Asim Khan – Thrown in a Well – Episode 11

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Thrown in a Well
(Tafseer Ibn Taymiyyah of Surah Yusuf)

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Episode 11 verses 33 -35
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The transcript describes a series of disconnected sentences and phrases, including a woman trying to seduce him, pressure being put on him, and a woman calling him a moron. The segment discusses the confusion surrounding a situation where a woman named Maria de la refuses to say her name to Shawn. The transcript uses various examples and examples of how a woman named Maria de la refuses to say her name to Shawn. The segment also touches on the concept of a "will" that can lead to a "will" that can be sustained for a long time. The transcript provides examples of how a man named Bula becomes the leader of everyone and disagrees with his followers, leading to a dispute over the use of mask and a dispute over the use of mask.

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			Welcome back to the continuation of the series would use of this is the 11th lesson now we on verses
33.
		
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			The story so far is that usefulness
		
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			has been brought against by one lady, this is his own master immortalises. Now, she tried to seduce
him, and he managed to save himself, he managed to save himself. However, that plot, though he
managed to save himself from that plot, that same plot comes back once again, even stronger and
greater than before How so? Well, because the mitzvah of Medina, the womenfolk of the capital city,
in Egypt, at that time, they caught wind of what was going on inside that house. And they started to
blame her, they sort of said, what's wrong with you, and you're on your own slave, etc, etc.
		
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			She very kindly calls them to the house lays in a huge banquet calls useless in the end up getting
their hands as we spoke about last time
		
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			in that state now, they are shocked at the beauty of useless cinema they also now if you like, put
in the place by the lady, so she's in control of them now. What happens now is that the ladies
themselves start to put pressure on use of Islam, that you know what, she's threaten you to imprison
you. She said they use Diana will equal nominal slavery, she says, usually you refuse me now we are
going to try on you again. If you do a threat, you're going to put in prison or you're going to be
humiliated. So now what happens is that the women that are there, in the presence of that other
lady, they start to turn to us for this and I'm gonna start saying
		
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			she's raining you listen to her. And forget about threatening you. She's a good lady. What do you
do? What's wrong with you? Yeah, so now more pressure on him, you know, just not from one source
from a new source now, and these other ladies and they're not just any ordinary women, we said that
these are the this were a select group of women. Phil Medina, meaning of the political class. So
they like you know, the top. If you like the most influential type of people, they're the ones now
coming and putting pressure on him.
		
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			This is now the next verse inshallah, verse number 33. It continues on and it tells us what happens
in that situation.
		
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			deal is Julian had
		
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			so how useful Islam is put in a very, very difficult situation. Okay. He's got a choice as Ignacio
says between two things. Either he accepts, you know, the seduction of these women now.
		
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			Or he chooses the other option, what's the other option?
		
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			prison, he's got two choices. There's no other choices. Okay.
		
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			Now when it comes down to this choice, or these two choices, webinar shows that is that this is like
the most constricted you know, moment for us for that sounds very, very difficult situation. Only
got these two choices. In that difficult situation. He calls out to Allah subhanaw taala What do you
say is next is actually a DA and what he says next, either
		
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			Marshall says he says this to himself with all the women out there putting so much pressure on him
really trying to force him and he says these words for himself color Rob decision. Me Maria de la.
He says that a surgeon the prison, which they are threatening me with a have bought a layyah it is
more preferable to me than that which they call me to meaning the Xena or the villa.
		
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			Someone may misunderstand what it means I have Willa It doesn't mean it's more beloved to me.
Because that would mean that you know stuff a lot doing that sin is something he loves. But this is
more beloved to him. No, that's not what it means. So can you tell us what it means is this it's not
saying that this is more beloved rather saying both things are detestable both things I don't like
either of them. But the one I like more is what prison I'd rather go to prison and suffer then to
fall into this hot arm with this lady that is better for me. Okay that is a choice that I make that
is more if you like preferable to me.
		
