Bilal Philips – The Hereafter Part 2

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The speakers discuss the negative consequences of destiny and the importance of practicing Islam in a Islamic country. They emphasize the need for individuals to understand their needs and avoid unnecessary harm, and the importance of creating a will to avoid unnecessary deaths. The speakers also touch on the negative consequences of cutting births and giving births at young age, the use of language during prayer, and the importance of practicing Islam in a general way. The speakers emphasize the need for individuals to maintain their freedom and avoid discouragement from their situation, and discuss the potential consequences of not meeting their needs and avoiding alcohol and other foods. They also mention upcoming events and events related to religion.

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			would like to obtain copies
		
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			of these
		
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			discussions on these topics, they may contact whether garage, or xabier. And get a copy of the tapes
in which question
		
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			the question What is your
		
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			opinion about insurance in the present day? No Life Insurance is somewhat definite.
		
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			Receiving that insurance?
		
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			Well, I think this is again, another one of our topics, which we discussed.
		
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			Just
		
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			maybe we can save this, if we have no other questions.
		
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			Well,
		
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			the question of destiny, in terms of the
		
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			pillars of faith was the six
		
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			for a Muslim,
		
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			the issue of destiny
		
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			is identified by the process,
		
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			whether good
		
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			or evil,
		
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			no,
		
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			in terms of the actors,
		
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			I would not say that
		
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			they have a direct relationship,
		
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			the sense that
		
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			where we are going to be in the hereafter
		
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			whether we will be in the * or in Paradise,
		
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			in the green birds in five days or
		
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			blood,
		
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			this is already with it.
		
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			However,
		
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			that does not
		
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			affect
		
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			the fact that we are the one who determined that
		
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			we are the ones who determined we determined through action
		
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			through the effects of our belief in the era, we will determine whether we end up in paradise or
* the fact that a law already know
		
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			what we are going to do to ourselves does not change
		
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			the reality that we are the ones who did it
		
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			by you.
		
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			But you determined
		
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			Yeah, well that's you determining
		
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			you are responsible. So, when I say when you say you determine it means that you are responsible for
it, by your actions, you determine what your ends are going to be. So you are responsible for the
fact that a long road
		
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			what your actions are going to be that does that does not take it from your responsibility to see
the responsibility.
		
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			Again, you're going into your mixing.
		
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			It does.
		
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			Nobody should be for the sake of practice.
		
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			Practice. The point is that you started out by saying, no matter what,
		
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			material or spiritual life a man leaves.
		
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			His end is already pre determined. See now what does that statement sound like? It sounds like
you're saying if you are beautifully Why should
		
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			you use all your wealth in charity?
		
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			In spite of your sincerity, Ally's going to put you in *. No,
		
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			you're putting two opposites together.
		
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			It isn't, no matter what your life is in this life, it depends on what your life is in this life,
what was happening.
		
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			So you can see no matter what, no matter what, you know how righteous you are, you're going to know
how righteous you are, will determine where you
		
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			are, it doesn't matter what.
		
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			So this is why you have to do your best to ensure that the path that you want is the path that it
ends up being.
		
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			For does matter.
		
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			Okay, is important, don't stick those two together. It doesn't matter. Don't say no matter what the
problems are tell them, you know how to extend in a heartbeat, which seems to sound like what you're
saying
		
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			that a man will do the deeds of the people of Paradise,
		
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			until he reaches a point where he is in both length away from
		
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			the destiny will overtake him, he will start doing the deeds of the people of the Hellfire and die.
		
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			Similarly, another man will do the deeds of the people to help
		
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			throughout his life, until he remains there remains between him and * only the length of a boat
You know, when you find out how far it will go before
		
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			then
		
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			you will begin doing these people tie dye and dye doing those decent because
		
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			this sounds like what you're saying. However, I claim is
		
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			that what this is in reference
		
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			is a person who is doing the needs of the people of paradise. Without saying
		
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			follow up
		
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			is among the deeds of the people.
		
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			But not everybody who's making
		
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			a why and Buddha
		
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			curse are those
		
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			who are never given their prayer. So, those Salah is a disease of the people or
		
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			if one does it in a neglectful negligent manner, does it to be seen by people, then it becomes an
accidental carry them.
		
