Ammar Alshukry – Quran In Motion

Ammar Alshukry

This lecture was delivered at the Clear Lake Islamic Center on March 11, 2017.

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The importance of not overthinking and letting people know too much is emphasized in the conversation. The Holy Spirit is discussed as the source of knowledge and its use in various cultural settings, including the American-led war and civilized world. The importance of learning and practicing is also emphasized. The conversation also touches on the concept of the Greatest Name of the Greatest Verse of Islam and its importance in relation to lost control. The speakers recite surahs and discuss the meaning behind "has been lost," and explain that the meaning is not universal.

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			That there are a couple of important introductions. And the first is
		
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			our concern should not be just how much we know
		
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			are concerned. Schmitz will talk about put out with a little bit fed up and pull it over, but have
been nice these verses and protective in nature.
		
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			And so before
		
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			because you've heard these swabs so many times before, and these are verses that are familiar to you
have to ask yourself, he's describing the companions he says kind of a light of the Roma Babu Haku
been a man he said by Allah Sahaba Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam were the best of this ummah.
		
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			Why were they the best, he says, a vulnerable hallelujah and they had the most righteous hearts.
Their hearts were the purest their hearts were the most righteous. But then he also says a
knucklehead Edelman, he says that they had the deepest knowledge Sahaba had, their knowledge was
deep. And he didn't say interestingly enough, a thorough heart ailment. He didn't say they have the
most knowledge. He said they have the deepest. What's the difference? The difference is depth,
meaning that there were generations that came after the generation of the companions, who learned
more Heidi's than even the companions who lived with the private cellulitis. And there were people
		
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			like a madman to memorize a million ahaadeeth, like one of us memorizes. In fact, there were people
like Mr. mcquarry, who had memorized hundreds of 1000s of heidy, their work fuqaha, who not only
knew the filk of one companion and the fatawa of one companion, but they knew the fatawa of multiple
companions, they had more knowledge. And we probably live at a time where we have access to more
knowledge than anybody else. But the issue isn't the presence of information or knowledge. He says,
I'm applying admin, which means that knowledge that enters into the heart of a companion, penetrated
into their heart and into their mind and into their being in a way that it didn't for any generation
		
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			that came after. And I give you an example.
		
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			We all know the God of the Saba and the mist. So we're going to talk about sort of the Laplace we're
going to talk about it could see it could see you're supposed to read it after every What?
		
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			every prayer, right? We know that we know that in the morning times you read Hola. Hola. Hola. Hola.
Hola. Hola. Oh, the girl bidness recite them three times. And that you recite them in the evening
times we know that before you go to sleep, you're supposed to recite them. Sometimes we do it
sometimes we don't. Many times we do it many times. We don't.
		
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			I didn't have a thought he tells a story. And he says that when the prophet SAW the lights and had
received some spoils of war and and one of those spoils of war was some servants. I lit on the line
who had a job where he would carry water and he would carry water until his back hurt.
		
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			And his beautiful wife Altima Zaha, she toiled to. She used to grind barley until her hands became
calloused. And so Fatima goes, and she's Daddy's little girl, and the province of the light. SNM
last Fatima very much he would stand up when she would enter the room and he would place her where
he was sitting several days. And then she was the one who resembled him the most. And we all know
his love for falling out of the line how she comes and she asked her father, for a servant.
		
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			And yet the prophets on the light is seldom even with all of the emotions that a father has wanting
to provide or at that. He says to him
		
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			and also for who
		
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			they're the people who live on welfare, so to speak. Right? They're the people who are being
supported by the Muslim state. They're the people who have nowhere to live nowhere to go. They live
in the masjid and the prophets little white Islam is saying to his daughter, that I'm not going to
provide for you a resource that I cannot provide to the people who have the least in my community.
		
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			That's not the point yet. The point is Fatima goes home she's dejected.
		
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			And the prophets of Allah they sent him that night. He and he asked for permission to enter into
their house and they grant him permission and the prophet SAW the license and came in he stood in
between the idea of the law and faulty law. And I live on the line who said that I felt the coolness
of his feet
		
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			and also lost the lightness and I'm says Talib never thought it and felt him and he says Shall I not
tell you about something that is better for you than a servant? That every night before you go to
sleep you say so Pamela 33 times that hum did left 33 times on a lot but 33 times that is better for
you than a servant.
		
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			Now the other night they extracted from that and they said the crew law yo in bed and they said that
the remembrance of a law strengthens the body. It gives you physical strength.
		
