Ali Albarghouthi – The Story of Musa (AS) and Al Khidr

Ali Albarghouthi

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			To know humbly love salatu salam ala Rasulillah Harada and he or sabe are seldom more madam than I
info now and finally my LinkedIn How is it now at man? Honorable Alameen mask Allah behind me in our
Amara Jaime to make us as those who are blessed and beneficial knowledge, those who seek knowledge
and pursue it for the benefit of the fer under the benefit of the dunya and may Allah azza wa jal
		
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			fix and correct our intention and grant us the success of this life and the success of the Hereafter
Amin al Bellamy May Allah azza wa jal grant us an Eman and fear of him subhanho wa Taala privately
and publicly so that would be pleasing to Him. subhanho wa Taala in all conditions and in all of
hairs. So the story, though will begin today with is the story of Musa or Musa and Al Habib.
		
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			And this is a story that you will find in Surah Al Qaeda
		
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			and Allah azza wa jal
		
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			had a place in Solotica. Understanding that, or if we understand that Surah to GAF is something that
we repeat weekly recommended that we repeat weekly, you understand that the stories and sorting
		
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			are subject to weekly contemplation. Because something that you read every single week, is something
that affords you the opportunity to revisit this story every single week. And when you visit
something every single week, you're supposed to take lessons from it. And the more that you read,
and the more that you think the more that you discover, or at least the more that you are reminded
of the basic facts that that story holds. And one of them as you will see, is the limitation of
human knowledge. Compared to divine knowledge, and the trust that someone anyone should have in
Allah azza wa jal far and beyond what they see, and they experience and they think, or they feel so
		
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			it's far beyond emotions far beyond observation, find beyond Intel, far, far beyond intellect, you
understand that this is how we understand the world around us. You understand it through your
intellect, right? You understand that through your emotions, you understand that through your
experience. So if Allah is knowledge is far beyond all of that you learn through the story to submit
it to him. Subhanahu Adana, and the story begins in Surah LKF without an intro, Allah azza wa jal
immediately says, We call on Musa Fatah, hula Agra had a blue image.
		
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			And if anyone is interested, right, because we're gonna go through these ideas, if you have your
must have with you and you want to follow up or you're welcome to do this, if you want to do this,
or you could just take notes. So Allah says, and remember when Musa said to His servant,
		
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			I will continue to travel.
		
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			I will continue my journey until I reach ledger man behind the meaning of the two seas or travel
indefinitely. That's how the story begins. We don't understand what happened before and one Musa is
making this declaration, but you understand from the Sunnah of the Prophet alayhi salatu salam, the
background. That's why it's important that you will take the Sunnah, the authentic sound sunnah to
understand the stories of the Quran, because they give you relevant and important background. So
what is the story
		
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			of Moses journey led sunnah? So Rasul Allah is Allah Allah Allah you wa sallam says that once upon a
day Musa alayhis salam stood up by stood delivering a message a hot
		
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			among the Israelites, but we saw it and it was an emotional hot weather people started crying.
		
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			And after he finished it Alayhis Salam one approached him and he said, man,
		
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			who's the most knowledgeable on Earth.
		
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			So Musa Ali Salam said,
		
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			he says I am right, so he says, who's the most knowledgeable on Earth?
		
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			So Musa says I am so the Hadith says that of Allahu alayhi salam Yeah, Carrie Lane May Allah he says
Allah azza wa jal blamed him for that answer, that he did not refer that knowledge back to Allah
azza wa jal
		
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			right, but he did not say Allahu Allah.
		
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			But he said I am another raishin he says, What are you rica he says, How do you know? There is such
and such a person in such as
		
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			Chilean who knows more than you
		
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			hear you begin to see the contours of this story, right?
		
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			It is about how much you know and how much you think you know,
		
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			compared to others and then compared to Allah azza wa jal.
		
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			So most early, he said, and he said, How can I reach him?
		
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			He said, and that's in the Sunnah. He said, you carry with you a dead fish, and you travel. And when
that fish comes back to life, that's where you will find him. Right? So he travels, and that's where
the Quran picks up. And he says, subhanho wa taala. He tells his servant,
		
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			and his servant is his disciple as well, which is Joshua Newsha alayhi salam, who later is to become
a prophet among Benway Surah Al and lead the Israelites into Jerusalem.
		
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			So he tells them I will continue to travel until I reach that destination that Allah told me about
or I will travel indefinitely humbled by meaning long periods of time. The question to ask yourself,
first of all, is what makes Musa alayhis salam so determined to meet that person?
		
