Ali Ataie – Terrorism, Islamophobia & ISIS

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The segment discusses the reasons for hate speech, including copyright infringements, government criticism, and the number of terrorist attacks worldwide. The speaker suggests that most Muslims in America do not favor the use of political and religious authority, and that hate speech is the main reason for hate. The speaker also discusses misunderstandings and criticductions of Islam, including the confusion between the Bible and the language used in media, and the importance of love and passion in the transformation of the church's behavior. The transcript also explores the development of the immune system and the potential for human beings to be different, creating institutions for them.

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			I don't really consider it Islamophobia.
		
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			Islamophobia means to fear Islam. So these people
		
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			who run this industry are not really afraid
		
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			of Islam. Certainly, there are people that are
		
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			afraid of Muslims and that's unfortunate. These are
		
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			people that we should reach out to
		
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			and people that we should educate.
		
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			But this industry known as the the Islamophobia
		
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			industry is really an industry that is fueled
		
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			by anti Muslim,
		
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			bigotry.
		
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			So if anti Muslim bigots
		
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			with financial
		
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			incentives define our terminology,
		
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			and this is very very important that we
		
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			define our own terminology.
		
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			Terms like Jihad
		
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			and Sharia
		
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			and even like Taskean or Tasowulf,
		
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			which they're,
		
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			defining as this kind of antinomian,
		
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			Sharia rejecting,
		
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			tradition within our religion. If we let these
		
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			people with financial incentives define our terminology,
		
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			then they will control the discourse.
		
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			And whoever controls the discourse will tell our
		
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			narrative.
		
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			And whoever tells our narrative will educate the
		
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			masses
		
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			or miseducate the masses. There are Muslims in
		
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			America
		
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			that become atheists all the time. And these
		
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			are people whose ancestors
		
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			were Aaliyah. They were Irma. They were Mashayas.
		
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			And in one generation,
		
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			Islam is gone.
		
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			They've apostated. They've become atheists. They've left their
		
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			religion
		
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			altogether. So one point of miseducation I want
		
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			to begin with
		
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			is this idea,
		
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			this theory that Muslims are violent people. So
		
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			there's a good book by a political science,
		
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			professor at UC Berkeley named N. Stephen Fish,
		
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			f I s h like the fish that
		
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			swims. He has a book called Are Muslims
		
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			Distinctive?
		
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			A look at the evidence using reliable data
		
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			set, sound scientific methods
		
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			and objective,
		
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			objective frameworks of analysis as one Princeton
		
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			professor put it. So Professor Fish found that
		
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			most Muslims in America
		
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			sorry, most Muslims and Muslim majority countries
		
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			are not inclined to favor the fusion of
		
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			religious and political authority
		
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			or even remotely prone to mass political violence.
		
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			He finds that while gender inequality
		
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			is severe
		
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			and a lot of that is culturally based,
		
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			murder rates and class based inequities
		
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			are far less
		
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			severe among Muslims than non Muslims. I want
		
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			you to look at this. Now according to
		
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			the FBI
		
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			according to the FBI, according to the Department
		
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			of Justice
		
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			and I realize people in this Masjid are
		
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			probably not taking notes, but you can watch
		
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			this for later and write down these numbers.
		
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			From 1980
		
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			to
		
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			2,005,
		
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			94%
		
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			of terrorist acts committed in America
		
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			were carried out by non Muslim elements.
		
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			From 1980 to 2005,
		
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			according to the Department of Justice,
		
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			according to the FBI,
		
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			94%
		
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			of terrorist acts carried out in the US
		
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			were done by non Muslims.
		
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			More acts of terror were done by Jewish
		
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			elements.
		
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			More acts of terror were done by white
		
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			supremacists,
		
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			Christian elements,
		
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			Jewish Defense League, the order, the Aryan Nation,
		
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			the Ku Klux Klan, the Army of God,
		
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			the Houtharis. We never even heard of these
		
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			these people.
		
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			A question I get a lot, because I
		
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			talk to a lot of non Muslim audiences,
		
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			is why don't you Muslim scholars denounce ISIS
		
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			more?
		
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			A question I get all the time. So
		
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			one of my colleagues had an interesting,
		
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			way to deal with this. And I tried
		
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			this, I was speaking with a group of
		
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			about 400 people, 90% of which were probably
		
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			non Muslim. So I said to them, have
		
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			you ever Googled
		
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			Muslim scholars denounced ISIS?
		
