Bilal Philips – Loving the Prophet (Peace be upon Him)

Bilal Philips

“Loving the Prophet” is a title taken form a well known authentic hadith in which the Prophet was quoted as saying, “None of you has truly believed until I become more beloved to him/her than his/her parents, their children or any other human beings.” Therefore, you are not a complete believer until the Prophet becomes more beloved to you than anyone else. How can we develop a love that is stronger than our love towards our parents or children? Is it possible for this kind of love to exist in our hearts?

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The importance of love for the Prophet sallam is emphasized, as it is crucial to achieve love for the partner. The speaker also discusses the use of sh patterning and praying to bring good dream back to reality, as well as false artifacts and experiences that can lead to confusion and harm. The concept of God potentially reaching the point of]] is also emphasized.

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			Hamdan
		
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			alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah Karim.
		
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			Allah Allah was hobby woman is standing at he Eli oma Dean.
		
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			All praise is due to a law and Maalox, peace and blessings beyond the last prophet muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and all those who follow the path of righteousness until the last day.
		
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			Loving the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			is a title
		
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			taken from
		
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			a well known Hadith, authentic hadith
		
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			narrated
		
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			in the most authentic books of Hadith,
		
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			in which the Prophet sallallahu wasallam was quoted as saying,
		
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			lie you may know I had to come.
		
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			None of you
		
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			has truly believed had akuna Habiba LA, until I become more beloved to him or her.
		
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			Meanwhile Ed, he well while I D, when nasty edge mine
		
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			more Beloved, then his parents or her parents, their children
		
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			or any among human beings.
		
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			One has not truly believed
		
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			until prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Sunday narrations,
		
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			the prophet, Allah and the Prophet.
		
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			But this one, this talk this evening, is focusing on
		
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			the love of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			So, faith is not complete, actually, the the text of the Hadith says
		
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			no one believes.
		
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			Meaning if you don't have this, you are not a believer, but the scholars have explained it to me in
		
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			not a complete believer.
		
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			Until the Messenger of Allah sallallahu wasallam becomes more beloved to us than our parents, our
children, and all of humankind. In some narrations or might have known kebab
		
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			mentions that
		
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			the prophet SAW Selim is more beloved to him
		
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			than all of this except for himself.
		
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			And the problem is our solemn told him you have not
		
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			reached
		
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			he pondered
		
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			for a bit of time, and then he said,
		
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			yes, you are even more beloved to me than myself.
		
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			And he said, Now you have arrived.
		
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			So this concept of loving the Prophet sallallahu wasallam is a very basic
		
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			aspect of faith.
		
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			But for most of us, it is difficult to grasp, practically speaking.
		
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			Because your love of your parents.
		
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			Nobody has to tell you why you should love your parents how you should love him. Basically, it is
clear. You love your parents. They raised you.
		
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			Do you love your children, you raise them, you brought them into existence.
		
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			So your love of your parents and your children is a natural love.
		
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			Now we don't have that relationship with Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam
		
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			either as our father or as our child.
		
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			So then the question
		
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			that remains to be
		
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			asked is how?
		
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			How is it? Or how could we develop a love
		
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			which was so strong,
		
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			it would be greater than our love of our parents and our children.
		
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			How to achieve that?
		
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			That is the ultimate,
		
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			the perfection of faith.
		
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			And it has to be achievable. Otherwise, the Prophet Muhammad SAW a certain number does not have made
it a condition of faith.
		
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			Because the law clearly states in the crime law you can live for long enough son in
		
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			law does not burden anyone beyond his or her capacity.
		
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			Allies fair? Well, I have limra buka. I had your Lord is not unfair to anyone.
		
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			So this is something attainable
		
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			by each and every one of us.
		
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			It's not just for certain special people, a special category or group of people.
		
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			And the knowledge of how to achieve it must be common knowledge. If it's achievable by everybody,
then
		
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			it must be common knowledge.
		
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			You have some people who say no, no, it's not achievable by everybody. Only certain special people
can achieve it.
		
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			Because the knowledge of it is special knowledge.
		
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			Hidden knowledge
		
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			passed along a special chain of narrators.
		
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			It was hidden knowledge shared
		
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			by Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam, with Abu Bakar.
		
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			When they were in the cave,
		
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			during the hedra
		
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			to Medina,
		
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			when abubaker was there with Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam, he taught him some special
		
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			information.
		
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			And it is with that special information that you can attain this. So obviously, who knows who has
that special information? Anybody here received that special information now, so it means we're all
lost.
		
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			But this is not Islam.
		
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			This is not Islam.
		
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			This is a tale, a fable, which was made up
		
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			to bond people to put people in spiritual bondage to others.
		
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			Because when you accept that this person has this special knowledge, you can only reach a law by way
of this person.
		
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			You are now in spiritual bondage.
		
