Akram Nadwi – Weekly Q&A 28-11-2024

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The speakers discuss various topics related to Islam, including insurance policies for children, the importance of measuring inflation in gold, and the use of mobile phones and messaging for personalized communication. They emphasize the need for people to reflect on their health and value, measure inflation in gold, and avoid extreme behavior. They also discuss the importance of avoiding sexual interactions in relationships and the need for people to be strong and secure in public settings.

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			Bismillah, walhamdulillah, wa salatu wa salamu ala rasulillah,
		
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			assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, everyone, and
		
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			welcome to another Q&A with ASI with
		
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			Sheikh Akram Nadwi on, as usual, every Thursday
		
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			at 6pm BST. Without further ado, Sheikh, we'll
		
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			dive straight into the questions.
		
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			The first question we have is by Fakabbir,
		
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			who asks, was there one copy of the
		
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			Quran that was compiled during Usman or multiple
		
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			copies?
		
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			Were they each containing one of the variations
		
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			or other?
		
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			So about the compilation of the Quran, you
		
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			know, I explained so many times in details.
		
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			I've also written this in my book, Mabadi
		
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			Fi Usul Tafseer, and many other writings.
		
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			So understand that when the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi
		
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			Wasallam passed away, the Quran was complete and
		
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			in the right order.
		
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			What Abu Bakr Siddiq did, he put all
		
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			of them in one copy, the one bound
		
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			copy, you know, for reference.
		
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			Same thing as the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
		
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			used to read, same order.
		
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			He didn't change anything, but just he wanted
		
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			to keep for the future reference.
		
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			What Uthman bin Laden read, he wanted to,
		
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			you know, like publishing the Quran in a
		
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			way that Quraysh read.
		
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			So he wanted to agree with everybody on
		
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			the readings of the Quraysh.
		
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			And he made six copies and all of
		
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			them are exactly the same thing.
		
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			There's no difference.
		
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			They're kind of Quraysh readings because all other
		
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			readings, they have been abrogated before the Prophet
		
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			Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam passed away.
		
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			So only reading remains in the world is
		
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			the reading of Quraysh.
		
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			Though the reading of Quraysh also have some
		
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			possibility of some variations.
		
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			That what is now called as Qiraat.
		
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			People have different Qiraat.
		
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			These Qiraat are all of them based on
		
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			the Mus'haf of Uthman bin Laden.
		
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			As for the seven Ahruf, that finished, that
		
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			was only in the time of the Prophet
		
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			Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
		
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			And when he passed away, before that, already
		
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			people have agreed on the reading of Quraysh.
		
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			Uthman bin Laden only publicized the reading of
		
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			Quraysh on which the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
		
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			died.
		
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			And he made six copies and sent to
		
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			all the major cities and commanded the people
		
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			to copy from these copies and destroy all
		
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			other copies.
		
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			So there should be no difference in reading
		
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			of the Qur'an among the Muslims.
		
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			Barakallahu feek, Sheikh.
		
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			The next question that's been asked by Benny,
		
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			who asks, how do we purify a bedsheet
		
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			from urine of baby feeding on mother milk
		
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			and sometimes tasting curry or liquid food?
		
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			You know, think of the babies, you know,
		
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			just on the milk, does not drink, does
		
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			not eat or like a two year, less
		
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			than two year old.
		
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			Then, you know, urine is lighter.
		
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			Just, you know, sprinkle some water on the
		
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			place where urine happened.
		
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			That's all.
		
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			They don't need to worry so much about
		
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			washing.
		
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			Just sprinkle some water on the place of
		
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			the urine and that will find, inshallah.
		
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			The next question is, can I get accident
		
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			insurance policy knowing that kids in my neighborhood
		
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			can damage my car and their parents and
		
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			their parents would never pay for it?
		
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			Yeah, you know, if these harms are more
		
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			likely to happen, you know, then you can
		
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			have insurance.
		
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			But sometimes people just imagine, you know, a
		
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			future problem and loss and they do the
		
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			do insurance.
		
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			So that's not allowed.
		
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			But if there's a real need and you
		
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			think it's going to happen, yeah, then you're
		
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			allowed to protect yourself and this need.
		
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			So insurance can be allowed for the need.
		
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			Sheikh, on a related note, could that same
		
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			answer be extended?
		
