Asim Khan – Tafsir Surah Fatiha – Part 8

Asim Khan

RIC brings to you an 8 part in-depth intensive Tafsir, Linguistic analysis and lessons learnt from Surah Fatiha with Ustadh Asim Khan

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The speakers discuss the importance of the path of Islam, including the misunderstandings of the path and the need for practical guidance. They also touch on the meaning of a path and the importance of finding comfort in one's life and finding the right people to guide. The conversation also touches on the confusion between Islam and the Bible, including the importance of believing in the Trinity and the physical world.

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			Alhamdulillah de Lyonne me, man,
		
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			Monica woman de
		
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			he cannot he cannot stand ID
		
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			model
		
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			on
		
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			Nabina Muhammad Ali he was a humanist analyst on anti human DNA from Nevada. salaam aleikum. Wa
barakato, my dearest brothers and sisters.
		
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			This is the final, the final episode to the course. The fear of soul to Fattah has the eighth lesson
now. And hamdulillah we think a lot that he has brought us to the end of this journey.
		
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			Personally, it's a time of mixed feelings for me of the love very pleased with the amount that we've
covered the level of depth as well, but at the same time sad that it comes to an end as well. But
this is lovely, isn't it? All things come to an end.
		
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			So last week, we covered the verse Indian sort of Mr. Pym. So I think this is a bit loud
		
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			for French.
		
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			Last week, we covered a bit of Serato supreme
		
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			this my brother's
		
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			is the first bar in the Quran, isn't it? It's the first application in the Quran. And what is that
application it is guide us to a Surat almost a Pim, a Surat, we mentioned it's not just any pathway.
It is a pathway that is vast.
		
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			And that makes sense because it can accommodate all the believers is a path that is clearly
demarcated. It is clearly laid out. Which means that people that want to find this path, it's easy
for them. It's not obscure, somewhere hidden, it's very clear that this is the path and also been
tamer. What I mentioned is a path that goes upwards remember this is the work reality done. Why
because this path is leading you to where to Allah subhanho wa Taala and his pleasure.
		
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			And when you think about that, a number of things come to mind. The fact that is the first door in
the Quran means what means that it is the most important though, that you could possibly know that's
the first point isn't it? And this is compounded by the fact that Allah made it obligatory to say in
every single Salah what the font or nothing, isn't it?
		
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			Plus, even Tamar, Allah said not only is it fun to say in every single salon is fun to say in every
single rock app of every salon, every single unit. And that means how much time is there between one
Raka and the next? A matter of minutes, right?
		
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			For some people number of seconds.
		
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			But another matter of minutes between saying Hey, Mr. Payne and then saying it again in a circle,
Mr. Payne, what does that mean? It means that we are in need of hedaya so much so that the time
between one urraca and the next rocker is too long.
		
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			To not ask a lot more hidden, because we need hedaya in every moment of our lives. So every time I
said it is the most it is the greatest drop of the Quran. And number two, it is the most beneficial
because the one who has this though are accepted. Allah will place him on a Scirocco stuck in the
straight pathway that has no crookedness and enable him therefore, to live in a laws the obedience
and to stay clay of that which is disobedience to Allah and be protected from every evil in this
life and the next. So is the most beneficial to art as well. And then he said,
		
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			either you are on the straight path, or or what?
		
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			Oh, you are either one of two types of people.
		
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			Not
		
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			a problem.
		
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			whom there is anger? Or a bar lien? Those who are straight, there is no other option. Either you are
on a team, or you are someone who is subject to anger, or you are someone who is misguided. So
Panama.
		
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			So this is the first one, it is the most important to have the plan. It is a first draft of the
Quran, it is most beneficial throughout the Quran.
		
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			A slot is that path, or is that paths?
		
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			Is that path? Always a paths? path? What does that mean?
		
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			How many paths are there?
		
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			There's only one.
		
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			What does that mean? If there's only one path?
		
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			Okay, the destination is one but sometimes you can reach the same place, taking many different
roads, right?
		
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			So what does it mean? There's only one path?
		
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			There is no alternative route. Very good.
		
