Bilal Philips – Tawheed Al-Uloohiyyah Part 1

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The speakers discuss the importance of unity of worship, Moore's Law, intermediaries in human affairs, and the need for empowerment and education in human affairs. They also touch on the importance of the holy spirit and the universal soul, as it is a means for attorneys to obtain materials and demand them. The segment also touches on the idea of " owe to others" and the significance of the symbolism of "the holy spirit."

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			Due to a loss of
		
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			profit from it,
		
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			all those who follow the path of righteousness until the last day
		
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			in the session
		
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			to
		
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			other aspects of selfies,
		
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			and
		
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			specifically it is in relationship to talk about
		
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			in the previous session
		
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			our first session we looked at the various categories of
		
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			three categories, the first
		
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			will be a
		
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			unity of last names and attributes and
		
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			the unity of worship of the law. And in the second session last week, we looked at aspects of
photography
		
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			and a small artifact, specifically concerning a lot of attributes, which is referred to add and
remove or is
		
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			being of office creation and lots of departments.
		
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			We also looked at
		
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			and
		
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			which relates to,
		
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			in the case of people
		
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			using astrology or astronomy,
		
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			fortune telling, etc, to give information for the future. And we showed how this destroyed
		
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			and how a Muslim
		
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			cannot be involved in such practices in any way.
		
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			With the exception, of course of astronomy, which deals specifically with the scientific aspects of
the position of the stars, as it relates to
		
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			Earth, in relationship to determining the months or the
		
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			directions to travel on sea land. In this session, we'll be looking at
		
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			data which relates to man's relationship to other human beings.
		
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			Where communication
		
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			is concerned.
		
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			One of the ways
		
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			by which
		
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			and the satanic forces
		
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			in causing people who fundamentally believe in God,
		
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			and are seeking towards how they've managed to get these people are strange
		
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			is by having them worship
		
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			other than God, while believing that they're worshiping God mentioned this. In the first section
session, he reiterated in the second session, and this session, we'll be looking at that in more
detail. We gave examples among the Christians, for example, who worship God through Jesus.
		
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			And they believe that in worshiping God through Jesus, they're in fact, worshiping God.
		
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			Similarly, the Hindus
		
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			in worshipping statues, believe that they're worshipping God, Brahma, who is present within their
statues. Now, what has happened amongst Muslims
		
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			is that
		
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			they have been
		
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			divorced from the direct worship of God,
		
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			to the introduction of intermediaries,
		
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			that is, people who will take
		
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			the prayers of one to God, people praise other people
		
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			with the intention that they will take those prayers to God. And we talked about this briefly in the
first session, because it also relates to
		
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			the arguments used by the people is that
		
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			we need intermediaries in this life.
		
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			To get things done,
		
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			we go to
		
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			someone who has influence what they call an advocate.
		
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			And this person will intervene on your behalf, talk to the higher officials so that you can get your
affairs taken care of and the
		
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			To say that this is the same thing that we need to do in relationship to God because of the fact
that we are sinful.
		
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			And as such, our prayers will not be heard. So the better for us to go to one who is pure of sin,
you know, like a prophet, or saint, somebody of this nature, and this person will carry our prayers
to God. This is the argument, the rationale which is used, when we pointed out the rationale, in
fact, this is paganistic.
		
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			It is
		
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			because it reduces God to the level of man, it is saying the same way that we have to use
intermediaries in our human affairs. God is like a human in the sense that he needs intermediaries,
when in fact, a law has specifically stated in the time that we just call on him only to call on me.
		
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			He didn't say call him those were close to me. He said call on me.
		
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			And in the past, how we were taught to pray,
		
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			say, only you do worship and from only you.
		
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			This is emphasized in our minds that we should not use any intermediaries.
		
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			What happens
		
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			is
		
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			that people, despite this very obvious information, which is
		
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			available to anybody who needs to
		
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			know it, people have been
		
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			blinded to this reality.
		
