Bilal Philips – The Best Generation

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The importance of Islam in shaping culture is highlighted, along with the need for people to follow guidance and use their faith to make mistakes. The danger of false accusations and dangerous mistakes is also discussed, along with the importance of practicing and clarifying one's interpretation of Islam to preserve it and its purity. The importance of learning and practicing one's knowledge to achieve goals and avoiding touching women is emphasized, along with caution against taking up a hobby and building better buildings for public service.

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			I mean,
		
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			Allah,
		
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			Mohammed
		
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			due to a law
		
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			and success is ultimately for the pious
		
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			and the immunity of the law.
		
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			And those
		
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			who are practice.
		
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			I bear witness to there's no God worthy of worship but Allah,
		
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			and that Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam is the last messenger of Allah
		
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			titled The Best of generation,
		
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			taken from a well known happy
		
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			Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam said,
		
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			he called me,
		
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			Xena, Luna,
		
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			the best of mankind
		
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			is my generation.
		
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			Then those that follow them,
		
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			and then those that follow them,
		
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			statement, the problem comments
		
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			or statements of guidance for us
		
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			regarding
		
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			our implementation of Islam, our implementation and understanding of Islam
		
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			Allah
		
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			had said
		
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			specifically regarding that generation,
		
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			but also including all generations of Muslims
		
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			in
		
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			Cameroon,
		
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			who are the best
		
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			nation
		
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			extracted from
		
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			the generations of mankind
		
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			because you command the good
		
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			and forbidding the evil
		
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			and you believe in a lot
		
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			of comments,
		
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			statements
		
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			that his companions
		
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			for the rest of generation
		
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			is clarified
		
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			in the Koran
		
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			by what it is that made them the best of generations.
		
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			We know from the era
		
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			that they their faith,
		
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			their practice,
		
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			were built over 13 years
		
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			in Mecca
		
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			followed by another 10 years
		
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			the period of Medina
		
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			it is from that foundation
		
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			that they took Islam
		
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			to the corners of the earth
		
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			comparison to the nations around them
		
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			they were
		
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			equipped
		
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			militarily
		
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			weapons were not made of the best
		
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			of iron or steel. Their armor
		
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			was rare
		
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			there animals
		
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			donkeys, few horses and camels.
		
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			And they were not equipped with
		
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			the major instruments of war like catapults and these are the types of instruments that have already
been developed.
		
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			In Rome Greece furniture
		
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			yet
		
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			when this
		
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			raggedy back of
		
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			small in number, weak in equipment
		
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			met these mighty foes
		
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			we know it's
		
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			psychically that they vanquished them.
		
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			They defeated them, set them running back on their heels.
		
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			That made that possible
		
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			that we today,
		
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			in spite of our huge numbers,
		
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			and resources that are available to us
		
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			cannot emulate.
		
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			It was fundamentally
		
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			their face.
		
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			They were the best of examples for us
		
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			in terms of faith,
		
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			their faith drove them to actions that our faith
		
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			doesn't drive us to
		
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			the difference
		
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			because of that,
		
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			Prophet Mohammed ally seldom define them as the best generation.
		
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			They are the example for us to follow
		
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			in all walks of life
		
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			in order
		
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			to further
		
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			emphasize their importance.
		
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			Taking into account
		
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			their fallibility
		
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			said lots of some of
		
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			those purse, my companions
		
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			why people might curse the companions because
		
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			they made mistakes.
		
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			They were not infallible.
		
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			And those came after
		
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			New to their observance of their mistakes, may be tempted to curse them.
		
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			speak ill of them,
		
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			don't
		
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			curse my companions don't speak ill of my companions.
		
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			Because
		
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			if one of you
		
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			were to give in charity,
		
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			the equivalent of Mount offered in gold,
		
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			it would not equal
		
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			a handful or two of what they gave
		
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			the sacrifices which they may
		
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			not be equal by.
		
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			And as such,
		
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			in spite of the mistakes, which they did make, as human beings,
		
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			we have to respect them for their sacrifice.
		
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			Furthermore,
		
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			we depend on them for Islam.
		
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			A key concept
		
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			what we know of Islam
		
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			is what they conveyed to us.
		
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			All aspects of Islam, including
		
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			me are the ones who conveyed it to us.
		
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			We think ill of them.
		
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			If we hurt them,
		
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			then we have nothing.
		
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			We have nothing.
		
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			We have no for us.
		
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			And we have no
		
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			and that is exactly what's happened to the Shiites.
		
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			They cursed the companions.
		
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			They claim that all of them except for three or four apostates,
		
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			is what is defined by the moms or this one or the other one, their own individual.
		
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			And you will find in their writings
		
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			true core
		
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			which is how many times bigger than the crime that we have.
		
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			And which contains no verses from the bride which we have
		
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			a secret?
		
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			Why? What is this a product of the product of
		
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			cursing
		
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			because you can't cut them on one hand. And then at the other hand, say they gave us the revelation
from Allah,
		
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			you can't do
		
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			so by cursing them, they became obliged to deny the validity of the Quran that we have.
		
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			This is the danger of attacking the companions of the Prophet.
		
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			However, this doesn't mean that we go to the other extreme
		
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			to the other extreme, where we now look at them as being infallible.
		
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			And there's a famous, non happy,
		
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			which is quoted in circles regarding them, our topic
		
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			today
		
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			is today,
		
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			my companions are like stars,
		
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			any of them whom you follow, you will be rightly guided.
		
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			But it is a fabricated
		
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			tradition.
		
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			And its meaning
		
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			is dangerous.
		
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			The meaning of pressing the confines is dangerous. The other extreme of making the companions
infallible is also dangerous.
		
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			Because if we say
		
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			that they are like stars, any one of them we follow with the right guidance, it means that they were
infallible without
		
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			was asked by his companion.
		
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			If we follow him
		
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			in everything that he did, would we be on the correct path?
		
