Bilal Philips – In the Names of Allah – 49a – al-Waahid and al-Ahad Part 1

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
		
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			I'd like to welcome you all to session 49 a,
		
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			or part one of session 49
		
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			in which we'll be dealing with
		
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			two names.
		
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			And sha Allah
		
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			will do it both in this session as well as the second session.
		
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			In the meantime, before starting Let's greet everybody who was here early
		
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			sadef Ali, Polycom Salaam rockets. Why were a cattle Rashid Abdul Rashid.
		
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			Greetings to everyone brothers and sisters.
		
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			From Grenada Hamza and dal walaikum salam,
		
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			traveller and dunya welcome Salaam omashola alaikum Salaam
		
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			Zaha
		
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			Shah
		
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			why they come Salaam or delay over cattle?
		
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			Greetings to
		
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			Your family also from the team here.
		
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			Sean Mohammad from Trinidad. Mashallah. Welcome. Good to hear from Trinidad. Biological
		
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			miasma
		
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			alaikum Salaam.
		
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			And she asked the question are classes three times a week now? Yes, they are supposed to be three
times a week
		
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			and Sharla next class will be Saturday then Monday, Wednesday.
		
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			So
		
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			from Madeira tajudeen
		
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			waalaikumsalam or do I ever occurred to me if David Davidson from Ohio USA while they come Salaam
		
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			sadef is from Delhi India. Back off vehicle and he asked me in his smile from South Africa why they
come Salaam Asad Jamil from India. walaikum salam wa barakato
		
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			Zainab
		
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			from India are a concern by Eva Saleem from Pakistan walaikum salam Rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh.
		
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			And We'll now move on to our
		
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			session
		
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			Baraka lafi calm
		
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			which is as I said earlier, session 49 eight
		
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			Bismillah
		
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			Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah
		
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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala suneel Karim.
		
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			Allah Allah was hobby Minister medicinenet he laomi de our praises due to Allah and realize Peace
and blessings beyond the last prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and then all those who
follow the path of righteousness until the last day.
		
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			This is session 49 eight or Part One
		
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			in which we're looking at two names and watershed and
		
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			the one
		
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			the unique one names 69 and 70.
		
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			In terms of the Quranic location, the Divine Name and warhead is mentioned in five places in
		
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			The Koran among them. naman el mundo Coolio, lilla Hill wa hidden,
		
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			to Whom belongs all serenity today to Allah, the One, the prevailing
		
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			Surah facilite verse 19.
		
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			The name the Divine Name Ahad is mentioned only once in the garage
		
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			and that we all know is in Surah leafless Paul who Allahu Ahad
		
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			say he is a law, the unique one
		
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			in terms of its meaning, linguistically, Ahad comes from the trilateral route wow hat that
		
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			was verbal noun is why
		
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			and it has four main meanings. The first meaning is to be one, to be made one or to be called why
		
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			the second meaning is to connect, to join to unite, the third is to be unique and singular. And the
fourth is to be one apart from others. This root appears some 68 times in the Quran in four derived
forms.
		
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			Examples of these forms are
		
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			hidden, which means one
		
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			by one,
		
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			singular
		
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			and wider who alone.
		
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			On the other hand, I had they still have the same trilateral route as wide. However, some
grammarians claimed that the wow became a Hamza.
		
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			So, it is as if the trilateral route now was Hamza
		
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			and dal.
		
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			It has two main meanings. The first meaning is to be the only one the soul one
		
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			second meaning is to unite or unify
		
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			this route appears on 85 times in the grind in two derived forms. Examples of these forms are a
huddle anyone a Hadoop gone, anyone Have you
		
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			any or what?
		
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			The difference between Whitehead and Ahad.
		
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			It is said that it means that he is unique, Allah is unique in his essence and does not have any
peer or rival
		
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			while Ahad is unique in his attributes, so I laughead means being one in and of himself.
		
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			While 100 means being uniquely one specifically in his attributes
		
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			I have is one of the attributes of Allah which belongs uniquely to him and nothing else can share it
		
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			linguistically
		
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			what is a had
		
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			cannot be divided into parts, whereas what is warhead is divisible into separate parts.
Consequently, some scholars differentiated between a lower head and an Ahad by saying that the lower
head refers to a lot being one in his assets. Only while I had means that he is one in both his
essence and his attributes
		
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			the phrase Torah Hebrew law.
		
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			So he coming from Wahid or I had means to believe that Allah is one without partner in his dominion,
and his actions that is referred to as rubia. One without similitude in his essence, and his
attributes, referred to as a smile was the fat and one without rival in his divinity and his
worship.
		
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			referred to as lluvia, or herbal dia.
		
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			This regarding one of these aspects of sahid results in shirke.
		
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			The Association of partners with a law
		
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			being one is a quality of a law which nobody else shares with him. He is the one and only in his
being, authority, actions and powers.
		
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			Relative to Allah, we see that he has appeared, His Divine Name Ottawa hit with His Divine Name,
Aha. On each and every occasion that Ottawa had is mentioned in
		
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			this view combination vividly illustrates that he alone has this supreme authority and ultimate
power to do anything. And everything I'll call har, can subdue and compel anyone to do his bidding.
And he does so with perfect knowledge and justice. Furthermore, this great and amazing ability
belongs to Him alone. All that is in the heavens of the earth submits willingly or unwillingly to
Ottawa head alone.
		
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			We find in Surah use of
		
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			verse 39. Yeah, sahibi sujan are Babu for a Puna fire rune, I'm 11 Washington, haha,
		
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			fellow prisoners,
		
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			but many diverse God's be better than a law the one the all powerful
		
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			in terms of the application,
		
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			according to him and Paul's four principles,
		
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			Principle number one is to adopt where applicable.
		
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			Now both these names are Washington the law had may be adopted and applied in two basic ways. The
first way is to apply the names
		
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			to recognize our own individualism
		
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			and find our own unique potential for which Allah created each and every one of us.
		
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			So we apply these names by recognizing in ourselves, that element of individualism and we'll be
looking at that in more detail.
		
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			The second way is to strive to understand a laws unique ones, as embodied in the Islamic Unitarian
teachings regarding Tao, heat, and its practical application in the human life cycle.
		
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			Our own uniqueness
		
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			and the oneness of the human species,
		
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			oneness of religion, the oneness of God, and the oneness of purpose.
		
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			As no two snowflakes are the same.
		
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			No two human beings are the same. Everyone is different from everyone else. Even twins are different
from each other. That is the basic nature of the world in which we live, as a law has created it.
		