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			Have you ever Googled it
		
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			and nobody raised their hand?
		
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			Why haven't you Googled it? You expect it
		
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			to come to you? Have you heard of
		
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			the open letter to Baghdadi?
		
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			Have you heard of this? No one raised
		
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			their hand. A 120
		
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			signatories.
		
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			And these are just not, you know, Joe
		
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			Shmo, Joe Abdul or something.
		
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			These are ulama that have swear over the
		
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			hearts and minds of tens of millions of
		
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			people signing this document.
		
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			700 ulama and tulab ul Irmin in India
		
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			alone
		
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			Find a document denouncing ISIS. 700,000
		
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			in India alone.
		
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			So don't expect MSM,
		
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			mainstream media, to give you the truth. You
		
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			have to search for it. The reality is
		
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			information is selected for us.
		
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			We're not getting the whole picture. We're not
		
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			even getting
		
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			half the picture.
		
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			Every year, Google has to,
		
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			submit something called the annual transparency report.
		
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			This is when the government orders Google to
		
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			take things off of YouTube and search engine
		
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			results. The number one reason why is hate
		
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			speech.
		
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			Hate speech. Right? And of course, hate speech
		
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			in a country that espouses freedom of speech
		
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			is totally subjective.
		
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			What's interesting is Voltaire said, if you want
		
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			to know who controls you, determine whom you're
		
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			not allowed to criticize.
		
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			So hate speech is the number one reason.
		
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			The second reason is,
		
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			copyright infringements.
		
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			The third reason is criticism
		
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			of the government. This is the third reason
		
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			why
		
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			the government orders Google to remove things from
		
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			YouTube results
		
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			and from search engine results.
		
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			I'll give you a simple example.
		
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			We all know the first African American professional
		
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			baseball player.
		
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			Jackie Robinson, number 42. His number is retired
		
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			from every team in the league. No one
		
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			can wear number 42. Who's the first African
		
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			American NFL player?
		
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			Who knows?
		
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			Was he any less of a pioneer?
		
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			Did he,
		
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			suffer any less racism?
		
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			Why don't we know about him? Because he
		
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			just wasn't that good.
		
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			Right? But he's not less of a pioneer.
		
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			So I talked to a lot of non
		
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			Muslims as I said. And a non Muslim
		
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			woman one time stood up and I I
		
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			hate to name drop but I think it's
		
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			important and sometimes I'm a professor
		
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			so we have to have,
		
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			honest dialogue.
		
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			A woman stood up and she said, tell
		
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			me about Johar Zunayev.
		
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			I said, who? And she said, Johar Zunayev.
		
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			I said, who is that? She said, don't
		
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			you know? Of course I do. 1 of
		
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			the alleged Boston bombers. And I asked, she's
		
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			an old lady, old caucasian lady in her
		
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			seventies or something. So how do you memorize
		
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			that name? It's a difficult name to memorize.
		
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			She said, I don't know. I just hear
		
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			it all the time.
		
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			Exactly.
		
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			You hear it all the time. I said
		
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			to you, have you heard of Eric Rudolph,
		
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			Brian Stone Junior? Wade Michael Page?
		
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			Anders Breivik? Have you heard of these names?
		
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			Never heard of them. Why not?
		
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			Check this
		
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			out. Wrap your minds around this one. Since
		
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			1970,
		
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			there have been a 140,000
		
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			terror attacks
		
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			worldwide
		
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			according to the Department of Justice. A 140,000.
		
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			If all of these were committed by Muslims,
		
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			which is nowhere near the reality, this hypothetical.
		
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			If all of them were committed by Muslims,
		
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			that's
		
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			0.00009%
		
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			of the Muslim Ummah.
		
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			And people wanna say Islam is violent?
		
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			Muslims advocate violence?
		
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			This is a terrible, terrible non sequencer argument.
		
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			You'll be laughed out of any logic class.
		
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			If your conclusion is therefore Islam is inherently
		
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			violent or Muslims are violent,
		
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			when 0.0009
		
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			percent of the Muslim Ummah has committed terror
		
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			attack. That's if Muslims have done all of
		
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			the terror attacks which is nowhere near the
		
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			reality.
		