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			What else anything more than this? Yes.
		
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			It's easy to get misguided know.
		
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			What does it mean if there's only one path? And that path leads to Allah and His pleasure? And
besides that, either you're going to be someone who's earning anger or someone who is misguided.
What does that mean about one path? Yes.
		
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			It's hard to achieve
		
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			is a Quranic roadmap. Okay, interesting.
		
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			Very good accent It is the only path acceptable in the eyes of Allah subhanaw taala. No other path
leads to Allah, only this path. What does that mean? Therefore, it means that this idea that's being
pushed by modernists and progressives, Muslims, they call themselves that all paths lead to God, You
must have heard this before, is absolutely incorrect. From the very beginning of the Quran, Allah
makes a very clear and then again and again in the dean and the law he al Islam. The religion with a
law is which one, Islam This is the only one that Allah accepts. And this in a more technical
terminology, the academics call it the idea of salvific exclusivity. salvific exclusivity means that
		
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			salvation is exclusive to one religion. The opposite of this is what's called perennialism. And
perennialism. Is this idea that salvation doesn't lie in just one religion. any religion, or certain
religions can provide you with that. This is absolutely incorrect. There's only one part that Allah
subhanaw taala has laid down to reach him and that is Islam. Okay. Now the thing is, while I was
thinking about this, why isn't it enough for us to say it must have been mean?
		
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			You ask Allah to guide you to the straight path. There's only one path and it must have came
straight. No crookedness. Hello. I mean,
		
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			why do we then say so often the dean and Anjali The path of those who you blessed? Not the path of
those who anger is upon? Or who went astray? Isn't that like, already obvious? Why don't you just
say Guide us to the straight path? Full stop? Yes.
		
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			No, this is incorrect, because the straight path already implies is leading to a desired
destination. And that desired destination is one of happiness. Yeah, that's what we said about a
good attempt but not the right answer. Yes.
		
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			He's gone. He left the strip.
		
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			No problem. Yes.
		
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			Right. A lot of people that came before. Why is that necessary?
		
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			Okay, so some people obviously didn't go right down the right path. They went down the wrong path.
		
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			But you already asked a lot guide me to the the straight path, isn't it?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			They thought that it was the right path. Okay, interesting. So let's say that there is someone who's
Christian sitting as someone who's a Jew sitting in someone who's a Hindu sitting here, and I say
let us pray to God.
		
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			He was 13
		
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			Guide us all, to the straight path without any crookedness. What do they say? Amen.
		
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			Hindus thinking, yeah, this one,
		
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			the Jewish versus the Yeah, my one, the Christian is saying, Hey, you know, my one
		
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			is theoretic, theoretical, isn't it? It's theoretical. It could be a straight path. And you think
that refers to something else? I think of something else. It's theoretical. It's open to
		
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			interpretation, isn't it open to interpretation? What is how you see isn't I mean, it's relative to
you, that's a straight path. To me. This is a straight path, it's relative.
		
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			That is why the next verse, Allah makes it go from being theoretical to being practical. Because
once you say, guide me to the straight path,
		
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			and then you say, No, no, not just any path, that path that was already
		
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			traversed by certain individuals, which you can point to and analyze their life, then those people
will start saying, What do you mean, it will say, Who are these people? By the way? Just before I
say amen to this, who are those people that you say that God blessed? We say the prophets is this
farrakhan agree with? Isn't it? Yeah. As for the others, they say, which people I say is the
Prophet, the last of the prophets
		
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			and his companions, will they say army?
		
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			Will they say I mean, they will say army, they disagree with that. Now, you took it from being
theoretical to being practical. Yeah. So let us look at this verse in detail. You say, so often
Latina and I'm telling the path of those whom you an amateur or lady who you blessed, an amateur,
in, this is the root word in arm it means to bless. Okay, it means to place the word in and come to
the root of Nana and nama is someone who lived in comfort and luxury and has another root word which
is neuroma, which means relaxation and comfort. And that is why is quite interesting that the Arabs
would call the grazing livestock, the cows and the sheep anyone know what they called?
		