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			What does refound Nikita Han la he know a coup manager hidden that he says to Allah that even though
for me, this is more preferable to go to prison. The reality is I need you to save me from this sin.
It is not in my hand to save my own self. He says in just refat Nick Aidan, unless you turn the plot
away from me. I will add two things will happen. First thing us relay in US boo. Okay. The National
comes from router sub several means that you start to be inclined towards something you love you
know from subway, you get sabi. sabi is what they call an infant, a young child, you know, a young
child he sees something he likes he starts asking for, you know, like when you take them, if you got
		
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			young kids, if you take them for shopping and they see something on the on the shelf, they're like,
yeah, and they start throwing a tantrum. Yeah, mom says no, kicks on the floor starts crying,
throwing a tantrum, as we lay in a saying that any owl become like a child who won't be able to help
myself your loss panela this way is talking to Allah as if he's incapable. Unless you help me, I'll
become like this. And on top of that, if I become like that reality is a commoner hidden, I'll end
up becoming of the, the Java EE loon, the ignorant ones. Now, how does falling into this sin of Xena
or anything, in fact, make someone a ignorant person.
		
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			But other rahimullah one of the famous seven, he said that the companions of the Prophet said a long
while you are in total agreement that anyone who does his sin at that moment of sitting, he is a J,
he's ignorant person. Okay, so any Why don't use for Islam. So if I, you know, if you don't save me
a lot of doing the same if I do the same, I'll be how to eat or, you know, I'll be a sinner volume
would make more more sense. Perhaps. He said, Jay, I'll become a giant. I'll become the I'll become
of the J hidden people are ignorant. They behave like this. So how do we understand this? That he's
saying that I'll become a jerk? If you don't save me, I'll end up doing this haraam. I'll be able to
		
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			Jalen,
		
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			you can answer this question.
		
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			Sorry, go ahead. That's true. If you do this one thing, one Sr. And if someone does, and usually
malaria will lead you to do most things like the brothers of usefulness and I'm in the beginning you
know, they made a plan and that plan led to lying and deception and false crying and everything
else. But we're talking about being an ignorant person that you're classed as an ignorant person
when you sin.
		
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			That's what he's saying. If I do the sin, I'll be off the johannine
		
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			Okay, let's close brother said any fee he knows they shouldn't do if he does is choosing to ignore
what he knows.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay, interesting. The brother said that any sin, as many of the sort of said in equals the
blackness in the heart and epidemiological analysis funnel, then you end up being deprived of a
blessing that you had, every time you seen the one of the effects is a blessing one of the places
that you
		
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			Have is being cut down cut down because of the
		
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			and any one of the blessings knowledge. So, so if you sin, you lose knowledge and if you lose
knowledge, you become jail. Interesting. I haven't come across that but sounds good, Mashallah,
there's something else. So something more obvious.
		
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			And you think about his decision to be made here. Either he makes a bad decision. And he ends up
enjoying something, the end, the person ends up enjoying themselves for a while. The consequence of
that, is that in the hero, he will lose out for a long time.
		
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			So that's the decision that that's the other decision that could be made, as opposed to his
decision, which is do suffer for a little while and enjoy it for a long time. So any, what do you
think about this? Why is he saying I'll be a joyful person? If I was to do this in? No, so very
good. So the reality is that any, this is a transaction almost. I enjoy myself for a little while
here. And then I lose out big time after an interview. On the flip side, I enjoy myself a little
while.
		
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			So I suffer for a little one. Why is Phil It was 60 years, I could be joyful. 60 years, okay, 60
years compared to an eternity.
		
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			Okay, it's true. suffering for 60 years for an eternity of happiness. That's the intelligent way to
make a decision true or not. But the ignorant way, the foolish way is to squander a lifetime of
happiness for a short moment of pleasure. Yeah, that's why they said that a sinner when we sin, May
Allah forgive us. And that moment we are joined, because we are making a very bad decision, and only
a giant person would make such a stupid decision to any to make such a transaction.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now, some of the benefits we learned just from this one is, is that panela, an innocent man is going
to be thrown into prison, which teaches us sometimes innocent people are founded prison. a
miscarriage of justice happens. And it happened at that time. It happens in our times as well. In
fact, in America, they say that, you know, what the conviction rate is in America. Anyone know?
		
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			What's a conviction rate in America, if you were put to trial?
		
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			They said around 98% and 98% of people are convicted in America. Why? Because they have this
		
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			guilty plead tool where any, you're going to go to jail for 50 years. That's the prospect. If you
say you're guilty to one of the other things, smaller things, then your expenses will be cut down
drastically. So most people just go for the plead guilty. So in order to avoid the big sentencing,
they go for the smaller which means that plead guilty, so the conviction rate is 97%. And how many
innocent people do you think languishing inside of prison in America? Yeah, so here useful Islam is
innocent, yet is thrown into prison, meaning being in prison doesn't necessarily mean you're guilty.
And this teaches us another lessons power law, which is that this saying there's no smoke without
		
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			fire. Here this thing is very, very dangerous logic. And if for example, our brother was in big
building to prison Guantanamo, and now he is well and released hamdulillah somebody would say Come
on, he went to prison. There's no smoke without fire I must have done something wrong. No, this is a
dangerous logic.
		