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			In 1925,
		
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			60,000
		
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			hooded Klansmen
		
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			marched on Washington DC. Did you know that?
		
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			In 1925,
		
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			60,000 hooded Klansmen.
		
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			According to PBS,
		
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			the national membership of the Ku Klux Klan
		
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			in the 19 twenties was between 38,000,000.
		
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			According to Pew Research, the number of Muslims
		
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			in America right now is about 3,300,000.
		
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			That means there was a time in America,
		
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			in 19 twenties, there was potentially double the
		
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			number of Klansmen
		
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			than there are Muslims in America right now.
		
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			Double the number.
		
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			Possibly triple the number.
		
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			Yet, I would never characterize what Christianity
		
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			is a violent, you know, racist religion.
		
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			There's a 1000000000 and a half Christians. It's
		
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			a terrible argument.
		
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			Why do people make these arguments? It's mind
		
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			boggling to me.
		
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			Sometimes we have to
		
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			take people by the hand and lead them
		
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			a little bit. People don't know the difference
		
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			between
		
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			Muslim and Islam, believe it or not.
		
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			People try to convince me that my religion
		
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			is violent. I ask them what's the difference
		
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			between Muslim and Islam.
		
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			I don't I don't is Islam the country?
		
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			Are are you Islam?
		
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			That's why I get, are you Islam? Oh,
		
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			that's pretty deep question. It's a deep existential
		
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			question. Am I Islam? I don't know.
		
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			So we have to make things simple for
		
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			people. Islam is the active participle. Islam is
		
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			a
		
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			is to Islam as Christian is to Christianity.
		
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			Let's start there. You have a senator, Santoram,
		
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			who gives us 2 hour speech on the
		
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			dangers of Sharia law. It's a dangerous thing.
		
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			Sharia law, 2 hours.
		
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			A Muslim 20 years old asked it after
		
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			his speech.
		
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			Excuse me, senator. What are the 5 Maqasid
		
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			al Sharia?
		
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			What are the 5 aims of the Sharia?
		
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			Sharia 101.
		
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			What? That's like me giving this,
		
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			impassioned,
		
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			critical analysis
		
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			of Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologica. When breaking down
		
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			the Latin, it's always wrong here and he's
		
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			really he's discerning this over here. And then
		
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			a Christian asked me, what are the 4
		
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			gospels?
		
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			And I say, John, Paul,
		
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			Ringo,
		
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			George, French.
		
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			No.
		
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			People don't know the difference.
		
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			ISIS is to Islam. It's the KKK is
		
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			to Christianity.
		
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			Use that one. That's a good one.
		
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			Terrorism is to jihad. This is from Abdul
		
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			Hakimullah.
		
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			Terrorism is to jihad
		
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			as adultery is to marriage.
		
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			To the untrained eye, to the uninitiated, they
		
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			look the same, but they're very very different.
		
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			Did you know you're more likely to be
		
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			struck by lightning
		
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			than to be shot by a Muslim terrorist
		
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			in America?
		
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			Did you know you're more likely to slip
		
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			in the bathtub
		
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			and kill yourself
		
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			than be than to be shot by a
		
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			Muslim in America?
		
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			Did you know you're more likely to get
		
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			shot and killed by a toddler?
		
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			Every so often, a toddler,
		
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			a little child, finds his parents gun and
		
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			shoots and kills someone. You're more likely to
		
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			be shot by a toddler
		
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			than by a Muslim terrorist
		
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			in America.
		
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			And in Europe, over the past 5 years,
		
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			2% of terrorist acts in Europe are done
		
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			by Muslims. People haven't heard Anders Breivik, the
		
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			so called neo crusader
		
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			who killed 77 people in the name of
		
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			Christ.
		
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			Obviously, that isn't Christianity.
		
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			But it's so easy in our minds to
		
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			differentiate the 2. But we've been indoctrinated.
		
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			We've been brainwashed in thinking that terrorism and
		
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			Islam are one and the same thing.
		
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			Another point of miseducation
		
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			is that Muslims worship a different god. Right?
		
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			You hear this from the likes of Wadi
		
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			Shabbat who describes himself as a former Muslim
		
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			terrorist.
		
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			Right?
		
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			These con men who perpetuate this idea.
		