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			So a person may do the deeds of the people of Canada, out of the pressures of the society, the
pressure of family, whatever.
		
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			But along
		
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			will allow that person at some point in his life to
		
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			be
		
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			right like the example I gave you before. Have the individual come out of
		
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			this country where it's alive five times a day you have to pray on your job, everything prayer
prayer everywhere.
		
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			Family, emphasizing prayer very strongly from what's sold as a family a child is not looked at as
being some kind of reflects back on the honor of
		
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			1000s.
		
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			Now eventually, that child reaches a stage or age where he either gets a scholarship from the
government or his parents give him money. He goes to study in America.
		
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			soon as he gets off the plane and JFK. There goes whatever he had, like his cloak, finished. And you
see so and so is in the Disco's in the movie houses
		
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			and he dies with me.
		
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			That was his real self. what he was doing here though it appeared to be the deeds of the people of
paradise. He had no conviction. He was only going through the motions. So allows destiny will allow
him an opportunity before he dies to him. Why does he really believe and die based on that?
		
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			But still him who chose way
		
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			well the process on them I said
		
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			You know, first of all, give us a bribe, and receive the prize of
		
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			getting a ride or receiving bribes
		
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			or in the curse of a law.
		
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			Course.
		
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			Normally, the giving or the taking of a bribe involves taking another person's rights.
		
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			I mean, this is the essence of life,
		
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			because it involves the taking of somebody else's rights, when I bribe you to let me do so, and so,
you're letting me do something that I really wasn't supposed to do. Right, the judge and he rules in
your favor, really, you're taking the rights of the other person who has been cheated.
		
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			This is why it's essentially prohibited. Now, you may find yourself in a circle, where you have a
legitimate right
		
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			and this person is refusing to give you your rights unless you give him for money.
		
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			Now, you have to determine and this right is a critical rights
		
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			critical meaning, your livelihood depends on
		
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			when
		
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			you are allowed
		
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			to pay to receive your rights.
		
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			But if it is something that in fact, you can get by without even though it is your rights, it is
better for you not why, because though you would be paying and receiving what is legitimately yours,
you would be encouraging that person to continue to do it to others.
		
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			So, the sonic system tries to crush this by prohibiting it outright
		
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			in all cases,
		
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			should be avoided in all cases, except when one livelihood or life depends on
		
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			Well, the problems are Selim said that if any of us have something
		
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			that we would like to
		
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			give a will,
		
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			to someone,
		
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			we should not allow a knife to pass without.
		
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			So, if there is somebody who you know, you want to receive from, who normally if you die,
		
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			your inheritance will be divided up according to Sonic law and will not reach them,
		
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			then it is essential that you like
		
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			similarly, if you are in a circumstance where the country will not divide your wealth, according to
Islamic law,
		
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			you're in a minority situation where the rules of the country you know are set by British law or
French law or whatever they divide up according to their own system. This is prohibited for you as
		
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			that it is essential for you to write a will, which stipulates that your money must be divided up
according to Islamic law.
		
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			It's just that you would be missing out on a major good
		
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			right? You had an intention. You know, Allah gives you one reward for that intention. When you act
on it, then it is multiplied. Can
		
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			you be missing out on a nature
		
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			fog advice to the
		
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			before the action?
		
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			Well, you know the punishment of the grave
		
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			is not one that we can rationally explain.
		
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			What you're talking about here now is something which is beyond our senses.
		
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			So if you want to try to, you know go into, I mean, this type you know how it is and remember what I
said, One,
		
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			the person by the time he goes up and comes back down, he is hearing the footsteps of the people
walking away from
		
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			sudo su means that the time that is taking is virtually instantaneous.
		
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			It is happening very rapidly. So this process here could take place for all you know, before the
body is even burned,
		
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			it may or may not be visible to us
		
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			doesn't determine what exists. You know, because something is invisible to us, it doesn't mean that
it is not taking place.
		