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			Mr. Malik said no,
		
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			unless the hobby was correct,
		
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			because the truth is
		
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			the only one who was infallible is the one in that grave. Mr. Malik was in Medina and he referred to
Prophet Muhammad in his way, he was the only one
		
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			and he did make mistakes.
		
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			These mistakes were permitted by Allah as guidance for the oma
		
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			to show
		
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			for guidance. So how to deal with our circumstances. Either issues of character,
		
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			or issues of faith.
		
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			Issues of character are issues of faith.
		
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			I know for some people
		
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			the idea that I've made mistakes is somewhat blasphemous.
		
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			But the fact of the matter is that these mistakes are confirmed in the class.
		
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			These mistakes are confirmed and
		
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			these mistakes are confirmed.
		
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			As I said,
		
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			they were clarified by Allah.
		
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			Allah did not make a mistake and it was less
		
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			if he made a mistake of judgment,
		
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			then allow was clarify that mistake.
		
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			And his mistakes are not between allow and around
		
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			between good and better.
		
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			This is clarify when we say someone's name.
		
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			For example,
		
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			when
		
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			on one occasion prayed for losses
		
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			in two records
		
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			There was over
		
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			those people who weren't into prayer too much they could
		
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			have been shortened left.
		
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			Other questions was not the usual practice across Monticello.
		
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			Did you declare has been shortened? Or did you make a mistake of
		
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			being a human being
		
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			responded to him, the prayer has not been shortened. And I didn't make a mistake.
		
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			You are mistaken.
		
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			However, when he checked with other companions, they confirm a contract with what you need.
		
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			not realize.
		
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			He then stood up the people who remained in the masjid, who were concerned about the law, they stood
up the item for tomorrow because he needed to do the whole and complete
		
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			mistake which he made was why was became guidance for what to do because from time to time, we make
		
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			note that wasn't done an expense to us.
		
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			It's a knee
		
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			problem,
		
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			told the companions what
		
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			it would not have registered.
		
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			As
		
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			you know, as perfectly as it was,
		
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			in the case when he made a mistake, and they learned to practice not only through theory concepts,
but actually going through the motions.
		
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			That made it much more focused in their minds to tell others about each
		
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			mistake, there was guidance.
		
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			companions,
		
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			were not guided by revelation, in the sense that they received revelation, they strove to live in
accordance with revelation, what they learned of the revelation.
		
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			I said, they were human beings.
		
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			This is why we can find the ration
		
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			in by Buhari other
		
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			wherein
		
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			some companions were
		
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			found to be practicing without temporary marriage, during the reign of
		
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			Omar Abdullah.
		
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			And he sent a warning to them.
		
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			So they better stop. Otherwise, you know,
		
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			he will have to
		
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			give them something to remember his instruction by
		
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			these companions, deliberately.
		
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			Meaning that they knew that
		
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			they were just
		
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			this is what she is, would have us believe.
		
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			He is the one who stopped
		
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			practicing with
		
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			temporary marriage
		
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			evidence there while they were practicing it.
		
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			However,
		
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			the reality is upon Allah forbid, during the final hatch, and prior to that, but not everybody was
present.
		
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			So before admission, didn't reach each and every component. So among them for those who continue to
practices until the information finally
		
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			there were human beings.
		
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			Our approach to the companion
		
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			is recognizing them as being the ones who conveyed Islam to our
		
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			generation.
		
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			We look at them as being human beings who made errors.
		
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			We don't make those errors, a justification for speaking ill of them, cursing them.
		
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			We recognize the sacrifices they made.
		
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			And we live according to their
		
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			guidance in terms of the interpretation of Islam, because by saying they were the guests of
generation, it is saying all
		
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			So that their interpretation of Islam
		
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			was the best interpretation.
		
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			This is where the concept of the seller comes from
		
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			referring back to the interpretation of the combined
		
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			because
		
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			when we reject their interpretation
		
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			and we seek to interpret Islam ourselves,
		
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			we deviate,
		
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			we deviate,
		
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			because from tafsir
		
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			to happy without their interpretation,
		
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			we will end up with our own religion,
		
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			as happened to the Christian
		
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			book
		
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			of
		
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			questionable revelation,
		
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			which is interpreted
		
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			according to the whims of each minister or Bishop for whatever
		
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			it is that the women's of human to interpret it, as they see.
		
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			The prophetic interpretation has been preserved by the companions of the Prophet Mohammed, from
Elias Allah, they have conveyed that
		
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			there is a further principle
		
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			which is gained from recognizing them as being the best of generations.
		
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			Islam is preserved in exteriority by recognizing their
		
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			superiority
		
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			meaning, Mohamed Salah was a
		
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			man after the city of Marina Malaysia
		
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			brings anything new into this religion which is not a part of it. It was rejected by a lot of
acceptable
		
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			guidance
		
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			to protect religious from innovation from change, which have happened to the other revelations of
		
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			companion.
		
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			Practice and clarification
		
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			helps us to preserve Islam in its purity. Meaning that
		
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			when people begin a practice today, for example, the celebration of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday,
		
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			which, according to historical records began
		
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			nearly 400 years after the time of Prophet Mohammed
		
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			in Egypt,
		
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			under the Shiite sacraments
		
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			when we challenged this fact,
		
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			we challenged it by saying
		
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			it not celebrated
		
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			did not instruct anyone to celebrate his birthday.
		
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			Nor did his companions celebrate his
		
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			birthday with the best of generations.
		
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			And they didn't celebrate this versus what we can only conclude that it is best not to celebrate the
		
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			practice of Islam represents a standard for us to preserve Islam and its purity.
		
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			They are the conveyors of Islam.
		
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			And even in
		
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			their various approaches
		
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			to the implementation of Islamic teachings, we can find many
		
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			examples many sources of guidance and direction for how we as Muslims should function today.
		
