Bilal Philips – In the Names of Allah – 39 – al-Majeed

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The speakers discuss the importance of working for the benefit of others, including the history and meaning of the name Majeed, the meaning of the word and its significance in various cultures, and the importance of giving gifts and building mutual love in society. They also touch on the importance of finding hope and rejecting false accusations of malice, finding hope and finding the right way out in life, and learning about the rules of Islam. The discussion also touches on issues with evil behavior, smoking, divorce, and the use of words like "will" and "willful" in various cultural misunderstandings.

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			So I'm going to lie over cattle.
		
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			I'd like to welcome you all
		
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			to this the 39th session.
		
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			And
		
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			as usual, we'll welcome all of our
		
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			students, guests, visitors,
		
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			etc.
		
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			As usual,
		
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			just the Rashid Abdul Rashid, from the US is among the first students in the grid.
		
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			And they return her Greetings walaikum salam.
		
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			May Allah bless you and your family
		
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			and
		
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			make a way for you to
		
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			complete the course with us and make a way for us to
		
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			complete the course with you.
		
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			Sister as she dies from Stafford, Virginia, Roshan Ali walaikum Salam
		
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			aziridine from Melbourne, Australia while they come Salah, and yes, may Allah enable us all to work
to the benefit of the oma
		
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			naef Davidson from wire USA welcome Salaam Yasmina smile from South Africa. alaikum Salaam
rahmatullah wa barakato. From Grenada Hamza and dal while they come, salam o comes Grenadian but
you're living in Birmingham, UK. Okay, Masha, Allah
		
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			Ziad, a shot I lay on Salaam from Indian occupied Kashmir
		
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			and Xi'an from Sri Lanka. Welcome hamdulillah.
		
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			Welcome, RSC land can students,
		
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			supporters, followers etc.
		
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			Would like to go back to visit sometime. The future I've been there a number of times.
		
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			We have from Russia. Ali walaikum salam from Ethiopia. Luiz Rodriguez lecom salaam
		
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			didn't mention where you're from but I guess Rodriguez that maybe you're from the Philippines i'm
not mistaken
		
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			by they come Salaam
		
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			from the UK
		
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			farik han from Michigan USA alaikum Salaam
		
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			and this mail
		
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			from India
		
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			barakallahu vehicle
		
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			Charla
		
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			we still have a couple more
		
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			super PACs.
		
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			They come Salaam.
		
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			And
		
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			with that we'll shift
		
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			to our
		
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			main portion of the session
		
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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim
		
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			al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen
		
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			wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah al Karim
		
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			Allah Allah He was hobby for many Stanley Bissonnette he Ryoma did
		
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			operations due to a law in Milan
		
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			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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			This is the 39th session
		
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			in which we'll be looking at the name
		
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			al Majid,
		
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			which is the 56th name,
		
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			roughly translated as the majestic and the vastly kind.
		
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			It is only mentioned twice in the grab.
		
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			One in
		
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			Surah Hood, verse 73 rahmatullahi wa barakatuh la qu al al Beatty in Hamid done. Majeed.
		
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			Allah's mercy and blessings be upon you members of the Prophet's family. Indeed, he is the most
praiseworthy and the majestic.
		
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			In terms of the meaning Majeed comes from the trilateral route, meme jeem dal and is derived from
the Geron merged magic Dune, which has two root meanings to be plentiful, and to be expansive.
		
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			Taken from the phrase jet to DARPA
		
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			if you give an animal a lot of feed, subsequently, Majeed also came to me in kind and generous, like
the adjective Kareem, and magic came to me in kindness. This is according to the linguist as a
judge. Majid is the intensive form of the present private support Masjid,
		
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			according to the file pattern common to the Divine Names.
		
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			Relative to Allah, this Divine Name al Majid means that he is himself most noble. His deeds are most
beautiful, and he is plentiful in whatever he gives, is extremely good to his creatures, which is
evident in all of the blessings that he pours upon them.
		
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			Furthermore, he is great and glorious in his assets, as well as metaphorically the greatest in his
dignity,
		
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			who gives liberally and bountifully He is the most bountiful and the benefits and
		
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			Al Majeed
		
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			is related to some other
		
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			Divine Names.
		
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			It's closely related in meaning to three Divine Names In fact, Allah gelila, the majestic
		
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			Allah Karim the generous and Wahab the Restore. Alma Jade is majestic and beautiful in both his
qualities and actions. He treats his creatures most generously, and bestows on them gifts beyond
their expectations, demonstrating his infinite greatness, which deserves all praise in Africa, Hamid
Majid
		
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			the Koran is Majid.
		
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			Allah has described his own revealed words the Quran, using this same Divine Name
		
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			of well Quranic Majeed, faff by the majestic and glorious core.
		
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			That's your coffers one.
		
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			The Koran is fundamentally noble and majestic, because it is the words of Allah.
		
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			Not a single one of its words, nor its message has been changed in over 1000 years, 1400 years in
fact,
		
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			while they changed and continue to change individuals, and nations completely, until today,
		
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			its nobility and majesty also lie in the ability of the gym or humankind to produce a book similar
to it, or even a single chapter like one of its chapters. As the law said, say if humankind and the
jinn gathered together in order to produce another correlate similar to describe, they could not
produce another like it, even if they assisted each other.
		
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			That's where I miss Roberts at it.
		
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			They couldn't create such a comprehensive book, similar in its legal system.
		
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			Its prohibitions and permissions systems of worship, economic systems, etc. nor could they create a
book of such literary excellence and eloquence, nor one containing scientific wonders for every age,
nor one which God promised to protect for over 1400 years, completely unchanged. In natrona, zelner
vichara we're in LA who the half is owed, indeed are revealed the reminder
		
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			and I will be its protect Sora ledger, verse nine.
		
