Muslim World In Turmoil

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The history and implementation of Islam, including the use of "immoral presence" and the implementation of Sharia law, have been discussed, highlighting the importance of protecting people's privacy and privacy in order to protect one's own lives. The negative impact of aut neat and aut neat on society, particularly on Muslim groups, is also highlighted. The importance of enrolling in classes and practicing Islam in a professional setting is emphasized, along with the use of negative language and the importance of acknowledging false accusations and not giving up on one's own views. The importance of education and finding young people to learn autistic and autistic factors is also emphasized.

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What's so often This allows

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operators to do a lot of these investments, the last messenger of Allaah

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this evenings topic

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is really the Muslim world.

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We see in the news today,

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this past

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past months,

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a variety of different revolts taking place in what is known as the Allied world, the ad portion of the Muslim world.

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And there is a generalization

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concerning the term model,

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which stands for agency to have a lot of sand earlier.

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And as soon as like Somalia,

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etc,

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etc,

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as you say, is important for us to understand the forces that are played

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a force

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what the Media presents

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is oftentimes a mixture of factors addiction

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is an

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attempt to promote the lost native images of the Muslim world.

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We are in an era

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of Islamophobia.

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where suddenly is done in the UK and the 90s running a horse

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substantiation, the feelings or the position of the parents and community that Islamophobia was in fact, in operation there UK and in many parts of Europe and elsewhere.

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Islamophobia

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a fear of Islam

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and irrational fear

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one which really doesn't have

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a factual or

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political

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base. But why don't we just did created either by the media

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center in newspapers

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creating viewership

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or by political figures in different countries in order to divert the nastiness in those countries from the real issues facing political issues, economic issues etc.

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to

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help the masses focus on an element in the society to be in fact the

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point at which people may blame assigning blame to visit

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as being the source of their woes, their problems.

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We can see that in recent times, with the way over Batman on the job

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across Europe, beginning of France

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to Germany, Belgium, Dr.

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Nick law,

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the coloring of the face

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something which in the

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Muslim world,

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Muslim women a very small fraction of the Muslim woman wore and

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by all the political convenience, it became a point of

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why we hear coming from the political figures of Europe and elsewhere. Is that a once

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in these countries as a minority

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during the years,

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it

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was rare. It is to assimilate

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So that also

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loses his or her identity, that they become indistinguishable from the common citizens of a society. Their revision is something secondary, which there are nine. But what is primary is that the citizens of the country in such a way as to be indistinguishable from other citizens who are,

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however,

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the to

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require persons to distinguish themselves

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to be Muslim in this verse,

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anything else

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it doesn't mean that they shouldn't be around the members of society, but they are not productive members of society.

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This

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we can say, Islamic

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view is something which is not new result of

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reasonable events.

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This is an ancient

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founded

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and founded in

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100.

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When

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my own father,

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whoever he takes the waves of people, it was that

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he was

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on the sword and 70 of the Muslims to distinguish themselves in whatever circumstance whatever society they find themselves, when

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they have distinctive ways of dress,

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character

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principles,

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which they stand by, regardless of changes that take place in

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elements or parts of society, or even on a world scale.

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Where, for example,

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the reason the change is taking place in the West

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with regards to homosexuality, for example,

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were in the 70s.

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After being considered from the perspective of psychologists

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to mediate illness and mental illness, and which was treated with a variety of

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treatment

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treatments

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in the 70s.

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And

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the area

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of

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homosexuality

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was replaced by another known as homophobia,

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that is a dislike

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of homosexuality. The one who disliked it openly rejected it considered to be improper or

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something

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considered to be invalid.

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He or she just seems

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to be reprogrammed to accept this, what came to be known as an alternative lifestyle,

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this movement

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for homosexual movements spread throughout the country that the west

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to the point where not only were homosexuals to be accepted, but their way of life has to be considered commanded.

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And it also hosts

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as I say,

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the

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church is dangerous feature for example, which had based on teaching of the Old Testament, they held that this is something sinful lifestyle is

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Wrong,

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punishable by death in the Old Testament,

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the father said the church changed in many cases change their position.

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And they moved along with the changes in four sided

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by the society.