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			It is not
		
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			awkward to look back to them.
		
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			This is what
		
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			might refer to them as the best of gentlemen
		
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			There's a tendency amongst people when you look in the past,
		
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			something backwards to want to go back to the past.
		
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			But no, from the Islamic perspective
		
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			explained to us that this is the best approach to look back to the best generation.
		
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			So, when you come to issues for example,
		
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			over which we different today,
		
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			we find a number of different opinions held on different issues.
		
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			Whether it is in salon you stand up,
		
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			you played your hand back on your chest
		
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			in terms of women to cover their faces, or should they not cover
		
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			whatever area in which scholars are different.
		
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			And there is no clear evidence
		
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			to confirm one side over the other
		
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			where we have no doubts.
		
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			How can we deal with circumstances like
		
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			if there's an issue of clear evidence confirming one side, for example, in the case of
		
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			whether touching a woman breaks
		
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			where one school Shaka is
		
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			such a woman
		
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			to see many people who from the sharper image, they will come to heart, they wear gloves.
		
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			Some
		
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			practice I noticed in Egypt, amongst some Egyptians not to shake the hands of women,
		
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			they will put their hand inside the stove and shake their hand in the silver to avoid breaking their
wounds.
		
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			However,
		
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			other schools,
		
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			schools and double holds that touching a woman does nothing
		
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			at school, but if you touch a woman with desire, it breaks.
		
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			When you go back,
		
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			you find authentic hadith the Prophet Allah that He keeps his wife
		
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			finished the argument of whether it breaks with what has been finished? Yes, he was confirmed that
the
		
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			appellant is not going to lead the people in some
		
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			other issues as those that I mentioned, and there are others
		
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			where evidence exists for both sides and not clearly, you know, proving one side over the other.
		
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			What should we do?
		
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			We have the example of what is known as a sama. See Benny Fraser.
		
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			After the Battle of conduct, the Battle of the trench, instructed the companions to go to the
fortress of the courageous Jewish tribe,
		
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			which had
		
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			to treaty with elements cited along with the Vegas they connected.
		
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			He chose
		
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			to go to Bali forever, and to pray for lots of author there
		
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			in
		
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			the fortress or in the vicinity of the fortunes of money for a parade.
		
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			underway, combined into main groups around the way to
		
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			fortune on the way the time for after came.
		
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			And it became clear that if they continued to go to the fortress, they would miss
		
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			companion, discuss amongst
		
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			some said
		
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			when he said say after in body flavor,
		
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			that we should hurry up and get to it forever.
		
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			He said I
		
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			understood him to mean Hurry up and get
		
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			Savannah
		
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			said he said
		
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			they went on to the fortress after windows and they paid off their assets.
		
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			Mohammed Salah, when he was informed about this did not rebuke either of them.
		
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			However, on his way, he prayed.
		
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			He traded in his time
		
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			indicating that though, stay behind and praise, those are the ones who are correct, however, because
his statements could have been interpreted in two ways
		
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			he did not tell the others went on to buy the
		
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			others.
		
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			When they joined up, they continued the battle and death was
		
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			they didn't because of that difference of opinion now
		
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			to function with each other again after that,
		
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			they still continue to work together, play together everything else after that,
		
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			what for that one issue.
		
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			One thing is that those who felt the other thing
		
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			has enough guidance to us.
		
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			That if you
		
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			feel
		
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			that it is that when you come out of record to put your hands up,
		
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			don't stop those who prefer to put their hands down.
		
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			Don't stop those
		
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			sisters who decide to learn hip hop
		
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			should not look down on sisters who don't want to come.
		
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			They're covering them.
		
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			But they don't wear makeup that is covering
		
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			their faces.
		
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			Correct according to the evidence, and you do it
		
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			to your children, whatever. But don't make that now a sort of looking down and other than sticking
up.
		
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			Similarly with those
		
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			who choose not to,
		
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			they should not also look at the sisters who choose to do so. And being extreme.
		
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			This is not the fight of Islam
		
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			and Islam.
		
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			The issue of whether it is compulsory or recommended this is where there is the issue there is
difference of opinion among leaning fellas.
		
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			If they cannot resolve it,
		
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			then you have the basic level.
		
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			How can you resolve this with others whose knowledge is limited as your knowledge
		
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			you go according to your understanding and you work together because neither of the opinions is
outside of Islam.
		
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			With regards to
		
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			he was known to imitate the Prophet Muhammad
		
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			in everything.
		
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			tie this term in one way or
		
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			another left hand right hand put it on the right.
		
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			He took it off both ways. You got a silver ring
		
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			he walked this way with
		
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			these were the leading companies
		
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			this
		
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			didn't stop at the normal
		
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			No, I wanted to do that
		
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			this is what he chose for him the
		
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			majority of the companions were not known to do it.
		
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			So
		
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			today
		
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			when we look at that principle coming down to
		
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			this shouldn't
		
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			we have to make a distinction between the things as profit
		
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			as an individual he chose personally.
		
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			And the thing which he instructed which represents guidance for mankind
		
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			if you choose to do whatever he did,
		
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			but don't feel that those who don't do so, I'm not sure
		
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			where this address
		
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			has a specific meaning
		
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			a particular so
		
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			so if you're not in a
		
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			bubble, you're not wearing a suit
		
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			you're not innocent
		
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			This is
		
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			a mistake.
		
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			The sun now represents a principle of dress in terms of the Sharia is a principle of dress, not the
exact dress the father
		
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			which was his own personal choice, whatever used to come to him he was
		
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			except if you were given
		
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			a bright orange yellow in
		
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			certain things you didn't do
		
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			in garment you're above
		
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			and he instructed his companions to wear the garments above were
		
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			instructed them to cover
		
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			between the navel underneath
		
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			that is the basic requirement.
		