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			Useful Islam didn't do anything wrong whatsoever. Yet he languished in prison for a very long time
that is not the case. And just because any something like this happened doesn't mean that the person
is guilty whatsoever The main thing is evidence what is the evidence? What is the evidence suggest
that even in the case of useful Islam is commies was the evidence proved his innocence. So we base
our judgment on evidence.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now, I think we're done here. Now something interesting you've been said about this verse. He says,
notice Allah says Carla Rob bcgeu our hub boo la Ilya Bhima rune and he lay here the rune and he
lay, this verb that they are calling me to is in the masculine form here is the
		
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			masculine form. However, who is calling him to do this in
		
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			Who is it?
		
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			Okay, the lady as well as now we know this one, so women so that
		
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			Women are calling him to do the same. However, the word we see here is in fact masculine. And the
masculine can incorporate and relate to men as well as women. So whatever says here, we see that
even though he referred to the k, this k the hidden, they are plot, he said, Allah saved me from
what they are calling me to, which means that there is a male figure who is also part of the plot.
		
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			soprano * cola and I've read this anyway, except for everything I said. And he said, This is
because the only male figure in this story so far is who
		
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			Aziz? And the reality is that Aziz because he sold lax with his wife, and he's not bothered about
separating them, even though he knows that there is an attraction there. And his wife is crazy for
you. So he doesn't bother to split them up. He doesn't have any hurayrah for his wife. And if a man
is like that with his wife, he means he's giving her the green light to go and be unfaithful to him.
He's actually helping towards creating that situation. Do you see any he was a real man, you'd say
call us. You tried it on him? Commission has been shown to me. That's it. No more. You gotta fix up.
In fact, he lets it all go. So here's a subtle point. Yeah, they're rude. And he, he's saying all of
		
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			them. It's like all of them are ganged up on me even the Aziz because of the way he is with his
wife. Okay, and he said that he is a do us a youth is a man who likes the euro for his women.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now
		
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			Now let's read this analysis. Even Tim, I have a lot of the story so far. So that the seed analysis
of avian Tamia Rahim Allah, regarding this first color of the signal, our hub boo la yummy Maroon
Annie la white, what he led us to define the Qaeda who knows Bula hinda Welcome manager, he. Number
one you've been telling him Allah said he chose the prison and suffering over singing and
disobedience. So how are we learning and how you sort of made this decision? What did he see? most
ordinary people would see prison, in prison are going to suffer in prison.
		
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			That's the end of it. They only see the worldly aspect. prison, I'm gonna suffer in prison for how
long? I don't know how long the other side. You know, I could just go along with it.
		
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			You know, malaria will comply with your request. You know, it's a moment of being uncomfortable.
Maybe Maybe I'll feel guilty about that afterwards. But that's better than going to prison for a
lifetime. And I'll go go do my studies. Go get a job, get married or have kids want to see dad later
on. Hello prison. Looking at just from a worldly perspective, do you see this is the way people
usually base their decisions here on personal interest on worldly any on worldly interests. Now you
look at useless Islam, there is the dunya and then there is the need to take both into consideration
even tomorrow from us he chose the prison and suffering over singing and disobedience on one side it
		
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			is not prison, one side it is escaping. Zina, oh, and the other side, it is not just you know,
enjoying myself, malaria people are doing this while it is sinning and disobedience. Okay, that is
the perspective, the religious perspective. A second thing he said is, he begged Allah to make firm
his heart upon his Deen and to turn it towards obedience, and that if he didn't make his heart firm,
then he would end up doing two things, number one, becoming inclined to sin. And number two become
one of the the jehlen so a bit of Allah saying that usually snom You know, he didn't rely on
himself. He called out to Allah. In his call, he begged Allah subhanho wa Taala to save him from the
		
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			sin. He asked a lot to make his heart firm, otherwise he would end up becoming the fooling for that
trap or becoming of the jehlen number three, he sought a lot of help and may Dr. To him in order to
keep himself upright whilst relying on him to save him from the plot is a very important statement.
What we're being taught here is that we are supposed to try our best but the outcome relies in whose
hands a lot a lot. So even here useful is not running to the door. Telling the women no I'm not
going to do is try his level. Best.
		