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			The majesty and witness of the crime also lies in the fact that a lot elevates whoever lives
religious then socially according to it, and he debases whoever rejects it and sees it as backward,
archaic and irrelevant.
		
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			Allah throne is also Majid. Allah has described his throne as being majestic and glorious.
		
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			voloshin Majidi
		
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			This is in Surah Al Burrows, verse 15.
		
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			In the authentic recitations of Hamza al kisai and koloff. Ultimate GED is recited with a castra
instead of Alma g do with a dumb according to the most well known recitation of Huff's from awesome,
and the remaining six most authentic recitals
		
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			that would change the meaning of the verse to the glorious Lord of the Throne, if it's red with the
Dhamma, instead of the lord of the glorious road, with the castra and although in common
understanding the kursi and the Arash are one in the same, actually they are not
		
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			according to the Sunnah, in such matters, of course, regarding the unseen world today, we can only
depend on the profit so I sell them for clarification and not our imagination.
		
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			According to the following statement of the profits that I would sell them the currency is not only
distinctly different from the throne, Arash,
		
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			but it is also incredibly smaller than it allows messenger was authentically reported to upset
		
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			the seven heavens in relation to the footstool is that of a ring thrown into a boundless desert.
		
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			And the superiority of the throne, over the footstool is like that of the boundless desert in
relationship to the reign.
		
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			Yet the law states in the Koran, that the currency encompasses the heavens and the earth, once the
accuracy was somewhat
		
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			this footstool extends over the heavens and the earth. So how great and glorious is the last road.
There is in fact the biggest and greatest element in the last creation.
		
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			Moving on to the application, according to emin bottles four principles, the first of which is to
adopt where applicable
		
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			this divine name Allah Majeed, meaning the vastly kind is among the names which can be directly
applied on a human scale.
		
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			Consequently, as a law is vastly kind and giving innumerable gifts to both believers and
disbelievers,
		
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			to the righteous and unrighteous. We should likewise be extra generous in giving gifts to those
around us.
		
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			Whether whenever the opportunity presents itself above or error related that the prophet SAW Selim
instructed us to give frequently saying,
		
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			to had out, to have to give gifts amongst yourselves and build mutual love amongst yourselves.
		
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			This form of gift giving in society spreads love and affection among the members of the community.
The prophet SAW his alum encourage the believers to begin their gift, giving
		
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			With their neighbors, sharing and giving gifts builds a sense of family love, which creates a
wholesome environment, raise children, and promote mutual care and respect. Are bizarre related that
on one occasion the prophets I seldom said to him or a Buddha. When you cook soup, add more water to
it and feed your neighbors.
		
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			Islam also stresses generosity and kindness to guests. And the prophets I seldom said
		
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			one who is not hospitable to guests, does not truly believe in the law and the last day
		
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			the most logical way of providing food to guests is by preferring them over ourselves and our
families in spite of our own need.
		
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			allotments special mention of the answer. Medina converts in the Quran due to that noble quality,
saying, Well, you see Runa Allah and fusi him well cannot be him kasasa
		
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			and they gave preference over themselves, even though they were themselves in need. It's tour and
harsher was nine.
		
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			The reason for the revelation of this verse is that a man from the answer accepted a guest sent to
him by the prophet SAW Selim, even though he only had just enough food for his children.
		
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			So he and his wife devise the plan to put their children to bed early without any dinner, and give
the guests all of their food.
		
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			After the guests began eating, he would go to the lamp that was lighting up the room, pretending to
fix it, and accidentally turn it off.
		
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			Then he would go and sit with his guests in the dark, pretending to eat along with him.
		
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			When he and the guests join the Messenger of Allah The next morning, the province Arsalan said to
him, Allah is pleased with what both you and your wife did last night.
		
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			And simultaneously, the previously mentioned verse was revealed.
		
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			The other way by which generosity embodied in the Divine Name and Majeed can be applied is to
generously give in charity,
		
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			charity of the rich charity of the poor etc, from all sides ways means
		
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			Hakeem, even his arm quoted the process alumna, saying, the best charity is that given when one has
surplus wealth, and the upper hand is better than the lower, but begin giving charity with your
dependence,
		
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			when one has surplus wealth, meaning the wealthy
		
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			the wealthy, giving charity is among the best forms of charity or in your life, to give charity,
when you have wealth, you have the means etc. This is considered best because at that time, in spite
of the fact that you have the wealth, the feelings of miserliness becomes strong, you work hard for
your wealth,
		
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			why should you just just give it away like that, let them work for it also, like you did, you know,
you find 1,000,001 excuses, why not to give even though you have all the wealth, now,
		
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			the upper hand is better than the lower hand, because the upper hand is the hand which gives and the
lower hand is the hand which receives
		
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			that means that the benefactor is better than the recipient with regards to acts of charity. Begging
is forbidden in Islam except under exceptional circumstances.
		
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			The promise is seldom said that one who begged without real need will come before a law on the Day
of Judgment, without skin on his or her face.
		
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			The charity should be to relatives. And why you and Hakeem in his arm stated that the promise as
Alan said, afternoon saddam sadhaka to Allah The Rahim, Al cash and cash
		
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			of the Lusaka sadaqa Allah the Russian Alka chef chef
		
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			The best charity is that given to a resentful relative to give charity to someone holding rancor
towards you requires a great effort of faith. Consequently the rewards are greater.
		
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			This Hadeeth elaborates the Quranic verse,
		
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			in which Allah said the good deed and the evil deed are not equal. So repel the evil with what is
better than the one between whom and you there was emnity will be like a close friend. A lot of
stole has an article and say, its viability acid by the lady by Nicola bainer. Who
		
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			can actually Yun humming.
		