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			Though we are all individually different. We are all members of the same human race and no other.
		
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			There is no Caucasian race, negroid, race, Mongoloid race, etc.
		
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			These so called races are not races at all.
		
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			They were made up by Europeans during the 17th century, as a part of the justification for the
enslavement of the rest of the world.
		
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			And it was only in the late 19th and 20th centuries that slavery was outlawed.
		
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			When non Europeans were finally recognized as equal to Europeans, and colonialism finally ended.
		
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			However, Allah had sent us a message in the blood which ran through our veins. Our blood types a b,
o and a B,
		
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			which are only aware only discovered in the 20th century are far more important than the color of
our skins, our color eyes
		
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			The color or texture of our hair and other physical features.
		
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			Consequently,
		
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			a blond haired, blue eyed white person from Northern Europe or Scandinavia, who was a plus blood
type cannot receive blood can contain transfusions to save his or her life from a similar looking
blood donor or family member who were type B plus. However, he or she could receive a life saving
blood transfusion from an A plus, black haired like guide, black skin person from southern India,
South Sudan or West Africa.
		
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			These are among the signs of a law.
		
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			The grand teaches humankind that our origin is what Adam, the last prophet reiterated
		
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			that fact saying, good luck come in Adam. We're Adam went to rob all of you come from Adam and Adam
came from dust.
		
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			Our physical differences are superficial,
		
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			no different in essence from the differences among
		
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			various types of dogs, cats, capital, etc. Consequently, the province that I sell them, had among
his followers, converts from Persia like salmaan and faricy. from Rome, so hey, by Rumi and from
Ethiopia,
		
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			like Malala habashi. Along with this Arab for followers,
		
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			it must be realized that the roots of racism are ancient, going all the way back to the main enemy
of human beings, none other than Satan himself. Puma law quoted openly expressing pride in his
origin. When he was instructed to bow before Adam in recognition of Adam superiority and he refused.
		
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			Allah said, What prevented you from bowing down as I commanded you? And he replied, and are higher
on men who I am better than him calacatta name and naryn wahala who minty new created him, created
me from fire and created him from clay throughout our office 12.
		
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			This is the assets, pride, these racist roots of pride run deep in the souls of human beings, which
is why the Quran addressed it on so many occasions, using a variety of similes and metaphors. For
example,
		
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			Allah said,
		
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			haven't you considered how it is that a lot pours down water from the sky and produces with it
fruits of varied colors, and how it is that there are mountains having layers of white and red and
various other colors, and jet black
		
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			and how it is that there are various colors among human beings, wild animals and livestock.
		
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			It is those of his servants who have knowledge that stand in to all of Allah. So Allah linked us to
the variations in the plants, the flowers that come from the various plants, same water producing
all of these colors with dress pants
		
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			and at the same time to the mountains.
		
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			The various layers that are there,
		
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			streaks of color in them
		
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			going from white to black.
		
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			And then he connected us with the wild animals and the livestock.
		
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			Were in that group. And we also have all these comments.
		
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			So I ended the debate by laying down the only criteria for superiority in his eyes saying yeah, you
and us enough Allah panakam in the Quran we're on
		
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			a Jana come sure obon will cover in a later article in chroma komenda lahi at aka in Allah. I Li
moon hobby people. I created you all from a single man and a single woman
		
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			And made you into peoples and tribes so that you would recognize one another.
		
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			In a lot of sight, the most noble of you are the ones most mindful of here. Allies all knowing and
fully aware, so put your address 30.
		
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			Following allows instructions in order to suppress racist and tribalist feelings from the pre
Islamic era. The prophet SAW Selim informed all of his followers during his farewell pilgrimage to
Mecca saying, la favela rbn Allah ami wala maroun Allah sweatin elaborate taqwa. Arabs have no favor
over non Arabs, nor whites over blacks, except by piety.
		
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			However, the prophet SAW Selim did not stop there. He personally married an Ethiopian, and sorry any
Egyptian Coptic slave girl, Maria,
		
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			and Sophia, a widow Jewish slave from among the prisoners of war. He also arranged the marriage of
his cousin Zainab bint jahsh to his servant and adopted son Zayed an ex slave. And he made Zaid son
Osama, who was a teenager at the time commander of the Muslim army and married him to father bill
pace. Qureshi noble woman.
		
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			Furthermore, the prophet SAW Selim informed his nation as he had an inner dream heard below the
Ethiopians footsteps ahead of him in paradise.
		
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			But in spite of such outstanding efforts to eradicate the disease of racism, tribalism, nationalism,
in times of human weakness, the ugly heads of these expressions of pride and superiority would arise
from time to time. So it is not surprising to read that on one occasion, I busara, a leading
disciple of the prophet SAW Salah was strongly rebuked by the prophet for verbally abusing Bilal and
anger
		
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			as in a fit of anger, he derogative Lee addressed below with a racial slur saying you have no soda
or son of a black woman. The province is immediately chastised him saying, and Roger Lune faecal
Jaya helia you're a man who still has inside himself. ignorance of pre Islamic times, I was I
realized this dreadful mistake and immediately put his head on the ground, refuse to lift it until
below walk over it.
		
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			Consequently, in the spirit of racial equality, wherever Islam spread conversion into marriage to
place, whether in Africa, India, Indonesia, China or Europe, Islamic history is replete with
examples from top to bottom of having overcome racism and tribalism, more than any other nation of
the past or present. However, that doesn't mean that Muslims were always perfect and 100% free from
prejudice. But they have clear religious texts. Statements of the prophet SAW salah and historical
records to prove that in general, it was overcome as never before in recorded human history.
		
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			In terms of rulers, it has been noted that the above acid caliphs who ruled
		
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			that much of the known world for over 500 years.
		
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			Between the eighth and 13th century, Christian era, were mostly the sons of former slave girls.
Where else in the world Has this ever happened? everywhere else, the children of slaves would always
be slaves, and so with their offspring
		
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			among the scholars, now fair, a freed slave will live in the Amara teacher of my Malik mianus
narrated what came to be known as the most highly rated chain of Hadith of the Prophet SAW Salah,
which was called as sencilla dahabiya, a golden chain. Where else have formlessness Navy has been
lauded as the greatest scholars of all times in history, the famous British historian Arnold Toynbee
		
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			who died in 1975 wrote
		
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			the extinction of race consciousness as between Muslims is one of the outstanding moral achievements
of Islam. And in the contemporary world, there is, as it happens, a crying need for the propagation
of this Islamic virtue.
		
