Bilal Philips – Hajj Chronicles – Day 03 – Part 1

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Hajj Chronicles – Day 03 (EID) – part 1 – Dr. Bilal Philips

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The importance of collecting and collecting stones at church for a period of time is discussed, along with the use of pelting or stimming the wall before the door to increase spiritual strength. The speaker emphasizes the importance of following the commandment of accepting evil behavior and following laws to achieve forgiveness. The speaker also discusses the importance of shaving and creating a new life state for oneself, particularly in relation to animals. The importance of working out and praying for Islam is also emphasized.

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			To lie over a cat
		
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			to lie over a cat to
		
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			come to the lab was Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah
		
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			Today is day three of the hatch.
		
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			It is the day known as aid Angel.
		
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			And from yesterday,
		
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			having spent the night in New Delhi
		
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			as we recommended
		
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			avoiding collecting stones there, but instead joining your prayers of modern urban Asia
		
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			and
		
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			making some car and taking Rhett preparing for this momentous day
		
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			today on the 10th
		
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			It is advisable for you to pray salon for God in was Delica that was the son of Rasulullah
sallallahu to pray Salatin fudger in was dead.
		
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			And after sunrise
		
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			remained remaining there after your prayer until the sunrise remembering the law because as we
mentioned, when the Lord spoke about going to identify, he did say hey, that I found two men out of
fat, fast guru lined and mesh added
		
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			when you leave remember a lot at was dead.
		
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			So, it is important that we do some as car here at modelica No, it is a transit point.
		
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			On the way into may now, after having left was Delica
		
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			it is preferable that we collect seven pebbles which will throw
		
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			at the gym or art or the Gema
		
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			Gema
		
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			Gema Gema in Nina, first wall or pillar.
		
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			The point is that on the way in rather than having spent our night collecting, chipping washing
stones, gathering up enough for four days, 40 plus stones,
		
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			no need to do all of that. You make that those bags of stones and in the crowds you end up dropping
the bag and misquote stones are scattered and you're frantically running around trying to collect
them, don't distract yourself.
		
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			On the way into Mina. There are many stones, many pebbles
		
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			you know there is a paved road. And there are lots of
		
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			unpaved areas where stones are.
		
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			So collector stones, and as problems are asked in advance of the life and advice to collect up some
stones for himself.
		
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			And he collected them and brought them and put them in the hand of the Prophet. God's peace and
blessings be upon him. He looked at them. And he picked out of them and said like these, yes, these
are suitable is the right size ones which were about the size of a fingertip.
		
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			And then he said beware of extremism in religion, meaning getting extremely big stones
		
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			or getting very small
		
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			grains. Both of these are extremes.
		
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			On one hand,
		
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			you're likely to have people to the rocks that you're gonna be carrying.
		
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			And something that is extremely small units right and you're not even sure if they did reach or they
did not reach.
		
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			So it's really something in between.
		
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			And that's what the province stressed and Islam is the middle nation or janicoo mutton Why?
		
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			Somebody said we made you a middle nation, not going to one extreme or another, a moderate on the
middle path nation. So this is one of the characteristics that is stressed from the collecting of
the stones.
		
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			Now, having collected the stones you reached me now, you can go back to your tent
		
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			and take a rest there for a few hours
		
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			beforehand heading for the genre, the wall, the stone wall,
		
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			this rest
		
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			is good
		
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			to make sure that you have full strength when you go from here on to the next set of rituals.
However, if you choose to make further as car and law, there are a minimum instead of sleeping,
that's perfectly okay. Also, there's nothing that says you should sleep. If you slept early in the
night,
		
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			then it should be no problem shouldn't really feel a need for sleep. But
		
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			as often takes place, people end up going to sleep late at night, they get up early for fudger to
try to stay out afterwards to leave. So they end up coming into me now tired
		
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			even though they did take some rest at night.
		
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			So, what is recommended is that we do the pelting or stoning of the wall, which used to be a pillar.
		
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			We do that before the door before the time for door. So this is the preferable time to do it.
		
