Daood Butt – Women In Islam Exemplifying The Sahabiyat

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The segment discusses the misconceptions and issues surrounding women in society, including the belief that women are not being treated as a lesser category and the need for men to support them. The speakers emphasize the importance of finding a new job and being a successful business partner, as well as the negative impact of women on society and the importance of finding a new job and being a successful business partner. They stress the need for parents to pray and allow their children to have a positive impact on society, and emphasize the importance of not letting anyone grab too many opportunities.

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			My brothers and sisters,
		
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			he is these are all questions that I have.
		
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			And I'm sure.
		
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			And so what I've decided to do to chop off is
		
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			to make this lecture a little bit shorter. And to address the questions.
		
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			Let us know sometimes the questions are more important than the topic talking
		
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			about something else. Right. So, we'll talk about the topic.
		
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			And then we will address the questions that the sisters have. So let's not wait until q&a session
begins to start writing down the questions because then they all come into the end of the q&a.
Right. So if you have any questions, you can add them to the brothers and sisters that are
		
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			organizing the event. And they can ask
		
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			questions.
		
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			So the topic women in Islam exemplifies this, I have yet
		
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			one of the first things that comes to mind with this topic. And as a representative, it's not going
to be so much about the female companions around the problems.
		
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			Specifically, because two things that they did, the things that any of them
		
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			are female are behavioral traits, or certain
		
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			manners, and a way of life that each one of us needs to
		
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			whether it comes from a male companion, or a female companion, or
		
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			any of the scholars of the past, but we want to focus on specifically limited Charlotte.
		
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			Roads today.
		
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			One of the things that comes to mind when we talk about Islam and women is we try to imagine how it
was at the time was approximate.
		
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			What was it the eastern Kenyans? Especially the female companions? What was it that they were going
through? What did they feel? How did they express themselves around the province?
		
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			Are they free to ask questions? Were they allowed to go to the restroom or not? Were they stopped
from doing certain things were they meant to stay? Where they
		
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			completely banned from entering the restroom where there's no baby section, I must admit, I've seen
this traveled to many countries around the world, a lot of massage that don't cater for Muslim
sisters to come to the west. They just don't go ladies section, no area to go to no dedicated
bathroom. Nothing is a place for the religious at all. This is not right. should not do that. So
what is it that the female companions
		
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			experienced while he was alive?
		
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			Let's look at Khadija.
		
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			The wife of
		
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			everybody knows. Everybody knows, you know a certain amount of things with regards to a DJ. But one
of the things that we learned from Khadija came from Africa.
		
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			Very it's a fairly heavy
		
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			boat, bring it to Java.
		
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			So I'm just going to give up Manhattanites, the provinces,
		
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			used to refer to Khadija only with the highest praise, used to speak about her as though she was the
best, most beloved person to him. And we know that this is true.
		
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			of most beloved.
		
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			He said this way,
		
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			and this is something that is true, but that was true. At that time, that point of time, he was
about
		
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			To her prior to that,
		
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			he had a certain level of love and a certain level of respect and honor for some of the above.
		
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			So the reference of it.
		
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			He said, I have not yet found a better wife than her. She had faith in me with everyone, including
my family, including my family members, and my tribe did not. She accepted that I was truly a
prophet and messenger of Allah, she converted to spent all her wealth and really goods to help me
spread his faith. And this too, was at a time when the entire world seemed to have turned against me
and persecuted me. And it is through her that also kind of what Thailand less with children.
		
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			Khadija from the apartment, and his wife, it shows that parents that
		
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			goes to show us
		
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			a few dishes,
		
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			did things send things, and these things were all recorded? We call them the subnet, right? So
whether we need recommend, we do things with the right hand, it's clean, use our left hand for
things that are dirty, you know, we're honest, we're just all of these things that we learned, the
sooner
		
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			we get it wrong. rarely get these things from
		
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			we get it from the companions that are around.
		
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			Well, who is he around the most?
		
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			His family members and his family members?
		
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			or family members? Right? Obviously, you have companions. Right? I was one of the companions that
was constantly with his, his close best friend was to kind of what we look at the examples of the
handyman that we have the most intricate detail a
		
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			lot of them come from the wives.
		
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			It shows us the status that women is
		
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			that true today we do certain acts, we live our life a certain way, through narrations that were
told from women,
		
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			for profits,
		
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			for their children for profits.
		