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			In New York, there's a brother whose name is giant. His name is giant, okay?
		
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			He is the founder of an organization called the bartenders. If you go on YouTube and you look up
bartenders, you'll find a group of people. If you use AZ you'll find a group of people who do these
crazy pull ups. Okay? They do these crazy pull ups, you'll find them on YouTube and you'll look at
them and you'll be like, is that one I'm modern? No, it's not modern.
		
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			None of them but the point is, is that these guys are huge and Mashallah the brother's name is
Hasson but his nickname is giant. This guy's huge. He's maybe 50 years old.
		
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			But the guy looks like he's carved out of a mountain martial law, theological law. And when he came
to the masjid one time, and he was showing all the young kids how to do pull ups, and this is the
type of pull ups that we do and all of that. He said, You know what my secret is? He says, Every
time I go up, I say Allahu Akbar. I said hamdulillah as a supanova, he says, and nobody else on the
playground, any guy else comes up. He can't hang with me. He can't last with me. This concept of the
vicar of Allah propelling him forward empowering him. That's not the point yet. The point is, I
don't even ever thought he was narrating this heady years and years and years later, he's a mutant
		
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			meanie and floppy mouse passed away, but sort of lost so I sent him has passed away. A Boba
Coronavirus, man, they've all passed away. And he is telling this to his group that's with him. And
he says, since I heard this from Russia last July to send them I never once went to sleep without
saying Subhana Allah at hamdulillah and La ilaha illa Allah, or sorry, Allahu Akbar.
		
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			Now, there's always one person in the crowd who wants to test the speaker, right? And so one person
says to him, not even on the day of Sofia.
		
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			Even on the day of Sophie, you know what the day of Sophia was? The day of Sophia is the day when
the army of it clashed with the army of Malia. And it was said that on the day, Josephine, more
Muslims died on that one day, then all of the Muslims who had passed away in all of the camps in
history, we learned that the American
		
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			war that had the most casualties was what? It's the Civil War, right? Because the Civil War, both
sides are American, the North is American, the South is an American. And so the day is to feed more
Muslims died on that one day, because it's the army of it clashing with the army of Somalia. And it
could be seen walking amongst the dead, saying it has said, I wish that I had died before this by 20
years.
		
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			But even on the day of sloughing, when he laid down to sleep that night, he says, so panela 33 times
at 133 times on a log but 33 times.
		
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			And the reason why I introduced this concept is because we're going to read the prophet SAW sent him
saying, do this to this companion, and do this to that companion, and you will hear the companions
continue to say, I never stopped doing this. Once I heard it from the prophets, the light is and
their knowledge was deep. It wasn't necessarily so much, but it was deep. And so we asked allies to
grant us even before we present any information, we grant us the ability to fear the speech and to
follow the best of it allow me now, I too could see as for adequacy,
		
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			the virtues of it could see are a lot of them is what was reported.
		
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			The narration of obey even gap and the wave niqab is one of the great scholars of the unsought and
he would eventually have the School of the Quran in Medina, you had three schools that formulated in
the early Muslim world. You have the School of obeyed niqab in Medina, you have the School of
Abdullayev nobis in Makkah, and you have the School of delay, Miss route in Kufa and obey even a cap
was a great scholar of the Quran. And as such Ramadan, the hot tub had the first thought when he
gathered the people. He gathered them to pray behind obeyed niqab. So he's a great man, great
companion of the unsought. The Prophet sallallahu Sallam tested him and he asked him and he said,
		
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			oh, wait are over the moon did what is the greatest verse in the book of Allah and Dubrovnik, I've
said a line His Messenger knows best. Because that's the way that they would respond on the Prophet.
So I sent him and asked them a question. They realize that he is only asking them this question,
because he has the information and so he would ask them they would say a line His Messenger knows
best. And then the province the license says, No, I want you to answer me. So he says, Allahu Allah,
Allah, Allah Who will pay you and so the prophets of the lightest and attach his chest, he tapped
his chest and he said, in your abdomen, z says, may you be blessed with knowledge of humans. And so
		
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			this tells us, this scenario tells us that the greatest verse of the Quran is the verse of ayatul,
kursi or whatever
		
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			called the verse of the Quran. It's not gonna mean the throne, but it is a courtesy. So let's go
over this verse very, very quickly. But of the also virtues of ikusi is that it is protective and it
is protected from the jinn. And the way that we know that is because of the hadith of Abu hora and
avoidable the line. He says that the prophets to lie to send them had him guarding the southern car.
And one day a man came to him who is old and disheveled. And he came asking, taking from the
southern car and Abu huraira caught him. And he told them, I'm going to take you to the province,
the lighter said them and the man said to
		
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			he said to have already said I'm an old man and I have children and I had to let him go. And then
the next day, he came back. And each time I will have a right to tell the Prophet so the light I
send them afterwards and the prophets level mighty Sam said he's lying to you, he's gonna come back.
The next day, the man comes in a bowl later catches them again and says I'm going to take you to the
province on the line and send them a nice, let's know, please. And then he lets him go again. And
then the third time.
		
