Bilal Philips – Science & Religion Part 1

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The importance of science, real-world events, and the use of hobbies and history in Islam is emphasized. The holy month is used as a way to avoid false accusations and the potential consequences of not practicing it. The importance of proper media coverage and guidelines for women is emphasized, along with hesitation in praying. The transcript is not a call center or a video chat, and the caller leaves a message inquiring about last-minute appointments for July, providing their phone number. The message is forwarded to an automated voice messaging system and the caller is prompted to leave a message.

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			He ministered in the vicinity remedy in
		
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			our prisons due to a lot of Milan's Peace and blessings in his last prophet Mohammed from a model on
a with Salaam. And along those follow the path of righteousness until the last day.
		
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			The topic of this evening is that of science of hobbies.
		
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			And what I will attempt to do
		
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			is to show the relationship
		
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			between
		
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			hobbies
		
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			and Islam
		
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			as well as
		
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			to look at some of the principles which govern the science itself of Hobbes.
		
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			And the significance of knowing these principles, you know, how practically, is it applicable to us
to our Islam Islam that we're practicing?
		
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			Now, the first
		
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			point I would like to make clear,
		
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			because we hear the two terms,
		
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			we hear the term
		
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			these are often used, sort of, you know, interchangeably.
		
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			And the way we can understand the difference actually, between the two
		
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			is that
		
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			the holidays
		
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			represent represents the vehicle.
		
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			For the Son.
		
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			The vehicle or the means by which the son is conveyed to us.
		
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			The term hobbies
		
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			means
		
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			a saying, or speech when it's used as a noun.
		
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			And as a verb, it means something which is new. And that's not a verb sorry, as an adjective, used
as something meaning something new.
		
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			What is most relevant to us
		
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			is the meaning as a noun.
		
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			From a technical point of view,
		
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			it refers to
		
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			the same
		
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			actions.
		
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			actions which are done in the presence of the presence of the sound that which were approved by him
		
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			which we're all conveyed by his companions
		
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			to the next generation of Muslims, and from them to the generation following
		
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			the paddies
		
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			fundamentally consists of two parts.
		
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			One part
		
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			in English, we would call the tech
		
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			Arabic, called the method
		
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			and this represents the actual statement
		
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			of the problem. I love
		
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			orange, a description of his action or approval.
		
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			The other part of that deeds is called
		
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			the chain
		
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			of narrators.
		
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			And this in Arabic is called the Senate.
		
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			And this
		
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			includes the names of
		
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			the narrator's
		
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			of the text
		
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			on the statement
		
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			to give you an example,
		
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			what is meant
		
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			by the
		
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			text
		
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			and the chain of narrators.
		
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			I'm going to read the Hadees
		
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			Which is found in Sahih Bukhari
		
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			it is as follows have definitely said that
		
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			Allah had Deaf Anya here and shorba and
		
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			and and and in the visa
		
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			law you may know he had a he may have Boolean FC
		
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			they had they have back.
		
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			Now you have Molina
		
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			that is was said that told us
		
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			this is Mr. mcquarry is making the statement was that dead told us
		
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			from yahia
		
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			that they informed him from Sharma
		
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			from Asada, from Alice, from the house as I love that he said, none of you truly believe on TV loves
for his brother, what he loves, for himself.
		
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			So, the
		
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			statement or the method
		
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			would be in this case, none of you truly believed on to the loves for his brother what he loves for
himself.
		
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			And the chain of narrators. Are those individuals that Buhari quotes, who conveyed that statement
for the asylum to him? Who said that, yeah. shraddha patata, Ms from Prophet Muhammad
		
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			that represents the chain of narrators.
		
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			Now,
		
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			what does that mean to us? I mean, what is the significance of this
		
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			significance
		
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			is that
		
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			from this principle of conveying statements of profit
		
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			over generations, or from students, or teachers to students,
		
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			there evolve the science
		
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			which
		
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			sought
		
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			to distinguish between the authentic
		
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			traditions of the Prophet Muhammad wa sallam, and those which were not authentic.
		
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			The necessity for this arose
		
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			because of the fact
		
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			that when Islam
		
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			began to spread out of Arabia,
		
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			and the defeated
		
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			the neighboring nations,
		
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			you had people who could not oppose Islam militarily.
		
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			So, they thought to oppose it
		
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			internally,
		
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			by pretending to be Muslims, and by introducing false
		
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			fabricated ideas into the teachings of Islam in order to attack Islam from within.
		
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			You had people who began this process from the early generation of
		
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			during which Islam was spread.
		
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			From the earliest time, some of the texts were written from the time of send them because it is
mistakenly thought that all of the traditions were written, you know, some,
		
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			three, two to three generations after the time of Prophet Muhammad Salah. However, you can find
		
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			extensive research done by Muslim scholars where they have proven without a shadow of a doubt that
		
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			the writing of the traditions of the problems are some of them took place from his own time.
		
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			Some of the companions did write down material. We had a statement
		
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			of the problem of SLM in which he told the companions not to write anything from him besides the
quad. And this is what is usually held up by orientalist as evidence
		
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			that the sooner or the statements, actions and approvals of the problems, I found them were not
recorded until a number of generations later. And the significance of that
		
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			is that they then claim
		
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			that this process of recording was influenced that
		
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			By the political trends of the time
		
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			that is,
		
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			the people in that third generation after the time of the prophet
		
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			who sought to justify certain actions or certain understandings of positions would at that time
fabricates statements
		
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			which they would attribute back to them to defend their ideas. This is how the orientalist tried to
present how this came about. It was just a huge fabrication process which took place some three
generations on and more after the time of problems, some of them and it was used by the rulers
		
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			who wanted to justify certain things they were doing, as well as by scholars, as well as by you
know, philosophers every group who wanted to promote some idea to give a substance with the given
backing, they would quote, a statement of problems or love to support it, which was fabricated by
them. This is their claim.
		
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			However,
		
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			this statement that problems are seldom was reported to have made in which he said don't write
anything from me Besides,
		
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			this statement,
		
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			came to the hands of the orientalist by the change of narrator
		
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			is not something they discovered from the time of passage.
		
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			Where did they get this thickness from? They got this from a chain of narrators who conveyed this.
		
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			This same chain of narrators also conveyed that some of the companions did write down things from
the past. That is, on some occasions, he did instruct people to write down.
		