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			I can see the two ways right now. One is that
		
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			most people don't need to
		
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			do
		
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			is they parrot the Arabic letters and sounds.
		
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			They may learn how to
		
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			say the letters and the sounds, but they don't know what it says.
		
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			So they parrot the Arabic, believing that they're reading.
		
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			This is what this happens to a huge
		
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			sector of the
		
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			Muslim
		
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			not
		
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			saying
		
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			this is why
		
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			Christian missionary work has been successful among the masses of Muslims in areas where they've
been given a free hand like in Bangladesh and in India.
		
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			Now,
		
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			this means that
		
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			there has to be a move amongst Muslims
		
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			to return to the quad
		
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			to the leading understanding.
		
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			That means, since the majority was not no
		
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			one should be programmed to learn not just to paresis words in sound, to learn, understanding the
meaning of
		
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			the
		
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			word
		
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			that is necessary within the educational programs amongst Muslim communities that are being set up
in our time that Arabic has been introduced, has become the second language of every Muslim if not
the first,
		
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			this is a necessary step which has to be taken.
		
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			Similarly,
		
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			until that
		
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			becomes complete, where the vast majority
		
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			it is necessary for us to rely on translations. So, for languages where people do not have the
translations of the of the Arabic pride in their languages, then these transitions need to be done.
And for those who are speaking English or languages where there are translations, it is necessary
for them
		
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			to read the Koran
		
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			Arabic to help to develop
		
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			their consciousness of Arabic with the intention of learning the
		
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			Arabic grammar so that they will eventually understand the Quran as it was revealed, but for
understanding they will read the translation of the Quran and understand what a lot of
		
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			what Allah teaching them,
		
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			if we can get the masses back to the regular reading of the class,
		
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			in their languages, then a lot of the problems is faced
		
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			in the sense of their,
		
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			of their relationship to God, and their obligations will be solved.
		
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			The other
		
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			problem area is that
		
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			we observe
		
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			that some people seem to be more righteous than
		
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			and because somebody seems to be more righteous,
		
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			then people tend to depend on
		
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			this is a part of human nature. And actually, Islam encourages us to be among those who are right.
		
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			And said,
		
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			that we will be raised up
		
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			with those who are affected.
		
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			The one was your friend in this life, you'll be raised up as directed along with him.
		
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			So if you keep corrupt friends, then that's who you will be
		
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			raised
		
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			to
		
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			be careful about who you are friends.
		
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			On another occasion,
		
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			he
		
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			said that we should choose a righteous companion.
		
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			Because the righteous companion is like the perfumer.
		
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			When you sit with him,
		
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			either
		
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			when you have to leave, he will go away smelling good, because he's opened all these different
bottles and the aroma smells from this person has come over here. So you will need smelling sweets.
Or he will give you
		
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			a box, the small box.
		
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			Whereas the bad companion is like the blacksmith, the one who works with bellows blowing the air on
the hot metal and the beach, this with the other piece of iron, just taped it or whatever.
		
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			While he's beating it sparks are flying all the time.
		
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			So if you're in this company, either, some sparks are going to grow in your clothes and burn holes
in your kills.
		
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			Or you're going to grow away speaking of smoke,
		
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			you know, if you sit around or people smoke cigarettes, when you come away from them, it smells like
you smoke cigarettes.
		
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			So
		
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			the good companion is going to help you in one way or another. Whereas the evil companion is going
to harm you in one way or another.
		
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			So it is important for you to choose as your close companions, those who remind you of a lot.
		
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			When you sit down with them, they all they're talking about is this life, things of this life, they
want to get a car, they want to do this, and they want to do that. And then, of course, people spend
lots of time talking about these things.
		