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			And this was because they were with you know, when you're inside of your house, certain things take
place. And we don't know if we're on the outside.
		
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			For example, I see certain brothers on a regular basis or interact with them on a regular basis. But
there's certain things that I didn't know about them that take place inside of their houses.
Similarly, when
		
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			he was inside his house, and he dealt with certain things in specific ways. And the only way that we
can learn about them is if the wives
		
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			or the children
		
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			relate these things to us. So the first example that we take here is the fact that much of the
sooner comes from
		
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			the family members with female family members of the profits.
		
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			Secondly, the fact that one wife can marriage such true and authentic and, and serious idea of the
problems
		
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			shows us that women are not being undermined, women are not to be treated as a lesser sort of
category in society.
		
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			As we see, in many places today.
		
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			Also, Khadija was mentioned in
		
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			the intro.
		
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			She's a person who believed in the profits.
		
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			From day one, the very, very first person that he came to express his emotions. And what happened to
him
		
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			was
		
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			he came to her and he said some of
		
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			the profits
		
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			felt comforted by her. She held him. She asked him What's wrong? What can I help you with? And which
when he spoke to her, even though people were on set, he was a magician. He was a lunatic. He was
crazy. He was a poet. He didn't he wasn't. He didn't know what he was talking about. He was creating
all this stuff. He just
		
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			stood by his side the entire way from the very first time that he came back and said something odd
she was there to hold him. She was there to comfort him and when she
		
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			When she asked him what exactly took place and what's going on, he explained it to her and she
believed it. She took him to his to her uncle, and asked him to interpret this. What is it? Does it
make sense? Is it true or reading two books? Because you're a religious person? And he said, Yes,
it's true. And she believed
		
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			that it goes to show us today, some of the things he
		
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			tells us to do. We don't believe in it, or we do. But we have an issue with some of the issues that
are raised our issues that sisters have problems with. Today's topic is about discussing
misconceptions, or issues related to women. For example, why do I have to work a job? Why is it that
men can marry four wives, I can only have one husband, that's not the topic of today. But these are
things that a lot of people today have issues with.
		
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			So we are not fully accepting the sudo, or not fully accepting the deal that
		
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			gave us like,
		
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			if the profits are wrong, it was to do something she did.
		
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			And he helped her and she helped him at a time where not a single person in his family wanted to
help him. No, they were like, Whoa, this is strange. She was like, oh, like the same is true. And
one by one family members started to come into this app, one by one, they started to accept this.
		
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			And so the example of that comes from a woman,
		
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			how to be steadfast, how to be for how to support your spouse, how to support, you know, someone
who's talking the truth. And a lot of the time you see this from sisters, even today? How many
brothers are here? And how many sisters are there?
		
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			Probably four times sisters than the amount of rows, right, based on the rows that are filled up.
Pamela is to show us who is really holding this team together.
		
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			Every single gathering that we go through every single lecture that we attend every seminar, every
conference, we see that there's four times more women than men attending. What does that tell us?
Who's holding this team together? Really?
		
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			Is it the men? Are we being tough, strong guys that we are supposed to be? Or is it the women we're
setting and supporting the men and pushing them and saying, No, you need to do this, this is good,
this is great. Today, you're not dressed properly. Do this do that. Take the children that don't
talk to children this way. They're always constantly supporting their spouse. And this is something
that we learned is that women are generally seen in the back office or sitting in the back today.
They're generally seen behind the scenes, right? Each one of the husbands has a wife, whoever's
		
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			here, each one of us has a wife. And we know how much our wife supports us. You know, you go out,
you're successful at your job, you're successful in society, you come home, and you're someone who
stands strong, and you will honor straight up.
		
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			credit to the one who supports
		
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			because we know very well, most of us that are married, we know very well that it is not without the
support and help push the drive that comes from either our mother, or our wife, or even our
daughters, that we don't be
		
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			the person that we are today. This is just a reality. You look at the profits. And it
		
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			was like his backbone. She supported him throughout the time that she was alive after she passed
away. Right. Let's look at another way.
		
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			What did she do for the province?
		
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			We just mentioned she narrated the most Hadith that any female companion of the practice of law.
		
