Bilal Assad – The Prophets Series #21 Shuayb (AS) & Musas (AS) Birth PT 1

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			Salam alaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
		
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			Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah Kareem while early he was Sofie Jemaine
		
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			my brothers and sisters in Islam. Welcome back.
		
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			Today in sha Allah. I'm going to go back a little bit to the end of the story of Yusuf Ali his
Salaam and then continue from there. Last week we spoke about or the week before we spoke about the
Prophet au Valley, he said, and the Prophet Zulu Kiffin and Prophet than noon alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			Today insha Allah I'm going to talk about Prophet Shohei Alayhis Salam followed by Prophet Musa
alayhis salam.
		
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			Now the prophet shall aid Alayhis Salam
		
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			is set to be either after Musa alayhis salam
		
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			or before more Salah has Sudan in between.
		
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			Zulu in between Yun Salah Salem and Musa
		
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			I rest
		
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			I rest on the opinion that he was approximately at the time of more Salah Salem or just before some
narrations but they're not reliable say that it was possibly even he lived into the time of Musa
alayhis salam and that Messiah said I met him but I don't think that's reliable.
		
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			Sure I
		
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			is one of the four Arabic prophets.
		
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			The error profits are solid who would shy and Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam is married Allah
His Sudan was not an Arab but he learned the Arabic language and became among the Arabs and married
them from the Arabs and from whom most of the Middle Eastern people and the Hejaz, the Arabian
Peninsula people came from
		
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			the original Arabs a very dark you'd think they're actually African.
		
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			The original Arabs
		
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			so my brothers and sisters in Islam, Mohamed Salah Salem was an Eric from SMA that Eastern Shore
high valleys Sudan was an Arab
		
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			but he was from the original Arabs.
		
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			Show I gotta use Sudan
		
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			is mentioned in the Quran in more than 19 places.
		
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			And his story is very significant.
		
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			Shy Bala is Salam was sent to people in a place called Meridian
		
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			in the Torah, and in the Bible, it's called Midian.
		
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			The Midianites lived somewhere in the northwest of the Arabian peninsula of Saudi Arabia, and it's
surrounded by three countries of today. If you want to pinpoint them for today, they were
		
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			in the edge southwest of Saudi Arabia, bordered by Jordan,
		
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			West, no self Palestine,
		
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			and also Egypt.
		
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			Medan is close to Egypt, because today you'll see the story of Musa alayhis salam, he also went to
Medion
		
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			Shanghai ballet, his Salah
		
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			was from the people of Medina, because Allah says we're Isla mediana Aha, I'm sure either and to
Madeon their brother shy. We sent him to them. Brother doesn't mean that he was
		
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			they were all his brothers and sisters, his siblings in the Arabic language when you say someone is
the brother of someone either means by blood, or brother in humanity, or by relationship or his from
the same tribe. He was from the people of Medina. So Allah called him
		
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			is there brother. Now some fucka Mara here for us.
		
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			Allah is acknowledging in the Quran and telling us that the people of Medina and were polytheists
they worship idols. They worship many different idols.
		
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			Although they claimed that they were under proper religion. They claimed that they were real Muslims
actually on the religion of Prophet Abraham Abraham had he said that because they were from his
descendants.
		
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			But they made partners with Allah subhanho wa Taala and claimed to be on the right path. Now since
they are kuffaar, Allah subhanaw taala still calls Shai their brother.
		
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			The question is, are we allowed to
		
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			sometimes call ourselves a brother or a sister of non Muslims?
		
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			The answer is yes.
		
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			The difference between what Allah has forbidden
		
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			in associating yourself with non Muslim, and what he allows you is to associate yourselves with non
Muslims based on religion.
		
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			You need to share with them their religion and they share with yours and you are their brother in
partnership of their religion and they are brothers and sisters in partnership of religion. So we
cannot say we are brothers and sisters in religion. But you can say we are brothers and sisters in
humanity, in tribe, in nation. You were born from them, for example, in Russia has relatives
		
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			and all the verses of the Quran that talk about weather and Baroque which means allegiance and
bearing innocence from them,
		
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			is all related to Deen. It's always in the context of the in any area in the Quran. Anyone fit
dealing in the religion. As for other things we are allowed to associate with them on worldly
matters. business matters, sometimes as a relationship. For example, we can marry from the Jews and
Christian women, people of the book.
		
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			So my brothers and sisters in Islam, it's an it's an interesting point that the scholars spoke about
the focal hub jurisprudence, scholars talked about short as being their brother, and there are other
passages in the Quran like that. So what you learned at the end, for him sure, either. And to me at
the end, we sent them their brother in Shanghai. And he said to them while he called me, he said, Oh
my people.
		
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			And then the same message comes along like all the other prophets don't worship any other Lord, but
Allah alone. Why do you worship several Gods when Allah is your Creator?
		
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			And not only that the people of Shanghai had a, for the first time a crime that has not yet been
mentioned in the Quran for other people before the people of Medina and what did they do?
		
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			They actually were extortionists. They extorted people for their money. They were highway robbers
and they charged taxes inland, which was not theirs. And anyone who went on the highway, which is a
public place, they used to take money from people by force, or they would rob them.
		
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			Also, they used to deal in unfair dealings. Unfair dealings, if they sold, they wouldn't do fair
trade.
		
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			They take more than what they deserved, or they would pay less than what it deserved. Deliberately,
they would trick buyers and sellers unfair trade, unfair business, extortion and robbery and fraud.
		
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			This is what the people of Meridian were known for in the Quran.
		
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			So not only did Allah send him because of the polyphony ism he sent them also because of
		
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			this corruption, corruption, economic corruption.
		
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			And Allah does not take these matters lightly.
		
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			Riba for example usury
		
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			the correct word is usury for interest. It's not really interest. It's usury
		
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			is a major sin in Islam.
		
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			Because it is unfair trade.
		
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			My Brothers and Sisters in Islam, sure I Balasana was sent to them because of that.
		
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			And in the Quran, he mentioned that a lot, what I did what he advised them, and one of the biggest
debates between a prophet and his people happened. The Quran is full of this debate in detail. Some
of the examples of this debate were
		
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			that they considered themselves educated, technologically advanced,
		
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			very intelligent, and they consider themselves on the right path. So they said to show I, yeah,
shall I, shall I?
		
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			We used to look at you as always, man.
		
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			What are you saying to us?
		
