Assim Al-Hakeem – Daurah Fiqh – Ep.02

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The importance of the Prophet alayhi cordia, which allows companions to innovate without guidance, is emphasized in the history of Islam. The importance of history and strong people is emphasized, as well as the need for a clean heart to companions. The history of the Islamic world, including the rise of Islam, the importance of history, and the use of words to describe people is also discussed. The importance of learning from the Prophet's teachings and finding one's own way to knowledge is emphasized, as well as the importance of learning from the Prophet's teachings and finding the right people to interpret them.

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			alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala nabina Muhammad in while he was
		
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			a member of the cinema
		
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			How long do we have for the second session? When our
		
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			when our executive till 12 o'clock?
		
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			So
		
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			we now have this
		
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			very compelling question,
		
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			which is,
		
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			do the companion, legislate,
		
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			do the companions legislate.
		
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			So, it's in, in red in front of you saying, No, but I have a problem. If they do not legislate, how
can we accept that Friday has to advance while at the time of the Prophet So Sam, it had one other.
		
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			How can we explain that the Prophet alayhi salatu salam flogged those who drank intoxicants 40
lashes, while Rama, may Allah be pleased with them, made them
		
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			80 lashes
		
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			we have a number of cases that may not seem to be, as we claim, and that is the companions do not
legislate. So do they legislate or not?
		
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			Again, the question, compelling question, the answer is in red. No, they don't. So how do we
understand some of the incidents where the companions did something? The Prophet did not do. First
of all,
		
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			a well known fact that the companions do not innovate. Binda is not acceptable by the companions
because they never ever innovated.
		
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			Rule ground rule number one, ground rule number two.
		
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			The Prophet stated it is Salatu was Salam abide by my Sunnah. And
		
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			that's one of the whole affair or Russia do the rightly guided companions so who instructed us to
follow their sooner?
		
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			The Prophet alayhi salatu salam, so they do not legislate, but rather, may improvise in things that
Islam needs. And the Prophet indicated to only follow them. Who are they
		
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			mobicred Roemer man, and Addy.
		
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			And if you look, you will find everything that they have come up with, serves Islam, and doesn't go
against it. The biggest thing, and most prominent of all, is the compiling of the Quran.
		
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			It was abubaker May Allah be pleased with him, or was it rough man?
		
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			It was both.
		
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			The first compilation come by elation was by Abu Bakr, and this was when the robot read the the
words of Apostasy took place. A lot of those who memorize the Quran, were martyred. So they came to
abubaker and they told him listen, the those who memorize the Quran are dying, and they are
diminishing in number. So we have to compile the Quran so that people would not make mistakes
because as the nation grew, people came into Islam. And they may Yanni find it difficult to relate
to the Quran when we have only a few people memorizing it. So he liked the opinion compiled the for
an may Allah be pleased with him. And it stayed until the time of man. Of course they ordered in the
		
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			time of Obamacare. They even Shabbat Metallica the hardest I was
		
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			martyred in the atheist habit. He is one of the greatest scholars of the companions
		
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			He's young, he mastered if I'm not mistaken, he mastered Hebrew in 13 days, less than two weeks, he
mastered it by the order of the prophet Isaiah Sanam, so that they can relate to the Torah and read
it and know if they're lying or not to him. And the Prophet said today salatu salam, that he would
come on the Day of Judgment, ahead of the scholars of Islam by a throw of a stone. So we v their
Imam way ahead of them on the Day of Judgment. So zendium is habit compiled, the core and anyone who
had written whether on a leaflet or whether on the palm trees, leaves or on a stone or an a bone,
anything you have bring it, not that they do not memorize it, they all memorize it, among them as
		
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			men of man reciting the Quran in one record,
		
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			from cover to cover,
		
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			and high season, from Asia to fortune, one record,
		
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			so he was a master of the whole and in memorization, and all of them, but when he compiled the
Quran, he said, anyone who comes with the Quran, he has to bring two witnesses with him. And it's a
long process. Now, at the time of this man, no, they had to come on, okay. At the time of the earth
man, a lot of the nations entered into Islam. So the Persians, the Egyptians, the CD ends, the
coptics accepted Islam, and people had different dialects. So they came to earth man has said, we
have only one copy, that is the master copy, known as half soft
		
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			copy. So we would like to duplicate and write and send it so that people in different regions would
have a
		
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			roadmap to follow and the original copy. So they made four copies, also by zeta myth, habit,
associated and assisted by three or four other companions from Porsche, because they had the pure
tongue of the Arabs. And they did this and it went. So now, is this legislating? No? Is it the same
parent? Yes, nothing changed. But this was not practiced at the time of the Prophet as though the
prophecy was there. One would say How dare they do something that was not that at the time of the
prophet Isaiah. So Allah says, Alif Lam Meem radical keytab.
		