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			it is conceivable that the spirit of Islam might be the timely reinforcement, which would decide
this issue in favor of tolerance and peace
		
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			in terms of modern experience, but now connects a black American Muslim convert and political
activist was asked about what impressed me most about Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca. On his return
from Arabia, he replied, brotherhood, the people of all races colors, from all over the world coming
together as one, it has proved to me the power of the one God. And he wrote a letter to his wife on
Mount arafa while he was on Mount arafa during the Hajj, saying,
		
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			there were 10s of 1000s of pilgrims from all over the world. They were of all colors, from blue eyed
blonde, to black skinned Africans. But we were all participating in the same rituals. displaying a
spirit of unity and brotherhood, that my experience in America had led me to believe could never
exist between whites and non whites.
		
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			America needs to understand Islam, because this is the religion that erases from its society, the
race problem.
		
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			Throughout my travels in the Muslim world, he went on to say, I have talked, met, and even even
those people who in America would have been considered white. But the white attitude has been
removed from their minds by the religion of Islam. I have never before seen such sincere brotherhood
practice by all colors together, irrespective of their color.
		
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			During the past 11 days in the Muslim world, I've eaten from the same plate, drunk from the same
glass, and slept on the same bed, or on the same rub, while praying to the same God with fellow
Muslims, whose eyes were the bluest of blue, whose hair was the blonde must have blonde, and whose
skin was the whitest of white, and then the words and actions and then the deeds of the white
Muslims. I have felt the same sincerity that I felt among the black African Muslims of Nigeria,
Sudan, and Ghana.
		
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			Currently, the Black Lives Matter movement. And the global human rights awakening is in the
forefront of the struggle for eradication of systemic racism from North and South American
countries, and Western and Eastern European societies. Muslims need to highlight and project our
civilization into the debate as the practical answer, within which in spite of our current
technological backward position, we were and still are a truly civilized global nation, where racism
has been virtually eradicated.
		
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			In terms of oneness of purpose,
		
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			which we can summarize as though hidden about
		
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			the Divine Names are wide and had also pointed us to the oneness of faith. Since there is only one
God and one human race, God revealed only one religion to guide them, as he is not the author of
confusion. different religions, for different people would leave people lost regarding which
religion is correct. If each religion had different teachings, if they are all correct,
		
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			and it didn't matter which one we follow, the core message should be one and the same. But it isn't.
		
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			Also, God did not prescribe one religion for the US, another for Indians, yet another for Europeans,
and another for Africans and another for Chinese etc, etc.
		
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			Because human spiritual and social needs are uniform
		
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			and human nature has not changed.
		
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			Since the first man and woman were created in this world,
		
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			the one and only divinely revealed religion, which encapsulates in its core, the very purpose for
which God has created us is Islam.
		
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			While other religions are at a loss when it comes to defining the reason for our creation from their
own scriptures, which were for the most part, not divine,
		
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			Islam made it crystal clear for the believers in the Noble Quran itself. Omar Calico Jenna will
insert a Lally Abu I only created the gentle humankind to worship Me surah Daria are 66 worship is
not merely prayer and fasting. It means living a complete life. According to the guidelines given by
God. I had an aha
		
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			in the Islamic system each and every human act can be transformed into an act of worship. In fact,
Allah commanded the believers to dedicate their whole lives to it. This principle is clearly
outlined in the Scripture. Allah says in Surah
		
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			verse 162,
		
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			in the Salah at once, okay, well mahiya wa t they lie here up bill Alani say, surely my prayer and
my sacrifices, my living and my dying are for a law, the Lord of all the worlds.
		
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			However, for that dedication of every act of life to be acceptable to Allah, each act must fulfill
two basic conditions. The first condition is that the apps must be done sincerely for the pleasure
of Allah, and not for the recognition and praise of other human beings. The believer, also as to be
conscious of Allah, while doing the act, to ensure that it is not something forbidden by law, or the
Messenger of Allah. Furthermore, in order to facilitate the transformation of mundane acts into
worship, Allah instructed the last prophet sallallahu wasallam, to prescribe short prayers to be
said before and after even the simplest of Acts. The shortest prayer which can be used for any
		
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			circumstance is Bismillah
		
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			Bismillah, meaning I'm doing this in a law's name.
		
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			There are, however, many other prayers long and short prescribed for specific or reoccurring
occasions. For example, whenever a new piece of clothing is worn the process Allah taught his
followers to say Allahumma lachelle, Hamp and the casselton de
		
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			alikum in Haiti, Haiti ma Sunni Allah was becoming Sherry washery ma Sunni Allah, Allah, all thanks
is due to you. For it as you close me.
		
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			I asked you for its benefit and the benefit for which it was made. And I seek refuge in You from its
evil and the evil for which it was made.
		
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			The second condition is that the art must be done in accordance with the Sunnah, the prophetic way.
All of the true prophets of Allah instructed their followers to follow their way because they were
guided by God. What they thought were divinely revealed truths. And only those who followed their
way and accepted the truth would inherit eternal life in paradise. It is in this context that
Prophet Jesus made the Peace and blessings of God be upon him, was reported in the Gospel According
to john 14, verse six, as saying, I am the way, the truth and the life. No man cometh unto the
Father, but by me. Not that he was to be worshiped, or he was God,
		
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			or God was to be worship through him, but that he brought the prophetic way, which all who wanted to
please God should follow.
		
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			For example, the way he used to pray, frustrating, washing before prayers, praying only to
		
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			fasting 40 days and nights etc. Similarly, I'm the live in Missouri
		
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			Companion of the provinces and that related that on one day, in the midst of his companions, the
province was on them drew a straight line in the dust for them to see, and he said, this is a lost
path. Then he drew several lines branching off on either side to the right and the left. And he
said, these are the paths of misguidance and at the end of each of them is a devil, inviting people
to follow it. Then he recited the verse from Surinam as 150 310 sorority must have a man for tiberiu
alata tibia are similar for the farakka become severely. The alikoum was soccom behave the Allah
come upon, verily, this is my path, leading straight so follow it, and do not follow the other
		
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			paths, for they will scatter you about from a lost path. That is his command to you, in order that
you'd be mindful of Allah.
		
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			That's the only acceptable way to worship God is according to the way of the profits. That being the
case, innovation and religion. In Religious Affairs, religious acts, would be considered by a law
among the worst of all evils, and Prophet Muhammad wa sallam was said exactly that. Sharon Morimoto.
		