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			covering a course according to Islamic law doesn't simply mean having slots on that region. Because
if the clock is see through,
		
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			then it's not considered covering
		
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			if the clock when you wear it is tight,
		
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			so that it hardens your private parts and exposes them that is not covered in exposing
		
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			as long as
		
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			the region which is required to be covered
		
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			is in accordance with the Islamic principles then one is dressing in accordance with
		
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			but it's very important for us
		
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			to think about this and remember
		
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			that as we do not accept our wives
		
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			to go outside wearing tights in all these aerobic sites claiming that they're covered
		
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			right?
		
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			We shouldn't do the same
		
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			right.
		
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			Many brothers considered it perfectly okay for themselves work in pants which are revealing
		
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			but they insisted there was
		
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			not tight fitting and
		
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			the principle is the principle is applicable to them and it is applicable.
		
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			This is why in those countries wearing pants were warm of the past.
		
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			The people who are
		
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			which came down and covered the region of the site to avoid the pen forming the shape of that area
which should not be exposed.
		
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			They were * were so baggy, like Turkish pants,
		
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			baggy, and no matter what you did, it is not showing an exposure.
		
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			We should learn from the cultures of the
		
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			Muslim cultures that maintain both Islamic principles and dress
		
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			Going to the extreme of holding that adjustment in only one form. But at the same time, we have to
follow the principles
		
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			principles, which
		
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			outlined for us
		
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			opinion of the companions of the baton.
		
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			according to Islamic law, where they agreed
		
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			it's considered a part of Islam,
		
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			known as Iijima.
		
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			Muslim scholars have recognized from the earliest times
		
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			they are the best of generation.
		
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			So, the opinions which they all agreed on, meaning that
		
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			their understanding of revelation
		
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			was unified on this particular issue.
		
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			For us, that is the best understanding and we should follow it.
		
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			But were they different,
		
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			they have differing opinions,
		
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			then it is permissible for us to look at the different opinions
		
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			and the opinions of other scholars who came after them. And the one which appears most applicable to
our circumstance, not necessarily the one which is most pleasing to our desire, but the one was
applicable to our circumstance, we mentioned
		
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			with regard to the product
		
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			related
		
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			in some of the other companions
		
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			used to learn
		
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			10 verses at a time
		
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			until they gained the knowledge that was in those verses and acted on it, they would not go on to
another step of
		
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			this he said, we learned knowledge and its application to get
		
00:42:21 --> 00:42:24
			knowledge and its application together.
		
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			They have demonstrated
		
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			the proper way in which we should learn
		
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			not
		
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			memorizing the whole thing
		
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			without understanding what is within it.
		
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			Eating us to recite a thesis
		
00:42:50 --> 00:42:51
			which are unintelligible
		
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			now recite this for Baraka
		
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			are invented
		
00:43:04 --> 00:43:15
			fabrications, made about one particular story, somebody related to me recently about a man who used
to commit all kinds of things.
		
00:43:20 --> 00:43:21
			not praying.
		
00:43:22 --> 00:43:25
			But one day he came in his room and he found the core of the ground
		
00:43:26 --> 00:43:31
			and he picked it up and put it on the top of the shelf and a lot of forgave his sins and put him in
		
00:43:36 --> 00:43:38
			this monstrous fabrication
		
00:43:42 --> 00:43:46
			perpetuates a ritualistic approach to the
		
00:43:51 --> 00:43:51
			kiss
		
00:43:53 --> 00:43:55
			rubbed and muddied hug,
		
00:43:56 --> 00:44:02
			put in little pockets and tied around the necks of people and waves of children on the wall.
		
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			And I pray
		
00:44:08 --> 00:44:13
			what the Quran is saying, to understand and to live in accordance,
		
00:44:16 --> 00:44:22
			they are not benefiting from the example of the best of generation
		
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			we have so far, those will memorize the
		
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			hardest time coming and reciting for us
		
00:44:41 --> 00:44:45
			finishing two and three, four during Ramadan
		
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			reciting at 90 miles an hour, so much so that I don't have to understand Arabic will be standing
behind me not knowing where the Quran is.
		
00:44:59 --> 00:45:00
			You know
		
00:45:00 --> 00:45:02
			Afterwards they'll be asking each other what what chapter was he reading?
		
00:45:04 --> 00:45:05
			unintelligible
		
00:45:09 --> 00:45:12
			This is a disservice to the class
		
00:45:16 --> 00:45:18
			twice in the last year of his life,
		
00:45:22 --> 00:45:26
			no doubt, will make our prayers much more meaningful.
		
00:45:29 --> 00:45:30
			Something was insightful.
		
00:45:36 --> 00:45:37
			In general,
		
00:45:39 --> 00:45:44
			the companions learn knowledge and application together.
		
00:45:46 --> 00:45:51
			The students of the companions, those who came after maintain that tradition,
		
00:45:55 --> 00:45:58
			well known scholar from the next generation.
		
00:46:00 --> 00:46:01
			After that as a companion,
		
00:46:05 --> 00:46:11
			that when he began to seek knowledge as a youth, by the time he reached puberty, he set out search
and
		
00:46:13 --> 00:46:14
			rescue puberty that he set out.
		
00:46:18 --> 00:46:21
			When he was setting out, his mother sat him down and said,
		
00:46:24 --> 00:46:26
			if you write down 10 words,
		
00:46:28 --> 00:46:30
			and your faith has not improved,
		
00:46:31 --> 00:46:32
			check yourself.
		
00:46:35 --> 00:46:36
			This is mother's advice.
		
00:46:38 --> 00:46:40
			You're going to get this knowledge whenever you write.
		
00:46:43 --> 00:46:50
			You write down 10 words, of course, the writing down your knowledge and your faith has not improved,
meaning it has no effect on you.
		
00:46:52 --> 00:46:53
			Then check yourself.
		
00:46:54 --> 00:46:55
			Question yourself.
		
