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			I'm Christina, Omen sejati I'm Anna, Maria de la medalla per minute lymphology Allah,
		
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			Allah Allahu Allahu Allah, Masha Allah Muhammad Abu Rasulo
		
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			offers you to a law and as such, we should praise him at all times and seek His help and his
forgiveness for non forgives besides Him. We should seek refuge in a law from the evil which is
within ourselves and the evil resulting from ID for whomsoever Allah has guided none can this guide
and whosoever is allowed to go straight, none can guide neither witnesses there is no god worthy of
worship Allah and that Muhammad some wireless alum is the last messenger of Allah.
		
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			This evening's presentation is entitled The Muslim family in a non Muslim society.
		
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			One a question whether there is any basic difference between the Muslim family in a Muslim society
and in a non Muslim society as a family there is no different Muslim family is the Muslim family
wherever it is. However, the non Muslim society
		
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			presents particular circumstances which pressure that family that puts the family in a situation
where it cannot call upon the Islamic authority for help
		
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			the state
		
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			where laws may be implemented to ensure the continuity of the family according to Islamic law etc.
This is the this is the area that is most significant in its difference, that the authority of the
state is not there, and the non Muslim society, the Muslim family has no legal authority that they
can turn back to to decide for them
		
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			the rights and the wrongs or the correct path that the families should take.
		
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			However,
		
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			in looking at the Muslim family,
		
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			in the non Western society,
		
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			there are certain basic components that are important for us to understand,
		
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			to understand how that family comes about, and how it should function.
		
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			And furthermore, how On what basis should conflicts which eventually arise the resolve and also,
fundamentally how the members of the family should relate to each other, the rights obligations etc.
		
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			To begin with, family in the non Muslim society has many different meanings.
		
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			family in the non Western society could be the result of fornication,
		
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			common law marriages,
		
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			it could be the result
		
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			of artificial insemination.
		
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			We have
		
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			gay couple
		
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			female,
		
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			artificially inseminating themselves, you know having children
		
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			with two females,
		
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			and
		
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			you have the gay male families adopting children.
		
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			However, from the Islamic perspective, all of these methods are illegitimate.
		
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			The only legitimate method for family in Islam, a Muslim family is through marriage. This is the
basis and only basis. Now.
		
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			If we are then to look at
		
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			the process by which that family is created through marriage, we have to step back in time.
		
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			The partners were involved in it in the marriage, the male and the female.
		
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			Their preparation should begin from birth.
		
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			So to understand how that family should be, how it should come about, one has to look at
		
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			the children from the point of their birth
		
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			that
		
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			the child will know according to Islamic law, should be given a good name. Prophet Mohammed Sallam
told us to choose good names for our children, because we will be called on the day of God
		
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			Judgment by our name.
		
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			So we should not follow
		
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			methods that have evolved in different Muslim cultures.
		
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			Or we could call them cultures among Muslims.
		
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			Where people may choose names by a number of means, which don't fulfill what Prophet Mohammed Salim
said, for example, in some parts of Southeast Asia, Muslims will choose names by opening the Koran
		
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			with their eyes closed, point their finger, and whatever
		
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			name that the finger ends on, becomes the name of the child. So we find children being called
Bismillah.
		
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			And Muslim children called Bismillah. So when calls now be, or novel, and, you know, names, this
kind of thing.
		
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			We look at this as not being a legitimate method
		
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			is not, if we're going to choose names for the children, we have a choice of either choosing a name
that has a good meaning,
		
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			either in our local language, or in Arabic, because there's not as it's not a requirement that the
child name be an Arabic name is not a requirement.
		
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			Of course, there's preference given to Arabic because it is the common language of Muslims.
		
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			But a name with a good meaning, that is
		
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			one approach to choosing a name.
		
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			The second is choosing a name which is the name of the Prophet
		
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			Mohammed Salah.
		
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			He recommended, in the cases, facility, the case of nails, that the most beloved name
		
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			to Allah
		
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			is Abdullah and Abdul Rahman.
		
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			On the basis of that, also, we had some of the female companions they named the
		
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			the doctors, you know,
		
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			a lot with obviously with the agreement of their husbands amatola, an amateur rough man
		
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			about being a female.
		
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			And we also have the choice of names of famous personalities and Islamic history. Among the Sahaba
the male and female companions of the Prophet Mohammed Salah, we can choose from their name, so that
when our children wants to know what is it that may mean to give them some lesson in Islamic
history, some concepts, which will make them feel good about their name and make them feel good
about Islam.
		
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			Names, which involve shook up a bit in names.
		
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			For example, to name oneself, Abdul Hussain, the common name alongside
		
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			Abdul Hassan, because of the great emphasis that is placed on the grandchildren of Allah happened
enough to say, they will call themselves Abdul Hussain and Abdul Hassan.
		
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			This name, of course, is unacceptable islamically because it is only permissible to play the name of
meaning a slave worship or all, before one of our last names of the lives of a man of the harlot of
the Raj, etc, etc.
		
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			So, the name that we choose here should be
		
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			property, that is the rights of the child.
		
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			And it is also the rights of the child that I'm the seventh date, along with the naming that the
child here is
		
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			the value the given charity, gold equivalent value in gold given in charity, and then an animal or
two animals, male goats, the sheep be slaughtered for that child known as the Africa.
		
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			And this Africa verse is not compulsory, it is highly recommended Prophet Muhammad Allah because of
the fact that his parents were pagan, they didn't raise him with his tradition. He as an adult, did
Africa for himself.
		
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			He did Africa for himself
		
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			shown that it is permissible for us even as adults. We're not done for our children to do it.
		
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			But it is part of the rights proposal.
		
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			selam identified as the right of the child
		
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			along with that, for males, the circumcision
		
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			for female in case of female circumcision, it is not strongly recommended as it is in the case of
males. And if it is done is permissible, if it is done in the case of females, it is supposed to be
done on a very limited scale as instructed the woman in Medina who was circumcising women to do so,
you know, by taking only a small, very small portion
		
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			in terms of the upbringing of those children,
		
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			male and female
		
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			they have the right to be brought up properly educated as Muslims. This is preparing them for
marriage. They should be properly educated as Muslims. We know that Hamza Salam told us muru
Abdullah acoem the Salafi Sabri command your children
		
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			to pray, by the age of seven, what to remove whom Allah Hayashi and spite them for it by the time
they reach 10 or 30 for buying a home from Avaya and separate them in their bed, narrated by
		
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			authentic
		
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			is the basic principle, the children
		
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			the education begins with Islamic education. This is what
		
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			though he said follow me for a while upon a Muslim seeking knowledge is compulsory for every Muslim
so education in general education for this world as well as education for the next world all
included. But what is stress for children bringing those children up he stressed
		
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			that by the time they reach the age of seven, they should be playing meaning that you don't start at
seven you leave them you will start before that. And the children willingly if they observe prayer
in the homes, they will join their parents in prayer and this is why pot mamas as salaam Salaam has
said to the people, that the best Salah
		
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			the death follow outside of the compulsory Salah
		
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			is in the hole.
		
