Bilal Philips – In the Names of Allah – 32 – al-Muqeet

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The speakers discuss various aspects of Islam, including protecting and guarding individuals, witnessing and watching over them, and being able to do anything like busier or heavy work. They stress the importance of finding a Divine name for a legal act and finding hope through community projects, finding hope through community projects, praying for a lighter trial, and remaining respectful and humble before the almighty sustaining. They also discuss the importance of praying for Islam, finding hope through community projects, and reciting names of women in public. The importance of protecting privacy and not seeking reward is also emphasized.

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
		
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			I'd like to welcome everyone to the 32nd class session
		
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			a virus series in the names of a law
		
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			and as usual, greeting our students, regular students, visitors, followers.
		
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			And whoever else is here
		
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			beginning with Roshan Ali walaikum salam one is smile.
		
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			Polycom Salaam
		
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			David
		
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			from New York
		
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			why they come sit down
		
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			guess me and smile
		
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			while they come Salaam from South Africa so then man in Goa
		
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			from Mombasa Kenya
		
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			alaikum Salaam.
		
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			Happy to have you on board. Again.
		
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			Buhari Abu Bakar from Germany qualicum salaam
		
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			and Habiba Hartman
		
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			from royton Germany also alaikum Salaam
		
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			and according to her i'm pronouncing the name correctly.
		
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			The law
		
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			brother from Grenada, Hamza andele.
		
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			Welcome onboard why they call me Salaam.
		
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			You have a small audience there at the cafe.
		
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			Salah give me an opportunity to visit the cafe they are in Grenada
		
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			Muslim cafe I guess. sha Allah,
		
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			Nas.
		
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			That's Nazir aziridine from Melbourne, Australia.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			I mean to your dua that Allah enable us to share the knowledge with with non Muslims and to bring
them to the light
		
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			shereena
		
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			Polycom Salaam from Long Island
		
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			zydus Shah from occupied Kashmir welcome Salaam I mean aside
		
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			from Somalia while they come Salaam
		
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			and naef Davidson from Ohio, USA
		
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			wa Alaykum Salaam
		
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			said Shabana or Shabana Han
		
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			Polycom Salaam
		
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			we have sev
		
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			Polycom Salah Salaam from the Chechnya and Republic
		
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			to Russia.
		
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			tauheed Anwar alaikum Salaam
		
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			from India.
		
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			Ahmed Ali Arshad
		
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			from Lahore, Pakistan ba students from the International Open University alaikum Salaam and Hamad
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			Polycom Salaam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu.
		
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			With that,
		
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			welcome everyone again, we will now move on
		
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			to our class.
		
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			Bismillah
		
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			was Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah
		
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			al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah al Karim. Allah Allah was happy
woman is standing there be so nutty in Iowa Dean
		
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			operates due to a law and we allow Peace and blessings beyond the last prophet muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and and all those who follow the path of righteousness until the last day.
		
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			Today's session is number 32.
		
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			And in it we're looking at the name Elmo plate,
		
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			which is the 47th name in our series of 99.
		
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			And it is translated generally as the nourisher and the Sustainer.
		
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			It is only mentioned once in the Quran.
		
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			What can Allahu Allah coolessay in Makita and Allah is the preserver of all things.
		
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			linguistically, the name Elmo, Kate comes from the trilateral route
		
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			off Wow. And
		
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			it is derived from the verbal noun, quote, cotton, which means sustenance.
		
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			It has five basic meanings. The first meaning is to supply, maintain and sustain.
		
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			The second meaning is to feed and nourish. The third is to keep preserve and guard.
		
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			The fourth is to witness observe and watch over
		
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			and the fifth is to be able to do anything like elk or deer and elk or deer.
		
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			This route appears twice in the Koran in two derived forms.
		
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			Examples of these forms are Aqua Taha aquata its subs sustenance and more Payton, a keeper
		
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			preserver
		
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			when it comes to Allah, the meaning of this Divine Name, Alamo pit, is virtually the same as Al
halfhill and Al Hafiz the preserver, according to imaam Zoo judge,
		
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			with the added dimension of being the one who gives everything nourishment, according to its needs,
like our rezac and our rajdip. The provider that we've taken before all living creatures are
entitled and need some form or another of sustenance and nourishment.
		