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			And
		
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			you know, why? Because what are the cows and sheep do lay along, relax, eat grass all day long, no
care in the world, as opposed to animals of prey, which are always tense looking to hunt, and same
root word. So Allah says that the path of those whom Allah you
		
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			did in Adam, have you blessed question?
		
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			Hasn't Allah blessed all people?
		
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			Hasn't Allah bless even the disbelievers? No, don't they have food only have conflict in their life?
So what does this mean? Does it include everyone
		
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			who can help me understand this?
		
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			Yes. What's your name first? What Ryan?
		
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			Oh, how was john so
		
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			you know, probably a nice as I can to the youngsters. Well, Kanzi, that's a good answer.
		
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			Sir. Yes.
		
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			The ones who bless with the dean, the ones he plays with the dean, okay. Anyone got a different
answer?
		
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			Those who are
		
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			not cursed. Okay. But you haven't even got there yet. You just you're just asking about the ones who
allow you blessed. We will bless No.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Okay, blessed short term because in the dunya binaca.
		
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			Villa, they are not getting blessed. Okay, good. Yes.
		
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			Bless with Islam. Yes. Just as the other brother said less of Islam.
		
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			Their religious blessing. Yeah. Not the worldly blessing, the religious blessing, which one is
greater?
		
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			The religious blessing. Because if you are religiously blessed, it means that not only did you find
comfort in this life, but you find it in the next lens upon which I found amazing because you said
to Allah, guide me to the straight path, isn't it? You said you all saw what he Daya then you never
said The path of those who you guided. You didn't.
		
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			You said The path of those who
		
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			You blessed. Why?
		
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			Because
		
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			if you're guided, you're blessed clay
		
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			but the root word of
		
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			neuroma to be in a state of relaxation and comfort. That is the consequence of being guided.
		
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			Allah be the karela he takoma indoor, kulu. Allah says in the remembrance of largely the hearts find
this ultimate Nan comfort. They find this serenity upon Allah. So you say salata, levena and Adam to
Allah him who bless these people.
		
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			Allah sauropod larina and amta. You know, this time, it means you? Yeah. So you said, You bless
those people, no one else. And that teaches us that Allah has ownership over hedaya no one can guide
another person.
		
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			Only Allah can guide a person, only Allah holds guidance. And he gives it to those who are seeking
it. And he doesn't give it to those who don't want it. And I'm telling him, now if you wanted to
say, but who exactly are these people? I want to know. Allah answers this question. In another place
in the Quran in surah truma EDA, where he says, and whoever obeys Allah and His Messenger, Allah aka
man, Dena Anam along.
		
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			Those are the ones with
		
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			those who are law the nrhm have blessed meaning that the Gina was the detainer was she had, he was
Salim four types of people I mentioned. The first of them are the profits because they are the best
of the best. Who is the second type of people are sick they attain?
		
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			Those who are excellent in bearing truth to their belief.
		
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			When you say a Cydia thing, which simply comes to your mind,
		
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			because they are Mashallah vivocity questions
		
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			about Casa de
		
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			la said that this verse is a proof that what are the Sunnah believe about Abu Bakar being the
rightful halifa, after the promises selam is true. As opposed to what the other people say, Why?
Because you asked Allah guide us to the people that you blessed, who are those people, the profits,
then directly after them our asset, the pain after the person passes away? who shouldn't be the one
who comes in charge? abubaker, acidic? Yeah, a sick day. Tina was shuhada. It was solid him, then
the martyrs, male lawmakers from those people? And then those that are righteous question, can you
go and find out about the lives of such people? Can you go and find out about the lives of the
		
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			prophets,
		
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			you know, the life of our profits
		
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			is the most, there is the most detailed account of the life of the person so much so that there is
no other human being whose life is known in more detail than the purpose of a longer setup.
		
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			So now it's not theoretical anymore. Now, it's very practical. And that's a big lesson for us. My
brother's A lot of people ask, especially when to start practicing. There are so many groups in
Islam.
		
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			I don't know which ones right? Which group is the right group? Have you ever asked this question to
yourself?
		
