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The speakers discuss the distinction between Sharia and Sharia, preserving religion and avoiding cultural rivalries, following laws and regulations, researching and following regulations, and avoiding cultural rivalries. They stress the importance of following regulations and following laws, as well as following laws and regulations to avoid cultural rivalries. The conversation is not between speakers, but rather between two speakers on the topic of "naught," "has been," and "has been." The transcript is not a conversation between speakers, and the speakers do not mention any speakers on the call.

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			alameen Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah Karim, Allah Allah He was Harvey Coleman Eastern medicine at
laomi. Dean
		
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			operates due to a law and the law of Peace and blessings in his last prophet muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and on all those who follow the path of righteousness until the last day,
		
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			this afternoon,
		
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			we'll be looking at
		
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			the fundamentals of Islamic law, soul.
		
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			Before going into it,
		
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			it is important for us to understand the distinction between Sharia and fear.
		
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			Because both of these terms are translated as Islamic law.
		
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			Sharia
		
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			most terms are translated around the globe, but we need to really be clear.
		
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			So we don't use them in a manner which is inappropriate. Both of them are related to Islamic law,
they do represent Islamic law but different facets.
		
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			itself literally means
		
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			the true understanding of what is intended by something
		
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			you know,
		
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			there's a statement of the problems I send them in which you said
		
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			whoever Allah which is good for he gives him the true understanding of the religion and he said you
thought this would be
		
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			your fault.
		
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			Because
		
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			literally means I said, understanding the law gives us full understanding to those who he wishes
would
		
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			Sharia actually literally means a waterhole
		
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			a place where water collects that the animals come to, to drink from us what it literally means
water
		
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			or it is sometimes used to indicate the straight path, the correct path.
		
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			This can be found in verse 18, of Surah 45, which is the mafia
		
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			in which a lot says the Madonna can actually act in mineral armor,
		
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			then we have put you on a straight path in your affairs.
		
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			However, when we're looking at
		
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			the two terms, technically speaking with regards to the whole area of Islamic law,
		
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			the Sharia represents
		
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			divine revelation
		
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			are divinely revealed law.
		
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			That is,
		
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			for an
		
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			IT IS WHAT IS THE LAW based on revelation which is itself revelation.
		
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			Whereas
		
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			represents
		
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			the human attempt
		
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			to apply this divine law in their daily lives.
		
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			The human understanding of the Divine Law and its application that is the fifth.
		
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			Now
		
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			the important difference between the two
		
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			from a practical point of view
		
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			is that the Divine Law is unchangeable.
		
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			This is unchangeable
		
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			Whereas
		
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			intangible
		
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			classical example of that is what we spoke about in the case of smoking.
		
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			When I gave you the the explanation as to the the law concerning smoking smoking cigarettes, we said
that Initially, it was held
		
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			that smoking
		
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			was mokou. disliked,
		
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			based on the evidence concerning smoking at the time when Muslims first came in contact with it.
However, from 1980 onwards, where it was identified as being cancer causing, then it shifted from
the category of being moku. disliked, to one of being harassed, because it causes human deaths. Now,
the evidence used to prove that this mcru came from Syria. The evidence used to prove that it is
haram came from Syria.
		
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			The SEC, ruling has changed from macro to Haram. But the evidence from the Sharia has not changed.
The evidence still remains and wherever a circumstance arises, which is applicable to the first
piece of evidence which was that all eating garlic, remember, we said the proof used by the early
scholars were saying talking with moku was that it caused bad breath.
		
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			And eating garlic parmesan Solomon said that those who eat garlic should not come to our matches.
		
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			Because of the odorous
		
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			breath which comes which is offensive when you know makes people uncomfortable. So those who are
eating garlic raw garlic should not come to the masjid. So on the basis of that, it was ruled that
of course, eating raw garlic is mcru. Similarly, for persons who smoke cigarettes, it would be
similarly approved. However, the evidence for it being haraam was that from us, as Alan said,
Whoever kills himself in this life, will find himself in the next life, killing himself as he killed
himself in this life perpetually.
		
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			So the evidence has not changed in the Sharia. Whenever we come across something, which has to do
with bad breath, we go back to that same evidence use from the Sharia, concerning eating garlic,
whenever we find something which causes death, then we use the other law, as you said, a person who
is a diabetic, if the doctor tells them you take sugar you will die, then the second lies applicable
to those sugars Hello,
		
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			but for that person, sugar becomes Haram. So here the ruling on a particular substance may vary
according to the person the effects that it has on that person.
		
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			So,
		
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			that was the first major distinction between the two.
		
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			The second distinction exists in the actual definition itself, was that this was based on divine
revelation was this is based on human understanding. Okay, this was the second point, this is divine
revelation,
		
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			human understanding.
		
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			And the third point
		
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			is that the laws of sherry
		
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			are general
		
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			in the most fun, whereas those of them are specific,
		
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			the general the laws of Sharia, they tend to govern general circumstances, whereas the laws of
physics applied to are applied to specific instances.
		
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			So,
		
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			this is how, because some people will question how it is that we can have laws which were revealed
1400 years ago, and still want to apply these laws today.
		
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			See, from a Western point of view, where laws are made by human beings,
		
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			it is not practical to try to apply laws made by human beings. They consider laws made by human
beings 1400 years ago
		
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			Today, because our circumstances have changed.
		
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			The circumstances of life have changed. The outlook of people 1400 years ago have changed the
outlook of people today, the August app system or organization of society has changed everything, no
social economic structure on the side societies change. So the laws of 1400 years ago, are not
applicable to today.
		
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			This is
		
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			Western
		
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			concepts of law, that law will vary, and must change according to the needs of the society as time
goes on. And because society changes, the laws must change. So that's why the question Will they say
the Sharia Islamic law, this is something like trying to go back to the Dark Ages, to the times of
the Dark Ages, and you know, it's not practical.
		
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			However,
		
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			the sick is changing as time goes on.
		
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			The Sharia doesn't change that is the foundation because it is revealed by a law, who knows
		
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			human beings in and out, he is the one who created human beings.
		
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			He knows the inner and outer concerning human beings. He then could reveal the laws, which were to
stand for all times,
		
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			laws which address the basic nature of the human being.
		
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			And human nature does not change.
		
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			So
		
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			alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah, Kadim
		
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			II
		
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			was Javi.
		
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			As my
		
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			appraiser due to a lot and a lot of peace and blessings be on his last prophet Mohammed
		
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			and all his companions.
		
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			We stopped at
		
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			the distinction between Shari and Phil.
		
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			And the purpose of this
		
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			was basically to lay a foundation for going into the fundamentals of Islamic law.
		
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			Since we said that the foundation of
		
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			Islamic law
		
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			is divine revelation.
		
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			It means then, that when we look at
		
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			the fundamentals, or the basic sources of have to begin with,
		
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			because it is the source, primary source of Revelation.
		