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			But that outcome, which is to save yourself from Xena, he recognizes is not in his influence in his
hand, it is in the hands of Allah. That's why is that is why he's asking a lot. If you don't, you
know, save me because I believe that outcome is in your hand not in mind, then I'm going to end up
doing it here, then I'm going to end up doing it. So he's basically saying that I am incapable. And
you are the one who has power over everything in your hand does all outcomes lie. If I want an
outcome like this, I need to rely on you not on my on my own. So
		
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			he said he was ready to enjoy prison if needed. He did not capitulate under pressure, and thrips.
Whoever enjoys suffering for the sake of Allah in order to avoid disobedience in such an honorable
way as used by saddam and his other prophets did, then he will succeed in both the dunya and and
that source of suffering will turn into a source of blessing and Felicity. Conversely, whoever seeks
pleasure through enjoyable sins, those sins will turn to become sources of grief and ruin for hims
panela amazing,
		
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			even say, when I have a lot, when he says whether you're suffering for the sake of a lie in order to
avoid disobedience in such an honorable way,
		
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			then he'll have a reward in this dunya and, and this is shown clearly through the life use of Islam.
In the end, he becomes the state treasurer, you know, working directly under the king, and he has
his family back, he's wealthy he has the dunya as well as the hero. However, the point to note here
is that even Tamia Allah says that whoever avoids disobedience in an on row honorable way Bill
kurama will as he puts to qualifies, he says, because you know, any somebody could avoid doing
something wrong. begrudgingly Yeah. begrudgingly. For example, you only a student, you just go is a
levels and now it's time to go universities got five choices. Okay. Some of those universities are
		
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			more like
		
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			huge favor certain universities or others. Why? Well, because you know, there's more freedom here is
further away from mom and dad can do one.
		
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			But the other side is University close to home, you know, it could be home at a reasonable time.
They social, you know, life is not as bad as those universities because it's small, etc. Excel is a
better religious choice.
		
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			He says, Call us all day. No problem. Three years in UT, every year is again, I wonder what it would
have been like,
		
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			oh, man, I'm missing out and they have a boat party. Thomas on Facebook, I look so good. Only if,
well, you know, I made my decision.
		
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			This is begrudgingly though you are doing something good. It is not the same as someone who takes a
decision and sees it through with honor the law and made the right choice for you. And hamdulillah I
don't regret it for a second. I don't wish that had done something different. I don't wish that
whatsoever. And I'm so glad I chose this decision. Even though on a worldly level. It looks worse. I
know this is best in your eyes. So usually some chose prison. And everyday in prison is like is not
thinking our man. Only if only four took the blue pill? No, it's nothing either, is like no, this is
the best thing. And he's Paula he does down inside prison. Unbelievable. Thou inside prison. Yeah,
		
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			he did that inside prison, he interpreted people's dreams inside prison. So he lived, you know,
through that test in a very honorable way. When someone does that, then there is an art paper for
him in the Union. There is a reward that Allah gives him in the dunya. And
		
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			the other amazing thing he said is that upon law, that decision that you made becomes a source of
this end that decision, which was initially a source of suffering ends up becoming a source of
happiness and Felicity useless around because later on in his life. You know that decision that he
made? He learned so much from it by going into prison made him a different type of person. True not
anyone you spend years in prison in tough circumstances. You learn things here, you develop
yourself. Then he becomes a leader of the people. A man who's gone through tough times, who becomes
a leader knows how to take care of every person because he knows how the lowest of the low have to
		
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			live. And he lived on a lot and what kind of food he must have lived on. What kind of room you must
have stayed true. So he's lived any in the best places. The House of Aziz
		
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			There's no worse place inside prison. And all of that develops and becomes a source of paranoia, you
know, amazing goodness.
		
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			So it's very true. The last thing, every time I heard, I said, had useful Islam complied with the
lady, a desire would have been fulfilled. And she would have even perhaps honored him with wealth
and position, perhaps even marrying him later on.
		
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			So he's saying that any let us think on the from the other perspective, let us say what we learned
that he did comply. He capitulated under the pressure.
		
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			Maybe, you know, the reality is that she would have any gifted him, she would have given him wealth,
she would have given him position she would have maybe even married him later on. It's true. You
know, if he complied with her request, she would have, you know, credited him, he would have got so
many other worldly things.
		