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			Because, you know, you never have enough of these things. So it means that you have to be making
plans to get some more of these things, you know, which are illegal means to them to talk to you
about trying to do this dispute, you know, to keep this one and you're sitting there even though you
may not be intending to do this thing, you hear this all the time eventually going into your read
because you can't close your ears. So it is going into your head all the time. And it sits in your
brain and become subconscious thoughts. So you might find yourself under other circumstances
starting to sink in that direction.
		
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			So it is very important that you choose people as your close friends, those who are talking about
		
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			righteousness, you know the truth in life, you know, changes are positive.
		
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			It doesn't mean that they can talk about things in this world, because this is part of our life. But
it's just that that doesn't make up the totality of what they're talking about. And they're not
talking about the illegal ways to get these things.
		
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			So if you see
		
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			among people who are talking, you should advise them that it is wrong. And if they do not stop
talking in this fashion, you should leave them.
		
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			Because your hairs will be witness for you or against you on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			And if you sit there while they continue to talk,
		
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			then you are also partly in sin.
		
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			So, you are obliged by Islam to choose righteous compassion,
		
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			we understand that there is a tendency
		
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			for people to all those who appear to be more righteous
		
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			in
		
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			special places.
		
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			And
		
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			when these people died,
		
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			Satan
		
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			will come to the people and encourage them to start doing certain practices which are away from the
basic teachings of Islam which are connected to these people.
		
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			The government
		
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			explained this to us very carefully.
		
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			Concerning certain people, well, we're in the time of profit.
		
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			When these righteous people died,
		
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			Satan came
		
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			to their followers
		
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			suggested to them to make statues and paintings of these righteous people. And to put them in the
places where they used to sit.
		
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			The places they're home, by the grace, different places where they used to be, so that people when
they would come to these places, would be reminded of these righteous people. And that would in
turn, encourage them to do good
		
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			people
		
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			and encourage them to do good, they didn't wish.
		
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			However,
		
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			when this generation died off, time pass, data now came again to the next generations of people
since then, that in fact, that earlier generation was worshipping these statues and paintings. And
it was through their worship, that the rain came in, you know, with kids in society.
		
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			And so that generation started to worship. And both of them explained that this is how we first
entered amongst
		
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			that is how we
		
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			first insert among.
		
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			So this is
		
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			the last
		
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			one, it shows us why Islam is so opposed to imagery,
		
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			painting, statue
		
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			of living,
		
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			whether human or animal.
		
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			Because
		
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			when people choose objects of worship,
		
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			they most often choose those that are either in the form of human beings, to see their images,
whether they are images of human beings,
		
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			or their animal, they're at one with the elephant's head, you know, they had a monkey glass and
they're always either human beings or animals. This is the most common you find people also who were
worshipped just plain old stones. But usually they'll take the stone and carve some kind of images.
		
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			They don't usually leave the stone by itself and it becomes an object of worship. not usually, you
know, they just have no implements no means of carving. So,
		
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			this is the most common form of worship. And because of this tendency amongst men, then the issue of
our making statues and paintings, drawing the texture of humans and animals is totally prohibited.
		
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			At the same time,
		
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			we are also prohibited
		
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			from seeking
		
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			any kind of help
		
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			From those who die,
		
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			when a man dies,
		
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			he is
		
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			except in the case of three,
		
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			some good deeds that he has done
		
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			in the form of knowledge which people benefit from,
		
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			or sometimes he has made,
		
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			which was benefit continues.
		
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			orphanage have a good
		
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			or he has a righteous son, child who
		
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			this way he can take
		
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			care of him benefiting those
		
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			who are leaving,
		
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			he enters into the state
		
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			and he can no longer have any contact with delivery.
		
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			So,
		
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			such a person, no matter how righteous they are, I can do nothing for
		
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			them
		
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			explained.
		
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			Allah has favored some of us
		
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			in a variety of different ways.
		
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			But he should look to those below.
		
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			Because it better reminds us of Allah mercy.
		