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			Look at us, we are on the right path. You're the one who is deluded. And he will return back to them
and use other arguments.
		
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			One of the things he would say to them is
		
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			why would I want to sit here debating my people and as you can see, I have no nothing in return. I'm
not asking you for wealth or accommodation, or status or position or fame, fortune nothing.
		
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			I also have lived with you all my life. You know me and I know you
		
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			don't accuse me of things.
		
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			Now when he debated that, like every other prophet is an excellent debater an excellent because they
have good truth reasoning.
		
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			They started to reply, ridiculing and mocking his worship. So they started talking
		
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			About his worship, saying ASALA took Moroccan and natural Kumbhakarna. Yeah. Luna?
		
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			Is your prayers, this religion of yours? Is this commanding you to tell us to leave and abandoned
what our forefathers is to abandon.
		
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			Wala, we see You're nothing but a man gone crazy. You're deluded. I started mocking Him with all
these ways, these are same debates that happened today in the world. There is nothing new about what
the people of Shanghai used to do and say and what we say and do today in in the 21st century,
actually, the people are tribal, so similar to the people of today.
		
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			And they also took pride in science,
		
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			education,
		
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			technology.
		
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			But a civilization is not to take pride because of how technologically advanced it is.
		
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			That doesn't mean anything.
		
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			What a civilization should take pride on proper, good, truthful civilization. A glorious and
venerable civilization
		
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			is one who operates on justice, high values, and high morals. Most important is justice. These
people have none of that. So all the technology meant nothing. You can see actually in,
		
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			in northwest of Saudi Arabia, they still have their homes. They're similar to the people of Saleh
and
		
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			these the carve homes in their mountains. They inherited that technology from their forefathers you
can see the secret palaces and caves can't be mountain so they hide Han had high advanced technology
and equipment
		
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			compared to their time.
		
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			They prided themselves as being on the truth.
		
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			Shai valet his salon, tried endlessly with them.
		
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			Until finally, they came with all the other people came towards their profits, they challenged him
15 out DeMatha I don't why don't you bring about what you are promising us a punishment and torture
from your Lord?
		
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			Come on.
		
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			We're on the truth. What's going to happen to us? It's like today we say, if you don't believe in
God, you'll say well, all this rubbish talk and all this nonsense. All this, you guys are off with
the fairies.
		
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			So there's not a proper argument anyway.
		
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			Don't believe all this stuff. This is exactly what the people have showed you. This is the same
arguments they used to tell him very modern arguments.
		
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			So really, when we hear about
		
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			that we are more advanced. Now humanity has gone forward?
		
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			Honestly, we haven't. Not really for those who really study it.
		
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			I don't want to go into too much detail. But with our technological advancement, we are causing more
corruption, more deaths, more disunity, more injustice, killing the environment,
		
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			killing the atmosphere.
		
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			The wealth is all in one place. A small percentage of the people of the world have the wealth the
rest of them in poverty,
		
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			living on not more than 40 cents a day. Third World countries are the majority of the world.
		
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			The money is shared among a bunch of people who can fit inside of a normal passenger plane.
		
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			Where is the justice and the equality here? Where is the advancement of human civilization? There is
nothing different than them and us today, really, except the buildings and technology that we have.
Brothers and Sisters in Islam.
		
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			When they said this to show Hi, Allah Subhana Allah said for hochkar Li him we'll call
		
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			it was justifiably, their choice to suffer the consequences as a result of their own action, and
almost as one model and now I can count on for something else in the morning. They did not we did
not oppress them they oppressed themselves just like the people before them.
		
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			And so my brothers and sisters, they challenged him with he goes, they said to him, bring upon us
all these different types of torches and different punishments. Bring upon us the the tornadoes and
being as fun as the earthquakes and the fire and whatever you're talking about. Subhan Allah Allah
subhana wa Taala gave them exactly what they asked for. Not one or two types of punishments, but all
sorts and colors of punishments as they requested.
		
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			When Allah subhanaw taala takes up people he says in the Quran, we either have no legal Korea
		
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			when we want or see that the destruction of a people is going to happen when we want to do that, a
madman with raffia first of all,
		
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			we send messengers upon messengers to them, we send truths upon
		
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			truth to them, we send all this clarity to them until it is as clear as the sun. And then they
corrupt deliberately after knowing
		
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			for the Myrna hatted mirror, and then we completely obliterate it. These were the people of before
Mohamed Salah waves.
		
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			And these people were the last of all the prophets whose people were destroyed, by the way, they
were the last meridian.
		
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			And when Allah knows that people have no more benefit on Earth, and there is no more hope, and then
he takes them back to him.
		
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			He hasn't really destroyed them. Really, all he's done is from where he brought them he has taken
them back. Then we say in Manila or in LA erosion from Allah, we came to Him we shall return. And
Allah says, put it on my knowledge. At the end of the day, everything upon this earth is going to
perish. The universe in the earth is going to be destroyed or perish. Now Allah says, We have
covered Europe because in January when Iraq and in the Face of your Lord will stay, your Lord will
stay and nothing else.
		
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			couldn't learn Harlequin indovirtue and everything will be destroyed except Allah. And then Allah
brings us all back on a day of judgment. So my brothers and sisters, the people love Shall I,
therefore, the punishment of Allah in Allah's wisdom and justice Shai valet Salah was saved with his
family and a few of the people who followed him, and he destroyed them. Allah mentioned different
types of punishments, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, fire upon them that came out of the
volcanoes, dust.
		
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			And what happened to them was that they actually couldn't get out of their homes in time. The
earthquakes and everything that happened, made them stuck inside their homes overnight. And they
couldn't even make it out of their own homes. They were buried inside their homes, buried and
burned. Some of them swallowed by the Earth gone.
		
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			And the Lord tells us about the story saying go past, can you see any more anything left of them,
take example of them to all the other people,
		
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			my brothers and sisters in Islam. And so the story of shy although brief, it has many meanings. And
I advise you to get into the Quran and read about my dad in and lead the people of Medina and the
people of Shipe. They were also called as herbal Aika, by the way as herbal Aiko, which means the
people of the wood, the people of the tree, alayka means a tree. And plural, if you want to it's the
woods can also mean acre acre means woods or forest, but it also can mean one tree. And what they
used to do was that they used to believe, and I want you to listen to this very carefully. They used
to believe that wood trees, forests or trees had special significance spiritually. They believe that
		
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			souls of the ancestors resided in them, and that they could get blessings from these trees. They
used to hang their utensils, their weaponry, their clothing, sometimes whatever they had to seek
lessons from these trees, in what resides within them. spirits that reside within them. They believe
they want God. But they may partners with Allah. And so they lost their way. And I think this is one
of the places where universally people believe in knocking on wood, when they are jealous of
something or when you have something nice and you want to talk about it and then you fear that
people will give you the jinx die or something like that. So knock on wood, not only Muslims do,
		
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			people in all walks of life do that. But it has no nothing in our religion, nothing in Islam or even
in Christianity or even Judaism.
		