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			He says I'm going to take you to the province the lesson and this time that's it and he says to
them, how about I teach you something that will protect you from harm. And he says Teach me and then
he said Allahu Allah, Allahu Allah, who would help you that you recite that. And so he went to the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam and the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said, he spoke to to to you, well, who
are kazoo, and he is a consistent liar. And then he told him that that was shavon. And so this, by
the way, teaches us a manner It teaches us something of importance, which is that we take the truth,
even if it's coming to you from a bad person. We even take it from shavon. So the province of
		
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			Eliasson affirmed this and so a person who is in fear or a person who wants protection that they
learn to recite it and put it in the night before they go to sleep. There is I have two cooks in the
morning. And not only that, this brings us to the third Heidi, who were the prophets, I send them
informed us that the person who recites ayatul kursi, after every Salama tuba, after every
prescribed prayer, the five daily prayers, the only thing that will stop them from entering into
paradise is death, meaning the only thing that stopped them from entering paradise, their ticket is
sealed. The only thing that they're waiting on, is that they haven't died yet, but as soon as they
		
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			do, they will enter Paradise. And so we have to make a commitment to recite it after every prayer,
even if it just takes a second takes 10 seconds, 20 seconds. However, when I recited this verse,
this verse begins, Allahu Allah, Allah, Allah who adhered to Allah. Allah is less than gelada. It is
the name of Allah. It is the default name. Every other name that comes of the names of Allah is an
is a description of a law. Because you say a Rahman is the name of a law and you don't say Allah is
the name of a man or you don't say Allah is the name of Allah is the default name. And of the
meanings of Allah is the one that is worshipped and have the meanings of Allah is the one that is
		
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			loved the most. And so Allah can mean or means the one who is worshipped and Allah also means the
one who is loved. And some of the scholars they believe that Allah doesn't mean anything, it is not
mush duck, it is not a name that is extracted from anything.
		
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			So that is Allah, Allahu Allah, Allah, Allah who there is nothing that is worthy of worship except
for him. Now Allah is anything that is worshipped. Anything that is worshipped is an ILA. So the
translation that an Allah has a God is not correct, because
		
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			my question for you is, is reciting Saddam Hussein ILA.
		
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			Yes or No, quickly?
		
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			Yes. Is Maria Mennella Yes or no? Yeah.
		
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			What's the proof of that? That they're worshiped? And hence and surratt and Mary the Eliza was at 70
million. Yeah, a Santa Catalina Sita Luna, Mila hain. I mean, do Nila, did you tell the people to
take me and my mother as to a last other than Allah? Say No. So panic, I would never say that.
		
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			But anything as even above says, And Allah has anything that is worshipped. And so if people decided
to worship this member, then this member becomes any law. people decide to worship a person, that
person becomes any law people decide to worship an animal, that animal becomes an ADA. And so Allah
as the origin he says, Allahu La Ilaha Illa who there's nothing that is worthy of worship except for
Allah. Where does the word the come from the word the comes this word worthy comes from the
		
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			law.
		
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			That's in that phrase, that law is called a law of national origins. Without getting technical and
all of that it just means that this phrase is requiring a description and a listener. They believe
that that description is La ilaha illAllah that there is nothing that is worthy of worship except
for Allah as the devil.
		
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			And as such we include the word the there in the phrase La ilaha illa Allah who La Ilaha Illa who
alhaj LTU and high and delta yom together, these two names together some scholars have held it to be
that this is the Greatest Name of Allah Israelite album and he will tell you because the prophets on
a lie they sell me says that Allah The his greatest name is in salt and Bukhara, and in sola, Baja,
and in solid LA and Milan, and you'll find that at Haleakala yom is in all three of these. And so
this concept of Allahu Allah, Allah, Allah, Who and he will pay you and the scholars, they looked at
these two names at height and then play them. And they said that all of the names of a lot, they
		
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			come from these two names, and height and then pay you you pick a name of a lot, and it's going to
return back either to an A, or it's going to return back to you. What does that mean? There are two
main meanings that you want to take away from, and hate the ever living. One is that a lot as though
agendas life
		
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			is perfect. It is not affected by sleep or slumbered. There's never a time when he was not alive,
there's never a time where he will not be alive a laws. Life is perfect. That's number one. Number
two, is that he is the giver of life to everything else. A lot isn't Hey, the Bestower of life and
the lives of them isn't high enough himself. What is the benefit then? Or what is the main takeaway
from knowing that Allah zodat is at high?
		
