Bilal Philips – The Last Ten Nights

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The speakers discuss the importance of faith in oneself and avoiding negative comments on others. They emphasize the need for a positive environment for everyone to live in, and acknowledge that everyone has a responsibility to create a positive environment. They also discuss the importance of trusting oneself and others' suggestions and actions.

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			alameen wa sallahu wa salam ala rasulillah, Karim, Allah Allah He was Sufi Minister nevison mochila
Medina.
		
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			All Praise to Allah May Allah decent blessings on his last prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, and and all those who follow the path of righteousness, until the last day, he talks about
fear of a law of consciousness of a law.
		
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			It is only real, if it produces in US righteousness.
		
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			Because it is in our recognition of a laws, knowledge of whatever we do, that we
		
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			affect or we change our behavior, the things that we might desire to do, that we might wish to do,
we refrain from doing because we are aware of the fact that a lot is aware.
		
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			The people around us may not be aware, Allah is aware. So this restrains us from doing certain
things, that we may desire to do.
		
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			So, the consciousness of Allah which is which
		
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			is designed to develop within us
		
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			is
		
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			Furthermore,
		
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			designed to create righteousness, create the righteous, individual, or the true Muslim. true Muslim
is one who fears the law
		
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			in secret and the public, whose actions reflect the fear of Allah.
		
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			He is a righteous, a truly righteous individual.
		
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			And this is the same, of course, for all of the pillars of Islam, not just passing, all the tenets,
that they're all designed to develop in a person's characteristics which produce ultimately,
righteous individuals.
		
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			And the mom went on to speak on how Islam
		
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			should affect all areas of our life. It should not be
		
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			affecting certain aspects, we go and we pray.
		
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			But then the other areas of our lives in our dealings with people, when we go shopping, when we
travel, etc, that Islam is not happening there. No slam should affect all of the decisions that we
have to make any decision we have to make anything we have to do, we should be aware, this leads
into a lot
		
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			is this acceptable Islamic, we should constantly be questioning ourselves.
		
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			That way, whatever choice we make, inshallah will be one which is the in keeping with the teachings
of Islam, and thereby be pleasing to God, and ultimately be added amongst our righteous deeds.
		
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			And equals to the verse from the blind wearing a lot said
		
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			that we should enter into Islam totally.
		
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			We should not be one foot in and one foot out part time Muslims, there is no such thing really.
		
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			Islam is a complete way of life.
		
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			And if we are serious, we have accepted it sincerely, that it must affect all aspects of our life.
		
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			Then he went on to describe a particular Hadith, which is reported in Sahih, Bukhari
		
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			had been shown some things or some scenes from the Hellfire
		
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			in a dream. And of course, we have to
		
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			be conscious that when the problems are seldom described something from a dream means this is real.
Because Allah would reveal to the problem,
		
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			certain aspects of the realities of creation, through his dreams. revelation came through the dream.
This is why I was talking to Abraham and a son.
		
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			When he dreamt that he was to sacrifice his son. He didn't hesitate and wonder it was just a dream.
Is it a acceptable dream? Or should I be? No, I want he had a dream that meant this was a command
from a law because that's what the dreams of the Prophet that's how revelation began, elements began
in the process of through dreams.
		
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			Whatever would come to the Prophet was revelation from Allah. So when the problems that Salah was
shown the seeds of the Hellfire, he was shown something of reality, something that we would witness
on the Day of Judgment. No, hopefully we're not going to be in the fire. The witnesses may witnesses
from other positions generalization but he mentioned, you know,
		
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			The case of different people, people who had done things which normally we don't necessarily
associate with a person going to *, for one of it, one of the things was a person's delaying in
prayer.
		
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			Another one was adultery. Alone, you know, we recognize the punishments that come in this life. And
the third was interest.
		
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			And the people who, no problem have seen people going through certain various trials in the
hellfire. And then it was explained to him why they were going through these trials. And these
people were identified, these are among the people who identified people who are doing these
different things, it is showing us that no idea, like interest,
		
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			or delay of prayer cetera, we don't necessarily associate with going to help. It is something which
can very well taken.
		
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			And
		
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			we have to then strive utmost to
		
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			fulfill whatever Islam is required of us.
		
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			That if we are sincere in terms of Allah, then it can't be something that we do when we feel like,
and we don't when we don't, it has to be something that we do all the time. And the only time that
we don't make the law is if, you know, we reach a state where we've had an accident, we've become
unconscious, you know, or we're in a state of sleep and weren't woken, you know, some circumstances
which are beyond our control,
		
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			were allowed will not hold us to account.
		
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			In those circumstances, of course, were excused, or otherwise, as long as we have any sense of
consciousness, then we would not
		
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			give up that prayer. nor would we treat it in a fashion
		
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			which we'll say is an expression of laziness. You know, where we delay the prayer to the last
minute, you know, we just joined the prayer, you know, catching the last record, there then goes, we
don't move until the farmer, we know were so far away from the masjid or from where they're praying
that by the time we get there, we're gonna miss the first three or five, maybe even the first four.
		
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			You know, we are aware we have a consciousness of what it takes, it doesn't mean that as soon as the
event goes automatically, you have to go to the masjid know, if you know your circumstance, that you
are in a position where you are critical to the masses, you know, what time they make the call.
		
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			You can continue, you know, from what and then go. But the point is that if you find yourself
		
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			if this has become a habit, we are constantly, you know, missing one rep asked from the prayer to
missing the whole prayer all together. I mean, this is something which has happened to you on a
daily basis. And it's something wrong, something wrong here.
		
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			salop you're not treating as it should be treated? And your faith is in question.
		
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			Because the law is your
		
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			basic expression of faith. If your Salah is not wholesome, it means your faith is not wholesome.
		
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			A lot curses those people who are negligent in their birth,
		
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			great and a lot of curse means that dead damn to *.
		
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			So we have to be very, very careful with each and every one of the practices of Islam and beginning
with Allah, because apart from that, Solomon said, it's the first thing that will be asked about the
Day of Judgment.
		
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			And if you don't make it fast, a lot, it's not like you have a bunch of questions, you know, when
you get 50 out of 100, you've made it No, if you fail question number one, so long as the rest of
the questions, you know, that is meaningless, you failed the whole thing.
		
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			So it is something where we have to maintain
		
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			that foundation.
		