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			Today, it's not the case. If we come to the master, they do this and then the master. If somebody
doesn't do some animosity for thinking, you know, something wrong here, you know, so and so. Dean is
shaking, he's only doing the farm.
		
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			But the fact of the matters is that Prophet Muhammad wa sallam used to consistently do his sin in
the hole.
		
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			consistently, he also did in the masjid, sometimes let's say it's not permissible. But he favored
doing it in the home Why? And why? Men, those is compulsory for them to pray in the massive
difference. within their reach, they're able to get there, they are instructed to find a home so
that the environment of prayer is there, the children see, not only mother praying, but they see the
father praying, they're in the home, you know, so the, the concept of prayer sets on special
significance to them.
		
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			So it is important to establish regular prayer within the home. In case of the men, it should be the
voluntary prayer that we call the sooner prayers in the woman are compulsory prayers, as well as in
the prayers.
		
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			Those may pray in the masjid.
		
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			In general, her prayers will be in the home.
		
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			So prayer should be established for the child, all sorts of the practice of the Sahaba to encourage
the children to fall, of course, at the age of seven years old, can expect them to pass Ramadan, but
they would encourage them to fast one day or a part of a day and you know, offer them gifts and
things like this to get them to fast water fasting, they would play with them just to keep their
minds away from the food and the drink and also encourage them. So from the earliest stages are
being encouraged to practice also fasting
		
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			in terms of charity,
		
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			of course, children, they don't have
		
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			the kind of money to give benefits. So But still, if you are giving them some kind of allowance,
then it's also good to train them and cause them to share with others. And they can share in terms
of their toys, they have toys and are playing with anymore. We encourage them to give those toys to
other other kids, their friends, so they can be trained in Florida, you know from childhood because
of course the child you know when you want to give away the toy, you're going to find the reaction
is going to give the toy and even though he hasn't played with it for the last three, four years,
but it is going first of all, you know that desire
		
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			Want to possess them to all and enough to share with others is a part of the nature that we have to
train that nature is to give. So we encourage them to, to give. And then it can be done different
ways nursery, forcing the child to offer the child something else to give that will get you
something else,
		
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			something you want to play with now, that way, they get over this heavy attachment to their personal
possessions
		
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			and
		
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			have Mohammed's eyes on them as stressed. And by the age of 10, they should be establishing the
prayer.
		
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			Although it is not compulsory for them, until the age of puberty, but by the age of 10, within the
home, they should be establishing that prayer.
		
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			You know, that they're they've learned to pray. And they're instructed to pray that one pray may not
necessarily be five times daily prayer, but just that certain prayers, whatever the family has
decided that they want to pray in the home that they should be regularly doing it.
		
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			And if not, they should be trying
		
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			to insist that they established that prayer in the home, this is becomes become a part of their
life.
		
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			And
		
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			on a philosophical basis, one may question, you know, the concept of forcing people to pray, does a
spanking come in? Are you going to spank this child
		
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			to pay? You know, and there is a philosophy, which is promoted, you know about not teaching
children.
		
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			The philosophy that Western societies and non Western society now has, has lived a number of decades
within where they were they call the Dr. Spock generation, by Dr. Spock from Star Trek
		
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			is another Dr. Spock, he was an individual back in the 50s, a doctor, you know who, who proposed
certain theories regarding childbearing. And his theories became widely accepted. And it influences
the educational system and childbearing laws, etc. Till today,
		
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			even though
		
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			Dr. Spock himself, you know,
		
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			has gone back, and a number of the principles and concepts that he promoted way back in the 50s. And
fundamentally, his concept was that children should be treated as little adults,
		
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			you shouldn't hit them, you just reason with them.
		
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			Because of this in the West, in order to hit a child now, I mean, you can be put in jail, children
can be taken away from you, if you hit them established, you're not allowed to hit them. They are
very strict rules concerning in especially in America. I know in Canada, I know what the situation
is in Bahamas. But you know, they have women, they come into Muslim families and taken away the
children for hitting them.
		
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			So
		
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			I've had stress hitting the children, for so long.
		
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			This is an extension of the Islamic State
		
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			compulsion of those who are Muslims to pray.
		
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			We say there's no compulsion in religion means there's no compulsion to join the religion when
nobody's compelled to join the religion. But in the Islamic State,
		
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			it is
		
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			obligatory, to establish the prayer.
		
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			And if a person refuses to pray,
		
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			expressing apostasy, then the punishment ultimately, is execution.
		
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			If they don't back down to execution,
		
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			so if the state has the right to do that,
		
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			then as the parent,
		
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			which is the head of a smart state, they have the right also to start with children to get that
established. And the whole thing is that ultimately, that is for the benefit of the child. It's not
the issue of control, or you know, power trip that the parents have over the children. It is for the
welfare of the children for the future, and that the child has established the law as a fundamental
component of their lives.
		
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			And of course, bombers are what separates them in their bed by the time you can
		
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			separate them their bed. As either of them says, No man should sleep with another man under the same
sheet,
		
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			nor a woman sleep with another woman under the same sheet.
		
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			And he said, from the time the children, their own sense for which 10 they should be separated.
		
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			Why, because of natural
		
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			desires to experiment.
		
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			It's natural for children.
		
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			And experimentation may lead to the development of feelings and meaning, which ultimately, in this
society ends up in homosexuality, lesbianism, etc.
		
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			It doesn't say every time to do an experiment, that's where they will go. But many times when you
read, listen to the people the homosexual talk, they're talking about from childhood childhood
experiences and what they got into as children. And the channels that they went along,
		
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			you know, which this society encourages, Western permissive society encourages experimentation, and,
you know, they call innocent experimentation.
		