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			Allah knows best of the greatest benefits of knowing that Allah as though there is a high is to
depend on him alone
		
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			is to depend on him Allah, because he is at high. Allah says what token Island high La La mood.
Allah says depend on a hate depend on the ever living the one who does not die there is not a single
person in this world that you depend on that you trust in that you have hoping except that at some
point in time, they're going to leave. So what are you going to do that?
		
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			The prophet SAW the light is and I'm in one of the most difficult years of his life in prison, if
not the most difficult life. He had his two greatest pillars of support swept out from under him.
Some of the scholars said within months, some of the scholars said within days he lost a blowpipe
and he lost Khadija all the olana
		
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			What's the lesson of that?
		
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			depend on Allah
		
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			depend on Allah. And so this habit they learned that message and so their greatest pillar of support
was not their wife or their uncle, their greatest pillar of support the Sahaba all of them together
was but also the last and the lightest and them himself and so when their world got flipped upside
down, when NSM nomadic says the darkest day I ever experienced was the day that the prophets the
light is and then passed away. And Ramadan the hot Bob is going off in a rage saying or soon lost on
the light SLM has not died, and I'd never thought his legs gave out from underneath him and
everybody is in a state of confusion and bewilderment. Abubakar on the line who simply has to stand
		
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			up in front of everyone and say, Hey,
		
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			mankind, I mean, come Yeah, Buddha, Mohammed, Mohammed and Padma manconi Abdullah, in Allaha. hayyan
lai Ahmed, whoever view worships Mohammed you were depending on how much it is, and that's who you
add all of your eggs in their basket. in that basket, then Mohammed has passed away, but whoever
have you, worships a lot depends on a lot in Allahu Allahu Allah is Ever living and he does not die.
So I'll hate, I'll pay you, I'll pay you is the one who everyone else depends on him. He is a human
He is the one who maintains every soul, as a basis, as a human is the maintainer of every soul. And
so Allah is Ever living in and of himself, and he's the one who maintains everything else. And as
		
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			such, the argument is that that hail to you is of the greatest Names of Allah. And another very
strong position is that it is a law himself or that name, lovely jalala. And he will tell you, that
the husana to Nicola No, there is no slumber or sleep that can affect him. And that is an extension
of a lobbying and Hi, the province of the lightest and it says in the law, Elena, when I am better,
you know what, Allah does not sleep. And it is not befitting for Allah that He sleeps. And then
Allah as this has led to Hulu syndrome when I know
		
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			what's the next
		
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			Okay, just checking lahoma is similar to martial art. Allah says To Him belongs what is in the
heavens and what is in the earth. Everything that is in the heavens and the earth belongs to Allah
azzawajal. So who exactly are you asking things from? Tomorrow, every single one of us is going to
go and we have lots of things that we need to take care of everything.
		
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			We've got every single one of us has problems, every single one of us, but who are you going to ask
first?
		
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			And so one of the main Yani adequacy is the Greatest Name of the greatest verse of Allah, and you
will find that it is filled with the names of Allah. That's all I had to kursi as it's just talking
about who Allah is. And the reason why Allah as the origin mentioned, for us the names of Allah in
the Quran, he says, when he smiles, Krishna, further obeah, Allah says to him belong to the great
names, so call upon him by those names. And so Who are you going to Paul lahoma sumati. Matthew,
men, the lady in the lab isn't, Allah says, Who is the one who can intercede on his behalf except by
his permission. And this indicates to us this concept of chifa intercession that no one can
		
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			intercede on behalf of Allah number one, in this dunya. We don't look for any shefa in the sense
that I don't look for anyone to talk in between me and the law.
		