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			The worst of all affairs, is innovation in religion.
		
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			For every religious innovation is a cursed innovation, misleading and leading ultimately to the
hellfire.
		
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			Innovation in the religion is forbidden and unacceptable to Allah. The prophet SAW Selim was also
reported by his wife, I should have said many other Sufi Amrita malaise, a man who forward to
innovate something in this matter of ours, that is not of it will have it rejected. It is
fundamentally due to innovations that the messages of the earlier prophets were distorted, and that
many false religions around the world arose.
		
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			The general rule to follow in order to avoid innovation in religion is that all forms of worship are
prohibited, except those which have been specifically prescribed by God and conveyed to humans by
the true messengers of God. Consequently, no other religion is acceptable to Allah besides Islam, as
he clearly states in the final revelation in the Dena and the law is that surely a laws religion is
Islam Surah Al Imran verse 90
		
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			may have done it later, Islami dienen fella yo Kabbalah Minho? Well, who often are karate men and
ferocity and whoever desires a religion besides Islam will not have it accepted, and he will be
among the losers in the hereafter.
		
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			Surah Allium Ron verse 85.
		
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			Understanding Allah is oneness
		
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			which we refer to as cow eat.
		
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			Another of the ways that we can adopt the Divine Names are wide. Ahad is by understanding and
applying the principles of
		
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			literally tawheed means unification, making something what or asserting oneness and it comes from
the Arabic word whadda. You are head to toe hidden, which itself means to unite unify or
consolidate. However, when the term tauheed is used in reference to a law, as in takahito law, it
means realizing and affirming allows unity in all of man's actions, which directly or indirectly
relate to him.
		
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			It is the belief that our laws, one that a law is one without partner in his dominion, that is his
rubia.
		
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			One without similitude
		
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			in his essence,
		
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			that we refer to as a smile sifat and one without rival in his divinity, and in worship, below here
or a bad
		
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			these three aspects form the basis for the categories into which some scholars
		
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			divided the science of three,
		
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			three overlap and are inseparable to such a degree that whoever omits any one aspect has failed to
complete the requirements of
		
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			the admission of any of the above mentioned aspects of the heat is referred to as ship, the
Association of partners with a law in the stomach terms, it is Association ism, and that we refer to
as idolatry.
		
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			And it should be clear that this division
		
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			could be entered into
		
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			or it could be just dealt with as one
		
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			because ultimately, its division into parts was only to further understand it in greater depth. Just
as a doctor studies the human body.
		
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			He may study it as a whole from the outside, or he may go inside and study the skeletal system, or
the circulatory system, or the endocrine system, or the muscular systems. These are all systems, and
they don't exist by themselves, they all make one. The three categories of tawheed are commonly
referred to by the following titles are heydo rubia, literally maintaining the oneness of lordship,
that is affirming that Allah is one without partners in his serenity
		
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			to tawheed, a smaller sifat maintaining the unity of Allah, his names and attributes, and that is
affirming that they're incompatible and unique, and three to Hayden ibadah, affirming that a lot, is
alone in his right to be worshipped. The Division of tawheed into its components, was not done by
Prophet Muhammad SAW seldom, nor by his companions, as there was no necessity to analyze such a
basic principle of faith in this fashion. However, the foundations of the components are all implied
in the verses of the Quran. And in the explanatory statements of the prophet SAW some and its
companions, as you become evident when each category is dealt with in more detail.
		
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			In later studies, even the word tawheed doesn't actually occur in the crowd. However, the term can
be found in some of the authentic statements of the Prophet So,
		
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			for example, Jabir ibn Abdullah quoted the process Allah saying,
		
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			you either bonus,
		
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			will add it or hid for not
		
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			for you, either the Buddha soon as undertow heed, can some people from the people of tawheed will be
punished and the Hellfire also might even have some thoughts related to the process, Elon said
		
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			I'm Abukar follow can occur with our head,
		
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			for some water for doctor and who nafa who Daddy, as for your father, if he was from those who
affirmed our heat, and you fasted and gave charity for him, he would benefit from it.
		
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			So takahito rubia
		
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			you said was maintained the unity of lordship
		
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			is a category based on the fundamental concept that Allah alone caused all things to exist, and
there was nothing he sustains and maintains creation without any need from it, or for it. And he is
the sole Lord of the universe and its inhabitants without any real challenge to his serenity.
According to this category, since God is the only real power in existence, it is He will give all
things the power to move and change, nothing happens in creation, except what he allows to happen as
the problems are seldom used to say La hawla wala quwata 11 that there is no movement or power
except by the permission of Allah.
		
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			Sorry, the listener was the fat which is maintained in the unity of Allah His names and attributes.
		
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			This category has a number of different aspects. Most important among them is
		
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			the fact that the unity of allows names and attributes have to be maintained
		
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			in such a way that we refer to all
		
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			According to how he and his prophet have described it, without explaining away his names and
attributes, by giving them meanings other than their obvious meanings, so we're not free to make up
any names and attributes for Allah.
		
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			We should stick with how Allah described himself and how the messenger described itself
		
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			in terms of
		
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			towhead and ibadah.
		
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			In spite of the wide implications of the first two categories of tau he spoke up.
		
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			firm belief in them alone is not sufficient to fulfill the Islamic requirements of tau heat.
		
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			Tau either obeah to headerless mousy fat must be accompanied by their compliment tauheed and a bada
in order for Tommy to be considered complete. This point is substantiated by the fact that Elia
himself has related in clear terms, they must recall in the isolators of the promises talents time,
confirmed many aspects of the first two forms of tau heat.
		
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			In the Quran, Allah tells the process alum to say to the pagans now insult Oh, man holla to home.
		
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			They are cool Lana, Elia cool Luna law. If you ask them who created them, they would surely say a
lot. So as author of first 87.
		
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			So in spite of the Meccans confession of aspects of telehealth and their knowledge of a law, he
classified them as kuffaar law classifies them as disbelievers and most rakuen pagans simply because
they worship other gods along with their worship of Allah.
		
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			Consequently, the most important aspect of though heed is that of the hidden a bad, maintaining the
unity of laws worse, all forms of worship must be directed only to Allah, because he alone deserves
worship, and it is he alone who can grant benefit to humankind and as a result of worshiping Him.
		
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			Furthermore,
		
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			there is no need for any form of intercessor or intermediary between man and God. Allah emphasized
the importance of directing worship to Him alone, by pointing out that this was the main purpose of
man Jin's creation, and the essence of the message brought by the prophets of God.
		