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			That Foundation, even though for example, within ourselves, and we are human beings, it doesn't mean
that each and every one of us, you know has such an enthusiasm for prayer that we will never, you
know, we just say something or laziness and disseminating. No, we're all human beings, we all go
through it. You know, we shouldn't feel that because we've gone through a period of laziness or we
are in a period of business that we've left Islam No. But at the same time, we should be conscious
of it, and be striving to overcome it. Because this is part of the jihad, that we have to go through
this life. But we may not be on the battlefront in the sense of physical jihad, fighting for the
		
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			sake of alarm for the sake of Islam. We have a daily fight, daily struggle, which is one of the take
of alarm for the sake of Islam.
		
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			strive with ourselves, struggle with ourselves to overcome the desires which would lead us to be
disobedient to Allah to be negligent in the requirements and to make these
		
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			principles which allows provided for us, the founding
		
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			For a life of righteousness
		
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			and the the mom
		
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			spent a little bit of time also on the issue of Riba
		
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			because one of the people were described in the Hellfire
		
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			was among those who devoured or consumed Riba interests.
		
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			And he reminded,
		
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			you reminded all of us that
		
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			allies declared war along with his profit, and those who refuse to give up the remainder of
interest. That interest has
		
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			over 70 graduates,
		
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			simple as the which equivalent to a man having sexual relations with his mother.
		
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			And
		
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			he reminded us a lot that, that he has blessed trade and his current
		
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			interest.
		
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			So though,
		
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			we may see in interest and interest dealings, what appears to us to be great profit, great success,
material, well being, in fact, the curse,
		
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			it is better to be in a state of poverty, you're the one striving to avoid interest.
		
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			Because whatever wealth we have in that state, and everybody has some wealth, it's less violence
		
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			is greater than the one who has been this life, and destroyed the next one. So
		
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			there's so many verses a lot in the Koran, a lot, you know, reminds us not to make this world full
of
		
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			evil, and the good are not similar.
		
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			Even though you may see so much evil,
		
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			so much.
		
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			It's amazing. And it seems to be producing results successful people
		
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			should not met, it's
		
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			just part of the test.
		
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			They're not equal.
		
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			The second part is,
		
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			the mom reminded us that we are entering into the last 10 days of Ramadan.
		
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			These 10 days, the problems strove harder than he was tried, during the rest of Ramadan, in terms of
worship, charity, etc, he would make an
		
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			effort to
		
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			use to
		
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			put aside his wives in the sense that he would stop, you know, having sexual relations with them.
		
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			That he's, you know, in other dealings, of course,
		
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			and
		
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			he would
		
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			make an
		
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			effort to increase his prayers with charity. And he furthermore he would go into the market
		
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			on the night, of the 20th day, know that night which come, which is actually the night of the 21st
		
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			he would enter into
		
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			Masjid
		
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			and remain there until the last day of Ramadan.
		
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			And of course, we are encouraged to do the same,
		
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			to do it in Mecca,
		
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			or to do it in local Masjid, wherever.
		
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			Within these last 10 days and nights, there is
		
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			the night known as Laila from others, the Knights of power destiny
		
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			has informed us that it is amongst the ottlite
		
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			a lot knows which night it is, exactly.
		
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			So people tend to
		
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			establish it as being the 27th so they don't do anything until the 27th.
		
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			But truly Allah Allah knows.
		
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			Realize describes this as being equivalent to 1000 months
		
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			1000 months of worship
		
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			1000 months
		
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			fasting,
		
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			all the various good deeds that one may do in 1000 months, good deeds done.
		
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			The Knights of power are equivalent.
		
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			The 1000 months is the amount pointed out is something like 83 years 83 plus years. Most people live
only 67 years
		
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			with a lifetime
		
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			is an opportunity in one night to do
		
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			righteous deeds which are equivalent
		
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			value, the deed of a lifetime, more than a life, the average life.
		
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			And this is compromise mercy.
		
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			This is the greatness of a law, His grace, that he would make certain nights, certain days or
months, such that when a person does worshipping these times, the value is increased, to help to
wipe out our
		
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			white said that none of us will enter Paradise, on the basis of our deeds
		
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			and compliance out even you are messengers. So
		
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			why not for the grace of Allah,
		
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			whereby certain righteous deeds are multiplied in values, then our evil deeds would far outweigh our
good deeds, none of us would enter.
		
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			So this is amongst the signs of a lot of the graces that Allah has bestowed upon us. And naturally,
		
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			we would be foolish not to take advantage.
		
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			But of course, in doing so,
		
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			we have to remember that
		
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			the ritual of catching it
		
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			will not earn us the blessings.
		
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			As I said, people have set to 27 as being the Knights of power
		
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			for them, for many of them, the ritual
		
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			just like people said, Ramadan, at the time of worship, they may not pray all year long and they've
got to play in Ramadan
		
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			is that worship wants to earn them
		
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			the pleasure of
		
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			when the Prophet peace and lessons the parliament already says that the distinction between belief
and belief is, whoever abandoned it, whoever gives it up or release it, stop doing it as be
committed.
		
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			So a person who abandoned square
		
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			for 11 months
		
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			can one thing, prayer in that one month,
		
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			will make
		
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			will be acceptable to them will be pleasing to God.
		
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			Similarly, for one, play with Ramadan,
		
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			and attempt to be sincere on what they imagined to be the life the nights of power, Laila to others,
which is a joke.
		
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			Because sincerity is not something you turn on, turn off
		
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			the Knights of power, you turn it on, and you
		
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			turn it on and you're sincere. sincerity.
		
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			Sincerity is something which comes truly from the heart of the theorem and it's a sincere it's
		
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			not something that turns on and turns off. So if you're insincere.
		
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			No matter how sincere you are about trying to catch that point where you know, there's a lot of
lessons, you're not going to have the sincerity, which will allow you to catch.
		
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			This is why it is essential for us
		
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			to strive to do good
		
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			at every opportunity
		
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			we don't think of next year, when I get older, later on.
		
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			You don't think in that line.
		
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			Because if we live a life if we go through a process of insincerity, live a life of insecurity.
		
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			We will not be able to become sincere when we want to.
		
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			Like the people are described in the book when def overcomes them, their security begging them to
give them a little bit more time
		
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			to come back to give them a chance they want to do good in all the things that they left aside they
really want to do it now.
		
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			With social security, their baby
		
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			none of us can be sure of when the time will come.
		
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			If we truly believe that, then we have to apply what we know of Islam.
		
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			We can't delete because any delay anytime we put aside something with the labor
		
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			It is as if we don't believe
		
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			that we can die in
		
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			the end the law says is to know about people who feel safe from the plan of Allah.
		
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			I mean that a lot that you can be caught by death.
		
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			only person who feels safe from that is one who is
		
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			one would love
		
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			what there is to be gained from this life, one destiny and health. Only those people feel safe,
don't feel worried that they could die.
		