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			You're a spiritual slave to that person.
		
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			You're a man
		
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			has been undermined,
		
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			has been stolen.
		
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			You have been tricked. It's a lie.
		
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			That is why
		
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			I Shara de la narrated the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam I'd said
		
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			regarding those people who claim that there is special knowledge she said Prophet Mohammed Salim
said clearly taarak to come Allah Mahajan. vadar I've left you on a clear white plain.
		
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			lei aloha Kana haria. Whose night is like it's day. It's so clear.
		
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			Nighttime you see what you would see in the de
		
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			la is Ilana and anyone who deviates from it. Illa Holic is destroyed
		
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			that's the reality.
		
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			The truth of Islam
		
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			the elements of a man,
		
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			the love of Allah and His messenger.
		
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			All of it has been taught to us.
		
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			It is taught in
		
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			the various
		
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			teachings conveyed to us by the companions of the Prophet sallahu wa sallam, he explained, they
explained, he explained to them, whatever they didn't understand, they asked him questions, they got
the clarity, and they passed it on.
		
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			And that has been collected and preserved.
		
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			So, there are no hidden areas of Islam. So, the love of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam
		
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			is not
		
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			the property of a special group. So,
		
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			how do we get it?
		
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			How do we attain it?
		
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			There are three main ways.
		
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			First,
		
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			we have to know
		
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			the status of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam. We have to understand that status.
		
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			When we say when a shadow under Muhammadan rasul Allah and we bear witness that Muhammad Sallallahu
wasallam was the Messenger of Allah is the Messenger of Allah.
		
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			When we say that,
		
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			it is contained
		
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			the definition of his status, he was a messenger of Allah,
		
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			a messenger of Allah.
		
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			What he spoke, what he conveyed
		
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			was from Allah.
		
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			As a law said in the Quran, warm is typical and in how,
		
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			in who, what,
		
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			why, when you have, he did not speak from his desires.
		
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			Indeed, what he spoke, what he conveyed, was revelation which came to him.
		
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			So, his status
		
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			was a medium
		
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			through which Allah communicated to humankind.
		
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			That is his status.
		
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			A messenger of Allah.
		
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			However,
		
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			with regards to his status,
		
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			Allah also said
		
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			or had him say, call in ama and abbatial, Miss lucam indeed, I'm a human being like you.
		
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			You Hi Ella.
		
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			Anima Illa hukum Allahu wa.
		
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			But it was revealed to me, what distinguishes me from the rest of you human beings, is that it was
revealed to me that your God
		
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			is One True, unique God.
		
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			And all that is implied by it.
		
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			But he was a man like us.
		
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			There are people
		
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			who claim he wasn't a man like us.
		
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			You have a whole body of people millions
		
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			who believe
		
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			in India and Pakistan,
		
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			that
		
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			Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			did not die.
		
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			And if you say that he died,
		
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			they declare you to be a disbeliever.
		
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			You are a Kaffir.
		
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			Maybe you find it very difficult to believe.
		
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			You don't have that group present here. They may be but they're small numbers. So it's not there's
no impact.
		
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			Everybody basically accepts here that the Putnam says alum died.
		
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			And of course the Syrah clarifies
		
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			the humanity of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam in the statement of Abu Bakar, the best of the
oma after Prophet Mohammed Salah Abu bakkar, who said to the people,
		
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			those of you who were worshipping Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, know that Muhammad is dead.
		
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			But know those of you who are worshipping the God of Muhammad, the Lord of Mohammed, know that he is
ever living.
		
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			So, here was aboubaker, clearly stating that Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam was dead.
		
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			So, this is the true status says that he was in fact, a human being.
		
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			But he received revelation
		
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			which distinguished him from other human beings.
		
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			Now, the result of that
		
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			is that his son,
		
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			his son now
		
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			is divided into two aspects.
		
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			One aspect of Asana which would be called
		
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			Asana, a Toby area,
		
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			the natural sweetener of a man
		
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			and Asana, a tertiary area and the legal Sunnah
		
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			of the prophet of Allah.
		
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			So there's two aspects to his Sunnah.
		
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			Those things which he did as a man,
		
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			a human being,
		
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			his own personal choices
		
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			which we are not required to follow.
		
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			And those things which he did, he said he approved
		
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			as a messenger of Allah based on revelation which we are required to follow
		
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			these are the two aspects because when we are talking about loving Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam we
have to know where to draw the line
		
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			now we know I'm to live in Mr.
		
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			Sun Um, I don't know how Bob second Calif
		
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			used to imitate the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam in everything that he did.
		
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			The way he cut his hair, the way he dressed, the way he walked. He put the ring on his right finger,
he put it on the right finger, you take the ring off, you take the ring off, he did whatever Prophet
Muhammad SAW Salah did that he could do as a man he imitated him in everything.
		
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			And Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam did not tell him not to do that.
		