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			The simple answer is to know the right
		
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			people who are following the authentic Islam. You need to learn who Allah said, are the people who
he blessed with Islam.
		
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			Once you know those people, you will know how to be
		
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			like them. And you will know those around you who are upon the authentic Islam. That's how you know,
		
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			you know, by studying the lives of those who Allah said, we're guided, then you know who is good?
Yeah, then you know who's got it. So So out the Latina naantali. Those are the people allow me to
clear who those people are, and you can study their lives. And you can ask to be like them. serrata
Latina and I'm telling one of the lesson It teaches us is that the real role models for us, my
brothers and sisters are not the people who are living amongst us. The real role models for us are
the people that have already come and gone. How, how does this verse prove this? That the real role
models for me and you to look up to and to aspire to be like, are not the people who we think are
		
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			great in this world, even though they may be
		
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			proud? It's the people that have already come and gone. How is this verse proving this point?
		
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			Excellent martial arts
		
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			so I'm gonna attempt to threat is smilla because Allah said it in the past tense, so often Latina
and untidy, which is the ones that you blessed, not the ones you you are blessing. Do you get this
in the past tense? Okay, very good.
		
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			Now let's look at the rest of the verse art asking Allah to make you
		
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			upon the straight path, a path who people have already come and gone. The prophets, the city in the
Shahada sila hain. Then you say, no, no. And on top of this, I don't want to be like these people.
Yeah. And I was thinking about this Apollo.
		
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			If you if you if you think of it like a path, yeah. Then imagine a scenario like this. A brother is
getting married.
		
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			And on the way to his wedding hall, he gets lost a lot.
		
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			There's a brother who's gonna get married tomorrow, man, listen, we're talking about him Sharma
		
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			he gets lost on the way to the waiting room.
		
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			Okay, now he's looking around. The phone's not working. As far as not working long stop.
		
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			getting very tense. wait a long time to get mad? Yeah. So now he's lost. This is like, what can I
do?
		
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			He looks out the window is crying. He says I need to find someone who's gonna give me directions.
That's what he's gonna do. He sees a guy who's got camera slung over his shoulder. And he's looking
down at a map.
		
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			He's gonna ask him, is he gonna ask a tourist how to get to his destination? No, it's good. We've
already lost this guy.
		
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			We could ask another person. People that were coming with him
		
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			to get to the wedding hall also got lost? Is it a good idea to ask those people as well?
		
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			They've already lost as though they're trying to get to where you want to get to? But they haven't
got there yet. So you're not going to say to those people? How should we get there? I'm stuck right
now. What are you gonna do? You're going to ask the people that already reached there, isn't it? The
people are already got there, you're gonna follow them up? Or you're gonna try and connect them? You
started exactly where I started. How do you get to where you've got to
		
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			see in life, my brothers, when we take important decisions. There's many factors that come into
play. One of the things which is really important to us, when we get to decide is we want to get
expert opinion, before we make our decisions, isn't it, say someone who wants to be rich, he wants
to start a business. And he wants to, he wants to get rich. Okay? So he's really passionate about
this, do whatever it takes. And so he says, You know what, I'm going to read up on how to, and how
to make a fantastic business. He goes into water songs and all the books, picks them up all the
people saying, You know what, I got a PhD, in how to become a millionaire, like a Pac Man how to
		
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			become a millionaire. This is good. But you know what?
		
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			What's better than someone who knows how to be a billionaire? Is someone who is a billionaire, is
		
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			they're gonna say that I'm gonna ask, I'm gonna ask the guy who tells me he knows how to become
rich, and ask the one who is rich.
		
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			And somehow this is the same thing here. You're asking Allah to make you on the path of those who
already succeeded? Because they are the experts, Allah made them the experts in guidance, isn't it?
And that is the prophets of Allah subhanaw taala. So it makes it makes a lot of sense the even the
flow of the surah then you say slaughter Medina, and I'm sorry to be a member of barley.
		
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			Then you say I don't want to be
		
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			in brackets on the path. This is emitted because it's obvious on the path of those number one who
did what's the translation about the Buddha, Allah him? The halal number two?
		