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			And in fact, if you look at the Hadith, you know, a lot of the time you ask questions about
marriage, you ask questions about intimate
		
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			relations between the husband and wife. We ask questions about how certain things are supposed to be
done within the household. A lot. In fact, most of those ideas come from
		
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			and that goes to show us a few things. Let's look at the example of
		
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			Ibrahim Hassan going to the white love. His name is
		
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			Ronnie.
		
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			He comes to the house of his son.
		
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			And this was the time when he
		
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			got married and the wife of this Marian
		
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			Did not know what it
		
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			was. She didn't know that this was the father of her husband. So he came to, you came to visit.
		
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			And when he was visiting him, he knocked on the door, and the wife opened the door, and he
		
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			died. Night. And she says,
		
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			he's gone out, you'll be back shortly. So
		
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			divine asks the wife of this guy, this is his daughter, and she doesn't know that this is her
father. Right? He asks, How? How is the How's everything? How's your batteries at home? Is
everything okay? And she says, definitely, that is okay. But then she starts to complain, she starts
to complain to him about certain things that takes place within their household. So in my email, he
says, He says, okay, you know, at the end of this conversation, he says, When your wife, husband
comes home, he comes home. And I said to him, and tell him to change the threshold of his house,
		
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			to change the doorstep of this house, right.
		
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			So she says, he
		
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			comes home, and he senses that his father was there, has a feeling that his father was present. So
they asks for someone here.
		
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			And he conveys this to you. And he says, in order to tell you to change the the doorstep of your
household.
		
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			So he says, okay,
		
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			straight up, and divorce.
		
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			Time passes,
		
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			gets married again. Right? Sam comes down to walk up to visit, he comes over to the house, different
wife this time, from the same, but different life. Every night, someone else.
		
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			He comes to the house,
		
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			the wife of this bank opens up she says that it is not here. So he says, okay, Is everything all
right with Him, house matters, affairs of your household, everything's fine. She says, everything
seems good, everything is fine. Everything's great.
		
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			Depending problem problems, not a single person has, you know, Rosie,
		
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			and for those of you that are thinking, you're gonna find the right woman who lives with you and
never argue with you, and two days into your marriage.
		
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			But this is just to show us an example. He comes home afterwards. Sorry, before he comes home,
Ibrahim is asking about matters of your household. She says, you know, praise me for a while
everything's fine. You know,
		
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			life is good, basically.
		
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			So he says, okay, when he comes home and famous,
		
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			and tell him to keep the doors that are the threshold of his household.
		
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			So it comes back to the senses that his father was there. And so he asks, again, says, you know, did
someone come? Yeah, there was a man that came. And he said, to convey this analogy, and to tell you
to keep the doorstep or the threshold of your house. So he says, Okay, that was my father said to
keep you the previous one. So that was my father. And he's telling me to divorce. What is the
difference between the two?
		
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			There is a difference between the two of these big
		
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			sisters.
		
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			What is the difference? The difference is, the first wife started to reveal things about their
intimate relations are certain matters that happen within the household that is private, it stays
within them. Unless there's something serious unless you're being beaten up, for example, or you're
being abused, verbally abused, or something really severe, really serious, that goes against the
dean, then there's a problem, then you need to come and voice it up. She was just complaining,
complaining about normal things that happened in everyone's marriage. And those things usually are
supposed to remain within your household, between husband and wife. This was something that actually
		
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			was good. She was good at keeping the things that happened in our household to themselves. But yet
we still have so many ideas that came out that teach us how to be within our families. This is
because
		
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			he didn't have you know, a rosy marriage. 100% It was a beautiful marriage. Yes. It was a top notch
love story between
		
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			Send them an episode.
		
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			But they still had problems. There was a time when
		
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			I received food from another one of the wives in the province.
		
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			And out of jealousy, she hit the dish down on the ground out of the house in the hand of the
province.
		
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			Because she was like, offended, this is my house, how can one of the other wife send food over to my
house?
		
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			So she knows
		
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			what to
		
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			do?
		
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			Did he get physically abusive,
		
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			verbally abusive,
		
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			he didn't even say anything. He got down on the ground. And he started to pick up the food, put it
back onto the dish. And then he stood up, and he gave it to her. And he said, You prepare something
for our house or our household and send it over to that house.
		
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			That was the problem. So
		
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			that's how you deal with these things we go through.
		
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			We know the stories, we know how he dealt with them in times where you know, it wasn't so nice at
home, but still
		
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			showed us how we're supposed to behave. And you know, we just talked about patients this morning.
And I'm pretty sure Not a single one of us here would have been that patient to pick up the phone,
we probably would have kicked into our life.
		