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			I couldn't hear you.
		
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			To life insurance, where nowadays we know if
		
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			a husband passes away, it will be a
		
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			lot of difficulty on his wife and family.
		
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			This illness is there, you know, insurance for
		
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			the health is fine.
		
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			Because you know what happened?
		
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			You're cutting, Khidr.
		
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			Can you hear me?
		
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			Khidr, can you hear me?
		
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			Yes, I can hear you.
		
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			What I'm saying is that we allow the
		
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			insurance for needs.
		
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			So like, for example, people need to be
		
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			cured.
		
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			So sometimes, like in some countries like in
		
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			America, you know, there's not such a good,
		
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			you know, health, you know, facility like in
		
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			the UK.
		
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			So, you know, people have to have, you
		
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			know, private, you know, treatment.
		
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			And that is very costly.
		
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			So there we allow people to have, you
		
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			know, insurance.
		
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			But in the UK, you don't need that.
		
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			And life insurance does not mean anything.
		
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			Because nobody's going to protect your life and
		
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			help.
		
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			They do nothing.
		
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			So we don't allow people to have a
		
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			life insurance.
		
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			BarakAllahu feek, Sheikh.
		
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			The next question by Muhammad Aqib is, How
		
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			did Ibn Abbas attain deep insights from Quran,
		
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			like finding the reins of his camel or
		
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			interpreting Surah Nasr so profoundly?
		
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			Is there a compilation of his wisdom and
		
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			how can we benefit from him?
		
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			You know, he's really great among the companions.
		
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			There are many other people like that.
		
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			And also later on, people, you know, when
		
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			you spend time, like, you know, how the
		
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			scientists discover, you know, many realities in this
		
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			universe, how they make invention, you know, how
		
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			people discover the gravity in the earth.
		
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			So many things mentioned by thinking, by using
		
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			the mind.
		
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			Similarly, the Quran, Quran, the book of Allah
		
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			has many, many depth, you know, like Maulana
		
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			Farahi comes and he discovers so many deep
		
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			things.
		
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			So, yeah, you can also can do, but
		
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			you have to spend time.
		
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			You know, if people keep doing all the
		
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			things in their life, spending time on mobile
		
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			phones and WhatsApp and messaging, they can't do
		
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			anything in their life.
		
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			But people like Maulana Farahi, he spent 30
		
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			years just in the Quran, nothing else, all
		
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			30 years.
		
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			So, yeah, he really understood it.
		
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			Even people like me, though I do so
		
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			many things.
		
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			So sometimes when we, I, you know, spend
		
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			time, reflect properly, I can see many, many
		
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			things from the Quran, I can understand.
		
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			So the book of Allah will only give
		
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			you when you spend time and reflect and
		
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			think, then you can get something inshallah.
		
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			Jazakallah Khairan Sheikh.
		
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			The next question asks, can I give loan
		
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			in dollars equal to some amount of gold
		
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			and take back the amount which is the
		
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			value of gold while returning it?
		
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			You can do, but you know, currencies which
		
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			are more, you know, settled and they don't
		
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			change so much like dollars, pounds.
		
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			I don't realize you don't need that really,
		
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			just give dollars and take their dollars.
		
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			But if you think there will be inflation,
		
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			somebody wants to pay you back after 10
		
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			years or 15 years.
		
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			Yeah, then it's a long time and there
		
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			can have an inflation.
		
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			Then you measure it in gold.
		
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			But if it's like one year or two
		
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			years, there's no need for that.
		
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			But anyway, you are allowed to measure it
		
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			in gold, gold and any other things, some
		
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			other things, and take back the value of
		
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			what you have paid.
		
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			Jazakallah Khairan Sheikh.
		
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			The next question is by Junaid who asks,
		
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			if a person cannot fully believe what is
		
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			written in the Quran and struggles with this,
		
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			is this kufr?
		
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			No, it is not kufr because, you know,
		
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			belief has many, many levels.
		
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			So as long as he knows that it
		
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			is all from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala
		
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			and I am so weak, not necessarily I
		
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			understand everything.
		
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			And one day I'll understand, I make effort,
		
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			he'll be fine because people don't understand everything
		
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			at the same time.
		
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			What he should not do, he should not
		
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			deny it, should not reject.
		
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			He should think that, you know, I have
		
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			to make effort how to understand it.
		