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			Arag was the Babylonian moon god. And then
		
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			he has this ridiculous
		
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			theory that I've already debunked.
		
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			Look at my talk online. Is is God
		
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			Allah
		
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			totally debunked
		
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			of the sign of the beast, the mark
		
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			of the beast, the book of Revelation? You
		
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			sit there and laugh for 10 minutes, but
		
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			then you look at the number of hits,
		
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			500,000
		
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			hits,
		
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			600,000
		
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			hits, 1,000,000 hits.
		
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			People listening to this guy, because he speaks
		
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			Arabic. He must know what he's talking about.
		
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			Every time picking Abdul who's Arab, speaks Arabic.
		
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			Well, obviously, he knows what he's talking about.
		
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			Another logical fallacy, an appeal to unqualified
		
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			authority.
		
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			People don't study logic.
		
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			In early Christianity, there was a movement called
		
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			Marcionism
		
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			where some Christians said the Jews worship a
		
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			different God. We worship the real God.
		
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			Now the paradigm has shifted. You know the
		
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			the alifman and the word Allah? There's an
		
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			opinion. It's a definite article. Alida
		
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			became Allah. That's not the dominant opinion according
		
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			to Edward Lane in his beautiful lexicon.
		
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			He says the Alif Lam and the word
		
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			Allah is cognate to the
		
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			in the Hebrew.
		
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			Elam, elohim, elohim. These are cognates. That's how
		
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			you say God in Hebrew. That's what that's
		
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			what it says in the bible.
		
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			In the Arabic
		
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			translation of the bible done by Christians, Genesis
		
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			1:1.
		
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			In the beginning, Allah
		
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			created the heavens and the earth. Isa alaihis
		
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			salam, he spoke Syria. This is a, Semitic
		
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			language according to a Christian text.
		
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			A Christian text called the kashita.
		
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			Jesus says in Mark
		
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			115,
		
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			The hour has come. The kingdom of God,
		
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			Malakruzah dah Allah,
		
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			is at hand. This is how Isa alaihi
		
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			salaam said God. Not only did Isa alaihi
		
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			salaam call God Allah,
		
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			there is no theological difference between the teachings
		
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			of Isa alaihi salam and the prophet
		
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			The nearest person
		
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			the nearest person that Isa alaihis salam is
		
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			me, the prophet salallahu alaihi was saying. In
		
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			the dunya and in the akhira.
		
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			And there's no prophet between us.
		
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			Isa alaihi salam according to Christian sources,
		
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			he described Allah as echad.
		
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			This is probably the only time you're gonna
		
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			hear some Hebrew and the Muslim.
		
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			This is what he says according to Christian
		
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			sources. God is ikhad. God is ikhad.
		
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			If you ask a Christian at random I'm
		
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			not picking on Christians.
		
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			Right? I'm not trying to disrespect the religion.
		
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			But ask a Christian at random.
		
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			How do I get to heaven?
		
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			If there are Trinitarian orthodox which are the
		
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			majority that say, oh, Jesus is God and
		
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			he died for your sins. Not he sacrificed
		
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			himself to make an example. When he died,
		
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			he took on your sin, his vicarious atonement.
		
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			Isa alaihis salam according to Christian source, Matthew
		
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			chapter 9 is is quoting the Old Testament,
		
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			is quoting the Hebrew Bible because Allah tells
		
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			us
		
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			Torah. That Isa alaihis salam said, I confirm
		
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			the theology of the Torah. In Matthew 9,
		
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			he says,
		
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			I require mercy
		
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			and not sacrifice.
		
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			And the knowledge of God
		
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			over burnt offerings.
		
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			It's about rahma, krisin,
		
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			Mahaba,
		
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			rahma, and da'atilohim.
		
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			Mari fatullah, knowledge of God. Not burnt offerings
		
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			and sacrifices. This is what he says according
		
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			to Christian text.
		
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			Another point of mis education
		
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			that there's no love in Islam.
		
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			You hear this a lot. You have this
		
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			circle of former Muslims
		
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			going on satellite television
		
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			from, you know, Muslim countries.
		
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			I can pick on
		
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			the Persians, Iranians. I'm Persian. We prefer Persian
		
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			over Iranian, by the way. It sounds more
		
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			friendly.
		
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			And, you know, this guy goes on TV
		
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			and I challenged him to a debate.
		