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			clean up the mess.
		
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			Right, what's wrong with you? It's like using bad words and stuff like that. This is something that
was not done.
		
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			as well.
		
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			Apart from being a good wife, and someone very close to profits, and
		
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			she was the daughter of the best friend of the province.
		
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			Which one of you? Okay, how many of us are American
		
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			brothers and sisters?
		
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			My brother's cats.
		
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			Good number even though this is a youth program, it's
		
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			about the youth in Singapore get very young.
		
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			Or you can be 45 minutes.
		
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			So
		
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			those that are married here, who is best friends with their mother in law.
		
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			Factory should say which one of the brothers is the best?
		
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			I've only had one person ever stand up and asked this question, stood up and said yes. This isn't a
crowd of almost 3000 people.
		
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			Me and my father in law, we're best friends.
		
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			How many of the sisters are best friends with their mother?
		
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			sisters hear that sound? It's because daughter in law get along.
		
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			The issue is really put the dishes within the glasses last year with that then they got washed at
this time. Wash the dishes after we cook the food before we eat. Go wash the dishes after we cook
and after we eat. And also the issue there tension between
		
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			Are you best friends with your dog?
		
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			I would say that my mother likes being the best as well.
		
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			And it works. That's good. That's very good.
		
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			And gradually utility to be the best practice to follow as well.
		
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			That goes to show us know that the profits of alumni in the summer you know it's something unique to
be married to your friends. Think of it to be married to your friend's daughter, your best friend's
daughter.
		
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			Right? Isn't that something unique? How do you deal with that situation? any single thing you do,
your daughter goes and tells your best friend
		
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			and your restaurant.
		
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			This is your best friend. And the thing is every intricate detail. You know we all act differently
inside our houses. Everyone behaves one way outside behaves differently inside. Most people can
agree to that. But now your best friend is going to know everything about your life. I want you to
imagine that imagine
		
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			Mustaine comes to you and says he wants you to marry this
		
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			person comes to you and says he wants you.
		
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			The first thing running through your head is
		
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			to clean up, take everything else.
		
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			out, get rid of everything, every single thing that I do, he's gonna know he's gonna talk to the
community about it, everyone's gonna know. Yeah, in the household of the province.
		
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			It wasn't like
		
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			they knew what to keep inside of the house, and then you want to let go. And there were certain
things that go even more intimate. When it comes to relations between husband and wife. We even have
those things as a description for us in Islam. But in our own life, we're supposed to keep those
things to ourselves.
		
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			Why did we do that? Why is it that we know about certain things like even intimate relations between
the reference and the settlement is right. In our own life, we're supposed to keep it a secret.
		
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			It's very simple. If the wives of the prophets have
		
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			never told us how to live, how to be, what we can do, what we can do, how to interact with each
other, and how we don't have to do.
		
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			So the only things that were revealed to us are the things that were important and needed, and this
will through the wisdom of us.
		
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			And all of that came through.
		
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			Let's move to another one.
		
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			In fact, there's more that goes on.
		
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			No, there was a time where she was being accused of having relations with another one of the
competitors in the province.
		
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			You were traveling in a caravan, she lost one of her pieces of jewelry, and the profits of
		
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			the caravan went ahead. And actually, she got out she ran back to try and find it. And by the time
she found it, she couldn't really find me.
		
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			But there's always a trailer, always someone who moves behind the caravan. In case
		
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			let's say there's an enemy following the companions as they travel. So this person will be far in
the back and you like a day's journey or half a day's journey behind and he would trail the caravan.
		
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			And so as he was coming, he found it showed up.
		
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			And she remained modest. He got off his his, his camel, he put on sort of a low iron on top and came
back to dinner. With the caravan arrived. She wasn't there.
		
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			A little bit later, they arrived. Now people started to talk. This happens in our communities,
right? We're starting to talk,
		
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			gossip.
		
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			And there's
		
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			so much so that they
		
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			didn't want to see or didn't even want to speak to it.
		
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			Yet to show the status of this woman of last
		
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			few verses
		
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			to the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam telling him of her innocence.
		
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			female companion having verses of unrevealed because of her to clear her, you know, false
accusations to clear that up and to show that she's innocent. And this goes to show us how many of
us live our life. So purely and so much in accordance to the Sunnah of a Muslim
		
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			than a muscle can reveal versus words.
		