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			Okay, so the Ask yourself first that question, what makes Musa alayhis salam so determined to meet
that person? So what if he knew that there is someone on Earth? Who knows more than he does? So what
is on me?
		
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			He wanted to learn from him, right?
		
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			So why is it that he wanted to learn from him?
		
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			Because everything that you learn
		
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			that pleases Allah azza wa jal, primary religious knowledge brings you closer to him.
		
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			So if you have never thought about it, Musa Ali suddenly said I will travel forever.
		
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			Because if I get that knowledge, it brings me closer to Allah azza wa jal, so I want that. So I'm
seeking it. So this is a journey, in seeking knowledge, feel vulnerable. And this is
		
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			you know, like in critical Hadith, they talk about relative your political journey to seek
knowledge. They talk about that. They traveled from Baghdad to Damascus, they traveled to Egypt,
they traveled to Mecca seeking a hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam. This is a journey to seek
knowledge, but not just to write it, not just to get promoted to learn something that brings you
closer to Allah subhanho wa taala. That's the result. So what's the first lesson that if you wish to
learn anything today, the first lesson that you can burn is that virtue,
		
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			that virtue of any effort that you put to learn? You traveled to the masjid, you travel to another
city, you travel overseas, you go online, you listen to a lecture, you take notes, you buy a book,
you spend money to buy books, you buy so many books, you don't know where to keep them, right? All
of this is jihad.
		
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			All of this is jihad.
		
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			And we are privileged today because our jihad is comfortable.
		
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			Right? But if you have Musa Ali, he said under a seeking knowledge, do you think that this was an
easy travel?
		
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			Right? So if as people previously it says this is a journey to please Allah azza wa jal, namely, a
travel that we do today to please Allah.
		
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			So there are there's travel where you seek sin. There's travel that is permissible. Right? Vacation
		
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			Namie a travel where do you please Allah oz?
		
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			What is that?
		
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			You're allowed to answer.
		
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			I heard somebody say,
		
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			good, and also had five. Those are the ones but today these are really comfortable travel compared
to the past right. And when we travel we don't only travel really for Umrah and Hajj, we travel also
for the dunya. So we do this
		
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			and we get to have a vacation and we get to shop and we get to see new things. So it's a mix here.
Musa alayhis salam when he travels to please Allah azza wa jal? Does he travel for fun or luxury or
for vacation or to see something? This is hardship.
		
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			This is hardship.
		
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			hard when you want to wake up when you sleep, where do you eat? Where do you find your food? away
from family and for how long? And how far? We don't know. They speculate
		
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			the meaning of the two seas where is it?
		
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			The easy answer is we don't know.
		
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			If you want to guess some of the guesses you'll find in the book SR C or they say Morocco
		
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			by Punja, Tangier that they cross into Spain
		
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			or Armenia in the east, why would say this is useful not to pinpoint the location but it tells you
that that possibly could be how long 140 travel
		
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			on foot. So remembers. So Allah azza wa jal continues and he says certain novella how much Marburg
inhuman sci
		
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			fi battery saga.
		
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			This is when they reached the meeting of those of the two C's. They forgot about their fish
		
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			for the others as Elon will feed battery saga
		
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			for
		
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			battery saga, that he swam, he came back to life or it came back to life, and it swam into the sea
creating a tunnel like path.
		
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			So sort of, I mean, it's like a tunnel. So when the fish fish touch the water, the water around it
solidified to create a tunnel, a trace. This is what the setup is. Why is it creating a trace
because that's what Musa alayhis salam and his companion Oregon the need to trace it back to reach
		
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			so it left a mark. So it came back to life and they say that's a fish that they used to eat from
well Allahu Allah more it's a salted fish, but at least it's
		
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			harder for them. Amen. Allah says Philomena Jo was finally Fidel who it Nevada and aloha Latina mean
Serena Harada masala
		
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			so when they pass that point, and they do not know that it is the point
		
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			and by the way, you shall and he said I'm Joshua was awake, and Musa was asleep. When the fish came
back to life.
		
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			You just saw it.
		
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			He saw it come back to life. And he says, I will not wake Musa. But when he wakes up, I'll let him
know.
		
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			But when Musa woke up, he forgot.
		
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			He forgot. So when Allah says when they passed that point, he said to his servant, bring us our
lunch. Latina Minister Serena, ha, the NASA indeed, I've become a we've become tired due to this
travel of us of ours. Meaning this letter last leg of our travel, exhausted us really. And it is
said it says it Rasul allah sallallahu sallam, he only got tired, when he got past that point. That
along the way, he didn't get tired. But when he passed that particular point that he is supposed to
		
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			meet will have or add, he got tired.
		