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			giving charity
		
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			to the hostile relative is better than giving charity to a friendly relative, because it involves
overcoming the donors pride and ego and submitting to its enemy, humility. However, the reward is
greater.
		
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			It is a loss elevation of one status, both in a loss of sight as well as in the sight of the wise
among creation. As the Prophet Solomon said, Manta awaba Allah Rafa, a law will raise the status of
whoever humbles himself to other human beings, for his sake.
		
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			Furthermore, in being charitable to hostile relatives, one fixes broken family ties, which itself as
a huge reward,
		
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			charged in poverty is unique and special, I will read related as a process Allah was asked which
chart is best or messenger of Allah, and he replied, after luzzatto party, June motel,
		
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			what the demands are all
		
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			the best charity is that given with great difficulty by one who is destitute, and you should begin
giving charity with your own descendants, sorry your own dependents.
		
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			ahuriri also narrated
		
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			that on one occasion the messenger of Allaah said to them, one Durham given in charge, it supersedes
100,000 Durham's, also given in charity,
		
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			one of the companions asked and how was that oh messenger below, he replied. A very wealthy man took
out a portion of his wealth, which amounted to 100,000 their hubs and gave it away in charity.
Another man who had only two Durham's took one Durham and gave it away in charity. Therefore, he
gave away half as well.
		
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			As a result of this reality which surprised I'll send them vividly illustrated. He strongly advised
us not to consider any chargeable or good deed so insignificant that it's not worth doing. I boozer
related at the processor limit said that Khurana min ellmau roofie Shay.
		
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			Alo and tell ka haka we watch in bulk. Do not belittle any good deed, even if it is only meeting
your Muslim brother or sister with a cheerful face.
		
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			The Divine Name al Majid invites us to be generous whenever possible, regardless of how
insignificant our gifts may seem.
		
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			It is all about intention and good character. Good intentions are always rewarded by law. And
frequent giving will build a generous character, which is one of the highest moral character traits,
which Prophet Muhammad SAW Salaam was sent specifically to teach us.
		
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			Charity of the middle class can be seen in a narration from our war era, in which he stated that the
routes are seldom said the best chart is to give while you are healthy and covetous, hoping for
wealth and fearing poverty.
		
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			Do not delay until your soul reaches your throat to say this is for so and so. And that is for so
and so. For it is already for so and so.
		
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			The higher spiritual quality of generosity is developed when
		
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			On overcomes greed and stinginess, there is no real generosity and giving at the point of one's
death, when our wealth will go to others whether we like it or not.
		
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			Moving on to the second principle of women batal. To confirm were unique and in applicable. This
Divine Name al Majid is unique and inapplicable in its limitlessness. A law's generosity doesn't run
out, because the whole of creation is is. Everyone else who is generous, has their limits. Because
anthropods don't give away all their wealth, and live the remainder of their lives as poppers.
Consequently, we need to confirm a laws unique kindness and nobility, which encompasses all of his
creatures, and give thanks in appreciation. showing gratitude is the foundation of our faith in God
		
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			and a major reason for living comfortably balanced and happy lives.
		
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			more grateful we are the more blessings we are granted. And the more contented we become in Chicago.
		
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			As the Lord said, so Abraham were seven. If you give thanks, I will certainly grant you more. The
promise Our solemn while accepting from our backer, the donation of all of his wealth, and from
almost half of his wealth, forbade others from doing likewise telling them that it would be better
for them to leave their family well taken care of, than to leave them destitute and forced to beg
for their survival.
		
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			Additionally, we should always be vigilant to recognize and reject any claims, which give divine
generosity to human beings, regardless of their status.
		
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			The third pillar of application according to Ibn batal is to find hope, where there is promise.
		
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			The Divine Name Alma G, is a name of promise that the law will grant us abundant good when the time
is right. Regardless of how difficult our current situations and circumstances may appear to be
		
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			a way out has already been destined.
		
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			We only have to be patient, and remain steady in our worship and our work.
		
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			Our hope is reinforced by praising Allah regularly throughout every day.
		
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			There are innumerable supplications and phrases of praise, which the prophet SAW Selim taught us, we
should learn them and use them regularly. It is worth noting that the verses and chapters of the
Quran identified by the prophet SAW them as the greatest are those filled with praise Allah, I two
courtesy, the greatest verse, so as last equivalent to 1/3 of the Quran Surah Al Fatiha, the
greatest chapter of the Quran. All of them are filled with the last praise from beginning to
		
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			Abu mama quoted the prophets Allah saying
		
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			whoever recites the verse of the footstool ayatul kursi, after every prescribed prayer, there will
be nothing standing between him or her and their entry into paradise, but death.
		
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			Only death is stopping them from enterprise. Such great rewards for seemingly simple deeds are
surely from a loss great, magnificent generosity,
		
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			which cannot be further counted or calculate. It is a mercy from him to provide so many doors and
gates to his paradise, all of which only require our sincerity as the key to open them.
		
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			That is the essence of the challenge. And that is all Alas, Allah asked us to do. He clearly said,
well, ma Omu Illa Allah with a lot more for the Sinhala Deen, though all they were ordered to do is
to worship Allah alone, sincerely devoting their religion to him as people of true faith.
		
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			Sincerity is the core of our faith, if last makes the religion real and meaningful. Without it, we
become empty shells. The Living Dead zombies roaming this world.
		
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			Internally, we may look externally we may look like something, but internally we are nothing.
		