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			See, and what was concluded how Muslim scholars look at that statement of problems SLM is not that
it was just a complete prohibition of writing anything from him. But for the general people. And the
people who are involved in recording the Koran, they were instructed not to write anything else, so
as not to have anybody mixing up statements of problems I fell in love with the class. What was most
critical at that time, was to report the text of the crime and the problems of self taught to them
because it was being revealed at that time, in a pure form to avoid any kind of interpolation or
mixing up with the statements of the Prophet Muhammad himself. So this is a general
		
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			prohibition which he gave to the common people,
		
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			especially those and describes who are writing.
		
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			However, he did give permission to others of the companions, who had dedicated themselves just to
		
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			collect to record statements
		
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			by memorization, as well as by writing. And we have some well known incidents in which the Broncos
are actually instructive where people came to him and asked them about the teachings of Islam. And
when the problems were seldom explained to them, they requested, could you please could we get this
in writing to take back to our people, he has instructed certain compilers write this down for one
individual by the name of Abu Shah was well known.
		
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			Write down for him, and other occasions, writing to play. So, one, the fact is that writing two
plays in the time of the Prophet.
		
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			And during the time of the Sahaba, after the passing away of the Prophet, Muhammad Sallallahu,
sallam, the Sahaba, some of them recorded material.
		
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			And there is
		
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			chains of narrator's indicating that this took place during that time. It also took place after
		
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			in the generation of students who studied under the companion writing all sorts of faith in their
time.
		
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			What also
		
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			happened along with the conveyance of the statement
		
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			of the problem
		
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			from the early generation, in the time of the companions,
		
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			we found that those who are narrating the statements also
		
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			Narrated biographical information about whom they narrated from, and the circles of learning which
they attended.
		
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			So along with the hobbies, you had what was being conveyed another
		
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			complimentary body of material, which they call an aerobic and
		
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			outer region
		
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			and motor region,
		
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			which
		
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			is really we could just call it
		
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			biographical information
		
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			on the narrator's
		
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			on the narrator's of the traditions,
		
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			this was important
		
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			to prevent
		
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			the process of fabrication of traditions of the cell from
		
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			entering into the body of authentic tradition, this is the means by which scholars aid scholars of
that generation and this generation to distinguish between those attempts at fabrication
		
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			and that which was in fact authentic traditions from Prophet Muhammad.
		
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			And out of this
		
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			the traditions which were coming the biographical information which was related
		
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			the scholars
		
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			developed a system of classification of hobbies or hobbies criticism in which they divided these
into two basic categories.
		
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			And by
		
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			and by
		
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			meaning authentic
		
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			and wise meaning in
		
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			authentic
		
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			they developed a
		
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			series of conditions
		
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			by which
		
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			a scholar could determine what was authentic and what was not authentic. Now,
		
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			I will look at here because
		
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			this is just a an introduction really, to the science of hobbies. I will look at here the three most
important conditions which they set.
		
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			The first
		
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			was what we would call integrity.
		
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			Second,
		
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			could be called
		
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			English
		
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			Oh yeah, reliability.
		
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			I'm the third
		
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			continuity.
		
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			The first condition,
		
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			integrity.
		
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			This refers to
		
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			the narrator's
		
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			in that
		
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			they were
		
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			to be all
		
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			practicing Muslims,
		
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			not known to be committing any major sins.
		
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			You know,
		
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			disobedience whether it is sins against themselves in the sense of disobedience to a law or sins
against people.
		
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			The first condition
		
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			that any
		
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			headaches which was narrated by somebody
		
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			who was did not establish their prayers, or is known to
		
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			commit
		
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			fornication or drink alcohol or anything like this, automatically, that tradition is not accepted.
		
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			How we know about these people from
		
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			the biographies concerning the individuals,
		
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			course,
		
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			if you were to apply this principle,
		
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			to the information that we receive
		
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			through the media today,
		
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			we would have to just pick up the newspaper and throw it in the garbage really mean all the
information, whether it's the history textbooks or whatever, these conditions would wipe out all
that information.
		
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			So, you see, actually, just from the very first condition,
		
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			Muslims were taking extra care to ensure
		
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			to the greatest degree possible, the information that was coming to them was truly from Prophet
Muhammad.
		
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			The second condition, reliability, this has to do with the person's ability to memorize and convey
information
		
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			without any mistakes.
		
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			This
		
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			how this was determined.
		
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			Now, a given
		
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			students of the companions, for example, or Companion of the Prophet
		
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			would teach
		
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			and convey statements or actions of the property or sell them over a period of time,
		
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			he would have around him a group of students,
		
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			they would be recording or memorizing what he said.
		
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			Now, scholars would look at
		
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			the information which was conveyed by a given companion, if they found that each time that he
narrated a statement of the problem was that there were variations in what he was saying, then they
would conclude from this, that his memory was not that good.
		
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			Or
		
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			sometimes, you would find that he would narrate something consistently when he was younger in the
beginning of his teaching career.
		
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			Whereas in the latter part, you would find that certain, he would forget certain parts of it. So
they would, they would classify him as having two stages, an early stage when he was reliable, and a
lots of stage when when things are generated when he was older, which were not reliable.
		
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			But in general, if it was proven, shown through comparison,
		
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			that a person
		
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			didn't did not consistently convey information in the same format, same way, then that person would
be considered to be a non reliable narrator. And the heavy statement that he's conveying would be
put under the category of being inauthentic.
		
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			Again, this is extra care.
		
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			Now, reliability could be by way of memorization. Or it could be by way of writing.
		
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			Obviously, ones who had written combined with memorization were considered stronger than those who
just have memorization or those who just had writing.
		
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			The last condition is that of continuity. Continuity means that each person in the chain of
narration
		
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			lives within the same time period
		
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			attended the same circle, were proven to have been in contact with each other.
		
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			This is what ensures that that chain is
		
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			consistent
		
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			Otherwise, you may find if you find in a chain, that somebody is narrating from somebody who
		
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			lived or died when this person was at the age of two or three or four, we say this chain is broken,
		
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			not a continuous chain, because he could not possibly have heard that tradition from that particular
individual. He was not in the same real time, area,
		
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			time frame.
		
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			So, using these main three principles,
		
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			the traditions of asylum, were then divided into two categories of size and life.
		
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			The significance of
		
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			why did all this effort come about?
		