00:46:56 --> 00:46:58
			your intentions What are you doing?
		
00:47:00 --> 00:47:00
			What is your purpose?
		
00:47:02 --> 00:47:02
			What is your goal?
		
00:47:04 --> 00:47:06
			Because the knowledge is not having any effect
		
00:47:13 --> 00:47:19
			said that among the first people to be thrown into Hellfire will be a scholar.
		
00:47:24 --> 00:47:27
			The scholars are inheritors of the Prophet.
		
00:47:28 --> 00:47:34
			On the other hand, he says that among the first people to be thrown in our fire will be a solid,
		
00:47:38 --> 00:47:38
			solid,
		
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			what did you do with the knowledge which I gave?
		
00:47:44 --> 00:47:45
			I permitted you to learn
		
00:47:47 --> 00:47:51
			the ability which I gave you to gain to absorb that knowledge.
		
00:47:52 --> 00:47:53
			The scholar will say,
		
00:47:55 --> 00:47:56
			I taught people for years.
		
00:47:57 --> 00:47:59
			I pass on that knowledge.
		
00:48:01 --> 00:48:10
			Allah will say, you didn't teach them for my sick. We taught them. We taught the knowledge, so that
you would be known as a great scholar.
		
00:48:11 --> 00:48:13
			People would admire you and praise you.
		
00:48:14 --> 00:48:15
			And it was done.
		
00:48:16 --> 00:48:18
			People admired you and patience
		
00:48:19 --> 00:48:26
			for you in this life, there is nothing you will be dragged away on his face and thrown in the
Hellfire
		
00:48:27 --> 00:48:28
			among the first people floating
		
00:48:30 --> 00:48:31
			because that knowledge
		
00:48:32 --> 00:48:33
			wasn't for the sake of
		
00:48:35 --> 00:48:37
			he didn't benefit from this.
		
00:48:39 --> 00:48:46
			Because one of the foundational principles of knowledge in Islam is that it must be sincerely for
the sake of Allah.
		
00:48:56 --> 00:49:02
			And in the attitudes of the companions regarding innovation in the religion,
		
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			because as I mentioned earlier,
		
00:49:11 --> 00:49:18
			their practice represents the guide for us with regard to innovation we find in the collection of
the Quran.
		
00:49:20 --> 00:49:20
			When
		
00:49:22 --> 00:49:22
			Omar
		
00:49:23 --> 00:49:24
			went to
		
00:49:26 --> 00:49:28
			the clinic, the clinic
		
00:49:29 --> 00:49:30
			and informed him
		
00:49:32 --> 00:49:33
			met
		
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			many of those who memorize large portions of the fine will die.
		
00:49:38 --> 00:49:43
			So they should collect the chorus one sec. To preserve it.
		
00:49:45 --> 00:49:47
			Barker's reaction was no
		
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			no.
		
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			How can I do something which the Prophet Muhammad wa sallam did not do? This was his first reaction.
		
00:49:58 --> 00:49:59
			Omar has to sit with him and read
		
00:50:00 --> 00:50:01
			Explain
		
00:50:02 --> 00:50:05
			until Abubakar was convinced
		
00:50:06 --> 00:50:07
			that this was the intent
		
00:50:09 --> 00:50:10
			of the platform.
		
00:50:11 --> 00:50:14
			This was a large incentive for the
		
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			it was to be able.
		
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			And when they went to the Disney fabric,
		
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			who was the one chosen to do the job? And they both presented the idea to him, his first response
was No, exactly the same as Alibaba. And they asked to speak to them convincing
		
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			attitude, when people bring something new
		
00:50:44 --> 00:50:47
			attitude should be one of caution. No,
		
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			we should be very careful about doing things in the name of his last name of religion,
		
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			that there is no evidence for
		
00:51:02 --> 00:51:06
			the area of law or character.
		
00:51:07 --> 00:51:08
			We know
		
00:51:09 --> 00:51:11
			Mohamed Salah has told us
		
00:51:13 --> 00:51:15
			jenica nama
		
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			The one who constantly spreads rumors,
		
00:51:21 --> 00:51:25
			stories about people will never enter Paradise.
		
00:51:27 --> 00:51:28
			Very happy.
		
00:51:31 --> 00:51:32
			However,
		
00:51:33 --> 00:51:39
			the reality of our lives is that whenever we sit down
		
00:51:40 --> 00:51:43
			instead of thinking to talk about Islam and
		
00:51:47 --> 00:51:49
			different things, which are beneficial
		
00:51:50 --> 00:51:53
			family matters, advising each other a lot
		
00:51:55 --> 00:51:58
			of doing this, which you should be doing,
		
00:52:00 --> 00:52:02
			sit down and start to talk about other people.
		
00:52:08 --> 00:52:09
			He was doing this and
		
00:52:12 --> 00:52:14
			she was saying this is
		
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			this is the main topic of conversation, people in business.
		
00:52:27 --> 00:52:28
			The way of the combine
		
00:52:29 --> 00:52:31
			the time of obese is
		
00:52:33 --> 00:52:35
			when a huge lie
		
00:52:36 --> 00:52:39
			was spread about Asia
		
00:52:40 --> 00:52:42
			or the wife of the birth mom.
		
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			And one of the companions
		
00:52:48 --> 00:52:48
			that
		
00:52:50 --> 00:52:53
			they had involved themselves in adultery and fornication.
		
00:52:55 --> 00:52:56
			And this spread
		
00:52:57 --> 00:53:02
			by the hypocrites around Medina and some delivery
		
00:53:04 --> 00:53:07
			got involved male and female in spreading these rumors.
		
00:53:10 --> 00:53:11
			We have the example
		
00:53:12 --> 00:53:13
			of Abu
		
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			Al Assad he heard this story.
		
00:53:21 --> 00:53:24
			His wife heard the story. They sat down together
		
00:53:27 --> 00:53:27
			with wife
		
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			you heard this about me?
		