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			with common Islamic perspective, the roles of the children, male and female, should be developed
from early childhood, and their sexual identity should be defined, clearly defined, there should be
no obscurity. So the practice, for example, in some places, most Muslim, where they say to protect
the children from the evil eye,
		
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			right? If you have this usually happening with sons, right? If you have a son, and he's particularly
cute, and people are, you know, always trusting and solver, people get the fear that the evil AI
will be put on that child, what they will do, is they will just the little boys ago,
		
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			but in the societies, ignorant societies, the girl is looked at as inferior to the boy, you know,
they will make the same fuss about well as it was the boy. So they adjusted through boys and girls
clothes, you know, letting go love and all these different types of things,
		
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			to protect the child from the evil eye, but the danger of that is this confusion in the mind of the
child of the sexual
		
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			dangerous. So from an Islamic perspective, this kind of behavior in terms of raising children, these
types of practices that allowed the child males and females should be identified from childhood, and
raised as such,
		
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			and also instructed
		
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			as narrated by Norman Lear,
		
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			this couple more widely lubaina our logical
		
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			that in raising children, fear of law and the equal with them,
		
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			be just with them.
		
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			In terms of your dealings with them,
		
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			you shouldn't favorites thumb over others.
		
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			This was a particular statement made when companion reported about Moses Allah, that he had given a
gift to one of his children. And they asked him what he gave the other children similar game. And he
said, No, so he told them here are law and the just in giving your children is one of the things
also in raising the children they should be raised with this
		
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			sense of fairness.
		
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			And so fairness in terms of how the parents deal with the children.
		
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			Something fair that sense of fairness, of course, you know, we know this is in terms of justice and
in Islamic Society, how much stress is placed into place in the Koran, about being Justin etc, etc.
		
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			You can see clearly that the children were raised with this kind of a concept and this kind of a
desire for fairness is much more easy for them to grasp and to understand the Islamic injunctions
for justice and righteousness. As the law says, even if it be against yourself and your families,
		
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			you should be just fair.
		
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			So the children we serve should be given the best opportunity of
		
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			Islamic upbringing. They should be
		
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			clear in terms of their identification of who they are,
		
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			sexually, and from the time they reach puberty and onwards. From an Islamic perspective.
		
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			Marriage
		
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			is encouraged
		
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			though that society
		
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			treats marriage you know below the age of 18 or older
		
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			be considered child marriage. In a matter of fact, there are even
		
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			some people right now in New Jersey or Philadelphia in the United States, who have been put in jail.
		
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			One
		
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			brother, he married a girl with like 13.
		
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			And he is charged with, you know, child abuse.
		
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			And the father charged with, you know, a B, betting, you know, aiding and abetting South
		
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			Georgia, they're both in jail court case going on.
		
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			This is the western perspective.
		
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			And of course, when
		
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			certain Westerners want to attack Islam, this is what they will focus on. Right, the Prophet
Muhammad is
		
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			His Prophet, he was a child abuser.
		
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			Married I used to when she was nine,
		
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			there's a man in his 50s.
		
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			By the way, when he was nine,
		
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			she came to live with him when he's 13.
		
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			Or 1111.
		
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			Oftentimes, when we get confronted, and you need to be prepared for,
		
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			you know, given that if somebody throws that in your face, you should know how to handle it, how to
deal with it. But in a society where you know, somebody makes that kind of a statement, you can't
deal with it, that just destroys Islam in the eyes of the public.
		
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			The fact of the matter is that
		
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			once a child, so called child is, has reached the age of puberty, this is the biological
instructions,
		
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			that she is now capable of bearing child.
		
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			This is this is God creating the child's way.
		
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			So that because he becomes a young woman, from the time of puberty, she's capable of varying HR.
		
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			In
		
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			the past, go back 1400 years,
		
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			people died, you know, by the age of 30, your old man in your 30s you know, if you live beyond your
30s, and
		
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			early a senior individual were dying between the 30s and 40s.
		
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			As an average,
		
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			so
		
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			children, were no longer children in that sense, by the time they reach puberty, we know from the
history who survived it, you know, leaving the army at the age of 16. You know, so much stress,
young people involved in Jihad allow them in their early teens, 12 and 13 years old, fighting
alongside the Prophet.
		
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			So we know that people mature
		
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			in know earlier in the earlier times, I misread much more rapidly. And if you go back into the
history of America, of Europe, you know, the other countries, you'll find that
		
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			it's only now in these times that new laws have been passed and maturity ages have been newly said
that this law becomes an issue.
		
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			And furthermore,
		
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			when a child is abused,
		
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			you will see these children are under psychiatric care. When they grew up, they have all these
complexes and problems and they're being dealt with, you know, the messed up. This is the common
result.
		
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			And
		
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			when we look at Isaiah, who the claim for child abuse is attributed, Isaiah was one of the leading
scholars of the Muslim
		
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			world for time, she thought generation
		
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			she narrated the fourth most heavy of all of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad Salah is a
leading scholar of Islamic life.
		
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			This is not a child who, you know, a woman who has suffered from so called child abuse.
		
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			So, the point of the matter is that marriage is encouraged. Once children reach puberty and
		
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			growing up, especially where they're, you know, where parents see, you know, a strong inclination
towards girls, especially all girls towards boys.
		
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			Then serious consideration should be given to early marriage, but there's none as the boys
		
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			busy with boy type things and the girls are busy with girl things or their education or whatever.
And they're not inclined that way. And maybe the average cow will not be inclined, but you'll find
some children with that strong attraction from an early age, those are the ones that one has to take
specific care for. And it is the duty of parents to marry them early with this type of feelings
exists. This is for their own protection to protect them from falling into sin of fornication, and
the complications that can come with it.
		
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			Now, when one is choosing
		
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			a mate,
		
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			one has to consider first and foremost
		
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			the very purpose of marriage itself.
		
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			Marriage
		
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			is looked at as being
		
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			a means for human procreation
		
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			as a means of pleasure,
		
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			as a means of companionship.
		
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			And as a means of worship.
		
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			Prophet Mohammed Salim is reported to have said,
		
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			when a servant of Allah married, he has completed half of his religious obligation.
		
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			And he must feel a law in order to complete the second half
		
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			is authentically reported, I'll be happy.
		
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			Why we have that phrase, marriage is half the religion this would mean
		
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			half of religious obligations are fulfilled with money.
		
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			What does this mean?
		
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			It means that
		
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			a person who is striving to worship Allah and the basic purpose of our creation is to worship Allah
masala some genuine insight
		
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			about creating the jinn and mankind except for my worship as a light.
		
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			This is the fundamental purpose of human being male and female, this vision of marriage should be a
vehicle, which helps them fulfill that purpose
		
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			should not be something which is making that purpose difficult to be fulfilled, but a means of
helping them fulfill that purpose.
		
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			And where the components of marriage are there, it does fulfill them.
		