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			But people made it up along the way knock on wood, because they believe it's something special about
amazing though how advanced we are supposed to be today. And apparently we've evolved into a smarter
being. Yet we still believe
		
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			in superstitious things. Some people still believe in the star signs. If you're born in a particular
month, it means that you're like this or you're like that.
		
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			So my brother and sisters in Islam, such were the people before and nothing really has changed today
except their language and the things we use a little bit different. That's about it the clothes we
were a little bit different. That's all
		
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			we live in a world where you can be anything you want.
		
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			Male, female, half none. Something else we don't know what it is.
		
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			Table chair, camera,
		
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			non existent. All good.
		
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			Because we've evolved they say
		
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			my brothers and sisters in Islam. I'm only joking. Now from shore I've Alayhis Salam. We go now on
backwards a little bit to the time of use of allihies Center.
		
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			Now I'm not going to talk about use of I certainly have four lectures about it.
		
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			But I need to go backwards a little bit to go for
		
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			over so that we can understand the story and for
		
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			a few lessons back, we finished off with use of Alayhis Salam being almost like the king of Egypt
		
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			and the Israelites, the Israelites, meaning the children have jacobellis Sarah, and he had 12 sons.
They are the anyone who was born with them were then called historically till today, the children of
Israel, mainly the Jews of today
		
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			that most of them went from Palestine,
		
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			to Egypt, and they live in
		
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			the family of use of Isola him and his brothers and people started to migrate and started to live in
Egypt. They were called the Israelites.
		
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			These Israelites kept on migrating and
		
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			regenerating and giving birth until
		
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			reproducing until they became about 600,000 to 700,000 people, Israelites over a over a course of
about 100 years after the use of Ali Salaam
		
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			and the original
		
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			Pharaoh was a Coptic, the cops they called the Egyptian Copts, the Pharaoh himself, gave the high
position of authority to use of Ali's center and it is said we're not sure that the Pharaoh at that
time of use of a sudden his name was Walid al Walid.
		
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			Well, it's not just the Islamic name. Okay, I'll when it. He was the fair and it was said that he
converted to Islam. When we say Islam, we say that all the prophets
		
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			believed in the same message from God, which is the meaning of Muslim, submit and surrender to the
message of God, except that you are a Muslim.
		
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			Iran has come to the low Muslims are not named after a man or a woman or a tribe, or a place or an
event.
		
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			You find I think every other religion is named after a place or an event or someone or a tribe. We
are not going back to anything the word Muslim means is a verb and a noun. Submit surrender, accept
follow. So anything that submits surrenders, accepts and follows is called a Muslim. By that
definition, the sun is a Muslim the moon is a Muslim, the baby that is born as a Muslim. That's why
sometimes we use the word when someone converts to Islam we'd like to use the word revert both of
them are correct, convert or revert.
		
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			But sometimes we like to say revert, means you turn back to the way you were born Muslim. We say
Hey, Sally salaam was Muslim Musa was Muslim US Vice and was not all of them are a Muslim, all
Muslims.
		
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			So the Pharaoh converted to Islam apparently, and they followed righteousness. And then Yusuf Ali
Salam took over the authority, not as Pharaoh but as the authority. So the Pharaoh hardly had any
power after that.
		
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			No, Yusuf Ali salaam died. And from him can children from his brother's can children as well.
		
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			As time went on,
		
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			the people of Egypt, the Copts, the pharaohs, started to associate themselves with pride again.
		
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			And so nationalism crept back in
		
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			the cops returned to become a nationalistic
		
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			nation.
		
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			When nationalism start to creep in, the first people they looked at was whoever was not part of the
nation.
		
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			Fair of the pharaoh pride started to creep in the oldest trick in the book for the police to shape
up, he will never leave us.
		
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			Let's go pick it out our desires, you are the best. And he is the master because he's the master of
pride, at least remember, he didn't bow down to Adam.
		
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			So the pharaohs returned to them, and so did their people. And they started looking at the
Israelites, they are not from our blood, they are not like our nation, they are not of our
forefathers, who the * are these people go back to where you came from.
		
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			And then what happened?
		
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			The first thing they did, the courts was that they started to think of ways to take them the
Israelites out of the political positions and positions of power and economy, wealth, and power,
status, reputation, they want to break all of that first.
		
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			And so what happened was that they started to extort them.
		
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			And somehow they started to take away their land. The land went back to the cops, and then the crops
the produce of their crops went to the cops. Any home or property was taken from the Israelites by
force and given to the cops. Anyone who shared the blood of the Coptics they're the ones
		
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			The courts had to own the land, their produce and their homes. And so the Israelites began to become
subjugated and oppressed right up to about nearly 100 to 120 years after that came the real pharaoh
that the Quran talks about. We don't know his real name some say he was Ramses or Ramses the second
I don't know what all these people these ideas we don't know. We don't know which Pharaoh it is. And
in fact, the Quran and the Sunnah does not mention his name
		
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			is not worthy of his mentioned
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam told us that he is the worst
		
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			creature of Allah, He is the worst, create him he is the worst person on earth, in all of history.
Pharaoh in every sense of the word.
		
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			So Allah calls him crown, but the word Quran is not a name. That's not his name. It's a title.
		
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			You know, every country has a title
		
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			of their kings.
		
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			The king of Egypt is called a fairer.
		
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			And so came this particular Pharaoh, who was a tyrant
		
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			and just full of pride.
		
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			He called himself the God and the Lord of Egypt.
		
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			People had to worship him beside God. He believed in God.
		
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			But He believed that he is another type of God.
		
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			He believed he was another type of God. In the Quran, Pharaoh used to talk about himself, to the
people say, Man, I live to recommend Allah and really, I did not know any other God that you should
worship beside me.
		