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			Because
		
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			a law, I stated very clearly in the plan,
		
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			that whoever obeys, the messenger has obeyed a law, my use here real soon, for
		
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			whoever obeys the messenger has obeyed.
		
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			So, it means that what the problems are Salamat to say,
		
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			was as significant as the problem
		
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			is as important as the Quran
		
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			is a mistake. People hold that, you know, the Quran is most important then come the same as No, no,
these are side by side.
		
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			revelation came in two forms
		
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			the direct Word of God
		
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			in a particular
		
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			literary form,
		
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			which was used in worship,
		
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			and whose smallest chapter
		
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			was a miracle is a miracle. That's the Quran.
		
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			But the revelation also came
		
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			through the statements and actions of the problems Salah
		
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			as the law said in the forum for my n tipple I didn't How are in who are in Washington, you have
that he does not speak of his own desire.
		
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			But what he has conveyed to you
		
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			is revenue revelation which has been revealed to him.
		
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			So, we have in fact, these two basic sources of Revelation, the Koran and the statements and actions
of the problems which came to be known as the sun.
		
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			So because the sunlight has such a high status
		
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			and that status was further in, you know, reinforced
		
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			by
		
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			a law defining the Sunnah as being the interpretation of the Quran.
		
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			When Allah says in Surah, verse 44, when Zen that you make the vichara to be in a minute delay will
reveal to you Mohammed Salah the reminder before I'm in order that you make make clear to the people
what has been revealed for them to them
		
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			that the Koran
		
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			as a whole cannot be understood without sooner
		
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			some parts of it can be understood
		
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			but
		
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			much of the Quran
		
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			especially the sections which has to do with the application of Islam cannot be understood without a
lot of sense in the for our Optimus allies stablish the prayer but it is the sooner which tells us
how to establish the
		
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			alliances phase aka witness the sooner which established this was how much
		
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			a lot cut off the hand of the thief. But it's a sudden law which clarifies what the pen does meet up
to your armpits,
		
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			goes hand in Arabic It could include all of
		
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			a sudden now it's clarified for us that it is to the wrist
		
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			all of a
		
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			sudden that is necessary for understanding of the chronic
		
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			Furthermore,
		
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			As a Muslim community,
		
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			there will be disputes, which will occur among
		
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			these disputes have to be resolved. A lot I've said before I'm Roma and then Alec and Al Kitab in
the need to be in the home, and then the
		
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			fee
		
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			and then the puffy
		
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			Rachmat and the foamy You mean,
		
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			that the plan
		
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			the center
		
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			was there to clarify
		
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			for the people
		
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			with regards to the things in which they differ, whether it is a difference in terms of
interpretation and application of the Koran, or differences which take place amongst them.
		
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			Further Furthermore,
		
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			Muslims were instructed
		
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			that
		
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			they had to believe had to accept
		
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			the rulings of the Prophet Muhammad
		
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			and suicides this average 65 a law says, For now what a bigger lie we know the hashtag hotkey muka
femap shadowbane tamala g doofy, unfussy him, hi, Roger. Nima later, will you send them notice
		
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			that
		
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			they have not believed?
		
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			That is faith.
		
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			True Faith is dependent
		
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			on them making you Mohammed,
		
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			the judge
		
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			between them in the things in which they differ
		
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			and that they accept the rulings which you have made without feeling in their hearts any displeasure
or rancor.
		
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			That is, it's not just enough
		
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			even to know that in Islam, Krav Maga Salam said so and so. So you go and do it.
		
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			You have to do it.
		
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			Feeling good about it.
		
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			Because if you do it, feeling
		
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			you have attitude, you know, you're doing it because you feel like you're pressured.
		
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			You're face to face involves you doing what has been decided by the messenger of the law, settle
them doing so with a complete submission in your heart.
		
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			So realizing all this, and there are many, many other statements from the Quran, which further
elaborate and expand on this. for time sake. I'm just trying to stay with just a general
introduction on this. realizing this, the companions were very careful to resolve the differences
through the sooner after the time of the problems by Salah when he after he died when new
		
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			issues arose.
		
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			Islam spreads into
		
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			Palestine, Jordan, Syria, Egypt, you know, Persia, India, new issues arose. Decisions had to be
made.
		
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			they would they would determine what the solutions were by the Caliph asking the leading companions
are those that are available if they knew anything from the Quran on the subject,
		
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			or if they knew anything from statements of problem
		
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			a lot some occasions when they would ask and they companion would say, I heard but once I send them
say so and so.
		
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			The
		
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			countif would ask Who else has heard?
		
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			Who else can be witness to this man statement.
		
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			further support ensuring that the information which was being conveyed was not something
		
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			which this person might have mistakenly thought he heard, but something which was in fact, a
statement or action conveyed of Fela. This was their means of resolving issues, establishing the
laws
		
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			For
		
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			and this is in keeping with the promise asylum statement, you know that he left with us two things
to see come home rain, left to do two things, intimate * to the Hema mentor the labradar if you
hold on firmly to them, you will never go straight without a law.
		
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			Book of a law.
		
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			That's the foundation of Islam. And this is why the science of ideas became so important, because it
was the science of Heidi's which ensured that what we had of the southerner was in fact, authentic,
because we had to build our society build our laws, social, economic, you know, political, whatever
laws had to be built on the basis of the four islands. So, it was essential that we be certain that
the material that we had, was authentic.
		
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			So, what this means to us today, practically speaking, is that
		
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			if we have any practice
		
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			or we hear about any practice,
		
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			we have to determine whether these practices are in fact, authentically narrated from Prophet
Muhammad.
		
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			Because
		
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			the fabricated and weak narration
		
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			did not disappear.
		
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			Those scholars who conveyed material
		
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			they would convey even material for example, which was not authentic, they would conveyed and
identify those narrators who were unreliable or whatever pass along that information.
		
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			So people would be able to make that distinction whenever the time or the occasion demand.
		
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			Practically speaking for us today,
		
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			we have two Basic Books of traditions Sahih al Bukhari Sahih, Muslim, which we can rely on for
authentic traditions 100%.
		
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			The other books the other four or five books,
		
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			included in the general category of them, they call the authentic six
		
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			that is the cylinder of
		
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			autonomy, the Buddha would have been manager and Messiah, as well as more Malik
		
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			these books
		
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			knows the knowledge, the preponderance of the Hadees conveyed in the books are often
		
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			still in these books, you will find
		
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			30% 25%
		
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			of the traditions are five.
		