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			Because
		
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			of that worry, those who are worried, this leads them to strive to utilize the time opportunity that
they have to do good.
		
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			And be reminded that you know that during this period, during the night, the power that we should
strive to find within the odd months, or nights of the last 10
		
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			nights Ramadan, we should strive to control ourselves,
		
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			renew our ties with our family,
		
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			and seek forgiveness from Allah.
		
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			The seeking of forgiveness is something which we should make a normal part
		
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			of our life, daily life, we should always be seeking forgiveness. Because we're always
		
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			we're always committing errors, whether it's false, or indeed. So we should likewise, always strive
to turn back to him and forgiveness, as the problems as Elon Musk says that all of the atoms are
constantly making errors. And the best of them are those who constantly turn back to a lot invented
		
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			and eventually
		
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			used to say, Rob, this clearly violates that is, oh, my Lord, forgive me.
		
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			And
		
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			be reflected towards
		
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			us to say this, in a sitting over 100 times,
		
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			I think was not in the way some people might imagine.
		
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			Where people sit in a circle. And
		
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			one person says something that they all repeated, no. But in the course of the conference, I'm
sitting with his companions and talking with me, therapists
		
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			have suffered a lot.
		
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			You know, he would use these various statements of seeking forgiveness from Allah throughout his
compensation.
		
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			And this is why also we know that, you know, he had told us, when we close our session, we have a
two hour which is called comparison matches, or, you know, the atonement for what every evil done in
the city. And in it, we ask forgiveness from Allah, the One who usually closes here,
		
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			and
		
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			equals
		
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			some verses from the Quran,
		
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			and description of the righteous
		
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			that, you know, they don't commit certain sins from sort of, sort of moving.
		
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			Nowhere a lot describes the believers, you know, as those were regular in the fair charity, they
don't commit any, any lessons, you know, except
		
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			those who do so. But they turn back to line repentance, and believe this reaffirm their belief in
the law and do righteousness.
		
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			So it's not that the believers will never commit to any sin. But that's when he does come into sin,
when he does make an error returns back to a loss and repentance reaffirms his faith in the law. So
in other words, it's turning back to the law is not one of the ritual, but one based on faith. And
he does righteous deeds, that from that point, he strives to do righteousness, which will make up
for the ill that he does, and he doesn't repeat, he tries his utmost not to repeat those errors.
		
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			And, you know, he mentioned that these are Hadith where the Prophet of Allah, you know, talking
about the fact that
		
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			you know, if all of mankind
		
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			all of the jinn everybody gathered together and asked the law for something, allow us to give it it
doesn't decrease, what he has any way, shape or
		
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			form, it is up to us. Allah will give a law will answer whatever we ask.
		
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			This is his promise. So ultimately, on the day of judgment, and the law was mentioned in the
statement
		
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			that whoever finds good righteousness, you know, a good result. On that day, they have judgment,
then he should praise God, thank you.
		
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			And whoever finds evil, then he should only blame himself because the opportunity was here for us.
		
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			If we did not make use of
		
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			our own funds, if we made use of it, then we earned the blessing
		
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			that summarizes what I was able to get.
		
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			Anybody had any points that they would like to
		
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			We'll add
		
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			50,000 years.
		
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			Otherwise, now if you have any questions
		
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			concerning the topic of the hotel, or any comments, anybody would like to add to the concepts that
we're developing, then you're welcome to do so.
		
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			How to perform fair, when we're on a journey?
		
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			Well,
		
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			the combination of prayers or this process of bringing prayers from an earlier period, joining them,
known as
		
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			Gemma,
		
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			shortening the prayers that this process allows us to do, when he set out on this journey, once you
began the process of journeys, you know, this is understood as having left the precincts of the
city, the environment that he's in, once you set out, then he may you may do so
		
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			it could be an airplane, joining the prayers, sitting, most of the airplanes, you're not really able
to do standing, the only places available next to the bathroom
		
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			will be in the way of people and areas.
		
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			Sometimes on your flight,
		
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			you know, you may run into fights, you know, before it's time, right. So
		
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			what you may have to do is,
		
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			and of course, you realize that when you're up, you know, above the, the atmosphere there and you're
looking, you're seeing hogere, I mean, the sun is rising, though, if you went down on the earth at
that point there, you wouldn't see the sun. So there's a lot of factors there. So I mean, if you're
in the plane, and you happen to see the sun, I mean, you can still make your prayer, I mean, it
doesn't mean that you're actually gone beyond the point of making.
		
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			Otherwise,
		
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			you can
		
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			use I mean, if especially if you've made the journey, before you have an idea of you know,
approximately when the 5g is going to come in once you know around that time, you can go ahead and
make 5g from the plane.
		
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			You know, otherwise, if you find yourself in a situation where you didn't awake until the time when
the sun is up, and
		
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			when you you know, get off the plane, you make the project at that point in Alaska last forgiveness,
I mean, to something beyond your control.
		
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			the joining of the prayer as long as
		
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			as long as you're on the journey you are entitled to do so.
		
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			Some scholars hold that if you break the journey, at any point and separately in a place, you know,
you stopped for a day, two days, three days, they have different positions, that at that point in
time, you may still shorten prayers, but you may not join them.
		
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			But others hold that you can join as long as you can short you can join these are both allowed to
you
		
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			to brand their home.
		
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			Certainly,
		
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			you know, of course if one is able to pray before going there. It's better. I mean, it's a better
atmosphere. But if the time for prayer company, yeah, okay.
		
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			Yeah, well, then, you know, you pray that you pray there. I mean, the fact that they have work in
the home, that they have alcohol in the home, I mean, this is not in and of itself, you know,
something which makes prayer, they're prohibited. I mean, they may have idols in the room, you know,
they have statues of Mary and the saints, etc. I mean, what you do is you cover these things or you
go in, you know, before making the prayer, you put some cloth over it or whatever, and you go ahead
and you make your prayer.
		
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			He actually, you know, in Islam, as long as you're conscious.
		
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			As a male particularly, prayer is obligatory, I mean for females you have, you know, times when
they're under menses, etc, when they're excused from prayer but for males, as long as you're
conscious
		
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			Whereas the requirements so much so that the confines of the problems are telling us, what should we
do if we find ourselves and they give a hypothetical situation, naked, you know, we're shipwrecked
or something like this, and we are closed a lot. We're all naked. And we know when we started to
pray, you know, you're sending the mom.
		