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			Look at the Nile River as it flows beneath my control and your plantation and everything else and
your livelihood. He's not saying there's no God. He's saying he's another God. And in Egypt, he is
the God that has to be worshipped, because in Egypt, he is the one who provides them. Therefore he
deserves their worship. He deserves their worship in economically, politically, socially,
		
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			in their lives. As for at home, he allowed them to worship whoever they want to worship inside their
home.
		
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			So we separated
		
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			state
		
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			and private affairs separate. Your religion has no place in my kingdom, and my state and my politics
are in the way I run the country. No police, just like today brothers and sisters, secularism kind
of except that he called himself a god. See the word God, there's anything that's worshipped. You
can call it any other name, if you like.
		
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			But Pharaoh called himself that in the outside world, I make laws. I decide on the laws. If I want
you to vote, I'll tell you to vote.
		
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			I say what goes I say what comes politics is mine. The Lord is mine. Economy is mine. Social
interactions, business, it's all made. Therefore you have to worship me in all that area. Privately
commercial, whenever God you can bury your head down on the ground, whatever you want. That's none
of my business, but then bring it out into the outside world. That's how fair it was.
		
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			Now, frown, Pharaoh, split the people into a hierarchical system.
		
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			Like a pyramid. Exactly. The pyramids came from the nobles right on top, and the peasants right at
the bottom. The peasants happen to be who the Israelites. Allah says this in the Quran
		
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			that he subjugated the Israelites
		
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			and made the people uneven.
		
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			And he made them slaves. And he made them the weakest.
		
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			They weren't allowed to live.
		
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			The basic livelihood as everyone else as every other human, there was subhuman to him. They were not
allowed to work and get paid for the employment. They were not allowed to be in paid employment.
They were only allowed to be slaves and serving and the least they got was just a meal or two in a
day just to keep them surviving.
		
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			Their lives were worthless, it meant nothing.
		
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			They weren't allowed to voice their opinion. They certainly had no place in the government, in
wealth in how to run the country, in anything whatsoever.
		
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			If it wasn't that they needed food, to keep working for him and to work for the cops, he wouldn't
even give them food.
		
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			And so they were subjugated in every sense of the word.
		
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			Now the story of Musa alayhis salam is one of those prophets whom we share very
		
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			He strongly together with the Jews. And the story is quite similar more so with the Jews than with
the Christians.
		
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			And the first part of his life is almost identical to our belief. But after that, a lot of it
changes. We go by the Quranic words, and Subhan Allah when you research about the story of Musa
alayhis salam, it is so tiring to put it and piece it all together, then walk us through and and
historians, the commentators of the Quran, our scholars of the past Subhanallah they scattered his
story everywhere.
		
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			And a lot of Israelite traditions come in the Bible, the Torah, the ancient scribes, lots of that
comes into the picture. It's very difficult to sift through.
		
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			And I've been doing it for years to try and get it all together to plan on and try to sift that so
that under the Quranic stuff and the Islamic information is there with reference to some of these
relic traditions. Musa alayhis salam
		
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			was sent to the people of the cops and to free the subjugated and oppressed Israelites
		
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			and his his story,
		
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			Musa
		
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			alayhis salam, he is the son of Imran
		
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			the Son of God half
		
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			direct descendants of the Prophet Jacoba Alayhis Salam, the grandson of Ibrahim Ali salah, all the
way down that line.
		
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			Musa alayhis salam is considered one of Allah Azzam all as a means there are five most important
prophets of all the prophets and one of them is more Sally said they are no Ibrahim Musa, Asa, Jesus
Christ, and Muhammad peace be upon them all. All the last at least they struggled the most with
their people. And they strived and committed the most
		
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			and suffered the most. One of them most Ali's seem extremely important prophet and messenger.
		
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			Musa alayhis salam was also mentioned in more than 50 soldiers in more than 36 places
		
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			in the Quran
		
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			frown had a right hand man his name was hair man.
		
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			Interestingly enough hair man is not mentioned in the Bible or the Torah. They have no mention of
him and only in the Quran, Allah mentions him and we go to Quran says, because that's authentic.
		
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			Hair man was the right hand man of Musa and he helped Musa raise the right hand man of Pharaoh and
I'm sorry. And he helped him in subjugating the people and working against Musa later on.
		
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			He rolled them with an iron fist, tyrant ruler, most powerful in the world, in his time, and
probably in all of history.
		
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			And you know what his people were the most technologically advanced even till today as you know, the
pyramids. And that technology is still a wonder of the world till today even to scientists and
archaeologists.
		
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			So they were amazing people of technological advancement.
		
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			But, as I said, civilization is based on justice, equality, morals, ethics and values.
		
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			Musa alayhis salam received the book, the Torah, one of the four books mentioned in the Quran that
Allah told us to believe in
		
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			the Torah is called the Old Testament.
		
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			And the Injeel, sent to mu isolates and and it's called the New Testament, the zams Zaboo, was the
book set down on their wood on a sinner. And the Quran is the final of them all.
		
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			Muslims believe that the Torah is corrupted today, and that they don't have the original writings.
They have early transcripts, manuscripts, sorry. And these manuscripts date almost at the time of
Musa alayhis salam, but not good enough.
		
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			Their scholars think that they have the right data, but they don't. And the Quran tells us the Quran
has been sent down in order to confirm what was with you before the Quran, came down to confirm the
original NGO Torah zams all the scriptures that was sent on top of province before but now in truth
was some additional information.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says the story of Musa alayhis salam in Surah can cause sauce the story of
the chapter called stories. Allah says da seem mean three letters, we don't know the meaning of
them.
		
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			Not to do Alikum and never mo Safira I wanna Bill Hockley likoni You
		
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			mean one
		
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			sorry Tilka yeah to Kitab mo been, these are the verses of clear of the Clear Book.
		
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			We recount to you with truth, some parts of the story of Moses and Pharaoh for the benefit of those
who believe.
		
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			What does it mean for those who believe? In other words, this story and this advice that I'm going
to give you
		
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			is for those who believe me and believe in it, as for those who don't believe it'll don't, won't
benefit them anything. So Allah is saying, I'm talking to the believers about the story of Moses at
least because many will rejected.
		
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			Allah says many things of miracles in there that a normal human and if it wasn't for Allah's
intervention, Musa Sena would have never existed.
		
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			Historian my brothers sisters in many sort of some of the sources are sort of Bukhara Olara Jonas
who would
		
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			straw suit Marian, sort of thorough me noon Assura UNIMIN Alenka boo me know me know, so to suffer
of a bihon that yet and as he had many suitors of Musa alayhis salam over and over.
		