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			So it means that those are the books, Abu Dhabi which has been translated into English for example,
you cannot just go there and pull out any Hadith and say what
		
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			you have then to
		
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			refer this hadith back to
		
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			the scientists of Hudis
		
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			who have identified the weak and strong conditions of these other books
		
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			to ensure that the material that you're working with is in fact, authentic.
		
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			Now,
		
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			the importance of this
		
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			can be seen in
		
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			the series itself
		
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			in our relationship with Prophet Mohammed Salas
		
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			because
		
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			when you read about the Prophet, biography,
		
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			you will find a number of things within
		
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			there are statements that
		
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			when the problems are Sallam was in the stomach of his mother, Amina
		
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			that the angels came to him, came to her
		
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			and
		
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			informed her that she was going to have a child
		
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			Just as the angel came to Mario,
		
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			before she bought Isa
		
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			at a salon and informed her that she was going to have a child
		
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			in the case of Isa that is in the Koran, and it is true 100% but in the case of Mohammed Salah it's
a lie. Not true. It's a false fabricated story.
		
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			Some individuals in an attempt to elevate Fatmata Salaam to compete with Prophet Isa ma Salaam, they
started fabricating stories to make him
		
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			like, at least like
		
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			because in their mind, if the angel came tomorrow,
		
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			and the angel didn't come to Amina, it means that somehow property Isa is better.
		
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			So this way we can have that now. That fella was allowed to the Prophet, you know, he's got to be
the greatest. So anything that happens properties, at least for me at least.
		
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			So you found people
		
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			making up the stories about the Prophet. I read also, in some of the literature written for the
celebration of the Prophet masala birthday
		
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			narrations, which they trace back, claiming that the prophet SAW Selim related these things. And
when he was born, he was born in June,
		
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			came out of the womb. When she delivered him when I'm when I'm in a delivered him he came out
		
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			miracle when it's alive.
		
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			Also that when he was born, the idols that were around the Kaaba, the idols of the Quraysh they fell
down.
		
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			The fire in the Fire Temple of the Zoroastrian fire worshippers in Persia went out life.
		
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			But this has become part of the fable. You know, you lose any standard book you can buy now in the
market, which is describing the birth of farmers SLM, it's all in there. Yes, you will find inside a
Muslim.
		
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			The problems are seldom statements
		
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			indicating that his own father is in health.
		
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			And in fact, a Muslim, you will find him indicating that his mother is in health.
		
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			But
		
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			as far as the Muslim world is concerned, angels came to Amina, she is going to be in paradise. The
Father, home is a place where people claim they have his home in Mecca and people go there and make
special records there and everything. But the problem is that Salaam has informed us that his
parents are
		
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			people in an attempt to elevate him.
		
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			Further,
		
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			they went on to say that the first thing that a lot created was the life of Mohammed
		
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			they call nor Mohammed,
		
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			Mohammed and light which was created from a law of light.
		
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			And they have a story about how this light went, came to the earth with Adam, within, you know, the
		
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			loins of Adam and it traveled down through all the profits, until you know,
		
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			came with the farmers that fell under the lights.
		
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			And furthermore, you will find people
		
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			in the course of the celebrations of the birthday, they will
		
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			attempt to BrahMos Flm things which elevates him now giving him powers of a lot
		
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			making him superhuman
		
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			making him an intercessor one who can change the things in this world
		
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			once whom people pray
		
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			they have made him as the way the Christians made
		
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			and this is all a product off
		
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			by fabricated narration
		
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			where did it end up? In shook?
		
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			So you see this is that that fabricated body of material This is satanic
		
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			And what draws the people into his ship.
		
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			So it's very important for Muslims in order to build
		
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			a community,
		
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			society, in order to establish their own Islam properly,
		
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			have to
		
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			utilize the size or the authentic aspects of the sooner in order to do so,
		
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			otherwise, they will be on the wrong path.
		
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			And much of the deviant practices which are associated with the mystics,
		
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			you know known as Sufi
		
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			the various practices that they have,
		
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			when you look into these practices you tried to track now, where did they come from?
		
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			You'll find that they don't have any authentic origin.
		
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			They fall under this category
		
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			fabricated
		
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			or at least
		
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			material.
		
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			And again, what it tends to lead to different forms of
		
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			innovation.
		
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			The opposite of the sooner is
		
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			better.
		
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			That's the opposite.
		
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			And bizarre has its roots in
		
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			inauthentic. That's what it is.
		
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			satanic forces strive to promote the Buddha
		
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			to make it appear appealing and attractive to the masses of the people in order to crush the sinner.
		
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			That's the goal.
		
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			This is why today in much of the Muslim world, if you come to people with the Sunnah
		
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			money it means
		
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			you bring in a new images changing the religion Why? Because when the followers of Muhammad Abdul
Wahab first went into Mecca and Medina
		
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			they went to the graveyard.
		
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			And the graveyard Did you see pictures of the graveyards in Mecca Medina at that time back in the
1920s. These graveyards look like hippies
		
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			huge edifice is built over the grave
		
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			with those minarets and all kinds of things look like home. Today, you can still see this in places
like Egypt.
		
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			You go to the graveyard in Egypt.
		
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			They have built structures over the grave like home, so much so I visited I heard about it and I
went to see
		
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			so much so that the poor people who don't have homes have broken in their homes.
		
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			You'll find families living in Ghana government because they cannot provide other homes. They have
even piped water into the graveyards for these people so they can be able to wash their their living
inside the graveyard.
		
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			Second stories on top of
		
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			homes for the dead.
		
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			Yep, problem of dilemmas authentic tradition, told Ali Vitali to go and any grave that you found
which was a handstand above the ground, he should level it with the ground.
		
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			Islamic way, this is the authentic practice
		
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			that the graveyard touches over for her fellow the building was structured over
		
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			for many.
		
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			But today there is a plague in the Muslim world. And what the structure is do is that they create in
the minds of the people
		
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			a sense of, of holiness.
		
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			reverence for the people will come down to the grave. And people are now encouraged to make prayer
at the grave. You see people making to walk around the grave sacrificing and all the
		
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			opposite.
		