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			And as we walk,
		
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			we should do so remembering a law and making law for the spiritual strength
		
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			of Prophet Abraham. Because this act that we're about to perform commemorates
		
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			prophet Abraham's resolve to sacrifice his son, his smile, based on the command of Allah. And it
also commemorates prophet Israel's acceptance of a loss command.
		
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			And we recall, as the prophet SAW Solomon said, fortune in southern Africa would
		
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			in Nima Georgina Browne, Neil Giamatti, the karma physically
		
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			casting pebbles at the pillar was only to establish the remembrance of Allah. So it's all about
remembering a lot. This is taqwa. This is the focus of the Hajj to build our consciousness of God.
		
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			We should note
		
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			that the wall that are going now to cast pebbles at called GMR, or jammer
		
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			is not Satan. Some people refer to three different locations where there were pillars before as the
three Satan's and the two, the big, and the middle sized Satan's with a basin around it to collect
		
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			and catch the stones. Some people in the past especially when their enthusiasm, believing that
they're actually dealing with these pillars, these locations are actually Satan, they will climb up
on top of these pillars. And when they choose the beats the pillars believing that, you know they,
they wanted to do more it wasn't enough for them just to reject Satan while throwing the pebbles.
Remembering the law they needed to do something much more
		
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			severe, something much more strong, you know, but this is a mistake.
		
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			The GMR
		
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			or jammers are not Satan.
		
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			They represent the place where Satan waylaid Prophet Abraham. As Prophet Abraham was walking
		
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			to the location where he was to slaughter prophet.
		
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			Satan waylaid him and tried to discourage him.
		
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			To get him to give up this idea to go and kill your son, this is your only son, your firstborn,
you're going to kill this child, the dream you had is not from God, it's confusion. God never
command you to kill your own child. So
		
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			trying to put doubt and discourage Prophet Abraham from fulfilling our last commandment, but each
time Abraham rejected him, took some stones and threw them in his direction, telling him to get
away.
		
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			So we, when we go,
		
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			saying the title via Rebecca Loma, bake all the way up until we reach the first and only gem rollin,
that we're going to be stoning today, only pillar or wall stone
		
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			that we continue to tell me up until that point, and we stop it. But we go there, with the spirit of
		
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			rejecting Satan's
		
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			delusions, tricks,
		
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			efforts to divert us from following the commands of Allah.
		
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			And with each pebble of the seven that we throw,
		
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			we say Allahu Akbar, and again, reiterating a lot greater than whatever we can attribute to Satan.
Satan is nothing in comparison to a loss.
		
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			Therefore,
		
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			as we throw and we're saying Allahu Akbar, we are reminding ourselves that Allah is greater.
		
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			Whatever Satan is offered, it's not worth it.
		
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			Allah is greater than that Allah can provide more or less is the provider. So we reject Satan
suggestion, we reject all evil suggestions at the same time.
		
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			And as we go there and
		
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			do this act, we are also
		
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			expressing our own commitment to do whatever Allah has told us to do. Whatever Allah has decided, is
good for us, then we seek to do it.
		
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			It should be noted that the Hajj as we said before is about purification. We're trying to purify
ourselves to come back like the day we were born,
		
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			free from sin. This is one of the great benefits of the Hajj and purifies one from sin.
		
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			Prophet Mohammed Solomon said, As for storing the pillars, for every stone, you throw a major sin
from among the deadly sins is removed,
		
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			throwing the stones properly,
		
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			sins are removed.
		
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			So, this is a means of purification and of itself and it fits into the overall
		
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			value or the overall theme of the hedge, which is one of purification and preparation to meet our
Lord.
		
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			So,
		
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			Prophet Mohammed Salah Selamat said as for stoning pillars, for every stone you throw
		
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			a major sin from among the deadly sins is removed
		
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			for every stone thrown
		
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			a major sin is removed.
		
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			Also, it should be noted that once the Ramy stoning is complete, we don't stand there and make law.
We do do it in the following days and certain other points, but here and now we don't Some people go
ahead and do it anyway because they know you're supposed to make drama. But the Sunnah was not to do
anything now. And one may say, Well, what's the harm in going in and doing it making drop? You know,
a lot tells us a lot. They couldn't
		
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			remember a law often. So why would you suggest that we shouldn't make dry? Well, following the suit
now is not just about doing what the processor did, but also not doing what he didn't do.
		