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			So if somebody chooses to do that, it is legitimate. You could however,
		
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			that is not the deal.
		
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			is the point is the personal thing.
		
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			It's not the deal. Why? Because Abu Bakr didn't. We didn't do it. So don't tell me Abubakar didn't
know the dean
		
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			and left out the part of the dean and I'm delighted but I did know my possible.
		
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			Oh, my laptop didn't do it.
		
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			Man. If not, Fran didn't do it. I live in LA Vitaly didn't do these are the righteous scallops,
about whom the profits are
		
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			Solomon said follow my son and the son of the righteous callous after me.
		
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			And none of them did it.
		
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			So what do we know from that?
		
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			It's not required. It's not a part of the deen per se
		
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			if you choose to do it
		
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			personally,
		
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			but it is not a part of the deal.
		
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			It doesn't make you a better Muslim than anyone else
		
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			to do that.
		
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			So, the rest
		
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			which was based on revelation,
		
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			that
		
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			is what
		
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			we need to know.
		
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			In order to love the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam we have to love
		
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			what he or what constitutes him, his Sunnah.
		
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			His legal so now
		
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			this is what information has been brought to us concerning him.
		
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			Which is a part of our faith to know
		
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			which is why Prophet Muhammad SAW Solomon said, seeking knowledge is obligatory for every Muslim,
tolerable enemy for either luckily Muslim.
		
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			obligatory to know the Sunnah of Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam because to know the Sunnah
		
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			is to know him
		
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			to know what he said what he did.
		
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			What he approved, based on revelation is to know him as the Messenger of Allah.
		
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			Also,
		
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			in order for us to develop the love of Prophet Mohammed Al salam, we need to know his Syrah, his
biography, his life,
		
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			all of the aspects of his life
		
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			that we can
		
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			we should know him, know him as a person, the more you know about him,
		
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			the more you can develop that love for him, the less you know, the more difficult it is naturally.
		
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			So it is important for us on one hand
		
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			to know the religion
		
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			via his Sunnah
		
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			as it comes to us through His Sunnah,
		
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			which we strive to do as much as we can
		
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			we make sure that what we're doing is based on his Sunnah.
		
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			Very important.
		
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			And we need to know about him as a person, how he lived his life.
		
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			In order for us to admire him
		
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			to know the sacrifices that he made
		
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			to know
		
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			the struggles that he was faced with,
		
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			to know how he dealt with his family, his children,
		
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			his companions, those who did ill to him, how he responded to them, so we can admire him.
		
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			If we see him doing things that nobody does,
		
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			nobody would be willing to do today even you yourself, you know, within yourself, I could never do
that.
		
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			And you see him doing it. Naturally. You're gonna say,
		
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			my shop,
		
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			you're going to your your, your feeling towards him, it's going to be much stronger, isn't it? If
you know the student
		
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			through his Syrah
		
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			and you know his Syrah
		
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			as it has been authenticated, important point, because it's not just any Syrah because there are
many books that are written about him.
		
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			many books
		
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			but some of these books contain
		
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			false information, incorrect information.
		
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			misinformation.
		
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			So he should know what is correct and what is not.
		
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			So we can truly admire him because if we are getting misinformation, we may feel and understand the
wrong
		
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			understanding or the wrong feeling towards him
		
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			and what he did.
		
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			The third principle
		
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			is that we must obey Him.
		
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			If we are to develop a love for Him, then we must obey Him.
		
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			Allah told us in the Quran, and contempt to hipbone Allah, for Tabby or near Milan.
		
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			If you desire to love the law,
		
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			then follow Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, and the law will love you.
		
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			Now, he didn't say this about loving the prophets.
		
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			Why is that?
		
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			If he said,
		
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			if you desire to love the messenger,
		
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			follow Him and the messenger will love you.
		
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			Why didn't say that?
		
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			Why did he say if you desire to love a law, follow Him and allow him love you.
		
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			Somebody?
		
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			Well, that doesn't answer the question I asked. What you said is true.
		
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			But what we said is a law said in the crime,
		
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			if you desire to love a law or if you think you love a law,
		
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			follow Mohamed Salah salam, and the law will love you.
		
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			And I said that, in order for us to develop the love of a lot of the prophets of Salaam, we must
obey Him, we must follow him.
		
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			But I didn't say that.
		
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			For
		
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			he did not make it the condition that the prophet SAW Selim love us.
		
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			That's what we are seeking, that he will love us if we follow him.
		
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			Why not?
		
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			Huh?
		
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			Yeah, that's right. You're seeking the love of a law.
		
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			You're not seeking the love of Prophet Muhammad? sallallahu wasallam?
		
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			Because he doesn't know us.
		
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			He never heard of us.
		
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			Who are we relative to him?
		
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			So there is no condition about him loving us.
		
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			The condition is about Allah loving us. Because Allah knows all of us.
		