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			That is the book, which book, The Quran, but it wasn't compiled, Allah telling us it is a book,
which means that it will be compiled and it was compiled. So companions do not legislate. Rather,
the four caliphs occur more often and I didn't reproduce with them, they would improvise with little
little rulings that pertain into the protection of Islam fight.
		
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			So after the death of the Prophet alayhi salatu, salam, you read this on your own,
		
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			I hate reading English, by now before going to
		
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			the second stage, which is the stage of pre doctrine stage, which relates to the companions era and
the tambourine era. If we look at the companions era,
		
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			there were recorded that 130 of the companions about give or take few
		
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			were coated to be fatwah.
		
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			How many companions were there? There are more there were more than 100,000. For those who went for
Hajj with the Prophet Assam, what approximately 100,000
		
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			the fine for me, the meaning of companion.
		
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			The Arab Mohammed is not sufficient.
		
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			Believe you can meet but you will not believe so you meet the Prophet. So you believe in the
Prophet. So?
		
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			Yes, this is very important that he dies on Islam.
		
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			So this is the definition of a companion
		
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			of the Prophet Alayhi Salam
		
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			To sell them. Now, can any one of you say that I'm the companion of awesome? No, I need to have like
five, six CDs to know you. We have to eat together, you have to invite me a lot outside, so that we
can relate and say, yes, we're companions. Except when it comes to the profit alleys of Ceylon, the
owner of companionship is sufficient by meeting him by believing in Him and dying on Islam. And
you'll become a companion. But of course they are what
		
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			levels that go way, way up. Like the 10, heavenly bound
		
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			of the companions, may Allah be pleased with them. And then it can be with someone who just met the
Prophet s Salaam, gave Salaam and left not even heard anything of him. There are companions that did
not even hear. One of the companions was five years old. And he's considered to be one of the
youngest. He said, all what I remember.
		
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			He said five years old kid, that when I saw the Prophet he was performing.
		
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			And he was turning the water in his mouth, he saw me he spit in my face.
		
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			You know, what do you play with the children? Is it this is the only thing I remember. But he still
is considered to be a companion. What is the big role of companions, men and women? What's the
difference? No. There are men, yes. Women doubtful. Why?
		
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			The levels of the companions is so high to the extent that the Prophet said at a selection do not
abuse do not curse my companions. For if one of you were to give the amount of effort in gold, for
the sake of Allah, this would not reach the mood of one of them of grain. Not even half of it.
		
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			What does this mean? Yeah, and he the Prophet is saying that to his companions. And you know, who he
said this idea to?
		
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			Does anybody know?
		
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			You don't know. You have some Sahabi known name Harley Davidson.
		
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			His nickname is
		
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			say for love the sword of Allah. De confining right. He had a dispute, verbally, with a man in one
of the 10 heaven bound, both from koresh both are great companions. The Prophet alayhi salatu was
Salam was married to the aunt of Haile demurely, and by the way, harlot, and Abdullah bass, were
cousins. They had to to their mothers were sisters.
		
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			And the third mother, or the third sister was married to the prophet who was maimunah
		
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			and had melody peace with them. So the Prophet has said and when he saw a moment of clashing with
harlot, Khalid is safe Allah, the warrior, the great Legion, he's addressing college college, do not
abuse or curse or fight with my companions. He didn't say,
		
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			I'm your companion as well. No, no, no, there is a difference between heaven and earth. This is at
the Roman Empire. Now, one of the first three or four you accept this lab. Who are you? You accepted
Islam on the eighth fear of hegira meaning after 21 years of Abdullah man accepting Islam and you
abusing my companion by Allah if you were to give the mountain of offered in gold, for charity, this
would not be even as close as Abdullah giving his full hand of grain, not even his half hand.
		
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			And this is addressed to who to highlight. Now adays we find imbeciles hypocrites talking about the
companions of the Prophet alayhi salatu salam, slandering them. I'm not talking about Africa. These
are trash. I'm not any I'm not even mentioning them. I'm talking about people who call themselves
should never come on live TV.
		