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So, we ended up I was dealing in homosexual ministers

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as of

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now,

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Catholicism basically has drawn

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from a local perspective

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and

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Islam

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has

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power

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in this regard, the stood firm, those countries which

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may Sharia law, Islamic law law other countries like Saudi Arabia

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and others

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may the official

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basis of the Constitution is

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inscribed in their laws that is considered to be

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punishable by death as adultery is

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as murder is, it is.

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So, this is now

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gone.

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A an issue over wish, for example, myself recently visited Germany in

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March of this year.

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And while I was there, I gave a lecture and Humber

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lecture was legally permitted,

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which was on Islamophobia. The problems that Muslims face in terms of dislike of Islam, which is spread across Europe, how would you deal with this

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at the end of

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17, Germany.

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However, on my way back to the hotel,

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I was surrounded by German Swati

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taken into headquarters, and was read a document from the mayor Amber, which stated that I will be buying from Germany for life.

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Why?

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Because according to the documents, I have located the death of homosexuals.

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While I was giving lectures on

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various on YouTube, a action by you, in which you say this

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lecture was in defense of Islamic law, I was explaining what the law was and the variety of different instances and explaining the logic and the rational rationale behind it.

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That's all I was doing. I was calling inciting people to sexual violence very strongly against people taking the law into their own hands. However, as it will say to me, and in the document that was

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an important foreign society there and I represented a threat to their existence. Therefore, I wouldn't be banned forever.

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This is the overreaction taking place

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for her to hold the beliefs of Islam as now the

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threat

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is the extension of Islamophobia.

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Islamophobia

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is also

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a product of an overall subtler which exists on a world scale between the Chevy

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and what is your today as

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democracy Secretary

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In particular secondaries as being a medieval political system, in which the

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role of religion is removed from their spheres of education,

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economics, political expression, etc, religion is taken out of that sphere altogether.

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Whereas,

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Islam

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based on the principle of Sharia,

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whole religion should influence all aspects of life, because the basic reason

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we do not have a tradition of separating what is called church from state, church and state law.

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So, from a design perspective,

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Islam should govern education, economics, politics, all those aspects in the country, where else

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are ruling

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warehouses are

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worse, it is not

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to implement the Sharia.

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However, again, a fear develops, I imagine example where a number of states have banned

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most of the politicians who have been involved in this

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design,

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synonymous with terrorism.

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Everything is not related to gender.

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But it

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is for you to ban

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it means you're banning Muslims from dying.

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Minister is raised five times a day

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he is implementing

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when he or a boss, the month of Ramadan, they're going to say

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when they have

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their electricity

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governs all of one's life

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to the degree

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to privacy.

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So, let's move

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on,

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wash it out.

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So this is really

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what is at the bottom of much of the turmoil of the sea in the world today especially

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where were

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the values of democracy

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dominating most of the world's

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communist system, which, at one time was in opposition to the capitalist system is also second bankruptcy

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at

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the next largest body

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of people their secondary democracy as a way of ruling the country and for hosting the city in multicultural societies like India, democracy

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it's not about that at that respect. However, the imposition of second democracy

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doesn't work represents something else,

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because it comes into direct conflict with the Sharia.

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Most companies today have been

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adopted some form of secondary democracy and that is the norm in most countries. However,

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the consequence

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remains preserved

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among the Muslim scholars

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in the Muslim scholarship

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they are unanimous in all day that she

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remains a father

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for Muslim life and their husbands are able to implement

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that they are lying to themselves.

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This is based on the same as in

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Davos

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Jonathan's rule belongs to a law

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firm in a salon musubi. Dahlia.

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Say, indeed, my prayers, my sacrifices, my living my dying, are for a law, the Lord of all worlds, that most of them dedicate his or her life

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to doing what is pleasing to God, as defined.

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So we have two forces at play, on one hand.

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And on the other hand, we also have

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a in many Muslim countries, dictatorships, where the right people are abused, and the population suffering under the crush of this evil rule.

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The people eventually exploded into the sheer amount of things on fire, and from their spread on Egypt.

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Tunisia and Egypt in

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Egypt, stepped down to Libya, Syria,

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South Yemen,

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etc.

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that response by the people was really a nice way, a response to oppression

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of the masses of people oppression, which does not actually have any direct

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connection with forces of homes.