00:53:34 --> 00:53:34
			Would you believe?
		
00:53:36 --> 00:53:36
			She said
		
00:53:38 --> 00:53:39
			she asked him if you heard
		
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			that about me.
		
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			And he said no.
		
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			He said
		
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			Ayesha is better than you.
		
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			Hobbies, and better than me. So how can we begin?
		
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			Thinking the best about
		
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			this is the Islamic way.
		
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			This was the character which was expressed by the companion.
		
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			Thinking good. Somebody comes and tells you a story about something.
		
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			Except
		
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			don't sit and listen to it, though you don't agree.
		
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			Because if you sit and listen, you're part of it.
		
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			It puts a doubt in your heart. So when somebody else comes with another story like that, then you're
going to give it credit credence you will start talking about
		
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			stopping
		
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			people from doing
		
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			the best about your brother's
		
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			evidence comes
		
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			to the contrary
		
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			So in summary,
		
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			Mohammed
		
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			instructed us to follow his son,
		
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			and the son of the righteous caliphs who came after
		
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			he identified his generation as the best of generation, companions as the best.
		
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			They are the guys
		
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			who shouldn't go overboard in the sense
		
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			of claiming for them infallibility because they will follow.
		
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			But as a whole,
		
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			as a totality, they represent the guide for us in all aspects of Islam.
		
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			They're the ones who conveyed to us the Sunnah. And
		
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			they're the ones who conveyed to us the interpretation of the Sunda and
		
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			they were the best of generations.
		
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			And they were the best of example.
		
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			as Muslims, we should never engage in cursing them, speaking ill of them.
		
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			Instead,
		
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			we should follow their advice, their lessons, their guidance.
		
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			And
		
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			Allah was the keys with
		
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			that in the blind, that he is pleased with those
		
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			who gave their allegiance
		
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			with one
		
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			religious ensemble, allow it pleased with that.
		
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			And for us to be displeased with no allies pleased with represent
		
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			efficiency of face.
		
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			To face is to love those who Malala
		
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			and to hate those who maligned
		
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			we cannot love those who allow hate or hate those Malala is so something is wrong with
		
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			you all have an opportunity now to ask questions concerning our topic.
		
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			The best generation
		
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			sciences, the ones which are
		
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			relevant, and
		
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			say closest to the topic.
		
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			touching a woman that's not
		
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			who you can marry.
		
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			Know,
		
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			the point of touching a woman. Of course, what you're talking about here is
		
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			something accidental
		
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			because touching a woman in general according to Islamic law is something prohibited
		
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			from Agartala in authentic narration said that it would be better that one have an iron spike given
into his head than to touch a woman. We cannot
		
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			let us not have any mistake of talking about the fifth issue here of touching a woman and this is
something accidentally
		
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			accidentally touching a woman whether she is Muslim or me whether you are Muslim for her or not.
That doesn't change the issue.
		
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			Since we know that the best of generations is a generation or
		
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			two generations after them when we try to follow their lifestyles like sitting on the floor and mass
as opposed to high beds. This is regarded as being exchanged he's comment on this.
		
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			In business from the sisters
		
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			and their husbands wants to sleep on beds instead of taking a nap on the floor.
		
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			The brothers
		
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			and the wife wants to sleep on beds instead of sitting on the mats on the floor.
		
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			Let us say that Islam does not insist on sleeping on the floor.
		
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			It is perfect perfectly legitimate to sleep on a bed. Yes.
		
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			slept on. A mattress was made of the
		
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			farm funds, you know, sin covering so much so that when he got off the impressions of the farm frogs
to be seen in his arm and his size, and Omar said to him, you know, can we get something more
comfortable for you?
		
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			And Rosa Sullivan rejected it, he said, You know, he had no need of it in his life.
		
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			But he did not instruct us, the other companions did not do as evil
		
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			does not require of us
		
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			that we torture ourselves, okay.
		
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			With difficulties come the reward, but it doesn't mean that we have to create difficulties for
ourselves.
		
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			This is not the Islamic way. You know, as as aboubaker has said,
		
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			It is better in his view, he felt it is better
		
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			that
		
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			I
		
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			avoid
		
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			a calamity.
		
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			Right, and sign a law that I avoided it, then I fall into a calamity and be patient.
		
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			So nice
		
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			to know that I avoided calamity avoid a time of difficulty in central LA, but it didn't happen to
me,
		
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			then I prefer this person I prefer this than to fall into a calamity. and be patient. being patient
in the time of calamity builds the face.
		
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			We don't seek calamity.
		
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			says don't wish to meet the enemy.
		
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			That is a man now.
		
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			Those who wish to meet the enemy. But if you meet them stand for
		
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			principle in Islam.
		
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			Whenever he was given the choice between two things, both halau he chose the easier of the two.
		
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			This was his way. This was it. So now, whenever given the choice between to allow things
		
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			just really that whenever you're given the choice between proteins, it's also easier No, not two
things to allow things. Right. You know, the translation can mislead you think you have a choice
between holiday or ramen he chose
		
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			when he had a choice between two halau things he chose the easier of the two.
		
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			So if you have a choice between sitting on the ground on a mat
		
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			and sitting on the bed, there's no harm in choosing to sleep on the bed.
		
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			But if you personally
		
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			prefer to sleep on the ground,
		
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			then there's no harm for you.
		
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			Remember, in principle,
		
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			if you have a wife,
		
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			or sister as a husband,
		
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			if you want to keep on the map
		
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			in your spare time, you know, don't make life difficult for others so that you can fulfill what you
desire.
		
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			This is part of the Muslims concerns for his brother and sister most.
		
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			There are times when you have spare time, whatever your wife is visiting our parents, you know she's
staying overnight, whatever that night, okay, go underground.
		
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			deep underground.
		