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			Living bodies need food and drink, to survive, grow and replicate. souls and minds need to be
nourished by knowledge. And even the angels while not needing food and drink are nourished by the
words of glorification of Allah, and that Tally.
		
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			Almighty Allah nourishes all of his creatures, he preserves them looks out for them is aware of
their different circumstances.
		
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			In that way, this Divine Name and locate includes all the Divine Names found in the remaining 99
names.
		
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			Alright contains all the divine attributes. The attributes which come from the names,
		
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			found in the remaining 99 attributes, it's a comprehensive name. Furthermore, I don't know if it
sustains both bodies and souls. And he has taken it upon himself to sustain his whole creation, as
he
		
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			call it, created all things and locate also creates what sustains them
		
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			sustain sustaining us, while similar to providing for us, as our zap is even more specific
		
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			Then the attributes of a rasik.
		
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			While similar, there is a slight difference.
		
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			He makes accessible, what is necessary for his creatures to survive? And what is the luxury
		
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			thing gives us what we need to survive until he wills to put an end to our lives. Then he simply
withholds what keeps us alive. Elmo crate alone is capable and knowledgeable of everything.
		
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			Some researchers and compilers have the 99 names chose Alamo leaf
		
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			instead of Alma Pete
		
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			Mohave is interpreted as meaning they help her
		
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			as he helps his creatures among the jinn and human beings, as well as animals in their times of
difficulty.
		
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			Whenever they call out to Him, He answers them and saves them
		
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			is also
		
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			carrying the meaning of the responder.
		
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			The one who responds, and the one who is called upon for help.
		
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			This attribute is different from responding as the author hoffa
		
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			refers to actions, while is the Java
		
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			responding refers to words, there is an overlapping here, however, they may be used interchangeably.
And people do use them in that way, if no Chi m said, is the helper of all his creatures, and he
responds to those who are desperate.
		
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			That's the sense of unbelief
		
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			in terms of the application
		
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			of his name,
		
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			in accordance with immune battles four principles,
		
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			we begin with the first principle of adapting or adopting where the name is applicable. This Divine
Name of it may be adopted by providing nourishment and sustenance for a lot of creatures on a human
scale within our spheres of influence. This is a praiseworthy moral characteristic, promoted
strongly by Islamic teachings, for example, in order to stress the importance of care, and
compassion for all of us creatures, the promises are land related for us a story, an incident, which
took place in the distant past. He said, while a past prostitute from the tribe of Israel, venue is
Ryan was walking, she passed by a weld and drank some water from it.
		
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			While doing this, she saw a dog panting and licking the earth near the well, due to its extreme
thirst. The prostitute then went back to the well filled her pouch with water and fed the dog in
order to quench his thirst. So Allah forgave her sins.
		
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			On another occasion, when the prophet SAW Selim related a similar story about a man who did
something quite similar, the companions asked them or messenger of Allah, is there a reward for
being charitable? Even to animals? to promise Our solemn replied Yes, for every warm blooded
creature, there is a reward of charity shown towards it.
		
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			So on one hand, these narrations also emphasize that when it comes to being charitable,
		
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			by providing sustenance and nourishment, we should not consider any good deed too small to matter. A
lot of repeat, the provider sustains all of its features, no matter how small or how big, our week
out, or how powerful or how insignificant or important
		
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			in order to stress this point,
		
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			the prophet SAW Selim was quoted by a bizarre as saying, Latta Quran nominal ma who fish a
		
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			not distain a
		
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			Good Deed, no matter how small it may seem
		
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			hollow and telco a Hawker be watching talk.
		
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			Even if it is only you're meeting your Muslim brother or sister with a cheerful face.
		
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			On the other hand
		
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			with such a great reward for providing sustenance to animals, how much greater would it be for
providing for our fellow human beings, whether the sustenance be physical or spiritual.
		
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			So these narrations indirectly invite us to convey the spiritual sustenance needed by all humankind
by spreading the correct message of Islam.
		
