allah can
		
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			make something part of the religion, and his
		
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			prophet can explain to the people. Nobody has
		
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			any authority
		
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			to say something has a reward or something
		
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			has sinned.
		
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			That's only Allah and the messenger have got,
		
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			this authority.
		
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			But if you don't make a part of
		
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			a million
		
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			rather than just in helping or do do
		
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			not take any reward, then that's fine. If
		
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			for example,
		
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			you know, the people used to travel to
		
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			Makkah for a Hajj
		
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			on the train wheels are walking.
		
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			Now we go by airplane.
		
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			So that's fine because we don't say if
		
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			somebody goes by airplane or by, you know,
		
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			ships or they get more reward. If somebody
		
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			said they get more
		
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			reward, it will be there. But when you
		
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			are facing reward
		
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			or sin, it gets, you know, yeah, it
		
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			becomes a be there. It's it's not allowed.
		
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			So it's already understood, really. Whenever people add
		
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			something to religion and they attach any reward
		
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			or sin to it, then it is making
		
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			that thing part of the religion. And nobody
		
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			has got any authority
		
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			to be rejected,
		
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			you know, to the not allowed.
		
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			The people who used to also, you know,
		
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			do invention,
		
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			if there's somebody who invented,
		
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			you give him protection,
		
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			you know, for example, somebody,
		
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			you know,
		
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			reverse against Muslim ruler, you know, with the
		
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			name of Islam or something like that. So
		
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			if people defended him, I'll give him give
		
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			him protection.
		
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			Yet in bigger, he he mentioned because it's
		
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			not does not allow
		
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			this type of rebellion.
		
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			You know, and, similarly, like in Mecca and
		
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			Medina, All these places, they are haram. There's
		
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			somebody introduced something which goes against the former,
		
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			sacredness of the blessing. It's invention. The people
		
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			like that should not be
		
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			getting any protection.
		
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			Anyway, the sim summary of the matter is
		
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			whenever you invent something
		
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			and you make it part of the religion,
		
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			it does not
		
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			allow, and nobody has authority.
		
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			But if something is done
		
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			to help people, support people with how to
		
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			make it part of religion and don't affect
		
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			any reward.
		
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			That's fine. People in all way have been
		
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			doing so. That we are now teaching, you
		
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			know, online.
		
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			But this is not for the final prophet,
		
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			But if you don't say if you learn
		
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			online, you get a more reward. If I
		
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			start saying something like that, yeah, then it
		
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			will be the heart. So whenever you apply
		
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			something, you know, reward or sin to an
		
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			action,
		
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			then it's because of the
		
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			The, do you have any recommended resources or
		
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			books that you recommend to learn about Bida?
		
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			Yeah. I know. There are other things, but
		
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			I don't know if if you want another.
		
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			You know, the good book actually is a,
		
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			book of the song by.
		
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			Maybe it's not published
		
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			fully, but whatever published is very, very good
		
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			book.
		
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			And I'll say you can find that there's
		
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			so many things in the writings of
		
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			about.
		
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			Most of the writing, there'll
		
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			be somebody who's, you know, on
		
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			so you can but the best thing is
		
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			maybe the ultrasound is starting with the ultrasound
		
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			or.
		
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			If somebody had transferred in English, I don't
		
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			know. That can help me. So these 2
		
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			people are very good people in explanation of
		
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			the art. In Mashati and in the.
		
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			The next question is by Anwar
		
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			who asks,
		
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			Salamshay, can I go to Hajj,
		
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			by taking a loan or borrowing money from
		
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			someone else?
		
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			You can do it. You have to leave
		
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			it. Like, there's no need
		
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			because, you know, has it not if you're
		
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			not obligated,
		
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			why you take a loan and all those
		
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			things go for high unnecessary trouble for you?
		
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			And if you die or something happens, then
		
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			who's going to pay back? I will never
		
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			advise you to do this. And I said,
		
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			no. You just stay at home. You know?
		
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			Unless you get money. You know, take do
		
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			things which are obligatory upon you. Allah
		
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			will not ask you on their agenda. Why
		
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			didn't you do Hajj? It's not obligatory upon,
		
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			but he will ask about tests which are
		
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			obligatory.
		
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			Looking after your family, parent,
		
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			you know, your prayers, fasting, zakat,
		
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			you know, things like kindness to the people,
		
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			teaching people, preaching the religion. These things are
		
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			obligated upon you. You should be more keen
		
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			to do this. Don't add one more obligation,
		
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			which I'll never get. You add something, and
		
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			then you do, and then you suffer, unless
		
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			you're suffering. And then you're asking.
		
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			I will never advise anybody to go for
		
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			a Hajj if they don't have any means.
		
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			Jazaklal Okeiran Sheykh.
		
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			The next question is by Madiha who asks,
		
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			how far should I learn the science of
		
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			Tajweed for my daily reading?
		