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			Applying the Divine Names and Wahid Ahad can also be done by giving primacy to tawheed in dour
		
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			primacy to a laws oneness, conveying the message of a law
		
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			around us.
		
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			Some aspects of Islam are more critical than others. Therefore, priority must be given to the most
important principles when explaining Islam to others. The first pillar of Islam is the declaration
that none has the right to be worshipped except the law. And the first pillar of Eman Faith is the
belief in Allah.
		
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			Furthermore, the only unforgivable sin in Islam is to worship other than a law and to die on that
belief.
		
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			Consequently, the call to Allah should focus on towhead, which is exactly what the prophet SAW Selim
instructed his companions whenever he sent them to carry the message to other parts of Arabia. For
example, if numbers reported that when the prophets are certain, sent more audibly German to Yemen,
he told him, You will be going to Christians and Jews. So the first thing you should invite them to,
is the assertion of the oneness of Allah Most High
		
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			if they realize that, then inform them that Allah has made five daily prayers obligatory on them.
And if they pray, these five prayers then inform them that Allah has made the payment of charity on
their wealth obligatory
		
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			on their rich to be given to the poor, and if they accept that, then take it from them and avoid the
best part of the People's properties.
		
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			So the call to toe heed, should adjust allows unique unity which we call a
		
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			idea with respect to His Lordship and serenity over creation,
		
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			his names and attributes and his right to be worshipped alone, without any partner. This belief in
tawheed, should also be manifest in human relations with God, and their social interactions amongst
themselves, and in their relationship with the world in which they live, and the creatures of that
world that Allah has subjected to them.
		
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			Thus, whatever subject once Dawa may begin on,
		
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			whether hijaab terrorism, polygamy, etc. a conscious effort should always be made to divert the
topic, ultimately, to that authority.
		
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			For it is the only
		
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			principle, which, without its acceptance,
		
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			everything is lost.
		
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			If that individual is convinced of the reasonableness of a job, and the unfairness of labeling
Muslims as terrorists, terrorists, and that polygamy is logical and natural, and he has not accepted
the uniqueness of Allah and His oneness, that he alone deserves our worship and dies in that state.
He has failed, and you have destroyed his opportunity for success in the next life. Whereas, if he
accepted a loss, unique oneness, and worshiped Him alone, but was confused about the obligation of a
job terrorism and polygamy and died in that state, his place in paradise will be guaranteed,
according to the promises and message
		
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			which he conveyed to us, man call Allah Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah Jenna. Whoever says, There is no
god worthy of worship, besides the law will enter Paradise.
		
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			In terms of application of the Divine Names on an individual level, having understood our place in
the violence scheme of things, we personally need to find out what our goals should be in this life.
What is our individual purpose? What contribution to civilization Do we have to give? we see around
us big and famous figures, making life changing contributions to human civilization in general. And
to Muslim to the Muslim Omar in particular, we admire them and we praise them. But we usually don't
think for a minute that we could ever reach such heights and be one among them. The reality is that
we all have a way through which we can contribute to our community,
		
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			our country, our region and the world, we only have to find it, Allah is alive and
		
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			the only one who can make dreams come true, and make the seemingly impossible possible.
		
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			He is always there. But we have to make the commitment and make the effort and he will facilitate
the way forward. Take my case. For example. I was born in Kingston, Jamaica, and Ireland in the West
Indies, which most people have never heard about. Back in 1947, to Christian parents. If a fortune
teller I told my parents that I would become a Muslim
		
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			religion they had never even heard of. And I would learn Islam to the PhD level. Teach Islam in
university to Muslims around the world, set up my own university, where over half a million Muslim
students would register and 1000s of graduates and I would be listed among the 500 most influential
Muslims in the world, and that they would both convert to Islam on my hands, they would probably
have laughed so hard that they might have fallen to the ground. But here I am, playing a small part
in the global effort to revive Islamic teachings in the oma.
		
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			I didn't accept Islam until I was 25 years old in Toronto, Canada. While most of you are born in
Muslim families and raised as Muslims
		
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			you can start
		
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			now
		
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			Working on your contributions
		
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			much earlier
		
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			than I could have. And Allah will make it easy for you
		
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			and make you do things many times greater than anything I've ever done or could do with his help and
his mercy.
		
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			Your contributions are needed.
		
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			Each and every one of you needs to find his place or her place and
		
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			deliver their contribution
		
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			to the civilization of Islam and civilization of the world, Barack Obama.
		
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			The second principle of
		
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			evolution, but Paul,
		
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			was to confirm were unique, and inapplicable.
		
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			And this is
		
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			the principle in which deviations and thoughts are generally looked at.
		
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			In this case, we'll be looking at a principle
		
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			common amongst people referred to as mystics, called alpha and aphylla. becoming one with Allah.
		
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			application of the Divine Names are wide and
		
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			requires us to confirm a laws unique unity in such a way that nothing of creation can share in it.
It is a unity which is completely pure and divine, to such a degree, that the creation cannot
possibly participate in it in any way.
		
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			In the same way, that we rejected sharing in the laws, infinite knowledge or is infinite power.
		
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			Consequently, any claims that the creation can become one with the Creator
		
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			is undoubtedly open and bear faced, shared
		
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			and must be rejected completely, in order to protect a large unique unity and his oneness.
mysticism, in the Muslim context, referred to as Sufism is just such a system of beliefs, which
claim ultimately, that finite man can become one with the infinite God. I know. Many of you might
say, Well, I'm a Sufi, I don't believe that, but in its essence, and in its evolution, that's what's
there. mysticism is defined as the experience of union with God, and the belief that man's main
goals lies in seeking that Union.
		
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			The origins of mysticism can be found in the writings of ancient Greek philosophers like Plato, in
his symposium, in which he mentions
		
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			that there are various ladders of ascent
		
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			composed of steep and hard steps, whereby a union of the soul with God is finally attained.
		
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			This is Plato,
		
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			ancient Greek philosopher.
		
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			A parallel concept can also be found in into isms, identification of Atman, the human soul with
Brockman, the impersonal absolute, the realization of which is the ultimate goal
		
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			or release from existence, and rebirth.
		
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			Greek mystic thought blossomed in the Gnostic Christian movements, which
		
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			in the early years in the first two centuries reached their peak.
		
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			These trends were combined in the third century, with platonism by the Egypt Oh rule Roman
philosopher,
		
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			Latinos.
		