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			That's the point. We have. So now
		
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			The things he did, and the suddenness of not doing certain things, when he didn't do them himself.
So this is the essence of
		
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			the stoning.
		
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			obeying the law of command,
		
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			following in the footsteps of Prophet Abraham,
		
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			rejecting Satan, affirming that rejection, by
		
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			setting our intentions, to seek forgiveness from the law, and whatever puts us in that state,
		
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			having sought forgiveness from Allah for actually doing the acts of that state, state, which is
displeasing to Allah.
		
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			Now, following that,
		
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			we have different options, and all the problems are setting them had allowed us to even delay that
and to do the slaughter before or to do to off before, you know, we were allowed to do whatever
order is convenient for us. So if we're moving on now to the slaughter, which is the next major act,
and so did you know after the,
		
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			the
		
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			stoning,
		
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			he went and did the slaughter. So the slaughter of horses in commemoration of Prophet Abraham's
willingness to sacrifice his son, and profit, the smiles, obedience to a law by accepting that
decision based on a dream, a dream of Prophet Abraham, but as we know, he told us that the dreams of
the prophets
		
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			are revelation.
		
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			So
		
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			what this has to do with is one's commitment, how committed are we, to Prophet Muhammad wa sallam
and his way? How are they in relationship to the prophets of their own time.
		
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			And this is what is required that we are more committed to the
		
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			prophets and the message they brought, then we are to scholars, etc, of later times, we give
precedence we give precedence to the sooner as it was revealed. So
		
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			in doing the slaughter,
		
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			what we're doing is fulfilling the prophetic instruction where he said, You have not truly believed
until a lion is messenger become more beloved to you, than all else.
		
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			So prophet Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son was to sacrifice anything and everything.
Similarly, we shouldn't have that spirit that if we have the means we would make the sacrifice. But
in the end, it is about the spiritual messages that are contained in the hatch itself in the
slaughter of the animal. We know that the prophet SAW some of them and said, As for your slaughter,
his reward is saved with your Lord. So we know we will not miss out on the reward of
		
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			the sacrifice
		
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			the reward of that day.
		
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			And last month, the Allies did stress that the goal is ultimately the intention that we have no
intention, a consciousness of a law. So he said, land, the another law lahoma when I demand
		
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			while I can innaloo a taco.
		
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			Neither their flesh, the flesh of the animals, nor their blood reaches a lot in the time of the
pagans prior to Islam. The Americans used to slaughter the animals and then throw the blood from the
slaughtered animals on the Kaaba itself, put the carcasses in and around the Kaaba
		
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			that was cleaned up with the slums taking over of the Arabian Peninsula. Anyway, ally stressing here
that it's not about the flesh, nor their blood, which which is a lot. It's neither.
		
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			But it is the fear of God that
		
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			we are able to earn
		
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			So much reward for having done the first part of the stoning.
		
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			But we won't get the full reward unless we complete it with the latter part.
		
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			And that latter part
		
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			emphasizes for us that the Hajj is not for an individual for a law, or for a book, etc. No, it is
ultimately for ourselves, because Allah doesn't need these animals that are slaughtered.
		
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			He's not eating them.
		
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			He's not in need of them, it's us. So
		
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			we should know that what is going to allow the sacrifice is, in fact,
		
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			not the animals that we sacrifice,
		
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			as the courage blindly is to sacrifice for the blood. So the corpses on the
		
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			Kaaba itself, we should know that
		
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			the goal is to reach a lot spiritually.
		
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			But it is your fear of God, that which is your level of God consciousness that we are not the flesh
and blood of the animal that you just killed.
		
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			So very important for us to keep that focus.
		