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			Like, you know, many things in this world
		
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			we don't know.
		
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			Then we make effort to find it.
		
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			So similarly in the Quran, there could be
		
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			many teachings of the Quran which you are
		
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			not familiar with.
		
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			So you find it very difficult to accept
		
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			it.
		
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			That's right.
		
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			It could be difficult for you to accept,
		
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			but don't deny it.
		
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			Keep making research, keep, you know, asking people.
		
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			And one day, inshallah, Allah will help you.
		
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			If people reject clearly, deny, and they become
		
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			arrogant that I know everything and Quran is
		
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			wrong, that is problem.
		
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			But if people are humble, they think, no,
		
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			I don't know really.
		
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			But I don't understand at the same time.
		
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			I make effort to understand.
		
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			Then people like that, they will get reward
		
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			and Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala will help
		
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			them to understand.
		
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			JazakAllah Khairan Sheikh.
		
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			The next question is by Fatiha who asks,
		
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			Salam Ya Sheikh.
		
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			Could you please advise on the wisdom behind
		
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			the few surahs in Juz Amma that bring
		
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			the description of the universe to relate with
		
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			the end of the world?
		
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			How do we ponder these verses correctly?
		
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			And how do we obtain any reward by
		
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			learning the sciences related to the creation of
		
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			the universe like reading about space and what
		
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			it has to ponder the Quran?
		
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			So I really don't understand because, you know,
		
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			the Quran keeps talking about the Day of
		
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			Judgment, resurrection, destruction of this world.
		
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			So many times people understand that this life
		
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			is not permanent.
		
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			It is a temporary life.
		
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			The world is actually, the earth is temporary.
		
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			And all the universe is temporary.
		
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			One day they're going to be destroyed and
		
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			resurrection will happen.
		
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			Day of Judgment will happen.
		
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			People will get reward.
		
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			So this is a message of the Quran,
		
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			all over the Quran.
		
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			So maybe, I don't know, maybe Fatiha is
		
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			asking some deeper question because she always asks
		
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			something deeper.
		
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			This is something everybody knows anyway.
		
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			Yesterday I wrote an article about Akhira.
		
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			Maybe, you know, you find somewhere from somewhere.
		
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			I publish it.
		
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			It will be on my telegram.
		
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			Look in Akhira article.
		
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			Maybe that can help you.
		
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			But I don't understand really what is the
		
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			wisdom that you want to know when Quran
		
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			talks about the hereafter or, you know, about
		
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			destruction of the world.
		
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			It is something very common message of the
		
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			Quran.
		
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			The next question is by Fariha who asks,
		
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			What amal should we do to keep Allah
		
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			happy and have His blessings and ni'mah upon
		
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			us always?
		
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			Oh Fariha, you keep asking all the time
		
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			this question and this basic thing you need
		
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			to ask.
		
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			You know, it is so obvious.
		
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			That's why the Quran came to teach people
		
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			what makes Allah happy.
		
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			You know, it is iman.
		
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			You know, you put trust in Allah subhanahu
		
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			wa ta'ala and obey him.
		
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			And the prayer is the most important of
		
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			iman.
		
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			Do your prayers on the time properly with
		
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			humility.
		
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			And then any command that Allah commands you,
		
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			you have to obey him.
		
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			And any sins that he forbids, you have
		
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			to avoid that.
		
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			It's like, you know, lying, backbiting, hurting anybody,
		
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			harming anybody, eating haram, cheating, you know, all
		
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			these things.
		
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			You know, zina, coming nearer to zina, you
		
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			know, all this is haram.
		
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			They have been forbidden.
		
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			If people avoid all those things and they
		
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			obey their Lord, you know, they'll be happy
		
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			because, you know, it's easier to make Allah
		
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			pleased with you than anybody else.
		
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			Main thing always is iman, to put your
		
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			trust in Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and
		
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			then after that a'mal, good deeds.
		
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			Allah will be pleased with you inshallah.
		
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			The next question is by Adil who asks,
		
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			if Quran was revealed in native tongue of
		
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			poets like Mutanabbi and Hassan, how did they
		
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			have grammatical and morphological errors such as using
		
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			buqat as plural of both and not abuwaq?
		
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			Was it human error?
		
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			First thing really is Quran was not revealed
		
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			in the language of Mutanabbi anyway.
		