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			And I said, what's your beef? And he
		
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			said he says, Ali John,
		
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			Islam
		
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			Islam. Islam who should let us. I said,
		
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			really? So there's no love in Islam.
		
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			Islam is just violence.
		
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			Ask this guy,
		
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			this former Muslim,
		
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			what are the 6
		
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			what are the 6 articles of faith?
		
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			Allah, he couldn't name them.
		
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			He didn't know what they were.
		
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			SubhanAllah.
		
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			Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells us in the
		
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			Quran.
		
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			Quran.
		
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			He said,
		
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			sorry. Means
		
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			I did not create jinn and humankind
		
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			except to worship me. Really means except to
		
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			know me to have ma'rifah. And then he
		
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			says, and if you knew Allah, you would
		
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			love Allah. So the entire affair is about
		
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			love.
		
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			The whole point of creation is love. There's
		
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			no doubt in Islam. You have these challenges
		
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			on social media. There'll be one verse in
		
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			the Quran that says God is loving and
		
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			people can't do it. What are you talking
		
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			about? Where are we? Waful Mafur Uwadud.
		
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			Waful Mafur Uwadud.
		
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			He is all forgiving. He is loving.
		
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			The prophet is salallahu alayhi wasalam is the
		
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			prophet of love. This is his station in
		
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			this hadith and turubideen.
		
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			And the Sahaba were sitting and discussing the
		
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			various ma'amat of the prophets.
		
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			And they said, Adam alaihi salaam is chosen
		
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			by God. And Nour alayhi salam, he's chosen
		
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			by God. And,
		
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			Ibrahim alayhi salam is kaleemullah.
		
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			Musa alayhi salam is
		
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			And what you're saying is true.
		
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			Indeed, I am the beloved of God
		
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			and I do not boast.
		
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			This is who he is, salamullah alayhi wasalam.
		
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			When we say, What
		
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			does it mean? Do we know? We just
		
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			say it? Something my father says all the
		
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			time. I don't know.
		
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			In the name of God, the in the
		
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			indiscriminately
		
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			compassionate.
		
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			The intimately loving. The indiscriminately
		
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			compassionate.
		
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			The intimately loving. When the woman lost her
		
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			son and the Sahaba spread out to look
		
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			for her son.
		
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			And they found her son and gave her
		
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			gave him back to her. He crawled away
		
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			and she started to hug and kiss and
		
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			breastfeed her child. The prophet said, can you
		
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			imagine this woman taking her son and throwing
		
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			him in a fire?
		
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			He said, did you know? Did you know
		
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			Allah is more compassionate and merciful?
		
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			Allah has more compassionate towards his servants than
		
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			this woman is to her son right now.
		
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			There's no love for this tradition.
		
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			When the Bediwan came into the masjid, the
		
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			prophet was on the minbar and he was
		
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			giving the Khutba and the Bediwan came in
		
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			and he said,
		
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			And the prophet Mohsen, sit down. Don't talk
		
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			to him, Khutba, sit down.
		
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			And then after the footba, the prophet salallahu
		
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			alayhi salallam, then he said, mani sa'il. Who
		
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			is the one who was questioning you earlier?
		
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			He said, Ada, You Rasulullah. Was your question?
		
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			What is the arrow?
		
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			What did you prepare for it?
		
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			The Sahaba said, we were so
		
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			annoyed at this Badawan
		
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			Interrupting Mokhikha.
		
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			What?
		
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			Annoyed.
		
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			And then the prophet said what did you
		
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			prepare for the hour? And he said, la
		
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			shayhi. Nothing much. Nothing with respect to a
		
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			lot of prayers and fasting. I just do
		
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			the minimum. I just do the minimum.
		
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			But I love
		
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			Allah and His Messenger.
		
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			Now the suhama are listening
		
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			very intently.
		
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			Allah rasoolullah
		
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			alma'u
		
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			maaman aham.
		
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			A person will be with the one whom
		
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			he love. And as Abu Malik said, we
		
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			were so annoyed at the better one, but
		
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			we had never been happier that he had
		
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			come and asked this question.
		
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			We had never been happier than when we
		
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			heard those words from the prophet salallahu alaihi
		
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			wasalam.
		
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			How do we increase our love for the
		
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			prophet salallahu alaihi wasalam?
		
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			Benediction upon him.
		