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			Nothing is living inside our empty shells. The million dollar question is, when will we wake up to
this reality and act on it? Forever we die without waking up. We have lived our whole pathetic lives
in there.
		
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			This is why the simple statement of the prophets I send them regarding the declaration of faith is
so powerful while raising so many questions in the minds of the insincere. Whoever says lie in and
Allah.
		
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			The halal Jenna whoever says Thailand law will enter Paradise. Most of us never heard the other
similar statement which surrounds us and the maid, which completely clarifies all the many questions
in one instance where it says Lyla and Allah sincerely from his or her heart, will enterprise.
Consequently, the way is crystal clear, simple, uncomplicated and easily followed if and only if we
submit and sincerely accept God into our lives, while rejecting the false gods of this world of our
own making, and truly believing and understanding that we will never find peace in this life by
worshipping them. As the law said alladhina amanu othmar en Luca Lobo visit guerrilla.
		
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			Allah basically Allah He talked to my in no clue.
		
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			Those who have faith and whose hearts find peace, in the remembrance of Allah it is only in the
remnants of Allah, that hearts find rest. And as the prophet SAW Selim reiterated Teresa Abdullah
dinar, what they are, the worship pro of the dinar and the deram will always be wretched, alive,
wasted in the worship of the almighty dollar, the job, the car, the house, the entertainment, the
holiday, is merely another victory for Satan and his pride German battle to drag as many souls from
humankind and the jinn into the Hellfire along with him. May Allah help us to wake up before it is
too late.
		
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			The fourth and final pillar of application
		
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			as suggested by Imam Ibn batal
		
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			from the 12th century,
		
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			Spain
		
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			is for fear where there is a warning.
		
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			The Divine Name al Majid is a promise of divine generosity, consequently does not contain any
directly stated warnings. However, there are two indirect warnings implied in such names of kindness
and generosity, one for those who hoard and the other for those who are ungrateful.
		
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			The first warning regarding hoarding can be found in the Quran itself. Verse 183, Allium wrong.
Those who greedily withhold from others, the bounties which Allah has bestowed on them, think that
it is good for them. No, it is bad for them, for it to be tied around their necks, on the day of
judgment.
		
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			Islam
		
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			through Divine Names, like Al Wahhab, and and Majeed encourages its followers to generously spend
their wealth and to avoid hoarding. Because money taken out of circulation prohibits a segment of
the society from its benefits. A sama reported that the process element said spend and do not keep
count less the law keeps count against you. And do not hoard less the law withhold from you, but
only spend what you are able.
		
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			In Islam wealth is considered to be is not considered to be the absolute property of humans to do
with as they please, as it is in capitalism, but a trustworthy temporary loan to them from a law for
the benefit of both the individual and society. They are rewarded for what they use constructively
and punished for what they waste.
		
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			The wealth of the society is basically a combined product of human toil and sweat. For example, in
the case of gold jewelry, the goal had to be discovered through
		
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			major efforts.
		
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			Then it had to be extracted from the earth, in mines,
		
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			transported and refined by human labor. And the end product, Julie had to be created by skilled
craftsmen.
		
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			It is combined human labor, that which gives value to such items. Consequently, the Islamic
principle of Zakah was instituted to ensure the continual circulation of wealth. surplus wealth,
which is hoarded or saved, is gradually eaten up by the car. While wealth which is kept in
circulation by investment or purchase is generally exempted from Zakah.
		
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			However, expenditure should begin with those who are one's primary responsibility. That's the
prophet SAW, Selim was quoted by Abu Mama, as saying, All son of Adam,
		
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			to spend your surplus wealth is better than to hold it. So you will not be accused of miserliness.
But begin with those in your family.
		
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			spending on the family has even been given precedence over spending for jihad, in order to prevent
harm to the family, by those who in their enthusiasm, neglect and even harm their families. As you
mentioned in the case of aboubaker, on one occasion, he gave away all of his wealth, when support
was needed, for jihad
		
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			is often held up as as the best example for those who seek to motivate others to sacrifice for their
wealth, sacrifice their wealth for Allah sake,
		
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			or whatever, don't have God That said, the Messenger of Allah commanded us to give him charity, at a
time when we had some wealth. So I said to myself, today, I will surpass aboubaker.
		
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			So I brought half of my wealth, and a lot of men messenger asked me, What have you left for your
family? He replied, I replied, a similar amount. I will backer then came with all of his wealth, and
the promises and I'm asked him, What have you left for your family or a backer? you applied. I've
left the law and His Messenger for that.
		
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			I that is, Omar, photog said, I will never beat him at anything.
		
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			However, it should be understood that it's while Islam considers our workers act exceptional, it was
an exception allowed by the province or set up at a time of dire need, and not the rule. When others
tried to do the same. He prohibited them and insisted that they spend on their families instead, for
example, sided but I'd be what costs I'd said, the year of the conquest of Mecca, I fell ill and was
at the point of death. When the prophet SAW Selim came to visit me, I said, almost drove a lot. I
have an abundance of wealth, and no one to inherit me except my two daughters. Now I'd bequeath all
of my wealth in the way of Allah.
		
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			He replied, No.
		
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			I inquired, then a half. He again replied No. And asked, then a third, he said, of 1/3. But even 1/3
is still too much.
		
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			That to leave your heirs free from what is better than leaving them for to beg from people. You will
be rewarded for everything you spend, seeking allows pleasure even for the morsel of food you place
in your wife's mouth.
		
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			On the basis of this statement, Muslims are allowed to make a will, which we call with sia, for a
maximum of 1/3 of their wealth to be given to those who would not normally inherit from them. Those
who will inherit are excluded by Abu mama statement. In the air on the pilgrimage. I heard a lot
messenger saying his sermon. Certainly Allah has given everyone possessing a right to inherit his
right. So there should be no bequest.
		