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			Because
		
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			human being, for example, to get up in the morning for philosophy
		
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			is a struggle.
		
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			Some struggle against robots,
		
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			that human being as a wife, or a husband,
		
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			when the two of them struggling,
		
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			it was easier if one didn't hear the alarm clock of one set off the alarm clock, the other one heard
it and can get that one up. Right. So we have that support, this is the difference between you on
your own.
		
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			And having somebody out there to help you this is where half of those religious obligations now are
fulfilled. This is the significance of it. So that means then that for
		
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			for that to manifest itself in marriage,
		
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			then the choice
		
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			the primary choice for marriage should be
		
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			piety, and as Prophet Muhammad wa sallam said, well known to all of you that women are married for
four basic reasons. And men are married for four basically, he didn't say that. But this is what is
understood when he's speaking is a general statement. Women have same kind of reasons for choosing
husbands. They're married for their beauty,
		
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			their wealth,
		
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			their genealogy, family tree status, and then
		
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			choose the pious
		
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			and you will be satisfied
		
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			you will be successful.
		
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			This is the problem moms I tell them recommendation.
		
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			It doesn't mean that the other three factors are negligent you know, we neglect them negligible.
		
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			Meaning that just choose the files woman doesn't matter. If you don't like the way
		
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			He looks,
		
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			no
		
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			problems, as Alan said,
		
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			When men were
		
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			informed that they were going to get married, he said, Did you see him? Did you go look at him? I
said, No, did you look at them, go and have a look at them.
		
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			Similarly, for the woman, you know, lopamudra, as Ellen said,
		
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			If a man comes to you,
		
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			who is fired,
		
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			was religion you are satisfied with at the hand of your doctor, and you refuse him
		
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			there will be corruption in the land,
		
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			meaning that you refusing him for an Islamic reasons
		
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			or making other stipulation, tribalism,
		
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			money,
		
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			profession, these type of things, there will be corruption in the land. Why? Because it means that
some young men who should be getting married or not being getting in or getting married, some young
woman who shouldn't be getting married, or not being married,
		
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			and this desire that they have, are going to come out in some to other illegitimate
		
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			This is the ultimate, you know, and we see societies that is like in the Gulf, where the process of
getting married, you know, is a
		
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			quarter of a million dollar affair, and huge amounts of money to get married.
		
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			Very expensive.
		
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			So you find young men don't even think about getting married until after they reach 30 they're
working for the time they graduate, they're working for like 10 years raising that money, so they
can have, you know, all the necessary components, to set up a family, you know, pay gift through
that marriage.
		
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			But what happens is that, when they're delaying marriage to a point, they still have desires. So you
find that corruption breeds corruption in the young men during that, you know, the late teens all
the way up to 30. You see what's happening in the society to the young men, and that many young men
and young women often and that's it in that range.
		
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			It's no surprise, because of this.
		
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			Some have the law, there are some tribes, for example, in in areas of Judah and all that, who
decided that they would lower the price for marriage, you know, to, like the equivalent of about
$2,000. That's it, they just agreed everybody across the tribe that this is the nobody's charging
any more than this, you know, to promote marriage, because they can see the end result of allowing
the marriage prices to soar.
		
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			So
		
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			the principle here then, is that if it is a primary factor, but promises elements struck the males
and indirectly, the females to see the person with their marriage,
		
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			you know, they should be pleased with that person.
		
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			Feeling that yes, I want to spend the rest of my life with this person
		
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			before going ahead in marriage, so privacy is there to privacy is not enough.
		
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			It's not enough for some women, maybe it is
		
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			for some men, maybe it is but for the average person that isn't because relationships go through
many changes.
		
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			And this is why you fighting fire Buhari.
		
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			That female companion of the Prophet Muhammad Rasul Allah,
		
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			who came to him saying, I don't have any complaints about my husband regards to his religion.
		
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			And regards to his maintenance, looking at
		
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			I have no complaints. But I just can't stand him.
		
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			I can't stand to look at him.
		
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			When he's walking in a group of men, I find him the most ugly the most.
		
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			I hear from my religious
		
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			mother
		
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			that her
		
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			Are you willing to give back? or What did he give you an hour? He says he gave me a garden. Are you
willing to give back the garden? orchard? He said I'll give him back to
		
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			you said okay, just the one you know. And then he instructed the brother to allow the cola wars to
take place because the institution of cola
		
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			This is obviously a situation where she had gotten into this thing where you know these arrangements
for advice. She trusted not really check this person out. And that's where she ended up.
		
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			So, to avoid this kind of situation, remember, this is a female companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
		
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			Remember now, this is the talk about human being right. So, if they could have those kind of
difficulties then I mean who are we today, so, we have to recognize this need.
		
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			And when we're looking at a situation here now,
		
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			where
		
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			this society promote love marriages,
		
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			marriage based on love is what the non Muslim society promotes
		
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			for those young people growing up in this society
		
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			you only marry that person, you know, for the woman, when you see him, you see stars, you know,
		
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			something has got your balance got a ring somewhere being
		
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			the one right, you know, if this doesn't happen, you don't matter, you know, this is the this is
what is promoted, you know, to all the love novels that the kids are reading growing up when the
magazines and you know, television or whatever, everything is promoting that this is got to be
there.
		
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			But the fact of the matter is, you know, we know historically
		
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			that this tradition of so called you know, love marriage has not proven itself effective the rate of
divorce amongst non Muslims in the West, well over 50% of marriages within the first two years and
then divorce.
		
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			So, this concept of love marriage, because before that, they function on the principle of arranged
marriages often go back 100 years matches were arranged Medicaid.
		
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			So, this is not the solution. And of course, with the love marriage concept, they have another
factor that is, you know, factor of as they call it, trying out the good person,
		
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			right, which of course, even though it has its own rationale, right, that is * before marriage, it
has not
		
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			improved the status of marriages, in terms of, of continuity at all.
		
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			In fact, there's So, many cases of people that have been living together you know, for years,
		
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			trying each other out, then they decide to get married after five years, next year, they have
divorces, they were fine with before, but they were not married, you know, because the commitments
that are involved in magistrates are not ready to deal with this.
		