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			How do we increase our love for Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa ta'ala.
		
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			Zikrullah.
		
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			I'll give you a case study in love.
		
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			The transformative
		
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			power of the love of Allah and the
		
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			love of Rasool.
		
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			Sayyidina Umar wanted to kill the prophet sallallahu
		
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			alaihi wasallam. This is the most evil intention
		
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			in the history of humanity. When he was
		
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			struck, Sayyidina Umar was murdered standing in the
		
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			mihrab of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam
		
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			in the masjid. His feet were touching where
		
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			the place of the prophet's feet used to
		
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			touch.
		
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			He was stabbed under his belly button 6
		
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			times.
		
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			I'm sorry to say by a Persian, Abu
		
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			Lu Du'a.
		
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			And saying that Omar, he falls down. He
		
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			grabs Abdul Ahmad ibn out from the front
		
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			row and pulls him up, says lead the
		
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			prayer.
		
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			Some of the Sahaba broke ranks. They threw
		
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			a shawl over this man and Abu Luqa
		
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			takes his own life under the shawl.
		
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			And saying, Omar says, was he Muslim?
		
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			They say, no. He said, alhamdulillah.
		
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			And
		
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			they give him some milk and it comes
		
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			out of his stomach. They can see the
		
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			milk flowing down his clothes. They know he's
		
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			going to die. He knows he's going to
		
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			die. And he said, what do you want
		
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			us to do?
		
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			Just go to my mother Aisha. This is
		
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			what he's thinking about. This is what he's
		
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			thinking about. Go to my mother
		
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			Aisha and ask her. Not, you know, my
		
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			son, my daughter, my son. No. No. Go
		
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			to my mother Aisha and ask her. Can
		
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			I have that spot? The greatest real estate
		
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			in the universe
		
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			next to my Habib, salamu alayhi wasalam. Can
		
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			I have that spot?
		
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			So Abdullah bin Omar goes to Aisha and
		
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			says my says Amir Mopini, Omar is asking
		
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			for your spot in the Raudah. And she
		
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			says yes.
		
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			And she goes back to her mom and
		
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			he says,
		
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			There's nothing more important to me in this
		
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			world than that.
		
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			And then Sayid Omar tells his son, Abdullah
		
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			ibn Abbas.
		
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			He says to
		
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			him, when I pass away,
		
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			go back and ask her again. Maybe she
		
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			said yes out of deference for me. And
		
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			don't say Amir al U'min. Say my father
		
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			Omar.
		
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			My father Omar. So the sinner Omar passes
		
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			away and Abdullah ibn Omar, he goes back
		
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			to mother Aisha and says my father Umar
		
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			is asking for that space. She said, I
		
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			already said yes.
		
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			I already said yes.
		
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			It's a testimony of love.
		
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			Another point of
		
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			another important point.
		
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			We have our young people going to colleges
		
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			and universities
		
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			without a broad grounding of Islamic tradition.
		
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			You know, if you do a PhD program,
		
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			you have to submit something called statement of
		
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			broad grounding, which is basically bragging about yourself
		
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			for 4 or 5 pages about why you're
		
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			qualified to even write a PhD.
		
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			We have to have broad grounding. This is
		
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			important. We need to have our own academic
		
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			institutions.
		
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			And we have to have the courage to
		
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			send our children there.
		
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			Many of our children come out of the
		
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			university system more unintelligent
		
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			than when they went in. More unintelligent.
		
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			They used their common sense. They went in
		
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			believing in a benevolent creator
		
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			who loves and sustains his creation. And they
		
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			came out believing that we're on some planet,
		
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			on some backwater solar system, on some random
		
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			galaxy that's spinning out of control in some
		
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			endless universe that's gonna collide with the Andromeda
		
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			Galaxy.
		
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			Nothing special about us. There's a trillion universes.
		
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			There's probably a trillion Earths in the world.
		
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			What's special about you? Oh,
		
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			so
		
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			is not true then? Because the scientists told
		
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			me there's nothing special about us.
		
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			I know about the universe now.
		
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			It created itself
		
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			by causing itself to explode for no apparent
		
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			reason.
		
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			It's philosophical
		
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			materialism.
		
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			Systematically
		
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			removes the divine.
		
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			This postmodern
		
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			nihilistic critical theory that people study now in
		
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			the university.
		