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			Of course, being charitable in general, is an application of the Divine Name advocate.
		
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			And it also involves as being charitable, by going out of our way to help others, whether fellow
human beings or animals.
		
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			Furthermore, our giving of charity should not be ritualistic, limited only to Ramadan. It is true
that the prophet SAW Salem was most charitable in Ramadan, but it was also extremely charitable all
year round.
		
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			We should always remember that incredible piece of prophetic advice as sadakazu to fit on hottie
gamma youth fit on my own now.
		
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			Charity obliterates sins, the way water extinguishes fire.
		
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			Although in the case of a law, he doesn't benefit from
		
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			being charitable for human beings and the jinn charity benefits the giver even more than the
receiver
		
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			of the law binominal reported that while the Messenger of Allah was sitting on the pulpit and
talking about the importance of sadaqa
		
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			and the abstention from begging, he said,
		
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			the upper hand is better than the lower hand
		
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			the upper being the one which bestows and the lower the one which begs.
		
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			So, we are encouraged.
		
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			By applying this name, I noted
		
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			through being charitable,
		
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			to find ways and means
		
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			and there are no end.
		
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			There are countless ways and means that we can utilize to be charitable,
		
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			and apply this Divine Name
		
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			in terms of confirming where the name is unique and inapplicable, which is Principle number two of
event but Paul's four principles.
		
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			We do so by recognizing a law the nourisher special provision in each and every aspect of our lives.
We confirm his divine name. However, we should also strongly and righteously reject any attempts to
assign to any human beings.
		
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			Law Adam opiods divine act of distribution of provisions to his creatures.
		
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			Whether this divine attribute is given to Sufi saints, or to Shiite infallible imams.
		
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			Such an assignment is pure worship and idolatry.
		
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			The classical example of this type of shirk can be found
		
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			regardless regarding an 18th century Moroccan Sufi chef named the bar
		
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			who died
		
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			in the 18th century
		
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			was quoted by one of his followers is saying, I once witnessed a saint a winning
		
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			reach such a high station that he witnessed all intelligent and unintelligent creative beings, wild
animals, insects, the heavens, and it stars the earth, and the globe of the entire world, gained its
sustenance from him
		
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			went on to say
		
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			He heard all of their sounds and conversations in a single instant. And he,
		
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			the chef gave each
		
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			what they needed
		
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			and what was best suited for them. This is Elmo Pete, this is not a chef.
		
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			And he did so according to the bar without being distracted by one from another.
		
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			such claims are preposterous and heretic and should be soundly rejected by all those who have
understood this Divine Name of Allah and Bukit, and its attributes of being the Sustainer nurture
and preserver.
		
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			These divine attributes should be given exclusively to Allah alone, without any partners in his
divinity, to assign them to a last creation is open ship, without a shadow of a doubt.
		
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			Consequently, confirmation of the uniqueness of this attribute, this divine attribute requires us to
reject all such claims, and those who make them.
		
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			The third principle of finding hope, where there is a promise
		
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			can be seen in the fact that this Divine Name or locate contains a huge divine promise that whatever
sustenance we need, will ultimately be provided for by Allah.
		
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			This reminder provides a solid foundation for patients in our times of need.
		
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			It is also a strong reminder for us not to despair, of receiving a lot of support at the first sign
of failure or delay in the fulfillment of our plans. For a law is the best of planners. Reflecting
on this device name should strongly encouraged us from seeking sustenance from haram means and
encourage us to remain patient until the halaal options become available.
		
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			Or even more importantly, we make an effort to find alternative means through community projects,
involving the cooperation of some members of the community, if not all,
		
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			we should always remember that the ends do not justify the means.
		
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			Although the ends justify the means, for as this phrase
		
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			is commonly quoted to justify the use of haram means
		
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			and does not seem to be supported
		
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			or does seem to be supported by the commonly quoted.
		
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			Sharia Maxim, necessity makes permissible the forbidden, Allah has a lot to be admired. And
		
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			yeah, and Mahabharat to be
		
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			forgotten the Arabic phrase, these logos anyway are often misused.
		
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			Their use is only justified where human life and limb are threatened.
		