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			And they say that there is a benefit.
		
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			That is either America, Allah will be angry, and Akali. If Allah commands you to do something, he
supports you.
		
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			He gives you physical and emotional psychological support to do it. But once he passes, even though
he doesn't know, but he passes it, he misses it. Now, that's not Allah support is not there anymore.
		
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			Right?
		
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			You're with me?
		
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			So I say this to anybody who says, What if Allah has left me with this? Or that? How can I handle
it?
		
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			What if Allah takes this away from me, which you really shouldn't engage in these types of thoughts,
because they are negative. And they open the door for the whispers of the shofar. But if an in case,
what if Allah takes that away from me? What if what happens to them happens to me? Will I be able to
take it, I think I'll collapse.
		
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			He say, maybe at this particular moment, you can take it. But if Allah afflicts you is something, he
supports you so that you can handle it. Right?
		
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			So keep that in mind as also an additional lesson from the story.
		
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			So his services partner, alright.
		
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			Nina says to recode he says, You should see the amazing thing that happened to me.
		
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			And my translation is translation of the series. Now word for word, right? So don't tell me what did
you bring this from? Right? Because it's a tough scene, because our eight right, indicates that.
It's like could you see if you could see what happened to our ad if you could look at me that says
the see what had happened to me the amazing thing that happened to me that when we
		
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			He slept or rested. Next to that rod, I forgot about that fish and only the shaytaan made me forget
about him. And he miraculously took it
		
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			and became back to life and slamming to the seat. Another benefit that you can take from this woman
and send you in the shape on one of Cora only the shape on made me forget about him is that the
shaytaan will stand in your path.
		
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			And the shaytaan could be responsible for your forgetfulness so here for the forgetfulness of you
sha Allah He said because Musa when he asked him to join him he said to him, and it's in the Hadith
Hello can live okay we che in India to be Ronneby MB semoga he says our do not charge you with
anything, meaning I don't want anything from you. Except for one thing to tell me when it comes back
to life.
		
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			Karlovac killed after shuffleboard. It says you didn't ask me for much.
		
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			Is it Allah? No, this is the only thing I want you to do. But he couldn't tell you that. Allah says
it is above everybody's power you can plan but Allah azza wa jal may decide otherwise. Submit to
Allah's decision. He did his best but he couldn't and Musa didn't blame right? It had to happen this
way. So it had to happen this way.
		
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			But the sheer plan could stand in your way and then in the case of fuchsia,
		
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			the chiffon could distract him.
		
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			Bring this his mind bring that into his mind, so that he would simply forget about it. So
forgetfulness could come from the shape plan. So if forgetfulness could come from the shape plan,
how do you combat that?
		
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			How do you work against it? By doing what?
		
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			By remembering from Allah azza wa jal. So if you forget, remember Allah
		
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			if you forget, remember Allah azza wa jal right and then you will remember reading that as
		
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			so Bucha is salaam aleikum, WA, apostles, they said, This is what we want it so they can
		
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			trace back their footsteps.
		
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			And Allah azza wa jal, Cicero did abdominal denial, they found a servant of ours that we have given
him mercy from ours. And we taught him from us a knowledge, we taught him knowledge that is from us.
And it is based on this idea that a lot of scholars, not this, but also the incidents, that a lot of
scholars will say that they'll have the rally Salam is a prophet, because they said, We gave him
mercy from Us. And also the other incidents, they will he would not have access to such knowledge,
simply by ill health, meaning just inspiration that an average individual could receive, he will not
have access to such knowledge unless Allah reveals it to him. Right? We'll see what we'll make a
		
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			quick comment about that when we reach that story. So that he found out further.
		
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			And Allah says, what we gave him knowledge from us. And this is what knowledge that Allah gives that
you do not acquire.
		
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			You do not experience but Allah teaches you. And it's a privilege it when you are taught that
knowledge. So it's a special knowledge that the prophets of Allah will be taught. So Musa asked him,
he said, Hello, Okada and to Adam, and
		
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			he says, can I follow you, and so that you can teach me of the righteous knowledge that you have, so
that you can teach me have the knowledge that you have, that will take me to a rushed
		
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			to be guided.
		