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			Allah said in the bond that is favored, some men over others in wealth,
		
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			profits over
		
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			low, we look at the profits as one rather than the losses. Since
		
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			those are the profits, we favored over others
		
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			to directly
		
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			profit must
		
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			continually
		
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			recharge the revelation she received was direct Word of God without the agency of the angel.
		
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			Others again, the miracles that indicate the prophets Jesus
		
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			in terms of closeness to God
		
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			and this is something which the individual earns,
		
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			it is not merely a favor.
		
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			Because the favor which a lot gives in the case of wealth,
		
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			intelligence,
		
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			strength,
		
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			a lot. We have no right to be proud of. Because it's really not a result of our own efforts. It is
what the longest
		
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			and this is why Allah says that the best among us, to Allah is the one who fear the law.
		
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			See, this is a result of individuals striving.
		
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			This is what makes a man superior to another man. This is real superiority, one fears lost in drama.
		
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			That's powerful,
		
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			most noble of you, to Allah is the one who shares a lot.
		
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			Now,
		
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			this quality
		
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			or this nobility is known only to Allah.
		
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			This is what I like
		
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			to share with you know, he had said
		
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			the fear of the lie is here pointing to his heart.
		
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			None of us can judge who has taqwa and who does not. Ultimately,
		
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			we have been given certain signs by which we may judge on the outside.
		
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			If a person is not going to the masjid
		
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			he doesn't find we can continue to demand has no support or fear, or whatever he has is so small,
it's not motivating him to do anything.
		
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			The one who is always in the magic always fasting,
		
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			we can conclude that this man
		
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			but now Thomas
		
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			and you have some people would like to prey on this idea of
		
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			your event becoming
		
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			a judge who is a man is complete.
		
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			When we are
		
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			judging the level of somebody
		
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			This is why
		
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			after the Battle of for them
		
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			when they talk about someone was walking with some of the companions past people who are dying
during the battle.
		
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			And they were saying so and so calling up the name so and so is the
		
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			margin.
		
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			The margin on the margin did nothing.
		
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			So finally they said, they said they referred to 1% of entrepreneurs. There's no
		
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			I started in,
		
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			in the Hellfire, wearing the cloak, from the spoils the
		
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			companions with judging from the fact that this man fought
		
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			and died in the possibility that he was
		
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			having the highest levels of taqwa was guaranteed that
		
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			he will be in the Hellfire, where do you
		
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			have the spoils that you thought in other words, he was there fighting not too
		
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			long laws word, above all, because it is the to jihad, when one fights to keep a lot of words
uppermost, he was fighting for the spoils
		
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			what he could get out of it.
		
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			So his intention,
		
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			destroy any value that he would have gotten from dying in the past.
		
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			So this is all pointing to us. What are the odds that there is no means of determining
		
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			who are close to Allah?
		
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			No, a lot has said in the
		
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			show, close friends.
		
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			Holy app
		
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			is a term which Muslims have taken to be equivalent to say,
		
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			most Christians and the others they have a hierarchy of individuals who they call same.
		
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			People who they feel are on the highest levels of taqwa and being closest to God. So Christians,
especially the Catholics, will direct their prayers to these individuals.
		
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			And Muslims, not to be outdone, because they're always in competition with the Christians. They feel
like since they have a Christmas
		
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			celebration for the birth of Jesus, well,
		
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			we better than
		
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			the birth department.
		
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			They call
		
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			these leads.
		
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			They used to call out their own
		
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			Muslims, they don't want to get hit anybody get ahead of them. So we have to ask them to call them.
		
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			And
		
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			he said that you will follow the ways of the people before you insight inch foot by foot. So that if
they enter a user's role, you know the hole that delivers things in the ground when you're going
after them.
		
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			And they are you afraid to give them the jewels?
		
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			And surely, we have.
		