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			He is in the third century, the former religious philosopher, known as neoplatonism,
		
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			Christian, anchorites, or hermits of the third century, who began the monastic tradition to
Christendom by withdrawing into the Egyptian desert, adopted the mystic goal of union with God as
its as it was propounded in neoplatonic thought
		
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			At that time,
		
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			within a framework of meditative and aesthetic practices of self denial.
		
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			Also, it was St. petronius, who established the first set of rules for Christian monasticism and
founded nine monasteries in the Egyptian desert.
		
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			Saint Benedict of nursia, developed the Benedictine rule of the monastery of Mont Casino in Italy,
and came to be regarded as the real founder of Western monastic order. The Mystic tradition kept
alive in monastic Christianity began to find expression among Muslims from around the eighth
century, a century after the borders of Islamic state that expanded to include Egypt and Syria. And
it centers of monasticism a group of Muslims who are not satisfied with what the Sharia Islamic law
had to offer. Develop the parallel system which they name today upon the way in it, just as the
ultimate goal of the Hindu was unity with the world soul. And the goal of the Christian mystic was
		
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			the union with God. The ultimate goal of this movement became China, the dissolution of the ego, and
will sue the meeting and unification of the human soul with a law in this life.
		
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			series of preliminary stages and states, which had to be attained were defined, they were called
Mahamat stations, and the harlot stages. A system of spiritual exercises were also designed for the
initiate in order to bring about this meeting.
		
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			These exercises of Vicar often included head and body movements, and sometimes even that's as in the
case of the Whirling Dervishes Turkey. All of these practices were falsely attributed to the
prophets Allah, through fabricated chains of narration in order to validate their practices. But
there does not exist any authentic report for them in any of the classical books of habit.
		
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			A multiplicity of systems evolved and ordered similar to those of the Christian monks appeared named
after their founders, like the poverty, the chisti, the Naqshbandi, the T journey orders, along with
that, volumes of legends and fairy tales, were spun around the founders and the outstanding
personalities of these orders, and justice Christian and Hindu monks chose special isolated
structures, the monasteries in which to house their communities. The Sufi orders developed a similar
housing scheme called Zarya.
		
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			In time, a body of hermetic Creed's developed out of the mystic union with God belief. For example,
most orders claimed that the law could be seen when the status was soon was achieved. Yet when I
asked the processor if he saw a lot during the Mirage, he replied, he had not.
		
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			Prophet Moses was also shown that neither he nor any human being, could withstand seeing ally in
this life.
		
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			By Allah revealing some of its is being to a mountain, which crumbled to dust during the revelation.
		
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			Some Sufi orders at claim that when the state of the soul was attained the mundane obligations of
Sharia, like five times daily prayer, we're no longer obligatory. Most of them practice
		
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			that prayers to Allah could be sent through the prophet, so I send them all to so called saints.
Many also began the practice of making dough off circumambulation
		
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			and animal sacrifice and other acts of worship, around the shrines and the tombs of the saints. So
off can be observed today around the grave of Xena and said, and by the way, in Egypt, around the
tomb of Mohammed, I've met the demand in Sudan, around the dargahs of countless saints and holy men
in India and Pakistan.
		
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			God came to refer me referred to as the outer path designed for the ignorant masses, while the today
was the inner path of elite, enlightened few.
		
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			opinionated tafsir appeared in which the meanings of the Quranic verses were bent and twisted
support theoretical ideas of the mystic movement, Greek philosophical thought was also blended with
fabricated Hadees to produce a body of inauthentic literature, which challenged the early Islamic
classics and eventually displaced them among the masses, Muslims.
		
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			Muslims were introduced
		
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			in most circles and drugs, like marijuana could be found in others as a means of heightening the
pseudo spiritual experience, which they all sought.
		
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			Such was the legacy of the later generation of Sophie's, and I know I point out that this is in
reference to
		
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			modern or later modern times. This may have developed developed initially amongst a few, but it
eventually spread till now it's General, but the early people
		
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			who some of whom were quite pious and great scholars, like abracadabra Gilani,
		
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			who people attribute the pottery and audit to
		
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			fairly, he understood the importance of distinguishing between the creator and the Creator. It's
clear in his writings,
		
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			the two could never be one
		
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			as one was divine and eternal, while the other was human and finite.
		
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			Cards consequently applying the Divine Names and Wahid and Ahad according to the principle,
Principle number two of women but thought requires the complete rejection of any such claims of
union with a law or any secret enterprise to attain the fake union.
		
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			We have now come to the end of part one of session 49
		
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			a,
		
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			part two will follow on Saturday
		
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			along with me, in which we will cover the remaining two principles of the Andalusian scholar of the
12th century, among even batam in adopting and applying the Beautiful Names of Allah
		
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			are do I using these two names will be made at the end of Part barakallahu salaam aleikum wa
rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			We'll now move to the third section of our
		
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			program that have
		
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			questions and answers q&a.
		
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			Abdulaziz asks,
		
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			after giving salaams in a recent post, you said Allah will forgive all sins, with the exception of
ship.
		
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			If repented from, does that mean that there's no forgiveness? After repentance from ship? No, no.
		
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			All of the
		
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			sins, if someone didn't repent from them, they could be forgiven, with the exception of ship. If one
does not repent from ship and dies in that state, then
		
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			there is no forgiveness for the person.
		
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			Baraka rafiqul
		
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			another question
		
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			it traveler and dunya right? If the Greatest Name of Allah is indeed
		
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			Allah, then why do I
		
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			Eyes not get answered, like it did in the Quran for the person who brought the throne of Queen will
face by making dua.
		
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			Remember what we said
		
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			that
		
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			Allah
		
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			answers our prayers, if they're sincere.
		
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			If we believe in Allah,
		
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			our prayers will be answered. So the fact that we don't see them answered, and in Morag miraculous
ways doesn't mean that they're not answered.
		
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			It just means that
		
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			the answer is not obvious to us. That's all.
		
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			Next question, can we recite Surah Fatiha behind an Imam? And the Imam recites loudly.
		
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			Better not to your recitation if you and everybody else recites loudly also behind the Imam reciting
loudly to be confusion
		
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			and a lot told us also clearly in the grand that if the grant has decided that we should be quiet,
listen to it.
		
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			So when the Imam recites we should just allow we just listen to him
		
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			when he is reciting in the silent prayers recite behind him we can recite at that time
		
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			this is from Instagram.
		
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			He said Tom for a white person to say the N word.
		
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			Is it haram for white person to say the N word?
		
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			Ah depends on the context.
		