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			What do you do is gravity you supposed to be covering your outer, you know, your private price when
you're praying? And, you know, you're not looking at somebody else when you're praying. So they ask
you, what are we doing this circumstance? I mean, they're trying to find in their circumstance, when
we will be excused from prayer, that you pray in one line, the mommy doesn't stand up the first
you've always said
		
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			that there is no type, there is no excuse.
		
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			You know, the pair is honest, you know, wherever and whenever we are conscious.
		
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			The question was, you know, when we're on the plane, I mean, we've come to the issue of Qibla comes
into play, you know, if we're leaving Mecca and heading to America, we know that Qibla is back this
way, right?
		
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			It is back this way. And we're sitting in the plane this way.
		
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			It's easier said than done.
		
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			You know, the point is that, what you may do is you turn your head towards Qibla. And making your
intention and then you pray in the direction that you that you are obliged to pray based on where
you're sitting is sitting.
		
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			And you have to remember, in any case,
		
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			that wherever you are on Earth, remember the earth is a globe.
		
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			And ultimately, the Earth is a globe.
		
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			So, if you turn your back to the Kaaba, you're still facing it the other way around.
		
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			But of course, for one, if one is inside of the Kaaba, for one to turn one's back to the Kaaba, that
means one is deliberately turning away from the Kaaba, and this is permitted, for me forbidden. But
you know, this in a general sense. So you don't, you know, let yourself get into a situation where
you think you're not facing the carbon source, ultimately, understand your circumstance. And with
that intention of praying towards the Kaaba, you know, you
		
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			go ahead and shall it is acceptable
		
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			to direct the exact location
		
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			knowing or not knowing whether or not or whatever,
		
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			just ask
		
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			for, you know, wake up prior to sunlight.
		
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			Or you ask for
		
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			direction from the from the side, they will gladly provide you with a direction give you a bearing,
as to, okay, the sun should be rising at a particular time.
		
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			Sure.
		
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			It's not that difficult for us to get that information. And we should make use of what opportunities
are there? You know,
		
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			if you couldn't make it
		
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			last five days.
		
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			Yeah, I mean, whatever, you can have that period, you know, it is a credit your intention, you know,
I mean, by going into the masjid, whether it's even only one day, this is all available to you, he
went there. And so, you know, like, I mean, according to, yes.
		
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			Well, if you The thing is that if you deliberately set in your mind, that, you know, each year I
will only do it on the last five, this because you're setting it sooner for yourself. Right? When
you are able to do it for the 10.
		
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			See, then now you're entering into the area of Finance.
		
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			But if you are doing it according to what is available, that's the time that you got off from your
job, or you had certain things that you have to deal with your family before you could go into that
to golf. And that's just the time that you were able to catch, and it's perfectly okay. Because you
see,
		
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			the only way we can say that only 10 days is only these 10 days. Is this a problem as Alan said, so
		
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			he went in for the last time and this is what is preferable.
		
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			Not to say you cannot go in unless it's the last 10 then we have to have evidence for that
prohibition.
		
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			So what does according to what one is able to do
		
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			in this is, as far as I've understood, this is
		
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			what I can see,
		
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			banks was dealing interest
		
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			for most of us, you know, being from countries where all the banks in our countries yield an
interest,
		
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			we, you know, are encouraged
		
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			by the Islamic principle of avoiding
		
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			dealing with people who are dealing with interest, or supporting their institutions,
		
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			or companies etc. We are encouraged by them to set up alternatives.
		
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			I mean, this is the first step. And we as Muslims recognize that any dealing that we have to do with
the Atlantic banking system, the interest based banking system, this is wrong,
		
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			we may be excused because we have no other choice,
		
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			in the sense that we may put our monies have to put our money's in the bank, of course, when we put
it in, we then put it into a checking account, which does not give interest.
		
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			You know, they're wrong, because we are helping that bank. By putting our money though we're not
taking interest, we're giving them monies, to him, to him to expand their operations and to become
stronger, etc. So we're helping them and it's privileged for us to help those who are involved in
sin
		
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			in their field, help them by stopping them, but not help them by encouraging them giving them
support.
		
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			So,
		
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			no, this is the lesser of the two evils, you know, and this is how we have to look at it in that
sense, we are we are we, we have to put our money in the bank, the lesser of the two evils now is to
put it into the checking account, which doesn't their interest. But at the same time,
		
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			I said, we have to be aware that this is wrong, still,
		
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			allow me Forgive us rascals forgiveness.
		
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			And by recognizing that is wrong, we shouldn't be then seeking an alternative, we should be trying
to work out something with the Muslim community, the Muslims, encouraging them speaking about it,
whenever writing about it, talking about it, encouraging people to try to set up alternatives.
		
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			Because
		
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			we have the need, and most of the country's
		
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			Muslims do have the means to set up alternatives, it may not be in the form of a recognized bank,
because the country may have certain banking laws, wherein if you're not functioning on an interest
based system, you're not allowed to function. You know, you come through some other channels.
		
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			The point is that where they say, there is a will, there is a way to seek fear a lot you seek, a lot
will open the way for you. So this is what you would then have to do to strive to set up
alternatives. You put your money in the least harmful channel, which is in the checking account.
And, of course,
		
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			this issue always comes up as it's passed by briefly, you know, some people will suggest to you why
put it in a checking account.
		
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			Because when you put in a checking account, the bank will benefit from that money. And there is no
way that you can stop them from benefiting.
		
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			So you put it in an interest bearing account,
		
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			and you take that interest and you give it to needy Muslims.
		
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			That way, the bank doesn't get the full benefits, you know, you're able to cut back some of that
that
		
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			sounds reasonable.
		
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			But it is a kind of logic which causes you then to commit a graver sin
		
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			because you're now we see miniatures
		
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			is what they say well, no, no, you're not receiving it. You know, really because you're not putting
in your pocket. You're not taking it for your own benefit you give it but you're receiving it.
You're taking it out of the bag.
		
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			And Allah said in the Quran, that
		
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			you must give up whatever is due to you on interest taking only the principal
		
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			alone
		
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			telling you that how can you then come and say, Well, no, it is better, no, I can do better. What
Ally's told us is the best.
		
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			So we have to go with what the lies told us, we take what a lie is permitted for
		
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			the remainder. We do not. We live
		
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			so, I don't know if that covers, generally
		
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			Muslim Brothers working in the bank, you know,
		
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			again, we cannot deny
		
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			that a person who is working in the bank
		
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			even though he's just sweeping the floor,
		
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			you know, he is helping the bank.
		
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			I mean, it's less than when he's putting in money and taking out this money, you know, I mean, that
is so obviously sinful.
		