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			In life threatening situations, the ends and necessity becomes
		
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			saving a life.
		
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			In such cases, using whatever means within reason, including the forbidden means to save a life
becomes justifiable and permissible. However, these legal Maxim's have to be used very cautiously
based on a variety of additional conditions like this, this allowing their use when the harm becomes
greater than the benefits. For example, were to save one life involves deliberate loss of two lives
or more.
		
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			On the other hand, focusing on the promise of provision should give us confidence in self restraint
and patience for a law to provide for us another way out of our circumstances.
		
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			As a law said, Oh, man
		
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			adopted nyege Allahu Maharaja, we are Zuko, who mean hate to lie doesn't
		
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			make the worker Lala law firm or hospital. Whoever fears Allah, he will find an escape for him,
Allah will find an escape for him and provide for him from where he would least expect it. And
whoever trusts in a law will find that he a law is sufficient for him.
		
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			Focusing on the promises of help, nourishment and sustenance in the Divine Name and locate reminds
us that this life is just a test and that bad times are inevitable, as a law locates himself said,
while another Luana can be a mineral healthy will jewelry, or Napa, slim mineral and wallyworld
amphis. What some odd rubbish it is slavery.
		
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			Surely I will test you with fear, hunger, loss of wealth and life and the fruits of your work. So
give glad tidings of Jannah. To those who are patient,
		
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			all we can do is to pray as a Lord taught us to patiently pray for a lighter trial than given to
those who came before us. He taught us saying and Swan Baqarah verse 286, robina will attach Mila
Alena is wrong, comma Hamilton who Alan Medina mean tabulator.
		
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			Lord do not burden us as you burden those before us.
		
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			And he told us to pray that our burdens will not be too much for us to handle robina wala to
hammermill Nirmala Takata Allah Nabi
		
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			Lord do not burden us with more than we have strength to bear.
		
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			We pray begging Allah not to overburden us, even though we know that he won't do so, as he already
promised us not, that he will not do so saying, law you can live for long enough son in law was Aha.
Allah does not burden any soul more than it can bear. That's a lot of promise already.
		
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			But he still told us
		
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			to pray.
		
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			Not to give us burdens, which is too heavy for us to handle.
		
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			To do so.
		
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			would be oppression. And Allah also promised His creation, that he would never oppress anyone. Will
I ever limit Rob Booker had and your Lord is not oppressed anymore?
		
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			So why did he teach us to pray in that way, knowing that
		
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			it could never be the case.
		
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			praying that Allah doesn't give us a burden too heavy for us to bear.
		
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			He did so because human nature is such that whenever we are tested, we immediately feel that the
test is too much to bear. Regardless of the reality of our circumstance, no matter how great or how
small, we always feel this is too much I can do with it. So this becomes a gentle release valve from
Alamo pit,
		
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			protecting us from venting our anger at Allah. Instead, we can vent our wounded feelings in a humble
way, instead of an indignant and hearty way, which leads many of us, if not most of us to question
allows divine wisdom with questions like, why, why am I being tested?
		
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			I don't deserve this.
		
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			Or why me
		
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			and not someone else. They have done far worse things that I've done.
		
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			Or why now
		
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			and not that some other time or why here and not some other place, etc, etc, etc.
		
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			Instead, we just beg Allah to give us the strength to handle the burdens or give us more strength to
handle it.
		
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			Remain respectful and humble before the almighty sustainer.
		
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			The fourth principle of Ibn batal to have fear where there is a warning
		
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			there are no obvious warnings in this Divine Name I locate
		
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			since it is fundamentally a promise, except what may be indirectly found through the prophetic
warnings regarding the consequence of sustaining ourselves using haraam means
		
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			the ends do not justify the means.
		
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			First, on one occasion,
		
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			quoted the Quranic verse
		
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			For those who believe it of the good things that I gave you.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			And then he described a person on a long journey, whose here was disheveled and covered with dust.
Who lifted his hands towards the sky saying, You're a baby.
		
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			Oh my Lord. Yeah, Robbie. Oh, my Lord, but his food was unlawful.
		