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But similarly, autocratic rules, where leaders abuse their

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countrymen and women taking the wealth

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on territory, giving the wild off to

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less than hours,

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in a way in which society can suffer.

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So remove

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this was really an attempt by people to find some form of redress some form of

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normal normalcy in their lives. They were living under very

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terrible circumstances. And many of these countries, if a person were seen to oppose or to speak, in a way, which was against the government, this paperwork it says here, they couldn't be following the families and never hear from

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them again.

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This is not unusual for this type of situation, after years of dictatorship, this country is going have exploded. But that is not specifically an Islamic story. It is just a reaction to what exists or what existed in their countries

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is one of those the same time though it has removed some of the barriers and

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we can say, political

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oppression

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on Muslim parties were mostly warehouses wanted to be a part and parcel of the

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rule of the various countries, the well known Islamic parties were surprised

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people were murdered etc. So with

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the batteries firing

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in most places, so also

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figures well known figures politicians have now come out in greater force, their voices are being heard, etc.

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However,

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in general, these results

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are not guided by principles. So many of the hosts that people might have

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we are looking at Muslims over there. My wishes

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them

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will last or probably won't be realized.

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Because other other forces at play, that don't want to see this turn into an Islamic

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change in the society,

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this Western civilization,

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energy towards

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God.

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And, in fact,

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becomes one

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says, the desire to implement

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the idea of Western civilization secular democracy on the rest of the world. Some of the Huntington spoke about this in his class and civilization. No, I don't necessarily agree with everything you said in the book, he didn't identify

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a point of

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wanting to fight

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once a military boss.

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This is not for the

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teachers, it doesn't encourage it. However, it also saundra

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was able.

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However,

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most of the heads in the past, where they dominated large segments of the world,

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they force their belief system on the population that they will

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save for some 700 years, the majority of standards

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for the most

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muscles were rolled over 1000 years,

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the majority of Indians remain

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the belief system of Islam was not forced upon the people of the country,

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Islamic way to automatically enter into direct conflict with other civilizations or other belief systems.

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Not necessarily.

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For some time, it was something more.

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So

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the assignment was more linear and If,

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however, what

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today's doesn't want us to get again, Islam attacks,

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not Islam, which is practiced

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properly.

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While a right you see, and what is commonly referred to as moderate Islam or liberalism.

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Class, what we call nominal, this guy wears the Muslim only name.

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But he or she doesn't really practice for a year to the principles of Islam. At first,

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piety

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are some examples.

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This is

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this is what Muslims are facing today

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that are starting

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to speak out about this

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means that you're not going to be able, as an extreme calling to do.

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So

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a few months ago, also, in the UK,

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I was also informed that I was back in the UK as

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well, because I said in a lecture in 1996,

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on chargifi when I responded to him about suicide bombing, I said at that time, that it made me consider a military guy. Meaning there is such a thing as a suicide mission in military terms.

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So we don't necessarily want to say it's all off.

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Of course, this is a time when the Palestinians and fighting against Israel

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would

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climb on Israeli shoot by

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Given the number of soldiers,

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or put themselves next to these two bosses, and

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However, this activity that went against the population,

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and that means you're going into restaurants, into supermarkets, airports, etc.

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I thought I thought

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that this was a fire alarm for buildings. Because it's now

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today

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and I thought

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after that, however, all those more and only one lecture were actually made may be considered a military tactic.

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You

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are calling to terrorism.

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So, bang for three years.

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United States,

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I've also bad.

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Why? Because you are an

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open search

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for the name of the World Trade Center, Bobby 19.

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Okay, well, let's do this. I'm going back to

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when I mean that has been charged,

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charged.

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But we consider me to be a surgery cause

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I really saw that machine. First of all, we ended up arresting major offering gaming and racing with a boss. Or you may end up on the phone.

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So you are guilty by association, you are now in full concert.

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So

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when I come here for a number of July, I was invited down to give a lecture. And I was surprised

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when they informed

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you on an American

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history.

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Hey, man in Australia, I didn't

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know

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why you're on the American virus.

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There must be something wrong with you.