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			And in our topic, on the sciences of the crime, we went into the definition of what the crime is,
etc, etc.
		
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			And we discuss also the miracle, miraculous aspects of the plant.
		
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			Now, with regard to the laws of the Quran,
		
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			which will be applied in
		
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			what we found,
		
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			when we were discussing the Tafseer of the crime, was that much of what is in the Koran is in a
general format. A lot says praise
		
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			gives that guy make hatch, but the details of how to pray,
		
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			gives a car coupons to charity, and to make Hajj pilgrimage, this is left to the Sunnah. So for the
most part,
		
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			though, when we are approaching any issue, because we're looking at sick now is the practical
application of Syria. When we're looking at any issue or issue arises amongst us, we have to
determine how to handle this situation. We first look to the client
		
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			to see if there are any general laws that's covered.
		
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			If we can't find it, then we have to go on to the next source.
		
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			These are basic sources of Revelation, this is our basic
		
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			source of guidance.
		
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			Now,
		
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			though, as a general rule,
		
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			the laws, as I said are of the Quran are not that specific, you do have some examples of
specificity.
		
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			And that is, in the case of inheritance, you find the
		
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			verses which deal with it like in 25 verse 11, a lot advises you concerning your children's
inheritance, the males should get a portion equal to two females
		
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			there are only doctors who are more should receive two thirds of the inheritance and if only one per
share is a half and it goes on breaking down the details.
		
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			However, when we come to for example,
		
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			theft, or somebody steals the law in the pipeline, what sided for what what side for a side
		
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			idea, Homer Jessa, Jessa, Bhima casaba
		
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			minima for longwise season hockey
		
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			cut off the hands of the male and female thief as a punishment, by example, from a law for their
crimes.
		
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			Now, in Arabic, the word hand
		
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			refers from here to here,
		
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			it includes this, and it all goes all the way up to here.
		
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			So, how do we know how much the cutoff
		
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			according to the laws of the climate could be any
		
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			that it is required for us to go to the swim now, to find out what the department is under when this
law was revealed, what the department was
		
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			specified with regard to the amount to be cut off and we find that
		
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			the or even the, as what you know, when you say, is there a minimum or a maximum focus in the end,
you want to go into the sooner the fact that
		
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			we find out that he defines
		
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			the hand
		
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			as being up to the wrist. And that the amount minimum amounts for which a hand may be amputated is
that of a dinner.
		
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			Of course, quarter of a dinar acts
		
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			as the minimum amount stolen was stolen underneath or less than that one does not cut the handoff.
And there are other conditions to which come out from the Sunnah was clarified, for example, that's
if it isn't a time of
		
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			hunger, and somebody steals,
		
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			you don't cut their hand off.
		
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			Or if somebody steals from them, the person they're working for, and the one who they're working for
hours not paying them, their wages, then again, the hand is not cut off.
		
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			Because there's justification.
		
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			And also, if this
		
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			is
		
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			an open set in the sense that you left your watch on the table, and you came back and it is gone.
They will not cut your hand off for that watch. But if you had your watch in your pocket, and
somebody put their hand in their pocket and took it, they will cut the hand off
		
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			to see because what's on the table is temptation. You know, everybody gets weak in an instant and
they will * it, you know.
		
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			But the one who is going in the pocket, this is not a question of temptation. Now this is a
professional criminal. Right? This is this is a difference. Again, to the law, though we have the
general law coming up and most people don't know that there actually is finer points, the details is
clarify At what point do you cut the hand off? How much do you cut off under what circumstance
		
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			actually even you go back into the inheritance so much detail is there, you still will find
additional detail given by the cinder block most often and said that a Muslim may not inherit from a
non Muslim. Normally a non Muslim inherits from a Muslim.
		
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			If a man marries a Christian woman
		
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			and he dies, she cannot inherit from him.
		
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			If she dies, he cannot inherit from her.
		
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			Of course I know what is going on here.
		
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			It's quite the opposite, right? However, according to Islamic law, that is the law.
		
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			However, the men law, the woman may not be able to inherit from him, he is allowed to give a gift,
he knows he's gonna die, or whatever he may give a gift called he was he
		
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			was he can give, which is up to one third of his property, that's the maximum is free to give that
much to his wife.
		
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			And he has given only to those who would not normally inherit by the normal laws of inheritance.
		
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			So there is Islam, in the wisdom of Islam know, the general rule is no Muslim cat. But at the same
time, Islam does take into account this man has been married to this woman, she has done good, you
know, in raising the children looking after the home etc, she does deserve something. So there is
provision there in the law, allowing that man to give
		
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			those the general rule is
		
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			that they cannot inherit each other.
		
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			Now,
		
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			if we leave the sooner,
		
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			the sooner what we find is that after the time of
		
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			when issues arose during the time of the Sahaba,
		
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			they would go back tries to find in the Quran, or the Sunnah, some kind of support for whatever
		
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			solution they were trying to develop to the problems that will arise. Remember, I told you the story
		
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			of the time of aboubaker and the collection of the crime when the
		
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			Caliph Omar recognized he was mechanic at the time, but he recognized that a number of the Muslims
who had memorized large portion declined were dying in the battle, he came to all mine suggested to
him to collect the current aboubaker to collect the class one.
		
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			So that he may not.
		
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			And what was our backers response
		
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			response was how can I do that something was
		
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			very, very careful, not wanting to bring anything new into the religion to to preserve the religion
as it was because the past ones I had said so many times,
		
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			warning them about any kind of changes in the religion.
		
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			Because this was the final message of God's man
		
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			had to be preserved, as none of the earlier messages were to be preserved.
		
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			So the warnings were there.
		
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			So the righteous to take full care to preserve that message.
		
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			And of course, Allah
		
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			chose to preserve the message because he was carrying the because he had chosen Mohammed Salim to be
the last of the messenger. And furthermore,
		
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			he It was he who raised up amongst the Muslims, those who take on the responsibility of preserving
		
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			my instruction from the past.
		
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			So the companions
		
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			whenever they have to make a decision, a decision, they would go back and look to see from the crime
and assuming that the find
		
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			now
		
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			once they found sufficient evidence,
		
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			then they would agree together.
		
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			That this was the path that they're going to take
		
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			because they had mutual consultations or with aboubaker and Omar was having a discussion, the other
companions were also brought in. So it was a group decision made
		
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			with Abu Bakr being the leader of the group making the final acceptance of that decision. That group
decision is known as h Ma.
		
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			h ma
		
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			or consensus,
		
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			consensus of opinion
		
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			and it's specifically referring to of the Sahaba
		
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			HMR.
		
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			Now, this has been extended
		
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			by some scholars
		
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			To go beyond the time of the Sahaba. But,
		
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			the most safe position concerning this principle is
		
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			to stay within the period of the Sahaba because this was the period when they were
		
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			close together as possible to get the consensus once you go beyond their period,
		
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			then the consensus of the leading Muslims becomes very difficult because of communications etc.
		