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			travel with the brothers. Everybody else is kind of fun, man. You want to just carry a piece of
cloth, sleep on the ground. Okay.
		
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			But when you're home, the bed is there. You know, so make it difficult for your husband or your wife
		
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			or your loved one who was a companion.
		
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			He selected his son.
		
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			He has seen
		
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			the next Amir in spite of the strong opposition from grabs the grandson of the problem as I tell him
		
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			what about the hypocrites, hypocrites among the companions.
		
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			While we are
		
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			the human being
		
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			made certain choices for himself. He had
		
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			he ended up in a struggle with Ali
		
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			Khalifa
		
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			It is understood
		
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			by the majority that he was in
		
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			mistake.
		
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			But it was not a deliberate mistake where he was seeking power, you know, as some people tried to
put it that this was the cunning and sly muawiya right, this is how you read some books, you know,
and this is why the arbitration they had this chicken, you know,
		
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			this is distortion
		
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			in a distorted view.
		
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			Similarly, the issue concerning appointing his son,
		
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			he made his HDR in the circumstance, that there was fitness
		
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			difficulties which existed in order to minimize the fitna of the time
		
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			he chose to appoint his son.
		
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			There are some disagreements.
		
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			And perhaps we may look back at this time from this time and feel that this was not the better
choice.
		
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			The principle of a son, following a father as a ruler, is not something which is rejected in Islam.
		
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			Because we know that Allah designated among His prophets, Kings,
		
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			rulers who followed them in rules,
		
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			this was evil.
		
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			He would not a lot of times Allah would not have made the prophets examples.
		
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			Son of a ruler following a ruler in and of itself is not evil.
		
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			What is evil is when the rule is not in accordance with the rule of law.
		
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			So, the ruler rules in accordance with the rule of the law, when his father was also a ruler or not,
		
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			does not make his rule illegitimate myself
		
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			to the hypocrites,
		
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			please are generally not included among the companions don't consider them as combined into
		
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			those who were delivered, not known to have been hypocrites.
		
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			Let me think of the companions who are the best of generation, so are the statements of a general
state.
		
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			Not Included among them, were those who claim to have been companions, who pretended to be
companions followers.
		
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			But who, in fact, this believers in the heart
		
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			the
		
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			reverse of Huawei
		
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			designated Huawei to be among those who would write down the crime.
		
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			problems or felons have chosen him to be among the scribes writing down the Quran. And Allah knows
the future. Of course, I didn't know the future.
		
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			Allah knows the future, if while we are in tomorrow, and who wants to be a hypocrite wants to have
been, you know, an enemy of Islam
		
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			then allow would not have allowed them to give you such a normal and responsible position
		
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			which is in our hands is part of the work in terms of conveyance of the crosswalk of
		
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			the companion warrior.
		
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			And of course, there are many other things concerning
		
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			his life in the Hadees which generated
		
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			the need, which he did, for the sake of Islam, which none can deny, you have to be very careful of a
lot of the material which is around translated especially into English and this, you know, much of
the things Translated by Amir Ali is one of the favorites translators of history, you know, who was
Shiites know and promoting the Shiites views of Malia and others to be corrupt, etc. You know, we
have to be very careful when we look back at the history, that the information that we are reading
is in fact, authentic information, you know, narrated by two reliable sources.
		
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			That if somebody says that some of the later generations might be more knowledgeable or better than
the Sahaba that means they were men and we are men also.
		
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			It is true
		
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			Some people from the generations after the Sahaba, were more knowledgeable than some of them.
		
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			Because when the statement is made concerning the generation and the generation as a whole, not each
and every individual No, there were some amongst the top students of the hobby, more knowledgeable
than many of us.
		
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			So this when we're talking about the general ruling, we're not talking about each individual is
talking about the generation as a whole.
		
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			This is why I'm even told
		
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			that there will come a time that there will be some people who Dean
		
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			would be one of their kids would be equivalent to 10 of the deeds of
		
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			their faith in such glowing terms. Sahaba were quite surprised.
		
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			But he is indication obviously, that in times to come, there will be some people, as individuals,
who may have greater needs than them that may have greater faith than some of them with a hammer
that some individuals
		
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			that is real, of course, we have some groups of people, you know, take this idea, and try to use it
to promote the idea of the same as you know, so this is why you know, we can now recognize, you
know, so and so on the saints and this one is a status one. So
		
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			this is known to Allah,
		
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			Allah knows
		
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			a lot that on the Day of Judgment,
		
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			these things will become clear. In this life, we cannot judge that is clear from
		
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			where companions
		
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			were speaking of other companions, people who are amongst them, who died as martyrs, as being
martyrs was the paradigm of correcting them, in some cases, and thanks for so goes out.
		
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			Because there were things that they were doing. This, the rest of the companions didn't know about.
		
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			The number of addition
		
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			to that is showing us that ultimately, we cannot judge the latest generation, who is what, in terms
of faith, we can judge from our actions. You know, we say it's also the believer, also we pray, we
are alive. That is so nice. When we cannot bear witness to say thoughts are going to paradise.
		
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			We don't have that authority.
		
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			You said that the act of putting the cry in one volume to the collection is an act of goodwill,
		
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			or the science of categorizing hobbies.
		
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			If we use this in the linguistic term,
		
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			this is good.
		
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			In the linguistics, meaning,
		
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			not to say it was an innovation in religion. No, it was not an innovation in religion performs Allah
instructed people to write the material down. The intent behind it is its preservation.
		
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			putting it together into one text, to insurance preservation is only fulfilling the intent of the
problems or solve
		
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			the issue of why the problems are solved in order it's because of the fact that the revelation
continued right up until the last moments of his life.
		
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			And the materials on which they were writing was
		
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			of limited availability, they were writing on a variety of different sources. And
		
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			they were concerned with tried to memorize it and preserve it in that way also. So there are a
number of different factors which made it not practical to strive to try to write it down in one
single text during the lifetime of the problems.
		