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			And source again is
		
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			the fabricated or inauthentic tradition. Create
		
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			bid, as opposed to the Sunda crushing.
		
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			See that this is very important,
		
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			very important for Muslims to understand. Islam is not just a haphazard kind of thing, like
Christianity. This is what happened to Christianity. Christianity
		
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			was sort of not the way of proper Jesus, it was overcome by the bigger of Paul,
		
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			Paul and his followers, the Greeks, etc. They were the innovators, the
		
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			Friends of Satan,
		
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			may change the law, canceled it, replaced it with their own practices, brought in all kinds of pagan
practices from the various societies to let you off today in Christianity is in fact,
		
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			from A to Z.
		
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			Because they have no science, no means of determining, distinguishing
		
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			when
		
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			there was no way to stop it,
		
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			because Islam was to be the final message,
		
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			a law preserve the Koran. And he also preserved this.
		
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			He preserved the cinema. Because without the cinema, we cannot understand the
		
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			totality
		
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			of these votes.
		
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			You have a body of people
		
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			who try to imply
		
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			that the sun now is not preserved.
		
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			And this is where you have to be very careful. Because they're included in many circles they
wouldn't. They're included as being a part of Muslims.
		
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			But their, their approach, their view, is that the companions of the Prophet Muhammad SAW some of
them apart faces.
		
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			The vast majority have never left Islam.
		
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			And so, when they want to relate to anything about Islam, they don't say Prophet Muhammad wa sallam
said their problems as Allah did. They say Eman, Joshua, you mom,
		
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			a mom,
		
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			a mom. Mom said that
		
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			you hardly see covered Mohamed Salah.
		
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			Because they are replaced, much of the swindler
		
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			deviated as a group.
		
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			So be very careful.
		
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			Just to give
		
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			some
		
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			more
		
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			direct examples
		
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			we're in it is important for us to make this distinction.
		
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			We also find within if you come right down to the very act of prayer that we are involved in
		
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			no
		
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			preparation.
		
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			I've stated in Sahih Bukhari some new commodify to
		
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			play as you
		
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			saw me pray. That means pray as reported to upgrade in the authentic traditions from
		
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			it's important for us to pray as he prayed.
		
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			On one occasion,
		
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			what he did was he climbed up on top of the member and started praying.
		
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			When the time came for him to make the juice, he backed down off the member to the ground maids to
do that the base of the member and then walk back up continued prayer, all of the companions
		
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			to watch
		
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			because this was something which was obviously very strange, why propolis was
		
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			so when he finished, he turned to them and he said, I already did this, so that you may learn my
method of prayer.
		
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			So the prayer the prayer has
		
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			a degree of importance which none of us can deny.
		
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			Now,
		
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			in some occasions, in some cases, we find differences in prayer, which can be traced back
authentically to Prophet Muhammad masala
		
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			example, in sitting, sometimes he starts what is known as a rash like this
		
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			from the bottom of the left foot, propping up the right foot.
		
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			But it's also reported our forensically that these shots in this fashion on the bottom of both of
his feet, and that he sat like this a lot
		
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			with the left foot coming on and he left he also sat down.
		
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			So now, if a person stopped in these different modes, he would be keeping fulfilling that
commandment of Proverbs in praying as we saw him,
		
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			because these are all variations which he did.
		
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			However, not all of the common variations which you see most people today are in fact, attributable
to the problem of
		
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			something so basic,
		
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			we should be clear on
		
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			that we should be clear and knowing that what we are doing in terms of our prayer is in fact,
directly from
		
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			what for many people turn up, they just pray as their father did.
		
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			family did or as the people in the area did
		
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			that based on actual knowledge, surety, that this in fact is what
		
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			and one of the classical mistakes which is found in
		
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			prayer
		
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			is that concerning
		
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			where to place, one pan
		
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			commonly,
		
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			people
		
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			pray with their hands, below the navel
		
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			or around the navel.
		
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			And this is based on a tradition
		
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			found in both the center of Abu Dhabi, as well as the Minister of athletes
		
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			reported from have been, they are
		
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			from Abu ruffman live in his heart
		
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			from the ad invade from Abu hanifa that alley Ibn abee taalib was supposed to upset the solar
position of hands and satellites to place one hand on the other below the navel.
		
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			However, this is bi
		
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			because of graph man, even the top was a known liar, look into the elmarie JAR file that he was
identified as a known liar. That means the traditions which he narrates are considered inauthentic.
		
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			That the only authentic traditions
		
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			with regard to the placing of them
		
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			are the ones which are used in the sharper image
		
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			based on the narration from firewalls, in which he described the farmer
		
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			placing right hand or left hand on the chest.
		
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			This is the correct position.
		
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			This is just giving you a direct and more practical example. correct position space right and left
hand on the jet manifest things got to be up in your neck here. It does. The area this is your chest
area, wherever you put it on your chest. you're placing it on your chest, but on the navel or below
the navel. This is not authentic practice.
		
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			Of course.
		
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			What point is this going to calculate make your life valid if you didn't do this? No, I would say
not.
		
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			In the person played with the hand below the neighbors would not make this slide invalid. They
didn't know better. But if a person
		
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			if information came to the person
		
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			which proved to them or show to them, that in fact it is not corrected was nothing authentic
traditional farmers I tell them to pray with the middle of the navel. And they chose to do so
because that's what we do in my place. That's what my parents did. That's what my mom had said that,
you know
		
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			The person takes that position
		
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			very serious problem
		
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			in a very serious situation,
		
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			because as the early scholars,
		
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			early scholars
		
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			and others said that
		
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			with regards to somebody who
		
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			is told the traditional problems are similar, but refuses it
		
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			due to the statement of so and so and so on, so, that that person you know is on the verge of
calamity.
		
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			dangerous situation.
		
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			And, of course, you have the statement of remark for Island surah Noor, verse 63 for the alphabet
intervener your Holly funa anomaly and to see boom fit Neptune Are you see, boom, boom, live this
what they were referring back to
		
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			verse in which a lot doesn't require, let those who would contradict the practice of the preference
fella, beware
		
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			that they would, there would be for them a calamity, or at least
		
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			a terrible punishment.
		