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			Another example of H Ma,
		
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			or a decision made
		
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			in Islamic law concerning
		
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			the
		
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			being done by consensus is that of the advance of Juma
		
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			that
		
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			in the time of automatic calicos man
		
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			the phrase surrounding the masjid must be the level it was like this right before their houses all
around, the
		
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			houses are right next to them
		
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			all around.
		
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			That's why sometimes now, you'll find they have one called Baba Omar, those of you have been to
Israel because this is the one which used to go five years almost house, Rama
		
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			they were living all around the wives of the Father.
		
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			He died in ISIS home
		
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			because he had to leave right at the door and leave the Salah.
		
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			All the homes also they all enjoyed going to the mosque.
		
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			And later he was very, very died.
		
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			And the masjid during the time of the Sahaba it's such a they expanded this way.
		
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			But after the time of the Sahaba they expanded also this way.
		
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			They demolished all the other homes
		
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			leaving the home
		
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			and this ended up inside the machine.
		
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			But in fact according to Islamic law, that
		
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			should not be inside the machine.
		
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			The situation today in a much later time in the time of the Turks, they put over it the green dome.
		
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			You know, traditionally when you see the the the
		
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			the picture of Medina the symbol of Medina is the green dome.
		
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			But actually this green dome is innovation,
		
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			the building of the dome over the grave. The problem is that lm is forbidden. Farmers are seldom
told to go and anywhere that you found any grapes
		
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			which was more than a palms with above the ground.
		
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			You should never look to the ground. Any structures built over grave
		
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			site or
		
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			these things were to be removed and the grave level plus the Muslim graveyard
		
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			doesn't look with the proper Muslim graveyard. You don't see any kind of you know,
		
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			structures and nameplates and you know, tombstones and all those kinds of things. There's not the
Muslim graveyard was engraved on the plain areas the way you will notice, for example
		
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			Okay, well what they do they have a wall they put numbers here 123
		
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			then down here, maybe they put ABC so you have rows
		
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			you know your father was in to be that's why it's great.
		
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			So
		
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			what happened was, in the time of
		
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			the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Masjid, the city had gone through a big
		
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			marketplace over here marketplace got very large. Llamas spread rapidly a lot of goods that come
into the marketplace and enlarge itself.
		
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			So the event which was being made from inside of the Masters actually was made to stand on this
upper log or something on the outside, the land could no longer be heard inside up.
		
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			Market
		
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			Business trading etc, was so loud and drowned out the event. So they decided because they need to
let these people in the marketplace law that allows companies. So about an hour before the time for
the advantage of Joomla, there's only one advantage
		
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			to send somebody into the marketplace. And he would call him and then hear
		
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			a prayer that in order to let the people know that are there that was going to be coming. So close
up your business and prepare yourself.
		
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			That's where
		
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			the trust of that came from. And as the marketplace got bigger in time, they sent another person
over here, and he would call a time.
		
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			Now when it got bigger, they added another
		
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			all of them going to different parts of the marketplace, calling the event to let them know, the
city got bigger.
		
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			Now, once they develop
		
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			once they develop the microphone,
		
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			right, we're inside of the machine, you're calling water run that can be heard all over the
		
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			money.
		
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			But what happened is that people were caught individual.
		
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			So now even you all hear at least, you know, in rehab,
		
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			you'll hear that earlier than one hour before.
		
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			You know, if the lights 12 o'clock, around 1030
		
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			people know the event for Juma will be coming.
		
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			But you all in your place here now you are whatever that is me. And as soon as you sit down, the man
gets up he says another man is made totally pointless.
		
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			That previous event there is totally pointless. What you may as well do is go back to what was done
in the time of proper moments, I felt alone, the time of aboubaker and the time of Omar. And halfway
through in the reign of the timer was man what they did was when the problem was I fell again in the
masjid. He says our Lake Wa Barakatuh sat down. And
		
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			that is
		
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			the fifth is living changeable. What happens is that unfortunately, people get caught up in the
ritual, and it becomes rigid.
		
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			And that is very dangerous. Because Islam is a living religion.
		
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			The way of life, the flexibility is there, it's supposed to change with the changing circumstances
where the need arises, something develops where the need is no longer there, it just drops. You go
on. That's how it should be. However, what has happened is that many of these earlier practices now
became standard rituals, which are handed down. Nobody knows why they're doing it anymore. Even as a
matter fact, in Pakistan, what is common there, India and Pakistan, when they make the first event.
		
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			When they make the first event.
		
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			They invented to Sonos, which come after that event. So the people will come into the master, they
come in and sit down and wait for the first time. When the first event is made, then they get up and
make
		
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			the two signals after the event, total innovation.
		
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			This one, as Alan said is when you come into the masses you need to before you sit down, but they
will come in and sit down wait for the rest of them then again, they get up and make soup. So they
have invented two units of prayer, you know for that space between
		
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			no origin.
		
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			So
		
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			this is important, you know, as you are studying, that you keep this in mind. And we're in this
area, you find you know these kind of things which have been handed down. The meaning has now been
lost. Nobody knows why they're doing it anymore. You know, you need to research them. If it is
pointless things then clear them away and get back to the
		
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			very important
		
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			now
		
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			what the
		
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			companions would do, in order to come to some consensus, you know, the opinion concerning any of
these issues.
		
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			We said that they would base their, their their decisions or their ideas on something from
quirements. In the process that they use
		
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			to arrive at this decision because look at this, what happened? Where did they get this from this
idea of sending somebody else to make a free event, where's this come from?
		
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			farmers didn't do.
		
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			However,
		
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			for
		
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			Ramadan,
		
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			the prophet SAW Selim instructed
		
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			the LAO, to make an advance.
		
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			A few minutes before the advent of Roger
		
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			stone, there was a pre event brought in
		
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			one before to let the people know they're eating and the stands to horse to let them know that they
are then of fudger is coming,
		
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			allow us to make the event a few minutes, five minutes before the event. And even omak tomb is the
one who used to make the event for fashion.
		
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			So, here is the basis the idea of informing people using an event which is not considered to be now
the event but they freer than in order to let people know that the event is coming. They
		
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			now this principle of analogy,
		
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			where a need existed for those who are eating, to hear it and to be made aware that the the event is
coming, the need arose here where people could no longer hear their than inside.
		
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			They made an analogy between VR than the freer than of fasting and the
		
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			need for a prayer then for tomorrow.
		
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			That process is called
		
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			Sophia is your fourth principle.
		
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			And it is by a theist represents
		
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			the methodology of deduction
		
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			of laws
		
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			from the Quran, and Sunnah.
		
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			It is the fundamental or basic methodology used in deducing laws from the Quran, and the Sunnah.
		
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			Now, the thing to note,
		
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			these basic four are common to most of what became known as the schools of Islamic law.
		