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			So
		
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			rationally, when we try to understand how it is that a lot takes the souls when you
		
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			get the soul to connect to your body, we can understand that whilst we're living,
		
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			to go into the next life, and you're going into debt that we cannot comprehend, and rationally
explain
		
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			how it is that our bodies are regrown.
		
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			And the same that's to say that the problem is because lm has informed us of this information,
		
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			informed us
		
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			to produce certain effects on our lives.
		
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			We have to take that information and utilize it for our own benefit.
		
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			We have to understand that our ability to understand and comprehend the process of the unseen
		
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			is limited to whatever information has been given to us.
		
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			So
		
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			So can you see it?
		
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			Can you see this all
		
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			the windows believe that when you burn the body, you release the soul?
		
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			This based on their own writings.
		
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			We don't believe that the soul is really
		
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			our teachings are based on the Koran, a book of Revelation, which we can certify authentic,
		
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			there is based on folklore, fairy tales, handed down over the generations.
		
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			So, for thinking Hindu, you have to look at one and look at the other. Look at the practicality of
one and the practicality of the other.
		
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			And if he looks at it, honestly, he will see that what Islam has to offer in terms of
		
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			much more tangible and real meaningful than what Hinduism.
		
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			So we don't try to convince the Hindu
		
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			regardless think or Hindu, at least, you know, when you burn that body, that this is happening to
the body and how it is happening.
		
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			To try to explain that to me, what we were discussing with a Hindu are we looking into Hinduism, we
look at the essence of their belief. What is it?
		
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			What does that leave, call them to explain to you what reincarnation causes? What the caste system
means, what it does to people's life? What is the essential object of worship, Linda, foster the
Hindu about the lingo? You know, any thinking into
		
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			too much, you know? So I mean, Islam is very practical, very real.
		
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			you present the essence of Islam, which is the worship of one God,
		
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			who is not a part of this creation.
		
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			That's what you submit. This is what the teachings all call it. And that leads us to righteousness.
		
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			So I brought my thoughts on them and said to him was when he sent him to Yemen, coming up on the
front of people who are from Christians and the Jews, he said, the first thing that you should call
them
		
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			is the oneness.
		
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			The person you call if they accept that, then you explain to them that a lot has been ordained for
them.
		
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			First is knowing Walmart.
		
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			Next thing is submitting to a line and you build
		
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			so this is what if we're discussing with Hindus about Islam into this is where we have to
		
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			bring them the essence of Islam.
		
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			And then they can compare that to the essence of Hinduism. And any honest person will recognize that
Islam has gotten
		
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			the qadiani sector was founded by Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, Linda,
		
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			is based on
		
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			the claim that he was a prophet of Allah.
		
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			And with that claim,
		
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			he left Islam.
		
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			He and whoever follows him, these
		
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			are normal,
		
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			though they may do everything else in Islam,
		
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			what they believe in in terms of him being a prophet.
		
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			And actually, when you get into their theology,
		
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			you find that he has also put in a number of other contradictory and weird ideas.
		
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			But on the outside, if you just look at them,
		
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			in terms of their basic practices, they appear to be
		
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			this to the ruling, which has given them being non Muslims.
		
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			The major agenda is a musical show.
		
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			Well, this, of course, relates back to the other question concerning music. And just for the person
who asked the question, we have to say that music as we know it today, wind And
		
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			so, when we're talking about music, musical program,
		
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			produced by non Muslims,
		
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			then it's going to be
		
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			of necessity,
		
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			there is one aspect of music which is acceptable karmically, that is the voice,
		
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			male voice or females under puberty, singing accompanied by
		
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			an instrument
		
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			like a small drum, this has been allowed in Islam,
		
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			especially on the occasions of marriage, he
		
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			submitted this
		
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			beyond that
		
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			any of the other instruments, guitars, pianos, etc, these are prohibited instruments and the music
they produce is prohibited and as such, it is sinful
		
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			to not only produce this music, but also to listen to it.
		
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			Now, in a in a gathering, where this forms the major part,
		
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			then I would say islamically Muslims should not be fun.
		
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			However,
		
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			if
		
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			this is the only opportunity
		
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			for example,
		
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			bringing a more sort of more practical side, if we are to use the television
		
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			in
		
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			India or wherever,
		
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			on the television you have music shows.
		