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			So first see the Adam of Musa alayhis salam, even though if you're to ask you who's better Musa
		
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			Musa samosa is more knowledgeable, and better. But because he wants to learn from me, he says, can I
follow you? Would you permit me to follow you so that you can teach me knowledge from what you have
been taught, but it's also rushed? Meaning it leads to a rush, so not just teach me anything? No,
there's teach me something. But I want that something to take me to a rush. And that should be your
objective. If you're learning something, if you're reading a book, if you're listening to a lecture,
you could do it simply because it's fascinates you because you're interested in it. And that is a
reason to learn. But there's also a reason to learn because this benefits me in the field.
		
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			And when you ever you make that your guide, then you will seek the most beneficial of knowledge, and
you will leave or downgrade less than official knowledge.
		
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			So prioritize the most beneficial
		
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			Based on what Musa alayhis salam said,
		
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			and the Sunnah tells us that era cinema when he found a huddle huddle was lying down on his back. He
had a cloth or something like a blanket that had covered his entire body and he was lying on his
bed. Jose said a sudden were a couple of others said.
		
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			Where do you find Sudan in this land? Where do you find such a grinning in this land? Who are you?
		
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			He says, Musa, he says most of the Nusra Edward brought his view. He says, I came here so that you
would teach me he says, Isn't this enough that you have a Torah and whatever Allah had taught you?
He said, I want to learn from you. He says, I have knowledge that I know that you do not know and
you have knowledge that you know that I do not know. But Musa insisted. But the take also from that
encounter, is that how they saw Musa but he didn't know him?
		
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			Right? Because some people think that if you are ready, you know everything. Right? But if I'm
aware, if I see you not only do I know your name, I know everything about you.
		
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			So how there is the highest when it comes to the LDR, right? Or he's a prophet. And Musa alayhis
salam is a prophet if a when he was going to recognize anyone, it would be other recognizing them so
but he said, Who are you?
		
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			Right? So it doesn't mean that you if you are a what do you have Allah as a surgeon or a prophet of
Allah, that you have access to knowledge your human being?
		
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			So how do you set what you cannot be patient with me? And how can you be patient with something that
you have no full knowledge of?
		
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			Meaning 100 is saying when it's impossible that you be patient with me, even that is your Musa.
		
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			And once you when you read this story to understand that Musa alayhis salam is from all
		
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			of the people of highest determination and virtue among the messengers of Allah azza wa jal, he's
the one who with the help of Allah stood up to Pharaoh and brought him down with Allah has helped.
So you cannot question was his patience, his other top level of patience? And yet he said, what you
can be patient with this? Why? Because you see what you cannot understand. How can you be patient
with that, but Musa LA is Allah?
		
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			He said, you will find me insha Allah patient, and I will not disobey you. So how they're said, if
you're going to follow me, and this is just for the sake of time, simply translating. If you're
going to follow me that asked me about nothing that you will say, don't object to it, don't comment
until I'd be the one who mentioned it do. So if you see something you don't understand, leave it
		
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			to the
		
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			and this is to test his patience and to teach him and us something about Allah's knowledge. Right.
So from fella cars, so they've set forth the what, and they boarded the ship, and they gave, they'll
have
		
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			a free ride, just because we recognize them as a good man. He says, Okay, you're, it's free for up
for you. So they gave him the owners of that ship or boat, they gave him a ride from one shore to
the other from one bank to the other. And while he's on it, he damages the side of the ship by
removing one of its flanks. Musa sees this and he says what he says, Did you damage it so that you
would cause its people to drown? Dominica Hala, indeed you've done something evil.
		
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			So how that reminded him? Did I not tell you that you will not be able to duration with me. So most
early Saddam said, he says don't overburden me and hold me responsible because I forgot. Okay, don't
hold me responsible, because I forgot and don't overburden meaning like overlook this place. Right?
		
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			So, they continue to work.
		
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			It says
		
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			he says then when they he met a young boy, he killed them. This gives you hear a little bit more.
They come upon a village or a city. They find some kids playing this is a whole
		
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			you can think that he is nine or 10 something like that he is not
		
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			really not reached adulthood puberty. Right.
		
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			And he's playing with other kids and they said he was beautiful, handsome. So they cute
		
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			play because without introduction goes to him faster. So he likes his head out of his body.
		
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			Okay, now I want you to imagine that scene.
		