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			Mutanabbi is very late.
		
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			His language is not even evidence for anything,
		
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			proof for Arabic language.
		
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			When people discuss Arabic language, the grammar, the
		
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			language that is standard on which grammar is
		
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			based is all, you know, things which were
		
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			before 150 of Hijrah.
		
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			So like the poets of Jahili period, poets
		
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			of Islamic period, like we mentioned Hassan al
		
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			-Sabit or Islamic period like, you know, Farazdaq,
		
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			Jarir, Akhtal or early Basid period up to
		
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			150.
		
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			After that mixing happened.
		
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			Mutanabbi, Abul Alaa, Ma'arri, Bahaduri.
		
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			All these people, they are very late.
		
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			They are nothing to do with the authentic
		
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			language.
		
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			Hassan al-Sabit is a companion.
		
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			His language is fine.
		
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			So you can say, why you think a
		
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			book can never have a jama' of buqat?
		
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			It's possible because Arabic language.
		
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			Because, you know, you can make a buqat.
		
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			So that's not a problem.
		
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			So all these poets, their language is standard,
		
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			you know, authentic.
		
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			Anybody who's up to 150 of Hijrah, you
		
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			know, you can use the argument from their
		
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			poetry.
		
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			Though poets also differ from each other.
		
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			Arabs also differ from each other.
		
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			Quran is the most eloquent one.
		
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			So among Arab poets, you can find somebody
		
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			uses something which is not so eloquent, but
		
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			still right.
		
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			You can't say it has error in the
		
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			grammar.
		
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			So not everything that allowed the grammar, it
		
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			has all the same value.
		
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			Something will be more preferred over the other.
		
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			You know, sometimes people use jama' takthir, where
		
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			jama' killa will be much better.
		
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			That had happened in the past as well,
		
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			in the Jahili period.
		
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			So people used to correct each other.
		
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			So, you know, among Arab poets, it is
		
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			possible that somebody uses a language which is
		
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			less preferred compared to the other, whoever language
		
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			is better.
		
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			That can happen.
		
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			But I don't think anybody has got any
		
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			grammar error in that period.
		
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			BarakAllahu feek, Sheikh.
		
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			The next question asks, Am I sinful if
		
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			I reject the proposal of my father when
		
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			he is forcing me to marry a specific
		
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			person, when I don't like him for me?
		
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			My father forcing me is not letting me
		
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			marry any other good person.
		
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			He is abusing me all the time if
		
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			I don't accept that proposal.
		
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			I personally don't like the brother.
		
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			His family is not good.
		
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			I don't understand why you think your father
		
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			is the one who is sinful.
		
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			So, you know, the fathers have no right
		
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			to interfere with the marriage of their sons
		
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			and daughters.
		
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			They can help them.
		
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			They can support them.
		
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			They can find someone.
		
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			And then if the daughter does not like
		
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			it, then they should find someone else.
		
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			That should be like, you know, I have
		
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			been marrying my daughters.
		
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			So whenever I find someone, I ask them
		
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			if they accept, that's fine.
		
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			If they don't accept, then I find someone
		
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			else.
		
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			But I have no right to force anybody
		
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			to marry who I like.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam made it
		
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			very clear.
		
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			So anyway, don't understand that always children have
		
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			sins.
		
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			Parents also do sin.
		
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			You know, when there is a dispute between
		
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			a parent and the children, not always children
		
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			get sin.
		
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			Sometimes parents get sin because they are the
		
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			ones who are wrong.
		
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			You know, parents and children, both are slaves
		
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			of Allah.
		
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			Both have to obey Allah.
		
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			Not that if you are a father and
		
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			mother, you can do whatever you like.
		
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			You have got limits.
		
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			You are not allowed to exceed the limit.
		
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			No father is allowed to force his daughter
		
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			or son to marry someone if the sons
		
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			and daughters don't like that person.
		
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			No father is allowed.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam made very
		
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			clear hadith in Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim.
		
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			I can make many hadith like that.
		
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			You know, so you don't worry.
		
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			It is your father who is getting sin.
		
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			So be nice, be good and marry whoever
		
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			you like.
		
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			One day, inshallah, your father will accept.
		