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			And the problems are Sela defined for people really who are clearly equally involved in this the
gravity, the full gravity of the sin, those who pay interest those who receive interest, those who
make up the contracts, and the witnesses, these people are,
		
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			have their fraud on them the full gravity of the sin of dealing interest.
		
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			But then a lot also says, you know, about cooperating with each other in righteousness and not
cooperating with each other in sin?
		
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			Well, that's our new and an IF me, well,
		
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			this is a general principle in Islam
		
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			as well there is somebody who is involved in you need to feed your family.
		
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			But as long as you have other options, then you should take them
		
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			because if you think right, think of the back right, because people tend to
		
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			look at the bank
		
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			in a way different from which they would look at sinful operations, if somebody offered you a job
		
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			in a liquor store, for example, cleaning the floor is in the liquor store, you know, you would see
Oh, yeah, there's something wrong here really, you know, or if somebody offered it to you in a
brother to a prostitute operator, say please come in and be the
		
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			security guard, you know, I mean, the point is that you as a Muslim as a believing Muslim is going
to be obviously this is right. No, you are not involved in the operations inside there.
		
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			And we shouldn't look at the operation of a brothel or a liquor store any different than we look at
the operation of an interest bearing bank.
		
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			This is the problem that somehow the picture has become so distorted that the bank is looked at in a
different like, it is sort of you know,
		
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			respectable it has the respect of the society and you know, it is sanitary, you know, whereas these
other places will look at as being corrupt and obviously, but no, but this is why I said that the
simple branch of dealing in interest
		
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			is equivalent to a man having sexual relations with his mother, who's collecting these two that you
know, what is sinful and evil the most horrible of these things that you can think of
		
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			interesting just like
		
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			it is as evil.
		
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			So, then, obviously, if we look at it in this light, we can say Yes, brother who was working in the
bank,
		
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			if he has another means, he should find it leave the bank.
		
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			I mean, she has been bad here leading scholar of the kingdom.
		
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			He has rules and made a number of speeches called on tapes within things that it is haram to work in
the bank, an interest bearing bank, it is haram forbidden
		
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			it is haram.
		
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			So,
		
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			it is for us, you know, to try to get ourselves out that situation, I mean, as I said, we deal with
the lesser of two evils. We try to minimize that cooperation that helps that we give to the bank, we
try to find other options
		
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			with anybody else.
		
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			A check, and the only place that this check can be cashed redeemed is at a bank.
		
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			I said, we try to minimize recognizing the wrongness, and striving to find alternatives. See, that's
what it'll make. Our our dealings now halau.
		
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			One, we recognize the wrongness of feeling bad about it. But we understand we have no choice, right?
And at the same time, we try to minimize, we try to have to deal with them as little as possible.
And thirdly, we're striving for development of an alternative to talking or writing or combining
with other people to try to develop the alternative in that way, then, you know, shala, the syllabus
is removed from us. And, you know, it's part of the size of the last day problems. So like I said,
you know, that
		
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			you know, even the duck,
		
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			you know, from
		
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			interest, dealings of this type, Haram, no will touch everybody.
		
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			This is one of the signs he talked about in the last day, when, at that time, it wasn't obvious, you
know, because, for the companions,
		
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			whenever they dealt with their money dealings, the interest was just totally wiped out, there was no
concept of dealing in interest in the way that we are now.
		
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			This is one of the prophetic statements of the problems, as you know, which was spoke of the future,
which we are now living,
		
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			where our money no matter where we get it,
		
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			almost
		
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			has somehow some way been touched by interest. But of course, you know, this doesn't mean you see
what some people when they look at his hobbies, they turn it the other way around. Now, since it's
in the last days
		
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			no matter what you do,
		
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			you're going to be touched by the interest basically, a Muslim cannot escape interest. So let's go
to the bank and get the money and be done finish you know, you know, fighting and trying to dodge it
because you can is stupid and they use that as a justification now for going and nobody This is
wrong.
		
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			Because now you are you are deliberately one situation is where you have no choice you're you know,
something is touching without your without your desire without your efforts. It is happening.
Another case is you're deliberately going down to the bank and dealing in
		
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			life in the
		
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			world
		
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			based on the goals and whatnot.
		
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			Coming off
		
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			those gross national product of where
		
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			what's going
		
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			on
		
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			okay, we have an economist here.
		
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			He
		
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			trains from the place of the US economy,
		
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			a strong economy, therefore,
		
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			break it down.
		
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			in different countries under the
		
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			cover, like the
		
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			lower have
		
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			a good debate on the gross national
		
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			American American self
		
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			defense
		
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			bill is being touched by answers.
		
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			Goals building
		
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			value, based on incidents we
		
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			develop
		
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			like any other currencies,
		
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			It has no bearing.
		
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			But it is an instrument
		
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			not just like video on like a TV, you can use it for good things.
		
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			We dealing with banks in the bank,
		
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			they use the charter who's for fixing the
		
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			problem
		
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			is an estimate of payments.
		
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			This is not what was meant, because even in the title,
		
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			but I'm just explaining to you that this was not was what was meant, because that much of interest,
if we're saying that is what was intended, it existed in the proper time, and he was talking about
something which would happen, which was not happening then.
		
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			Because that existed the money which was in circulation in the time where the problem happens is I
love it was used by Jews in their dealings also, he used to put his, his, uh, his
		
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			armor is hot, you know, it's also getting certain value out of it to utilize etc. So it was not in
reference to that. Okay, so let's not, you know, go off too far into that area. Right.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			But I'm just clarifying for you that that is not what was intended. So let's see, if there was a
		
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			Yes. Do you use the perfume that you're talking to? brushing the teeth? Yes, this is allows.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			You know, the prompts are seldom used to use miswak. You know, it while fasting
		
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			is allowed. Of course, you want us to be careful not to swallow.
		
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			Swallow it. Just like when we're gargling also in making whoo that progress told us not to, you
know, is normally wish when the gargling we should
		
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			do so you know, in the fullest way,
		
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			we should let the water go right back to the back of our throat. But of course, during fasting, then
we should
		
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			not forget perfume definitely has nothing. I mean, perfume is only prohibited. When, as a male, when
you put it on after wearing her up when it is prohibited. As a female. perfume is prohibited. If it
is the type, which has a noticeable scent, if she wears that outside of her home, under any
circumstance,
		
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			under any circumstance outside of a woman's home, if she wears perfume have a noticeable sense, even
if she's working around other women exclusively.
		
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			Well, okay, if we have an exceptional circumstance, where a woman is carried from her home, in a
bus,
		
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			driven by women, where she does not come in contact with any men from the time she leaves her home,
so she comes back, we could say yes.
		