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			Right? That there's no objective
		
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			morality.
		
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			Everything's subjective. There's no objective truth.
		
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			They quote these philosophers
		
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			and Derrida and Foucault is total garbage.
		
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			This is where your 50 k is going,
		
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			intuition.
		
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			They go into the university
		
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			knowing that there's 2 genders.
		
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			This is common sense.
		
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			X x and x y.
		
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			They come out of the university. I think
		
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			gender is a social construct.
		
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			There's no biological
		
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			gender. There's only,
		
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			biological *. And it depends on your feelings.
		
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			Right? And good term for the gender fluidity,
		
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			gender non binary. I can wake up tomorrow
		
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			and decide I feel like a woman.
		
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			That's why I'm a woman. So I expect
		
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			you to call me a woman. That's what
		
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			mental illness.
		
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			If you're a man, you're not a woman
		
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			because you feel like a woman.
		
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			There are people who say I feel like
		
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			a rhinoceros.
		
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			I'm not joking.
		
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			Look at the logical conclusion of this. It's
		
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			called transpecies.
		
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			I'm not joking.
		
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			Transpecies.
		
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			There are people who say I'm a rhinoceros.
		
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			Don't call me he and his. Call me
		
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			re and rez.
		
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			These are my pronouns.
		
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			This is totally serious.
		
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			This is what's happening.
		
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			Their parents are asking their children, 10 year
		
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			old children, what gender do you want to
		
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			be?
		
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			And the boy says, a girl. Then they
		
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			mutilate the child.
		
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			Suicide rate in the transgender community is a
		
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			steady 40%.
		
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			Because people keep reinforcing
		
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			mental illness and delusion.
		
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			They don't give them help. Somebody comes up
		
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			to you and says, I'm a rhinoceros. You
		
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			shape them. What are you talking about?
		
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			You're a human being.
		
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			You're doing them a disservice.
		
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			Imagine there would be a woman. A woman
		
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			could never be a man. We're physically different.
		
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			We think differently. Men and women think differently.
		
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			This This is completely indirect science apparently.
		
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			Our rods and cones interact with light differently.
		
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			That's how different we are. Doesn't mean that
		
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			we're unequal,
		
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			but we're different.
		
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			Somebody can transition into a woman who's a
		
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			man, every cell in his body has a
		
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			white chromosome.
		
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			They go into these universities
		
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			knowing that homosexuality
		
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			is a sin
		
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			and unnatural
		
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			and harmful.
		
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			I met this master's degree student in Muslim
		
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			and psychology
		
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			who said to me, I'm having issues with
		
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			my iman. My iman is damaged. I said,
		
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			why? She said, because gay people are so
		
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			nice.
		
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			That's the reason why? This is your this
		
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			is your argument? So we should sanction his
		
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			lust? What about a heterosexual male who wants
		
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			to sleep around with a 1,000 women?
		
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			Let them do it. Forget about the commandments
		
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			of Allah. You know what? He's a nice
		
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			guy.
		
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			This is your argument?
		
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			Interesting. Do we ignore Allah to sanction our
		
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			lusts?
		
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			Or do we strive against our lusts to
		
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			uphold the last commandments? Who takes priority?
		
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			And going to the university,
		
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			knowing that the human being is Khalifa Tawbah.
		
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			The human being is the piceroy of Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa ta'ala.
		
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			And then they come out believing after this
		
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			random big bang,
		
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			right, that inanimate objects,
		
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			inanimate matter
		
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			like, wood
		
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			and gas
		
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			from living cells that happens all the time.
		
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			Right? From living cells,
		
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			and that eventually, there was this goo in
		
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			the ocean.
		
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			And this goo became a fish.
		
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			And then this fish eventually crawled out onto
		
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			the beach. Don't Don't you hate it when
		
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			you're sitting on the beach and a shark
		
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			comes out and spontaneously
		
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			turns its fins into lungs? Don't you hate
		
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			when that happens?
		
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			What are you talking about?
		
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			What?
		
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			And then this became a small woodland creature
		
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			and then became a monkey and then a
		
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			bigger monkey and then it became a human
		
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			being. This is what people are taught. Right?
		
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			It became us. If that's true, there should
		
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			be millions, trillions of mutations and transitional form
		
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			skeletons in the Earth. Where are they?
		