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			So in this issue of the saints, you know,
		
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			we have to have
		
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			pious people, because a lot of these people everywhere. So they have set up
		
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			the hierarchy of so called saints, and they've given them the terminology of
		
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			now, a law has said who is out
		
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			Yeah,
		
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			he's explained to us very clearly
		
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			who they are, and return what he actually means a person who is a close friend.
		
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			And it has a number of other meanings to, to being close, well relative use these tournaments are on
all sorts of
		
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			well, the one which
		
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			is most
		
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			relevant to us
		
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			is embarrassing, which a lot is in our in our area.
		
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			A lot of
		
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			our loans will stop loss.
		
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			But most people do not realize,
		
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			you know, if you have a person who believes in such a such a thing.
		
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			Why is it
		
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			that you believe that this person is
		
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			because he did this miracle. You know, when he died and the people went to his grave, water, they
have turned to milk and they drank milk, you already know, they are, you know, this woman was they
couldn't have babies and they went to three, that is great. But, you know, they got pregnant, you
know, all these kinds of all these miracles.
		
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			This is how people determine who is the winner.
		
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			But a lot of this
		
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			is only those who have Taqwa.
		
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			But most people don't realize that
		
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			they don't realize that the true criteria for what they call the liar, or
		
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			is that.
		
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			And
		
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			a lot
		
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			a lot
		
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			in
		
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			the world. Certainly no fear nor grief, shall overcome the only
		
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			those who believe and have
		
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			a license who the only are those who believe
		
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			elsewhere,
		
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			then he is one of those who believe.
		
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			So this tells us, so I said it's very important for us to be the one because if people
		
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			don't know who they
		
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			are, if they don't, then they will just follow the traditions of their parents or grandparents.
		
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			Which is, you know,
		
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			worshipping these
		
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			so called
		
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			any delever can be a one.
		
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			All true believers are
		
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			those who truly believe in a law,
		
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			living by that belief, they become different.
		
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			This is a reality. Whatever the law says,
		
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			most people don't realize that.
		
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			Now,
		
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			people
		
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			like to insist
		
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			that, in fact, we are not worshipping these.
		
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			We are only asking them to
		
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			ask a lot for us. This is a question. Don't mix this up. You're not trained to these people. Because
sure you have some people who are prey to that.
		
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			This is obviously
		
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			something bad happens. They call it yellow.
		
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			This is clear.
		
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			Nobody can argue that.
		
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			But then you have others when they know we're not doing this. We understand this. You know, we're
just asking these people to ask a lot
		
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			now
		
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			we're
		
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			calling
		
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			Anyone in worship
		
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			is worship.
		
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			If you call up anyone
		
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			who is dead, you call on them, to do anything for you to speak to a law or whatever.
		
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			So, that cannot be used to justify calling on others besides.
		
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			Now, there is a philosophy,
		
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			which is the basis of
		
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			what is known as mysticism, or Sufism,
		
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			which is widespread amongst the Muslims
		
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			promote the idea
		
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			that it is possible to become one with a lot.
		
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			Ultimately,
		
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			this is the vast majority of the branches have. Now, the symbolism in a sense is like Christianity
is that
		
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			if you say Christians believe
		
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			that
		
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			God has three parts, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost devoted to problems because you'll find some
Christians like the Jehovah's Witnesses, they'll say, No, we don't need that.
		
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			We only be
		
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			the father, and there is the creative
		
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			joy.
		
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			And you will find other branches will hold, for example, the
		
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			Eastern
		
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			Orthodox orthodox world and the father is greater than the sun, they're not equal.
		
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			So, you have a variety of different, you know, variations of this belief. So, why do they take off
one principle that seems to be the common principle you have always some exceptions. Similarly, with
		
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			there is a general belief that the majority holds but then you will have some exceptions we don't
necessarily Hold on.
		
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			So, what I'm talking about is the general teaching.
		