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			Except for Jasmine, I mean, of course, in the case of Rodman, but, I mean, this is like something
which is just, you know, very unusual, we talked about the norm is that when a woman leaves her
home, she's going to come in contact in some way shape or form with males.
		
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			And in that circumstance, rubs us lm says when a woman leaves her home, perfumed, you know, and
males come in contact with this, that she is an adulterous
		
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			a fornicators
		
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			you know, I mean, obviously, this is symbolic is not saying literally, we're gonna take her now and,
you know, you know, apply the law on her hands, right? But it was she has like one because it is as
if, though she may go out. You know, and this is again, a question where people come into the issues
of intention again, you know, you want to say, but that's not my intention, you know, when I'm going
out, I'm just trying to smell nice. I'm not going out with the intention of attracting men, you
know, but this is just like, you know, I remember in, you know, a lot of times when the miniskirt
became popular in America, and we were trying to, you know, advise the women that, you know, they
		
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			shouldn't wear this thing, you know, and, you know, they that, you know, what it invites people to,
they were saying the same argument, well, this is not our intention. We're just trying to keep up
with the styles and the fashion. But you see, the point is that intention does not make
		
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			haram Hello.
		
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			So we have to be very careful.
		
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			apostle and said deeds are judged by their intention, it doesn't mean that if you have a good
intention and you do Haram, it becomes hollow. So,
		
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			it means that if you do something,
		
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			intention with the intention of good, and it somehow turns out to be harmful or evil to those people
around you, that Allah will judge you ultimately according to your intention, you may be rewarded
for that, though the people around you may punish you, this is what it is in reference to, and that
when you do good,
		
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			if your intention was not good, then you will not gain any reward for it.
		
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			In other words, trying to get us away one from the ritual
		
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			where we go ahead with doing what is literally considered to be good. But our intention is other
than that, there is no reward
		
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			in what we're doing. And also to let us know, that whatever happens in our life, you know, Allah is
the one who can take good out of what seems to be bad, you know, because we are faced as people, we
try to do good for people. And the person rewards the good that you do with evil,
		
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			this may lead you to quit doing good.
		
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			You know, this is this is our nature, we have that kind of a tendency, you do good for this person
to do good for that. But they harm you and they harm you. So what's the point of doing good, people
can't appreciate it. So this can lead you now to give up doing good. But the point is a law will
reward us for the intention, it doesn't matter what the results, you know, what comes back from it,
etc. Ultimately, this is what we should try to understand with attachment, with one exception, as
well as the exception
		
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			before people bring it up, right. And this is, of course, a circumstance where a person is forced,
		
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			you are forced in a circumstance starving to death, you have to drink some alcohol, or eat a piece
of pork to keep yourself alive.
		
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			your intention here is not to disobey a law, your intention is to stay alive. survival. This is a
valid intention, a law has given us the permission in that circumstances, that circumstance doing
that haram there would not be counted against you.
		
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			It doesn't make it halau in the sense that it's now allowed for you, because I'm starving, pork
becomes allowed. Because when you say pork becomes allowed, it means that you can sit down, get a
whole pig roast him up, and you know, have a full meal. But this is not what is this is not what is
allowed you what is allowed to you is enough on the pig, you take a little piece, which is enough to
stop, you know, you feed yourself die, you eat enough. You're, you're alive, you're hanging there,
right? This is what you're allowed enough to keep you alive.
		
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			Once you go beyond that, you know you have that little bit of home, I forgot to say so good. And you
start to eat, then you're ready to sin. So this is showing us that in fact, the pig had not become
hellofresh
		
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			it just became permissible for us to have enough to keep ourselves alive. I just wanted to add that
before somebody brought that issue in.
		
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			Well, it will see if she has tried on. She's put on enough
		
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			that this now becomes discernible when she leaves, then it becomes her.
		
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			You know if she wants
		
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			to let him put it on his head, she wants to smell it, see what it smells like to choose one for
ourselves which we'll use in our home, let her husband put it under his and she can smell it. She
doesn't have to put it on herself.
		
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			No, it doesn't. It doesn't invalidate the passing of blood
		
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			in other than menses and, you know the other things which happened for women, the fact that blood
passes does not invalidate the fact, you know, you squeeze of influence and blood comes, you get cut
and you bleed this do that invalidate fasting. In fact, they don't even invalidate Voodoo, though,
you know, some people are under the impression, you know, and this is commonly taught in some of the
schools that once blood flows if you have some blood bleeding or whatever, this breaks your state of
Voodoo. In fact, it doesn't. Because there's plenty of evidence in the time of the companions where
they were cut, they were bleeding, they're praying and you know, there was no evidence really for
		
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			the to support the idea.
		
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			A breeding Rex will do. In fact there is a hobbyist for the hobbyist is not authentic. This is what
the position taken by those who hold that is based on it is based on a hobbyist but is not an
authentic hobbyists. So bleeding, not only doesn't break fast, it doesn't break wood.
		
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			Same thing with vomiting, vomiting, said the most vomiting. breakin will do is not authentic either.
So it is not, it does not break, whoo.
		
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			Okay, before that there was somebody
		
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			talking about gold. And
		
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			again, what I understood, I pointed out the references if you had to
		
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			get back
		
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			your updated understanding on women.
		
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			Just last night, as a matter of fact, I found a piece of paper he's given it to me on and I just
wrote it in my other book two seconds, but I haven't had an opportunity to go back and check it
sorry.
		
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			Ultimately, in Ramadan, the question is about, you know, if we went into the fat,
		
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			because we didn't see the moon
		
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			on the 29th of Shabbat.
		
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			Right, we didn't see the moon on 29th of Shabbat.
		
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			So we completed 30 days Shabbat it's 30 days, and we went into the fight,
		
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			then
		
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			missed if we don't have any information to, to show otherwise, we continue counting the days as
		
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			as we have, if, for example, After two days, the sky clears up. And the moon shows. Obviously, it is
not two days old, but three days old. You know, those people who are emphasizing the moon all the
time, they're aware of that, right? They can tell you a moon is two days old or three days old. I
mean, for me, I couldn't tell the difference. But for those people who are familiar with this,
they're able to spot it, you know, so in fact you are on the third day or not the second, then
naturally, you would start counting that as the third.
		
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			Because that then as the third and the end of Ramadan, you're also faced with the issue of not going
beyond 30 days, that's a maximum.
		
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			Right, you stop on the 30th day if you even if you don't fight the moon on the 29th.
		
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			Night can be any night.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			of the odd Night of the odd nights, this is the odd night, you know, based on correct calculation
		
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			based on incorrect calculation, yeah.
		