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			Some people translate it as not the path of those who earned
		
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			your anger, isn't it? But this is incorrect translation. Because no way does Allah say,
		
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			those who earned your anger
		
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			rather, Allah says those that
		
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			anger was upon those who anger was upon. What is the difference my brothers and sisters between
saying, The path of those who earned your anger versus the path of those who anger was upon?
		
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			What's the difference?
		
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			Okay, but they both earned anger, the one that
		
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			You're saying was anger?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Anything else?
		
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			No, both of both of the constants was the one who earned your anger. The ones who anger is upon.
Okay, I see this one is more like president pasture. Okay. Anything else though, was a key
difference? Yes.
		
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			Anger was imposed on them. Okay.
		
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			If I said, you know, this is a brother here is sleeping.
		
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			And I'm very angry with him.
		
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			Oh, I say this a brother is sleeping and
		
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			anger is on him.
		
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			What's the difference?
		
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			Giving a child? Yes.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Is passive yes is passive. What does that mean that it is passive?
		
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			What would you say something passive means something unknown. What is unknown?
		
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			Oh, good. You don't know whose anger is upon them, isn't it? The whole idea of passive is that you
took away the the dua is unknown, who is angry, anger is upon them who is angry with you guys, isn't
it.
		
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			And that could mean a number of things. The first is that it is not just the anger of one entity on
them. Many people are angry with them. Along he's angels, and the prophets and all righteous people.
They are the anger is upon them.
		
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			You see this. And secondly,
		
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			when you take away the person or the doula, as if you're saying this person doesn't want his name,
to be associated with them
		
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			to get this, Allah doesn't want his name to be associated with those people, because they earn so
much anger and became so despicable. Allah doesn't want anything to do with them.
		
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			So Allah took his name away from them. But when it came to good people, you said The path of those
who you blessed when it came to bad people, those who anger was upon Allah His name is not mentioned
here. Allah doesn't want anything to do with Panama. Okay, who are these people? The second group of
people are balling. Here, a Bali is a proof of Bond. Bond linguistically means someone who's lost
again, look at the connection between a pathway and being lost. Something was lost. But in terms of
the seeds, a ball, even a national asset, and please listen to this.
		
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			He said a ball is the one who doesn't know the truth
		
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			is ignorant of it, but thinks he is upon the truth.
		
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			Who is it? doesn't know the truth? is ignorant of it, but thinks he is on the truth. Okay. I think
this is called compounded ignorance, isn't it? Sure. I think that's a technical term. As for malubay
him, those who angle was upon even tamer who said they are the wrong.
		
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			Why did he say that? Allow He is the one who follows his desires.
		
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			And the hallway is a one, technically he said is the one who follows his whims and desires and does
things contrary to the truth. Once knowing what the truth is.
		
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			He follows his whims and desires to do things contrary the truth even though he knows what the truth
is. I'll give you an example to summarize this. Imagine you have two children, okay? And you leave
them in the function and these guests gonna come so what you do is you know, the function you
sometimes you leave this case in the cookies and everything because the guests are gonna come. So
what do you say to your two kids?
		
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			Don't eat the cookies, right?
		
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			Sorry for pointing at you then.
		
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			Don't eat the cookies. You leave the room, you come back, no cookies.
		
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			Okay, now one of your children
		
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			wants to be a bit small.
		
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			I didn't need them.
		
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			And I don't know what happened to them.
		
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			The other child says, You know, I will mistake it the more you can see my face.
		
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			Which one is going to be windy with?
		
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			The first one, isn't it? Why? Because he knows and he's trying to cover it up. The second one just
failed and then try to do
		
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			Try to be smarter. Yes, this is the this is the example. Which one is worse?
		
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			The first one? Which one does Allah mentioned first? The one who is misguided, or the one who angers
upon
		
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			Why?
		
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			Because they the worst of the two. What else? But we know that the process I'm told us as for the
ones who angle was upon they were the followers of Judaism.
		