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			So,
		
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			knowing that, it is necessary also to educate
		
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			our young people that this is not the ideal,
		
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			though
		
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			the people involved should have some knowledge of each other
		
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			should be pleased with each other, that this infatuation shouldn't be
		
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			confused with love the bells ringing the stars appearing, you know, this is all this should not be
confused with love. This in fact is infatuation, which can wear off very quickly
		
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			why problems as you know, had instructed that primary concern should be piety, however, we said use
your what is attractive to the individual has secondary considerations of my salon strapless. So it
has played
		
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			and
		
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			also family has a place to it shouldn't be a final criteria. But
		
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			if parents of that
		
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			that young person are good, upstanding, Muslim, practicing in the community, etc, etc, etc, then the
likelihood of that child being upstanding, etc is good. No guarantee but it's good. So looking at
the family and its status in society, not as a status on the point of view of
		
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			prestige built on wealth and power etc. But prestige built on religiosity. Yes, this is a reasonable
		
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			criterion to look also to take into account.
		
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			And considering our situation where
		
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			in the non Western society often oftentimes, those possibilities there because a lot of strollers
into a room.
		
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			Where is 21 woman IRT and holla
		
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			Allah comin fujichrome as Raja, because cuando la ha was anabaena Kumar de San Juan, in the
phenolic, Allah I attend the home in East Africa.
		
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			And among these signs is this, that he created for you made from among yourself, that you may live
in tranquility with them. And he has put love and mercy between your heart, verily in that art
science for those who reflect.
		
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			So
		
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			the principle what Allah is saying here, that
		
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			the maids were created,
		
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			that there be that state of tranquility amongst them. Second,
		
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			this is a purpose of the law set in creating the maid for marriage.
		
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			As the law says, This is amongst his science, the mercies the blessings that He has given us,
because how do you will, he could have had us
		
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			reproduce by asexual reproduction.
		
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			There's so many others, other plants or animals in this universe in our world are producing by
asexual reproduction, there's no need for a male and female versus
		
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			so this is a mercy from Allah, that they're alive, that that sense of pleasure in between the male
and the female. So the goal there is, as you said, second, or tranquility, and tranquility, not
merely from the point of view of the feeling that one may
		
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			attain after fulfilling one's sexual desires. But this is not the last thing feeling comes and goes.
But the feeling of psychological support and compatibility. This is the one where one develops a
relationship, which is based on a law goes on to say, my wife will have my love and mercy, there is
that love between them, and they are merciful to each other.
		
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			They are helping each other making sacrifices for each other. This is the goal in the marriage. So
it's very important for us
		
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			to emphasize these points to the young people as they're going up, because going into marriage, they
should have an understanding of what's supposed to be involved in marriage. And if they're not
properly educated, yes, put two people together and then
		
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			you know, let them figure it out for themselves. No, this is not the way
		
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			not the way. I mean, this is how the animals function.
		
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			You know, the, the, the parents don't educate the children.
		
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			They just come together and do what comes naturally. And However, this is where human beings have
the spiritual, psychological side, which should be educated, we have knowledge we should pass on.
		
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			You know, and this can be something very critical in some circumstances, you know, where in their
mother doesn't explain because, you know, in marriages, course, in Islamic marriage, the most cases,
the norm would be that both the male and the female are virgins.
		
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			And if a mother has not explained to her daughter what to expect,
		
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			the whole situation can be very traumatic,
		
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			psychologically devastating.
		
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			Marriages is crumbling right from that very first night.
		
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			It is very important, I was shy away, we don't want to put them in school and get the * education,
which is something that very corruptive. Teaching little kids in primary school about *
		
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			is not
		
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			useful, destructive to the society.
		
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			But at the same time,
		
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			as the kids get older, they should become aware and especially for marriage. Both the male and the
female should be given proper education
		
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			with regards to what they should expect, what is proper and what is good etc, etc.
		
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			And this is an area that traditionally families have neglected.
		
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			Now, the concept of the importance of procreation should not be neglected because problems are
seldom did say to the word you elude Allah dude.
		
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			Marry the prolific and loving women
		
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			prolific
		
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			Loving women, similarly, a woman to marry from what it means now because how do you know if a woman
is politik meaning that she has many children?
		
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			Are you married yet? Oh, you know, you look into her family, if her family has a tradition of large
families, having lots of kids etc, this is recommended. Similarly for the woman, she can look in
terms of the man's background, family background as you come from a large family, etc, etc, you
know,
		
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			because the importance and the plight of a men can be a basis for divorce from the side of the
woman.
		
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			So, looking into the family background, it's no guarantee as to what the state of the individual is
going to be, but it is among the science as one is allowed to look at.
		
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			Now, regarding the
		
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			functioning of that family,
		
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			since we said
		
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			that
		
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			the basic
		
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			goal is to aid each other, to worship a lot.
		
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			Then
		
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			we have to recognize that the the family has to function within the confines of the Sharia, and the
instructions of the Sharia. As
		
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			a law says
		
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			in Surah, verse 36,
		
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			well my Academy movement in one minute in, in our common law world, Zulu amre, i akula, Hara in amla
him, for my house in our Sula for Casa de la, La Land, Medina.
		
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			It is not befitting for a believing man or a believing woman. And the law makes a distinction here
normally law says that the fitting for the believers and it's understood male and female, and you
will use the masculine term
		
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			mimouna
		
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			when a law separates
		
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			out,
		
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			movement minute in
		
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			and then he is stressing that this is something which is important to grasp, emphasizing that both
men and women have to recognize this point. So, he said that is not befitting for a male believer or
a female deliver. If a law and His Messenger have decided, one day in a particular thing, that there
be any choice in the matter.
		
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			There's no room for choice.
		
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			And whoever makes the choice, when they have disobeyed a line is messengers. And in doing so,
		
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			they have strayed far away from the path
		
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			that this has to be
		
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			the basis for how the male and the female function together they have to function according to what
Allah and His Messenger has ordained, meaning
		
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			that align the messenger
		
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			sallallahu Sallam
		
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			has ordained a particular structure for the family,
		
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			which has
		
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			a
		
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			system administrative system. He said kulu komoi in loco loco must be well known hobbies. Rarely,
every one of you is a shepherd, and every one of them is responsible for his flock. The Emir is a
shepherd over the people, and shall be questioned about the subject as to how he conducted their
affairs. A man is a shepherd over the members of his family, and shall be questioned about them. A
woman is a guardian over her household shall be questioned as to how she managed the household and
brought up the children. A slave is the guardian of the property of his master and he shall be
questioned about it as to how he safeguarded his trust. Verily, every one of you as a shepherd, and
		
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			everyone will be questioned regarding his flock.
		
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			This is the order of affairs. As there is an Amir step over the society, there is a mere set over
the past
		
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			is important, especially in the western context, where the equality of men and women is promoted.
		
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			The man is equal to the woman woman is equal to the man you know, right down the line. So
		
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			then when you
		
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			Enter into marriage. No one has
		
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			the authority over the other.
		