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			That's real.
		
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			So if
		
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			we want a law to love us,
		
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			that is the ultimate goal.
		
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			Prophet Mohammed says alum loved his mother and father.
		
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			Right? Nobody doubts that.
		
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			But
		
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			could his love benefit them?
		
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			He loved I will tell him
		
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			right. But was his love able to save Abu Talib from the Hellfire No.
		
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			So the goal is not the love of Prophet Muhammad SAW Salaam to us. It's the goal of Allah loving us.
		
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			So the whole issue of the love of the Prophet Mohammed Salah Salaam.
		
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			Its goal
		
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			Because you have to ask the question Okay. Why did then the seller make this condition of loving him
for our faith to be complete? Why did he make that a condition?
		
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			The condition is for us to love him, so that Allah would love us.
		
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			Because if we do anything
		
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			because of which Allah loves us, then it means that thing which we have done is what?
		
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			Ah,
		
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			it is
		
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			following the Prophet is another name for it, worship, it is a bi di,
		
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			anything which we do, which Allah loves us for is a badass
		
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			So, loving Prophet Mohammed salatu salam is a badass.
		
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			So that means that in loving him, as we said, it requires knowing your status, knowing who he is who
he was, in reality, not the false stories that have been made up. Those people who say that province
SLM is not dead, that what is the basis for that? They say, because proper Hamza Salam was created
from the light of Allah.
		
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			And they called his light and nor al Mohammadi
		
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			the Mohammedan light
		
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			and they wrote books,
		
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			among them, the shadow less prophet
		
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			because he was like,
		
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			he was not a human being.
		
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			He was a laws like a part of our laws, life means you're a part of a law.
		
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			And if you are light and light shines on light, light have a shadow.
		
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			No light makes a shadow. It does not have a shadow.
		
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			So they wrote a whole book called The Shadow less prophet
		
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			of Islam.
		
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			So that concept is a misunderstanding. And where do you end up with that concept? You end up
worshipping Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam is that a bother?
		
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			Yes, it is ibadah but it is
		
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			in a bada.
		
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			That is where you end up. Once you don't know the proper status of Mohammed Salim you don't know who
he was, know his humanity and his prophethood and be able to distinguish between the two and be
clear on it. Then you end up worshipping Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam which is shirk.
		
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			So, for us to achieve that love, we said, to know his status, to know his Syrah, to understand what
he went through,
		
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			to feel close to who he was,
		
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			through information concerning his life. When you read about the life of those who sacrificed here
and there you loved, it comes in your heart for them, you admire them.
		
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			So this is one of the ways by which we build the love of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam. And the third
way we said is to obey Him.
		
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			To obey Him.
		
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			This is how we develop a love for our solar laws allow them to obey Him
		
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			in whatever he has told us. So if he told us grow your beards, and trim your mustaches, you can't
love him without growing your beard and trim your mustache.
		
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			If you claim to love Him, we say your claim is
		
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			problematic.
		
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			We can't say you don't have any love for him, but your love is deficient.
		
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			And that external expression is simple.
		
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			That is the simpler part.
		
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			The true love which comes from the heart.
		
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			It's far more difficult than just to stop shaving.
		
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			That's all growing a beard involves stop shaving. Not something you need to do, but not do.
		
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			Right just stop simple.
		
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			And you can achieve that.
		
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			But when you do it, after having shaven yourself for so many years, and so many people tell you how
nice you look how young you look, and all these different things, you feel nice with it.
		
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			Then to grow your beard,
		
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			you start to think I don't look so nice anymore. I'm now looking older, and all these other things
that come along with it. When you're able to rise above that,
		
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			rise above that, and know that I am trying my best to follow Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			So since he said grow your beards, I know I need to do it,
		
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			that it will change me, it will cause a change within me.
		
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			Which for sure will make me a better person if I do it sincerely. Because people say well, no, you
know, Eman is nothing your beard.
		
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			The longer your beard the greater a man. No.
		
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			People say no. I know people who have big beards and they're evil people.
		
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			And I know people who are clean shaven and they're very good people.
		
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			So
		
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			this is a common argument people say, tell me about the beer.
		
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			But if it wasn't, if the beard had no significance, why do we think Rasulullah saw Salim said grow
your beard and trim your mustache?
		
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			Do we think that problems are solved them involve themselves and trivialities which had no meaning
which have no value are not important, because that's what we say. If we say not only to grow my
beard. So then what about what the prophet SAW Selim said, You mean to say he was asked me to do
something you don't need to do?
		
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			You have to think about that one.
		
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			He was asking us to do something, which we really don't need to do.
		
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			That is a serious thought.
		
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			Around thought,
		
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			this misguidance is from shaytaan.
		
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			Whatever the profits a lot of a sudden told us to do. We need to do it as much as we can.
		