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			As for Bali, they were the Christians and to follow when you read in the Koran, the way Allah
describes a benissa in
		
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			it fits this description I've been saying, Allah gave that they are allowing follows of the desires
doing things which are wrong, though they know it's right. Like Allah says in Surah Baqarah verse
number 72 What sorry, what further can affiliate comin home? Yes, merona Kala mulai FOMO you Henry
foreigner who means bad Dima anyone know
		
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			mean bad Dima Upolu homie, Allah moon
		
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			passes Dante's
		
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			Allah says, and a party of them, meaning companies that are in they heard the speech of God when
they decided to distort it, after they fully understood it, and they knew what they were doing all
along. You see,
		
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			and despite all the other negative traits, like killing their profits,
		
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			killing their profits, I mean,
		
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			if it's aptly with the description, I'm lucky enough to be here, those who angles upon us for the
Christians, Allah says in the Koran, that from all of the people, the ones that are closest to you,
Muslims are an assault on the Christians. Okay. But the thing is my brothers
		
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			if they're ignorant,
		
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			and they thought they were right. Why are they going to be punished?
		
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			Isn't it if you're ignorant? You don't know then you're excused.
		
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			Isn't it?
		
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			Okay, fair enough. The other people they knew and then despite knowing they chose to do things
wrong, those other people you said they didn't know the truth?
		
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			Who can answer this question? Does the question Make sense? Yeah.
		
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			Yes, okay.
		
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			Okay, this is gonna be a prize. Yeah.
		
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			Think the taste is
		
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			the brother said they had an opportunity to know the truth but they
		
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			didn't perceive Okay. Yes.
		
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			Yep.
		
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			Didn't have a prophet
		
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			didn't have a scripture
		
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			didn't have the desire to.
		
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			You know,
		
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			another place in the Quran * Allah describes and Asara he said about them in sort of the Hadith.
		
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			Wa bernia. He better marquetta when Allah him in Liberty law, it is one Illa Allah says about the
Christians that they invented monasticism, you know monasticism is, is when the person says hello to
the world, I'm going to live in a monastery, not gonna get married, not gonna have any luxuries in
my life. Allah said that was an innovation, that they did not have an IRA. We did not prescribe that
on them in Liberty law, or guanella.
		
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			According to one to save, a lot told us the motivation, their motivation was to seek God's pleasure.
		
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			Yeah, the motivation initially was to seek God's pleasure. That's why they invented this data of
monasticism. So they had the desire.
		
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			Why then, are the people who failed
		
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			and are being condemned from the very beginning of the forum? Yes.
		
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			Oh, okay. This is good. They didn't follow their profit. ACLs.
		
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			Good, closer, but it's more than that.
		
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			That's even close. They this believed in the hammer salons. Very good. This is half the answer
though.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Okay, very similar to what the person
		
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			The moment another person is mentioned in LNG when they believe in when he came while the brother
mentioned, they still have the answer, though. What do you think?
		
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			I think come to your mind. Yes.
		
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			Okay, because they believe in the Trinity. So this is like them, you know, they misguidance Yeah,
but we think that they don't know the truth, the ignorant of it, but they think they own the tree.
		
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			Okay, let me ask another question. Is it really possible for a human being to believe that they are
three gods?
		
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			Or that God exists in three entities? Or that God has a son? Or you can? Is it possible for a
sensible human being to believe this?
		
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			As it says, Is it possible for a person now to still be a Christian, even though he doesn't know
where the Bible came from?
		
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			doesn't even know what language is original Bible
		
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			is not possible is it?
		
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			I told you the story, that Jehovah's Witness, and they came to my house recently. I've mentioned
this.
		
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			They came just a few months ago, opened the door by accident. And they said, they were nice. They
always nice.
		
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			There was an old lady and a man the man was speaking. And he said,
		
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			he said, What do you think about climate change? This is a trick question. Because No, no. What do
you think? I think it's not good. What? What do you think? He says, You know what God said about the
climate? He's about to quote some acid. How do you know God said this?
		
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			He said, it's in the Bible. I said, How do you know that this is the real Bible?
		