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			It's a matter of whatever we agree on.
		
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			And the reality is that no state function
		
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			well, you have to head to a state
		
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			because they are bound to disagree and when they disagree, there is no one to decide for them.
		
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			No one to decide what is the right and wrong in the method. So they slip. So, you find this is one
of the big factors in the in the breakdown of marriages in the West today.
		
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			The authority structure of the family has been completely removed.
		
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			From the Islamic perspective,
		
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			both males and females
		
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			should be taught that
		
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			the man is the head of the household. He has a responsibility to
		
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			make looking after that household, first and foremost, the provider, as the law said, also.
		
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			So an established 35 original kawahara Nisa de la parte de la la Who? Baba humara mouth, Bobby my
unsettle man I'm wanting him for Polly how to call it a half ivatan baby, Dima, half even more men
are the protectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has given the former more than the
latter.
		
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			And because the farmers support them from their means,
		
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			therefore the righteous women are devoutly obedient and God in their husband's absence, what Allah
would have them guard is foundational verse of the Quran regarding the relationship of the family
within the family. Now, how do the people relate with each other husband wife?
		
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			This is what Allah has decided.
		
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			We know that some women may be smarter than some men.
		
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			Some women may be stronger than some men.
		
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			That women now they have boxing
		
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			championship, lightweight, heavyweight boxing champion women, women, Judo and karate, you know,
experts, they could take a number of men and beat them into a pot. Okay.
		
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			But the reality at the same time is that the vast majority of men
		
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			are in a position
		
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			over women have been put that way biologically.
		
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			They've been put that way psychological.
		
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			They've been put that way intellectually, as a whole.
		
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			This is a loss decree.
		
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			And there is nothing
		
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			that the person should feel that this is, you know,
		
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			a negative
		
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			degradation of women are they still
		
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			alive favored? Even among men, some men over other men.
		
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			A lot of favors some profits over other
		
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			telcos in
		
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			Alaska, those are the top
		
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			some of whom are lifesavers.
		
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			I'm referring to
		
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			the human beings a certain thing.
		
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			So the status, the fact that
		
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			the whole of human existence, involve
		
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			people with different favors over others, a lot of favors come over others that no two people are
really ultimately equal.
		
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			This
		
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			is not something that people may be proud of. So a man can say he's proud that he's a man.
		
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			Because a lot put him in this position.
		
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			Because this is not something which comes from himself. He didn't create.
		
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			This is a law of destiny.
		
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			As a law made one person is taller than another,
		
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			another person stronger than another,
		
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			another person more intelligent than another.
		
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			It is not something to be proud of.
		
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			Who I am Allah emphasizes that the superiority is a tough one.
		
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			Because this is something that we earn for ourselves through our own efforts.
		
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			But what Allah gives us he gives
		
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			With responsibilities, the more allowed you the more responsibilities. So when a law says is favored
the men over the women,
		
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			putting them in that position of strength of women, etc, then they have the responsibility of
looking after the woman.
		
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			And
		
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			he specifies that
		
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			that position is also because of them spending from what they earn, they are the ones going out and
earning and gaining the necessary sustenance. And this is because
		
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			if they are not spending, then they have lost themselves, if they're not taking responsibility of
maintenance and spending from themselves to take care of families, when they are, they have lowered
themselves from this from the status that Allah has put them.
		
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			And this is why, in the case of divorce,
		
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			males are obliged to continue to maintain the children.
		
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			Those children are his responsibility
		
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			till they reach the age that they can look after themselves, it is the responsibility of the Father,
not of the mother to make it.
		
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			No Islam may give them to the mothers in the early ages or whatever they may prefer to be with the
mother, it is still the responsibility of the Father,
		
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			to maintain look after sooner, because of the fact that Allah has put them as a whole in that
position of all and so their primary responsibility is that of looking after the woman providing and
protecting them.
		
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			And on the other hand, Allah says regarding the women, and those licensed women who marry for the
sake of Allah,
		
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			out of piety, choosing their husbands due to their piety, etc. They were chosen due to their piety.
		
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			He described them saying for follow how to call it
		
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			that the righteous women are devoutly obedient.
		
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			When you put somebody in a position of authority, that authority is meaningless, unless those who
they are in authority over are obliged to obey
		
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			this two sides of the coin, you cannot have authority and then the subjects are not obliged to obey
the law is meaningless.
		
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			And this is why, but once I tell them I said
		
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			that were
		
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			it permissible
		
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			for mankind to prostrate to anyone other than a law. women would have been ordered to prostrate
before their husbands
		
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			and also added the women's liberation is really hate. But it is authentic IDs reports of Abu huraira
found in Academy Li Abu Dawood
		
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			women are instructed to profit to event husbands,
		
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			wives are not substitute
		
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			for millionaires.
		
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			But what is permissible,
		
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			then
		
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			that
		
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			would be the
		
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			relationship, frustration, not of worship, but of submission.
		
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			As the king the powerful things when the subjects come before them, they bow down in submission.
		
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			Submission in the sense of obedience, submission of their wills to
		
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			an end This is obviously important Islamic context is an aspect of worship, a major aspect of
worship, submission of the human will, to the Divine Will.
		
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			So,
		
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			these two components have to be firmly understood, and
		
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			a part and parcel of the marriage. This is the basic relationship.
		
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			When the Papa fella was asked about the woman, right over the man, he said that you feed her when
you get food as you close
		
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			when you call yourself that you do not hit her in the face and you do not curse her unless you do
not avoid her for disciplinary purposes, except in there.
		
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			But that's us.
		
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			Feed her and closer as you do yourself, this is your responsibility. But on the other hand
		
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			problems are seldom said
		
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			was that you have rights over women, and that they are not allowed to let anyone you dislike into
your home.
		
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			They are obliged to obey you with regards to your role. Some scholars
		
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			have said your opinion some scholars, that it is not compulsory for women to wash the dishes and the
clothes. Some scholars for this position
		
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			read a book called reliance on the traveller cafe
		
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			and are translated by no harm in color.
		
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			copier? No. Okay. Anyway, he brings this point out, you know, of course, some women they jump at
this Wow.
		
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			To wash the dishes in the clothes, yes, oh, this is
		
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			the worst, wash the dishes, you know.
		
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			The fact of the matter is that no one may theoretically say this is not the responsibility in the
sense of compulsory duty on the part of the wife. Still, this is the affair of the household. And if
the husband says, wash the dishes, wash the clothes, and she is obliged to wash the dishes.
		
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			Because the law says that she's supposed to obey you.
		