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			These schools evolved
		
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			sometime after the companions
		
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			really
		
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			around the latter part of the Omega dynasty,
		
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			which is ending around the middle of the a century
		
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			and into the early a Baptist dynasty, which continues down to the middle of the 10th century.
		
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			What happened is that in the time of the Prophet Muhammad SAW Salaam Alaikum, Allah was coming from
him from the Quran.
		
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			However, he did train his companions in deduction of law in understanding and applying the law. He
trained them in what was known as HDR.
		
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			HDR, that is studying a circumstance gathering the evidence with regard to it and coming up with a
ruling or a decision as to how to handle that so called HTS. The Obama subelements said that whoever
		
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			Seek to find out the correct ruling
		
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			and is wrong gets one reward.
		
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			And if he is right, or she is right, they get two rewards.
		
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			However, he also said that there are three judges to inhale. And one in paradise. We have two sides
of the coin though. One is that if you strive to find out the correct ruling,
		
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			and you are wrong, allow will reward you one reward for the effort that you made. And if you are
correct, you get to reward but at the same time, he says something as a warning to the other side of
the coin. He said there are three judges who are in * and one in paradise
		
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			that his judges may be put into three categories. Two of those categories are heading for health and
one heading for paradise.
		
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			The judge, the one who judges
		
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			without knowledge is going to help whether he is writing his judgments or wrong.
		
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			Okay, first one going to help whether right or wrong is going to help because he's put himself in a
situation where he's making a ruling. And it's not based on knowledge.
		
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			That is a sin in Islam.
		
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			Allah says in the Quran, Allah Allah decree in consume la Solomon, if you don't know, ask those who
know, don't make decisions for people. And you know, you don't have knowledge.
		
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			Because that is such a dangerous situation.
		
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			The bugs are seldom said such a person, even if they are right, if they found the right decision,
they made the right decision turned out to be right, their full voice.
		
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			You can't deal with that.
		
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			The second group
		
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			are those who know the evidence, they know the correct decision, and they make the wrong ruling.
		
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			They know what is right. And they choose the wrong ruling for one reason or the other because it
involves their family, or somebody who's paying them off, or whatever. But they're not making the
ruling according to the knowledge that they have.
		
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			That one's going to * off.
		
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			And the one was going to Paradise is the one who judges according to knowledge is going to die that
whether he's right or wrong.
		
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			So can you see the two sides of the coin, we are encouraged to seek correct knowledge in the course
of making decisions.
		
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			It is not permissible for us to just make knowledge is off the top of my head.
		
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			giving my own opinion, you know, I think it's alright, you know, if you make this test do you make
having trouble with your fingers? Counting you can keep track of the number of users of these
		
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			ideas off the top of your head.
		
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			But the idea of the final decision being made by one person in Islam, this is not something which is
considered
		
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			unacceptable. That's one form of leadership that is okay. But you see the leader in Islam, whether
it be an individual or a group, their decisions are only executive decisions.
		
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			They're not legislative decisions through different legislation belongs only to God's
		
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			legislation, the law establishing the law this belongs only to God executing that law. That's man's
domain.
		
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			Islamic point of view concerning the government so you can have one person who will make the
decision in terms of the execution or you can have a group beside
		
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			About the execution, but the making of the law itself.
		
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			That legislation belongs only to law.
		
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			We have to according to Islam, our leaders no matter what, in Islam, if the oma decides
		
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			on a law of canceling a law from Sharia is unacceptable. Even if everybody feels it is in the best
interest of all of us to cancel this law, it is unacceptable. Since
		
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			we all agree
		
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			not to use a particular law, for example, law, the law is applicable. Since
		
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			our job is only in the application aspects, we cannot cancel any law, nor can we make any new law
fundamental law.
		
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			We can make laws or secondary laws on the basis of the fundamental law.
		
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			Like traffic lights, for example, you have traffic laws,
		
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			you're supposed to stop when the light is red.
		
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			Lights not in Syria,
		
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			cannot say that we can find one. And so now where it says to
		
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			traffic, you know, traffic laws for climate.
		
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			I agree that homosexuality is no longer a thing.
		
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			Death for the homosexual,
		
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			homosexual is caught in the punishment according to Mosaic law, the law was followed by Jesus's
death, and in Islam is the same thing.
		
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			Same law.
		
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			However, Christians today have Chancellor.
		
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			Whereas in Islam, no matter if the whole oma agrees that homosexuality was okay, it is not
acceptable, it's a sin, it remains a sin, it can never be changed
		
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			as the difference.
		
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			In any case, the point that we were raising here was that during the time of the Sahaba,
		
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			he trained his companions in making it she had
		
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			making decisions of their own based on things that he sold them.
		
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			And instead, he gave them these warnings to understand that, you know, the decisions should be based
on knowledge. The classical example given is the command that he gave to his companions, that they
should make
		
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			their prayer of answer in the area of the clan of bunny forever.
		
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			They are going to do battle with them. And he told them, they set up groups around him, and he told
them
		
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			don't make after, except in the area of the clan live and operate in their territory.
		
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			On the way the group that was going ahead, on the way,
		
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			the time for Africa,
		
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			they have to make a decision. What
		
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			do you mean that we should hurry up so that we get to buy the arrays and make offer there
		
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			are they actually literally mean that we will keep going until which rather than the cost?
		
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			To meaning could be understood from that signal?
		
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			Half of them felted men, one and a half, 1000 men, the other half of them pray there, and then the
others continued, and they joined up together. And afterwards frontwards I fell and kin and they
related it to him.
		
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			And he didn't say either was wrong. However,
		
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			he himself prayed up there on the way
		
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			and he informed them that the best is to pray Salah at his side.
		
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			He didn't say the wrong because what he said to them
		
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			implied two possibilities. So for one to make a decision based on the meaning of what you said here
was something which could not be blameworthy you cannot say this person is wrong because however the
best decision was the fray
		
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			when it came in,
		
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			he demonstrated by his own practice, and that's
		
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			what he led us
		
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			circumstance they quit because if he would wish, he could have given them the details, but this was
training them in the process of
		
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			making certain decisions on their own.
		
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			And of course, after the time of farmers I tell them, we find
		
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			the
		
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			we find that the companions started to apply these principles quite extensively.
		
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			Now, during the period of aboubaker, the rights such as Calif
		
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			this school of thought
		
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			was that of the caliber
		
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			of the caliber, whoever it was in the time of aboubaker.
		
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			The final thing was his
		
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			people had other opinions, but everybody submitted to
		
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			when avoca died, Omar took over. And he changed the iPhone opinions which are different from
Obamacare. He changed them in his time, when he was now the final decision maker. And the way the
school of thought was there was that
		
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			and so on.
		
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			Afterwards, when things shifted,
		
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			when the leadership shifted from Caliphate, righteous Caliphate into kingship, in the time of the
omegas, you'll find that the calories started to bring in the new the Kings column or the columns of
calories, they were starting to bring in certain innovations.
		