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			Talking about why we're even having sufian he used to scribe the Quran with the way he was revealed.
The Prophet would tell him while he can write.
		
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			His father is a was one
		
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			who was an enemy but then became a companion and then died in the course of Allah. His sister is
		
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			The mother of the believers. Woman, what many What's her name?
		
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			What's your mother's name? My mother's name is Fatima. Yeah, what is your the wife of the prophets
name?
		
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			Oh, Habiba. What's that original name?
		
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			Close.
		
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			So handle so many gifts I have, but I'm not presenting to anyone. Rama,
		
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			Rama, Alicia, these are your mothers. You have to know them. I once went to a hospital
		
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			with one of my daughters.
		
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			And
		
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			in the reception, she said, What's your daughter's name? I said, Julia.
		
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			And they said, What?
		
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			Is it? Julia? Yeah, she wasn't from Egypt, said Why?
		
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			What do you mean? Why should Why choose such a situation you happen to have the wife of the prophet
Isaiah said, I'm a Menominee.
		
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			I never heard of this name.
		
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			She's a Muslim. She's a Punjabi. She has never, ever heard of the names of our mother. And son, when
I tell you what are their mother's name, it was deja
		
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			vu.
		
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			This is problematic. This is essential of your religion.
		
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			And you have to know your history. Without history, you don't have any present presence. And you
don't have any future. You need to know these people because Sharla when you enter agenda,
		
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			you will be with them. Insha Allah. So
		
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			what brought us so you do not come close to saying any negative thing about the companions. They're
not because if you do, you may face the issue of not entering gentle with them.
		
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			You have to have a clean heart to them by so they were 130 of the companions, we are very pleased
with them
		
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			that were coated to give back to them.
		
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			Now, their classification are as follows one
		
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			some of the companions were known to be plentiful in giving federal so we have great volumes and
books of them. Collective and for example, Ramadan, no hapa there is a two volume big book this much
of his fat was on everything.
		
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			Hammer was allergy. One of the scholars of Syria is old. I think he's still living, but he is a
researcher and he compiled these from different different books.
		
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			Seven one of them were
		
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			plentiful, and they were Omar
		
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			Ali didn't
		
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			even miss rude. What's his first name?
		
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			La.
		
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			Ayesha
		
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			that'd be Bucher they did.
		
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			tabet make the distinction between zeta
		
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			and zeta when
		
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			they didn't had his father off.
		
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			They didn't had it was the adopted son of the Prophet Sam before adoption was abrogated. And he
loved Osama his son, who was black.
		
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			And he loved his father, who was Zaid, who was wait. And people used to talk behind the back saying
that, Oh, can he be black and his father's White is any something fishy? Not knowing that his mother
was Emma's mother was on why when at a senior slave who used to care for the provenance and she was
so old, but so Pamela
		
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			they didn't have that was Maddie.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Oh, Zainab bint
		
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			jahsh.
		
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			She is the cousin of the Prophet that is Oceana. She was from koresh. And the Prophet advised her to
marry his freed slave adopted slave. She married him but she did not like him. He used to complain
to him. And she used to complain, but he said, keep keep staying and he'd be patient until Allah
ordered
		
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			them to be separated and then all the profit to marry her so that the Arabs would know that there is
no adoption. How can he marry his daughter in law if he was my son, but he's not
		
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			So this is what happened anyhow.
		
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			Yes. So Zane
		
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			is the scholar of the companions. And even at bass, his father His name is
		
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			we often see and hear the Abba dealer.
		
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			They saw other dealer of the companions. They are referring to the love neuroma. I'm the love ms
road. I'm the love bass, and I Billa have now in the last and also there is the law hipness debate.
So these five about the law narrated Hadees. They were scholars who used to give fatwa depending on
little or more anymore, so we have even aroma. May Allah be pleased with it. So the three Abdullah
road, even aroma, and even at bass were among those scholars who used to give a lot of fat one. We
have so many big volumes, stage to the moderate, not a lot, but not what little and they were 13.
Among them was Abu Bakar Earth man on selama whose home cinema, the mother of the believers, the
		
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			wife of the Prophet alayhi salatu was Salam. And as a Malik, Abu Saeed huri Abu hurayrah, Abdullah
bin Nasser in the last in a Zubair that is Abdullah Mohammed Abu Musab al ash id jabil. Even
		
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			more I've been Jebel sad in the IV walk cos sell man who Sandman,
		
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			Pharisees
		
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			these companions, may Allah be pleased with them. If we would just like to give a preview.
		