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			I don't want to say permissible or impermissible, but I will tell you that it's a pet peeve of mine.
Whenever I see people, you know, telling me, I'm going to go to Mecca. Let me know if you need me to
make the offer you there. I say no, I can make the art from here. Thank you very much. I don't
personally need I understand that. I appreciate that. But I'm not going to fill out anybody's Google
Form. Because they're going to be closer to a law in Mecca. No, the closest I don't even have a
thought but I'll be long has asked what's the closest distance between the heavens in the earth He
said,
		
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			the distance of
		
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			it is the distance he said they asked him what's the distance of the heavens and the earth, He said
it is the distance of an accepted prayer and accepted prayer. That's how quick you can get to the
heavens. And so and that most accepted prayer, by the way, the scholars who debated and debated and
debated between what is the Greatest Name of Allah, they said by unanimous consensus that it doesn't
matter which Name of Allah that you use, because some of them they said, The Greatest Name of Allah
is the Greatest Name as per the situation. And so if you're looking for Ramadan, the Greatest Name
of Allah is Armand, if you're looking for macfeather, the greatest number, and it goes like that.
		
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			But they said unanimous consensus, no matter where you fall in the debate, Allah does not respond to
the death of a heart that is he listen, no matter what cheat code you try to use, what name you try
to use. If your heart is not present, then it doesn't matter. And so I believe I don't know about
you, but I believe that my own problems, my own concerns, my own conditions, there is no one going
to pray for me no matter where they are, except alone and maybe your parents, but there's nobody
else who's going to pray for you as hard as you can pray for yourself.
		
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			And so get into the habit of asking a lot and don't get into the habit of asking others to pray to a
lot. asking others to pray
		
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			to Allah for you.
		
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			Monday, Lady Yeshua Ando 11 Yalla mama been at mama cellphone, this is a really powerful verse, I'm
not as urgent he says yada mama being at home on my phone, he knows what is before them and what is
behind them. The scholars, they said the knowledge of a lot is four types. A lot knows the past, and
a lot knows the present. And a lot knows the future. And the law knows
		
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			what didn't happen, how it would happen.
		
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			And so the concept of alternate realities, alternate universes, all of that, what would happen if
you did this and you didn't do that or all of these different permutations or combinations or
whatever it's called. All of these things a lot knows how they would have played out. Allah says
about himself, he says we're endo homothetic or Liebe lay them or in the Allahu Allah, Masha.
		
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			Allah Allah,
		
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			Allah, Masha, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah says that, to Him belong the keys of the unseen no and no
them except for him. And he knows what is in the land and what is in the sea. And there's not a
grain that falls or a leaf that falls or a grain that moves in the heavens and the earth except that
it's in a book that's recorded. And so a lot of knowledge is complete and perfect. And one of the
great benefits of this is, you know, there's a there's a great great Imam,
		
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			a great great Imam who is, is the scholar of the people of Medina at this time. And his name is
Mohammed bin Hamad Masada Shanti and this man is just I mean, everybody who you know who studied in
Medina or something like that they all they're all students of him have a little lot and when this
Manta is when he talks about fifth, it's like he's scrubbing your heart because he can talk about
this. He can talk about the the purity of utensils, and you'll sit there and you'll be crying.
You're like, why am I even crying? Just because of this person's? I don't know what it is about him
a lot cast into this person, a light. That's just unbelievable. Nonetheless, people asked him and
		
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			they said shift, and I was just listening to this yesterday they were asking him and they said one
person asked him He says, Where did you get all of this knowledge from?
		
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			Like, what are the steps? What did you do?
		
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			And then he said something that was so profound, he said, knowledge. He said, take this from me.
knowledge comes from Allah.
		
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			He said knowledge comes from Allah asked a lot for it.
		
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			It doesn't matter who you study with. It doesn't matter what books you read, it doesn't matter all
of these things.
		
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			If you ask Allah for knowledge, and by the way, knowledge is the only thing that we're commanded to
ask for more of in the hora basically, Elma, Allah increased me in knowledge, that's the only thing
we're ever commanded to ask for increase of in the Koran. And yet, he says, it doesn't matter. You
know, what program or all of these types of things, if you ask it from Allah, from the source and
ID, then
		
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			Allah will
		
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			open up floodgates for you.
		
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			And then if you make your dependence on this program, or I need to go and study with this person, or
I need to read these books, and I need to do all of that, and you forgot a lot as well as the main
part of the equation, then
		
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			Allah who will simply write for you, whatever it is, that is prescribed, but you won't get that. And
so Dr. Ayman swit, who's a great scholar of the Quran, and the great scholar of karate, he mentions
		
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			the people who memorize the Quran and he says,
		
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			he said,
		
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			Whoever thinks that they can depend on themselves and their own intellect and their own ability for
memorizing the Quran. Then we tell them
		
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			basically Good luck
		
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			and see how it goes. No matter how bright you are, no matter how brilliant if you're, if you're not
getting tofield from Allah, so Allah says the Alamo muy bien ad him on my cell phone he knows what
is before them. What is behind them?
		