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			Then
		
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			the prophet SAW sentiment said, As for your slaughter, its reward is saved with your Lord, this is a
reassurance. And if we don't see the reward, we don't hear it, don't feel it, then we judge that
it's not their upcoming, it's not for you, whatever. So you just let it go. That's what we tried to
train ourselves to do rather than running around, upset
		
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			like a chicken without a head, when there is a simple solution of getting a head, another head and
		
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			applying it to the camera, and then we can carry on.
		
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			Now,
		
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			as the last element said, as well, your slaughter, its reward is saved by our Lord. Allah will give
us the slaughter, reward through the prophets, I send them guidance, we will get the reward.
		
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			However,
		
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			this reward is saved with a lot there's an aspect of it, which you may receive which manifest in
this life. But the major
		
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			role roll
		
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			on the major element here is that of slaughtering the animal
		
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			passing on as much of it as you can to your neighbors, to your relatives, to your
		
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			cousins, or whatever, maybe distant relatives, whatever. But you try to help them as well as helping
others around you not limiting your help only to them. So you end up in a form of nationalism.
		
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			So
		
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			with regards to the animal that we're going to slaughter
		
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			in the past, we had herds of sheep and goats that you have to go in and choose which ones you want
to start. Now that is more or less cut off. People can only go and find the stock to slaughter
through the coupons, coupons, which are sold people buy them and then the companies that handle the
coupon slaughter arrangement would then take an animal out slaughter it, put your name on it and
have it cut up and distributed where you want it distributed. So, we are removed from the process of
choosing the good animals. The best animals are those which have
		
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			like the Samsung which we're using here. It has
		
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			separate fingerprints,
		
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			identifying features which are common to each and every camera.
		
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			So
		
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			the job of choosing the best animals has been taken out of our hands. No, not necessarily. There may
be amongst
		
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			them from the Tigris Euphrates.
		
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			rivers that pass through that region.
		
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			The
		
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			what we're focusing on here is the herds of sheep, choosing the best ones.
		
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			The best ones are those that are not sick. They're not damaged in any way.
		
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			And this was what the pilgrim would normally have to do. But with the introduction of the coupons,
then
		
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			that was taken away.
		
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			It's no longer a requirement.
		
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			The government chooses the best and acceptable animals. So only the best are chosen, the only the
acceptable ones are chosen, and then the details as to how old they are, it's a trade off to get
into all of that. It's just done for you. So we're spared that, but we should make the intention,
make the intention for the slaughter of the best animals etc. When we pay that money, we do it with
that individual intention, of slaughter. So a lot can reward us for the tension, even though we are
not able to actually fulfill it.
		
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			And then we should praise a lot.
		
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			thank him for his greatness, generosity and mercy.
		
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			Through giving us these animals,
		
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			animals, which have been subjugated to us, for our benefit, not like the wild animals who can train
you can domesticate certain animals have come, ready programmed for death, for subjugation and
domestication, so that they would serve us on a regular basis, not think about being in the wild. So
that is a blessing from Allah, Allah, for certain animals, and there are many others that we cannot
control them, we cannot domesticate them. So Allah went on in the same verse, chapter 22, verse 37,
to say
		
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			canonica, Sahara Lagoon, little cap below law, adapted for Bashir him, thus see subjugating them,
the animals for you to glorify Allah
		
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			for guiding
		
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			so give glad tidings
		
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			to those.
		
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			So we find a love for subjugating animals. For us.
		
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			It's a great blessing
		
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			which makes human life easier.
		
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			And
		
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			we are reminded of these blessings in the Hajj.
		
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			The last of the major rites
		
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			which signifies coming out of the Haram is that out shaving help, and we didn't cover that.
		
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			Earlier for those who attended my course when we did the oma
		
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			coming in.
		
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			And for those who are doing the matter, who came into Mac Australia to Mecca, they needed to
complete the TOEFL to do and the all the rights to AF
		
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			whereas those now
		
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			who are
		
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			making the Hajj directly, they only have to focus here now on shaving to come out of the Haram while
still continuing with the rights in the case of those doing O'Meara who shave then that's the end of
the umbra.
		