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			However,
		
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			instead, use for Islam chose humiliation and imprisonment, to leave a desire unfulfilled, and to
destroy the prospect of position and wealth, he put forward the face of the heart, look over the
face of the naku here given to Mr. Fuller ends by saying that
		
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			and he chose to basically squander any possible, you know, perspectives of becoming a great person
by saying no to that.
		
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			That is what he did. That is a decision he made in order to save himself. And the reality is that he
saw two things either I disobey Allah and obey the creation, who I disobey the creation and I obey
Allah and he chose to obey Allah and the disobedience of the creation. Okay.
		
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			Now some key lessons. Number one, this verse teaches us as Ignacio says, How to have correct with
Allah subhanho wa Taala. Now the correct answer is referring to is how useful is that
		
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			correct cried out to Allah, that I am totally unable to avoid anything myself. I don't have the
power. I am
		
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			incapable. Now when you show that to Allah.
		
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			Allah loves to see that here and this is the meaning of La hawla wala quwata illa Billah that we say
the reality is that there is no change in the whole there is no change in circumstances except that
it changed through the power and might of Allah. So even if somebody only wants to stay away from a
sin, He wants to he's trying to the only way he would stay away from it is by a loss what not you're
over here. So this is the this is what a person needs to show a lot. Do you see this a lot I really
feel this I notice any showing you out of other as in you know when you show someone kindness you
might not feel like you want to be kind to that person but you're just showing it oh the person
		
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			really feels it and shows it to a lot a lie really feel that I cannot handle this situation unless
you help me.
		
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			This is the other use for Islam had with a loss paranoid Allah and that is why Ignacio says, Allah
response, Allah responded.
		
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			Number two, we need a lot of help in avoiding sin quote, we said that there is it is not possible
for a person to avoid a sin except by Allah's help. Yeah, except my Allah. So no one ever avoid the
sin, except that Allah helped him avoid it. Number three, if Allah wishes good, he teaches you. This
was mentioned by one of the scholars. And what is meant a lot is that you have an Islam is going to
be thrown into prison, in prison. He's going to live a life you know, void of worldly luxuries, no
comforts in his life. So he's going to have to live a very basic life, but living a life of Zoo
hood. Okay, in fact teaches you to become a great person.
		
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			Let us look at the life of
		
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			moose allyssa what part of his life did he have to end up living as a Zahid a person with very
little worldly competence? Anyone know?
		
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			Okay, just kind of close. Yep.
		
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			Very good. Very good. You want this one? This is Kevin screaming.
		
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			Okay, so musasa
		
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			coworkers a Hoover party, he struck a man who he thought was abusing another
		
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			He died when he died for our sins, his police and he has to run away when he runs away. He's got
nothing to his name. He has absolutely nothing to his name. And he's and he got no one around to
save him either. And he's in the middle of the desert. And then he manages to find some people that
help him and he has to work for however many years as a poor person with nothing. Okay, so that's a
big part of his life. I think it's 10 years or maybe more than 10 years, he has to live basically
nothing. Interestingly enough, most of us grew up in whose house
		
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			surrounds us. So he tasted luxury, and he tasted the prestigious life, then Allah decided later on
you're going to taste a very basic life. And when Allah does that to someone, a believer that Allah
is wishing good for that person. Yeah, wishing good for that person. What about the life of the
professor?
		
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			Who Can anyone tell us a particular period in his life where he was forced to live on next to
nothing?
		
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			Very good when they were boycotted in the sixth and the seventh year after prophecy in Makkah, when
they had to go to the ship in the in the valley, two years, two and a half years that to live on
Spanner leaves. Unbelievable. But the reality is living that life would have benefited them in a in
a big way as well. Again, Subhanallah the professor Salaam is raised up by who
		
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			after his mother passes away, who's in the care of
		
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			before his uncle,
		
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			his grandfather, who is his grandfather, Abdullah,
		
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			the chief of burn Ohashi, the most if you like, prestigious royal person in the whole of Arabia,
amazing for us alone is any given a life in the beginning, tasting and seeing luxury and prestigious
people and the elite here, and then later on. Most of his followers are the weakest of people. And
he has to live in a very basic way as well. They tasted the high life if you like, and learn the
benefits from that. And then a larger law decreed for him to live a very basic life as well.
		
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			Okay, so you see the end, this is a recurrent reoccurring synonymous pinata. Number four, what great
decisions are made of and what bad ones are made of two and we've kind of spoken about that already.
		
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			What Sadie mentioned, I'll just mention it here. He said that the person should weigh up options
properly.
		