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			You know if it is derisive, it is slander. If it is abuse, verbal abuse, then yes, it's Haram. It's
haram even if a black person use. So the issue is not so much the word. But how that word is used.
Because many of these words in and of themselves.
		
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			Maybe
		
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			acceptable. It depends on who uses it, or when it is used and how it is used. So we can't just say
simply if a white person says the N word is haram, but if a black person says the N word it's not.
This is not as simple as that. sadef asks, What are the dangers of liberalism? So many of my cousins
have left Islam for feminism. They say that Islam is unjust. It is against women is barbaric,
against LGBT, and ad Q, which makes me sad. Well,
		
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			I'm sorry to hear about your cousin's leaving Islam, as a result of their ignorance of the teachings
of is that
		
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			reality is that
		
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			Islam provides a clear compass on
		
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			morality,
		
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			what is morally good, and what is morally bad.
		
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			And that compass
		
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			like the Koran
		
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			has never changed.
		
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			It remains the same.
		
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			And because of it, it holds the society together
		
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			that holds Islam, the Muslim nation, the Muslim Ummah together
		
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			whereas other societies where through democratic
		
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			channels means
		
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			the moral compass of the society has changed.
		
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			So what was haraam? Yesterday, is now halaal today, and what was halaal yesterday, is now haram
today. And there is no end.
		
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			There is no end to it.
		
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			* has been removed from the law books in Europe.
		
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			Insist a man marrying his mother married
		
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			His sister, mine, his daughter is permissible.
		
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			Are you ready for that?
		
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			That's where liberalism takes you.
		
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			First, I mean, up until the early 20th century,
		
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			adultery, fornication, or since we're bad, we're wrong.
		
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			You could be jailed, you could be punished in a variety of different ways for that, then it was
removed from the law books.
		
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			It was no longer wrong.
		
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			It was okay. Today it is not a problem.
		
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			And what came along with it was all the other
		
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			practices connected to it sexual practices, etc. These were bit by bit made permissible.
		
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			Till today, it's a free for all. Anybody can do anything they wanted, as long as they're not hurting
anybody else. That's the condition
		
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			and a society that is so liberal, so loose, so free. That's what liberal means very free.
		
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			It is bound for destruction.
		
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			It will self destruct
		
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			was that Melamed asks?
		
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			Do you have some people who refute everyone based on some mistakes they found? and others who defend
deviance and call it mistakes? Where do we draw the line or is warning against people left should be
left to the scholars?
		
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			Well, obviously,
		
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			people
		
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			refuting others
		
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			for mistakes.
		
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			If a person makes a mistake, the mistake should be corrected.
		
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			But when an attack, a frontal attack is made on that individual,
		
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			and especially made by people who don't have knowledge,
		
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			they just heard it from someone someone heard it from someone's also. And that's enough for them to
attack.
		
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			This is destruction
		
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			destroying scholarship in the eyes of the masses.
		
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			Because reality is that everybody will make mistakes. There is no scholar on the face of the earth,
who has not and will not make mistakes.
		
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			On the other hand,
		
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			defending deviance
		
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			depends on what you mean by a deviant
		
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			whether a person is calling to deviation, openly calling to deviation or person who may have errors
in their own understanding
		
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			such people who may have some errors in their understanding and who are defending others who had
errors also, are such people who were clear scholars who didn't have any errors, but they were
defending people who others have called deviance. You know, this tells us to protect the honor of
others.
		
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			No.
		
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			bra Solomon told us that whoever covers the weaknesses, the flaws of a Muslim brother or sister ally
will cover their flaws on the Day of Judgment. So we have to be careful about attacking others,
labeling others, you know, speaking ill of others, we have to be very careful about this. It
destroyed many communities in the UK, in the US and Sierra Lanka, in other parts of the world. I
know tell these ideas spread and
		
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			cause havoc among communities that initially were of people who are trying to follow
		
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			Islam in the best way following the
		
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			Early generations called the Salafi etc trying to follow the way of the promise on Solomon's early
companions, their students such are trying to follow their ways.
		
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			But they ended up attacking each other
		
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			while claiming to follow the ways so it is very dangerous. And I asked a lot to protect us from its
evil
		
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			is investing in Bitcoin around also is investing in stock stock markets are stocks of companies how,
again stocks no it's not haram it's permissible However,
		
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			if one does so
		
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			as a means of gambling
		
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			meaning there is one thing where you see a particular company
		
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			and you believe in what they're doing, you feel it is good, it's clean such etc. So, you invest in
it you put your money into that company, you buy shares
		
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			and years go by the value of the shares increase and whatever and you decide to sell them and use
and get your money and the profits out and use it for something else that's perfectly okay. But
where you are buying and selling on a daily basis, buying and selling buying and selling and when do
you buy if your palm itches you okay bye bye bye bye, have your foot itches you then sell sell sell
sell, this is your going according to whatever because one time when you decided to sell and your
footage due to pick it up is a sign coming from my foot, you know or a sign from my palm
		
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			that becomes gambling.
		
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			Gambling is how about
		
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			with regards to Bitcoin.
		
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			The verdict is not completely in the general principle is that in sales, buying and selling
everything is Hello. Except that which is been specifically prohibited.
		
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			So those who say Bitcoin is haraam need to bring clear principles would say it is prohibited.
		
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			It can't be on the basis that those who believe Bitcoin is Hello, have to prove to others that it is
not haram know.
		
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			The
		
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			baseline. The bottom line for trade business is that it's all
		
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			except that which is specifically prohibited
		
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			from Instagram.
		
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			I'm a Muslim, but my mom and my stepdad, Christians. stepsister told me that she wants to be a
Muslim, but I'm scared
		
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			that my stepdad might throw me out of the house, please, please, what should I do?
		
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			Well,
		
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			my son,
		
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			that's a very difficult situation to be in.
		
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			But to be honest, let me tell you, my parents adopted
		
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			as you were adopted, my parents adopted
		
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			a Muslim boy in our family.
		
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			And he had the same fear.
		
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			So he never told us about Islam.
		
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			hamdulillah Byelaws? Well, I found Islam through other channels altogether.
		
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			And when I met him, I, my adopted brother, I was very upset with him.
		
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			I asked him why you didn't tell us? He said, Well, you know, I was afraid. But he didn't say I was
afraid of being kicked out of the house. But he just said I was afraid to do anything which would
destroy the harmony of the home, you know, which would create any kind of problem in the house when
your parents have been so kind and generous to take me in.
		