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			The next question is by Abdullah who asks,
		
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			some scholars say that the khimar is not
		
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			mandatory, but to cover bosom, the khimar is
		
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			used, which does not necessarily make khimar false,
		
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			although it is highly recommended to take it.
		
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			Is this opinion correct?
		
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			Yeah, you know, this opinion is a long
		
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			opinion.
		
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			You know, in our time, it is a
		
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			very stupid opinion because khimar means covering up
		
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			the head.
		
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			So covering the head does not cover the
		
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			head.
		
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			What covers the chest is something different.
		
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			Allah says use the same piece of cloth
		
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			which you use for covering the head, use
		
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			also to cover your chest.
		
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			So he does not say don't cover the
		
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			head, meaning you don't need two different pieces
		
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			of cloth.
		
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			But anyway, I've written an article because for
		
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			the same problem, I wrote an article in
		
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			Arabic actually about al-khimar.
		
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			And somebody, I think, I don't know who
		
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			has translated, or someone translated that into English.
		
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			So you can find that Arabic one and
		
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			English one, read it.
		
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			I've given all the arguments to make very
		
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			clear that khimar means to cover the head,
		
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			and covering the head is obligatory for the
		
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			women.
		
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			So if you don't read Arabic, maybe you
		
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			can find the translation.
		
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			Otherwise, you know, ask Abu Hanifa, who keeps
		
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			translating my articles into English, you know, using
		
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			AI so he can translate that, or somebody
		
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			else can translate.
		
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			You can read it, inshallah.
		
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			But read the article, it will be helpful,
		
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			because that's why I wrote it.
		
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			I spent time to get all the arguments
		
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			properly that what khimar means in the Quran.
		
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			As-salamu alaykum.
		
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			The next question is by Mohtem, who asks,
		
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			As-salamu alaykum.
		
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			Instead of private banks, can we have savings
		
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			accounts in government banks and use any interest
		
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			from this account?
		
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			To pay income tax back to government.
		
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			You know, this, people think it is a
		
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			clever idea, but I don't really agree with
		
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			that.
		
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			I think Muslims should not benefit from the
		
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			interest, you know, at all.
		
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			If you get, first thing, you should not
		
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			take really.
		
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			But if you are taking, then give it
		
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			to the poor people from whom you cannot
		
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			benefit anything.
		
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			Either your tax or your pay tax, because
		
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			when people spend tax, pay tax, they also
		
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			benefit from the government.
		
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			You know, so much, you get benefits from
		
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			the government.
		
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			They do road works, how they can run
		
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			the state if they don't, you know, you
		
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			don't pay the taxes.
		
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			So I don't think you should take an
		
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			interest in order to pay your tax.
		
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			There are two different things here.
		
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			So if you take your interest, give it
		
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			to the poor people who have no means,
		
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			but don't expect any reward.
		
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			You know, expecting reward from these things is
		
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			not right.
		
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			That's the best thing to spend your interest,
		
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			but don't spend on yourself.
		
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			The next question is by Noreena, who asks,
		
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			My question is that I've missed a lot
		
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			of prayers.
		
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			Should I repeat them or just istighfar and
		
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			repentance is enough?
		
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			Yeah, there are two opinions.
		
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			Some people say it is enough that you
		
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			repent and do istighfar.
		
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			But I prefer the opinion of Abu Hanifa,
		
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			that people should do qada, you know, do
		
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			the missed prayer as much as possible.
		
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			You know, you can't do everything.
		
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			But a simple thing is just do with
		
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			every prayer, another extra prayer.
		
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			When you pray Zohr, do four rakah more
		
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			for your missed one.
		
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			So inshallah, many of them would have been
		
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			done.
		
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			Sometimes I tell people, if you don't have
		
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			time, just instead of sunnah, make intention of
		
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			fardh.
		
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			Like Zohr has a four rakah sunnah before
		
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			the fardh.
		
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			So this four rakah sunnah, make intention to
		
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			pray your missed fardh.
		
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			Same thing asr when you pray, before that
		
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			pray four rakah asr of the past and
		
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			then four rakah of the day, same maghrib,
		
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			same isha.
		
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			So inshallah, in a few years, you would
		
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			have done many of your prayers.
		
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			That's why I prefer.
		
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			If you do and meanwhile you die, you
		
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			know, may Allah make your life longer.
		
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			So, you know, Allah will forgive you inshallah.
		