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			Importantly, wanting to do something out of ignorance you didn't know better, was another thing for
you to deliberately know, what is what the government did, and for you to reject it
		
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			because of the statement or practice of somebody or some people,
		
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			because our declaration of faith
		
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			depends. its validity depends on our living up to our commitment. We say I do under Muhammad
Rasulullah. This is a commitment that we're making to Allah, declaration of faith commitment, that
we will follow the Prophet Muhammad our son loves to the tee.
		
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			To the best of our abilities, he is the only one who we will follow blindly.
		
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			Anyone else, we judge what they have to say, according to what the problems are.
		
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			So
		
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			summing up,
		
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			pointed out here that
		
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			we have two terms happy we have
		
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			the sun now not represent the second source
		
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			of love,
		
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			which is inseparable from the block.
		
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			And we pointed out that the sooner was conveyed to our by way of the Hadees Hadees. Being the
vehicle by which the sooner was conveyed to us
		
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			the way of the problem,
		
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			its opposite or its antithesis is bizarre.
		
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			In simple terms, that's what is the opposite of the sooner as you have the opposite of tawheed is
		
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			the opposite of the sin that is
		
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			reported out that science of hobbies evolved out of a necessity to clarify or to distinguish between
the authentic traditions of the problem of love and the fabricated body of material which was coming
into the information which was being taught, introduced mainly by those people who start to destroy
Islam from within.
		
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			Following the principle of Paul, you can't beat them, join them,
		
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			pretend to be one of them, and destroy them from within.
		
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			And we pointed out that the authentic traditions were deemed authentic, if they fulfill at least
these three basic
		
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			criteria, one of integrity. That is that the people who are narrating the traditions were known to
be righteous practicing Muslims,
		
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			not known to be committing any of the major sins.
		
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			Through that they were reliable in their means of narrating the information either by having
extremely good memories
		
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			or by writing down the material which they heard and three that is
		
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			Change of narration, we're continuing in that those who are narrating,
		
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			maimed or met the people
		
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			from whom they were narrating.
		
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			We said, This distinction was critical. Because Islam, whether on a personal level, family level
community or governmental world scale depends on our judging and ruling in accordance with the
authentic sinner.
		
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			Visa,
		
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			we pointed out and gave examples, our visa can lead to help
		
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			lead to ship
		
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			lead to major deviation from this route,
		
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			through our only protection from this is through the science of Hadith, ensuring that the sydnor
with which we're working is in fact, authentic.
		
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			There is a lot of aspects of the Sun now, which I think is also important to look at. However, I
want to see in terms of the time, is it okay to continue or should I stop?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay, we'll continue then to
		
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			the second aspect of the similar,
		
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			which is important for us to grasp.
		
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			When we are looking at its application.
		
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			Now, this
		
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			goes into an area of what we call will soon and filk
		
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			really, are the sciences of Islamic law. But because it's related back to Hades, the basic concept
of sooner I want to touch on that because it's a it's also an area where people become confused, is
really important for us to have some clarity and understanding, you know, how the Sunnah is applied.
So we start off with the symbol at the top here.
		
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			Right now, this sort of what we said was divided into two categories, the inauthentic
		
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			or the diet we refer to as the authentic
		
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			and of course, what we said is that what we are considering here is really only the authentic so
this section of it is really not relevant to us when we're talking about applying and establishing
principles of Islamic law. Now, from this assets externer, we have this divided into two categories.
		
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			One which we can call natural.
		
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			And the other one that should be called legal and natural is called from the public
		
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			and legal is called tertiary. Now what is meant by this?
		
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			What is meant here is that,
		
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			from where was our fella was a man of the law said in the crime pull in Nima and abbatial. Mr. Kuhn,
		
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			you high layer, and
		
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			you
		
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			say to the people,
		
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			that I am only a man
		
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			I am only a man just like the rest of
		
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			what I'm distinguished by the fact that the law has revealed to me
		
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			that our God is one God.
		
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			This distinction is in the area of Revelation, who had a distinguished partner.
		
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			We already pointed out the bizarre traditions which make problems or sell them a demigod all of this
is against
		
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			which attributes departments I fell in the attributes of Allah Allah This is outside
		
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			but Furthermore,
		
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			when we talk about problems are some numbers the profits of a ball he was also an Arab.
		
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			Born in the seventh century,
		
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			living in Arabia, who had personal likes and dislikes which were his own
		
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			know something might say hello.
		
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			Everything about proper fella we follow? We don't make any distinction between things which are no
it's all all of that we will insist on.
		
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			However, profit from the cartel and he made this
		
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			is not something theoretical, john putting on you know, this is something which problems are found
on itself.
		
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			Maybe
		
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			you can find
		
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			in a tradition found in a Muslim
		
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			tradition of the
		
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			very famous tradition.
		
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			When problems are found, I went to Medina,
		
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			he found the people of Medina, artificially pollinating the data, they would copy a piece out of the
mail. And they would splice it into section of the female they farm for it to pollinate. And their
food
		
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			when he came there, and he found them doing the ask the right
		
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			questions is because of the fact that when you look at the general principles of Islam, you will see
that it is generally opposed to any kind of changing the natural way.
		
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			In general, as opposed to changing the natural way. And we thought, you know, the diversity crime,
where a lot of talks about Satan
		
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			as coming to the people, beguiling them, and fooling them until they will change the natural way to
know the nature in which a lot
		
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			desire to change nature, like now, you have this problem in the
		
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			front of the television here, where the breast implants, women who put implants into the breast, to
make their * bigger, and all this. So now they're finding out that from the time they put it
in, starting to leak,
		
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			and leakage of the silicone is going in and mixing in with the milk. And it is possibly the source
of many of the sicknesses and things that are rising up power.
		
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			This is Satan has come to them beguiled them into thinking,
		
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			you know, my chest must be at least 35 or 38, or whatever, you know, I'm not, I'm not whole I'm not
complete this is this is Satan.
		
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			causing people to come in and play with nature and change themselves.
		
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			This is why it is prohibitive for women
		
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			to pluck their eyebrows,
		
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			find women their pocket until maybe they pluck it all out, they just make a line with a
		
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			pencil, you know, something like this.
		
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			This is prohibited in Islam.
		
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			Similarly, tattooing for men to make tattoos, very popular.
		
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			Guys in
		
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			Tokyo in Japan called what Yakuza, whatever it is, gangs, these guys, you see them, they look like a
picture, cartoons from head to toe.
		
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			For him to do.
		