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			What do you mean? I said, Is this exactly what the Bible says, oh, is a translation. This is a
translation. I said, Okay. So what is the original language of the Bible? He said, I don't know.
		
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			What you don't know.
		
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			He says that this is a transient acid. So if I want to believe what you're saying,
		
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			and ask, why is the original source, you're saying you don't know where the original sources? You
don't even know what language the original sources? He said? No, no, it's in Aramaic. I said, Okay,
so if it was in Aramaic, then can I? Can I see it? Because it doesn't exist anymore.
		
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			So it doesn't exist anymore. And you're not sure what language is in? So how then can you say with
confidence that God said anything?
		
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			You don't know the source? Or where God said what he said?
		
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			The lady jumped in. She said, No, it was an Arabic. I said, Arabic Then we speak it back then. She
goes, sorry, my mistake.
		
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			Then they said, we'll come back to you next week. Yeah, this is exactly they said, we'll come back
to next week.
		
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			So Danny, being cleaning ignorant, is never can is not the justification, when the evidence is so
huge, isn't it?
		
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			Like it happens every time someone goes down and no entry? Okay? He's missed the sign. All the cars
are pointing the other way. People are saying Hang on.
		
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			And then the cop have stopped him. And what do you say? I didn't really know what was gonna say is
it explained that to the judge, isn't it? So ignorance is not always an excuse. Okay, especially
when the evidence is so huge. Okay. That is why they failed. They too found I did not do barely mana
bar in both of them failed. Now they've been taken out from law said, and they said to summarize
that the sales of the sons of Adam fit into one of these two are that they are done by a ball.
Someone who thinks he knows but he doesn't know. Or someone who is always someone who is just
following his desires and whims. And this relates then not just to the people follows of Judaism,
		
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			and Christianity, but all people
		
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			that all people are being categorized under these two categories. And sometimes my brothers and
sisters, it is us that are behaving like this, isn't it? Sometimes we pretend that we don't know. Or
sometimes we know and we still do the wrong thing.
		
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			And that is why we asked a law so often Allah guide us and make us like those who you said succeeded
in their life. Don't make us like these people who anger was upon or they went astray. We don't want
to be anything like that. And then what is left mean? What does army mean?
		
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			Along with the gym, it means a lot except see now when you realize the power of the power and the
importance and the benefit when you say I mean, you say from the heart, isn't it as part of that in
the Hadith and say body to body or the alotta the process of said, when the mom says mean, say mean
for whoever has his mean coincide with the mean of
		
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			the angels. See, he never said that the mom. What does that mean? It means when the a mom is saying
our mean angels are around and saying amen to
		
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			so whoever coincides his army with the meat of the angels will have his previous sins forgiven.
		
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			And we do that as a minimum of 17 times a day. Yeah, this my brothers and sisters bring us end of
the dose and of course we ask the laws of Canada to accept it from us to reward us to forgive us for
our shortcomings and our mistakes. And we ask Allah subhanaw taala makers, people of the Quran,
people who seek to understand it, and to live by it and to call others to the message of the Quran
being critical or have the
		
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			answer stuff you've got to Hoylake which is cool now, Hayden, I believe we have something now. A
program.
		
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			I think there isn't Sharla some program for food for everyone. So just stay put in Sharla
		
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			anyone has any questions? They can ask questions. Few minutes. Yes.
		
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			In the song, and even when you hear it without a lot still because you say
		
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			yes.
		
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			What's up?
		
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			Okay, so the first word is Narayana, this is the verbal root and well and the nominal root is
neuroma. neuroma.
		
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			Comfort, relaxation and comfort.
		
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			So Aloha, we
		
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			have wine Alif. Wow. Yeah.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			As if the three sisters can ask question.
		
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			If they leave you at this stage, we can go. Okay, this is if you want to ask questions, leave them
on a piece of paper at the bottom of the stairs, we'll collect a national list.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Yes, it's true that the asphalt people follows a few days and they've historically been around
longer. They've had more profit sent to them, and they will experience more miracles as opposed to
the Christians. Yes, it's true. It's good point. Good point. Yes, sir.