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			Made for an actual err.
		
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			The second warning
		
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			is regarding in gratitude that we have spoken about before. Allies explicitly wonders of the
consequences of in gratitude saying, Lancer khardungla Xena como Kamala, in
		
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			California, in either be less studied. If you give thanks, I will certainly grant you more. But if
you aren't grateful for my favorites, my punishment will be terrible. A law most generous has
equated in gratitude with a state of disbelief,
		
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			as it is the common foundation for rejecting God.
		
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			Thus, we must be
		
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			aware of the dangers of in gratitude, which can creep upon us without us realizing it can come in a
variety of different forms beginning with the question why, why me?
		
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			When we question a lot of other and destiny, we are indirectly ungrateful for what Allah has chosen
for us. We can't accept that it is what is best for us. And we quickly forget the many times we
thought what happened was bad It turned out to be good.
		
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			This is why the products are selling regularly did subdued a sugar which has spoken about on
numerous occasions
		
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			the gratitude prostration and why we should all remember to do likewise.
		
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			With that, the closing this session
		
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			with you are
		
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			calling on law
		
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			using this name.
		
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			Oh Allah.
		
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			Yeah, Majid
		
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			we know that you are vast and majesty, might an honor.
		
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			Help us to read, understand and act upon your glorious book and make us of those who glorify and
praise you regular yamaji Majid make us kind and respectful to others, and grant us generous souls.
		
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			inspire us to reflect upon your many science in our lives. Yeah, Majid bestow on us honor through
leaving Islam, and grant us the honor of gazing upon you in paradise.
		
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			Me
		
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			barakallahu
		
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			li walakum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			With that, we now shift to our third segment
		
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			in which we'll be looking at
		
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			the q&a, questions and answers.
		
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			And in sha Allah,
		
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			we have enough time hopefully to do the questions from yesterday that we run short of time, as well
as those from today.
		
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			from yesterday's filtered questions, I should from UK asked, do we have to say yeah, Allah before
invoking any other name?
		
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			No.
		
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			That's what I'm doing.
		
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			reminding us of the law,
		
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			but not intending to indicate that it must be said before. Any other name.
		
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			I heard from someone for the first time and couldn't find the evidence. Yeah. All right.
		
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			There is no evidence.
		
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			Madeira tajudeen.
		
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			from yesterday's questions asked, when we are involved in Dawa people ask us about why Allah gives
		
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			diseases and disasters.
		
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			Is it sufficient to say our limited mind can't grasp the wisdom behind the decision of a law?
		
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			Yes, we can say that. We can give them examples
		
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			that we
		
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			like children, going to the dentist
		
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			expecting a good
		
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			experience, for the first time when we go
		
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			to the dentist and his white coat, or her white cloak,
		
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			big smile on their face, they give us a lollipop, we suck on the lollipop.
		
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			And now they're gonna go to work.
		
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			Up until that point, we're happy with them. Life is good.
		
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			But as soon as they have to inject
		
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			novocaine into our
		
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			gums, to deaden our teeth, so that they can remove a tooth, or they can fill a tooth or whatever.
And the drilling starts and
		
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			these people who we thought,
		
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			were such kind and generous human beings now became our enemy. We scream, we cry, don't ever want to
go back to the depths.
		
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			Why would our parents take us to the depth.
		
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			Of course, they can't explain that they're taking us to the dentist not to get hurt. It's not their
intention
		
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			that we be harmed.
		
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			But that little harm that harm that we of course, we look at it as big, that harm is small relative
to the greater harm that would come if we didn't get our teeth
		
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			drilled or filled or whatever.
		
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			So we are like those kids, you can explain to the kids too young to grasp what's going on.
		
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			Likewise, we with the trials in our life can't work it out. We can't figure it out.
		
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			So we just see tragedies, we say why
		
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			we see thefts, murder, why? Why did God let these things happen?
		
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			So this issue of evil in the world,
		
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			when God is all powerful,
		
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			and all good.
		
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			becomes a source
		
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			of this belief in God. For those who can't, like the little kid, accept,
		
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			if it works was explained to us why that dentist was a good person, in spite of the fact that they
hurt us.
		
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			I'm from Hammad name. This we have today's questions. Is there any way to know if Allah has forgiven
us?
		
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			Well, if we are sincere, and are seeking forgiveness, we have to believe that he will forgive us.
		
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			Now, if after we've sought his forgiveness, we go back to doing the same thing, in fact, even worse,
		
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			then we can be more or less certain that he didn't forgive us. Because there was something wrong
with our seeking forgiveness in the first place. Which led us to go back and do the same thing over
again and even worse.
		
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			But if it's diminishing or if we managed to stop altogether, which is
		
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			what is basically required, then if we do so, we can be certain that is forgiveness. That is the one
way of absolute certainty.
		
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			from Instagram
		
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			ruling on amulets ruling on amulets
		
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			the processor I met said, Whoever
		
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			wears that an amulet
		
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			has committed check.
		
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			Now I know people say well, what about Quranic amulets?
		
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			No. It's the same thing.
		
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			Whether you use an amulet made out of a stone, some kind of a, you know,
		
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			precious stone or whatever or silver and whatever. You put it on your arm.
		
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			But around your neck, tied around your waist,
		
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			whatever.
		
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			Whether you use
		
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			unintelligible words,
		
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			calling on the gym,
		
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			all kinds of crazy stuff. You put it inside of a locket and you wear it.
		
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			Or instead, you put Koran inside of the lock.
		
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			And you wear it, tie it on your arm, tighter on your waist, whatever.
		
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			What's the difference?
		