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			Because a lot of us we fall short, we don't thin
		
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			the province
		
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			in every single way.
		
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			This is something that the companions tried to do. It would not learn 10%
		
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			before they implemented it and then move on to another 10. So they would learn 10 verses that were
implemented in their life. And once they're living by those verses, they will move on to learning
more verses.
		
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			Like Okay,
		
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			great. Yes.
		
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			But
		
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			nine months.
		
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			What do you do? full time students are
		
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			great, are they?
		
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			What's the purpose behind?
		
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			Why do you want to memorize them for nine months or one year? to memorize them? Yes, that's
		
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			Good.
		
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			But are we implementing the program in our life? Are we living by the program?
		
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			Do we not ponder over? Do we think about what the program is telling us? This was the wife of the
companions first revealed.
		
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			And so it was handled, it shows us the importance of listening to the understanding, and forming the
verses that are mentioned, that we can only do. So if we read the language that we understand. We
pick up the translation, and we start to read some of the translation, or we sit with a chef.
		
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			And he starts to explain to us going from verse two, verse two verse one.
		
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			But we don't do that. And this is something
		
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			a month one is right in front of us.
		
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			No one is right in front of us, we ask your question,
		
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			how many of you have read the entire
		
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			cover to cover in Arabic, raise your hand?
		
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			Just read it once, just once, if you'd like
		
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			to see how many people have read just once in their life?
		
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			Just once.
		
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			Okay, if you read it more than once,
		
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			at least once.
		
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			Now,
		
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			everyone should raise their hand, because then it would be good to ask the next question.
		
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			Next question is how many people have read
		
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			at least once in the language that they understand meaning the translation.
		
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			So how many people have recited or read the translation, please raise your hand.
		
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			What usually happens is that the majority of the people raise their hand and say,
		
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			Arabic,
		
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			but when you say, how many of you have your hands up here?
		
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			Once or read the translation once everyone puts their hand up.
		
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			And the fact is that we don't ponder over the length of time, which is literally at our doorstep,
just two weeks away. And this is something that we need to do just about two weeks ago,
		
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			that we need to start reading
		
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			and understanding about it as well. So one of the things that each and every one of us to do during
this month, is to pick up the translation of everything single day, read at least one page, just one
page, just one, but do it throughout the entire month of Ramadan. And then continue to do that for
the rest of the year. And finish the entire translation in one year. And every single day, I want
you to pick out one thing that you read in that translation, and just let it let it settle into your
mind. Because that will be fulfilling with the companions
		
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			that they used to ponder over. They still wonder what is this talking about? Why was this revealed?
When did you know what was the context of revelation? when this came down? What happened? What took
place? Why was this being told to us what should we do after this is taught to us? And that was how
the prophets
		
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			taught the companions
		
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			who was the name of the mother it was the province.
		
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			They wonder
		
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			the mother in law of the province
		
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			from Africa
		
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			My name is Cena, also known as
		
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			Okay, she was one of the people who stood out during the time of the province of Obama. It was one
of the female candidates who stood out. Most people don't even think of how many of us here to talk
about life.
		
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			This is what we're talking about the life.
		
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			Right? We don't we don't have a backup right.
		
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			One knows about him
		
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			enough to eat and stuff like that. He was the first one he got after the death of approximately
		
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			Life. Nobody knows anything about his wife. There's a lot known about his wife. Nobody ever talks
about her.
		
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			This competitive female companion, Cena, no one has ever learned. She was one of the companions who
stood out in society. today. We don't we don't even recognize her. We don't even think about her we
talked about
		
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			all the time, but we don't even ponder over who could have been that other person in their life.
		
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			And so Pamela, I want you to think, when you're saying that, you know, women are the backbone, the
wife is the backbone of others, the backbone to society and to her husband or to her child.
		
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			She was the backbone of the alumni, as well as support to the
		
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			beautiful position you can be in, that you're not only helping and assisting your son in law, who's
the Prophet, you're helping and assisting your husband, who is the first and the best friend of the
province? And, you know, first was revealed about him, they're traveling during the intro. And yet
you stood there and held him from behind the scenes, and nobody even talks about, are we doing
justice, why we are doing justice to the history of the people that we live our life today, because
of
		
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			their sweat and blood and everything that they add your wealth or time to family was dedicated to
me.
		