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			And if you would be able to do
		
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			Be patient. If you see that
		
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			the shock of it because there's no introduction, the shock of it to a kid. That's why he said after
10 lessons can be relentless. You've killed a pure soul without a deserving death. He didn't do
anything to deserve it indeed, you've come to you've done something that is heinous. So how
		
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			did I not tell you? There's an addition here have you? Did I not tell Allama Honda? Did I not tell
you that you're not going to be able to patient with me? He said, Musa if I asked you about
something after this, they don't keep my company Indeed. Indeed. I have no excuse anymore. But
Bella, I mean, the duniya was wrong. i You've reached the limit of any excuses I could offer you
that is if the third one fails. The third one is the end
		
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			pilot from palapa. So they said for La Jolla team, they came to a Korea Korea could be a city or a
village and the assets people for food
		
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			forever, arguably for whom they refuse to give them food.
		
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			Now there's a benefit here, which is what
		
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			the first is, why did they ask for food?
		
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			Because they had a lot of it.
		
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			They had none. So they had to eat. The you preach the level where most of the color they had to eat,
meaning they had no food.
		
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			So I want you to think about it that the two most honorable people on the face of this earth at that
moment, were poor enough that they did not have enough food that they had to ask people for it. Just
so you know, that the Dunya doesn't mean anything for Allah searched. Otherwise, these would be
kings. So in the sight of Allah, the dunya is nothing. The best of people had nothing with them.
That's one second, some people think because story of 100 always is mixed with Wilaya. And a well he
somehow could bring out food out of nowhere.
		
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			Right? Oh, you want food as a Just out of nowhere out of thin air here is food here. If a hacker
could do this, he could not ask.
		
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			If he had the ability to do this, he would not be allowed to ask. But he asked because he had no
ability to just bring out food out of nowhere. And Allah gives no person that ability. Right?
		
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			So they asked for people to host them and it's an obligation on you know, a city to host its guests.
The but they refused because they were stingy and unwelcoming. So they will not greet people. That's
the type of people living in that city. foetida Theodora. You read a young convert, he found a wall
that wanted to collapse. And he straightened it and he fixed it. It says in the Hadith, he simply
wiped over it and it came back
		
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			standing that says that's all that it needed from him. So that's miraculous, but that's in the
Sunnah. Now Musa says if you wish, we could have asked for a payment in return because they refused.
At least we could have used that money to eat. So more how that led tsunami says that sits between
us that sits between us based on what Moses said that is the third thing happens. Then we have to
stop these as this is in between us. Let me tell you about what you couldn't be patient with. And
Rasul allah sallallahu wasallam said in the Hadith, he says, We wish that Musa alayhis salam would
have been patient, he indeed would have been so he would have seen wonders.
		
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			If more Musa was patient, more patient, he would have seen wonders in his journey with
		
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			so
		
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			called Alayhis Salam, and I'm saying at least and I'm based on the assumption that he is a prophet
of Allah azza wa jal. And so he says, As for that ship it belongs to for people who used to use it
for income, and there's a king that confiscates illegally every ship that he sees, so I wanted to
damage it, so that he would leave it alone.
		
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			Most of us could not have known this. But once you know this, you understand that I'll have
committed the lesser evil, to prevent the bigger evil.
		
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			And in that what looks like aggression is mercy.
		
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			Who sees the difference in perspective based on how much you know? Right? That's just present
knowledge or present close near future knowledge. But if you know it, your perspective will be 100%
different. But that is the the benefits are very good.
		
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			religious knowledge will enhance will allow you to see things that others cannot.
		
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			So this this is this is the first one. And as for that young boy
		
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			so he says his parents were believers. And he says we were afraid that he will overburden them with
rebellion and disbelief, since the Sunnah. In the Hadith, the Prophet sallahu wa salam said that
that boy will grow up to be a disbeliever. And this overpower meant that the Quran talks about that
either he will be such a pain, there will be so much trouble for his parents or that his disbelief
will cause their disbelief.
		
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			Because that could happen in the family. As and as parents influence their children. Sometimes the
children influence their parents so that they he when he grows up as a disbeliever, he could cause
the disbelief of his parents. So again, what looks like aggression? Is what
		
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			right man protection for the believing parents, who may not see or not know that losing the child is
a gift from Allah azza wa jal, but Allah azza wa jal sends them that gift anyway.
		
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			So here, if you don't have access to the liver knows, what should you do.
		
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			You should trust Allah as of
		
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			right, trust, he has done this for a reason. I do not know it. But Allah knows it. But I base it on
the fact of a story like this. And the fact that Allah has always acts in the best of ways and with
the greatest of wisdom. There's always a reason of why he does what he does. So you can't stop and
blame
		
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			but rather trust and believe and praise Allah subhanaw taala for it. And this is the incident that a
lot of scholars will say that he needed to be a prophet for him to have done that. How do you know
that such a kid will grow up to be
		
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			a disbeliever?
		