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			His drink was unlawful. His clothes were unlawful, and his nourishment was unlawful, unlawful. So
how could his prayers be answered?
		
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			So in spite of the fact that this traveler had fulfilled all of the major prerequisites for his
prayers to be answered,
		
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			number one prerequisite was being on a journey. Robert Solomon said the prayers of travelers are
answered.
		
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			He said three supplications are answered without doubt. disaggregation of the oppressed is
application of the traveler and this obligation of the parent for his or her child.
		
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			The second prerequisite
		
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			is here with the shovels, indicating a long journey.
		
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			The greater the difficulty, the greater the reward is a general principle. As a prophet SAW Solomon
said, Indeed greater rewards come
		
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			with greater trials.
		
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			Surely, when Allah loves people, he will test them. So whoever is pleased with his tests, or her
test, then for him or her his satisfaction, and whoever is angry with them, then for him or her, His
laws are off.
		
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			The third prerequisite dusty here, Indyk indicative also of an arduous journey,
		
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			difficult journey, more emphasis on the difficulty of his journey, making him more deserving of a
greater reward.
		
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			The fourth be requisites.
		
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			His hands were raised in prayer.
		
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			This is the proper nouns and Sunnah for special prayers for the rain, prayer etc. Used to raise his
hands in prayer.
		
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			So man and fallacy related the promises are lump said
		
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			very a lot is shy. and generous. is shy when a person raises his or her hands in prayer to him to
return them away. Empty
		
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			and disappointed.
		
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			The fifth condition
		
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			calling on Allah using his divine name, or Rob
		
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			oh my lord Jambi
		
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			as instructed as a law instructed
		
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			father Oh, who do you
		
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			call on a law using his names.
		
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			So his prayers were rejected by a law
		
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			because the money he earned to buy his food and his drink, his clothes etc. Were Haram.
		
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			Since it was haram then the food he bought with her
		
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			became hora and the flesh and blood that grew from the food also became harder. And the clothes that
he covered his harem body with were also Haram, because he had bought them with haraam earnings. So
his very existence became
		
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			so much so that it overwhelmed his other good actions.
		
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			On the other hand, it is likely that his daughters were also not really sincere, you to the level of
haraam existence that he reached
		
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			for perhaps is to us.
		
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			We're not prayers or repentance, for which any crime or sin may be forgiven, no matter how great
		
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			or how many times
		
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			but instead, they were prayers for more of a loss favors.
		
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			So the lesson we need to learn from that is that Hara means of sustenance, will ultimate ultimately
produce her arm and
		
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			to further illustrate
		
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			this situation,
		
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			where instead of being kind and gentle, and helpful,
		
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			providing sustenance to a lot creatures, one in turn,
		
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			harms them.
		
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			Prophet Muhammad SAW Salam had
		
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			addressed the issue of animal cruelty, or cruelty to animals,
		
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			which
		
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			many of us
		
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			tend to turn a blind blind eye towards.
		
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			So even if our kids are harming pets, we buy them pets, cats, dogs, whatever.
		
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			And they are harming these animals, guinea pigs, etc.
		
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			We ignore it.
		
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			In fact, in Islam, it's a very serious matter of the highest order. When Omar quoted the prophet SAW
Solomon saying, a woman was sent to the Hellfire because of a cat.
		
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			She had tied it up until it died,
		
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			without giving it food, or setting it free to eat from the vermin of the earth.
		
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			So cruelty to animals, we can see what's enshrined in the Islamic moral code of contact conduct 1400
years ago, as a major sin, and its opposite kindness to animal was divinely declared a highly
regarded and greatly rewarded act of charity.
		
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			So
		
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			in concluding our
		
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			study of the name, Alma Tate,
		
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			we should be aware,
		
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			of being the opposite of what
		
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			Allah describes himself with. Allah describes himself as an athlete,
		
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			the one who provides sustenance,
		
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			nourishment, can help
		
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			support
		
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			protection,
		
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			where we become the opposite of that,
		
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			then
		
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			our
		
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			road
		
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			is a road to *.
		
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			And this has been
		
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			affirmed by Prophet Muhammad SAW someone in no end have had this.
		