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			Is it okay making the mistake of the
		
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			shkil,
		
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			moharedj and sifat and sinful
		
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			while
		
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			mistake of Tashkil Madaraj and Sifat sinful while
		
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			reading the Quran. You know, not every mistake
		
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			is sinful, so people have to be careful.
		
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			But, you know, certainly, you should learn,
		
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			you know, right pronunciation.
		
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			The.
		
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			Some Sifa. The Khmer Sifa also basically directed
		
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			mirror by the people.
		
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			The some Sifa
		
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			to know that people who are hearing Arabic
		
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			language.
		
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			So that is enough for you, and and
		
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			spend more time on understanding the Quran because
		
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			the messenger of Allah has been revealed to
		
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			you. You need to know what Allah said,
		
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			how you are going to when you understand
		
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			it, then you remind yourself
		
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			stronger, and then you obey and learn his
		
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			messenger. So obedience only can come if you
		
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			understand the message.
		
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			So, anyway, summary that, people should learn,
		
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			you know, reading the Quran in a way
		
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			that they pronounce properly with the
		
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			and since the father of the group, which,
		
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			you know, can help people to understand that
		
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			you're reading Arabic, not in Urdu in English.
		
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			The next question is,
		
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			by Nayaab who asks,
		
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			in Islam, problems are either trials or punishments,
		
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			but for an infant child to go through
		
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			them, I e growing up in abuse or
		
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			neglect,
		
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			it distorts one personality. Why would God allow
		
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			that to happen to a child?
		
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			You know, I think whenever a problem, I
		
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			think it's a trial happens.
		
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			There are many, many people tested.
		
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			So it is not that, you
		
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			know, somebody, you know, sometime, he will get
		
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			a problem. You know? He will get hired
		
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			a lot of people
		
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			for advisory for him, something like that. But
		
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			through him, many were tested
		
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			as property.
		
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			You know, people go and cut the trees
		
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			and destroy the houses. The houses have no
		
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			sin. Trees have no sin. So why the
		
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			suffering comes? The suffering coming because of the
		
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			people. The people are going to suffer. So
		
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			by this, the people who destroy the household,
		
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			they are tested.
		
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			And those whose houses are destroyed, they are
		
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			also tested. How patient they are, what they
		
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			will do. Similarly, the child is hard.
		
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			The people who do this, they were they
		
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			are tested
		
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			on the child's parents and relatives. They are
		
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			also tested how they're going to behave, how
		
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			they're going to protect, or whatever they're going
		
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			to do. So there are so many tests
		
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			around it. Do not worry about that. The
		
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			one who test, he knows the best. He
		
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			knows what he's doing. We have to be
		
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			like a celeb.
		
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			Think of what we need to do. You
		
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			know, how we can stop, all these,
		
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			wrong killings,
		
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			how can we stop injustice in the world,
		
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			and how we can support the, people who
		
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			are having wronged.
		
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			That's what our duty is. So we should
		
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			not worry about that rather than counsel advising
		
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			Allah what to do. He knows more than
		
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			us. You know, he less child more than
		
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			mean a child children. He was the he
		
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			was the who created them. So don't worry
		
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			about Allah Subha Tala. He knows the best.
		
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			We have to worry about ourselves.
		
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			And the last question we'll take for today,
		
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			is did the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam
		
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			carry out rajam only before the revelation of
		
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			Surah Nur or also after it too?
		
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			Yeah. No. After the Sura Nur, really. And
		
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			there's no contradiction between Sura Nur and between
		
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			Rajin. So people don't understand that. Right? Sura
		
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			Nur is
		
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			is more about,
		
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			normal when somebody had desire and that's, you
		
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			know, is generally they're not married.
		
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			By people married, they do. They see their
		
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			matter. It's not easy. That had a mission
		
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			in social mind, and
		
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			that's not
		
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			and that the chair heading of.
		
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			So to so to to understand, the 100
		
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			that
		
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			comes in social media.
		
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			That in in general, unmarried people.
		
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			That comes, that is yeah.
		
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			Who Zani
		
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			and Zaniya will be married because they're not
		
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			married.
		
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			But the worst absolute Maida is,
		
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			about the,
		
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			of the married people. That's rebellion.
		
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			Then the punishment is very severe, and the
		
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			resume is the most significant thing. So both
		
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			are regime is fine and judge is fine.
		
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			Both, you know, don't contradict
		
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			It's not done against when they don't go
		
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			against the boss officer to move. So to
		
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			move is talking something else, I'll write with
		
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			something else.
		
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			That's all for today, unfortunately. If your question
		
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			hasn't been answered, please remember it and perhaps
		
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			we can aim to answer it next week.
		
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			For your time
		
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			and everyone for joining. We'll be back next
		
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			week Thursday at 6 pm BST
		
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			as always.