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			As much as we can, whatever we can do of it, we need to do it. This is part of building our love for
a solo law solo while Salah,
		
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			just like your father, you say you love your father, but everything he tells you to do, you don't
want to do.
		
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			What does he think?
		
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			My son loves me, but he doesn't want to do what I asked him to do.
		
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			What kind of love is that?
		
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			You have to say there's something wrong with that concept.
		
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			Your love
		
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			is expressed in your obedience. And that's why it is a part of the declaration of our faith.
		
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			And that's why when people ask, Well,
		
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			what Muslim should we follow?
		
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			the shofar is here. To go to Pakistan, the hanafis go to Sudan. They are Maliki's to go to Saudi
Arabia, the humble is
		
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			what what what must have should we really follow?
		
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			The manner which we should really follow we said was what? obeying the prophets Allah, Allah follow
him.
		
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			Follow him and a law with love us follow him is a bother to follow him is a bother to follow the
madhhab attributed to Abu hanifa or Mr. Malik or Shafi or
		
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			I've made him the humble to follow them is not a bad
		
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			look at this too.
		
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			To be a Shafi is not a bother
		
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			but to follow Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam is a bother
		
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			these are the distinctions between the two
		
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			fundamental distinction
		
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			and that's why he will always hear me say in lectures. Abu hanifa wasn't a Hanafi
		
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			Imam Shafi wasn't
		
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			ashtray
		
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			but the Imam Shafi strove to follow Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			He was among the leaders of the scholars of the past, who guided people to follow Rasulullah
sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			His way, his mother's hub was the mud hub of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. That's why he
said it, I saw one Hadith from a woman hubby. He Himself said that Abu hanifa said exactly the same
thing. If the Hadees turns out to be authentic, then that is my madhhab because my intention was to
follow the authentic hadith from Rasulullah sallallahu.
		
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			But as a human being, he recognized that perhaps he may be following a hot day for
		
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			a week and if
		
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			the information that came to him came through
		
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			in authentic sources, which he didn't grasp,
		
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			because as a human being, his knowledge is not perfect. So he will make mistakes. And that's why he
said to his followers, to those who studied under him, if the Hadith is authentic, then that is my
true matter. That's what I was trying to follow the authentic hadith. So, if you find one of my
rulings, based on my understanding of a Hadith, which turns out to be not authentic, like
		
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			doing Kanoute in every fudger prayer,
		
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			right, because the Hadees is not authentic.
		
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			A mama shop, I thought it was
		
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			or
		
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			he understood that, though there was weakness in it.
		
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			It was the only Hadith available. So he did the ruling according to it.
		
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			So,
		
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			he did what he could with the knowledge that he had, but he was a human being.
		
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			So, the practice of kuhnert in every fudger, which is now a part of the month hub,
		
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			the sharper image.
		
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			And that is among the rulings which actually is attributable to Imam Shafi
		
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			is a mistake is an error
		
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			of the mama Shafi and he was a human being, and he has no problem with it. Or we should have no
problem in recognizing once the scholars of Hadith have shown us that the Hadith in fact, is not
authentic. That in fact, the prophet SAW Selim did not do connauton every fudger. He did it on some
occasions. But it was not something he did all the time every day didn't do that.
		
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			Then we leave it
		
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			because we're not following rulings, we're trying to follow Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam. That's
the point.
		
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			So, if we are to develop the love for him, by obeying Him, then we have to have correct knowledge of
his son of his era, to be able to follow him,
		
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			as
		
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			he deserved to be followed.
		
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			Now, the big question, we said, after all, that,
		
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			after looking at all the house, the big question which remains, which I did address before
		
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			is, why
		
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			why
		
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			is
		
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			loving the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
		
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			so important, that one's faith is not complete, without
		
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			Why?
		
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			Somebody
		
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			I gave the answer already.
		
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			In the previous discussion, I gave the answer. So why,
		
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			why has the prophet SAW Salaam based on rocky on revelation made? Why does he make
		
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			loving him more than anything else?
		
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			A necessary principle for the completion of faith.
		
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			Ah, because loving him is a badass.
		
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			Would you agree those who agree with that pachanga
		
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			That's what he said. Put your hand up if you agree. So many
		
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			people don't want to put it all the way up. Why? What are you afraid of? Do you agree or not?
agenda? Yeah, that's true.
		
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			That's what it is.
		
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			Because loving him, as we said,
		
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			knowing his status
		
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			that's necessary for anybody.
		
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			admiring him through his Syrah, knowing his Syrah, that is part of me bad. And obeying Him
		
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			is obeying the law. That's what the law said, on my internet, my YouTube soon for Allah, whoever
obeys the messenger has obeyed Allah.
		
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			So we're loving the messenger.
		
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			In order to love Allah.
		
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			That is the connection for our for our a bother to become complete. We need to love him. And loving
Him, we said meant following him.
		