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			Then Allah says, in Surah, alguna, Allah fill of the *, Allah, Allah Shiva, indeed, pero
transgressed in the land, and divided its people into sections.
		
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			You stopped a photo if at a minimum, you know that before Abner home, Maya Stephanie in his home, in
the whole canon, I mean, and we've seen
		
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			one group of them he humiliated and slew their sons killed their sons, and spared their daughters.
Truly, He was among the Mischief Makers.
		
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			Crown
		
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			thought so low of the Israelites that he wanted to do an ethnic cleansing.
		
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			Ethnic cleansing still happens today with tyrants. It happened in Rwanda doesn't have to be muslims
in Rwanda, ethnic cleansing
		
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			in Kashmir, an ethnic cleansing now happening
		
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			in Bosnia.
		
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			And ethnic cleansing tried to happen.
		
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			You think about it in Burma,
		
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			ethnic cleansing is have happened.
		
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			And Frauen wanted to do an ethnic cleansing.
		
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			So one day, he said, we are going to kill every newborn
		
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			son, every baby son of the Israelites,
		
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			because he doesn't want them to grow and have any power or status. As for the girls who said leave
their gills because then the cops will marry from their gills, and they will produce our own
bloodline because the bloodline comes from the father's side.
		
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			So he kept their women and tried and started to kill their sons.
		
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			And so
		
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			the women of the Israelites tried to hide their newborn sons, but with no avail.
		
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			But Allah subhanho wa Taala also was plotting just like Pharaoh was plotting. Now there's a story
that says that heroes are a dream that a son is going to grow up from Israel and destroy his
kingdom. This story, my dear brothers and sisters is not mentioned neither in the Bible, not in the
Quran, or in our sunnah. So, they are Israelite traditions, but they're not mentioned
		
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			in our sources.
		
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			It's very simple. He wanted to do an ethnic cleansing and so we chose to kill their boys and leave
their girls.
		
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			So they the cops can reproduce.
		
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			Allah says in the Quran
		
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			enough era owner either fill out,
		
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			indeed Pharaoh transgressed in the land. Isla means not only did he transgress, but he thought of
himself as a god. He thought that he is above everything and everyone, and he became the tyrant. And
then Allah says, and so we wanted to get rid of the tyrants and let the weak inherit the land and
receive authority over the strong over the oppressors.
		
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			As the children or the Israelite women started to hide their children,
		
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			they came the mother of Musa
		
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			she had already had a son and a daughter before Musa and before the law of round came out to kill
them.
		
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			Her name his daughter, sister of Musa, she was Maryam.
		
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			And his brother was
		
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			on heroin was older than Musa answer was Maryam. We don't know how old Maria Maria Maria was, but in
the Talmud, it's an in the Bible that says she was about 11 to 12 years old. In those days, 12 years
old was a very independent person who was basically a woman.
		
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			And she was very reliable. It doesn't mention anything about his father being alive. But his father
was Emraan whether he was a lie, why not? I don't know.
		
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			And then Allah talks about his mother in the most compassionate, intimate and beautiful way. That
makes the heart
		
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			Subhanallah move
		
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			to verification.
		
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			She was pregnant with Musa Ali's center.
		
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			And when he was born,
		
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			she saw just before he was born, she saw a dream from Allah subhanho wa taala. Allah says in the
Quran, whoa Hayner in a mimosa.
		
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			Wait gave one from Djibouti Radha is Salam, in her dream to the mother of Musa.
		
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			Now, I'm not sure what Jibreel Some scholars say God, some say it was a dream.
		
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			But humans can see angels in their dream. It doesn't mean they're prophets. She wasn't a prophet.
		
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			But she could stow away meaning a dream from Allah.
		
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			That she was to put her son into a basket. And in that dream, he taught her how to seal that basket
so that it doesn't get flooded, and no insects or anything can come into it. And to put it into the
Nile River and let it sail.
		
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			When she woke up to these dreams, many times seeing them she knew what she had to do.
		
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			Because they did believe in god they believed in Allah. Musa says mother was a believer.
		
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			She had followed the religion of use of Elisa Lam.
		
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			And so Allah says in the Quran, when Musa is born,
		
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			breastfeed him
		
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			and take your time.
		
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			And when you fear upon his safety, put him in the basket, and let him sail in the Nile.
		
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			So the verses are saying that he didn't, she didn't have to get rid of him immediately. She keeps
him breastfeeding for a little while. And then when she has no other option, put him in the basket.
In the Talmud, the biblical Scripture, the Bible, the Torah, it says
		
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			that Pharaoh started to send women from the COTS with their children with their babies, to visit the
homes of the Israelite mothers, and to deliberately make their children
		
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			cry, so that the Israelite babies can cry. And if they find out, they'll take them away.
		
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			And so the mother of Musa same thing happened to her, she found out that they were coming over, they
were in the area. And that's when she thought That's it, I'm going to have to fulfill the dream
Subhanallah maybe there's a wisdom why Allah allowed her to Breastfeed the child a little bit before
she set him free. There's something about the mother's milk, because before it turns into milk for
those who mothers obviously would know this more than me, when she first lactates we'll call it
lactation, which first as a child, it's not actually milk.
		
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			You say that it's a yellow substance, okay, and it's very, very tiny little bit just enough for the
stomach of the little baby Subhanallah just such a tiny little bit, and that has tremendous
nutrients in it more than the normal milk that's produced. And what happens is that also part of the
DNA and part of I don't know what's inside of it actually goes into the baby and this research about
it now among them in the medical field. And subhanAllah I've mentioned this before that in our
Sharia, you can become the brother of the sibling of someone else from me breastfeeding.
		
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			And if you are not eating it normal food.
		
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			If you're if you're a baby, and there's another baby, and you're both breastfed from the same
mother, at least four stomach falls, some scholars say even one, then you actually become brothers
and sisters, by breast being breastfeed. You can't marry each other. You're actually models to each
other.
		
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			And of course, the last sentence uncle Hamza was like that it was his brother in law in by being
breastfed now.
		
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			So my brother and sisters in Islam something secret about that. Musa son had a few samples from his
mother, and then the danger came. Allah subhanaw taala tells us this account in the Quran. She says,
we'll call that li li ko si for basura to be here on Jordan. What
		
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			Malaria, Sharon, she told his sister, follow the basket in the Nile. And don't make yourself
		
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			too observant, you know, then that people see you
		
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			and follow where the basket goes. Allah told her in the dream when you put him in denial, don't
fear. Don't be afraid. In raw doohickey Leakey, we promise you, we are going to return him back to
		
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			this is a mother. There's nothing that can describe the affection of the mother.
		