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			So
		
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			my brothers and sisters,
		
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			we should reflect,
		
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			while thanking a lot for being who he is, and providing for us providing provision according to our
needs, in the best way possible.
		
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			We need to do likewise to our fellow human beings and to the animal kingdom, that ally has given us
power over
		
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			Barack a lot of people
		
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			so that's why they call him what to buy him over cattle. And we will close with our do our using the
name, or LA Yama, Pete, we know that you sustain and nourish all your creatures according to each of
their specific needs.
		
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			And we thank you for doing so. Even though we don't really deserve it. Due to our disobedience and
other sins,
		
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			Yamato ate,
		
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			we implore you to put in our hearts contentment for whatever you have decided, is what we need. And
not what we think we need
		
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			for Surely, you know, what is best for us. And we don't and
		
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			Baraka lafay booms that ID or how to lie, he will better get
		
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			to now, shift
		
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			to the third portion of our
		
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			program, our class,
		
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			and that is it.
		
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			period for q&a?
		
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			Well, for our q&a,
		
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			right.
		
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			Do rot to be an Mahabharat. That's the
		
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			maxim was which
		
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			wouldn't come out of my mouth
		
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			was in my head. Yes, a doodle rod to be a matter of the rod.
		
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			necessities.
		
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			Make permissible, forbidden.
		
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			Okay. Let's look at our questions now.
		
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			Estella asks,
		
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			Are women allowed to say to lock and have a divorce? Does she have to wait three months
		
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			for the divorce to complete and a female initiated divorce is possible.
		
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			It's done through the system.
		
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			She requests a talaq from the courts, through the courts, or through the head of the community.
		
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			She could
		
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			state the lock if she put that in her.
		
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			In her marriage contract when she was getting married, she put this clause in that she would be
allowed to pronounce divorce if
		
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			the need arose.
		
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			But normally, you know, this female initiated the divorce is called hula.
		
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			And
		
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			she does so to her family and the courts
		
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			requesting it and it is supposed to be implemented with some conditions that the husband may
		
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			get back the dowry, which he gave.
		
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			And
		
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			following that, then the court can issue the lock.
		
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			The next question
		
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			thank you for explaining about that motif.
		
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			Question Elmo days is a made up name. Should we call a locate
		
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			a wave?
		
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			Well, we'll be looking at that. When we complete the 99. We will be looking at Alamo wave
		
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			insha Allah and we'll answer that question at that time.
		
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			sambar Zubair
		
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			should want to have to wash the plate of non Muslims if they have served as food.
		
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			No, this is not a requirement. Some people
		
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			have made it a practice in some countries, where whenever non Muslims come into the
		
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			home and they use any utensils that people wash them
		
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			based on the
		
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			laws statement in the ML machinery cool now
		
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			alleges
		
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			that the
		
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			disbelievers are impure
		
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			goona medicine.
		
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			But scholars have explained that this is not physical niassa
		
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			but spiritual madrasa
		
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			their belief system is impure.
		
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			And we know that because even one of the wives of the Prophet is
		
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			in Medina when her mother had come from Mecca visitor,
		
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			and she got permission from the processor to allow the mother in her home and the pastor seldom, of
course, left it open, you know, she could come to visit her anytime.
		
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			And when she came after she left, then
		
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			the wife of the prophet SAW Salaam
		
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			or no, I think it was just that
		
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			she was reluctant to allow her in the home for fear that she would make the bone impure. Due to her
presence in the home and a process that lamp
		
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			told her to allow her in the home and cancel that idea.
		
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			Was my
		
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			Gemma
		
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			listening to her last name and saying it while listening? is a good deed? Or will it be rewarded?
That's what I say to my kids.
		
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			Well,
		
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			listening to a last name,
		
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			last names they're being decided to be exposed to them.
		
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			course, we have to
		
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			assume that the list is correct, the correct list
		
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			and reciting those names.
		
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			Without understanding having understood them,
		
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			while others are reciting them, there's no harm.
		
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			I'm
		
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			having the kids learn the names that wait to memorize with to be aware of memorizing the names.
		