00:32:51--> 00:33:01

So back to Australia? Well, you know, in the end, of course, it's not really that critical for me as an individual, by

00:33:03--> 00:33:03

a trend,

00:33:05--> 00:33:13

a trend where people who actually have a moderate voice, I, myself was lectured all over the world,

00:33:15--> 00:33:16

consistently

00:33:19--> 00:33:29

against terrorist attacks against Osama bin Laden and what he represented, and all those calls for unleashing violence in society.

00:33:31--> 00:33:31

But

00:33:33--> 00:33:34

all of that is your

00:33:36--> 00:33:42

pain, because I am a person who also says you will send shouldn't be most of them.

00:33:43--> 00:33:51

They're supposed to be an instrument of choice. Whether you're a lawyer, or a doctor, or student, you're a Muslim.

00:33:52--> 00:34:03

Meaning that you must live your student life accordingly to this principle. And these principles are sound, morally sound principles,

00:34:05--> 00:34:18

similar to your doctor, whatever position you're in, as a Muslim, there are guidelines for whatever profession you're in. So I'm saying people need to know who you are.

00:34:19--> 00:34:26

If you are to worship God, as he describes him to worship Him, then you need to know what your religion is.

00:34:27--> 00:34:28

And you can find out what you need to learn.

00:34:31--> 00:34:33

We have in the

00:34:34--> 00:34:35

basic

00:34:37--> 00:34:42

you can say bag of the song Oh, yeah, a variety of conditions that are

00:34:46--> 00:34:48

most of them focus on women.

00:34:49--> 00:34:50

So

00:34:52--> 00:34:57

you will not be surprised I'm surprised to hear if you go outside

00:35:00--> 00:35:02

In the West, someone who wants to figure in

00:35:03--> 00:35:07

you Muslims, you who

00:35:08--> 00:35:13

mutilated genital females, your female.

00:35:19--> 00:35:23

The suture, the female genital mutilation. Well,

00:35:28--> 00:35:29

in Egypt,

00:35:30--> 00:35:33

Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia,

00:35:34--> 00:35:35

they do

00:35:36--> 00:35:41

some of them do practice, a form of female circumcision, which is is

00:35:43--> 00:35:44

that something which is

00:35:47--> 00:35:49

110%.

00:35:50--> 00:35:54

Or these people, they practice in PT before Islam.

00:35:56--> 00:36:03

And I find that Christianity is also practices, which is in Ethiopia, which is the Sudan,

00:36:04--> 00:36:06

because it was a practice of

00:36:11--> 00:36:12

Islam. So we are

00:36:16--> 00:36:16

so low,

00:36:18--> 00:36:19

that they're

00:36:21--> 00:36:22

not going to speak about

00:36:26--> 00:36:29

Moses and we're never heard about

00:36:31--> 00:36:33

Bob, that becomes live

00:36:37--> 00:36:38

another day, on a

00:36:40--> 00:36:41

farm in Jordan,

00:36:44--> 00:36:44

Turkey,

00:36:47--> 00:36:49

where the

00:36:51--> 00:37:03

members of the family find, usually a female member has this honor by having some form of extramarital affair or relationship

00:37:04--> 00:37:15

not sanctioned by Islam. So, they believe that it is necessary for them to purify the honor by character.

00:37:17--> 00:37:20

So, the Father, the brother, the uncle,

00:37:21--> 00:37:25

decided they could aspire gotcha in order

00:37:27--> 00:37:28

to be notified.

00:37:30--> 00:37:30

And

00:37:32--> 00:37:34

practice known.

00:37:36--> 00:37:39

They punish me the laws vary.

00:37:40--> 00:37:42

And they get a couple of years, whatever.

00:37:48--> 00:37:48

But

00:37:50--> 00:37:51

is there such a thing?

00:37:53--> 00:37:53

Is there such a thing as

00:37:57--> 00:38:12

murder, murder, punishable by death, giving somebody whether it's your sister, your mother, your daughter, then you are to be executed? That's all we have. But we have been associated with this now.

00:38:14--> 00:38:18

So don't be surprised to see these discussions with others.