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			They did it for the sake of us so that we can have this them today. We don't look at that.
		
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			She was one of the companions who
		
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			went with the prophets and the
		
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			companions. And they went to Medina during the intro stay behind
		
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			her. And she stayed there with her family as well. Her husband left, she stood firm, knowing that
		
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			to help when the Prophet needs and your husband needs, you know, that's, that's scary. Put yourself
in their shoes, that they were being persecuted taken in or being thrown stones or that they were
being harmed and tortured and punished. Yet she stood there was a family, and they stayed behind
because that was what was conducted for them to do.
		
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			And so we don't look at it from that. When the Prophet sallallahu Sallam had issues between after
several people find out what was his mother in law. You know, today.
		
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			She's always trying to do things. Don't go visit him. Right? That's
		
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			That's how society is.
		
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			set up this this woman this female companion.
		
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			We have today you don't get enough. Justice. We don't do honor. We don't deliver the way we're
supposed to be islamically to make these people don't have to show who they are.
		
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			Let's look at some of the other components of
		
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			Somalia. Somalia, right?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			She knows it.
		
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			Wait,
		
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			who knows?
		
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			What does she need to be known for?
		
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			She was the first runner and the first person to be murdered the first person who died in
		
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			the very first person
		
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			who went out and fought in the Battle. This was a woman who stood firmly, literally she was tied up,
they were being tortured. They were being you know, treated really badly by
		
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			a man in their heart so much so that they would not waver to the extent that one day Leah and her
husband Yes, and their child and now they were being tortured, and have told her you know what? You
probably only
		
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			because you love him, your secret lover to him, you know, he started to say some really nasty things
to her. And she felt this is wrong. This is the
		
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			seventh you should have respect for him. So she spit in his face. And that really irritated so much
so that he pulled out his dagger and shoved it right
		
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			to her.
		
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			That was how irritated he became, because she spit in his face. What was she doing? She was standing
there being tortured day after day after day. And still she didn't get it. I'm just saying you don't
believe in it, just say just say, just say that you don't believe in this stuff. Just say it with
your mouth, we want to hear it.
		
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			They would not utter a single word. Why? Because of you and me, because Islam is the religion that
they believe in.
		
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			Religion
		
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			in
		
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			Hannah's view, that he wants us to follow the religion according to this, according to
		
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			Islam, that is the religion that we are meant to follow. That is the religion of
		
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			religion of all the prophets, meaning that we submit the stone you submit, we're Muslims, when
		
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			most of us have not.
		
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			None of us have been arrested or anything. You've seen police running after someone that is a
freeze. Right? The point there, are there your weapon
		
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			that someone has done something wrong? That's a proper, right, so someone stole broke into a shop
and the police freeze? What does the person do? put their hands up?
		
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			What does that mean? What does that symbolize? submission symbolizes, okay, I submit, I'm stopping
I'm not doing any, what do we do we start our prayer, we submit to us.
		
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			We are the ones who submit, submit to
		
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			Allah wants us to do. And we learned that from those female companions of the Prophet
		
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			who stood behind the scenes that not many people knew about was to have a life that wasn't for them,
the dean would not be in front of us today.
		
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			So we ask Allah to make it easy for us to understand the lives of those dependent, the female
companions of the Prophet, some of it was that most people tend to forget, and he out of, you know,
lectures and so on. And so now the question is, what do we do in society today? To get them to come
into our houses? What do we do? And this is for the sisters. What do you do to get them to come into
your house?
		
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			Raise your hand and keep your hand up. Sisters only raise your hand if your father
		
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			still alive.
		
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			They hadn't Keep your hand up, raise your hand, if you have a brother.
		
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			Raise your hand if you have an uncle. Raise your hand if you have a husband?
		
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			No, no. Just say if you have any of these categories, keep your hand up.
		
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			Okay, help anybody not raise their hand.
		
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			You didn't raise your hand raise.
		
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			All of you raise your hands because all of you either have a father or all of you either have.
		
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			Or have a brother, either having or having an uncle. Meaning How do you learn?
		
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			Yes, you've come to these lectures comes at conferences, you come to seminars, and so on and so
forth. How do you learn? you encourage these guys that are sitting in front of you, right, that are
so few a number of maybe your husband, your uncle, your father, your brother, here, they live in
your house. And so you came today to learn something because they don't. They don't bring them to
your house. So you need to come to the house have a lot to learn.
		