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			So problems are found. And when he observed that they were making these artificial changes in the
data. Yeah. So why are you doing
		
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			this, what our parents did
		
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			was always this what we learned from our parents were just doing what they thought.
		
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			So he said, perhaps it would be better if he didn't.
		
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			So
		
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			next year, the yield dropped tremendously.
		
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			60 70% of the yield gone, they only got a few buckets full instead of the large numbers of data. So
they came back to preference.
		
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			Not to do it, but what happened is,
		
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			what is commanded you
		
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			from a law and the religion, then you follow?
		
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			Exactly.
		
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			But whatever I suggest to you from the things of this world, daily life,
		
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			you know that you have your own affairs, you know?
		
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			So he made a distinction.
		
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			And because of that, on different occasions, when proper press on them, would tell the confinements
do this or do that, especially in occasions, where it's obviously not something related to religion,
you know, they're in battle or whatever, you know, they used to just do this or do that they would
say to them, is this revelation?
		
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			Or is this your opinion, you know, and war is about, you know, deception, etc. You know, he would
clarify it for them. It's my opinion, and they make other suggestions, and we'll listen, maybe we
should do it this way and do it that way. And he would listen to their suggestions and choose
		
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			he made that distinction.
		
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			So what this means
		
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			is that
		
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			there are some things
		
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			which have no relevance to us, in the religion,
		
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			where wherever
		
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			we love the property
		
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			and
		
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			such as the early generations did, they conveyed no
		
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			We think they knew about him to us.
		
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			You have a book, which is called Sharma in Academy, in which your mom, Timothy, he collected all of
the narrations which described the problem.
		
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			This is
		
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			thought to help loads for example, if you know what problems are gonna look like
		
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			I was brought one Sutherland said, If I come to you in a dream, I
		
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			know that I've come to you. Because Satan cannot take my form.
		
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			But if you don't know what he looks like, guess what?
		
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			They don't come to you.
		
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			You might think
		
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			deluded beguiled into thinking that this is
		
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			instructing you to do this or to do that don't do this. Do you find many, many of the innovations
that have come in, you'll find traced back to somebody in a dream, you said, you know, Rasulullah
saw some of them came to mentor and to do this
		
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			is one of the challenges that Satan comes and deviates people.
		
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			So
		
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			your mind material may be compiled. For us, if you want to know what kind of look like you can go
and read there, they give good detail about the hype, we want to
		
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			hear everything.
		
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			No in it. It describes sandals,
		
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			favorites.
		
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			When he used to go to the market,
		
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			he used to choose a particular sandal,
		
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			which was a brownish red leather.
		
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			And the hair was scraped off, because sometimes they will be the hero, sometimes it was scripted,
		
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			is what he chose run
		
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			smoothly, and it had two slaps on it.
		
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			Now
		
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			if you make this legal sooner,
		
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			right, then the Eskimo cannot apply this sooner. Because if he puts on the saddle, his foot will
freeze today.
		
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			You know, the North Pole the Eskimos, they have to wear big boots that covenant they can't work.
		
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			When you find something which is not universal, generally speaking, it is not universal, then you
know it's from the natural.
		
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			Because the legal within Islam is universal. It's not limited to any people, place or time.
		
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			However, there is a book transmission of shaman translated into ordinal and from overdoses
translated into English by one of the local scholars of the indo Pakistani subcontinent.
		
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			It's called Shama me,
		
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			he described the shoes, the shoes are there and then he gives his own interpretation, and he starts
to explain that now, if you make a drawing of the shoe,
		
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			and you put it under your pillow,
		
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			and you do this and you do that, then you will get so many barcodes and so many rewards, this will
happen for you and your life will improve.
		
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			deviation because this person has tried to turn what was natural to problems that that led into
legal giving it now value navigate.
		
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			Now from the nuts from the legal center,
		
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			it is divided into
		
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			five basic categories.
		
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			The first one called logic.
		
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			And I should point out that
		
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			according to the Hanafi madhhab, there's a distinction they've made between the two. If a thought is
what is compulsory from
		
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			watching is what is compulsory from sooner, but all of the other scholars for the same because the
law said whoever obeys the messenger has obeyed the law. So it's all the same.
		
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			Same
		
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			code.
		
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			The second category is called
		
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			what's the hub
		
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			as a second name, they also call it
		
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			adult department.
		
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			Which means recommend
		
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			recommended
		
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			third category called MOBA.
		
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			Or allowed
		
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			fourth category mcru.
		
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			dislike
		
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			and fifth category called Haram.
		
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			Or prohibited.
		
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			Know, I'm pointing this out Why? Because you all hear these terms moku.
		
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			So now, you know, people throw these terms back and forth. And most people don't know where they
come from. They don't know, you know, they're not mukou there's, you know, like this. most religions
the term haram a coup for, you know, they using them, but where they come from? What is the basis of
them? Is it just like I feel today? This is macusa? moku? No, you feel tomorrow? It's mccoo? is not
mukou? Say? No, it's
		
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			just like a personal thing. However we feel where does this stuff come from? Have we base it as a
basis in the sun?
		
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			of the problems?
		
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			Because how do we know when something? How do we divide these things up in discussion? Where does
this come from?
		
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			We know when something is farmed or watch it, when the Prophet Muhammad wa salam, or Allah has
commanded this thing, without making any exceptions.
		
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			No exceptions.
		
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			A classic example of this, which a lot of people
		
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			you know, are in doubt about is actually in this category here is actually the beard.
		
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			The beard, actually in this category.
		
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			Because
		
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			the command which is in the cyber hurry is clear. proposals, lm says grow your beard and trim your
mustache.
		
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			He's different from the big
		
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			distinguish yourself from the big
		
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			piece, TCP IP is very strong. On occasion, some emissaries were sent from Rome, to come and talk to
you.
		
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			And the whole time that they were talking to me to turn this back
		
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			after they left the company, a doctor, why did you do this?
		
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			He said because
		
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			they have these big mustaches, no beard, cream chambers. He said because this was a site, which was
hated by.
		
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			So
		
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			correct Islamic position concerning the beard is that it is compulsory.
		
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			It is commanded that you will not find any exception in
		
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			actually the early scholars, for example, in the Hanafi madhhab. They took the position that they
would not accept the witness in court, a court of law, anyone who shave their beard they wouldn't
accept this witness.
		
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			Because if this man could so openly go against the silver pseudo law can we trust this man to come
the truth.
		