00:38:26--> 00:38:29

So, we have faced with

00:38:30--> 00:38:31

a variety

00:38:32--> 00:38:36

of false labels, false attacks,

00:38:37--> 00:38:38

which

00:38:39--> 00:38:45

our resolve, as I said before of media exploitation, itself,

00:38:46--> 00:38:46

which

00:38:48--> 00:38:52

oftentimes is not very exciting. So

00:38:53--> 00:38:55

the false accusations

00:38:56--> 00:38:59

by way of news, whenever the same type of

00:39:02--> 00:39:02

situation

00:39:04--> 00:39:06

around the world and what is the solution?

00:39:07--> 00:39:10

Well, we do I'm involved with media,

00:39:11--> 00:39:20

we cannot run away from the media, we do have to participate and try to bring our

00:39:22--> 00:39:32

beliefs, our concepts, our correct image to bear on the media. Of course, many of you writing your

00:39:33--> 00:39:37

report will not be interested. They won't write the way you say.

00:39:39--> 00:39:41

Every reporter besides

00:39:42--> 00:39:45

you will find out how many songs are

00:39:47--> 00:39:59

there and then try to express our views properly. So people demand support and encourage them and utilize them to

00:40:00--> 00:40:02

Presented correctly, which is

00:40:05--> 00:40:08

exactly what happened to me actually, in Denmark,

00:40:09--> 00:40:13

where Muslim communities afraid of the media,

00:40:15--> 00:40:24

there is one where they actually didn't want to come into the next bag and then buy one from me mentioned is actually

00:40:27--> 00:40:28

really good.

00:40:31--> 00:40:39

It's good when they are, because they are discrepancies, a separate window here and this one, this will set

00:40:41--> 00:40:41

something up.

00:40:42--> 00:40:48

So to expose in our roles, papers etc, like to distort the image.

00:40:50--> 00:40:52

So I encourage

00:40:53--> 00:40:54

me to depress

00:40:55--> 00:41:02

community fear for brass. Because we know, there might be

00:41:04--> 00:41:05

you know, pictures of

00:41:08--> 00:41:10

people involved bombing in the

00:41:11--> 00:41:12

public center.

00:41:13--> 00:41:15

So it was a source of some

00:41:17--> 00:41:18

situation.

00:41:19--> 00:41:20

However,

00:41:21--> 00:41:23

on my way to the lecture, I will,

00:41:25--> 00:41:26

I will give them the full opportunity.

00:41:29--> 00:41:34

And so I'm not sure, which was on Islamophobia. I

00:41:35--> 00:41:36

thought,

00:41:37--> 00:41:38

oh,

00:41:42--> 00:41:44

and watch

00:41:45--> 00:41:46

was very

00:41:49--> 00:41:55

false video, accuse somebody saying anything that people are claiming. So they made a very positive

00:41:56--> 00:41:58

picture of

00:41:59--> 00:42:13

Islam in the paper. And they even said, he goes down to the summit center where I was to interview Muslim, Danish converts, the community and myself.

00:42:17--> 00:42:19

And the Bible as a sister, they're shocked how

00:42:20--> 00:42:32

something positive No, they've never been doing it before. But the point is that Muslims that always been running away from that, and the people here are always running away, to have something to hide.

00:42:35--> 00:42:38

So they can find it in this guy. So of course,

00:42:40--> 00:42:48

we can't run away, we have to meet the press. Although Wilson's have to be involved in

00:42:50--> 00:42:57

they have to get up by the way, also from the political policy, because decisions are being made on a

00:42:58--> 00:43:02

Muslim society, whether they're driving situation online.

00:43:04--> 00:43:09

So where they find candidates that are openly seeking

00:43:10--> 00:43:15

and other candidates that are moderate in this region and supportive or whatever support

00:43:17--> 00:43:22

wants to go with appear to look out for their interests,

00:43:24--> 00:43:25

it is necessary

00:43:26--> 00:43:39

to be involved, because if they don't get involved, and then the party or the parties come in, that have very negative attitudes towards sources, and

00:43:40--> 00:43:41

then most of them

00:43:42--> 00:43:43

are

00:43:44--> 00:43:47

they brought upon themselves. So

00:43:48--> 00:43:53

this is something necessarily a strategy in order to deal with

00:43:54--> 00:44:00

problems if you're faced with faces today. However, here in

00:44:02--> 00:44:03

that

00:44:05--> 00:44:10

where we are faced with some of the issues that I spoke about,

00:44:12--> 00:44:12

Muslims

00:44:14--> 00:44:14

elsewhere,

00:44:16--> 00:44:18

we do have our own set of problems.