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			And the scholars in the time of Abu Bakr, Omar Ali,
		
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			there were amongst the companions, some of them who are most noteworthy, scholarly, you know, noted
for their abilities to deduce
		
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			gathered a large portions of the sunlight, etc.
		
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			So they were known to be like the fuqaha, or the scholars and most of the hava, famous amongst them
were what they're called, they call the Abadi law. All of them have the name Abdullah, Abdullah,
		
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			Abdullah even of the lives and Omar
		
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			Abdullah.
		
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			But they were called the Abadi law, meaning the up to laws, they were known as
		
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			a group of them.
		
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			What would happen in a time of the caliphate, the righteous calluses, that these scholars would
always be close to the galaxy could always call on them, they would always be there to provide
information for him, you know, there was that constant exchange between them. However, when the
leadership changed into kingship, and the leaders were now not the choice of the people anymore,
because we're being imposed imposed upon the people, the scholars started to distance themselves
from this leadership because they did not want to be identified with corruption.
		
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			So the scholars spread out the center of Islam used to be Mecca and Medina, the rich without going
into Iraq into Damascus, Egypt is spreading out to different parts.
		
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			And in the different areas of course, people had problems which were arising in their areas and the
outstanding scholars is not only Baba knows the generation after they would try to make rulings for
the people the process of the collection of the Sun now was starting to take place at this time
also. And because the Muslim states was so wide you had people so far in so many different areas,
		
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			individual scholars would appear to be the most notable in different areas.
		
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			And they were many they are around and students will study with me and gathered statements of the
problem of asylum they were member had memorized the Quran and well versed in the various these the
areas of the language etc. And they would make rulings for the people.
		
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			This period of time there was a a abundance of schools of thought which you call the Muslims. There
are many there are hundreds.
		
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			However,
		
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			in time,
		
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			these numbers started to decrease
		
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			for a number of different factors. Some of them were political.
		
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			Some of them were just historical.
		
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			The numbers of the different math have started to decrease as the communication network increased.
		
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			The leading scholars
		
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			themselves
		
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			began to choose in, in an area certain areas, some who were the most outstanding and left rulings to
them, others became more like teachers, in fencers as opposed to ones making rulings. This is a
factor involved. Another factor was a some of the scholars ran into conflicts with the kings of the
side, you made kings.
		
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			And when they wouldn't give ruling in accordance to what the Kings wanted, they have to go into
hiding. So they could not students anymore. So they disappeared, there's a school of thought that
ideas will disappear.
		
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			And
		
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			in the process, in this process, nowhere there was that flowering that increase.
		
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			Some other principles arose
		
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			as being sources recognized sources with law.
		
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			The fifth principle came to be known as Estefan
		
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			fans.
		
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			CRC segment deduction,
		
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			my analogy,
		
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			comparing two things, where we find there's a similarity between the two, then we bring the ruling
from one to the other.
		
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			In the case of st span,
		
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			the term is the span actually
		
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			comes from the word
		
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			or the verb Hakuna, to become good
		
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			as original Arjuna. And the name happen comes from it.
		
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			Mohsen estan, all of them come from the same route, meaning good.
		
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			Anytime you see this combination in front of a verb in Arabic,
		
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			St.
		
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			st, it means seeking to seek. Right?
		
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			So
		
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			literally, this means seeking the better
		
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			or seeking the best seeking the goods.
		
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			As this you know, it's been put into
		
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			layman's term as legal
		
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			preference.
		
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			Legal preference.
		
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			What is meant by this
		
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			is that if you came to a decision, you know, you're looking into your an issue arises you have to
make a decision you're using your car.
		
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			Your car gives you
		
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			a conclusion which is not appropriate
		
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			to your circumstance.
		
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			You choose another ruling
		
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			over your conclusion by PR
		
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			based on the output the inappropriateness of the ruling which came from Korea,
		
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			for example.
		
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			The problem is, as Alan said, Whoever sells food should not do so until he has it in his own
possession.
		
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			Right whoever sells food should not do so until he has it in his own possession.
		
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			What is understood from this
		
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			is that
		
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			if one doesn't have
		
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			a product, you cannot sell it.
		
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			This is the general conclusion which may be joined by a PR firm.
		
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			If one doesn't have
		
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			the product, you cannot sell it
		
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			In
		
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			Nevada, saying the principal,
		
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			whoever sells food should not do so until he has this in his own possession.
		
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			You're selling food, you cannot do so, unless you have it in your own possession, you have cooked
the food at this point you can sell it, this is the statement of the profit monster, which is
awesome.
		
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			However,
		
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			this implies
		
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			that
		
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			you cannot make any contracts for manufacturing anything,
		
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			you want somebody to build a house for you,
		
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			you cannot go into a contract with this person, because until that house is there, he cannot sell it
		
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			is not in his possession.
		
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			That is the conclusion which will be drawn from this segment of the platform.
		
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			I want to sell you Apple,
		
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			I cannot tell you, I cannot sell your coin to Islamic law.
		
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			I cannot tell you apples with geometry.
		
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			If I'm going to sell you apples, you have to see these apples here in front of you must know you
have this possession in your possession.
		
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			I cannot sell you I cannot say I'm gonna sell you two kilos of apples, I got it on the tree. I'll go
get it and bring it tomorrow No.
		
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			See, this is why it was this principle here. This principle is there to avoid deception. Because
when I bring you the two kilos or apples, half of them are rotten and they look at the two kilos,
you agree to buy my two kilos. So to avoid deception,
		
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			the sale of food it was required that the food be in your possession. So you could see what you're
buying
		
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			very reasonable principle.
		
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			However, if you take the implications of this principle, into the area of contracts for
manufacturing things, that it means you cannot make such contrast.
		
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			I cannot buy a house, I cannot make a contract with a contractor. I pay you so much money you build
a house according to this design whenever you can, until that house is made, I can only go like for
example some people have contractors they build houses and they put them up for sale. That means
that's the only way you could buy.
		
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			However,
		
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			since the issue since the practice of buying
		
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			things by way of contracts,
		
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			is universally practiced around the world and accepted in society. Then
		
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			it was chosen the ruling was
		
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			that it was permissible to make such contracts, where this is a legal preference, we are preferring
		
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			the common acceptable practice over a conclusion which may come from chaos, because the conclusion
is not actually revelation. It is a conclusion by deduction.
		
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			So, it doesn't mean that every deduction is correct or applicable. Sometimes it may be but sometimes
it may not be. So when I prefer another circumstance due to other factors, whether it be the
universal practice in a given year etc. This then becomes a step.
		