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			But people should make effort like a debt.
		
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			So if you, you know, owe some money
		
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			to someone, you have to pay back.
		
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			So these things are a dayan of Allah.
		
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			You know, people have to pay them back.
		
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			Barakallahu khair Sheikh.
		
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			The next question is by Daniel who asks,
		
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			I currently own a house on mortgage and
		
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			I'm looking to buy a second home.
		
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			I've placed an order to lease quite an
		
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			expensive one for two years.
		
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			Would I be sinful in not using this
		
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			money to overpay the mortgage?
		
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			Mortgage is a separate thing.
		
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			You know, people need a house.
		
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			You buy a house on mortgage and also
		
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			people need a car.
		
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			So they can have also, you know, they
		
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			can buy a car.
		
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			Two different needs, you know, not that you
		
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			have a house, you cannot have a car
		
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			or you have a car, you cannot have
		
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			a house.
		
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			There are two different needs, two different uses.
		
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			But what you should not do to buy
		
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			expensive cars because, you know, you buy the
		
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			cars, which is, you know, helpful for your
		
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			needs.
		
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			You know, not too expensive.
		
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			You know, intention should not to show off
		
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			and to be proud and arrogant rather than
		
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			to do your need.
		
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			So I'm, what summary of the matter is
		
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			you can have a mortgage, but you also
		
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			can buy a car.
		
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			There's no harm in that, but don't buy
		
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			an expensive car, you know, buy a car,
		
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			which is moderate, something medium.
		
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			Jazakallahu khairan Sheikh.
		
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			The next question is by Abdullah who asks,
		
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			some extreme opinions on gender interaction made me
		
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			so hypersexual such that I can only look
		
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			at the opposite gender as a fitna.
		
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			I can't have a healthy interaction with my
		
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			relatives.
		
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			What should I do?
		
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			You know, the thing is that in the
		
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			society, you always find people who are extreme,
		
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			you know, to avoid those people, read the
		
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			Quran, read the Sunnah, read the moderate opinion.
		
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			And inshallah, one day it will help you,
		
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			you know, sometimes extreme opinions can be damaging
		
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			your mind and harming you so much.
		
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			But once you start realizing that that mistake
		
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			and you come to, you know, understand to
		
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			understand things, it will be fine inshallah.
		
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			You know, problem really is people think that
		
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			we have duty to hate the women.
		
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			Muslims don't have a duty to hate the
		
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			women.
		
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			Women are part of the life.
		
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			You know, you have to have interact with
		
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			them.
		
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			You learn from them.
		
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			They learn from you.
		
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			You teach them.
		
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			They teach you your transaction.
		
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			You buy from them.
		
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			You sell to them.
		
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			You know, you passing by.
		
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			You can ask them the road, the address.
		
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			They can ask you.
		
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			You have taxi.
		
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			They can use your taxi or they drive
		
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			the taxi.
		
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			You know, daily life.
		
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			Many women interact, especially the family people, you
		
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			know, your cousins and all these people.
		
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			They have need.
		
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			They, you know, you can't just hate women
		
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			and remain in their life.
		
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			It's very bad manner.
		
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			It will harm you.
		
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			So understand this properly that many women both
		
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			are killed by God and they need each
		
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			other.
		
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			What is not allowed is that any sexual
		
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			relation without the marriage.
		
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			That's not allowed.
		
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			That what you need to avoid and anything
		
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			which can cause that.
		
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			So for example, don't be with a woman
		
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			in privacy alone in a room, in a
		
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			house where nobody else is there.
		
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			Shaitan can come, but you can meet them
		
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			in a public space like a classroom, like
		
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			the mosque, like in a house where many
		
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			other people are there and the people are
		
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			wearing, you know, decent clothes.
		
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			You can meet all wedding parties where they
		
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			have, you know, proper clothing.
		
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			You can meet them there.
		
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			So don't exaggerate.
		
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			Meaning is that you learn.
		
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			You have to force yourself to understand properly
		
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			and don't mix those people alone.
		
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			Again, you know, learn from the people who
		
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			teach you the moderate things.
		
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			Inshallah, it will help you.
		
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			The next question is, if magic is a
		
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			trick, then please explain Surah Baqarah, Ayah 102.
		
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			Why people of Bani Israel use Tawheed?
		