00:44:19--> 00:44:23

There is turmoil within our own society

00:44:25--> 00:44:27

and the turmoil

00:44:28--> 00:44:32

that rests on the same

00:44:33--> 00:44:40

issues that exist externally, but it just manifests in a different form.

00:44:42--> 00:44:43

There is

00:44:45--> 00:44:46

a culture

00:44:48--> 00:44:48

a level

00:44:50--> 00:44:53

of what we may call culture, this lab

00:44:54--> 00:44:58

which dominates the truth.

00:45:03--> 00:45:04

Not only

00:45:11--> 00:45:11

this

00:45:12--> 00:45:18

is widespread in the society actually is widespread across the world.

00:45:20--> 00:45:21

As a result of a

00:45:23--> 00:45:24

negative

00:45:25--> 00:45:30

expression or negative practices have emerged.

00:45:32--> 00:45:37

Among the evil that we may find here

00:45:39--> 00:45:39

is

00:45:41--> 00:45:42

the challenge

00:45:43--> 00:45:43

of

00:45:45--> 00:45:46

universalism

00:45:48--> 00:45:57

where all Muslims are won in the United States delete this one

00:45:59--> 00:46:00

and make it worse we heard.

00:46:04--> 00:46:05

Besides

00:46:06--> 00:46:18

that the law speaks about dividing human kind of information and tries to know each other aspiring writers like to see a law in a situation

00:46:19--> 00:46:24

not to despise each other. Because, in the sight of God,

00:46:26--> 00:46:30

the most notable of those who are in fact, the most.

00:46:34--> 00:46:35

However,

00:46:37--> 00:46:40

when knowledge of Islam becomes

00:46:42--> 00:46:46

people reverse to tribal

00:46:48--> 00:46:52

tribalism, which manifests itself

00:46:53--> 00:46:57

as a form of racism, which is now entered into

00:46:58--> 00:47:00

society here

00:47:03--> 00:47:06

where people are looking at each other,

00:47:07--> 00:47:09

probably perspective of

00:47:10--> 00:47:11

India in

00:47:12--> 00:47:12

Africa.

00:47:14--> 00:47:16

And Islam is just Muslim.

00:47:17--> 00:47:20

Yeah, roots maybe from this place.

00:47:22--> 00:47:25

But, in the end, we all came from

00:47:27--> 00:47:29

an advocate from just a

00:47:32--> 00:47:41

pilgrimage, where he called the builders together, and I told him that there was no superiority

00:47:42--> 00:47:43

of an article

00:47:46--> 00:47:47

black or white.

00:47:50--> 00:47:51

That is you're

00:47:53--> 00:47:53

in

00:48:00--> 00:48:01

love.

00:48:02--> 00:48:03

This is where I choose

00:48:05--> 00:48:07

everything else?

00:48:10--> 00:48:17

False evil, solar solar farms, I would say when starting tribalism

00:48:22--> 00:48:22

because

00:48:25--> 00:48:26

each always

00:48:27--> 00:48:30

destroys the true bonds of brotherhood

00:48:32--> 00:48:32

of humanity.

00:48:34--> 00:48:38

So Islam is opposed to this way.

00:48:40--> 00:48:50

And if you look back in history, to Spain, we spoke about Spain was ruled by Muslims for 700 years. If we go back and look to see why

00:48:53--> 00:48:54

you will find

00:48:56--> 00:48:58

a stray away from their

00:49:01--> 00:49:03

ugly head rows.

00:49:04--> 00:49:06

distinction is between Arabs and Africans.

00:49:10--> 00:49:14

taking hold of the more

00:49:15--> 00:49:22

fertile area is the major cities, relegating African

00:49:23--> 00:49:25

origin rules to

00:49:28--> 00:49:29

my cities.

00:49:30--> 00:49:31

And

00:49:32--> 00:49:37

we're not cynical, and you were allowed to name

00:49:39--> 00:49:40

everybody else.

00:49:45--> 00:49:46

It is against

00:49:48--> 00:49:54

DJs and we do need community to weed out

00:49:55--> 00:49:56

all this

00:49:58--> 00:49:59

we need to know

00:50:00--> 00:50:03

This is in fact, this is leading to a law

00:50:06--> 00:50:07

demands or lawsuits against it.