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			So, if we had to say simply because that other thing exists, and we cannot utilize it, then we would
remove ourselves from being able to utilize the media.
		
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			Because if we advertise in a newspaper, they're also advertising for alcohol and a variety of
others.
		
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			So, our advertising there is in the midst of that which is limited. However, if we do not have media
of our own, we cannot afford to buy our own station.
		
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			Probably we could afford to set up our own television stations. Of course, that instead of going
into debt, but if we cannot afford and it is necessary
		
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			To carry that message, then we may utilize
		
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			an event or a form of the media to publicize
		
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			without taking part in the prohibited assets from that media.
		
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			So, if in the event and an opportunity is given for the speaker to get up, say something about his
lab or group of people, there's something about Islam, they get down and finish. And then the others
carry on with their own thing.
		
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			Find what it is, if it requires the Muslims also stand up and go through some of the emotions of the
musical entertainment, etc, then I would say Muslims should not.
		
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			So, for example, if a Muslim has a program on the race on radio or the television, he or she should
not use
		
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			the music, musical tune test to know for example, you know, usually each program has a what they
call a signature signature,
		
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			that you should use that for prohibited walk, however, you should use a portion of
		
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			the event, you know, are some music, Islamic song, which is in a form of acceptable, you should not
utilize they're prohibited
		
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			techniques,
		
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			you maintain your own integrity, though
		
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			there will be other programs on radio or television.
		
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			And this, of course, is part of the compromise
		
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			of Muslim minorities.
		
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			This is why the Prophet says
		
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			that his drug
		
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			remains compulsory
		
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			draft
		
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			remains compulsory.
		
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			So, anytime you find that you cannot pass
		
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			any place that you are, it becomes compulsory for you, if you have the means.
		
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			Unless
		
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			you are involved in the process of changing
		
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			or evolving the process of change. And yes, it's allowed. But just to be there to be there because
my family's there it is where I was born and this nonsense.
		
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			The arguments of the pagans
		
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			when they were brought, so he there was what our family is not what we grew up with. And
		
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			this is their argument not to want to accept.
		
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			We have a duty to allow
		
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			to submit to His laws.
		
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			And if the country that we're in, we are obliged to disobey the law,
		
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			in our daily Islamic practices are various aspects of Islam.
		
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			And we are not involved in changing that circumstance, making it so that Muslims can fully obioma
then it becomes obligatory on us if we have the means to make it.
		
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			There's no excuse, as long as you have needs
		
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			that you have no means. Of course, in any given circumstance.
		
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			There will be people who have
		
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			those who have no choice excuse because that is the destiny.
		
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			But those who are alive destined with a choice, and that is their responsibility.
		
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			Climate change the situation that they're in.
		
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			We don't need to go into that one, right.
		
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			Is the excuse, you know, for staying in New York City, right.
		
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			You know, or Columbia or whatever, right? No, this is not the excuse.
		
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			No, what we can say is we don't have to have a truly Islamic country. All we have to have is a more
Islamic country. So we need one where we can practice more wherever we can practice more we go
		
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			when one appears we could practice more you go there.
		
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			You're not you see as a Muslim professor and said
		
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			that you should be in this life like you traveler,
		
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			traveler
		
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			well as a Jew,
		
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			because she didn't read the New Testament,
		
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			she was a Jew. And truly in the Old Testament as it exists, there is virtually no reference
		
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			because the Jews
		
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			really removed these weapons, because of course,
		
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			they have removed these and modified the religion became a economic, you know, club
		
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			like the major
		
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			suspension of the
		
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			private club.
		
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			In the case of the Masons you can
		
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			join by making
		
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			the case of us, normally you have to be born into the club,
		
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			come in, by making your old
		
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			religion converting, you will always be looked at with suspicion.
		
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			But
		
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			in the case of the New Testaments, there are reference, especially in Revelations,
		
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			the whole process of fixing disease, when it first
		
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			after people
		
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			die, and Jesus will come back
		
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			to rule on the right hand side and God will come back, He will judge
		
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			will perform the judgment,
		
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			the whole process and the 144,000 times it will go to heaven.
		