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			Yeah, the mama been a DA ma ma, ma, ma la v Masha, and they do not encompass any bit of his
knowledge, except what he wishes
		
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			was accuracy who somehow it will not win, I would have lahoma, who will it will often say I could
see his kursi extends over the heavens and the earth. And the scholars differed with regards to what
this could see me
		
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			some set that it is the throne? No sorry. It's not the throne. Some set could see means that it is
the footsteps. Sorry, not the footsteps, but the place of the feet of Elijah. Because the throne is
the Hush. So where is the kursi? When you sit on a throne? Where do you place your feet, they said
that is the courtesy. And
		
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			some said that it is the realm of Allah. And that's attributed to avian AB bass, that the course is
the end of a line. So they have a lot extending between the heavens and they're, nonetheless,
whatever the currency is, what it indicates to us is this thing that a lot created, expanded over
the heavens and the earth, which indicates to us the greatness of the creation indicates the
greatness of the Creator.
		
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			When you see the expansion of the universe, you're not just supposed to say wow, the universe is
incredible and huge. You're supposed to say a law created the universe. When you see the sun, you're
not supposed to just say Oh, the sun is magnificent and incredibly, you know, heavy I don't know if
it is heavy, but hot. You're supposed to say Allah created that the greatness of the creation is
supposed to indicate to you the greatness of the Creator. Then what's the accuracy, it's a matter of
when I do have lahoma and then all of this universe and all of this it doesn't.
		
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			He's not exhausted or bothered by preserving it. Will Who will it will help him and Allah as though
it is the great and he is the high. Allah is high in everything. Allah is high in his essence. Allah
Azza wa Jalla sended above the Throne. Allah is high in his attributes, Allah is high in his
actions, Allah is high in his judgment, Allah azzawajal is high in his God. Allah is high in
everything that is beautiful for him to be high end. And he is great in all of these things as well.
He is great in his essence, he is great in his attributes, he is great in his actions. His actions
are great. He is great in his legislation a lot as though there is an early analyzer of him. And he
		
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			could see as we mentioned, his wrist is prescribed
		
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			to be recited after every single prescribed prayer and I recall the story, and I believe it was Jeff
Woods who told us a story once of a person who had come across a a
		
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			sorcerer. And this person was a saucer. He was a person who is using gin. And he was like a person
who played with sorts, and he would like stab himself with the story. But what ends
		
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			What up happening was that, basically this person was putting on a show. And the guy was using a gin
to
		
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			swallow basically the sword, the gin would wrap itself around him or however it would work. But this
person would stab, the gin would absorb the the stabbing, and people thought that he was actually
stabbing himself.
		
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			So as this guy is putting on this show, a man started walking into the gathering. And he recited I
could see.
		
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			And the jinn disappeared,
		
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			the shavon disappeared. And the next thing you know, this guy's seeping blood,
		
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			like evil.
		
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			And the guy went to the hospital, and the guy's a sorcerer. And he was planning revenge against this
individual for days and days and weeks and weeks and months and months. And he's just sending attack
after attack and sorcery and magic and all of these things. And what ended up
		
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			protecting this individual, the one who was having a magician planning against them, was that this
man would recite it quickly after every sabol and I had to go see when he would go to sleep, and I
took it when he would wake up, he was completely protected.
		
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			And so I don't know where he got the story from, but I just wanted to share that with you guys.
		
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			Okay, so quickly, let us
		
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			go over sort of the the class and then a shadow, we'll call it a night sort of the loss
		
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			has a lot of virtues, and sort of the loss losses considered a third of the time.
		
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			And it's considered a third of the fraud because the prophets, little ideas, and then he told his
companions one night he said, Everybody gather up, get ready, I'm going to recite a third of the
hold on to you. So everybody's like, oh, man, this is gonna be a long night and they prepare it and
they prepare it and they prepare. And then the Prophet sallallahu Sallam came in he recited to them
sort of the Laplace. Does that mean that if you recite sort of the lift loss that's equal to you
reciting 10 edges?
		