00:50:09--> 00:50:16

And Islam, Muslims will never succeed as long as it remains alive.

00:50:21--> 00:50:24

So the Muslim world in

00:50:28--> 00:50:28

general,

00:50:31--> 00:50:33

is that ignorance

00:50:37--> 00:50:40

that Muslims don't really

00:50:44--> 00:50:45

engage in a variety

00:50:47--> 00:50:52

whether it's in the name of terrorism, whether it's in the name of honor,

00:50:54--> 00:50:55

which our heads

00:50:56--> 00:51:01

and keep them down, because they cannot rise

00:51:02--> 00:51:06

to play the role that they should

00:51:09--> 00:51:14

1.5 women people have something to say, but it can't be

00:51:15--> 00:51:17

because the smartphone by

00:51:20--> 00:51:22

ignoring classes,

00:51:23--> 00:51:24

common it

00:51:25--> 00:51:29

lands in our communities around the world.

00:51:34--> 00:51:38

In spite of all of that, the picture isn't a gloomy picture.

00:51:39--> 00:51:44

Because we all in the last 30 years, there's

00:51:47--> 00:51:53

a spread of knowledge, grammar, knowledge, knowledge

00:51:54--> 00:51:55

has

00:51:56--> 00:51:57

gone.

00:51:58--> 00:52:04

So, we find the way to job something which 3040 years ago

00:52:06--> 00:52:08

in different parts of the world.

00:52:09--> 00:52:10

Now, it was become

00:52:12--> 00:52:19

obvious symbol, but it is one that the ride or Sonic banking, for example,

00:52:20--> 00:52:29

were also separated themselves from the insurance banking system just accepted that it was and dealt with it in a way which is of course, fertility

00:52:31--> 00:52:32

alternatives

00:52:34--> 00:52:39

besides banking, which was scoffed at in the beginning, when

00:52:40--> 00:52:43

the Muslim economists are proposing banking

00:52:48--> 00:52:49

backing

00:52:53--> 00:53:03

away, however, today Harvard University, there is a chair for Islamic banking and economics.

00:53:05--> 00:53:08

major banks of the West Citibank Bank of

00:53:09--> 00:53:17

Islamic window is where they say Islamic economic products.

00:53:20--> 00:53:26

Welcome back. So this is all of the way.

00:53:29--> 00:53:31

So the future is bright.

00:53:32--> 00:53:37

But it requires our own efforts here to know

00:53:39--> 00:53:42

to understand this correctly, and to apply

00:53:46--> 00:53:48

it Why

00:53:50--> 00:53:56

would you go we need to establish the Islamic online university

00:53:58--> 00:54:04

in order to make authentic knowledge on Islam available on a global scale

00:54:06--> 00:54:07

within four years,

00:54:10--> 00:54:12

my university went from zero students

00:54:14--> 00:54:16

to 45,000.

00:54:18--> 00:54:19

From our

00:54:21--> 00:54:26

reported earlier figures, these are the current figures

00:54:27--> 00:54:30

199 different countries,

00:54:32--> 00:54:33

three countries in the world.

00:54:35--> 00:54:38

me this university

00:54:40--> 00:54:42

offering courses for free or tuition.

00:54:46--> 00:54:53

The university with the most diverse student body, of any university in the world.

00:54:58--> 00:54:59

of the

00:55:00--> 00:55:07

No internet University's online universities, University of Phoenix,

00:55:08--> 00:55:09

US

00:55:10--> 00:55:11

external

00:55:13--> 00:55:17

control used to promote students study around 70 to 80.

00:55:21--> 00:55:26

Where students come from all over the world to study there, they should all

00:55:29--> 00:55:32

University as 100.

00:55:39--> 00:55:40

Why?

00:55:42--> 00:55:44

Because, first and foremost

00:55:52--> 00:55:56

secondly, it's primarily Muslim. So we have been studying

00:55:58--> 00:56:01

primarily Olson, and Muslim, everywhere,

00:56:03--> 00:56:05

anywhere in the world.

00:56:06--> 00:56:09

Just this last summer, I was

00:56:11--> 00:56:13

visiting a good friend of mine.