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			last principle which came into being
		
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			was that of
		
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			our
		
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			if it means really custom
		
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			and the principle here
		
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			was that
		
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			whenever there were customs amongst the people, which did not contradict
		
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			principles from Sharia, these customs would be acceptable
		
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			as a basis for legislation in a society
		
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			the customs of people became basis for legislation in society. For example,
		
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			the word doc,
		
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			according to the language linguistically means
		
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			any animal which crawls on for
		
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			any animals walks or crawls on four feet, that's called a data. Okay?
		
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			data
		
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			engineering Syria.
		
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			In Syria, that means
		
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			they use it just to refer to horses.
		
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			They
		
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			don't the classical Arabic word, it's because adapa is their horse.
		
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			But not every dog, but is a horse. But every horse is adopted.
		
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			Specific in general, but in Syria, when you use the term dapaah it means once right away,
specifically, that is the custom that is the order.
		
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			So now if we need a contract,
		
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			right in Syria,
		
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			which says that, I will sell you at DARPA at
		
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			$1,000.
		
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			Technically, according to the language, somebody could bring an answer and say, okay, you gotta
collect in $2,000, give him an answer, because the answer is also done.
		
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			But because the ORF the custom in Syria, that dappen comes worse than you are obliged to give only
because that is the custom of that area.
		
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			So the ruling will be according to the local council.
		
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			Is that clear?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now,
		
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			there's one thing that we are faced with,
		
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			which is important for us to understand, you know,
		
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			because there are some things that I've mentioned to you which go against local practices.
		
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			You know, those who belong to a particular magnet school of thought, legal thought to call like
sharp high school here, you have other practices, which are attributed to other schools of thought,
you know, how do we understand the differences amongst these different schools?
		
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			How does one deal with these different questions? Are we required to follow a particular school of
legal thought?
		
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			Some people propose that you must, you must follow it.
		
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			Some people teach that all the school of thoughts are correct, schools of thought are correct. There
are four main ones, they're all correct.
		
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			But you must follow one.
		
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			However,
		
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			if one accepts this principle, then one ends up like Christians.
		
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			According to the shop, a school of thought,
		
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			if you make wooden
		
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			and you accidentally brush against a woman,
		
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			you're
		
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			is nullified.
		
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			Your states of purity is nullified, you have to make ablution over again.
		
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			However, according to the Hanafi school of thought,
		
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			if you make wudu and you pass again, a person
		
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			you're with do is in fact.
		
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			Now if both of these schools of thought were correct,
		
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			then it means technically that it is possible for you to be in a state of the impurity and out of a
state of Indiana State of purity at the same time, is that possible?
		
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			Is it possible to be in a state of whoo and out of Voodoo at the same time?
		
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			Is it possible? Could you have what do and not have to do at the same time?
		
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			You're supposed to be teachers come on, is that possible? Is it conceivable that you could have will
do
		
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			and not have to do at the same time?
		
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			At the same time,
		
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			at the same time, I know you could have to do now, at a later time you could not have to do but is
it possible for me in this one instance to have to do and not have to do at the same time?
		
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			It is possible.
		
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			It is possible. Okay. Explain to me how it is possible that you could have wood? And yes, not have
to do at the same time. Explain how?
		
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			No, but in fact, in fact,
		
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			I'm gonna talk about the opinion, we're talking about, in fact, is it possible
		
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			for you not to have
		
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			and yet have we do at the same time? In fact, this is theory, various research you have to do.
Serious chocolate says you don't have to, but can you actually be in a state of Voodoo and out of
Voodoo at the same time?
		
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			as possible?
		
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			Yeah, after you can get out
		
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			after it's possible to have and then not have after, but at the same time?
		
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			No, that's not possible.
		
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			It is not. That's not reality.
		
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			It means that
		
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			if you because think about this way, you are if you have will do you can make prayer.
		
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			If you don't have glue, you cannot make prayer. So, is it possible that you can make prayer which is
acceptable and not and make prayer which is that same prayer, which is not cannot prayer be
acceptable and not acceptable at the same time
		
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			either to acceptable or not acceptable?
		
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			These are two opposites.
		
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			opposites cannot exist simultaneously.
		
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			You cannot be up and down at the same time.
		
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			Now, you're changing,
		
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			but these are not thinking our thing is not the opposite of acting. These things can see that there
are things which can exist, can coexist.
		
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			Things can coexist. There are certain things which can coexist, but opposites cannot coexist. The
opposite things that are opposites. Can you be short and tall at the same time?
		
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			Can you be fast and sin at the same time? No. See, these are opposites. These opposites cannot
coexist.
		
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			Being in hoodoo, being out of opposites.
		
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			Being no do allows you to pray. Being out of you who do does not allow you to pray.
		
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			So it is impossible for you to be in a state where you can pray. And at the same time you can't pray
you know, either you can pray or you can pray. It's either one or the other. Either you
		
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			How
		
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			do you cannot have enough house at the same time.
		
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			If you accept that you can have or not have at the same time, then you become, as I said, like
Christians who accept that God can be one and three at the same time.
		
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			see something which is illogical, which goes against all logic, everything tells you that one plus
one plus one equals three, but you turn your brain off when you accept that one plus one plus one
equals one.
		
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			Only one is right, is in this is why when Mr. Malik was asked, If we were to follow a companion of
the prophet in every single thing that he did, would we be on the right path? Malik said no, unless
what they were doing was correct.
		
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			Because the truth is one
		
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			The truth is one
		
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			t shirts
		
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			are going to
		
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			be
		
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			so funny to them.
		
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			See,
		
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			what happens here as I said,
		
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			there are some times when things are opposites,
		
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			which cannot coexist at the same time, then there are some times when there are more than one ways
to do the same thing which can coexist at the same size. For example, in the case of
		
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			Muhammad wa sallam, he raised his hand sometimes to the level of his shoulders. Sometimes he raised
his hands to the level of his ears. He did both in something like that you can do one or the other
because why? Because they're both divinely revealed.
		
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			Wait, wait, no. Okay, I'm gonna try to show you the two the difference between the two. You see, we
have two methodologies in terms of salon. Why? Because he didn't say such as yours. Some people go
back and they want to touch the air then you know, I just said he raised his hand the level of is
yours. Yeah, let me want to put your thumb you're not sure where your ears are, you know, making
sure so he raised his hands to the level of his ears
		
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			or to the level of his shoulders.
		
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			Now, these are two actions which the problem about the lungs as such, we have a choice in what
causes following one arches and others following the others, we can choose either one we wish or we
can do both. Sometimes we do one or the other. Because that was
		
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			perfectly okay. However,
		
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			there are some things
		
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			as in the case of Voodoo,
		
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			which cannot coexist.
		
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			You cannot consider your prayer valid and invalid at the same time.
		
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			See, if you are going to use this principle in the same way then it becomes only a choice by women.
		
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			I pass and touch this woman today I think okay, I have to upgrade. Because I don't feel like going
to make another day I pass and I touch another woman I don't have to do because there's water
nearby. So I make wood again.
		