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			But in both cases, you are
		
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			believing that your act of wearing
		
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			that amulet will protect you from harm. Does it have that authority? No.
		
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			Never gave us or instructed us to do anything like that.
		
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			And he is the one in authority. He was in the best position to tell us do or don't.
		
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			And instead he just told us don't do
		
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			in general terms. Whoever wears an amulet didn't say an amulet of ship. Whoever wears that amulet
has committed
		
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			because they're dependent on this.
		
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			This thing of their own making.
		
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			Beamish
		
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			Ronnie asks,
		
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			Is there any heaven for the animals?
		
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			If no, many humans mistreat animals,
		
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			it's the test of humans.
		
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			But why do animals suffer that?
		
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			The point is that
		
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			no animals
		
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			will turn to dust.
		
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			And no
		
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			judgment
		
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			is there for that.
		
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			Except for the fact that Allah in demonstrating is complete justice
		
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			will bring the goat without horns,
		
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			who was knocked off the mountain by another goat with the horns back, bringing them both back so
that the goat without horns will knock off that go to the horns of the mountain.
		
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			retribution.
		
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			Allah
		
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			will do it to demonstrate the completeness of His justice to his creatures.
		
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			Now, what happens to an animal like the woman who sat and described who tied up a cat
		
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			until it died?
		
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			Kappa was suffered.
		
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			And the woman ended up being put in Hellfire for it. This was a test for
		
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			this was a part of the test of this life.
		
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			Question I request from Mohammed Abdullah
		
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			said I request you please make a picture post on Twitter regarding Uighur Muslims. So we can share
with friends family colleagues, this important issue inshallah.
		
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			We will
		
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			put up a quote
		
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			for Uighur Muslims in support of their situation
		
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			requesting
		
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			help and support from the oma
		
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			some bad Zubair asks
		
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			Is it appropriate to call
		
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			the judge in the courtroom? My Lord
		
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			Robbie?
		
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			Well,
		
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			it is traditional in western courts to use that phrase
		
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			and when they use
		
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			Did my lord they didn't mean God.
		
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			Because Lord, can be used for God or can be used for somebody in authority, person I position to
refer to them as my Lord.
		
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			Similarly, in Arabic we have Rob battle bait,
		
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			the mistress of the house, Rob bull bait
		
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			the master of the house.
		
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			So
		
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			it is permissible,
		
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			though it's not in Muslim custom and tradition to use that phrase in courts.
		
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			from Instagram,
		
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			Muslim woman there can Muslim women cut their hair?
		
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			Yes, they can cut their hair, as long as they don't cut their hair
		
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			in such a way that they can easily be mistaken for men.
		
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			That's the point.
		
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			They don't cut their hair and styles which are known for men just like men shouldn't cut their hair
and keep their and waist looking like females.
		
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			Amanda Sullivan said the law of curses. The woman who
		
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			appears like a man just as like a man.
		
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			And the man who appears like a woman just as like the woman.
		
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			They're cursed by law.
		
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			from David, David asked, I was speaking with a non Muslim. And they asked me what is wrong
		
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			with pagans and paganism?
		
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			How would you answer this?
		
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			What is wrong with pagans and paganism? Well, what's wrong with paganism is that people are
worshipping other than God.
		
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			That's what's wrong. A loss states that clearly in the plan in all the problems are solved and
emphasize that people were called from paganism to Islam.
		
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			And this is what Jesus did also.
		
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			This is what Moses did. And all of the prophets before.
		
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			Wherever in the world they were sent. They were sent to call people from paganism to the worship of
God. Hello.
		
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			From our Instagram students, can men and women just be friends? Friends? I think we took that
question already yesterday,
		
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			or the day before?
		
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			We talked about it. Amanda, I don't think we need to repeat it.
		
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			Having the handle?
		
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			How can we use a last name on a daily daily basis? Due to the circumstances?
		
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			Which we are in?
		
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			I hope this makes sense. How can we use the last name on a daily basis, we you know, when we make
prayers we're using the last day
		
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			when we make do us leaving the home coming back in the home, before eating. And when you finish
eating, when all these in all of these do us virtually all of them, their last name is being
mentioned.
		
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			And, you know, it's not about repeating a particular name over and over and over again.
		
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			Remembering a last name remembering a law
		
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			is, you know,
		
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			doing whatever we're doing in a way which is pleasing to Allah, avoiding things which are
displeasing to him.
		
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			All of that involves taking a last name
		
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			I brush up
		
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			Ali,
		
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			what is your view about using non Islamic interest free banks for Muslim?
		
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			Their main system is working with Riba Well, they are set aside
		
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			a portion
		
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			of their banking practice
		
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			which doesn't involve
		
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			of
		
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			interest, it's interest free
		
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			for you to work with them, and this is what is available to you. It's permissible.
		
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			Of course, the Muslim,
		
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			if you have to choose between them, and a bank, which was set up as a Muslim bank and Islamic bank
from the beginning, or it was turned over into a Muslim bank after being
		
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			an in interest based bank in the past, then that is best, that's where Muslims should focus. Those
are the bands that they should become regular customers are with such
		
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			from
		
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			Instagram, is it allowed for a Muslim woman to teach men online, non Muslim subjects?
		
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			As long as
		
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			she fulfills the Islamic requirements of
		
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			Jesus dress, if she's going to be visit visible,
		
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			then it is permissible.
		
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			From
		
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			siddik
		
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			My question has not been answered. I asked is the Quran a creation or not? Oh,
		
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			I didn't see that question.
		
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			It was presented.
		
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			The Koran,
		
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			the word of Allah
		
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			is on created.
		
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			As a laws, word allies aren't created.
		