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			So one of the things that you do is you turn to your husband, you turn to your father, you turn to
your brother, turn to your son, and you say what did you do when you went to the mustard on Friday?
		
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			Listen to listen to what was the topic.
		
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			But it's only 6pm and football was like five hours ago. I know what I forgot. Okay. Don't you have a
phone? Yes. Do you have a Samsung Galaxy s3? Yes.
		
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			Yes. All these gadgets? Yes. But you have a piece of paper and a pen? No.
		
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			So use the technology. Tell your children tell your husband tell your brother tell your father,
really the Juma football home with you. Please bring the drama.
		
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			Because one of the things that we see is that the brothers and the men they go for dramatic on
Fridays they go to the masjid. They benefit
		
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			From the fact that not many videos are sitting there, checking their Facebook accounts, because I
know I see what I was doing.
		
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			member you can see down below what everyone's doing on their phones. So they're not paying attention
to the football. One of the reasons is because you know, sometimes it is boring. But that doesn't
mean that you're not supposed to
		
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			have to listen, one of the things that I encourage each and every one of you to do is to come into
your heart to come into your house, and you need to bring it home with you. And the only way to
bring it home with you is if you take a note of what the drummer football is about, and something
that touched your heart.
		
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			And you tell it to your family. And then your family supports.
		
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			It tell you in three days, you forgot that the man was talking about dealing justly when you go and
do business with others. And three days later, one day you say no, I'm gonna go do this. I know
there's a little bit of interest involved by trying to be a big deal, I'll just pay it off. And your
wife tells me,
		
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			you shouldn't do that. And you remember what the gentlemen football is about? And she starts to
support. And this is something that we want to see in society. This is something that I encouraged.
Let me ask this question, how many of the sisters here are happy?
		
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			How many sisters have memorized the entire 400
		
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			Not a single one of the sisters has raised their hands, any brothers here in
		
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			Singapore or
		
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			not seeing some more senior more, seeing less, read more.
		
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			Not a single half of a bride in this room.
		
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			This goes to show us brothers and sisters. If Slayer was murdered or murdered for the sake of a
snap,
		
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			he just stood by
		
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			his
		
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			wife didn't do what she did. If all of these people did do what they did for me and you What are we
doing for our children?
		
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			What are we doing for our grandchildren? What are we doing for our great grandchildren? How many of
us is going to make a half half of our family members, or how many of us wants to do that?
		
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			How many of us want to have a child who's a half of
		
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			all of us, we all want to
		
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			die is it that we feel or once you're 30 years old, or 40 years old, we capitalize
		
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			on a 78 year old man in Montreal who was memorizing seven to eight years old. He's going really
slow, but he's doing it and he's dedicated. And he feels I won't move forward until I make sure that
I remember everything that I've already come across. So he's doing
		
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			I know people who are 50 6070 years old.
		
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			Today, we're too busy for the brand. How many of us have a smartphone, whether it's a Samsung, or
iPhone,
		
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			or an iPad, or MacBook?
		
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			How many of us have application on our phones. That is
		
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			how many of us have a phone or
		
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			tablet any kind of tablet.
		
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			Many of us open applications this week,
		
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			maybe
		
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			this week.
		
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			And that just goes to show us brothers and sisters that we need to be doing more for our team. And
we need to encourage one another. And in the sense that you know we have this push or this urge this
drive coming from us. It's not going to work one way it's not a one sided thing. Everything is two
sided. Want to have support in your life. You have to show support at home, you complain that your
wife is not helping you not supporting you. What are you doing to help her learn stuff? You complain
that your husband is not bringing? The home? What are you doing to help him bring them home? Did you
ask him to do that? Do you ask him every single Friday? What was the job about? If you did then you
		
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			have no place to complain? You can't even say he doesn't teach us did you ask me that?
		
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			So this is where we need to work both ways. in marriage. Everything is two sided right? Everything
is two sided, including when you're learning the deed. A lot of the time we only say that everything
has two sides of marriage. The couple is complaining about something
		
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			So they come to someone for counseling to say, Okay, let's listen to your side of the story. to your
side of the story, the same thing applies is, it's a two sided Street, you need to ask each other,
and encourage each other, and question each other in order for the snap to enter your house. So
we're going to end there
		
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			for a little bit more time, so we have our q&a, we have a lot of questions out here. And I felt like
one of the things that the brothers were mentioning to me about this before and the issues that
women have here, one of the things that was brought up was the fact that women like to wear the job,
can't wear it at work.
		