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			This general teaching
		
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			is based
		
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			on the concept that each and every one of us has within him, a portion of
		
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			our soul,
		
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			they believe,
		
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			to support this idea, if you go to the crime, you will find verses in the crime were in a lawsuit
		
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			in reference to Prophet Adam,
		
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			when he,
		
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			when he Allah fashioned Adam, and move in him, from his spirit, there is
		
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			a law when he created Adam, blue, a portion of his spirit into Adam.
		
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			And this spirits in was Adams descendants came, they carried each and every one within him, a
portion of this cluster inherited from
		
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			divine
		
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			and the goal of every human being, the real goal is to make that person which is divine within him,
reunite with the divine,
		
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			beautiful.
		
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			When you read the individual, you find the same teaching.
		
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			The Hindus believe that
		
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			the
		
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			human soul is a part of the universal soul,
		
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			which is released when the person ends his cycle of rebirth. When he reaches the state of Nirvana,
he no longer is reborn, then that divine soul which is inside of itself reunites with the universal
soul. This is their belief.
		
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			Some people will argue well,
		
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			just because the
		
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			If it doesn't mean that it's wrong for us to believe this, this is evidence that this was teaching,
		
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			because there is amongst Hinduism, you know, it is one of the teachings of the prophets that went to
the Hindus.
		
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			And this confirms the truth of art.
		
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			But
		
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			in fact, this is not
		
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			because
		
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			the spirit itself
		
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			is something which Allah created. Allah is not a spirit, nor does he have.
		
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			When the prophet SAW Selim was questioned about the Spirit.
		
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			And he asked a lot, a lot of things to say to them.
		
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			Your watchman
		
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			spirits is from my lord's command,
		
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			it is by my Lord.
		
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			Allah says, Allah, which is a thing to be,
		
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			he only orders
		
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			is command B
		
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			is
		
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			not experience, nor does he have.
		
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			In fact,
		
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			you find when you read through the wire, and then as I said, you have to read throughout the whole
Koran to get
		
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			the correct picture
		
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			of
		
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			the Islamic concepts.
		
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			Because if you take a verse out of context, then
		
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			the context of the rest of the brand, you can get other meanings.
		
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			A lot of refer throughout the Koran
		
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			to another thing, that being is
		
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			that
		
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			do we believe,
		
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			anywhere that a law says this is his, that this literally means that it is here, for example, when a
law says this is in reference
		
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			to profit following sentence,
		
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			and the capital which is sent to him,
		
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			this is a large cattle fence It was designed to allow us to graze and a lot of earth we have in this
verse, not a lot,
		
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			a lot of cattle
		
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			and out of the law, a lot of Earth
		
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			Do we believe that as long as they can,
		
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			when a lie refers to the masjid than the Earth as being we used to law, the house does have a law
degree the law and the house
		
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			he lives in a house.
		
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			So, a lot of will refer to certain aspects of his creation as being his
		
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			designee mean, in the literal sense his in the sense that it is actually part of him. There are
certain times when you refer to something as being a mystery refers to a prophecy, in a sense, when
a lot of friends for example, to His mercy
		
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			is used is bursty.
		
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			But it's just like yourself, when you talk about my hand and my shirts, these two things, two
different meanings.
		
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			If you think my my hand and my shirt,
		
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			my hands is something which is a part of you, my shirt is something which you acquired which you put
on you can take off is not the part of you.
		
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			So when we find that a law refers to certain things, in the Quran as being in we have to put it in
one of these categories, either something which actually is the meaning of
		
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			something from him directly or something which is from his creation.
		
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			And we find that a lot we refer to things
		
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			as a means of attorneys.
		
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			Because all houses on the earth are laws in the sense that he is the one who gave men the means and
the materials to make these
		
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			demands the materials and these
		
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			But the How old is in which he is worship a lot of different diseases is
		
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			because they are more honored. He has raised with them over the rest of the houses by calling them
because he is worshipped
		
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			similarly on
		
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			the counter which was sent as a miracle to Prophet SAW it