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			And that's why a lot smarter Allah said in the crime law, the canon law Confederacy, the law, he was
swattin.
		
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			There is in the Messenger of Allah for you the best of examples. For those who believe in along the
last day that we believe in Allah and the Last Day,
		
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			then he is the best example for us.
		
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			So the goal of it all,
		
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			is to worship Allah in the most complete way.
		
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			And this is the element. This is the portion of worship, that most of us neglect.
		
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			We haven't focused on this area. We all talk about it. We all have heard about it. We all know it's
supposed to be there. But it's vague. In our minds. It's a vague concept. It's not crystal clear. So
I hope these points that I've brought out
		
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			tonight, these points have made crystal clear what loving the messenger means and why we need to
love him, and how we should love him.
		
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			Once we understand that,
		
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			then the idea that if somebody says something bad about the messenger, we should no go take an ak 47
and go into his office and just shoot him down. We have to question
		
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			Is that how you show your love? I mean, that's what he says, I'm doing it out of love of the
Messenger of Allah. And
		
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			taking your life,
		
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			we have to say, was that the way of Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			It wasn't his way.
		
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			And that's easy to do.
		
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			Maybe this person is not even praying. He could be taking drugs.
		
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			You know, he could be the farthest away from Islam that you can imagine.
		
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			And this is the factor in the Muslim world today. If you tell that Muslim you don't love the
Messenger of Allah,
		
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			or you tell him you're not a true Muslim because you're not praying and so on. So he'll kill you
		
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			in a minute.
		
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			But the true understanding of what it means to love Allah, Missy,
		
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			to love the Messenger of Allah, unknown.
		
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			It's just an emotional thing now.
		
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			You know, and if you don't share in that emotion, then that person he will say you also are captured
		
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			and he will come and get you.
		
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			This is the state of the oma today in ignorance of what constitutes love of the Prophet sallallahu
sallam.
		
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			People have replaced
		
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			what should have been with what shouldn't be.
		
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			They have used methods and justified actions with the love of the Messenger of Allah. I love the
Prophet
		
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			Facebook teacher
		
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			And if you say that massacre in France was not right, if you don't love the Prophet, these are
enemies of the Prophet,
		
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			your enemy of the Prophet.
		
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			So,
		
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			we need to put the love of the prophet SAW Selim in its proper context.
		
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			And with that, we can begin the process of change.
		
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			Bringing love of Prophet Muhammad wa salam back into our lives in the lives of our children,
		
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			our families
		
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			knowing that love of the province monster, Salah is not celebrating his birthday.
		
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			You know,
		
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			you don't want to celebrate his birthday. He don't love the profits on some
		
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			hobbies, you know, you hate the profits.
		
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			Yeah, Salafi wahabis, the hate promises, so this
		
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			why because they don't want to celebrate the birthday of the Prophet sighs.
		
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			But that's not about it at all.
		
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			For them,
		
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			loving him, is doing things which were displeasing to him.
		
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			The music, the dance, the song, the all the different things that they're doing. And these are
things problems are seldom for bed. So how can they possibly be loving him while doing the very
things he forbade?
		
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			It's fake.
		
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			It's a delusion. It's a satanic delusion. Satan has made what was prohibited,
		
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			attractive to them, just as he did to Adam, in the garden, that tree which he was forbidden, which
Allah didn't give any name to shape on came and gave me the name
		
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			shudra to hold the tree of eternal life
		
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			to catch the heart of Adam. So same thing, celebrating the birthday.
		
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			You will hear the well the whole world is celebrating the birthday of Jesus Christ. All the
Christians, the billions of Christians who celebrated his Prophet Muhammad says I'm greater than
Jesus.
		
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			Isn't he the greatest prophet of Allah. So if they can do all of that to me we can do we can do
better.
		
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			This is the line of reasoning that she said on
		
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			making it seem attractive.
		
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			And we ended up doing what is displeasing to Allah. Instead of earning the love of Allah, we earned
the Wrath of Allah his displeasure
		
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			in doing that,
		
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			and so on and so forth.
		
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			Or it is
		
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			Kashmir you have the Hazrat Baal mosque
		
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			a mosque shrine dedicated to a hear from the beard of the prophet SAW Some
		
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			people go there and
		
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			worship it.
		
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			Touch type this in glass case, but the touch the case
		
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			for Baraka,
		
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			no end of things like this. And the writings you will find on the internet books, calling us to do
all kinds of weird things. There's one book called shamala Amelie, in which it is mentioned there,
that if you want to dream of the prophet SAW some
		
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			because of course, Francois Salim said, Whoever sees me in a dream has seen me because shavon cannot
take my form.
		