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			And Allah knows this because he created the mother. And he knows how she feels about this. But it's
for the security of her child.
		
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			Not only did Allah comfort her that we shall return him back to you. He also said to her, he says in
the Quran, that we shall give you assistance. And Allah describes the way the mother of Musa was in
her feelings when she put him into the Nile. Subhanallah * from above seven heavens. In a book
that is still with us for 1400 years, we recite the same verses about something that seems
insignificant to a lot of us a very subtle feeling and emotion of one mother, standing at an oil
putting her baby into a basket. Allah subhana wa Taala says, was behalf of me most
		
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			he says,
		
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			and the heart of the mother of Musa became empty.
		
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			What does that mean? Absolutely description. It means that the way the mother of Musa felt when she
put her own baby in the basket in denial, fearing what will happen to him, she had actually passed
the level of feelings of crying, she couldn't cry. You know, you go into stages. First is fear, you
shiver, you move around, then you cry. That's the second level, second stage of fear and sadness.
And then there is even a higher level than crying and that is shock.
		
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			You become still,
		
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			you become emotionless, you can't cry. And you don't think it's called shock. You know, someone's in
shock is the ultimate form. And then there's an in some people, they, they faint, they lose
consciousness after that.
		
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			So Allah is saying her heart was fat. It was empty, meaning no emotions.
		
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			It means she reached the stage where she couldn't, she didn't even realize that she's existing
anymore. That's how how afraid she was and how sad she was about putting her child
		
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			was perhaps minnows.
		
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			Allah says her heart was so empty that she almost was about to tell about her child. Allah says in
God that the tubidy be He.
		
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			She was so emotionless and in shock that she was almost about to utter the words, my baby my baby.
Had she said my baby, my baby, she would have exposed him and given him up and they would have
killed him.
		
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			Allah says Lola Roboto. Now Allah couldn't be here, later Coleman a minute meaning
		
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			ALLAH says, if it wasn't for us coming to her aid, so there was miracle intervention. Allah said, We
strengthened her heart.
		
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			She couldn't strengthen it herself. And if he brought the entire world they wouldn't be able to do
it. Allah says if we hadn't strengthened her heart and gave her the feeling of security with Hakuna
Matata not many men, the word Iman comes from the root word in Arabic, Aman, which means security.
That's why we say a believer is not the equivalents of the word movement. A movement is somebody who
finds the feeling of security, comfort and peace inside their heart. That doesn't kind of come by
them. That happens over time. You earn it. It's a gift from Allah Spano God.
		
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			So Allah says Lita, cool. Mini was strengthened her heart until she became at ease at peace, and she
felt security
		
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			Allahu Akbar.
		
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			And so
		
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			he said,
		
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			maybe an alligator will get a crocodile or something or an alligator. They exist in Egypt,
crocodiles, crocs being from Australia. I say alligator.
		
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			Crocodile alligators in America, the US? We don't have them here in Australia.
		
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			The big ones, crocodiles. big massive dinosaurs. Michelle. That's why people don't want to come to
Australia. They think that in Australia it's it's
		
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			So full of danger and stuff like that. So alligators crocodiles
		
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			will a fish eat him will something will a snake bite him
		
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			she was insecurity
		
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			and on the way his sister is following. Now Allah describes the way his sister was following the
baskets she said, for bussola to be him, she kept looking at the basket on the way
		
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			on job from a distance one layer showed one not making anybody realize what she was doing. So she'd
act like she's buying, picking up walking to a distance talking to someone very smart girl at the
age of 12. Very, very intelligent.
		
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			And she saw the basket land at the most unpredictable place. Where does Allah say it landed?
		
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			And so we made him land at the doorstep of the enemy who wanted to kill him.
		
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			There's an interpretation of the verses. Allah says Lee Hakuna Allahumma do one was Allah.
		
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			Allah made Musa Salam landed the palaces of frown and her man themselves. Allah says in order for
him to be an enemy for them, and a misery for their future.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			tells us that he forbid all the women from being able to breastfeed this baby. So it cuts a bit of
the story out.
		
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			And this is what probably happened.
		
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			He landed at the palace. His sister is looking at him.
		
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			A group of the women of the palace maidens of crown, they saw the baby they took him and they must
have taken him straight to frown to say look, here's a baby for our looks at him. And he notices
everything is clear. What would it be to be doing in a basket sealed basket in the Nile River
		
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			and it's a boy.
		
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			So anyone is obvious about this. He must be one of the children of the women of the mothers of
Israel.
		
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			Israelites she must have feared for his safety put him in the basket and set him off in the Nile in
the hope that we don't kill it. It's an Israelite baby. So for our own decided to kill the baby Musa
now at this point also doesn't have a name. I didn't mention that before.
		
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			Musa does not have a name yet.
		
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			Baby of the Israelites
		
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			who jumps in
		
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			Pharaoh's wife.
		
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			Her name was asiyah been to Musa him Alagar Salah
		
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			some people once said to me how can you say ser Lena said and she a prophet? Yeah me please listen.
The Word of Allah has said is a dua yeah we say to the prophets that you're allowed to say to anyone
then we say adhere to the law he was slower to tell you about a salam alayka you're never you're not
loyal but okay well we can say salam ala Nabi Europlug, Ricardo after that what do we say a Salam o
Halina.
		
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			Peace be upon us. So that Marlene while the learner slightly in MPSP upon the righteous slaves of
Allah, this is a dire it has sinner. But we don't mean that luxury is a profit. I get surprised when
someone says you shouldn't say I said a profit and capital letters like A shouting at me. I don't
know what's going on.
		
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			So my brothers and sisters are leaders so that makes sense. All right.
		
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			And as Dr. Les has salon was one of the four perfect Women of the World
		
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			Maria Maria Sara LCRA Sarah Khadija into Hawaii that is really Allahu Allah, Allah will go to the
salon because she's a companion to our salon. And Fatima is the daughter of the Prophet salallahu
Alaihe Salam, Salam Rhodiola one
		
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			for
		
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			my brothers and sisters in his kindness Hadees inside Muslim Bukhari, Sahih Hadith. Some of the
sisters Asya is one of the perfect women of the world that is mentioned in the Quran was high
status. It is said that she was one of the children of Israel. But other narrations say that she was
actually from the cuts from the actual descendants of the pharaoh that existed time Yusuf Ali Salam,
everybody.
		