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			But in the end, these matters. Of course, if you are too young
		
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			to survive,
		
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			and there is no help out there to help you.
		
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			Then my advice
		
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			would be for you
		
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			to teach
		
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			your
		
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			adopted sister,
		
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			Islam, but advisor
		
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			to practice it secretly.
		
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			She doesn't have to let her parents know
		
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			until she is of an age where she can stand up and say, I've decided to become a monster.
		
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			But to not teach her to not explain to her, then that is hiding knowledge. The prophet SAW Selim, it
said, Whoever hides knowledge from people who need it.
		
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			We'll find
		
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			a bridle from the Hellfire around their heads on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			So beware.
		
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			It's difficult, difficult situation to be in, I can appreciate that. But you still have to share
that knowledge. lets her know what Islam is.
		
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			In my last
		
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			I'm asking you to clarify our laws attributes eternal as in were
		
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			they created by a law? No, I didn't create his attributes.
		
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			For example, the attributes of
		
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			being a Rahim did Allah create these attributes? Or is Allah always Rahim? Allah is always right.
		
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			He didn't create the attributes.
		
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			Shawn Mohammed asks, the masjid I attend sets aside the last Thursday of every month, where Surya
sin is recited for the Muslims that passed away
		
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			from the locality. Is this a bit? Absolutely. It is 100% with the
		
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			prophet SAW Selim do not teach it. He did not do it. Sahaba never did it. They didn't teach it. The
students of the Sahaba never did it. Are
		
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			you sorry I seen for the dead reading it is not authentic. There is no authentic narration which, in
which the prophesied Salam spoke of rewards for reciting surah. Yaseen for the dead, though people
do it, it is out of ignorance. All of the narrations are fabricated.
		
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			Sarah B asks.
		
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			So I would echo a few videos ago, you mentioned that we can't take inheritance from non Muslim
family members. Did I hear this correctly? Can I not inherit from my grandparents?
		
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			You heard what I said correctly, in that
		
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			if your grandparents leave a will,
		
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			in which they have named you
		
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			as one of their inheritors, that according to Islamic law, is not inheritance, that is was here
		
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			that you can take to get received. But if they died, without leaving a will, and the state
		
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			divides up the wealth of the family
		
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			and
		
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			makes you an inheritor. You cannot receive it.
		
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			I hope that's clear. I just say once again,
		
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			if the state according to the inheritance laws of the states,
		
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			give you a portion from the wealth of any non Muslim relative, you cannot take because the prophet
SAW seven said
		
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			Muslims cannot inherit from non Muslims, nor can non Muslims inherit from Muslims.
		
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			That's according to the laws.
		
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			But I explained that a Muslim can leave our CI gave the examples in the time of the prophet SAW
Selim in which he permitted
		
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			for people who would not normally inherit
		
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			But if the relative writes a will, that is called wuxia. This is not the process of inheritance,
that the prophets are seldom forbade what he forbade is the system, the system of inheritance, which
has identified particular amounts for particular people.
		
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			So, wherever that is in operation, a Muslim cannot inherit from an understanding.
		
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			But where they have the non Muslim has written a will they can inherit.
		
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			Marisa vanderbuilt Oh Vander welt.
		
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			If a Muslim by their actions cause someone to turn away from Islam, is that a sin on that person?
		
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			It could be.
		
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			It could be a big sin,
		
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			by their action, meaning they did Haram. They did evil. Yes, it's a big sin. But if they did
something which Islam permits, and the person turned away from Islam, because they did something,
which is time permits, then there is no sin on them.
		
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			So we'll see if
		
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			Hamid BA
		
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			in which language did Adam first speak?
		
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			He spoke in the Adamic language,
		
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			the language of Adam
		
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			and his wife and their family, early descendants
		
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			from this Adamic language, all of the other languages came
		
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			whether Hebrew, Arabic, Aramaic, Amharic,
		
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			Latin, Roman, Greek, Scandinavian, etc, etc.
		
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			From our Instagram students, can we put two or more folks in one hole?
		
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			Again, can we put two or more corpse corpses corpses in one hole
		
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			in one grave,
		
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			it shouldn't be done. I mean, unless there is some necessity which necessitates it.
		
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			But normally, if we're doing
		
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			the lab burial,
		
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			where one is,
		
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			you know, digs down and you dig to the side. So you dug to one side dug to the other side, one body
is placed in one side, one body is placed on the other side, that's possible.
		
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			But putting into one on top of the other, or more, in one grave, this is not
		
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			proper in Islamic
		
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			law, but necessity may necessitate it.
		
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			Another question from Instagram grammars. I'm nervous about praying at work, I work around
Caucasians and Hispanics. What should I do?
		
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			Well, what you do is,
		
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			say Bismillah.
		
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			And pray,
		
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			say Bismillah. And pray,
		
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			inform them, Listen, I'm going to pray.
		
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			No, you go to a corner, which is out of the way.
		
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			And you say, I hope this doesn't disturb you. But you know, I'll be praying over in this corner.
		
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			And
		
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			also in your job area, of course.
		
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			If you're taking off time from work, and all of these, then you have to observe the policies. If
you're going to take five minutes off work, you need to ask your supervisor, your manager, your head
of department or whatever. So as long as you stay within the rules, then there shouldn't be a
problem. To do so. Yes, you might be shy, but you can overcome it. You do it one time. You
		
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			Still shy while doing it. Second time, you're less shy. Third time you're less less shy, eventually
will not be shy.
		
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			Easier natural says this recent debate about the current preservation has made me so upset. I
haven't studied about please can you put some light on this? Well, I don't know about the debate.
		
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			What I do know is that the Quran that we have in our hands
		
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			is the same graph contains the same
		
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			Quran which was
		
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			memorized, written in the time of the processor lab. And then the time of aboubaker was distributed
from
		
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			the center of Islam, from Edina to the rest of the world, the known world that Muslims were in
		
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			copies of which were sent, and from that other copies were made. And the end of the story is that
there's only one Quran in the world today.
		
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			So if there was one Quran revealed, and we have only one Quran in our hand today,
		
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			today, then that's enough to tell us that the Quran has not changed.
		
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			So for the coming week, Charla, we've ended our questions. Now, a coming week, I session will be
Saturday, Monday and Wednesday, unless something happens to shift it.
		
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			That's as much as I can
		
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			promise. So I will try to keep it that Saturday, Monday through Wednesday. So, the next session is
on Saturday, in which we will do the second half of
		
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			this session, which is the 49th session
		
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			Part B or part two.
		
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			And
		
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