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			You can look at it from this perspective, when you look at what usefulness um, did I really suffer
in this life for the pleasure of Allah or taste some enjoyment but with allas anger, who you could
say, put your body in harm's way if it means saving your soul? That's an interesting perspective. In
prison, your body is going to suffer but your soul is not going to suffer. But the flip side if you
do the Zener and your body will, will enjoy and your soul will suffer. Okay? That's another
perspective. Another perspective is be the oppressed rather than the oppressor, be the oppressed
rather than the oppressor? Hey, usually Salaam decided that any I'll become an oppressed person. And
		
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			I'll take a position as an oppressed person languishing in prison. Okay, as opposed to being an
oppressor. How would you be an oppressor?
		
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			Who kind of mentioned this already? Yeah.
		
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			Okay, who would it be oppressing?
		
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			And
		
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			though this is his he's here he building on another man.
		
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			Another man so rather be the oppressor than the President's power brothers consistent This is a
very, very important lesson that you need to live by.
		
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			In your family life, for example, husband and wife, you have arguments here you have arguments,
sometimes the only good arguments.
		
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			Now you have a decision. Either, you can force yourself to conclude and win the argument. Okay. We
can say no, you know, call us whenever you said is right. And why is it is wrong.
		
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			You took the position as an oppressed person, rather than taking the position as an oppressor in her
eyes. You're the oppressor. If you take the position.
		
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			What is the best thing in certain situations? I'm not saying every situation in certain situations
better to become an oppressed person than the oppressor. Yeah.
		
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			This can be looked at in so many ways. For example, in business, you do business with someone you
		
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			Both two brothers go into business together, put an equal share. Business is not doing to business
is not doing to try the business going bankrupt. Now it's time to sell up. Okay. One brother say to
the other you know what? I put in more money than you I should get more money back
		
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			after purchasing an art I think you did.
		
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			He's not sure.
		
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			He could see no, bring the evidence. I don't believe that you did. And he could force himself into
position where he's contesting it. Yeah, he could. However, there is a chance that what that brother
said is true.
		
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			Is that right or wrong? It could be true.
		
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			Unless you take it to court.
		
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			You're in a position where either you become the oppressor, or the oppressed? What is better? It is
far better for you to say you know what, take more money is fine. I'll become depressed. I'll become
the best. Why? Because On the flip side, if I say no, and you're right, I deprived your money and I
took that money myself on the hero. There's a price to pay. And that price to pray is too heavy. For
you to shoulder too heavy. So in, in fact, it's better for me just to be the oppressed us and to
save myself from that trouble on our channel. Do you see?
		
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			This is any you need to think like this, sometimes better to be the oppressed and oppressor?
		
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			Okay, so the brothers ask the question, can you What's the main in it? What's the goodness that
comes out of living, if you like a wealthy life, or prestigious life and then after living a poor
life, here,
		
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			the process
		
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			is going to become a leader for all of mankind. Mankind comprises of rich people,
		
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			as well as poor people. Yeah, the leader needs to take care of everyone. In order to take care of
everyone, he needs to know how people think.
		
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			He needs to know what circles they're moving here.
		
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			And what makes them tick. Because you need to influence them, you need to lead them. So So Pamela,
the process sort of grew up in the under the care of the lip
		
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			balm, most prestigious people around at that time. And he would have learned how the elite of
Quraysh behave, interact, and what makes them tick.
		
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			On the flip side, later on, he has to suffer living with his followers, most of which are very, very
weak, downtrodden people, some of them slaves.
		
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			Now he learns how the very poorest people live, what they go through their plight in life, the
plight of an ordinary man.
		
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			So now he's getting the best if you like, both words, do not. So when he does become the leader of
everyone, he knows how everyone you know lives and how not to be a great leader. You need to be able
to lead everyone.
		
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			That makes sense.
		
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			Okay, this one, next verse, verse number 34 festa Jabba hora boo fissara fan who came in who was me
or naughty, his low reply to him and turned away from him their plot and deviousness He is the one
who he is the one who knows notice the fire in the beginning first, but oh this is of Turkey in our
shoes turkey means of quick succession. A lot heard his no suit and he finished uttering that to our
festival a lot of respondents Pamela and Is that
		
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			okay? Is not just Allah sought to answer his call is the Java on the pattern of his stuff Allah
means in this context, which means a lot, responded so quickly and in such an amazing way as well.
He is such an amazing manifester Java hora boo, his master responded in such a quick, hasty way to
his slave, saving him sort of advocate on attorney him away from the plot. In now who was Samuel
Olive, then Allah mentioned two attributes of his two names, that he is the old hearing and the
whole knowing. Now why do you think that a lot chose to end this verse that he responded to the call
of useless ROM and turned him away from their plot? By saying and remember, Allah is on hearing and
		
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			all knowing
		
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			why did knology law say What were
		
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			his most compassionate towards his slaves or
		
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			That he is all wise. Why these two is
		
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			very good accent and did you read this in the book?
		
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			Very good martial law say martial law brothers is very good brother said that a Samir that he he is
he heard the dog use for this time he just made it and a lot I heard and I hear the plots as well
they're scheming how they're plotting against you well I highly and I know
		
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			meaning I know your motive and I know their motives Okay, I know his motive and I know their motives
or something else can be said as well. What what are the reasons any other reasons come to your
mind? why
		
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			a person sincerity? Okay, yeah, there are really any he knows what the person really wants in their
heart that you mean. Okay, very good. Anything else?
		
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			as severe and allowing.
		
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			Dr. Xu said, this is like the ALA, this is the reasoning. Allah saying Why did I respond to him?
Well, I responded because I am all hearing. I heard what he said. And I am Eileen. Meaning I know
what is best for his teacher. I know what is best for his future as well. That he is going to end up
going to prison, everyone who would think you know what, that's bad. That shouldn't be happening to
him. That's wrong. Why is he being put in prison? That's injustice, and allies alley, he knows that
in fact, this will be the best time Yeah, we'll be the best for him.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now, what came first the door or the response? Ian is clear that we're being taught here that a
larger lalala comes to the aid of the person when he tries to when he asks, don't think that Allah
will just come? Because I'm a believer.
		
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			You know, Allah will come and help me because I'm a believer and I deserve to be helped by Allah. I
pray my five prizm Farsi Ramadan. How come? You don't come up? No. Use of Islam was better than any
of us in belief. Yet he never thought to himself, I'm a prophet God gonna come and help me. I just
need to ask God.
		
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			Yeah, no, he asked Allah and begged Allah and said, I can't handle the situation myself. Then Allah
says festival, then Allah, his master responded to him, teaching us that the outcomes after
		
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			the response comes after the two are. Okay, one key lesson here is that the greater the struggle,
the greater the reward. What we're saying here is that it was already a very difficult for us for
Islam to say no to the lady. It was difficult. Yeah. But he did say no.
		
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			But remember what you said before, how Allah Delilah many times what he does to a believer is that
he tests him until the limit of his capability. Remember this question we posed? And we said, Why?
Why does the law end continue to test a person to the end of the limit? You know, recently a family
member of mine.
		
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			They were he's married and he's been trying for child, I think for three years, three years or two
and a half years.
		
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			Nothing. There's nothing, a lot of pressures though, you know, in our culture, the mother is on the
back of the sun, come on, we have Camaros going on. So lots of pressure, and a lot of difficulty, a
lot of anxiety. Then, they go to a point of allergy that they said Let us go for IVF how long IVF
		
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			and wife was saying, Let us wait, even though they're allowing us to have IVF on the NHS. Let us
wait. So they had I think we had like the prescription in their hand and the missing letters way
which is still rely on a lot any pure lines.
		
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			And so Paula, she became pregnant. Amazing. Everyone is so happy
		
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			two weeks ago, she notices that she's having bleeding. She went to hospital they said no Everything
is fine. She went back home more bleeding went back to the hospital. They said miscarriage
miscarriage Pamela everyone devastated. Unbelievable. Yeah, and he the person thinks Come on, yes is
too much. Who ready two and a half years then becoming pregnant, then losing the baby.
		
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			This is very similar to the story here usually
		
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			has done so much to you know, secure himself from the plot of that lady. Now the plot just, you
know, takes on steroids, you know, and all of those ladies are coming to tech is another level of
test. Why? Who can remember why we said a lot and he tests the person to the end right?
		
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			To the end of the ability, how come hyrum is the answer? One of the answers this view is
		
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			very good, Mashallah give you a
		
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			sum to one of the the front of capacity of a pillar, okay, from the higher objectives of testing
slaves is that maximize the reward, you can have this much reward alone wants the best for you. And
you're going to get the best if you are tested to the maximum, you know, usually some exactly what
is happening there. And the temptation of a woman, okay, and the attraction of the opposite gender,
it is one of the severest tests Anyway, you know, as part of the process of sending that famous
Hadith about the seven that will be granted shade on human appeal and there'd be no shade. One of
them is a man who is approached by a woman, that monster will gentle, a woman that is very young, he
		
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			has a very notable lineage
		
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			as well as being extremely beautiful. Then that person says, I feel a lot.
		