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			authentic hadith from Rasulullah saw Salah So, in this book shamala tirmidhi as it was translated in
with commentaries in Urdu,
		
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			the commentator
		
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			the audio version is translated into English. The commentator says in the footnotes because Imam a
Timothy was a classical scholar of Hadith, his book shamaya legitime. These authentic texts reliable
but the commentaries changed
		
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			The intent of eternity.
		
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			They turned the Sunnah of Prophet Moses Allah his natural sooner into a bada.
		
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			Seeking the love of the prophet SAW asylum through artifacts, religious artifacts, so he said,
		
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			commentator if you want to see Prophet Mohammed Salah Salaam in your dream,
		
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			draw a picture of his sandals.
		
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			And in the footnote, they have a picture of what is sandals look like.
		
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			You can see what was supposed to be sandals in Topkapi Museum in Turkey. Those of you that have been
to Turkey, they go to the Topkapi Museum, they have a pair of sandals of the prophets.
		
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			footprint is footprint, supposedly in stone.
		
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			These are all false, false artifacts. So that picture of the sander what you do is you draw it on
paper, folded paper, put it under your pillow, when going to sleep, and your dream of Rasulullah
sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			So, when we go that far, when we go in those directions, we're lost. We're lost as an oma. And the
only way to get back to the correct path
		
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			is to know who Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam really was, to be able to distinguish between what he
did as a messenger of a law and what he did as a human being, personal,
		
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			individual choice
		
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			to know at the same time, his Syrah, his life, the details of his life, which are authentic.
		
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			Not false Sierra like what the Shiites have written for example, you can find in the
		
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			cafe,
		
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			their main book of haddish by Alka Laney.
		
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			A suppose it Hadith in which it says the Prophet Mohammed Salah Salam went to visit
		
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			his aunt,
		
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			the wife of Abu Talib
		
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			when
		
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			Ali Vitali was in her womb
		
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			he was a bit baby, a fetus, a baby in her womb.
		
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			And when he came to visit her, he heard Ali Ibn Abi taalib reciting Koran from her womb
		
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			what do you do with that?
		
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			Alibaba Vitaly, the Quran was revealed to him before Mohammed Salah.
		
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			That's what they say.
		
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			And he was reciting it as a fetus. Imagine that.
		
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			Insanity and they believe it. It's a miracle. Why? Because they say that that light which came from
Allah,
		
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			the light which we know as amongst those people who believe that he didn't die as the Mohammed and
light they said, that light split.
		
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			One became the Mohammedan light and the other one became a nice light.
		
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			So you'll believe that Yeah, you can believe that.
		
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			So
		
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			we know him,
		
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			know who he is, follow Him, obey Him, and the law will love us. And we will love him
		
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			as he deserves to be loved.
		
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			And in a way, which is a bother or worship of Allah,
		
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			which Allah accepts. And may He accepted from all of us and put us in paradise as a result of it.
barakallahu li combs and I'm on a call Morocco to LA when a cattle
		
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			Is it possible to see the prophet SAW Selim in a dream? Yes. We said there was authentic hadith in
ramsau salaam said Whoever has seen me
		
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			In a dream has seen me
		
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			because shaytaan cannot take my form. But when people said that from the tabea, in in the time of
the Sahaba, after the process Allah died when they came to the Sahaba Sahaba and asked them
		
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			about their visions or their dreams which they had in which they saw Prophet Moses, Allah, the
Sahaba used to ask them, What did he look like?
		
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			And if they described him in other than the way he looked like me, they said, Well, you didn't see
him. Shaytan tricked you.
		
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			So shaytaan can take a form, which is not
		
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			in the way problems, I send them look and say, I am the messenger of Allah. That's the point. Not
simply because you have a dream. And somebody in the dream says, I'm the Messenger of Allah means he
was the Messenger of Allah and that dream, no, no.
		
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			And if you have a dream, in which you have seen the Messenger of Allah sallallahu sallam, as he was
authentically described, for example, in extra mile,
		
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			then
		
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			you can thank our last month Allah for showing you the profits for a lot of us alum and take it as
an encouragement to try to follow him in the best way that you can. That's what
		
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			the purpose would be for a law
		
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			to give you that
		
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			good dream brought your Hasina
		
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			otherwise,
		
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			if you see what you thought to be Rasulullah, saw salah
		
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			and he tells you anything
		
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			which goes against the teachings of Islam, because you have people who will claim well in the dream
problem was a solemn came to me. And he told me that I have perfected my faith, I no longer need to
pray.
		
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			And from that they have narrated to their followers, that when you reach that stage, the stage which
I have reached, let's say, we don't no longer need to pray because Allah said in the Koran.
		
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			Aki masala Lee Vickery
		
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			established the prayer in order to remember me and your hearts when their hearts beat.
		
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			You put that stethoscope on your heart, you will hear your heart saying boop, boop, boop. But when
you put that sketch tested scope on my heart, it says Allah Akbar, Allahu Akbar.
		
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			So I don't need to pray anymore.
		