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			Firstly, this is not, you know, an hour
		
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			she is obliged to obey Him.
		
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			So, if he is willing to make a special arrangement in his home,
		
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			that one day he washes the dishes on the ground. And another day she was
		
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			he has their outworking
		
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			where she is helping to provide and maintain the home, then he doesn't have the right now, to demand
of her the washing of the dishes and the clothes as he did when he is the one providing everything
		
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			she has an equal provider or partial provider, then he has to now make some concessions in this
matter.
		
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			Because his situation is no different from us, after a hard day's work, they come home, they want to
eat nobody wants to wash the dishes, barefoot. So, some other kind of arrangement has to be made
here, you know, if this is his choice, in the sense of having her out and work,
		
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			if she has chosen to work,
		
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			but there is there is no need because he is providing sufficiently
		
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			then it remains our position responsibility to prepare the food, wash dishes, you know, etc. And if
he wants to get a maid or whatever other because she is not obliged to go to work this is something
she has chosen to add permission she has been permitted, but not out of necessity.
		
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			So, that basic relationship
		
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			we said then, is one of
		
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			providing on the part of the husband and
		
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			being on the part of the woman turns of looking after the home because this is the primary status of
the family, the home woman is in the home and the
		
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			man is out providing for that home.
		
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			Now
		
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			in the resolution of conflicts, which may occur within the home,
		
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			we go back to the same verse that we mentioned earlier that
		
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			whatever a law has decided regarding the issues has to be the basis by which the conflicts are
resolved, as the law said in the photo do
		
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			only take it back to Allah and His Messenger a difference amongst yourselves worked on the same
situation it works in the community and it worked within the family where there are differences then
they should take it back to the Quran and the Sunnah as understood by the early generation of Muslim
		
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			pious Muslims.
		
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			So this has to be the basis of resolution meaning that
		
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			if the woman
		
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			Is the husband
		
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			or disagrees with the husband on a particular issue. And she has evidence on requirements from the
supervisor position, then it is for her to present it to him. And it is for him to accept it. If
there is a law
		
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			and the last day,
		
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			then he should not consider
		
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			the issue an issue of who's gonna win.
		
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			You know, is that a battle on here? No, and who is going to win? You know, I don't want to submit
because it means now that I'm not a full man, because I like your argument.
		
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			It's about pleasing Allah.
		
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			It's about pleasing a lot.
		
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			And this should be the priority.
		
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			We spoke before about how the love for each other can lead the partners that husband and wife into
sin,
		
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			where
		
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			a husband's wife
		
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			likes to dress a particular way.
		
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			And which is not according to requirements.
		
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			out of his love for her, he may permit her to leave the house in a way which is displeasing to
Allah, wearing heavy perfume and things like that.
		
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			Which is
		
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			his love for her may permit
		
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			him to do that, and this is sinful, he will choose in sin, and he is insane also for permitting her
to come on to the homeland.
		
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			Similarly, the wife
		
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			out of her love for us, but also may, as you mentioned,
		
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			in the answer when you're buying groceries, buy me a pack of cigarettes.
		
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			You know,
		
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			that's an edge.
		
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			Now, she knows Ha
		
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			ha, know that. But out of her love for us, then she buys the best manage.
		
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			She has aided him in since
		
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			it was her duty to inform him and to refuse to buy it.
		
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			In the morning,
		
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			when the wife wakes up, and the husband is fast asleep,
		
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			she shakes him to wake him is
		
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			struggling
		
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			later.
		
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			Give me half an hour extra, you know, whatever
		
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			she thinks now Oh, he was up late work
		
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			for thing tired, let him sleep.
		
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			So she lets him sleep
		
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			till after sunrise.
		
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			She in her love for us
		
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			has aided him instead
		
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			she has aided him in sin.
		
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			Because she has not understood the context that her love should be
		
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			her love for him should drive her to want to ensure that he has pleased a lot.
		
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			The pleasure of Allah was more important.
		
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			So she should sprinkle water on him. And this is actually Heidi's
		
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			dimension about the wives sprinkling water on the husband.
		
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			I used to recommend it before I didn't know about this when I read it a
		
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			few weeks ago I was reading a particular article and they mentioned sprinkle water on it.
		
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			I mean it may be something very annoying, etc etc.
		
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			But as you see to get him up
		
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			and this is the true expression of love. The other one of letting him sleep is a distorted and
mistaken expression.
		
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			So the criteria and in terms of how they deal with each other, in terms of how they resolve the
conflicts, it has to be in accordance with the Quran and the Sunnah. Now,
		
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			where conflicts
		
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			become unresolvable
		
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			because they issues are not clear from the crime and suddenly No,
		
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			no, it becomes an issue of which they are. Really what do we do now, neither really knows what to
do. Then I realized that first victory in quantum lab animals are those who know if you don't know
and you have to go to others.
		
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			This is where in a non Muslim society,
		
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			the importance of community
		
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			life,
		
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			that that community there can help the family resolve its conflicts, and keep that family together.
		
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			Where the community is there, you know, as a backup to help.
		
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			It may help from a very basic
		
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			level, in the case where people are living in a particular area,
		
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			as we propose in terms of establishing the community, yeah, physical closeness,
		
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			where a husband might be tempted to beat his wife,
		
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			improperly.
		
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			And she screams the neighbors here, Muslims here, they'll come knocking on the door. So he'll be shy
to do
		
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			some things with us when they get out of line and be shy to do it, because the community is there
not good for certain here.
		
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			Similarly, in the case of the woman, and the children can deal with them, because the rest of the
community is looking around.
		
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			This may also help her in terms of a proper behavior with regards to the children, and also herself.
		
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			Where this is why
		
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			people living scattered away in different
		
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			parts of the island, not together. This promotes the breakdown of family, it promotes the
disobedience of Allah. Because people in their natures feel comfortable when nobody else has
anything to say to them, nobody else sees them in what they're doing, and you know, knows what
they're doing, etc. So it's easier to fall into sin to disobedience.
		
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			And this is why the stress should always be there on establishing the community. So, for the
resolution of conflicts,
		
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			which cannot be resolved within the home itself, then it may be taken to a higher authority. Of
course,
		
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			the woman should not, or the man should not start to complain to their friends, the woman complains,
the woman has been doing this, that's what's on the other hand, of course,
		
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			she's not complaining to them, and then hearing it to try to see how they can resolve it, it's just
become that, oh, he's doing this doing that.
		