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			Whereas here, it's about shaving. How and the process and
		
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			on three occasions, said May Allah bless those who shave
		
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			and the companions asked, what about us who trim? Can you ask the Lord to bless us to our messenger
of Allah and he ignored them a couple of times and finally said and those who trim but shaving is a
		
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			greater reward.
		
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			It is more humbling than Jimmy. And problems are Solomon said, for every strand of hair you shave, a
reward is granted and a sin is erased. That's
		
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			every strand of hair from your head of Tommy beard.
		
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			Wash
		
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			sheets.
		
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			And it ends the round.
		
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			We should keep in mind that this
		
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			shaving that we're doing
		
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			is or has similarities with the peacock. On the seventh day, when our heads were all all of our
heads were shaved.
		
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			That shaving of the hair that here which was on your head, when you're in the room, that's what the
Akita is, actually. So without it, you don't have an aka. So what we should remember when we shave
that we're shaving, ending that stage of our lives that we spent in the womb. So we're moving that
moving forward and entered into a new life, which is exemplified or is done through the REITs
		
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			surrounding the next phases of the hatch, will shave and we still continue. That's the tau alpha,
which is coming with mentioned that.
		
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			Anyway, as I said, in the same way that we did in the upgrade, or shave off the hair from our head,
signifying and coming into new life, we've come into a new world, you know, our situation has
changed. Similarly, when we shave here, in the Hajj, we're also
		
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			signifying that we have ended that phase of the Hajj, you know, we are also trying to create a new
life state for ourselves. So this shaping at that time, also,
		
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			is a revival of that thought and that spirit.
		
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			And of course, when doing so we should do so beginning with the right signs of our body
		
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			could be done in your tent, back in minutes. It could be done in the hotel room in Makkah, it can be
done on the sidewalk, or anywhere where people are sacrificed who are shaving, you can do so. Now,
once you've completed two of the major rights of the Hajj, then
		
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			doing the Hulk is permissible. So if you did the stoning.
		
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			And following that, you went ahead and did for example, the toe off
		
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			or you did the slaughter either of the two, you may
		
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			at that point, remove your garments, signifying you're leaving the consecrated state where it's
forbidden for you to trim your nails, your hair, etc, etc. Now, the last of the major or almost last
of the major acts of Hajj would we could say it is the last of the major acts of this day, the 10th.
That is the tawaf toe often the Father,
		
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			the toe of the father or the tawaf
		
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			of the arriving.
		
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			Where people arrive at a particular location and gather there
		
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			is it is the same action in fact, as to offer paluma to offer the ombre is done exactly the same.
There's no side with it. Just go off and prayer behind makonnen Brahim
		
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			and taking Zamzam
		
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			and we should keep in mind as we do this thought off,
		
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			that we should make the draws from ourselves. Not use books and just recite blindly as we recite not
understanding what we're saying and remembering
		
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			Process elements said in the authentic heavy in the majority the tawassul
		
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			buildings,
		
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			they accommodate the decree law.
		
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			Indeed, the circling of the house was only preserved to establish the remembrance of the law.
		
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			So, we should remember a law in a way which is going to be acceptable to him and rewardable to
ourselves, and that is by being conscious of everything that we say.
		
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			So, that concludes the major acts of the 10th and we'll be looking at the 11th 13th in the next
		
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			segment
		
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			they for which could be the four or five, six
		
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			anyway insha Allah,
		
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			we are clear as to what needs to be done today.
		
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			So, be patient, remember the time they are all the way up until the stoning
		
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			and try to control our temporaries etc because for sure,
		
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			things will not go right all the time.
		
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			But they are not things whatever happens things which require us to be so worked up and we start
declaring others, disbelievers or a stray misguided etc, etc.
		
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			So inshallah, we will see you tomorrow
		
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			for day
		
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			four,
		
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			for the for and that will be
		
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			back to me now. from Mecca.
		
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			To further stone,
		
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			and to spend the time
		
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			reflecting and praying etc. In May now, so until then,
		
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			we'll see major, Allah bless you or Eat, eat of today.
		
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			Protect the Muslims.
		
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			Grant our parents paradise
		
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			and keep us firmly on the straight guy. So I want a
		
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			workout.