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			Again is no harm as long as the list is an authentic list, which doesn't have names which are
inauthentic.
		
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			We have any questions from our students Instagram.
		
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			No, there are other names of the law apart from Milan tonight.
		
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			This is a question which was answered in our first or second
		
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			class. The 99 is not the limit. There only Allah only has 99 names No.
		
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			And we brought the evidence from the eyes of the prophets Allah etc. which speak about Names of
Allah which are known only to Allah.
		
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			So we know that it's not only 99 and we mentioned some scholars
		
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			compiled lists of over 1000 names.
		
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			Clean criteria and for extracting the names
		
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			may vary.
		
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			Some scholars may not agree on some of the criteria and use by others.
		
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			But for sure,
		
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			there are
		
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			other names and we will look at some of those. After we complete our 99, we'll look at some of the
other names 10 or 15 of the other names, which are candidates for being listed in the in anybody
else's list of names of Allah as well as those that are not candidates, those which are not.
		
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			They don't have fulfilled criteria for being among the names of Allah.
		
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			Abraham, Adam,
		
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			in case we missed,
		
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			okay.
		
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			People before that.
		
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			The other three, Sally was asking, I fear to die so much, that sometimes I cry. This fear interrupts
my daily work, most of times, I'm sad because of death. Any solution?
		
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			Well, it depends on why you're afraid to die.
		
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			If you're afraid to die, because your sins are many, and you're afraid to meet Allah, with all the
sins that you've committed,
		
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			then this is a good fear,
		
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			which is pleasing to Allah, which is rewardable.
		
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			But if it's fear, like the fear of a lion,
		
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			a lion jumps out of its cage and zoo, comes running towards you, you have a massive fear of this
line. So your fear of death is like that kind of fear, then that kind of fear is not really
rewardable.
		
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			Know,
		
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			what it means is that
		
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			we need to work towards gender.
		
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			Do more works, which will put us on the path to gender
		
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			until we build up a level of confidence that we're going in the right direction
		
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			with that confidence, that fear overwhelming fear that you're experiencing, causing you to cry, etc.
		
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			It will pass away.
		
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			Do you have any further questions from
		
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			our Instagram? students?
		
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			Nope. The brain Adam
		
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			asked in case we missed to rock out of Monterey.
		
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			Miss to regard the mother
		
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			do we read aloud while praying it? Or is it okay? To read silently, as I see some people do.
		
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			For me say fudger
		
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			which needs to be recited aloud and may reside quietly and it's preferable to recite it aloud for
that are said aloud to be decided aloud when missed.
		
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			But it's recited not, you know, on a level that you're going to, you've got a loud voice,
		
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			meaning that you are reading as if you're reciting as if you're leading Salah. So you raise your
voice so the people behind you can hear but rather you read aloud, which is enough for you.
		
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			That what you're saying is audible. It's enough for your prayer without being so loud as to disturb
others who may be reading or reciting in other prayers
		
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			was my Jamal as my friend buys currency at a lower price and sells it at a higher price.
		
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			Is this haram earning or not Haram in Islam?
		
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			Well,
		
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			once you are buying currency,
		
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			to sell it at a lower price to sell it at a higher price.
		
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			This is generally looked at as a form of rebar.
		
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			It's spot in interest interest given
		
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			at the moment, not over periods of time not set based on
		
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			periods of time because browsers are lump forbade, you're selling dates, you exchange dates for
dates, one kilo of dates for one kilo of dates.
		
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			And any give a number of other examples, like for like,
		
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			once you shift,
		
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			then
		
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			you are engaging in a form of interest.
		
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			So that purchasing of currency
		
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			where the President is purchasing the currency and selling the same currency at higher prices, this
would be a form of rebar should not be done.
		
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			Stella asks, If one has a phobia of animals, is that disliked in the eyes of Allah? No.
		
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			You know, having a phobia about animals,
		
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			no harm, but you can still treat them well. And avoid harming them.
		
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			So if you tried to get over the phobia, and you couldn't, don't feel that you're insane, etc. Or you
may have had some traumatic experiences with the child, which remained with you.
		
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			And
		
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			perhaps with counseling, the saturate may help you get over it. But until such time you're not
insane.
		