00:56:14--> 00:56:22

And they just come back from a trip to the northern circle, the Arctic Circle,

00:56:23--> 00:56:31

were visited the mall, which is the farthest north of anywhere, inside

00:56:33--> 00:56:40

any raw images, you know, PowerPoint presentation shows me off as chemo

00:56:46--> 00:56:47

Muslim.

00:56:52--> 00:56:54

But the reality is

00:56:55--> 00:56:56

virtually everywhere.

00:56:58--> 00:57:07

This huge, diverse student base anyway, the point is that this is an opportunity for you to

00:57:08--> 00:57:09

learn autism,

00:57:10--> 00:57:21

free, tuition free during the VA courses. diploma courses are all free. You're welcome to join and to learn.

00:57:23--> 00:57:38

So that the overall situation of Muslims here in Guyana can change. The model of Islamic law University is changing the nation through education.

00:57:39--> 00:57:44

But this is where real change the lives of people become educated in

00:57:46--> 00:57:56

their lives. And according to the teaching and movie production lines, they will play a positive role in the society.

00:57:58--> 00:58:00

They will not be known for drugs and

00:58:02--> 00:58:05

other evils.

00:58:06--> 00:58:14

Because this Islamic Society holds as its highest goals.

00:58:16--> 00:58:22

Human moral values established establishment of morality in society.

00:58:25--> 00:58:25

We tend

00:58:28--> 00:58:31

to prefer the highest of moral character.

00:58:32--> 00:58:34

And you said you're also

00:58:36--> 00:58:36

right.

00:58:37--> 00:58:39

Good character.

00:58:40--> 00:58:40

We hear

00:58:49--> 00:58:50

a lot of evil.

00:58:53--> 00:58:53

The prayer

00:58:55--> 00:58:56

there's a lot of

00:58:58--> 00:59:00

a lot of evil speech

00:59:02--> 00:59:06

that is supposed to change our behavior. But it doesn't.

00:59:10--> 00:59:12

Why are we still iffy?

00:59:14--> 00:59:19

Why? Because we're obviously not afraid. The prayers

00:59:21--> 00:59:22

were made our own version.

00:59:23--> 00:59:29

Why would she I'm conscious of what we're saying and what we're doing. We're just going through the motions.

00:59:35--> 00:59:38

And of course, that prayer will not change any

00:59:39--> 00:59:42

rituals will not

00:59:43--> 00:59:45

make anything better.

00:59:46--> 00:59:52

When combined with it, understand understanding on the side and goal.

00:59:54--> 00:59:57

Then it can bring about change.

00:59:58--> 00:59:58

So

01:00:01--> 01:00:04

As I say, the future is not

01:00:05--> 01:00:05

just

01:00:08--> 01:00:12

the knowledge that is spreading more and more people are becoming conscious aware of it.

01:00:14--> 01:00:24

To find more young people in the market today, go back two years and masorti only old people when they're on the old people and

01:00:29--> 01:00:29

young people

01:00:31--> 01:00:35

live a happy life enjoy the things that are not allowed to

01:00:37--> 01:00:39

be gone come by Raj give me

01:00:42--> 01:00:42

diacetate

01:00:44--> 01:00:44

of course in

01:00:45--> 01:00:50

such a way of treating divisions, error

01:00:53--> 01:00:54

is of no use

01:00:55--> 01:00:57

agenda. That way, it's not

01:00:59--> 01:01:00

for play again.

01:01:04--> 01:01:04

So

01:01:07--> 01:01:08

I would like to

01:01:09--> 01:01:11

remind you, that we do have

01:01:13--> 01:01:20

which bomb comes in trying to stay positive and optimistic seeking knowledge is obligatory

01:01:23--> 01:01:24

knowledge

01:01:25--> 01:01:27

as well as knowledge of the world in

01:01:30--> 01:01:37

the back of the box is about, hey, we're not in the best of us are those who are most beneficial.

01:01:39--> 01:01:45

So cells need to return to that role of society becoming beneficial

01:01:47--> 01:01:56

to the overall growth, development and progress of society. There are

01:01:57--> 01:01:57

a lot

01:01:58--> 01:01:59

more side

01:02:01--> 01:02:01

effects