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			Based on an impression, based on a feeling that you had even if you're a what do you have Allah
zodion And you have this overwhelming sensation, this person will grow to be a disbeliever This is
not certain knowledge, and is not protected knowledge. Just like a dream, right? If you see a dream,
are all your dreams protected? Some from Allah azza wa jal, some are from home,
		
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			the nervous and some from the shaper so dreams are not protected. And when you Allah as if he gets
what we call it ketchup, okay, they are quality and this is not
		
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			predicted an Intel only Allah's revelation this prophets is that's why they see. So he said, We want
Allah azza wa jal to replace them with another child, who will be kinder to them, and will have Iman
		
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			and the third one, he says, As for that wall, it belong to two orphans in the city, and their father
was righteous, and he left that
		
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			treasure, there's a treasure underneath it underneath that wall. And it belonged to those orphans
and their father was righteous. So Allah wanted them to reach maturity and extract their own
treasure.
		
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			So Allah azza wa jal wanted to save that for them to take care of those two Earth orphans, in a city
that was greedy and stingy. It was required to be exposed, they will take it and leave nothing for
them. So Allah azza wa jal wanted that to save for them because they are orphans, and they are in
need. And also because of the very important fact, which is that a woman was what
		
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			slightly had their father was righteous. So the righteousness of the Father extended to a protection
to the children.
		
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			So if someone anyone has children, and by the way, you have to do your best to raise them. But in
that gap where you say, I've done all that I can but what if I die? And after my death, or when I'm
not there and and and who takes care of them?
		
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			Are your righteousness if you are righteous and pleasing to Allah azza wa jal could extend to that
you do.
		
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			So this man is dead.
		
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			This man has no one who knows about this treasure except Allah azza wa jal, but he sends Musa and he
says, and he says, You do this for them? So Allah azza wa jal, if he wants to take care of your
children, or anything else that you're worried about, he can send people to take care of it. I'm not
saying just rely on that. No, you have to do your best. That's what the what the man did.
		
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			He didn't bury the treasure right?
		
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			But you do your best but Allah azza wa jal takes care of that gap of where you can't anymore. Allah
bridges, right? So, at the end he says waterfowl to an embryo he says I did not do this on my own,
based on my own judgment delicata widow madam pasta Allah as of right, this is the interpretation of
what you could not be patient with. After the explanation of a level it's easy to see, and easy to
understand. But Allah Allah azza wa jal wants to do here among the many things that Allah Allah
wants to teach us is when you ever you read the surah is to continuously trust Allah, Allah azza wa
jal throughout what you face in life, and that Allah azza wa jal sometimes will give you insights
		
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			and wisdom to be able to understand what is happening to you. And sometimes, and maybe for some of
us, in critical moments, he will not give you much, and you will stand bewildered what is happening
and why it's happening and whoa, me or it may.
		
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			But Allah says it doesn't want you to panic.
		
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			And he wants you to commit to settle down and to trust him. subhanho wa Taala and realize that
there's always a plan. And if you are righteous, there's always an exit. And if there's
righteousness, there's always ease. And there's always always a reason from him. subpanel when Dad,
if you can see it now. You'll see it a week from now, or a month from now or a year from now, or
when you meet Allah azza wa jal, but at one point you will see it, but then trust him Subhanahu wa
Taala so that he will be able to reap the benefits of those tests. And that is the difference
between those who believe in the unseen and believing Allah has written and trust Him and those who
		
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			say I will not follow until I understand.
		
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			And I will not follow until all the details are available. This is not trust, trusting Allah azza wa
jal once you decide that Allah should be trusted.
		
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			Okay, if you're not sure about this visual, should you trust Allah or not be sure, but once you
decide that he should be trusted, then you're going to trust him subhanho wa Taala and he will test
that trust and he will test that Iman to see how much of it do you have and if you do actually
believe your email will skyrocket. Your email will be elevated will reach heights it could not
without the tests of Allah subhanho wa taala. So when you are reading this story, think about these
lessons and about any other lesson that jumps out at you as you are reading the story. So that our
reading of Surah Tikka becomes a reading in sha Allah with the board with understanding and with the
		
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			benefit, of course we want the baraka absorptive gas, but also you will have an additional and added
raka as you learn from it, as you read it. So this is insha Allah as a lot of but alanine or hamara,
honey to bless us all and make us of those who have patients in this life.