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			shape on.
		
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			Next question
		
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			from the sisters.
		
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			No, go ahead.
		
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			Tabata rock,
		
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			rock
		
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			where
		
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			people
		
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			take good from physical
		
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			structures.
		
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			If you go to the masjid in Medina, you'll see people walking in there and wiping the pillars pillar
after pillar and wiping on themselves.
		
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			When they're making tawaf
		
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			they try to kiss the black stone.
		
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			And if they have a baby with them, they will rub the baby on the black stone also, believing that in
rubbing it
		
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			you taking some Baraka, this concept is false. It's fake.
		
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			Um, I don't know how Bob
		
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			pointed to the black stone during tawaf and inform the people addressing the backstory, but
informing the people. I know that you are only a stone.
		
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			You can neither benefit me, nor can you harm me. And the only reason why I'm kissing you is because
I saw rasoolillah saliva wasallam do so.
		
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			That is the bottom line.
		
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			So we don't take especially Baraka from the artifacts
		
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			Around us in the time of Prophet Muhammad SAW Salam the Sahaba took Baraka from him.
		
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			Yes you can find narrations, different actions which Sahaba did which implied they were seeking
Baraka they felt that this something which had been in contact with the prophet SAW Selim if he was
drinking from a vessel that was the big
		
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			like vases with the bottles where they would put drink in and they would pass it around and he would
drink and the one next to him Sahabi will try to put his lips on the same place that Rasulullah saw
someone put his lips
		
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			that is okay for a solo masala But now what happens when they take that and they apply it to people
of our time
		
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			when he was making would do the water fell into a container people will take that who do that work
water and make will do from it
		
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			now you know after
		
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			snake nosm a cobra died
		
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			you go to their website the Natasha Bondi website for the followers of snake naadam
		
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			and you will find his woo water on sale
		
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			that
		
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			you can go to they will send you you send the money and they will send you you know some vial with
his with the water and if now that water is the regular water is clear looks just like regular water
he could have just taken from the top put it nobody's gonna tell you this is his water. But now if
you get a bottle with
		
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			particles in it
		
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			particles when he made will do sometimes was dirty. So when he washed it, water came in there are
particles in it. Now that would water is worth like five times the pure water
		
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			you've got particles from the ship
		
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			or the snake.
		
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			So this is the tabarrok which we say is false it's misguided. Nobody was known to do that to Abu
Bakr and he was the best of the oma after a Sunni lotsa Salah. Why didn't the rest of the Sahaba and
the tambourine try to do that for him? Why didn't they do it for all might have Nakata or a smile or
Ali? Why not? If it were something good, then the first generation and those after them would be
doing it. We don't find it. Among them.
		
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			The authentic hadebe
		
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			are generally known.
		
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			If we follow Sahih Bukhari Sahih, Muslim,
		
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			and authenticated versions of pseudonym de magia, tirmidhi and si E.
		
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			We're on the correct path.
		
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			And those narrations basically don't contradict each other, they're describing different things that
we can do different things which he did things which we can apply in our lives, etc.
		
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			If there is dispute, etc, then you depend on the
		
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			scholar of your area, who you respect.
		
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			you depend on that scholar to identify for you.
		
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			Your Karma Karma?
		
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			You do you depend on that scholar to define and indicate for you what is most authentic.
		
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			That's what it is. You don't have to worry your head. You don't haven't studied the science of
Hadith. So to try to determine which one if somebody says no that this is not authentic.
		
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			How do you know whether it is or it isn't you as somebody with some knowledge as Allah said, First
Allah Allah, the creme de la tala mon, if you don't know ask those who know.
		
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			So that's how it's simple. In fact, it's very simple, but people make it complicated. You know,
there are people who are spreading this rumor, you know, there are so many hobbies, you can't figure
out which one is which. And you can know what this to net because this one said that and that one
said, No.
		
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			It's not really the case.
		
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			They're authentic IDs are known.
		
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			The week IDs are known. Yes, there are some hobbies, which are disputed, but there are a few ways
		
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			You look at all of the authentic IDs which nobody
		
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			argues about those that are disputable are very few.
		
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			So then depend on the scholars of your area. They will clarify for you. And if they made a ruling,
he said, but what if this scholar who we depended on, he told us that this had to say and it wasn't?
		
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			Well, what if Imam Shafi told us that making cannon fodder was so he had it wasn't?
		
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			What's the difference? When Imam Shafi made that ruling, based on the knowledge that he had, he gets
reward for it.
		
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			He gets one reward.
		
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			When that scholar made the ruling based on the knowledge that he had, he gets one reward.
		
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			And if you follow Him, you sharing that reward
		
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			but if you know he is not correct, and you follow Him,
		
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			then you're in trouble.
		
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			Because you are following him in the way that only Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam deserves to be
followed.
		
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			Is that clear? Charla