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			But, actually, if you look into Christian theology, a lot of it is speculation. You know, it's not
really based on revelation,
		
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			book of the Bible called revelation, or something. But much of Christian theology, what you will see
when they describe the whole process, much of it is based on
		
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			the meanings of scholars of the past.
		
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			The concept of purgatory, for example, with capitalism,
		
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			there's no evidence for it really, in the Bible. When they say,
		
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			when you child, get the holy water sprinkled on, top guys, you're not baptized, you're not going
		
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			to do all the good you want. Leave all you want, you were not baptized,
		
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			finish
		
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			all of their own creation. It's not even in the textbook.
		
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			So much of Christian theology
		
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			is based on
		
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			tradition,
		
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			as opposed to Revelation.
		
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			When an unbeliever dies, this is totally prohibited
		
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			socially,
		
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			was prohibited from praying for his mother.
		
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			When he sought permission to pray for his mother, a lot of
		
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			this is stated very clearly by Muslim
		
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			pay for both his mother and his father. And we as Muslims,
		
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			to pray for anyone who we know dies in a state of disbelief
		
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			even though the person may have called himself a Muslim, but in fact,
		
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			he is committed to ensuring that we are not allowed to precedent.
		
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			First we pray for the person we know
		
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			guys to deliver.
		
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			Otherwise, we should not I mean, I'm not saying that we now are going to speculate. Also guys and
start to speculate. What do you really believed or wasn't on that we don't need to go into that?
		
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			Ultimately, as long as he was doing what is required to be Muslim in a general sense, and we accept
him as a Muslim, or her as a Muslim,
		
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			but if a person in their open action or statements have indicated this belief, like they rejected,
but I don't believe we have to pray
		
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			for whatever such a person should not be prayed. Very the most Muslims prayer should not be
		
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			You know,
		
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			this should not be good for them, nor should Muslims pray for them?
		
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			Well, you know, this is politics,
		
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			politics, which is not according to the Islamic guidelines. No, of course, Islamic reversal policy
is a policy. But, I mean, it defines our policies, without notice that these people have stepped
outside the bounds of Islam and have gone according to what is expedient for their political
relationship.
		
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			While still living,
		
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			living, of course,
		
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			perfectly.
		
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			I mean, not just uttering words he has no understanding is a mistake against
		
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			said that we should
		
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			we should encourage those who are dying to stay lion animal law, right. And people understand it to
me and say, even to those who are dead, of course, it's already been in their favor without
		
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			understanding what problems are, encourage somebody to stay, who understands and knows what to do.
So the last words, you know, are
		
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			confirmation of their belief. Now, for you to tell a non Muslim who doesn't know online, I'm one of
those who love you.
		
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			Guys, what good is that?
		
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			I mean, what do you have to tell him, you know, accept the law. As one, you know, he stated the
language he understands, you know, if he understood it, or whatever, afterwards, in Arabic, he said
this way.
		
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			So, what we tried to get them to do we find somebody who's done and we should try to get them to
		
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			come to the realization of the one that's
		
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			possible to get
		
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			if there is nothing of Islam connected,
		
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			for example, you may set up a school, which is a means of propagating Islam to non Muslims,
something of that nature is
		
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			for you, for example, to build a school for non Muslims,
		
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			when there are Muslims in need, this is a simple use of your money.
		
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			So that could not be possibly considered
		
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			evil
		
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			doesn't mean you can't do any good thing.
		
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			But you just that in the case of your wealth,
		
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			Muslims have a priority and
		
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			so, you are obliged to give them preference over
		
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			within your direct family.
		
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			There is a certain allowance given
		
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			in the case of
		
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			somebody who has done some good
		
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			to your family and you would like to leave something for
		
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			the good this is allowed up to a limited amount.
		