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			Question Faisal Ali asked, Can I ask a non Muslim to pray for me?
		
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			Well, if they're not praying to God, then that is foolish.
		
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			If you know they're praying to Jesus,
		
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			or to Shiva, then asking them to pray for you is foolish. You might think it's like well, okay, you
know, I'm showing a kind of, I asked my Muslim friends so I also asked my non Muslim friends so
don't feel left out. Now. This is your deen your religion and you need to protect it.
		
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			Last question, Ibrahim. Adam.
		
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			What if my parents who sponsored me sponsored me with the rebar money
		
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			What do I do to expel allows punishment on
		
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			and spirit after this explanation of his name?
		
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			Well, they sponsored you with the rebar money.
		
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			What you should do,
		
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			you're actually in a position to earn now is to
		
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			get that sponsored rebar money
		
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			back and give it away in charity, not seeking any reward but seeking to remove the sin from what
your parents did. Because it's Riba money meaning the money which has rebounded so it's the river on
it, which is haram. So that's what you need to give away in charity to purify money.
		
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			On asthma, can you advise how to teach children eight years old, to become regular in prayer, so
that they come to love it. But I've spoken about that before. You know, this is the importance of
teaching children to be thankful to Allah
		
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			from the earliest ages,
		
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			so that they understand that whatever they have comes from Allah.
		
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			So, whatever they are given, they give fans to the people who have given it to them as well as
giving thanks to Allah. They have to have to develop that sense of the need to thank Allah.
		
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			So this is something you should have calculated much earlier but it's never too late to try to teach
them to understand
		
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			standard stand their relationship with a law
		
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			question from Juma
		
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			What if someone is Shia, and besides Quran and Hadith believe your follow up with the beloved
Beloved Prophet Muhammad SAW some
		
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			Well, he may be a maybe he was he may be a Shia who doesn't realize what it actually means to be a
Shiite.
		
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			So, he could be an accepted follower.
		
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			In that sense, I mean, some people who are not Muslims, others all that they have deviated as others
amongst the Sigma have deviated
		
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			Shaheen Khan,
		
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			where can I find the best translation in English of the hologram? Sorry, I have it.
		
01:00:50 --> 01:00:55
			Well, there are a number of cell phones translation
		
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			is available
		
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			from
		
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			Amazon iph, bookstore, tower corner books Daraa Salaam, cetera
		
01:01:12 --> 01:01:14
			there's the revised version of
		
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			the loose Valley's translation
		
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			there is Sahih International
		
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			still sold in many locations around the world.
		
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			And as well some new translations which have come on the market in the last five years 510 years
		
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			consumables were what is the ruling on eating from non Muslim vessels I discussed that already.
		
01:01:48 --> 01:01:50
			non Muslim
		
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			vessels should be cleaned them first.
		
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			Oh, are the other question is being asked that if they eat from your vessels, what should you do?
Now eating from non Muslim vessels is fine, it's not necessary to clean them.
		
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			Malik
		
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			from the Quran, we get many things like Names of Allah, things that Allah dislikes and likes and the
stories of the prophets as guidance. What else wisdom or can we all
		
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			get it from the Koran?
		
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			Well, I mean, the Quran has
		
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			guidance in so many different areas of our lives.
		
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			In it in can't really imagine any aspect of our lives. Where the Quran doesn't have guidance, to
help humankind
		
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			in living
		
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			in a righteous way,
		
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			worshipping Allah while doing things that we do,
		
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			as the Lord told us from endless allottee when the Suki or Mati Mati deniable, Allah mean
		
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			this is the motto of the believer in US allottee indeed my worship,
		
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			Almighty I will mighty
		
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			my living and my dying for a law the Lord of all the worlds
		
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			what Misaki I left out, that is my sacrifices, sacrifice that I did sacrifice of animals to be
sacrifices in life. All of it should be for a law, the Lord of all the words.
		
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			So I think
		
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			we have covered
		
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			our questions for today.
		
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			And we'll see you tomorrow. Insha Allah
		
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			Subhana Allah, Ambika shadow Allah land and then start fluka where to go