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			That is the point when How do you
		
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			either you have or you don't have so how do you know which What is your situation? You have to now
go back?
		
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			Go back to the sources of Islamic law to see where is the evidence.
		
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			When you go back you find clear evidence that Prophet Muhammad wa sallam
		
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			used to kiss his wife, Ayesha and go into the masculine lead the people in prayer.
		
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			Now, if touching a woman broke your will do then it's saying that the problems that someone was
making
		
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			that is inconceivable.
		
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			Unacceptable.
		
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			So on the basis of the practice of province,
		
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			the correct ruling is that if you accidentally touch somebody, your wound is intact.
		
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			It does not break.
		
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			The department keeps it by accident.
		
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			Intentionally, intentionally.
		
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			So it is not an issue of intention or not intention. The issue is that the act of touching somebody
out does not gracias theta booboo. The thing was way overdue are clearly defined by fathered moms
are either you have urinated you've deprecated. You know, did you find all the things you pass when
you fell asleep, all the things that we do are clearly defined.
		
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			And the reality is that because the schools of thought
		
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			they were based on inch the hat,
		
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			HDR that he had
		
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			picked based on the information that was available to them, they were in different parts of the oma,
		
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			which had not all been gathered, all of the things, the problems or some of them, so they made
rulings based on the information which they had
		
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			received. And as such, each madhab has errors.
		
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			Each of them has errors.
		
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			But all of them contain
		
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			the rulings of Islam.
		
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			All of them contain the rulings of Islam.
		
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			And you are not required to stay in one school of thought that you can only follow this one or no,
you can go according to school as you choose. But the choice must be based on what
		
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			what must it be based on?
		
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			based on knowledge? Because if you're making a decision based on your whims, that is, you go to
Shafi, when it's easier, you're going to find another issue, either an RFP or 100. When it's easier
as a molecule molecule, it's easier to humbly humbly learn, you're following your wills you're not
following. You're not seeking the truth.
		
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			That is haram, for you to run around. just choosing which one seems to be the easier one for you,
that becomes Haram. Because it's not based on knowledge. It's based on whim. Right? Based on whim.
Whereas what is what is perfectly okay, is for you to go according to the evidence.
		
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			Wherever the schools have the evidence, the one which is the correct evidence, that's the one you're
following.
		
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			That is the correct evidence. They are correct evidence that is the correct ruling. So that's how
you should approach not to say that whatever you've studied, so finally, you have to throw it out
the door because it was all Shafi.
		
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			What's your basis is from Sharpies. Fine. You carry on but you know that whenever an issue arises,
and the evidence concerning that issue is in another school of thought, then you will leave that
position from the shop or at school and follow the evidence. Because the mom shafa himself is a
Sahil hobbies, for whom as a hobby, if, if the evidence is the authentic tradition for them, that is
the school of thought that I intended to follow.
		
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			So he's there he's telling you that you You follow what is correct. Don't just follow me blindly.
		
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			You follow what is correct. And is that also whenever you find a ruling of mine, which conflicts
with the Koran or the Sunnah, throw my ruling aside and follow the code.
		
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			That was the man
		
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			that was all the scholars, they took that same position,
		
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			but in ignorance,
		
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			after what is known as the fall of Baghdad in 1268.
		
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			In that period, the period starts with the period afterwards, there was a great decline in study of
silk, actually, prior to the fall of that that two things occurred.
		
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			You had the translation of the Greek classics,
		
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			Aristotle, Plato, etc.
		
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			and Greek ideas of logic and reasoning.
		
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			came in,
		
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			scholars were involved in
		
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			where they found principles which were useful, they added it in their lines of reasoning, etc.
		
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			However,
		
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			Greek philosophy, if you're not careful, it can turn you into a person who can never be pinned down.
		
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			a philosopher who always has an excuse to get out, you know, it's an issue about, you know, he will
always find a loophole here, and then you can never pin him down.
		
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			Remember Greek philosophy, I pointed out to you this before. Greek philosophers argue
		
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			that if you walk through the wall, you will never reach it.
		
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			No two bodies collide.
		
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			Remember?
		
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			Remember, why? why if you walk to the wall, you will never reach it? And why no two bodies collide?
Why?
		
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			Why?
		
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			Right, because for you to make contact with anybody, for me to reach out and touch this, I must have
the distance between me and that object.
		
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			And after having it, a mathematics teacher can tell us that you can continue having infinitely. So
you keep having the halves of the house of the house of the house, you never reach it. But reality
is your research is finished. You have the other half of infinity to infinity and come back at you,
okay? That's the reality. But theoretically, philosophically, you never reach the wall, you cannot
touch no two things collide. That is the danger that is involved there.
		
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			And unfortunately, that aspect was also included in the schools of thought. And it was, it was
exaggerated by practice, which began in the course of the Abbas's.
		
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			Now the cabinets,
		
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			in the lab in the middle to latter part of the Abbasid caliphate.
		
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			They used to have in their court, different people to entertain the the victim, the Caliph and his
entourage, it without people around him, right. Among them, they may have some dancers, you know,
singing girls, we'll go to the forbidden things. They would have musicians, they would have
jugglers, you know, comedian, you know, a different time people come and perform, you know, to
entertain the college and his entourage? Well, amongst the entertainers was the court scholar
		
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			of course,
		
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			he would have one scholar from the shop
		
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			any would have another scholar from the Hanafi man
		
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			and then they would invent some problem
		
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			and the two scholars would debate what is the correct ruling
		
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			whoever won the debate would get a little bag of gold you know prize.
		
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			Now, what that promoted
		
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			two things one speculating
		
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			going into areas which have no reality you find in the books of secrets in this time, where people
got caught up in this
		
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			in the shop a book to find actually these books are still around today, the modern books on 15 or
find it in there, but the older books are still there, you will find the issue if somebody has to
wind into a bag
		
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			you're passing when to park you notice when
		
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			the pass when
		
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			it when comes out, you behind the
		
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			recording is passing wind and English.
		
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			Passing wins. This is a nice way to say you know it's gonna fight
		
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			against if not if you did that and caught it in a bank. Right? If you caught it in a bag, right?
		
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			That when training is called passing wins. Okay?
		
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			Now, if you pass when this we're back and you close this back, right, and you made we'll do and then
we leave the bag and the wind came out, does not break.
		
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			This is an issue, which is stupid. It's just nonsense, total nonsense. But this came up in these
debates and became
		
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			appointment ended ended up in some books.
		
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			Also, there in the heart of the book, you'll find the issue. For example,
		
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			if a man has * with a fish, what is the ruling?
		
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			But it became it ended up in books.
		
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			Because it came out of this circumstance here where people are just making up circumstances which
really didn't exist, or sentences will refer to the relevance. So you'll find a body of sickness
that developing which is what we call purely speculative, having no, you know, link to reality. But
		
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			what happened is that because these two scholars will be arguing, right,
		
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			the one who reached out who won the argument
		
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			was
		
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			the victor.
		