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			But generally speaking, you're thinking in terms of
		
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			then you should be thinking in terms of something which is going to either be propagated Islam or
providing
		
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			good deeds,
		
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			you know,
		
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			like
		
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			in terms of next slide
		
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			may alleviate some punishment for themselves
		
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			would not be
		
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			of the type
		
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			utilize
		
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			a non Muslim
		
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			demographic
		
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			if we do
		
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			something we take some benefits from from the point of view for example, like why is
		
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			an organization building in
		
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			which there is some kind of philosophical
		
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			principles involved for Muslims to utilize our purposes
		
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			I mean it will affect your level in health
		
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			but it will not take into
		
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			it
		
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			I will tell
		
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			you what I will call it who was so close to
		
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			rain raising
		
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			the family the
		
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			protected
		
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			if he
		
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			died without
		
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			the problem
		
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			that
		
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			only eats will be in the Hellfire but it is sufficient to make his brain boil
		
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			if that's what you said about alcoholics
		
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			when can you attend a church wedding or funeral say
		
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			of say a good Friend's
		
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			Wedding
		
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			religious life
		
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			Same thing with the funeral
		
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			reception which may be held in the home afterwards
		
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			one goal
		
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			and wishes
		
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			would
		
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			want
		
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			or after they've gone through the civil rights visit that person's family
		
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			tried to console them and in your population, you should be trying to say something
		
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			usual standard
		
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			marriage
		
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			in the church this is
		
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			a religious right.
		
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			Which is
		
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			similarly
		
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			he said that
		
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			he was
		
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			six writes on another book
		
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			Muslim invites, because he said for example,
		
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			that, you know, you should only you should not have anyone eat or partake of your food.
		
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			Likewise
		
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			taking you know, indications from nothing
		
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			unless it is our distinction. We have to make that clear not to say you can never go to a non Muslim
home.
		
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			But for you to develop friendships like you know, I'm just this is my friend. You know, he invites
me and I invite him and he invites me and
		
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			Tao isn't involved. You know, I'm coming to this place. I'm telling him something about Islam or in
some pamphlets we're discussing, then you shouldn't be going to go should you have been coming
		
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			to South China
		
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			but actually in Islam
		
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			god's
		
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			sakes
		
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			In
		
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			the US why we are predicted to eat, for example, the food.
		
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			And for the
		
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			Christians and the Jews were allowed because the fact that they have something of Revelation, and
they're close to Islam, that much that they have is honored, and we can give them power.
		
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			This is that that is an act of God, itself, the fact that Islam gives recognition to them for what
they have a revelation for them to reflect on the similarity.
		
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			Otherwise,
		
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			for Hindus, for example,
		
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			he has lots of any food
		
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			regardless,
		
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			important Muslims define who they are, and where they should be.
		
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			And their activities, to the non Muslims to be one of our
		
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			vegetarian food.
		
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			The food of the
		
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			Hindus period, really
		
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			is something which is for
		
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			Hindus, Buddhists, James, whatever, you know, once you go beyond that Christians and Jews,
		
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			these other groups, we give them a download, and go there and tell them we're fasting or whatever.
And let's say you may not go to see them or give them
		
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			a voice.
		
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			Well, you know, if you're in a situation of necessity,
		
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			then you're obliged by your necessity. And this is, this is part of the compromises that the Muslim
		
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			in the minority situation in the non Muslim government area of life
		
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			where you find yourself and you really look around, see how much you know you are compromising the
religion
		
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			a lot about making the change, establishing it.
		
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			So when Muslims come, they can stay in that
		
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			situation. If you're involved in that process, then fine. But if you're not if you're just part of
the problem, instead of being a part of the solution.
		
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			I would like to thank you all for
		
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			coming attending over the past year.
		
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			Together.
		
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			rubberband is
		
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			a lot of
		
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			traveling,
		
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			fighting back up against
		
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			a lot of products.
		
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			Well, I have to have to beg your
		
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			indulgence to allow me
		
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			not because the latter part of Ramadan, I'm going to England for a series of lectures, but also to
		
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			see my supervisor
		
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			have to present
		
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			the last
		
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			lecture in relation to
		
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			all the others.
		
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			give myself sufficient time.
		
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			Because
		
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			we asked them
		
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			to
		
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			be aware,
		
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			intending
		
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			to deflect on
		
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			the part of the reality of life such a way that it would affect our actions.
		
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			courageous just utilize whatever benefits
		
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			life
		
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			benefit