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			It will take our day. But living with the companions is second to none, you have to see, when you
study to see you refresh your heart, but sometimes it becomes bored. Not because you're recovered.
But this is human nature. Sometimes you pray to emulate, you become bored. So that does that mean
I'm sinful? No, this is human nature, you get bored. So you have to change. Now, if you study to see
if you said if you look if you said the Heidi, and you will become bored, what to do PlayStation
four, no, go to Sierra, go to the companions, this refreshes your heart because whenever you compare
yourself to them, and to the difficulties, you find that you settle down once you read it, and it
		
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			gives you a lot of boost and power Sharla to move on.
		
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			third category those who gave at one but it was very, very little. And among them is Allison and
that Hussein, who are they the sons of God and Fatima
		
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			obey Him in a car, though, obey is one of the learned companions in for an the Prophet told us
learned or an from for obeying the cap
		
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			of the law, wrote in noumea Salim Mola or the Buddha and so on. So obey was a well known,
established scholar, but not everyone used to give fatwa. They used to feel saying halal Haram, if I
asked Now, what's the ruling on this? I'll get everybody saying
		
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			they're very big, no problem. You've asked what's your ruling on hedge fund?
		
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			Some say home mortgages, you find a lot of fatwas from people who are not even qualified. The
Companions used to what? Hold back. Even if they had knowledge that is 99%. They were afraid that
this 1% may take them to *. So why should I bother? Take it to share, share, share? So the fact
we're used to go round and come back to the individual once again, each one is pushing it to the one
next to him. Unlike what we do today, we have this.
		
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			I wouldn't say call it courage. But it is carelessness when you have people saying Yeah, how long?
		
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			Or how long without proper knowledge.
		
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			So
		
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			obeying the God, you and I'm sorry, asthma meant the burger is a diminished outcome. So ban
		
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			The servant of the Prophet Alayhi, Salatu, salam, and so on.
		
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			We move on to the different categories.
		
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			In the name says jurisprudence and knowledge have spread in the nation, by the hands of the students
of evenness rule is a fabric. I'm the loving aroma. And I'm beloved now the bass, which means that
these four prominent companions were the cause of spreading knowledge, systematically, in the
Islamic world how the Medina school had two prominent companions, Ava Norma and zeytinburnu Savage.
		
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			They does this mean they were no other companions?
		
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			No, there were so many we said that 130 but not every one of them had their own students who would
take the knowledge and pass it on. And this is the difference between the different schools of
thought we will come to that inshallah
		
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			by Mecca, who was the soul companion that dominated the network and the spreading of knowledge.
		
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			And in Iraq, we had the great scholar, the great companion of the law, economists rude. And when we
say that they were the schools of jurisprudence, the companions who spread it, bear in mind, when we
talk about scholars, we do not compare them to nowadays scholars,
		
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			their
		
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			Arabic is good,
		
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			is it
		
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			they're fluent. Not only that, I'm an Arab.
		
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			Originally, but I'm born in Arabia, I'm a native of I don't speak anything my mother tongue, even my
father son is out of it.
		
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			But my Arabic compared to theirs is like one out of 1000
		
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			series, one out of 1000 because then Arabic is pure fossa backed by poetry, by prose by so many
things, just to explain to you one single word.
		
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			So if I want to come to the word like rain,
		
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			right,
		
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			they are solid. This is the basic we study not as an example any student of knowledge when they go
to university, in the
		
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			subject of ossola, they bring you the difference in meaning of one word to emphasize the importance
of Arabic. You cannot be a students of knowledge without Arabic. First off, and we always give the
example of
		
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			an Arabic It refers to the letter in the alphabet, I in rain, okay.
		
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			It also refers to
		
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			the I it's called nine. It refers to a spy who comes because he snoops it on it refers to the spring
Island fee how to some Sevilla. Okay, so it's a spring coming from, it refers to the entity of the
thing, I use shape, I know a shape the thing itself, the entity of the thing, so many meaningful one
word, if you don't know Arabic,
		
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			you are gone. And I always give this example I don't know if I was give it or not. here somewhere
else. I was doing a course in eminence, about the funeral preparation. If a person dies, how to
shroud him how to wash him, the things we do with the things we don't before the death after death,
the prayer the burial. So I was reading in one
		
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			website of America of any man of America, America. Correct, has to be so the man is saying the man
is translating a hadith. He says seven are martyrs in Islam, other than those who die in the
battlefield.
		
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			So he's saying the one who dies under a collapsing building in fire, drowning and stabbed.
		
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			stabbed
		
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			by a knife.
		
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			First time I heated this so I know the Hadith by heart said What is this?
		
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			in reading the Arabic, the word is macaroon.
		
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			macaron has two meanings, one stabbed with a knife, the other meaning is playing
		
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			our own. So the person of dies of our own is called more prone. So the man because being not Arab,
so says, one of the martyrs is the man being stabbed. So if I'm in Harlem
		
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			and a man says, Hey, give me a wallet or establish an
		
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			alma mater and then I die and discovered that the translation was wrong.
		
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			So, it is important in Islam in students have knowledge you learn out of it, not just learn it,
master it.
		
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			So that when you read the Quran, you feel the connection, but now, you are depending on my
translation of whatever I see. And I say and this is why this is my translation.
		
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			And there are mistakes, but you are following my mistakes. And this we will come inshallah to
discuss later on when we come to blind following, or he had to flee the system. So these four great
companions to in Medina who
		
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			Shabbat of the love neuroma one in Makkah, the loved one in Iraq, and Billa, even mushroom, again,
their knowledge is none compared to us. It's sufficient to know that our beloved westroads said,
I've taken from the mouth of the Prophet Islam, straight more than 70 surah how many suitors are the
Quran?
		
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			114 Yeah, and he missed 44 soldiers. He wasn't there. But he took it the following hour, or the
following day from the combat but he took from the prophets mouth, straight more than 70 sewers. We
don't even learn the Quran from a chef.
		
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			We just learned it from maybe memorizing it in the masjid. There are scholars who memorize the
Quran, to the Prophet with a chain of narratives. So he says, He comes to you, my shame is shown. So
he learned from history and so on. So, so and so so and so to the prophet Isaiah sell.
		
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			Their knowledge is like ours, definitely. So knowledge is something that is really heavy, it's not
something that you go like to McDonald's drive thru one big mac and one macro piece. And you move on
this is not knowledge, this is drive through knowledge. This is drive through knowledge, you have to
develop, you have to devote time, you have to spend eight, nine hours a day reading, researching,
calling, share, hi read this, what is the meaning of this? I don't understand. You have to
communicate, not just attend the course. And that is it. You have to pay more attention in Sharla.
		
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			by Jews, Judas students and fill in that tab in error. Now, these companions had
		
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			disciples had students. So in Medina, who were the students, we find that we had the seven jurists
known as alpha, a samurai. And we had Salim, winner, and azuri. What is this? Now if we would like
to go into details?
		
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			This would take a full day. Because you have to know who are the seven jewelers, but I'll give you
the name.
		
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			Everybody knows say that man. Was he?
		
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			One of the great tambourine.
		
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			One of the most well known facts about him. He said that I prayed in the message of the Medina for
50 years in the first row, never missed the first row. And for 40 years, or sorry, I prayed 50 years
never missed the deck beer utterly wrong. But 40 years of them. I never looked at the back of
someone in front of me because there was no one in front of me.
		
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			What kind of if he was behind him? Yes, but he was maybe a little bit to the right.
		
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			Don't be technical.
		
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			So this say the moon was he
		
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			was Yanni you go
		
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			To his life story,
		
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			how his daughter, he rejected the proposal of the son of the king.
		
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			He proposed to his daughters, no. And he gave his daughter to the poorest student of his whose wife
died. So he gave it to her to him. And after the seven days of the wedding, the man was prepared to
go. She said, What are you going to do? I'm going to attend your father's class said, stay. What you
find with him, you'll find with me. He said, I started learning from her. And I found her full of
knowledge like her father. So he skipped his father, his teachers classes, he stayed with his wife.
She's more knowledgeable. So he didn't say
		
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			Obama's debate.
		
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			Who was his mother?
		
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			But he was not a companion. He did not see the Prophet as he was born. After the death of the
Prophet Allah is awesome. His father was a debater, now I'm one of the 10 heaven bound, he was a
knowledgeable scholar of the tambourine
		
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			Sim, the son of Mohammed in Alabama. So, his grandfather was a boubakeur. So deep, then you have
obeyed the law and
		
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			then the son of zaidan his habit, his name is hydrogen. So, again, all their parents were companions
were scholars. So they match anybody up and the seventh, there is a difference of opinion among
scholars. The most authentic is Abu Salah, the son of Abdullah
		
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			and some say he is other than that, we will not go into this inshallah. So these are the seven
jewelers well known in Medina, at the time of the tambourine to be places of fatwah. Anyone who has
a problem he goes through them,
		
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			but also with them was Salim, who was selling the son of the love neuroma.
		
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			So I'm belemnite Ahmad was the prominent Mufti along with zaidan sabot. So his son was very silent
in Abdullah neuroma. The other one is not fair. And who's not fair, the freed slave of Amen, amen
again. So again, all those connected to in Oman were scholars of the religion and azuri in new
Shahab, as robbery
		
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			was one of the top and he and he's also one of the well known scholars of Medina. If you go to
Mecca,
		
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			you will find the students of it numbers and you have appa ignorable, he was freed slave.
		
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			But he came
		
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			to become or he ended becoming one of the greatest scholars of Islam of Mecca. The halifa came for
Hajj
		
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			and everybody in hajj crowded. Everybody was giving way to appa, who's black slave.
		
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			And the halifa was shocked. Nobody's giving me respect and giving me weight. But I thought the slave
they're giving him way and asking him about rulings of Hajin you know, respecting him. He was a
little bit you know, upset. Who's the slave? This is APA is one of the greatest scholars of Makkah.
He said, serpin Allah, Allah uplifts people with knowledge. This is why he's deserving it because of
his knowledge. I am the king. Nobody's even looking at me.
		
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			And there is a horse, there is Mujahid. There is a key man. All of these are great scholars of the
tambourine. If you open the book, empathy, you will always find them
		
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			interpreting the Quran giving Deaf seed because even ambass was the leader of interpreting the Quran
so they were carrying it to us if you go to Al Basra, where is a Muslim
		
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			in Iran, so at the time of the debate we had to Basra and we had Kufa
		
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			these two prominent
		
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			cities in a bus route. We had the famous cavalry and has an El Masri. Then you have even seen Hamad
ABCD and you have Abu Colaba and you have attack. When you go to El Kufa you have also the students
of the loan Masood, you have Alabama and his student Ibrahim and now you have Masaru
		
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			You have Aveda, and you have tried alcohol the but again, this is for your own homework, you go and
study their names and go into their biography and learn their way of acquiring knowledge and how
they spread their knowledge of a dean. By now, we move on to the third category, which is the period
of the schools of thought. We have four prominent schools of thought
		
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			led by
		
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			the Imams who established these schools of thought, number one, Abu hanifa, born in year 80, died in
150.
		
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			Malik, born in 93, died in 179.
		
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			a share free Born in 150.
		
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			We've seen 150 here before, right? When
		
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			so he was born when Abu hanifa died
		
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			and he died in 204. I met and please remember these figures, the birth and the death because later
on in the presentation, it's missing. So you may need to add it Born in 164 and died in 241.
		
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			Fight before we go to the for a mams the four great schools of thought we have two special mentioned
the Imams of extinct schools of thought we have an hassanal bustling, who had his own school of
thought we have sufian authority, we have an Imam outside of Lebanon, we have a layth inside of
Egypt and a later bin Salman for example, was a contemporary of Imam Malik. Yet they all say that a
labor minister I was more knowledgeable than human medic
		
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			and one of the advantages of the LA Femina sag, he was a judge and he was a millionaire in Egypt and
he used to sponsor students of knowledge and scholars among them in America. So not only he was
knowledgeable, he used to benefit people with what with money and this means and this shows you the
route through
		
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			fabric of such scholars is not only teaching it's also implementing you had also severely Marina you
had the famous mahad this is how it Nora Jolla and he was a contemporary of a magnet now it's hot in
La Jolla Some say his name differently you can say is half Devendra Jolla and you can see his half
even Rockaway like see my way or see boy, it is pronounced differently. Jurors pronounce it
differently to had this people have had this is some end you have a booster or an injury or a
poverty. The well known compiler of
		
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			of Deaf see FC a very well known by Why do we say that they had extended schools of thought when
they had more knowledge than the four imams. The scholars say the difference between these extend
schools and the existing four schools that the four schools of thought had students devoted to
spreading the teachings of their share.
		
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			These other shoe these other imams did not have the same devoted students. This is why elated nisarg
though was more knowledgeable than him Amharic Allah did not facilitate for his men have to be
widely spread because he did not have a lot of students. He did not have a lot of classes and
conducted like Imam Malik ns may Allah have mercy on them all.
		
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			By
		
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			now we begin we will not finish.
		
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			So how about we take a
		
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			break and we will come back at 1205 Okay, john