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			And he was not funny, the individual victory was the fixer for his madhab.
		
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			That is superiority of the heart of the matter.
		
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			So what happened is that that Shafi ignored this, arguing on an issue, he wouldn't give up.
		
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			He would be fighting to the last tooth and nail he was pulling all his Greek philosophers over here
and they're trying to get out of it. Because they left the boat that truth anymore. It's about
winning the argument.
		
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			So the issues of being a hanafy became, you know, you're 100, free until you died. This was a Shafi
until he died, see the rigidness the rigid attitude towards belonging to one school, developed out
of this period.
		
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			And this rigidness reached the point that,
		
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			around the Kaaba,
		
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			around the Kaaba, and
		
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			they built the Blackstone, they built four
		
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			places for a mom's from the different methods, one over here,
		
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			one over here,
		
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			one over here, one over here. That is when the time for prayer came,
		
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			all of the people who are making the loss or from the chaff a lot of there was the mom who would
stand up here and all the sharp rays of common center behind him and praise them.
		
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			When they were finished, and the amount of the humbling my dad would stand up here, all the humbling
to come up with liner behind him.
		
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			When it's finished, then the Maliki mommy would come up here line up on all the mannequins would
line up here behind him. And
		
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			this is the this is where the widget
		
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			concerning the different schools of thought left.
		
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			It's remained
		
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			insensitive as it used to be in the past, actually, in my book here called the evolution of six,
there's a picture of the map, Mecca, you know, this was taken
		
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			in 84. And here you can see in the picture different different places around the masters.
		
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			It wasn't until the 1920s when
		
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			the Saudi family that our family took over Saudi Arabia, right. At that point, they removed the
different branches and said, We will pray behind one doesn't matter what it is, leave the prayer
everybody must pray that they stop at that time
		
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			is again,
		
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			remembering all of these thoughts are the product of HDI you know, in understanding there was right
and there was wrong. Some things you may have a variety of different ways to do it. But where
there's right and wrong, it is important for us to find out what is the evidence and choose the
correct method.
		
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			Now, I'll just mention
		
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			briefly,
		
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			some of the main reasons why scholars differ is why you have these differences occurring in the
first place. Okay.
		
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			The first one has to do with the meanings of words. Arabic words.
		
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			Some words at shared meanings.
		
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			For example,
		
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			in Arabic
		
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			could mean either
		
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			period of purity
		
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			every 28 days
		
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			from one month to the other method
		
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			the term for an Arabic can refer either to the mentees themselves, or it's been referred to the
period of purity between the two that is Arabic language it has that word implied
		
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			in every language to find the words the child shared meaning
		
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			for example, in English, we have the word
		
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			Bower,
		
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			Bower both
		
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			in the contract is going to tell you which one it is. Bow or bow, okay, right.
		
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			opposed to be a boy in the hair, there's nothing to be boring to hear, you know, now, or it could be
a bow like a bow and arrow has a variety of different meanings, many meanings for the Red Bull and
the word bow,
		
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			it could mean Bow Bow like that, or if I use the word bow, it could also refer to the bow of a tree,
		
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			the bow the front of the tree, you know,
		
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			you have this these are the shared meanings or context is going to tell you which one is right and
which one is wrong. Now, sometimes the context doesn't actually tell you because the context could
still carry both implications as in the first
		
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			two slides a lot this one refers to
		
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			the divorce women should wait for three quarters.
		
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			Now what is it is three menses are the three periods of purity between events. Now, a person may
say, Well, what difference does it make you have menses?
		
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			One
		
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			period of purity.
		
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			purity, three,
		
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			okay, three, if they say three
		
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			men,
		
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			three men says you have 123. And if you say it's true the purity of God, this period
		
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			and you also have
		
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			right right up until the beginning of this next month.
		
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			Right
		
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			now
		
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			sharpei, Maliki and hanbali schools roads that
		
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			determine the period of purity
		
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			whereas the Hanafi school rule that it meant the man sees itself.
		
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			We have a statement from Ayesha,
		
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			which is in
		
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			an entire novel nabooda OHS authentic image she said Habiba had irregular menses. And she asked the
Prophet about he told her to stop praying during the days of her portal
		
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			men's
		
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			the men's
		
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			or men's, the men's
		
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			now, the ruling is that
		
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			divorce cannot
		
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			be pronounced in a period of purity
		
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			in which sexual relations have taken place.
		
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			Since the law
		
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			and divorce cannot be pronounced at the time of medicine.
		
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			Either
		
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			this is Islamic law
		
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			right?
		
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			Because, in principle, if I might have sexual relations with his wife during that period of purity,
then he is he loves her enough that his relations with her shouldn't be the most
		
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			serious, then you would have finished
		
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			with you anymore. If he really wants to work.
		
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			Then if he commands
		
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			for Nasus divorce, which is interference, it couldn't be because of the biological,
		
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			psychological biological factors which have led him to do that. Because a woman when a Memphis is
coming on, changes their psychology to the sexes, she becomes crabby or whatever becomes down or
		
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			it changes. So she may say things when she doesn't really need
		
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			them, because you may be pronouncing it over an issue, which is back to her biological changes. So
Islamism alone.
		
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			So, you must wait for this period of purity, in which you did not relations then after a period of
method which you did not, so there has to be one period of purity. Right? So then, your first menses
becomes here, your second menses become here. And actually, this is where your third man comes.
		
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			In the case of both positions, and still ends up being three periods,
		
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			right, either way it comes. But the difference is comes where it comes right here.
		
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			If you believe
		
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			that the core is the menses,
		
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			then the divorce doesn't end until the menses is over.
		
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			The divorce doesn't end until the man is over. Because you have to wait for three months.
		
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			So the man says the reverse will be over it's five days or whatever the divorce will be over on the
fifth day of the month. Whereas if you believe that, that that core was the period of purity, then
the divorce ends at the end of the
		
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			the third period of purity. In other words, at the beginning of the
		
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			the third month. That's where the difference.
		
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			The correct position is that it ends with
		
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			Archie this issue shows you that in this case, three of the schools of thought that it was
		
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			only one school held that it was
		
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			not a question some people they grew up quite into the majority, the majority say this one that's
the one must be right. No, not necessarily. There was a case of the majority thinking believing it
was the period of purity, when in fact that minority of one now that he was the Memphis and that was
the correct one because that's the one supported by the evidence.
		
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			The other example is that
		
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			it's related to these are words which are literal
		
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			and figurative meanings.
		
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			And I already gave you the example of that one, as in the case of love, if you such women. The verse
says
		
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			when I'm ready to match for a move identify Eva, that is what if you have touched women and cannot
find what is the neck piombo that is you have to come back into theta will do if you have touched
women the word use lump.
		
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			It literally means touch.
		
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			The shaft a score if you touch if you add