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			Then he qualifies himself for the shade on European, you know, so hey, you say Islam, Allah is the
example of the Hadith. You know that the one he was approached by a woman?
		
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			lineage, beauty, everything money is well, yet he still said I felt lost. When he did that, we see
that there was a greatest struggle. With the greatest struggle, there is a greater reward. The last
verse now from Madonna who made bad email, yet he is Julian, who had the hint then after they had
seen the signs, they thought that they should still imprison him for a time.
		
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			The scene now cuts away from the ladies and usefully Salaam begging a lot to help him. It moves now
to Aziz Aziz sitting there, okay, he's found out what has just happened behind his back again, this
time is worse. Now, all these ladies are in on as well. And he's refused all of them. He's made them
all look bad. So he's, they're sitting with some of his, you know, colleagues, and they thinking
man, how should we deal with this now?
		
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			How should we deal with this? Either we say useful Islam, you in the right eye, we're gonna protect
you.
		
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			Or
		
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			the thing is, if they do that, what do you think's going to happen? What's going to happen is that
people are going to start talking, okay, the gossip is going to spread, lay people are going to find
out well as he is his wife and all those you know, women of the political class have been up to a
scandal is going to break out. So they are thinking decision, this is the opposite. bad decision, a
good decision versus they think it Okay, stand up for yourself. And everyone finds out that we will
be misbehaving. On the other side. We put him in prison, and everyone thinks no smoke without fire.
Here, no smoke without fire. He must have done something wrong. And we can he put him in prison
		
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			unjustly but at least we save our reputation. Here. bad decisions. What do they do? They choose to
put him in prison. Look alikes play this summer. Bad mean bad enough. That after they saw not this
time,
		
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			this signs of his innocence. So what are some of the signs the use of it is is totally innocent?
What are some of those signs was the biggest of the signs?
		
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			Yeah. Okay, so that's one that's ayah. Allah said, they have they saw that I thought they despite
seeing it chose to imprison him.
		
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			What else is there then?
		
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			I sent very good. The ladies already convinced he's already said, Yeah, fair enough. You know,
		
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			I was trying to seduce him. You Why you guys blaming me for now you know what it looks like? So
she's already made a partial confession. That's another sign.
		
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			What else is another sign which is physical sign?
		
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			They tried to an immigrant. Yeah. And he refused. Okay, that's true. But there's more of an obvious
sign that people can see
		
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			upon it or not, yeah, that they cut themselves who these women got this mark on the hand over here,
what's going on there whatsoever.
		
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			They saw all of those signs. Despite seeing all of them. They said we're going to imprison him. Had
the machine had to hate him. Now the law said it
		
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			means an undefined term. We're not ever going to say one year, two years, three years, just
generally and as long as it takes spam law throw you in prison for as long as it takes for people to
forget about what happened. And this is the same tactic used by politicians today.
		
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			There's a any there's a scandal. People find out. What is the government commission
		
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			an inquiry here this term before inquiry, commission inquiry will investigate the matter. inquiry is
going on for one year, two years. A lot of people forgot about the whole muscle in the first place.
Okay, that is a tactic like the this one going to the woman or the fire that happened in
Hillsborough
		
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			was this one, you know, the big fight happened in the football stadium.
		
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			The stadium collapsed.
		
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			Hillsborough, Hillsboro county is a scandal. Please cover the up. What did people find out? The
government says Don't worry, inquiry inquiry going for harmony is why inquiry here to pacify the
masses. So often while they forget about it, they won't be that concerned about it. When we
eventually we do come out with it. Same tactics, Pamela had a thriving prison until this scandal
basically dies down.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Anything else to mention now
		
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			the only mention other thing mentioned here is that this again portrays as he's in a very bad light.
The fact is that in the beginning, he said a creamy mouthwash. He said take care of yourself. And he
was good to him. And they said that he had philosophy, you know, intuition recognizing the qualities
of US citizen but now we're finding out so many bad things about him. The fact is, he knows clearly
the use of is in the right. Despite knowing that and seeing all the evidences, he still throws you
in prison. Okay, and the key highlights the keys thrown away as well. So we learning that's Panama,
and the the good and the ugly side of houses. Okay, so that brings us to the end particular
		
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