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			Some of the scholars they said, what does it mean that it's a third of the some of them they said,
it's considered a third of the Quran because of its topic. And so the Quran is either speaking about
it speaking about a lot, basically a third of the time, a third of the, the, the Quranic
presentation, and discourse is talking about a lot. So it's talking about Ally's budget here. Some
of them said it is equal to reciting like in reward a third of the Koran of that which does not
include sort of
		
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			loss. However,
		
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			English tea mentions unanimous consensus that a person who recites three
		
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			times the loss is not like a person who recites the hold on from cover to cover. Because I'm sure
somebody exists. I was thinking to myself when I was reading that, like, Who would think like that,
but I'm sure there is somebody who on the first day of Ramadan was walking around saying, Where are
all these people reading and running around? I read the entire Quran three times, right? I'm sure
there is some guy on the first day of Ramadan, like I'm done, I did my first hotma. Okay, now, the
province on the lightest of the virtues of sort of the Nikolas the province of the lightest, and he
says that whoever recites sort of the last 10 times a lot as though dead will build for them a house
		
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			in paradise.
		
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			reciting sort of the left last 10 times immediately, it builds for them a house in paradise. And
Imam Malik in a more thought, he reports that the province level lights and him says whoever recites
it in a day 10 times will allow builds for him a house in Paradise, and whoever recites for it 20
times Allah will build term two houses in Paris and whoever recites it 30 times a lot as it will
build for him a house in paradise. And so I might even have Bob Dylan who says, isn't Yasuda LA,
we're going to increase and the province of the lightest, and I've said to him a lot as though there
is more and more. Allah has more and more than that, also of the virtues of sorts in the philosophy
		
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			is that a, there was a companion who used to recite sort of the loss before every single rocker that
he would recite. Meaning that when he would leave them in prayer, he would begin with sort of the
neck loss. And then the Sahaba they asked him and they said, Why are you doing that man? Like, you
got to either pick another sword or he said,
		
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			in the hospital, man, it's the description of a lot and I love it. And so the problem is a lot I
sent him told them he said, Tell them that Allah loves him, because he loves that. Surah you guys
know you're a Sufi, right? Yeah, Sophia is the nimmanhaemin or he used to be a new mom in the
Champions area or Houston spring I think.
		
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			woodlands. So she Yeah, I remember the first time he came to click and it was the first time that I
met him. He had just come on.
		
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			after Ramadan, and he told me a story that was just I found it. He said, when I first came to the
masjid that the community in Houston, I was leading the hijab.
		
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			And he said, I let the hijab and he said, you know, the story of the man who used to recite sort of
the Laplace in every locker, I thought, you know what, that would be something beautiful to try. And
so we were going to reset sort of the Lancelot, and before I recited sort of Tesla, I just began by
saying Bismillah Alhamdulillah de la, someone that made it in a muted, and
		
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			then we decided to go to this law. And then we finished the slot, and I turned to the right, and I
turned to the left, and I found a row of kids behind me, and they all collapsed.
		
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			And we were thinking to ourselves, what brought you guys here, you guys were all playing in the
back. They said, when we heard sort of Taylor class on the microphone, we thought the solo was over.
So he ran.
		
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			So those poor kids, they were playing, they heard sort of the mud loss, and it's a trigger for all
of us, right? The guy who's making will do all sorts of laws I gotta run in. And so that's what
happened to the kids and they all got rocks that are equal.
		
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			And all sudden, okay, so
		
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			see here, it's sort of the philosophy and decided he wanted to get the first row. So sort of in the
floss, there's another version which another version in which the Sahabi recited a little bit of
floss As a conclusion to every rocker. And so after reciting the conclusion, and he was leading the
masculine poobah and the Sahaba told him the same thing and he says, I love this surah he says, I
love this sorta, and he said, the prophets Allah sent him said, her book, a Yamaha political agenda
that your love for this surah has entered you into paradise. And so loving sort of the live loss
will enter a person into paradise loving sort of the dickless garnered a lot of love for a person.
		
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			The interesting thing is we love sort of the last two, we just have to make sure that we love sort
of the Laplace and our salop because of these mean meanings. Now,
		
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			there are two mentions of the reason of revelation for sort of the necklace. The first reason is in
Mecca. And the second reason is in Medina. The first reason in Mecca was the machine again they said
total foo Lhasa la vida Sanam Cephalon Arabic. They said, describe your Lord to us. I mean, there
have been who have been filled but they said is your Lord made of Golders? Is your Lord made of
silver? Like, what type of idol are we talking about here?
		