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			Darwin said, we dig up the Earth and
		
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			find them. We didn't find anything. We've barely
		
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			found a dinosaur.
		
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			Where are they?
		
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			We should have trillions of transitional form skeletons.
		
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			They have a 2 or 3, you know,
		
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			built down man, which is a hoax. And
		
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			Lucy,
		
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			probably extinct apes or ape bones mixed with
		
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			human bones. If 2 things, here here they
		
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			are. Here's the here's the missing link. There
		
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			should be trillions of that. Say 98% of
		
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			our DNA is the same as a chimpanzee.
		
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			Don't you know that? Did you know a
		
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			did you know that a watermelon
		
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			and a jellyfish are 98% the same? Let's
		
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			eat some jellyfish.
		
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			There's 2% that's different. That's not even true,
		
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			by the way. We're entertaining what they're saying.
		
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			There's 2% difference. But in this 2%, there's
		
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			something called the.
		
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			Right? I'd like to say a group of
		
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			chimpanzees
		
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			do some engineering and build a skyscraper. Do
		
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			some spherical trigonometry.
		
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			This is our differentia.
		
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			God created Adam in his form. What is
		
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			the form of Allah? It's majaz. It doesn't
		
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			mean Allah
		
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			Just as Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has any
		
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			mudlaq, absolute knowledge that is perfect, we also
		
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			have knowledge that is contingent,
		
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			derived from him but limited. We have the
		
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			ability to reason.
		
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			This is why the
		
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			khalifa
		
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			of you of of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala
		
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			is the human being.
		
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			But they wanna tell us we're just animals.
		
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			This is why people start stop coming to
		
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			the masjid. This is why the youth don't
		
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			come to the mosque. They're harboring these things.
		
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			They don't tell you. They tell me. I'm
		
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			in academia.
		
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			You have people over there criticizing
		
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			circumcision. Oh, this is brutal.
		
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			Child abuse, circumcision.
		
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			They're advocating abortion.
		
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			The killing of children. Most of them are
		
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			girls by the way.
		
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			There used to be laws in countries where
		
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			you can only have 1 child. So you
		
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			have a girl abort, girl abort, girl abort.
		
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			When the little girl buried alive is going
		
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			to ask why was she killed?
		
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			You have people who criticize the killing of
		
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			animals. They protest. There was a gorilla shot
		
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			at the Cincinnati Zoo.
		
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			Right? And there was protests Harambe. His name
		
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			was Harambe, by the way. Harambe. Long lived
		
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			Harambe. People protest walking in the streets of
		
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			Cincinnati.
		
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			Right? Just, animal rights cruelty.
		
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			There was a human child he had in
		
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			his hand. He was shaking around. He killed
		
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			a child anytime.
		
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			What are you talking about? During that week,
		
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			bombs were dropped on Syrians.
		
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			Who cares? Right? No protests. Civilians, men, women
		
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			and children.
		
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			Not priority. We're just animals.
		
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			There are people who go into the university
		
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			believing that ultimate justice is
		
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			And they come out these radicalized
		
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			neo Marxist
		
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			who want to establish their utopia
		
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			by any means necessary even to the detriment
		
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			of their own values and beliefs.
		
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			Even if it means smandering and insulting
		
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			because you disagree with them.
		
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			Whoever shows enmity towards my friend, my Walid,
		
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			take take notice of
		
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			war from me.
		
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			People who attack the ulama because of a
		
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			difference of opinion, you put yourself in danger
		
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			of Surah Al Khattimah, of a bad ending.
		
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			This is Mujannah. This is tested and tried
		
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			over time. People who attacked the prophet salallahu
		
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			alaihi wasalam. The mustaaziyoon.
		
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			The those who abused the prophet and made
		
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			fun of them. Not a single one of
		
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			them became Muslim.
		
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			Beat your shira.
		
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			Not a single one of them. It's very
		
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			dangerous.
		
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			But this is what's being taught to these
		
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			a lot of these kids, our children, and
		
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			we're paying for it. May Allah subhanahu wa
		
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			ta'ala
		
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			give us a tawfiq to build our own
		
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			institutions.
		
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			They give us the courage not to fear
		
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			loss of wealth,
		
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			not to fear not to love the gunia
		
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			so much that we don't have the courage
		
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			to send our children to these institutions.