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			Theoretically,
		
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			should be all the encouragement is ready for all the
		
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			states recently. And
		
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			I was in a bookstore. And one of the Muslims from the area came into the store and
		
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			behind the counter says,
		
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			Have you started too fast? So the other person said?
		
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			Yes, we heard that they spied at the moon in Mecca,
		
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			New York. I'm in Alaska, wherever the case may be. And they spot the moon in Mecca. Am I obligated
to fast forward?
		
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			Or do I go forward with the majority of the people in the area
		
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			which
		
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			would be more correct to go with the majority of the people. We know from the statements of the
problems I love that two possibilities exists. Either we can fast whenever the moon is cited, or
whenever the month, the beginning of the month has been determined to the sighting of the moon,
anywhere we are that is a possibility. Or we can go according to our local sighting.
		
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			These are based on statements of the problems or incidents which occurred in this time. So we have
these two options to us. Now, in a community.
		
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			What we should do is choose one of the two we have we can choose either one of the two, but we must
we should choose one and people should go with that which the majority of the people have chosen
because they're both valid methods.
		
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			So we go with what the majority of the people are doing.
		
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			Okay, wait, hold on is yours on the topic.
		
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			outside and also
		
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			outside of what was the topic that we're discussing here?
		
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			Okay, hold on. He was gonna
		
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			say to the person who has been praying for the past three months
		
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			do you ask him to declare?
		
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			I believe in wonder. I can pray?
		
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			Well,
		
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			this person who is praying and fasting,
		
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			he has learned his method of prayer.
		
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			Playing according to how Muslims pray, he's learned his method of prayer.
		
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			Yeah, so he's learned his method of prayer from the Prophet.
		
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			Right. And his method of fasting is learned from the Prophet. So
		
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			he must assume then that what the prophet is telling is true.
		
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			The truth, what the prophet has given us, is the truth. And this is what the Quran says, that the
Prophet speaks not of himself, but we speak what is revealed. So what he taught was the truth.
		
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			And if he accepts that, yes, the quote the Prophet, Prophet Muhammad, Allah tala thought was the
truth. That's why spraying the way spraying twice as fast as fasting, then you have to just inform
him. Well, rather, the prophet also told us that the first pillar of Islam is to declare our faith
in public, we make the Shahada, we declare, we confess that face to the public, and we should
explain to you
		
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			that that declaration of faith truly is not for a law
		
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			in the sense that a law needed to hear him say it's to know whether he believed or he didn't
believe, of course not. As he says, Allah knows what is in his heart. So his declaration is not
informing the law, anything.
		
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			However, his declaration of faith,
		
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			community, is his commitment
		
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			is open commitment to be a part of that community.
		
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			Because that community is
		
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			like, is a witness, but it is also
		
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			like a savior for him in his times of weakness, because faith is not something which remains, you
know, as the peak, faith goes up, and it goes down the times when we're low in faith, and the times
when we are high in faith.
		
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			And that declaration there, when he informs the community, that he is a part of the community, then
when he is in the times of weak faith, when Satan may come to him, and call him into doing sin, or
to give up the practices of Islam, then the community knows that he is a Muslim, and they will come
and try to help him.
		
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			So it is for his own protection. It is out of his own need, that he makes the declaration of faith
		
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			that the community needs to hear him, he needs the community to hear him.
		
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			And it's the same way with all the colors, it is out of our need. The five pillars of Islam are
fulfillment for ourselves of our needs, we need to pray, we need to fast we need to make Hajj we
need to give and we need to declare our Islam publicly.
		
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			He's obviously saying prayer anyway. So it may be that he has a
		
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			public commitment
		
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			on give
		
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			me the movie,
		
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			when we play
		
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			well, as I said, it was important for for somebody like that, to try to give them an understanding
of the purpose,
		
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			the reasons behind you know, hopefully with him understanding these purposes, then this would lead
him to do what is required. See, there is of course, you know, a part of our nature to want to,
		
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			to reject what is seems to be ritualistic or what seems to be you know what everybody else is doing
and feel that you know, we want to seek God all by ourselves. And this is part of you know, our
natures to some degrees different people are stronger than others. And without an understanding,
then I can see you know, a person some people wanting to try to do it on their own, but that's what
I think is
		
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			Important, you know, to take that person, bring him to some other brothers, if you're not able to
get this idea across to them to reason with him, bring him to some of the, you know, brothers who
have been in his lab longer, or whom he might respect because of this or because of that, they can
give some clarification to him as to, you know, the rationale or the reasons or the benefits that he
has to gain from complying with all of the principles.
		
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			In practice,
		
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			difficult to set up Muslim eggs, which would really serve the Muslim community. I mean,
		
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			I'm just wondering whether there is a kind of solidarity and unity among the Muslims, even in one
country.
		
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			I come from Russia, majestic.
		
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			And, you know, the kind of strife and division that is among the Muslims.
		
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			in Mauritius, we're skeptical that they would ever reach the kind of stage where they would actually
be able to set up an alternate banking system if you're finding
		
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			some
		
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			crazy
		
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			thing.
		
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			I'm just wondering, you know, sophistication
		
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			and alternative kind of, you know, moving data to serve the community, I just wonder whether that's
		
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			something else
		
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			in London I used to go to,
		
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			and they actually, time you want me to Central London, which often
		
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			is lonely. So the first time I fell in I went, and
		
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			I'm sorry, the person who was responsible for
		
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			and that was it.
		
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			Next, the next week, I went again, the guy was traveling, and there was nobody there would actually
see
		
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			you, they just don't have you do the
		
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			normal backup. So what can we do for you?
		
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			Is so well organized? For the museum, whether they want it or not, they get the convenience. And
this is sort of the traditional thing. And
		
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			when you go see Willis country countries, they could set up a system. And
		
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			I just wonder, you know, we can write,
		
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			I mean, we can
		
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			do,
		
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			how we can treat it in a practical sense. But I just don't believe that we could actually rival the
existing systems. And unfortunately,
		
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			you know, we all are fairly happy with the way we accept the way that the bank, okay, but I would
just say that, you know,
		
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			taking a mortgage by house, making
		
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			less money and losing
		
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			money in a bank.
		