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			But as the complaint is understood, that was the intent so was completed within a year after him.
		
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			The act of having the flops and mustard who started it and why
		
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			are they putting
		
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			I'm on a machine.
		
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			And it was added in hobbies, that prayer niche, the amount of stands is a curved
		
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			area. And what he stands is the architect
		
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			a number of years after the time of suffering, so some love introduced the niche, and the dome.
		
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			for practical purposes,
		
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			the niche was to increase the,
		
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			to amplify the sound.
		
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			No, this was this concave
		
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			structure amplifies the sound for those behind. If you speak it to a wall, and you speak to a curved
surface, you'll find that those studies behind can hear better, it amplifies the sound, but they
redirect the sound directly behind the sound waves, you know, are reflected. So you can reflect them
backwards straight behind the people behind, then you increase their ability to hear. So it was for
that purpose, meaning that if we built them up to today, without them It probably because we now
have amplifiers and is no problem is not necessary. Where people think that it is a religious
structure.
		
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			Whether that is a religious structure, and the goal was to increase the ventilation within the
masses. It also amplifies the sound. Whenever you walk on a decent dome and you say something you
hear the sound is louder, it helps to amplify the sound and increase the ventilation. Whereas now we
have
		
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			amplifiers, we have air conditioning.
		
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			Right? If a person feels that in building the masses, I must put in this myth Rob, I must put in
this dome, otherwise it's not a massive, then that person has fallen fallen into the dark, then for
that person didn't arrive in the dome is
		
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			because they've given it given its religious sanction that is a part of the religion, which it is
not.
		
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			And if we consider when we're building maps, it's a very important point actually, for us in North
America. And Muslims in general.
		
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			When we know
		
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			that the worst money that is spent is on buildings.
		
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			Worse money spent on building
		
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			the decoration of buildings, different narrations talking about Gotham in the future, our people
will be competing with each other in their buildings, you know, even in the masjid.
		
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			We have a limited amount of money
		
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			to put a door on the
		
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			door which we don't need. And of interrupts.
		
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			I mean, you see the cost of putting up a minaret
		
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			can cost almost as much as the machine itself. And they don't like the price for the dorm and the
minarets can cost as much as the market itself.
		
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			In my view, it is sinful to put it on there. Because that money would be better spent expanding the
size of the masjid putting classrooms making the school whatever, rather than just adorning that
building.
		
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			Using symbols which are not primarily Islamic symbols, which have come to be by custom to be known
as symbols, we should go back to the simplicity of buildings. This was the way of the elements
companions. What Islam teaches is simplicity.
		
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			I know when we when they people hold up the architecture of underload
		
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			see when they want to show Islamic architecture, the show of Andalusia you know you see people have
got these intricate carvings on the walls and you know all this stuff.
		
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			Muslim artist,
		
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			this guy spent 10 years carving the wall
		
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			and it's held up you know,
		
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			this is not something pleasing to Allah.
		
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			Like Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel you know, painting on its back as a picture of God creating
it. This is not from Islam.
		
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			That kind of energy is wasted energy.
		
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			The decoration of buildings like this Islam for both simplicity,
		
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			that time and energy better use in building more buildings that we need for you know, public service
or whatever, rather than just merely decorating. So that is like wasted money. I know in Muslim
tradition for the masjid, you know, it's usually got all kinds of paintings or writings and styles
and all that kind of stuff that adds to the cost. And it is
		
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			really
		
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			the intention you know, people because people into the art of
		
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			They will get their backs riled up. They don't like to hear this, you know, this Islamic art you
know we should be pleasing to Allah, Allah beautiful, he likes to beautiful, you know what, let's
not take this Habiba by itself.
		
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			That's a tricky habito by itself, look at Islam or the whole
		
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			Islam invites to simplicity.
		
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			Going to the masjid,
		
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			you shouldn't be looking at all the walls of the chandelier is in the distance, you know, to come in
here to worship,
		
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			not to be taken out by all this architectural, you know, wonder, to worship Allah.
		
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			The simpler It is like the pharaohs that were preying on, you know, all these pictures and colors
and all of you looking at training such as PC, you know, things such a movement.
		
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			This is this assessment, this is not pleasing to Allah, whether you take a prayer rock, which is
just plain one color, or designed as a simple the second tower
		
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			for one of our seller, when he gradients, corporate, you know, headlines, and it's distracting me to
get off, not to distract with our prayer, we try to avoid distractions. So the match is the place
for for
		
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			contemplation
		
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			and reflection on a law reading the Quran concerning the body, you know, not a Museum of Modern Art.
You know, we're coming in and
		
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			utilitarian Islamic architecture, as you said, for the thing that when we follow Islamic principles
and organizing our home, you know, where you're not coming in, and you're right into the essence of
your household, you know, no, you have an inner and outer area where people could get to come and
sit and they're not inside your house and what is going on inside your house. And you know, you're
not able to maintain certain separation within your house, that you're This is following Islamic
principles in the bathrooms and how they're set up. And all this and this is our Islamic
architecture at work serving
		
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			Islam, as opposed to this other excesses that have appeared.
		
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			Brother is raising the question of
		
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			finding a ID which contradicts the ruling of a scholar.
		
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			If we look at evidence is presented by both sides,
		
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			and there is Hadees, which supports one side and none to support the other side, then it is
perfectly legitimate to consider the side which is supported by their ideas to be more authentic.
However, I do agree with you in terms of caution, that we cannot simply take up a hobby, not knowing
all of the ideas of the subject, and then use it to draw conclusions and say, Well, this is wrong.
This is right and everything else. I mean, we can look at our caddies as used by other scholars,
right and look at the arguments of both sides and say okay, I feel this is more correct because it
is supported by the IV.
		
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			Okay, it's time for silica laughter So