Ali Ataie – You Better Believe It Everything You Need to Know is in the Qur’an

Ali Ataie
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The speaker describes a teacher who believes that everything is in the Quran and believes that everything is in the world. He describes a baker who talks about how many loaves of bread can be made with 1 Hubbell of wheat, and the teacher responds that everything is in the Quran. The speaker emphasizes that the teachers use the same methodology for their work.
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And everything you'll find in the Quran. Like,

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one of my teachers said that

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he said,

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he said, there was a, an orientalist who

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attended a a

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a

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talks,

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and,

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and the the the the sheikh, he said

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he said, everything is in the Quran. Everything

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you need to know is in the Quran.

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And the Orientalist said, do you really believe

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them?

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And he said, no. He said, yes. Of

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course.

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He's in the orientals. He said, okay. If

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if you have a sack of wheat, how

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many loaves of bread can you make from

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it?

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Is that in the Quran?

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And the sheikh said, yes.

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He said, it is? Yes. Where is it?

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And the baker was in the class. He

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said, baker, how many loaves of bread can

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I make with 1 sack of wheat? He

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said, about 15 to 20. He said, there

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you go.

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Everything you need to know is in the

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Quran.

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Not necessarily everything in his minute details, but

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the methodology is there.

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