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			What comes from him,
		
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			which is his
		
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			is uncreated.
		
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			So his word is
		
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			now going into the details
		
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			of how it is that is where it is uncreated. We don't go there. This is the house.
		
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			When Mr. Malik, in one of his classes,
		
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			had someone
		
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			asking about the house of Allah, concerning how it is that the law
		
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			Central's above its role.
		
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			And Mr. Malik, responded by just saying simply
		
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			that the circling is known, linguistically, we know what it means, etc.
		
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			How it is,
		
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			we don't know.
		
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			And then instruct them to remove that individual from his class,
		
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			obviously, must have asked this type of questions time and time again. So my mother reached the
point where he said better tap this person, not attend my class than attend my class because it was
just a troublemaker, creating confusion
		
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			from Instagram, isn't permitted permissible to celebrate a birthday.
		
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			celebrating birthdays should not be done.
		
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			It was not the way of the prophet SAW its alum
		
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			and his companions.
		
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			And for the first 300 years after the time of scribes, nobody practiced it began
		
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			being celebrated
		
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			in the fatimid Shiite
		
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			state governed Egypt
		
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			40 minutes.
		
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			This is where it began from. From there, it's spread. It's carried and spread people, people like
celebrations and this became like a good excuse to celebrate.
		
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			So celebration of the profits birthday together and after that, you know, in time with
colonialization, etc.
		
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			celebration of birthdays coming from Europe etc that entered into our practices and then became a
norm. But even in Christianity, celebration of Jesus's birthday Christmas, supposedly
		
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			didn't start for some almost 300 years after the time of Jesus.
		
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			After Jesus was lifted up, people didn't celebrate.
		
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			Jews didn't celebrate it. It was understood to be a pagan practice. In the Bible, only the pagan
rulers celebrated their birthdays
		
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			was no
		
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			birthday celebrations. Was pagan.
		
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			Shawn, Mohammed, is there a particular there a time to cut one's fingers? fingernails and toenails?
No,
		
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			it's mentioned that, you know, the Sahaba
		
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			i think is to do so at least once a month. Now that's like the maximum they will leave those
rulings. x rooming for
		
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			Fridays, when becomes the major day of cleaning up everything. We take the bath for do mine
everything that this is good, a good time, but it's not obligatory to do so.
		
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			And in some books I've seen coming out of subcontinent there are rules as to
		
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			where and which finger to begin with should be begin on your right hand.
		
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			To begin with your middle finger, then you go through your other fingers. Then you go to your left
hand. You continue like this from the right to the left.
		
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			No rules. No.
		
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			It is true the process whenever we did things used to prefer the right over the left.
		
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			Step into the masjid or the right.
		
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			When you're doing good throw in your shoes with your right foot. Throw your clothes with your right
hand. Yes, General preference of the process but not a rule. Do you want to put your left foot
stepping in the masjid?
		
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			If you want to put the left hand into your clothes first and nothing wrong with that you can do it.
If you want to put on your left
		
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			shoe first no harm. Do you want to jump into your shoes with both feet at the same time? perfectly
okay.
		
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			So we don't need to make rules where there are no rules. This is the recommendation based on the
		
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			common practice of the Prophet sallahu.
		
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			Question by a jazz Oh Hassan can we color are here and beard black.
		
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			Some scholars said you good.
		
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			And others said
		
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			no you should.
		
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			Any other color.
		
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			It's all agreed that it can be if you want to go blonde, you know, have brown hair, red hair,
whatever. No problem.
		
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			But black because on one occasion, when a man was being taken away, to be buried, washed and buried.
		
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			Inside science all that
		
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			is here beard everything was white. He said dye his
		
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			hair and beard.
		
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			But don't use black
		
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			scars took this to be just for that man. It's his case, not a general rule.
		
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			But he encouraged the dyeing of hair and beard. Today, people have issues about that, oh, why are
you dyeing your hair and beard and
		
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			why is it so no problem? told the components to do it die you hear diabetes.
		
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			Of course scholars explained that well.
		
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			This at that time, and especially because the fact that Muslims were, you know, in the early stages
building themselves they wanted to show themselves to be strong and very ill and so on. So they
		
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			died all the way.
		
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			Okay, that's their explanation for the cause this
		
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			promises an observed said die you're here diagnosis this was the sooner he instructed so this is
better than leaving you're here to go all right all
		
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			the process lm advice then surely
		
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			okay you don't want to use black fine if the black you got all the other colors of the rainbow. I'm
not suggesting you do green and purple and select this but at least the accepted norms. It's from
this una
		
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			Beamish Durrani
		
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			says the target markets.
		
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			What are moms and what are their responsibility for Oh my goodness.
		
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			That's a whole story. But
		
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			that's a lecture in and of itself.
		
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			About the 12 demands.
		
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			The 12 demands
		
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			No.
		
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			So technically speaking, you only need to take about
		
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			put them aside, carry on. Without the club the mountains of a walker was fine. No two months. Omar
was fine No 12 months of man was fine. No doubt Tommy mom's Ali was fine, no two arguments.
		
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			So we obviously don't need to have the monks
		
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			pulling our music in Islam, I'm a psychology student. We have music therapy, etc.
		
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			Well,
		
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			if the if the music is singing,
		
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			singing is permissible in Islam.
		
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			It depends on how the singing takes place.
		
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			Saying of grown women,
		
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			for men being entertained by the singing as a solemn forbade
		
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			other than that women for women,
		
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			men can be singing can be listened to by women and men.
		