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			Frauen had married her. He wanted to take her as a concubine from her father.
		
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			But her father said she's too young.
		
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			And I won't give it to you as a concubine. Anyway, he says you're going to give it to me. So he goes
on us
		
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			Dora says Dora,
		
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			marry for her own otherwise, you know he'll kill us. So she said, okay, but only in marriage. I want
to be a concubine. He said, Okay, I'm married and so for our own married, SCF intimacy
		
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			and she hated her life with him, she hated him. She ran to the baby. And she said as in the Quran,
she says to frown
		
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			Kurata Hi, Ian Lee Wallach Kurata. Hi, Ian Lee Wallach,
		
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			please
		
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			let him be
		
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			a close one like a child for me and you talk to don't kill him.
		
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			Maybe he will benefit us. And she convinced around by saying we'll raise him as our own child. And
then we'll teach him our ways, and our lifestyle and our religion, our everything. Now, by the way,
early on, so I'm still in a religion of use of Alison, she was a Muslim.
		
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			But she kept that a secret from Pharaoh. She never told him I don't wish if you
		
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			and she said to him, please keep him and we will teach him and he will help us against the
Israelites.
		
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			And for Alan was convinced by her argument.
		
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			Now, the question, Why did Asya love this baby so much? The answer is in the Quran. Allah subhanaw
taala says in the Quran
		
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			what I will call you to either you come a hot button Mini. He said to Musa alayhis salam, when he
was born, that when he was born, that when he was born, Allah said to him.
		
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			Later on, when you were born, I bestowed I cast upon you a special love from me that people can see
in your face, what Allah claimed to Alikum a habit and many are cast upon you love from me.
		
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			So everybody who looked at this baby, from the first sight couldn't help but love the baby.
		
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			And that's exactly what happened to Anastasia and the rest of the women at the palace. They
immediately love this baby and they didn't want to kill him.
		
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			And so Allah plotted, they plot and they plan but Allah plots are plans and Allah is the best of
planners. He was raised among the man who was going to kill him his enemy.
		
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			Suddenly, the baby starts to cry. He wants milk. So they give them to all these different women.
Now, you got to understand in those days, every noble person, every wealthy person, every important
person, if they had a baby, it was accustomed, and it was noble to choose a woman who would foster
the baby.
		
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			A woman who would foster the baby. And I would leave that baby with that mother with that person
with that woman for at least two years or three years or four years. She would races most of the
time. And that's exactly what happened to Mohammed Salah Salem was raised by who, who was his foster
mother Halima to Saudi I remember she stayed he stayed with for two years.
		
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			Pharaoh did the same thing. They were looking for a foster carer a foster mother for Musa and Allah
says in the Quran, well, haram now I think you hit him out all they have in common.
		
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			We forbid all the milk of all the mothers and all the women before meaning before he was born. He
was created not to accept any other milk but the milk of his own mother.
		
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			Now his sister is living in the town. She's sitting there for days, and she hears about this news.
So she comes up women start coming up to Pharaoh's palace and trying to try things and and she comes
up and says, Hey, I know. I know of a family who can foster this child. They're trustworthy. They're
so compassionate. They're so good. And they're really good at raising kids.
		
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			Do you want me to show you, the women go? Yeah, tell us tell us darling. She comes up and starts
pointing to her to her own mother.
		
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			The mother of new Sally's.
		
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			And so they went all the way back
		
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			to her house. And immediately more Sally, his seller latched on to her
		
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			and started to suckle from her milk.
		
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			So Allah says, Follow the dinner Who 11 Me. And so this is how we returned him back to his mother,
Kay Takakura you know her that her eyes might be comforted when she doesn't, and she might not
grieve.
		
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			When he thought you know what, I don't know he can what I can axon axon law.
		
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			And realize that the Promise of Allah was true, but most people are unaware of this.
		
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			According to the Bible and Talmud, Musa alayhis salam was named Moses by the people of the palace of
Quran and the word Moses in Hebrew means it
		
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			read him out of the water.
		
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			I drink out of the water
		
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			and I'm sorry the word Moses is not a Hebrew word. In the cop language, it means I drew him out of
the water.
		
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			Mo it's not what I'm not sure for Mohammed mo in those days mo more meant
		
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			it meant water. And then
		
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			OSH Aisha or something like that means something about finding him or taking him out. So more sir
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
		
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			He who works to earn his livelihood
		
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			and keeps in view Allah's goodwill also has a likeness with the Prophet Musa Ali's salaams mother,
		
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			who cycled her own son, as well as received her wages for the service to
		
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			what does this mean? It means that any of us who go about they get a job, they work to earn a
living, to feed themselves and to feed their children and to feed their family to give them shelter,
		
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			while earning extra and savings and making profit, and enjoying their money. If you do it for the
sake of Allah, like you want the rewards from Allah and you're not miserly, then Allah says you will
receive that. And you are also entitled for a reward in the hereafter from Allah for your efforts.
		
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			So any work and striving that you do for your family or even for yourself that you love and nourish
yourself with, so long as you have Allah in mind and thanking him for it, and not forgetting Him,
you get the reward of all that work will not go go lost in vain. In this world, it will not just
die, and it'll go away. It'll stay with you as rewards for your hereafter.
		
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			So do not be miserly towards your family, my brothers and sisters and your children, every cent
every bit every energy that you put fathers and mothers, children of the of the parents if you want
to help your parents, your family, anything you put forth will not be lost with Allah subhanaw
taala. And he said, it's like the example of the mother of Musa not only did she have a child back,
		
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			but also they paid her. They paid her for breastfeeding Musa while not knowing that she was his
mother, you get it, got her son back, looked after our child and got wages for it. And that was the
reward from Allah.
		
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			I'll say a couple of more things and inshallah we'll end it and leave it till next week. Allah says,
well, am I better or should devil was stoneware Athena Hockman. We're in work early, can I just say
Marcin?
		
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			And so when Musa grew up, and he reached his most strongest, and fittest age,
		
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			we granted him two things, wisdom, and knowledge.
		