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			Now,
		
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			the point is that, first and foremost, is
		
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			for us to feel or to look into the future, and say, We don't believe that this is going to take
place, see that already, is ensuring that it's not going to relative to yourself and those people
who hold that belief, definitely, you will not do it. If you do the whole thing is that Solomon said
that the believer is optimistic. He is not pessimistic,
		
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			very important factor for the believer that he is optimistic. He believes that it can be done as far
as we read in the Quran is telling you are you open, find a way for you, you know, ultimately, that
it can be done, whether it will be done in our time in our community, you know, with these people or
whatever that is with a lot. We don't know the future are, we believe it can be done and we strive
for it. This is this is what a lot will hold it on the Day of Judgment. He's not going to ask these
we set up an Islamic bank in Mauritius, us personally individually. Did you set up? I could ask you
that. It would ask you Did you strive to set up one that is accurate? No, I didn't believe that it
		
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			was possible.
		
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			As you have failed,
		
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			you are responsible that so what is on us, you know, we don't have to worry about the
sophistication, of course, I wish, you know, even the Islamic banks which are functioning now, we
don't find them the sophistication knowledge, this is problems that we strive to overcome. what is
required of us is to believe that this alternative is there, because if we believe it is not there,
then it means that the law has burdened us with something of Islam that we cannot fulfill. The cllr
policy has not given us any burden to get us to bear. So it means that it is something which is
achievable. We don't know when we don't know the future, but we strive towards it.
		
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			This is should be our approach. And as long as that is our approach, then inshallah it can be done.
It can be done. And that's how we have to approach it. You know, you understand the principle. I
mean, the the details of it, you know, when you're going into the mortgages or not, there are
alternatives. People have developed cooperative housing societies where they've managed to purchase
the houses, you know, together. Of course, there are distrust and everything, but those people who
feel alone who wants to serve a lot, and they strive, eventually they come together and find a means
to a person, he will choose to stay and pay rent, until he finds the opportunity. Otherwise, he does
		
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			not say, well, when I'm paying rent, there's nothing coming back every year, I'm paying out these
1000s of pounds every year, and nothing is coming back for me. No, he believes when I pick up these
1000s of pounds, trying to avoid falling into interest Alize increasing the value of that house.
		
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			It was to me in the material sense, but it is stored for me on the day of judgment in a sense that I
cannot imagine. So he will continue to pay until he finds people like minded like himself to
cooperate and do it because there are housing cooperatives, which I know in Canada, which now exist
in England, and exist in other parts of the world where Muslims have come together and have been
able to purchase homes for for the community without having to deal in interest.
		
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			Right in different ways. But the point is that there is a way and we as Muslims have to maintain
that optimism.
		
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			You know, this is ultimately how we can succeed. Because if we go back into the time of the
conference, you know, after his time, look at the state of Muslims, in terms of technology, you
know, sophistication, economics, all these different things in comparison to Rome and the Persian,
the other empires around as they were nothing.
		
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			Yet, within a few 100 years, 100 years or so they were the peak, everything else was judged by them.
Because the language of science and all these different things, people came to study under them.
		
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			So the fact that it happened in the past shows us that it can happen again in the future. And
Muslims have the means we have the resources of the world, in terms of if we were to come together,
we have the resources, the manpower, the knowledge, we have what it takes. And this is why President
Bush has made it very clear that we want this thing situation to remain as only one superpower,
		
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			to be able to maintain the status quo, to make sure that Islam does not rise.
		
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			The potential is there.
		
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			The biggest problem is our own lack of faith.
		
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			And then it
		
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			must be of mine.
		
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			Always subjective effect and
		
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			objective and subjective. subjective facts play a very important role. Now relating it back to the
question of bank question of money. The question about the American dollar what is based on based on
objective facts
		
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			based on what is based on confidence, people believe in debt taking back
		
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			payments, because people believe in a system. They believe in America. If you look around the world
if you believe
		
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			we believe in some of the worship,
		
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			talking about trust and confidence. And for us as Muslims, one of our biggest problems is
		
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			confidence.
		
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			trust, trust in
		
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			the big book
		
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			that is promised
		
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			If we were to do that if the Muslim
		
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			faith
		
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			in ourselves and in a lot of it is 9995
		
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			want to get back to what brother said we got to be young
		
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			enough publicly declared his face. For whatever reason. I just wanted to submit that maybe it's
something similar to the public declaration by way of applying for a marriage, someone who becomes
married.
		
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			One of the obligations is to
		
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			invite others to partake in that moment of happiness, for the purpose of letting the community at
large know that this individual has now become
		
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			married. So we feel walking down the street with a woman, you know that.
		
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			So maybe this could be a similar
		
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			analogy.
		
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			Public declarations
		
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			also briefly
		
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			alaihe salam, wa sallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			Can we say some Allahu Allahu alayhi wa sallam for all of the prophets of Allah? Or is that
something that we specifically use?
		
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			And can we say ladies,
		
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			one may do either, you know, traditionally, and most common, people tend to say some, although it
was seldom for prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi Salaam for the other prophets, writers and put
them in a lesser status. What are we doing?
		
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			Well,
		
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			the problem was I seldom, you know, had specifically
		
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			advised us to do that for himself. And a law had told us to do so for the homicides and so, this was
something specifically designated for the asylum, because of the role that he played in terms of
being the final one carrying that message.
		
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			Giving salaams to him
		
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			is in fact,
		
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			to him and the Prophet today as a whole. Because he is one of the prophets of Allah but the last of
them and to do the same also for the other prophets. Is
		
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			it is it is there also it is allowed for us to say that would alayhis salam O Allah, Allah wa sallam
it is perfectly okay. And it's perfectly okay to say the proper names and say Mohammed Ali Salaam
it's perfectly okay to do that.
		
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			But just as it is perfectly okay for you to say to a person, you know, when you greet them. Salaam
Alaikum. Or you could say salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah. You could say warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
There's more blessings in adding more similarly in for the Prophet Mohammed, Elias alum to add more
instead of this thing later on to say that there is more blessing in it, you know, and of course, to
do the same for the other prophets, there is a blessing in it also. But in the case of Prophet
Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam, there is something special which has been added in that he has
informed us that we whenever we do so for himself, a law
		
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			causes that
		
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			prayer for blessings and,
		
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			and mercy of a law to reach him
		
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			in a way, which is unique,
		
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			that Allah has angels will carry that to Prophet Muhammad.
		
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			And this is
		
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			also in a sense, to create enough
		
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			an attitude where we do hold the Prophet Mohammed, so I will tell him though he is one of the
prophets. And we are not to make distinctions between them in the sense of saying, one was a prophet
and one is not a prophet, but that we do recognize that Allah has given certain prophets certain
special rules, and the Prophet Muhammad wa sallam was given a role which was unique to himself. And
we have to recognize that uniqueness. What we have of Islam is
		
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			due to the role that he played in carrying it to us