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			You're saying your God is better than ours? Is it made out of gold like is your idol made out of
silver? And so allies are yet to reveal to people who Allah had lost some of them yet. Now, in
Medina, the yahood asked the prophets of Allah to set it up the Jews in Medina, they asked him a
different question, but similar mindset. They said Ansible and Arabic, they said, Give us the
lineage of your Lord, whose son is he like where is he coming from? See the son of Prometheus, like
Zeus Uzi, like
		
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			Rosetta, the son of a lot, like who is this? And so Ally's agenda revealed follow a lot. And there's
nothing to prevent a saying that it was revealed twice that it was revealed twice. Nonetheless,
Paul, who Allah, Allah says, cool, now the scholars they looked and they said, Well, why does pull
here why the cool Why can't you just rationally like a Daffy? He used to recycle a lot and used to
say, who Allah because Allah says, cool. So I'm saying, so I don't need to say oil anymore. And he
would just say, who Allah had. Right? Why, why? Why do we still recite the whole? Or why does the
province have a license? I'm still reciting the command to say, why don't you just say, the scholars
		
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			they said, because this indicates to us that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam is literally reciting
verbatim.
		
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			And he is not adding nor is he subtracting. And so there's nothing wrong with being you know,
completely just reciting here. And so the province of Allied a send them commanded to save oil and
there are five swords in the Quran that begin with right sort of that fella sort of a nice solid.
		
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			And the last sort of calculon and sort of agent. Now, Paula had say a lot is one a lot is unique. A
lot of summer this word a summer is a word that most people are unfamiliar with. It's it's something
that you actually have to it's not just normal language, but a summit
		
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			and it's not translatable very easily. What do you have?
		
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			Okay, great.
		
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			A summit great. A summit even Ambassador summit is the seat the chief who's so is complete. So the
summit is this leader, the master whose control is complete. So that's number one of the meanings of
a summit. A lady Yes, moto la hora. The one
		
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			Who everyone is in need of, and everyone turns to.
		
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			And so Allah is a summit, meaning the one that I turned to in all of my circumstances, I am poor, I
turned to a summit I am in need, I turned to a summit, I am sick, I turned to a summit. He's the one
who everyone refers back to and everyone turns to. And so the really, really, really ironic thing is
that when we are a need to get to something or to do something, we choose to recite a sort of the
loss in the thought to get out of the soma, right, we recycle to death loss where we are basically
saying, Allah is a summon Allah is the only one that I need, because I need to get to doing
something else. And so Allah is a summit Allah is the one who and it's also translated as the
		
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			eternal refuge, right, which is a fancy way of basically saying, Allah is the one that you turn to.
Good. So Allah is a summit. Let me add it to Adam, you did an interesting thing here is the scholars
they looked and they said, Why does a law mentioned not having children first, as opposed to not
having parents first? You have parents before you have children? That's the natural order of things.
Why do you have Why does Allah say he begets not nor was he begun? Why does he say he does not have
children? He negates children before he negates parents.
		
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			They said, Because Allah many more times had children ascribed to him than parents. It is very
common that people attribute children to a law, it is incredibly rare that people attribute a source
or a father or a mother to a law. So yeah, it's there, but it's not frequent.
		
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			Let me edit when I'm youlet what American law and there is absolutely nothing that is equal to
Allah, there is nothing that is similar, there is nothing that is close. There is nothing that is
comparable, a lot is unique in every way. And we believe that if anything is mentioned about Allah,
that that is in a way that is particular to him. And none of his creation resemble him in any way.
LASIK, anything he shaped with with symmetry, Basilan law says that there is nothing that is equal
to him, or like him, and he is the all hearing and he is the all seeing. So this is just a little
bit with regards to these two great chapters. But what we can take away and what's important for us
		
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			to take away is the action. And so reciting the 10 rules, you can actually you can do it right now,
and it'll take you two minutes and reciting it in the night. And in the morning. And after every
Salah will take you just a minute of your time after every prayer, but these are habits that are
crucial for us to get to know or to start and imagine
		
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			reciting sort of the net loss 10 times builds for you a palace in Paradise, but you have to remember
as well, that inshallah when we enter Paradise, we're there for eternity. So you don't want to be
the person whose agenda for an eternity and you only have one house. Like Imagine that. You only
have one house in general.
		
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			I mean, you want to have
		
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			a couple of 1000 at least a few million agendas forever, right and it's
		
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			it's beautiful, okay, there's not gonna look at the lights and this is interesting because here we
are bidding farewell to our esteemed and beloved and super super eloquent Brother Mohammed inshallah
Tada. So we will be meeting up outside and we've got some cake
		
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			and Charlotte add up article on
		
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			the license.
		
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			How would you
		
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			like right over here?
		
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			Hello
		
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			everyone