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			What is wisdom and what is knowledge? And what is the difference between these two? HC man HECM
means understanding
		
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			and able to implement this understanding in the right place to know where everything belongs,
knowing what to do. And knowledge is the knowledge of the world and religion. So knowing how things
work and having information of religion and worldly things is called knowledge. Wisdom is the
understanding and skill and ability in how to use this knowledge and place it in the right place.
That's why we call the judge in Arabic or hack him. A hack can mean somebody was able to judge and
put the judgment in the right place.
		
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			Musa alayhis salam grew very very tall in the Hadith Sahih Muslim when perhaps Allah Salah went to
strugglin Mirage he said I saw Musa in the sixth heaven
		
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			and he describes him for us. He says he was a dummy. Dummy means he was dark, very dark with dark
skinned
		
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			and his hair was neither silky straight nor too curly. It was somewhere in between.
		
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			He had dark hair as well. He was a handsome, strong masculine men. Very tall, taller than Mohamed
Salah Salem. Broad shoulders broader than the process LM shoulders and chest.
		
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			And one thing he described him with was that he said he looked
		
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			like he he can be he can take on toughness.
		
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			You know he can he can work. He looked like he had he's a type of man so masculine that he can take
on right
		
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			Good work.
		
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			And he said that he had the strength of 10 men, or Sally's equivalent to about 10 men, he said,
		
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			more Sally's setup. So now you can imagine a tall, broad, strong,
		
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			masculine like that. He also described him as being extremely hairy.
		
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			Lots of hair on his body, shoulders back. He said, If he was wearing a shirt or salsa lesson, I've
said this and he said, If he was wearing a shirt,
		
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			the hair will still pop out.
		
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			It still you see here.
		
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			And this is a sign of masculinity in a man, there's lots of testosterone, more salsa. But I'll tell
you something.
		
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			Musa alayhis salam was not what you think when I said here, I know a lot of people they think oh
man, is this terrible, the gorilla, not like a gorilla, although it was hearing compared to what
Arabs really were in, in, in Medina and Mecca. But he was very handsome.
		
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			Very broad. Very nice to look at. And this is other Hadith. It's just insightful for me. I don't
want to mention it today. Maybe I'll say it next week. about a time when his people he was I suppose
has been described as a very shy, was very shy and timid in his nature, he always covered himself.
		
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			He was shy and covered himself.
		
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			And the people started to think that Musa he doesn't because they still have a public bath. They say
Musa doesn't want to come and bathe with us in the public bath, because something's wrong with him.
		
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			The hadith specifically mentions that something's wrong with him they sit in his private areas. You
know, something's wrong.
		
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			The hadith goes on by saying that one day he went to bath by himself and spa some people saw him
without clothes on not completely naked that they saw him and they realized that he was not only
normal, but actually very impressive to look at more Sally's center. That's it's actually not inside
Buhari. He was is very, very handsome, very solid, built very everything 100 him. So that was more
sadly his center. And Allah would not create such things in profits, bad things. However, there was
one thing in Musa alayhis salam worth mentioning here, and it's not really a negative thing. It's a
positive thing.
		
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			Musa alayhis salam had a problem with his speech.
		
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			Now the Quran doesn't mention exactly what the problem was. And it had this there aren't any
reliable sources that I could find, which describes exactly what's wrong. Some say Some scholars say
no, he had a lisp. Some say he started a little bit here to stutter.
		
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			But the point is, he had some kind of disability, minor disability in his speech, minor.
		
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			speech impairment if you want to call it
		
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			something but quite minor, so he could speak very well. And there will tell us that whenever he
spoke about the message, the religion as from Allah, Spano, Diana, he was he was eloquent. But when
he spoke normal, worldly talk, he had a speech impairment,
		
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			which tells us people with disabilities or any kind of impairment are no less than anyone else. They
can succeed and advance and do anything they want, just like anyone else. Allah assisted spam, I saw
the study documentary about Down syndrome people, Allahu Akbar, many of us and one of them got the
PhD the other day, I read about it Down syndrome, and we think that they're not capable. Subhanallah
so never looked down on disabled people.
		
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			And this mind develops brain is Allahu Akbar everything, isn't it? Musa lesson had a speech
impairment, yet, he was the wisest and the most knowledgeable, a leader, not only a prophet and
messenger, not only messenger among the five best messengers that Allah had ever sent. As a result,
later on, you'll see that he made his brother hurdle, a profit to help him because Harun Allah is
Sudan was more eloquent in his speech. But it was not more important than most Allison. You see, he
is more eloquent. Sounds amazing how one can speak can get more famous speech. People would love to
listen to his speech, but guess who's more important?
		
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			More sallies?
		
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			It's not in our appearance. It's not in how nice we talk, how nice we walk, how nice we drive, how
nice our clothes up. How good looking we are. None of that
		
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			is in your actions, your values, your morals, your treatment of others, your principles. Your mind
this is what you are valued for.
		
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			such as more Sally's.
		
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			I'll stop here in sha Allah. And I'll just say, Musa alayhis salam now in this story has reached
adolescent, some say about 20 years old, just above 20 years old.
		
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			And these are Israelite traditions by the way, but we know from the Quran that he was old enough to
be strong enough and do his own thing was a man who was an adult.
		
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			At this point, he is not yet a prophet.
		
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			He's not a prophet, yet he hasn't received the prophet would not is haram. But at this point Musa
alayhis salam was a believer of the religion of your so follow his sunnah and Jaco and his Huck and
Ibrahim alayhi wa sallam, how he learned from the Israelites, he learned to from his mother's
family, from the mother and father, because it was returned back to them. And he memorized and
learned the cop language. You knew Hebrew and Coptic language in those days, whatever it was the
Egyptian language, and he learned the art and the science of the Egyptians as well. So it was quite
educated, more sallies. He knew the technology and knew that and he also knew their sorcery, because
		
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			they had sorcery. But really, the sorcery was really science, a lot of science really science work
and illusions. He learned how they do it, but he never practiced it himself.
		
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			And he loved the culture and the morals and ethics and religion of the Israelites.
		
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			So my brother sisters will stop here in sha Allah, next week in sha Allah we will continue and try
to finish the rest of the story of Musa Islam story is huge. And there are things I think that you
have never heard before you think you have
		
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			there may be a lot haven't heard them because when I first read about it a long time ago, I thought
I knew the whole story of Musa but actually, I was very far from it. So inshallah next week one of
the sisters will continue to story of Musa alayhis salaam with all the wisdoms and lessons I thank
you for listening. I ask Allah to accept this from us, or Salalah on and have been encumbered by the
idea Sophia Jermaine was Salam Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh