Bilal Philips – Tafseer – Surah Al-Kahf 32

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The conversation covers the topic of Islam and how it affects people. The speakers emphasize the importance of helping people through their actions to achieve their spiritual goals and discuss the importance of understanding the rules and guidelines for Islam. They also touch on the topic of weight and obesity, as well as the importance of belief and deeds in shaping behavior. The segment ends with a discussion of the Day of Judgment and the importance of protecting one's friend.

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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah Karim. Allah Allah was hobby
minister Nebuchadnezzar Medina
		
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			operates due to a law and realized Peace and blessings in the last prophet muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, an all those who follow the path of righteousness until the last day.
		
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			We are proceeding from our last session where we completed verse 101.
		
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			We're proceeding on to verse one or two.
		
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			Where
		
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			a law
		
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			raises
		
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			the fundamental issues of faith,
		
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			faith and practice of Islam
		
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			what are the components?
		
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			And what are the requirements?
		
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			And verse 102?
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala says Haha, Sybil Bella Dena cafaro takedo A baddie Ming dooney Alia
		
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			in Altadena Johanna melon cafe Dena Newsela.
		
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			Do the unbelievers think that they can take my servants as protectors besides me?
		
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			Indeed, I have prepared * as hospitality for the unbelievers.
		
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			The Almighty addresses the disbelievers who are deaf, dumb and blind to a science which we spoke
about in the previous verses
		
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			and will be exposed to the Hellfire in the next life in order for them to reflect.
		
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			And Allah asked the following rhetorical question haha sybella de nikephoros cafaro is a baddie Minh
dooney Alia to the unbelievers thing they can take my servants as protectors besides me, without
being serious the and severely punished, that is the
		
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			fault which is understood from the verse which is not mentioned, you know, you'll find in different
parts of the Quran, where Allah will begin a statement and not completed, leaving you to complete it
in your own mind, you know, which gives it an even greater impact. So it is do the unbelievers think
that they can take my servants as protectors besides me what is deleted is without being severely
punished.
		
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			That is, do they imagine that they will be able to benefit from what they falsely worship while
turning away from reflection on a lot of signs and rebelling against the acceptance of truth.
		
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			Everything Everything in existence is a slave of Allah.
		
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			As a lot of mighty said, in khulumani, semi watashi, wa ala Atilla Rahmani abacha all in the heavens
and the earth come to the Most Gracious as a slave Surah Maryam 19th chapter, verse 93, all in the
heavens and the earth, come to the Most Gracious as a slave. So Allah defines the reality of his
creation, everything in creation is a slave. So
		
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			logically speaking,
		
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			there can be no benefit
		
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			from anything in creation for humans,
		
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			instead of a law
		
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			to seek help and benefit
		
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			in a way,
		
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			which is not the basic
		
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			My car is broke down, can you help me change the wheel? You know, I need something from the store.
Can you get it for me? I mean, these kinds of things, these needs that we seek help for, which are
within the power of human beings to provide this is not what we're talking about. What we're talking
about is seeking help and protection, which goes beyond the realm of everyday needs, which enters
into the realm of a law going into the unseen. You have problems in your life. So you're calling on
		
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			an unseen force, whether it is somebody who does
		
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			of the past and is classified as a saint, or whether it is some other God besides the law,
		
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			the Monkey God, you know of the Hindus Hanuman, or Ganesh, the elephant had God, you know, or some
people call on sticks and stones, idols carved out of stone, and others call on angels. The
Catholics, for example, on the 29th of September, this month, 29th of September, they have a mass
called Michael mass. Michael mass is dedicated to the worship of angel Michael, they don't call it
worship, they say this to honor him. But what they do is they call on Him in prayer, Michael do this
for me, Michael helped me out. Michael, I need your you know, intervention. So, they're saying this
is honoring but in fact it is worship or it could be a human being like as a memoriam Jesus, who has
		
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			become God for you know, one fifth of human civilization.
		
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			So, it is this requesting of help help of this nature, where these objects that are called upon,
cannot provide this help, which becomes a form of worship. So Allah is questioning here, these who
people are calling on besides a law, because when they call on them, they should be calling on a law
they're calling on them.
		
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			They're calling on them instead of a law. Do they think that he these objects they're calling on can
provide protection from a loss punishment?
		
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			ally raises this question in the rhetorical form, meaning is not looking for an answer, in order to
emphasize that they will not be helped. It is not possible.
		
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			As part of the mental torment on the Day of Resurrection, those who worship others, besides a law
will be instructed to call on their gods for help.
		
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			Allah says in Surah Al cosas 20th chapter, verse 64.
		
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			Well, p ledger should account
		
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			for thou whom follow Mr. g. Bula, whom are Allah de bello and whom can we do when
		
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			it will be said to them call on your partners of a law and they will call on them, but they will
give no answer to them. Instead, they will see the torment and wish if only they had been guided.
		
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			On the day of judgment, they will be told to call in that same period that we were looking at
earlier, the period of hasher when people are gathered, they will be told to to get help from those
who they worshiped in this life. And this is as a means of further torment for them. This is this
will be mental and emotional anguish, which they will feel because those that they were depending on
will not be able to help them at all. And in other versions of the chrono livan has those that that
they call upon rejecting their worship.
		
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			And we also found a lot goes on to say in the Niger hunting MLM cafe de nanosolar indeed, I've
prepared * as hospitality for the unbelievers, meaning that Allah has prepared * as their
abode. This is what they will find in the next life.
		
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			Then it goes on
		
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			quite a bit. When x arena Amala verse 103, say, should I inform you about the greatest losers
regarding their deeds?
		
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			Allah here goes now to look at
		
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			a phenomenon which is common among disbelievers in this life,
		
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			that
		
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			in their state of disbelief,
		
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			they think that what they're doing is in fact, good.
		
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			And this is why they will argue
		
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			that isn't such an such a good thing.
		
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			Wasn't Mother Teresa doing a lot of good
		
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			You know, these kinds of questions, but they didn't believe is that little disbelief going to affect
all of the good that they did? Or you have others who are doing good, where they think that the good
they're doing is in fact good but it isn't.
		
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			You have two types you have one type, which is a person who actually doing good, but lacking belief.
		
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			So that good is for other reasons. Then you have others who think that what they're doing is good,
but in fact, it is not good even in its essence.
		
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			So Allah says Paul nabbit Okun bill x arena am Allah.
		
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			Allah instructs Prophet Mohammed says lm because it starts off with coal, say,
		
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			shall I inform you about the greatest losers regarding their deeds,
		
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			as implies that the law wants to inform those who will lose the most deeds in order for people to
avoid their characteristics and be successful.
		
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			When a law
		
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			chooses to inform us about some category or group of disbelievers.
		
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			He is not just telling us about them so we can know who they are, but telling us about them in order
that we may avoid falling into the traps that they're falling, when he describes as Christians and
the Jews is doing this or that, or the pagans doing this or that or saying this or that.
		
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			It is for us to know what has led them into that state and try to avoid it, for example, in rural
Florida,
		
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			where a law says
		
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			we're asking for guidance, the straight path, and we say, The path of those on whom You have
blessed, and not those on whom is your wrath. Right. Nor those who have gone astray. Ray Romano
devialet, him Allah darlin, Alma de la him, Prophet Muhammad Salam informed us that they are the
		
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			they are the Jews.
		
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			And adore lien are
		
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			Christians
		
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			do ballet him, they're the Jews. Why? Because they have knowledge. If you look at Judaism, and its
teachings, it is very close to Islam.
		
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			In other words, they have preserved the teachings of the prophets far better than the Christians.
		
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			Far better, you'd be amazed at we look at the legal system in Judaism, you know, and the place of
worship and all the things connected to it. You see how close Islam is to Judaism? And you wonder
why? Why would Jews not just become Muslims, you know, they're so close, though Allah tells us in
the Quran, that you will find those who are closest to you
		
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			will be the Christians and those farthest away from you, will be the Jews and the pagans, in spite
of the fact that they have such closeness in terms of
		
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			the message. So, the point is that they have the message meaning tawheed, the fundamentals of
tawheed are firmly established in Judaism
		
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			firmly established the oneness of Allah, I mean, they have
		
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			distorted some elements of it, until he smiles the five meanings they have attributed to Allah, some
attributes which are not suitable rest on the seventh day.
		
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			Right? repentance to his people, because he thought to do something they didn't like, you know, some
things like this, which are not really suitable, but in general, the concept of tawheed you know,
not having another partner up there is clear, very clear. The 10 commandments here, O Israel, the
Lord your God is one God. P alone, shall you worship.
		
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			Very clear, Jesus echoed the same thing. So they have the message.
		
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			But yet, they didn't apply it. Even in the time of Prophet Muhammad wa sallam,
		
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			when they had a man and a woman from among them, had committed adultery, and they didn't want the
law applied to them. So they came to us and asked him to make a judgement.
		
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			So the problems are solved and said to them, bring your book.
		
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			You know, we'll
		
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			Go according to your book. So they brought the book, and one of their rabbis read from the book.
What he did was was he was reading, he put his hand covering a part of the text, say, read what was
before and what was after. Of course, he's reading in Hebrew prophet SAW, Selim does know.
		
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			But one of the companions cobban Akbar,
		
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			he had converted from Judaism. And he was himself a former rabbi. So he said to the prophet SAW,
Selim, he whispered for two prompts I said, I said, Tell him to read, raise his hand and read what's
under his hand.
		
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			So of course, when he is forced, is embarrassed yet to move his hand and read it, it said, store
them to death, save as we find in Islamic law.
		
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			So that was their methodology, that's just an example of their methodology. And they have worked
into their religion, a variety of, you know, of loopholes that you can get away from applying the
law, you know, the rabbi's have become skilled at it, playing with the letter of the law. And, you
know, so you turn it around this way. And that way, you end up doing what you don't have to you're
not allowed to do just like mentioned in the Quran about the that, that that city which was near the
see.
		
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			And the law tested them a city of Jews were on the, during the week, they'd go fishing, hard pressed
to find any fish. But on the Sabbath, Saturday, the fishes would be putting their heads above the
water, you know, dancing in the seat.
		
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			The big test is taught to do, you know, they want to catch these fish. So they said, Okay, what
we'll do is they made an inlet, right? A little channel into a pool inland, right? They dug a pool
out, made an inlet with a
		
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			kind of a door, right? So what would happen is because on Saturday on the Sabbath, they're not
allowed to work at this the law that was on them, you don't work on the Sabbath. So when the Sabbath
came, and the fish are all up there dancing in the waters, they just lifted up the that door, right?
So that the water would flow in, they didn't do any fishing and or doing any fishing here, right?
They just lifted up the door, right? And after the water flows in with all the fish, then they close
it back.
		
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			So this was their way and of course, I mentioned that he cursed them, turn them into, you know, pigs
and monkeys. Right. So this The point is that they knew the law, they knew they were not supposed to
do anything on the Sabbath, but they you know, worked around it tried to find some loophole to get
around it. And unfortunately, actually, that characteristic has come up amongst Muslims in different
degrees.
		
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			You know, one classical example was a, what I was told by some people, Srilanka, South India, where
		
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			people are going to make Hajj.
		
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			Right. And the molana told them, this is what somebody told me from them. Well, Allah told them that
when you're going to make Hajj or maybe to the movie,
		
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			make the intention to be Shafi
		
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			make make the intention that you will be following the Shafi madhhab during Hajj, when you come back
and you make the intention to come back to hanafy.
		
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			Why? Because the Hanafi
		
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			No, sorry, there shot phase the other way around. Right South India, Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka, the
shock phase, right. So this this is the other way around. And South Indian Chavez remember, for a
shock fe following the principle that if a woman touches you brushes her hand against you anyhow,
your widow is gone. Right. And if you're going to make Hajj, this is a trial for you. You're going
to the Kaaba people are you know, 2 million people or they're trying to make the off and some woman
touches you widow is gone in the middle of that by the time you go to the get to the bathrooms to
make withdraw and come back in Salah is gone finished here. So you have to come there ready and you
		
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			have to be able to get through what you really have to do. So they said okay, since Hanafi madhhab
their position is that if a woman touches you, you will do is not broken. So they said okay, your
you know your cha phrase we know but when you go for how'd you make the intention to be hanafy
right. When you come back then you make your intention to come back to Shafi.
		
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			This is loopholes. You know, either the position which you held concerning a woman touching you
breaking will do is valid is correct. Which you're going to stick by and deal with everything that
comes with it, or it's incorrect. Not we'll just deal with it that way when we're home and then go
We'll switch out
		
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			When we go for Hajj, no, this is playing and making loopholes. where that is not what is required of
us what is required of us is to determine does your will do break or doesn't it? Because you can't
have two things, right at the same time, which are opposites.
		
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			Right? Because that's what you've ended up with, isn't it? The hanafy says, You touch that woman, a
woman touches you, you have to do. The Shafi says you don't have to do, can you not have to do and
have to do at the same time.
		
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			Now these two things cannot coexist. So either you don't have to do or you have to do. So that's
what needed to be found out. And of course, when you go into the sooner, you find that problems are
seldom used to kisses wives, and only the salad straightaway. So if you didn't have to do from
touching a woman, then prophets, Allah was leading most of his Salah without Voodoo.
		
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			And that's something nobody wants to say. Right? So the correct position in this case, was that of
the Hanafi. School. Anyway, so the point is that Allah spoke about the Jews as a warning to us not
to fall into their trap,
		
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			the trap of playing with the law, the letter of the law,
		
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			right, so that you don't have to follow the spirit of the law.
		
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			In the case of the Darlene, the Christians,
		
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			their case of misguidance, is due to due to what?
		
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			Why are the Christians as a whole misguided
		
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			knowledge.
		
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			They have no real knowledge, no foundation for their teachings. It's all surmise, conjecture. That's
the reality. In all of their sacred texts are in authenticated, they've not been authenticated, they
don't know who wrote them when they were written.
		
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			That is the foundation of their faith. So naturally, they don't have a real foundation at all. So
it's all surmise. And that's why Christianity is got, you know, it's so fluid. You can go from one
end of Christianity to the other end of Christian nations and find people doing all kinds of things.
There no clear rules and guidelines, it's really you know, up to the people to make it however they
make it and
		
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			so they're misguided because of a lack of knowledge of ignorance. So when Allah tells us, you know,
to say seek refuge, basically to seek the guidance, the straight path, and avoid the path of those
who are the darleen those who are misguided, it is to seek
		
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			refuge from ignorance
		
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			and follow instead the problem is uncertainty instruction.
		
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			fallible Elmi for either Allah, Allah Muslim, seek seeking knowledge is compulsory for every Muslim.
That is what we have, which is the opposite. Every Muslim is required to seek knowledge. That's the
difference in our religion.
		
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			Right. So
		
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			when a lot told us about these two practices, it was to tell us to be aware of the pitfalls.
Similarly, when Allah here is talking about those who have most lost out with their deeds, he is
going to inform us about characteristics.
		
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			And in Surah, Al Asad.
		
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			Allah defines there
		
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			the four characteristics which a person must possess in order not to be a loser.
		
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			Here last talking in general, but these four characteristics you're going to find coming up in the
same discussion which brings in the following verses. And so I'll answer the four characteristics
are one correct faith.
		
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			Not just faith.
		
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			lol Edina amanu, except those who believe.
		
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			But when we say that in the Islamic context,
		
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			Eamon has a particular meaning. A man is not just any belief. It is the correct belief as defined in
Islam by a lot smarter Allah and by the prophet sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			This is the correct belief, right?
		
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			that's point number one number two Illallah de la mano y mano solid hot and
		
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			righteous deeds.
		
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			As the second characteristic for a person to not be a loser in this life one, he must have correct
faith, too He must have righteous deeds. And later on, we'll look at what are the characteristics of
righteous deeds etc. Third, truthfulness
		
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			whatever so bellhawk truthfulness, he advises others to adhere to the truth
		
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			while himself adhering to the truth, truthfulness.
		
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			And fourthly, patients, what are also the subject
		
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			that he is advising others to be patient and himself being patient. Those are the four.
		
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			Now,
		
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			actually, when this verse
		
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			was discussed amongst the Sahaba,
		
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			the students of the Sahaba they asked some of them what their opinion was in terms of who this verse
was referring to say, shall I inform you about the greatest losers regarding the deeds who are the
greatest losers?
		
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			So, I did not be what cos
		
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			I decided maybe because one of the major components of the process
		
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			when he was asked
		
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			whether this particular verse referred to the hero Rhea,
		
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			or the hero rights
		
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			who
		
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			were given this name,
		
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			because of the fact that they broke off from the following of Allie, it will not be tolerated during
the caliphate of Allah even Vitaly.
		
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			The struggle ensued between
		
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			Ali ibn Abi Talib, and whom
		
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			and Maja
		
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			over issues of
		
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			retribution for those who killed a man
		
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			of man even a fan the third Calif, Weiwei was one of his relatives. And he wanted to punish have
those who killed him punished. Ali Vitali did not want to deal with it at that time, because he felt
that
		
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			the establishment the establishment of order in the Muslim
		
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			state was priority will deal with us man situation after while we have felt its priority dealing
with this man first. So as a result of that difference of opinion, it ended up into a battle.
		
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			But those who are following alley.
		
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			Among them, were some who broke off
		
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			in an in a place or near a town called herradura. So they came to be known as the hero rights, or
huria.
		
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			And eventually, the most common name that they were known as later was,
		
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			huh.
		
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			Yeah, the cottages are the average. In English, they call the cottage heights, right, from corrodes,
which means to break off from secessionists they call it that's the most common name that they're
known. And they, in time, developed a system of beliefs.
		
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			And
		
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			that system evolved into states they established some states, some in North Africa, and some in
		
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			eastern Arabia, and today, the ruling clan of our man.
		
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			They follow a sect called a body or the body
		
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			and they are a branch of the average. That's just to put it into context. Anyway,
		
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			the Tibetans, they asked sidedness, of course, whether this verse referred to this these hero
rights.
		
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			And he replied, No.
		
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			They are the Jews and the Christians. This verse actually refers to the Jews and the Christians. As
for the Jews, they denied Mohammed Salah they had knowledge they knew it was him
		
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			because they were waiting for a profit to come. We know that. That did not be what Paul said. They
denied Mohammed Salah
		
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			right. That was
		
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			based on knowledge, and that's what puts them in that same category as alma dubya. lay him. And as
for the Christians, they denied Paradise by saying it contains neither food nor drink.
		
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			They denied Paradise by saying it contains neither food nor drink till the day. This was said 1400
years ago till this day, the Christians have this idea in paradise. It's just souls, souls coming
together.
		
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			That's how they put it. It's the coming together of souls. So for Muslims, you've got this kind of,
you know, exotic paradise where you're eating and drinking, and these men and women and all this
stuff. It's just No, no, no, no, this is not bad. Unfortunately, you know, a use of what's his name?
		
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			a translator of the crime. Now, Abdullah Yusuf Ali, he fell into that same trap, in his footnotes
talking about paradise when these things are mentioned. He said, Oh, these are symbols.
		
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			There really is no food and drink and sexual relations with these kind of things in paradise. No,
no, no, no, it's just a meeting of souls.
		
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			So they don't know what Paradise is, is their ignorance is the example of their ignorance. They
don't know really what Paradise is. So for them, it is souls meeting. So you, when you hear them
talking about what's going to happen, they really they're very vague. They really have no idea of
what's going to happen at the end of the world where people are going to be they know there is an
end of the world that no, there's a judgement, they have that much information, but what's gonna
happen, what is part of that is going to be like they don't know. They just don't know.
		
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			On the other hand, when some of the tabea in asked Ali Vitali
		
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			and one of the leading scholars amongst the tabin at the hack,
		
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			who this referred to they said it referred to the Harare group, the Hutterites
		
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			so aside If not, the workers said no to the Christians and the Jews, and
		
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			Abu Talib, Alibaba, Vitaly said, it refers to the hero rights. So what does he refer to?
		
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			Which one is it actually referred to? Well, everyone can hear he explained that this doesn't mean
that the verse was revealed concerning any of these groups in particular.
		
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			It's not reveal concerning any particular group. If so, then the prophet SAW Selim would have said,
would have identified that this verse is referring to so and so.
		
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			They are, the companions were basically only looking at groups of people to whom this verse may be
applied. So rarely, the verse is general, and it refers to anyone who worships or law in a way which
is not acceptable, thinking that he is right in doing that, and that his deeds will be accepted, but
he is mistaken and his deeds will be rejected.
		
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			So the versus General,
		
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			anybody who falls into that category, can be included.
		
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			A lot goes on to say in 104
		
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			i levena de la you whom Phil hayati dunia, for whom yoshua buena and whom your sin una Suna
		
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			those whose efforts were wasted in this life, while thinking that they were doing well.
		
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			Those whose efforts were wasted in this life while thinking that they were doing well. This first
law begins giving answers to the question which he raised in the previous verse, should I inform you
about the greatest losers regarding their deeds.
		
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			He first explains the general characteristic with respect to their deeds.
		
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			The Almighty share states that the real losers are alladhina dalesandro home philhealth dunya those
whose efforts were wasted in this life, meaning they did deeds that do not count deeds that were not
in accordance with the prescribed way acceptable to a law.
		
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			In other words, the second condition of righteous deeds is missing from Surah laaser second
condition of righteous deeds is missing. They went astray from the correct path. And as a result,
their deeds were either wrong in their essence or wrong in the context. Wrong in the essence,
meaning they were wrong deeds from the get go, as they say, or wrong in the context, meaning that
there are disbelievers so those good deeds have no value
		
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			Well whom the Aqsa buena and whom your sin una Sana.
		
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			And the worst part is that they wasted is that they wasted their efforts while thinking that they
were doing well.
		
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			That's the worst part. It's bad enough that you wasted your efforts. But what's worse is that you
thought that you were in fact, right on, you're on the path, you're doing the right thing. This is
the case of most people, like the Jews, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists communists, who all believe
that what they're following is correct. Thus, they continue to follow their beliefs, regardless of
what evidence to the contrary is presented to them.
		
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			There are also some among them who know their correct beliefs or their beliefs are incorrect. They
know their beliefs are incorrect, but they continue to do them out of pride, or for material
benefits.
		
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			Out of pride, for example, I will tell him, he is an example of those who continued in their way out
of pride because he knew he knew that the way of the pradesh the pagan beliefs were false, that
there were problems or Salah was correct, but he didn't give the Shahada. When the prophet SAW Selim
called him to declare his faith on his deathbed, he refused.
		
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			So here's an example. Why, out of pride because his relatives, his brothers, and others, were there
telling him Are you going to dishonor our forefathers, our class climate, you're going to dishonor
them by following Mohammed Salim declaring that their beliefs are all false and corrupt.
		
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			So he stuck with the family, pride of the family. And today, you can find that among many Arab
Christians are Christians are amongst the most difficult people to get the message of Islam to among
the most difficult Why? Because they have Arabic, they can hear the Quran. Yes, they have the Injeel
translated into Arabic. But you read that you read the Quran, it's like night and day.
		
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			It's like Shakespeare, and a kid's writings
		
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			and a nursery rhyme.
		
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			You know, the difference is so vast,
		
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			the power of the crime is there, they can hear it. But for them, Christianity has become culture.
It's their way of life. So when you convert when you leave Christianity, you are abandoning the
culture. So this is why they won't let it go. You will find that also amongst some Christian
		
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			of India.
		
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			Same thing, it's a matter of
		
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			culture and Hindus to
		
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			both let go. Because of pride in culture, though they know that their religion is ridiculous. And
this is the more educated amongst them the ignorant maybe they're, everybody's doing this thing,
worshipping idols, and that they just go ahead and do it. Right. And you might have a difficult time
explaining to them that this is wrong. But the more educated ones they know. They know how ludicrous
their belief is.
		
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			And how low the religion has sunk in their worship.
		
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			But they will not let it go white. Why? out of pride to become a Muslim. what it will mean to your
family, the shame and all these other key things involved.
		
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			sorts of very difficult step.
		
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			So that's one group, the other group,
		
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			right,
		
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			which we said are those who hang on for material benefits.
		
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			An example of them are the bishops of England, the Anglican bishops of England, a survey which was
done way back in 1984.
		
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			Among the bishops of England of the Anglican Church, right, which split away from Catholicism, they
practice in practice, they're just like the Catholics, but they have a different head, Henry the
Eighth,
		
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			right?
		
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			Henry the Eighth.
		
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			He wanted to get married again. Wanted to divorce his wife and the pope wouldn't allow him because
divorce is not allowed in Catholicism. So he said, Okay, we'll make our own religion here.
		
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			We're not Anglicans.
		
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			So he made another branch of Christianity, because he wanted to get married. Again.
		
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			That's how ludicrous it is. You know, I mean, Anglican who knows this is this is church history. I
mean, shouldn't that say something that my religion was based on.
		
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			A corrupt ruler.
		
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			Wanting to get married again. He created my religion.
		
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			Anyway, the point is that they did a survey amongst
		
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			Anglican bishops in the UK. And they are the majority of Catholics there too. But the vast majority
are Anglicans. So when they did the survey, asking them about belief in Jesus's divinity, that Jesus
was, in fact, the Son of God,
		
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			more than 50% of them said, they did not believe.
		
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			They said the bishops going before
		
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			the church every Sunday, preaching to the people.
		
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			But most of them don't believe it.
		
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			So, we have to ask, we ask the question, why?
		
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			Why,
		
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			you know, this was done, of course, the survey was done without identifying people, right. But you
had one of the bishops, Bishop Jenkins, of dirt of Durham, right, he was open. He actually stood on
the puppet and said, Jesus wasn't the Son of God, openly. They couldn't remove him. Because, though
some of them who were part of the more fundamentalist group, you know, who felt Yes, you have to
believe that, you know, to remove a bishop, he has to have been, you know, caught in some acts of
corruption. But the actual belief system is flexible enough that it had could accept a
		
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			bishop who didn't believe that Jesus was the Son of God, he openly said it.
		
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			Yeah, yeah. I mean, if he wasn't the Son of God, he wasn't God. Because to be God, he had to be the
Son of God, first and foremost. Right. So, I mean, this is an example we ask ourselves, and why did
they remain bishops? preaching at least Genki was openly told the people the truth, in that sense,
right? Regarding Jesus, but why the others are secretly keeping it quiet and just continuing. Why?
Because a bishop has so many material benefits. He has a nice home, nice car, his children receive
the top education in the office, all of these material benefits for you to just
		
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			kick that aside? No, it's very difficult. That's why a lot describes them. And you know, some of the
the leaders in the church that they're adjusting there for the money collecting up money.
		
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			So the material benefits they want to let go, actually, there was a case just a few years ago, maybe
about three or four years ago, I remember reading about one of the
		
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			one of the
		
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			Catholic Bishops in Ireland,
		
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			you know, finally breaking down and telling the people the truth, he said he'd been hiding it for
people for all these years, but he felt ashamed of himself. Finally, the weight of the burden of
living, that lie became so much for him. He announced on the pulpit that he didn't believe Jesus was
God. Of course, they got rid of him right away. They be the Anglicans. They're more flexible, more
difficult to move a bishop. But for the Catholics, you're out of there in a minute. So he was
deposed immediately.
		
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			The problems are solved. I'm also given an example of this situation
		
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			among Muslims, right.
		
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			He said,
		
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			Do you know he said to his companions, who is truly bankrupt? Do you know one who is truly bankrupt
and they said, The bankrupt among us is the one who has no money or a no property. One was neither
money nor property is bankrupt. mufflers
		
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			of masala Manasa said say no. The truly bankrupt in my nation
		
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			is one who comes on the Day of Judgment with prayers, fasting and charity. But he cursed this one,
and slandered that one, he consumed This one's wealth, and he spilled the blood of that, that one,
those people would be given retribution from his scale of good deeds. And when his good deeds
finish, then some of their evil deeds will be added to his scale, and he will be thrown in the
Hellfire
		
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			is coming with all these deeds, and the deeds are taken away from him. He ends up with a scale full
of evil deeds and is thrown in the Hellfire because of it that is the truly bankrupt
		
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			so those who lose the value of the deeds are missing the second condition of Surah laaser that is
righteous deeds.
		
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			The deeds are unrighteous, but they consider them to be righteous. Like those you have people in the
Philippines and other parts of the world, but I hear about it mostly in the Philippines. When Easter
comes around, you have people who have themselves nailed to crosses, they'll make big crosses, and
they will go and hammer big spikes into their hands and feet
		
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			on Easter
		
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			and they feel this is something good. While they're doing it, they're doing it, feeling that this is
a means of penance. You know, they're suffering as Jesus suffered. You know, it links them with
Jesus. And it's a good thing, something pleasing to God. But of course, in Islam, because as Alan
said, la da, da, da, da, da, you should neither harm yourself no harm others, and what is that, but
harming yourself on a major scale.
		
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			And of course, it was a lie anyway, because Jesus was not crucified.
		
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			So
		
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			verse 105,
		
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			la isla de la cafaro, big robbing him while he called he, for Habitat.
		
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			For la new como la homeo malkia Mati was now
		
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			they are those who deny the signs of their Lord and denied having to meet him. their deeds will be
in vain. And I will not give them any weight on the Day of Judgment. There are those who deny the
signs of their Lord, their mighty goes on to describe
		
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			other more specific characteristics of the losers, and the consequence of their denial like
alladhina Kapha Ruby iottie Robbie him, there are those who deny the signs of their Lord. The
apparent meaning here is that they denied both laws creational and is legal science. However, those
who deny the profits are solemn, who denied that he was a prophet of a law in his own time and after
his time, they denied a laws, legal science while believing in this creation of science. proof of
this is in our last statement found in Surah, and Anka booth 29 chapter, verse 61.
		
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			Well, I insulted him man, halaqa sama, what you allowed, was Sahara shamsul, camara. lyoko, Luna law
for you for Kuhn.
		
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			If you were to ask them, who has created the heavens and the earth, and subjected the sun and the
moon, they will surely reply a law. How then, are they deviating?
		
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			So they believe in a law.
		
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			They believe that a lie is the Creator of the heavens in the earth,
		
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			and subjected the sun and the moon, but they reject masala, the creational signs are the science in
creation, that there is a creator. The vast majority of people on the earth believe this. Those who
deny God's existence are few, vast majority believe that there is a God, however, so in other words,
they do not deny the creation of science. These are so obvious.
		
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			They don't deny the creation of science. And this is why in science when you listen to the
scientists, those scientists who study the universe,
		
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			astronomers, biologists, archaeologists, anthropologists, those who study you know, the allows
creation,
		
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			you find the percentage of believers among them in God
		
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			is very high at 90%. When you go into the pseudo sciences of psychology, you know, psychiatry,
sociology, now you find the percentage of disbelievers amongst them is very high. So the big
difference in these areas, that's why the others are out really sciences, the pseudo sciences,
they're based on theories, theories, people made up.
		
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			So
		
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			for it is natural for human beings to believe in God, from the signs around him. The universe is
clear. So the creational signs they don't deny. So when it says those who deny the signs of the
Lord, it's not referring to those signs. I mean, it does for those people who end up atheists, yes,
it refers to them. But for the majority of people, it's not referring to that it's referring to the
legal science of a law of science which have come in revelation came with Prophet Muhammad wa salam,
Prophet Moses, Prophet Jesus, you know, la masala.
		
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			None of the pagan Meccans claimed that there was another creator besides the law
		
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			Instead, they denied a large legal science, which the messenger of Allaah brought, while they call
E.
		
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			And they denied having to meet him, meaning they denied the day of judgment and what was coming with
it heaven and *.
		
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			And they argued against it in a variety of different ways. The Almighty quoted them as questioning,
well dorabella nam masala Manasa halka Allah you heal a llama here amin
		
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			and he puts forth
		
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			a parable for me.
		
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			That is the disbeliever in the legal science of a law puts forth a parable to a law and forgets his
own creation. He says, who will give life to these bones after they are rotted and have become dust?
Sorry, I seen
		
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			36 chapter verse 78.
		
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			And ally refuted their feeble arguments saying pull your hair lady Shahar Allah Mara, Wahhabi Cooley
halkyn aalim verse 79, it says there say the one who created them in the beginning will give them
life and he is completely aware of every creation. Logically speaking, recreation is easier than
creation for the first time. As I said elsewhere and sewer our room for this chapter was 27 wahoo
Allah de casa Marina do wahoo LA, it is he who originates the creation, and then later repeats it,
and it is easier for him, though for a lot, nothing is easier, it's all the same. But in a relative
sense, it is easier to recreate something than to create it in the first place. That's the argument
		
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			this argument becomes one of the proofs for the possibility for resurrection, and giving life to the
bones and dust. Those those who lose the value of the deeds are also missing the first and third
conditions of sort of
		
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			correct belief and truthfulness,
		
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			truthfulness, their denial of a lot of signs and resurrection and judgment constitutes false belief.
That's a false belief. And it is in fact untruthful, because the law has shown them is clear
science.
		
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			Then a law goes on to explain that the terrible consequence of their disbelief in science and
resurrection.
		
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			He states for Habitat are maloom the deeds will be in vain, meaning that they will be of no benefit
to them in the next life.
		
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			Elsewhere in the crime, a lot compared the value of the deeds to dust and to a mirage saying, what
Kadena Illa. I'm Illumina, Malin for Jana hubba, among surah
		
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			and I will turn to whatever deeds they did and make them like scattered floating particles of dust.
So for con 45th, chapter, verse 23.
		
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			Well, Edina cafaro Malou home castle Robin battiato in your symbolism are no
		
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			hotter Jaya who lamea Judah who Shia
		
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			as for those who disbelieve, their deeds are like a mirage in the desert. One who is thirsty thinks
its water until he comes up to it and finds it to be nothing
		
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			to regard regardless of what good deeds a disbeliever does, it will have no value in the next life.
		
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			If Allah wishes to reward him, he will give it to him in this life. One was become a disbeliever
after being a believer will lose the reward of his deeds in both this life and the next. As the
Almighty said, when my attended min Kuhn and Dini fire moto Catherine Fabiola aka habitat, our
maloom dunya Allah Hara, and whoever amongst you leaves his religion and die is a disbeliever will
lose the value of his good deeds in both this life and the hereafter. So Al Baqarah verse 217. If by
Allah's mercy he returns to Islam after a pass stating the value of his righteous deeds prior to his
apostasy will return to Him.
		
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			So,
		
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			the deeds of the believer
		
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			is rewarded in both this life and the next whether he can see the reward in this life or he doesn't,
but that of the disbeliever he will not receive a reward in the next life he will receive if Allah
wills whatever reward in this life
		
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			there is an exception
		
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			For those for somebody who did deeds in this life and gets a reward for it in the next life, but
he's a disbeliever who is that exception?
		
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			I will tell him
		
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			because performs Assalam intercedes on his behalf. We talked about it earlier, and his punishment in
the Hellfire will be reduced. So he does get
		
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			reward for something of his deeds in this life.
		
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			Hello goes on to say philon up moolah homeodomain. chiamata was now
		
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			and I will not give them any weight on the Day of Judgment. So after Ally's, given his ruling on the
deeds, the deeds will be of no value.
		
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			He now gives a ruling
		
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			on them.
		
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			ruling on the deeds first, now on them.
		
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			And I will not give them any weight on the Day of Judgment means that they will not have any value
to alarm that day.
		
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			Some said that it meant that their deeds will not be weighed, because the scale is used to determine
whether good deeds outweigh bad deeds or vice versa. And the disbeliever will have will not have any
good deeds to weigh.
		
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			However, the correct opinion is that all these will be weighed even kefir felt it meant we will not
make their balance heavy because it is empty of any goodness, alcohol and Muslim. They recorded a
hadith from Abu huraira and when she quoted the prophet SAW Selim is saying a huge fat man will come
forward on the Day of Resurrection
		
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			and he will not wait
		
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			any more than the wing of a mosquito to Allah.
		
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			And then he said recite if you wish.
		
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			Well, I know Kamala whom yarmulke Mati was now same purse
		
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			imamo core to be noted that this hadith text contains evidence for the weighing of people in the
scales and not just deeds. This is something scholars are of different opinions about what is
actually weighed, as adjust the deeds of the people, the book of deeds
		
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			is the people themselves etc.
		
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			He also noted that it contains a condemnation of obesity,
		
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			because it is generally a result of being distracted by restaurants from virtues.
		
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			And the added that it further indicates the prohibition of overeating. Then he quoted the following
Hadith narrated by Miranda bin Hussein, in which the prophet SAW Selim said, the best of you are my
generation, than those who follow them than those who follow them. Indeed, after you a treacherous
people will come, who cannot be trusted, who will give false witness without being asked to witness
and who will make oaths and not fulfill them, and they will appear among them, many obese people.
		
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			The best of you are my generation, and those who follow them, and those who follow them. This is the
well known narration, which is used to speak about the first three generations of Muslims which they
refer to as the salaf where people refer to themselves as following the way of the Salah, this is
what's based on prasa Sallam said the best generation was his generation, then those who follow
them, then those who follow them, that's three generations for three generations, that their
understanding of Islam is the correct understanding. We interpret Islam, the different issues and
principles of Islam, according to their understanding in order to maintain its purity. Some people
		
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			say oh, that's fundamentalism. Yes, it's fundamentalism, meaning that we tried to stick with the
religion as it was revealed to Prophet Muhammad wa salam, and understood by those around him.
		
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			Then the prophet SAW Selim described the time indeed after you a treacherous people that's after the
time of the Sahaba. A treacherous people will come who cannot be trusted will give false witness
without being asked to witness and will make also not fulfill them.
		
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			And they will appear among them many obese people. So the final statement of this narration is
obviously in dispraise of obesity is a big thing now in the West obesity, but actually spoke about
it 1400 years ago in Malmo code to be said, the reason for it is because obesity is scholar
		
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			Spain, you know, back in the 12th century 10 century speaking.
		
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			He said that the reason for it is because obesity is a result of overeating, excess excessive sleep,
and letting the desires have free rein.
		
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			Such a person is a slave worshipper of himself and not his Lord. Anyone in this state will
inescapably fall into haram and every piece of flesh grown from that which displeases or belongs to
the Hellfire
		
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			and the almighty condemned the disbelievers for excessive eating, saying, well, Edina cafaro a
tomato, onoway, aku, Luna Kamata, Kunal and one narrow masala home those who disbelieve enjoy
themselves and eat as cattle eat and the fire will be their abode that's the cattle eat until
they're full. They can't eat anymore. Problem Hamza Salam also warned against over eating in a
number of narrations. For example, even Omar jab at him Abdullah Abu huraira and Abu Musab
		
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			lashari all quoted above Salama saying I mean Oh yeah, Goofy man wha hidden? Well, cafeteria goofy
sobre RT M.
		
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			The believer eats in one stomach and the disbeliever as if in seven.
		
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			Even Omar also related to the Messenger of Allah forbade anyone from taking two dates at a time
without the consent of his eating companion.
		
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			And mme in my decarie stated that the earth the promises are seldom said the worst container human
can fill in the stomach.
		
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			A few small pieces of food to keep a person's back straight are sufficient, however, if his desire
overcomes him, if his desire overcomes him, then let him use a third for food, a third for drink,
and leave a third floor breathing.
		
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			imamo core to be said in this regard if the believer imitates the disbelievers taking pleasure from
whatever they take pleasure, everywhere at any time, where is the reality of faith? And where is the
implementation of Islamic teachings? The more a person eats or drinks, the greater his appetite. His
desire and his concern for food becomes the more lazy becomes and the heavier his sleep at night
becomes Of course they heavily sleep at night. We might say that something good. You know you can't
go to sleep. You know, sometimes insomnia heavy sleep at night is a good thing. But for those who
are conscious
		
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			as in Mr. McCarthy's time, you know, those were knowledgeable, heavy sleep at night was a curse.
Because what did it mean? You couldn't get up for tahajjud
		
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			in verse 106 a lot closes this series valleca Oh whom jahannam de Maka foru? What? Taku iottie rusu
li hua that is how they reward because they disbelieved and made fun of my signs in my messengers.
		
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			The Almighty now explains the ultimate consequence, and the end of the road for being among the
great losers with regards to one's deeds, the alakija, whom jahannam Bhima cafaro that is how they
reward because they disbelieved, it means I will punish them in * because of their disbelief. The
absence of the success Principle number one, correct belief, relegates a person to *
automatically. However, some excuses may be given for disbelievers
		
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			to get another chance, like the people of the interval, who didn't, the message didn't reach them.
And in fact, that's not a discussion in and of itself.
		
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			But those who add to their disbelief, mockery of a law, science, or in the worst state, as the law
said, what it was who Lee, who's
		
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			and made fun of my science and my messengers, those who ridicule a lot of signs and scorn His
Messenger seal their feet, and book their places in *. It is common for those who reject faith to
make fun of the true believers and the true faith. Though deep inside themselves, they know it is
the truth. As the Almighty said we're jaha do Bihar was the Karnataka and foster home. Little men
were alua they deny them wrongfully and arrogantly though their souls are convinced.
		
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			So a lot complete
		
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			The discussion, the
		
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			description
		
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			of those who
		
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			are the greatest losers with regards to their deeds
		
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			after discussing
		
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			the issue of taking protectors besides a law
		
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			and that is, of course an act of disbelief, it is shirk.
		
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			He has given us the various qualities or characteristics.
		
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			And as we said they refer in the end back to the four pillars of success identified in Surah alacer,
at least three of them were focused on correct belief, righteous deeds, and truthfulness, patience
elsewhere in the Quran, Allah stresses it, because patience
		
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			is critical.
		
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			But, if one has correct belief, and righteous deeds,
		
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			then it is possible to make it to paradise.
		
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			truthfulness is added assurance
		
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			and patience, further added assurance. So the verse focuses on the main two, which is belief and
righteous deeds.
		
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			truthfulness is understood from elements of it.
		
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			And when we go into
		
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			verse 107, we'll complete the surah in the next session in sha Allah,
		
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			we find in 107, that a lot goes back to those same two and uses it as the basis for description for
those going to paradise. He says there indeed those who believe and do righteous deeds will have
gardens of Paradise for hospitality.
		
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			We'll stop here if you have any questions on what we've covered.
		
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			So far, please.
		
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			Wanting to
		
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			protect this usually have the normal thing to further if
		
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			you handed in
		
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			this verse and they say that it's translated as friends don't take them as friends. Not to take.
		
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			Okay, brothers question concerning the use of the term Olia here in verse one or two, where Allah
says, do the believers think that they can take my servants as translated as protectors is the term
only out here. Whereas elsewhere in the Quran, Allah says, Don't take the Jews and the Christians as
Alia, men do Neela and it's only as that's translated there as friends, instead of a law or
elsewhere, it talks about state instead of the believers.
		
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			Well, the term only of course, has different implications, you know, and that is the nature of
language, that context may vary the shade of meaning that is intended here. So, in this first one or
two, not taking a lot of servants, you know, what he has created, as friends is not the issue here
is not the issue of friendship here, close friendship, you know, but it is more the issue of the
dependence of close friends, when you have a close friend, you depend on that person. So it is that
element, you depend on that person for their help when you're in need when you have problems, etc.
That's the person that you turn to. So it's that element of dependency, which leads now to disbelief
		
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			which allies condemning here. So this is why we use the term servants as protectors here, as opposed
to friends. In other places only are used actually in common Arabic usage only becomes to mean
saints.
		
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			Saints, they are Leah. This is what they call the Alia
		
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			and we know that the person who is considered to be the guardian for the woman, she's also called
the Wali plural, Alia, The Guardian. He is the Guardian what sense not friend, the father relative
to his daughter is not the issue of friendship here. It's the issue of protector
		
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			He's our guardian. So this is the element of the meaning of the word Wali plural. Alia
		
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			actually
		
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			means friends. So you guys are not supposed to be friends with us or whatever. Well in the verse
concerning Christians and Jews, it doesn't mean mere friend. It means close friend whom you depend
on. Instead of because the verse could goes on to say men do nilla
		
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			or in other verses, you know, when doing meaning,
		
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			instead of the believers. So it's not that you cannot have friendships with Christians and Jews, of
course you can. But where you take a Christian and a Jew, as your dear friend, is the person who's
your best friend, so on. So that is dangerous. That is dangerous, because, you know, Professor
Sallam said, Be careful who you choose as your friends because you will be raised on the Day of
Judgment with your friends.
		
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			So it means meaning not friends in the general sense, but friends, meaning who you take as your
close friend, who you will turn to, when you have a problem, you turn to this person for their
advice. So if you're going to be turning to a Christian or a Jew for advice, of course, you're going
to be misguided it's going to be it's going to hurt you in the end. And also the person who you
should not take as your close friend should be a Muslim, who will give you advice in sha Allah from
a Muslim perspective. So that is to protect the faith, not not talking about friendships in general
because having friends amongst them, you know, acquaintances who you are friendly with, you know, is
		
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			perfectly legitimate. Islam does not say we cannot have any friends from non Muslims
		
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			for the question
		
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			Okay, we'll stop here and Sharla