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			I believe this Ayah is about the coming
		
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			down of Harut and Marut.
		
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			Yeah, you know, things which are trick, still
		
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			they can affect your mind.
		
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			You don't understand them.
		
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			You need to make your mind stronger.
		
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			Some people are very strong anyway.
		
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			Nobody can affect.
		
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			Some people are not so strong that they
		
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			need to ask Allah to protect them, to
		
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			help them.
		
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			So that's why you need to make your
		
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			mentally stronger.
		
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			So when you trust in Allah, you become
		
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			stronger.
		
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			Otherwise, magic is really a trick.
		
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			People are strong.
		
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			It doesn't work in them.
		
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			You know, sometimes it could work, but just
		
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			a little bit.
		
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			You become scared.
		
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			You become, you know, like philosophers.
		
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			They show you something which does not exist
		
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			because of their reasoning, using their mind.
		
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			Strong people.
		
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			So Allah has taught us this, you know,
		
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			to ask Him to protect us.
		
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			So when you get protection from Allah, you
		
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			are safe.
		
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			That's why it is important for the people.
		
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			Otherwise, the magicians can do anything in life.
		
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			They get all the powers.
		
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			And the Quran says magicians don't succeed anywhere.
		
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			A magician, wherever he comes, he never gets
		
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			success.
		
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			So they always fail.
		
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			Don't worry about magic.
		
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			So I don't understand really that, you know,
		
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			every Thursday I answer the question in the
		
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			classroom.
		
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			I have so many.
		
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			But I don't understand why people are so
		
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			much deep in the magic, in the black
		
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			eye and evil eye and jinn possession.
		
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			I don't understand really.
		
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			Just leave all this and live a normal
		
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			life.
		
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			Nothing is there.
		
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			You know, just worship Allah and obey Him.
		
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			You know, and if you have any problem,
		
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			go to a doctor.
		
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			I don't understand why everything is black, magic
		
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			and evil eye and jinn and this.
		
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			It's all useless thing really.
		
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			Most time 99% nothing is there.
		
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			Jinn don't possess anybody anyway.
		
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			And even magic is very little.
		
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			You know, I have been living such a
		
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			life.
		
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			I've been traveling all over the world.
		
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			I never saw any magic anywhere in the
		
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			world.
		
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			Nothing.
		
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			It all just made up.
		
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			You know, could happen sometime.
		
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			But some people get unnecessarily problem.
		
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			Everything happens.
		
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			Just magic.
		
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			So there's nothing like that.
		
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			You know, just live a good life.
		
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			Trust in Allah and ask Him to protect
		
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			you.
		
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			The last question we'll take for today is
		
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			asks Salam.
		
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			Can someone who has been diagnosed with mental
		
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			health gradually curse?
		
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			He used to curse because he wasn't able
		
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			to share what he felt.
		
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			But now he is getting better but needs
		
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			time to fully recover.
		
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			So what is the curse?
		
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			He's going to curse.
		
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			You know, you're not allowed to curse anybody.
		
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			I don't understand what the question means.
		
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			If somebody has got a mental health problem.
		
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			So if they want to curse anybody, they
		
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			should stop.
		
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			They should not curse anybody unless they don't
		
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			control themselves.
		
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			And the words of curse come on their
		
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			tongue without intention.
		
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			So Allah can forgive them.
		
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			But if you can control yourself and you
		
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			have got a proper will and power, you
		
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			should not abuse anybody.
		
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			You should not curse anybody.
		
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			You know, cursing in a very bad manner.
		
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			You know, even we are not allowed to
		
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			curse animals.
		
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			So people who harm you, hurt you, you
		
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			know, don't worry.
		
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			You know, maybe remind them and, you know,
		
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			forgive them.
		
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			Sometime maybe, you know, something can come on
		
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			your tongue.
		
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			But be very careful.
		
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			Allah's people who forgive.
		
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			So, you know, I don't think anybody needs
		
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			to curse anybody.
		
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			JazakAllah Khayran Shaykh.
		
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			JazakAllah Khayran Shaykh for your time.
		
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			JazakAllah Khayran everyone else for joining.
		
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			That's all we have for today.
		
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			InshaAllah if your question wasn't answered, please remember
		
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			it.
		
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			And we're aiming to answer it next week.
		
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			Until then, Asalaamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.