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			The second category is that the things which are recommended,
		
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			recommended meaning that programs are put on it some reward, if you do this, those who do this will
get such a such reward.
		
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			Oh, he did it often used to do it all the time.
		
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			As a religious act, these things are classified as being recommended or if it was something which
which he expressed in a compulsory form. However, he himself
		
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			went against what he said later
		
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			in his action.
		
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			And by doing that, he would clarify for them that what he meant by that statement was not
compulsory,
		
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			but recommended. Because if I say to you, in English,
		
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			go home.
		
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			Now,
		
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			that could mean an order that you better go home
		
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			Otherwise, some thing is going to happen to you I put me in go home instead of free to go look
reasonable. Now, preferably,
		
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			the order does never set you cannot determine from an order whether one means absolute order or
whether it means something which is recommended unless the context or the circumstance will further
explain it.
		
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			So, similarly in Arabic This is how the artists will look at every circumstance
		
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			allowed for
		
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			a variation, that is another statement of problems Othello For example, He told the compiler at one
point that
		
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			bathing on the day of Juma is compulsory for everyone was stupid.
		
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			But later on he said,
		
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			if one makes whoodle on Yama Juma,
		
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			but if he makes
		
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			better,
		
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			so, he later makes clarifying statements to clarify for them and when he said it is compulsory
didn't mean compartment is in the absolute sense, but it is highly recommended.
		
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			third category here.
		
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			This is considered things which have not been commanded or recommended or disliked, it's just
neutral up to you.
		
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			From what
		
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			was offered
		
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			the meat of Lizard
		
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			Lizard meat offered to eat when he didn't know what it was he was about to eat. When he was informed
when it was
		
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			when the companion was with him I often
		
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			don't like it.
		
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			So the complaint took ages languages
		
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			What do you eat is of meat, whatever of the halau things that are there you do them.
		
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			You take a bath because you're sweating.
		
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			You prefer to drink Coke, instead of
		
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			seven up.
		
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			No nothing in the religion says you must have one or the other. So totally neutral. And
		
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			then the next category is called McCool or dislike, these are the things we
		
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			had identified as being displeasing to Allah.
		
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			For example,
		
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			one occasion found a companion lying on the ground, sleeping on his stomach,
		
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			sleeping on his stomach, so he nudged him with his foot. When they combined woke up, he said this is
a way of lying, which is disliked, by the way the people of the Hellfire lie.
		
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			So here, he was, indicating it is not better not to sleep on your stomach.
		
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			Now, we understand really from Cydia, but whenever problems or problems
		
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			encourage us not to do something,
		
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			there must be some harming.
		
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			When he encouraged us to do something, there must be some goodies.
		
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			What is prohibited is prohibited because it's harmful. What is permitted is because it is
		
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			beneficial. So when these distinctions are made these these are not arbitrary distinctions, but
they're made based on
		
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			human needs, harm or benefits which may come to human beings.
		
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			Now,
		
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			on an occasion
		
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			I was giving some classes similar to this in Panama is what America and the people are.
		
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			Why is it that Islam was like a superfood?
		
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			What is the heart?
		
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			I told him I didn't.
		
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			I believe there must be some harmony. So I prefer to tell him.
		
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			Obviously, he told us not to eat to the right hand, or sorry, to the left hand to the right, between
ourselves and other
		
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			people in those times didn't know about microbes and diseases and how disease spread through you
know, so that if you are eating with the same hand that you're feeding yourself, that you can spread
to yourself certain major diseases and
		
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			I've had a lot of Muslims that just follow this guidance to the right to the left. They save
themselves a lot of the sicknesses of people all around the world. We're being demonstrated with
		
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			the benefits we can see.
		
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			This is just this is a strong recommendation in the case of
		
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			The pyramids for a bishop found out later on hypnosis and other diseases etc. But we know that there
are some benefits. Eric is what happened was that I was flying to Ghana, in South America and to do
some courses there also.
		
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			And on the airplane,
		
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			the issue of Time magazine
		
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			that was
		
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			a big distributed amongst the people, this issue was dedicated to
		
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			back problems, the various thicknesses, etc. And it was on the cover. And so the main body of the
		
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			magazine was dedicated to these different problems. They pointed out the various sicknesses that
people have curvature of the spine, disc, crushed discs, all this kind of thing. There's a different
operation latest developments in in western medical technology to deal with these different things.
After all of us in the NBA have doctor's recommendation number one on the doctor's recommendations
was to not sleep on your stomach.
		
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			And they explained why it said because when you sleep on your stomach, you know your spine
personalized. On the stomach, you have the spine here.
		
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			That's fine, the heavy,
		
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			bony structure.
		
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			Now, in front of your spine is your organs, intestines, your you know the lungs,
		
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			stomach, liver, all of these pancreas all these are soft organs. So what happens is that when you
lie in your stomach, then this sags, outwards,
		
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			no support,
		
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			the spine sags outward.
		
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			And they said this is the major cause of the curvature of the spine. When people reach a certain
agency, their back starts to curve over kind of walking around like this.
		
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			This is from sleeping on the stomach, as well as they pointed out other ones having to do skip this
etc. Also related to this. So they recommend that you should sleep either on your back or on your
side with your knees bent. And guess what? McQuarrie
		
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			advises the companions when you go to sleep deep on your right side.
		
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			Not only that,
		
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			but two years ago,
		
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			British researchers doing a study on cotton they're
		
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			caught.
		
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			The woman in news here again saw she first her baby died. They thought that if caught death, then
they realized that she killed the baby. She's being charged now. Right? But
		
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			they had a couple of cases of progress anyway and suddenly got this it means that you put a child to
sleep
		
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			come back five minutes later the child said no for no reason for no apparent reason. We also call it
fvf Sudden Death Syndrome.
		
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			They did research into the
		
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			factors that surrounded the children died. They asked the parasite when you put the child to sleep
How did you put it? What did they enjoy all the different factors that could know statistically the
present narrowed down to determine what is the common factor. They found that number one common
factor babies were put to sleep on their stomach. So they put out a big article, they cut it out a
big article to not put your children to sleep on
		
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			1400 years ago told
		
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			them to
		
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			save themselves. Those who didn't ended up with curved spine.
		
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			So, this is the importance here of you know moku
		
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			these are things which are beneficial