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			Similarly, the man thinks and consumer, the woman ends up like that, if we want to resolve,
		
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			then, if there is another family,
		
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			because the non Muslim society, families now and not extended families and the Islamic Society, what
would happen is that the mother would go and go back to a mother,
		
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			a woman, a woman will go back to her mother and former mother or father, and they would intervene,
or they're the parents of the young woman or the woman, the man would get together, try to resolve
it, find a decision for them, you know, not having that extended family, then we go to a respected
family in the community. And
		
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			they can be brought into the problem, the discussion to try to find some common ground. And if it is
something which is beyond that cannot be resolved in this way, then it's necessary to be taken to
the authority in the community. The Amir, are the one who the Emir of the community has appointed to
handle, you know, such family matters.
		
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			This is the steps, we should always be careful in doing the same because, as I said, we don't want
the problems within households to become no gossip in the community,
		
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			which doesn't serve to to benefit the situation, but only to create an ugly image of the people
involved.
		
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			And ultimately, in non Muslim societies, this can spread out of the community into the non Muslim
society, you know, and then further tarnish the image of Muslims in the community. So very important
for us to follow proper guidelines. And when we find that there's some difficulty, of course, we
should not run to the non Muslim authorities to resolve these conflicts which exists in the
community.
		
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			family problems should be resolved within the community.
		
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			non Muslim society is not to their advantage. They are not looking out what's what's best for
Muslims. Oftentimes, they will exploit
		
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			The problems within the family to distort the image, you know, to tarnish the image of Muslims in
the society as a whole, we have to be considered, we have to reflect on the implications of our
actions are we going to do take this step or that step we have to see and look to see where this is
going to lead to what is the end result from it.
		
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			So
		
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			we can then say,
		
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			and looking at the Muslim family, in the non Muslim society,
		
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			that
		
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			we have a responsibility
		
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			as adults to prepare our children
		
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			to be the best components possible for families. The Muslim family is the core of the community. The
society is built up by families, a series of families working together,
		
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			the family falls, corroded and the society falls, we have a major responsibility as adults, with
families to ensure that our children are brought up in such a way that they will be the best
husbands and wives possible. Coming together, knowing why they're coming together, what is the
purpose of marriage? how that relationship should be, you know, what are the bounds?
		
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			Why do we limit?
		
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			What are the responsibilities,
		
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			these should be clear to them, they should be given as much of our experience as possible so that
when they come into marriage, they are firmly grounded.
		
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			We do that in terms of the material world, we try to ensure that they get the best possible
education they get, you know, and so we're very careful about the success in the material world. But
then this area of marriage, which is broken part of Islam has come as a felon service, half of the
religion, when we get full, we're sloppy with and we are in fact only hurting our own community. So
we need to look at it seriously and more seriously. And we'll look at preparation of the children in
terms of the academic
		
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			status and survival in the material world.
		
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			This is, these are the major thoughts that I
		
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			had in mind, I hope is
		
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			that
		
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			this is a clue. And most of this, you've heard before basically only a reminder kind of put it into
some kind of structured view. And from here on, I guess we can go into the question and answer
period where we can discuss
		
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			different aspects of what are presented as pertains to particular issues that may exist in this
particular circumstance here.
		
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			I do not know
		
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			because it contains caffeine.
		
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			And then coffee and tea also should be declared.
		
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			Regarding smoking, as
		
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			well we can say is that
		
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			when cigarettes or tobacco first came to the Muslim world, the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century,
after was brought back to Europe from America.
		
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			The scholars there
		
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			looked at the effects of smoking
		
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			and ruled that it was about
		
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			500 years ago, they ruled that it was more cruel. How did they come to the ruling of Baku, Baku,
meaning that it was disliked?
		
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			If you didn't do it, you were rewarded. If you did it,
		
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			there was no sin against you. How did they come to that? Because this is not an arbitrary rule in
place, according to how people feel
		
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			by the rules. When they looked at the effects of smoking, they saw that it produced bad breath.
		
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			Smokers breath as well.
		
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			So they went back into the shediac
		
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			divinely revealed
		
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			to see what was the ruling regarding things which cause bad breath. And there was a clear ruling
from
		
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			which he said those who eat raw onions and garlic should not come to our magic
		
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			table.
		
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			Why because in our prayers, when we conclude our prayers, we conclude saying Allahu Allah Kumara
Mottola
		
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			to each other, become very difficult during garlic and onions, you know, very uncomfortable with the
nature of our prayer. So to prevent the harm that would come from it.
		
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			But you pray at home, meaning that the 2527 additional blessings that you would get from praying in
the masjid, you are missing
		
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			anything which would stop you from getting these additional blessings when this was ruled as Baku,
because it is stopping you from getting these benefits, right.
		
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			However, in 1980, the Surgeon General of the United States after some 25 years of research into the
effects of tobacco and nicotine, much caffeine, but nicotine,
		
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			they concluded
		
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			without any shadow of a doubt
		
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			that
		
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			tobacco smoking causes cancer.
		
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			Cancer,
		
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			we know causes death.
		
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			So scholars from that point onwards has now to look at the effects and find another ruling because
the original ruling was based on the effect being bad Well, now we have another situation where the
effect is dead.
		
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			So back into the shediac we find the Quran Allah says we'll attack to run seussical don't kill
yourself. But that's the idea. Don't throw yourself at the destruction you find in the sunlight but
that's what I'm saying love
		
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			yourself.
		
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			We find also in the Sunnah,
		
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			saying that whoever kills itself
		
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			will find itself in the Hellfire killing itself in the same way perpetually.
		
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			So on the basis of that
		
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			ruling by a number of scholars who looked at this again, became haram forbidden.
		
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			Yes. Without saying again, it's not a print, it's not an issue of whim.
		
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			personal preference.
		
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			The declaration has to be based on precedents in the Quran and the Sunnah, ministers principle of
chaos, where you take a ruling from the Sharia and you apply it to your new situation. This is
something done by the Sahaba something done by the scholars all along. This is what you find in the
fifth of Abu hanifa Malika Nana's
		
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			Nava Shafi Ahmed is the humble This is
		
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			they are making rulings that this is haram based on the
		
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			precedent found in the Quran and the Sunnah.
		
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			So another arbitrary ruling, it is an issue of
		
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			an issue of
		
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			if you do it, it is a sin. If you don't do it, you are rewarded
		
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			for
		
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			nothing nice 40%
		
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			exactly what I'm saying.
		
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			That's exactly what the scholars are saying. that smoking is a
		
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			it is haram. It's a sin. Why? Because you are taking a substance with
		
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			You know, can kill you
		
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			and that is an act of suicide. If I take