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			As long as the singing is not some, you know, also mixed with music from musical instruments that
are forbidden. It was just from the Duff and, you know, drum like instruments cetera. Okay. So there
may be something process, Allen said when they're having, you know, marriage, whatever ceremony
whatever. He said, you know, where are they seeing girls
		
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			go where the Duff printed off
		
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			in guards. So we know that this is part of Islamic tradition, which was culture to certain degree
and, and given up the approval of the process.
		
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			So where we keep things within the bounds that are
		
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			obviously permissible, then there should be no problem.
		
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			My husband smokes a lot. I want to know whether it's allowed or not.
		
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			Smoking is hot.
		
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			Smoking is hot.
		
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			When we know in Islam,
		
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			that whatever is known
		
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			to cause death, to kill somebody.
		
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			It's hard
		
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			for you to take it knowing full well that it can cause your death
		
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			likely to cause your death.
		
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			A law clearly stated in the crime law to cool the idea.
		
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			Don't throw yourself with your own hands into destruction.
		
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			And that's exactly what it is.
		
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			And there are a number of books that have been written by really leading scholars you know,
condemning smoking proving that it is
		
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			smoking kills.
		
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			Killing is haram. Therefore smoking is haram
		
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			if A equals B, and B equals C, and a must equal C.
		
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			Faisal Addy. What about camel urine? Taking as medicine? Some scholars say yes, some say no. Well,
we have the Hadith clearly in Buhari
		
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			that people came to the brothels complaining of stomach problems. And he told them to mix camel
urine with
		
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			camel's milk, have them drink it, they drank it and they were well
		
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			and from this the fit scholars have pointed out
		
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			kuttanad are ruled that
		
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			the urine of animals which we can eat
		
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			is not considered to be nudges or
		
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			forbidden.
		
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			Instagram
		
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			from
		
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			five years ago, my marriage, but still I have no love for my wife, she's not ready to divorce, what
should I do?
		
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			Well
		
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			get the help of your local Imam,
		
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			your people have knowledge in your area.
		
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			Take their advice.
		
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			This is what I would suggest.
		
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			Because you know, your case is the case, which requires
		
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			discussion. It's not the
		
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			do this, don't do this matter.
		
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			If you
		
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			want to divorce your wife, Islam permits you to divorce, even if she doesn't want to divorce. That's
the fact.
		
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			So
		
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			the permission is there, if you decide to do so, but my advice is that you take the advice of those
who you respect the knowledgeable people of your area, etc. You know as to
		
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			what to do.
		
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			Another question from Instagram students is the stock market money allowed in the
		
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			stock market? You know, me engaged in the stock market, technically speaking is permissible, if what
you're buying stocks in is itself permissible.
		
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			And of course, you buy stocks, when the prices are low, and you sell them when the prices are high.
		
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			That's the general principle and that's permissible to buy something at a low price. And you sell it
at a higher price in order to make a profit. That's just how business operates. But now when
		
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			you turn your stock market dealings into gambling,
		
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			where
		
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			you are going by oh if I have an itch in the back of my neck, okay, now it's time to sell sell,
sell, sell, sell.
		
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			I have an itch on my foot. Okay, now it's time to buy buy, buy, buy, buy buy.
		
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			You're not following any principles. You're just going according to you know, superstition, that
whenever you have a itch in the back of your neck, something bad's coming you'll get rid of it and
whenever you have a page on your toe something goods come in so now you do it now that's just
gambling.
		
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			That's what was halaal was turned into her
		
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			from our YouTube students can you do is for hula
		
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			as the person
		
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			cannot make a decision
		
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			not clear as the person I cannot make decision
		
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			Hmm
		
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			Well, you can you know, normally istikhara is not done for anything prohibited
		
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			or anything
		
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			required watch it don't make this the Hara about
		
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			what
		
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			whether you should pray your five times daily prayers or not.
		
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			Don't make it about that.
		
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			You don't make the hora about
		
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			whether
		
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			you should steal something or not
		
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			you can't make the car better.
		
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			Even making this the car for what is recommended.
		
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			You don't make it the car should I make two Raka before my door prayer or not. Hello. So far it's
not for that.
		
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			Or something which is disliked. No.
		
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			Make us taharah Oh, should I drink with my left hand? Make us department
		
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			So the things that are left now which are MOBA, in between,
		
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			neither obligatory nor forbidden,
		
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			recommended, nor disliked. This is just neutral. These are the things that you make this to hora
about.
		
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			So in the case of hula
		
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			hula is permissible. It's not recommended.
		
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			It's not dislike
		
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			does not let me return
		
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			is not forbidden.
		
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			So you can make a staccato for color.
		
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			Can you give
		
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			that kirlian cyber?
		
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			Then we're going to end our questions thoroughly. Can you give us tips and techniques to understand
the meanings of the majestic and noble words of the Quran?
		
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			tafsir
		
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			when you read the Quran, you read the tafsir along with it.
		
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			learn Arabic.
		
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			If you learn Arabic, it's gonna help
		
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			in the understanding of the Quran, definitely.
		
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			That's
		
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			it and obligation
		
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			as much as you can.
		
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			Maslin B,
		
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			can a widow remarry without the consent of her children. woman does not need the consent of the
children to be married.
		
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			Just like a son does need the consent of his father or mother tomorrow.
		
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			It's the law in some countries standard to suddenly can't go ahead and decide who he wants to marry
and marry. If his parents don't want to marry then he can't marry
		
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			his father his mother can't marry.
		
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			This is nonsense.
		
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			This is nonsense.
		
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			We have any more questions from Instagram?
		
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			Take one more.
		
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			Then we will
		
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			end the session.
		
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			No
		
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			Okay insha Allah without the session subhanak Allah Mohammed aka the shadow
		
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			and stop Federica
		
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			Barra illogical, Sarah, welcome to buy over capital.