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			So some places that they work, they never have a job, what do you do, the first thing that you do
is, you start to look for a new job, right, you start to look for a new job to start to look for a
different profession, to start to look for a different field to work in, or a different company.
		
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			Secondly, if you don't need to work sister and your husband makes enough money, then that's
sufficient for that should be sufficient. But I know in Singapore, expensive, it's not gonna be that
everything's expensive, you guys have too many digital needs.
		
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			Too many digital requirements, right. And that's something that's, you either can't escape it, or
you're fighting with your boss, or you can't
		
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			afford a business to make millions of dollars, right.
		
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			So that we can make a lot of money and live lavishly. And the nice thing is, if you just have a
business that makes enough money for you to survive, you can buy groceries, you can go on vacation
once a year, and you can do all of those things, you don't need
		
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			to just be a few 1000. Right? So we have
		
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			to make it easy for us in that sense, to try and learn how to live authentically and implementing
the meaning. And if you have to take a job off to work somewhere, and you have an option to work
somewhere else, there's another alternative, meaning it's not a nationwide rule that you can work a
job, and you have Options, Options, and you should go through those options.
		
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			Get ready.
		
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			I think some of the sisters or one sister had a question that you wanted to ask, right.
		
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			So if anyone wants to ask a question on the microphone.
		
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			In this era, some of
		
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			the speakers are facing you guys.
		
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			Not really my progress.
		
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			So fine.
		
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			But sometimes even when we read it's just because I did not tend to make fun of
		
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			my company or money is much much development traveling on your channel covering.
		
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			environment.
		
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			Sorry, I don't really understand.
		
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			And my question was to friends
		
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			by giving insensitive comments on this slide.
		
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			In front of
		
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			you sometimes even my Muslim friends, join because
		
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			your Muslim friends will make fun of you.
		
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			So how could I see? mission? How should I react to this
		
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			Okay, so you go to school, and people make fun of you, because they call you the terrorist, and even
engage and stuff like that. What should you do?
		
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			Right?
		
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			Right?
		
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			It's very simple question. Well,
		
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			first of all,
		
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			why do you work a job?
		
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			For the sake of Allah to please the loss of habitat? So when you see is awesome.
		
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			This ties in a little bit with your question they were asking you for
		
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			you please.
		
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			You will naturally these some people, and some people will be displeased with you. For example, I
just finished getting to talk.
		
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			Some of you will be happy with what I said, some of you were not happy with what I said.
		
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			But you're doing it to
		
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			yourself doing things to please other people. They're making fun of you. So you want to take your
job off to please them.
		
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			But I'm just saying some women do that, right. So they take your job off to please others so that
they don't make fun of them. And
		
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			you will never please everyone. And all above.
		
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			So your main goal in life, just to please go off. And along the way, you will have some people that
are pleased with you. And some people that are don't. And that doesn't matter. Because your goal is
to please don't care, even if the people aren't pleased, it doesn't matter to you.
		
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			But if you do things to these people, a lot will not be normal, some people as well. So the main
thing is to have a loss of pleasure. Now, what do you do with that situation?
		
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			You're trying to explain it to them, if you can write the importance of pointing out why you're
better at the job, you know, what exactly it does for you. It might make you feel more modest and
stuff like that. It might protect you from harm that's outside on the streets, and so on and so
forth. There are so many benefits of brands that are not associated to me. And there's other
benefits, you can mention those things. Because sometimes people make fun of us.
		
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			Especially if they call you names like terrorists and stuff like that. These people don't want to
hear anything about religion. They just want to know why you do it. What's the purpose, what's the
reason for doing. So you leave that aside with a
		
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			few examples. But don't get yourself lost. Don't get yourself lost in trying to teach them no at the
back of your head and in your heart that you're doing this to please
		
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			not to please anybody else. When you do that, you will feel happy, you will feel pleasure and you
will not need to make the people accept you for who you are, because you will accept who you are
because of the boss.
		
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			You will accept the fact that I wear this. And they will say that people say things about me, let
them say things about No, I use this example sometimes.
		
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			for 900 students in the school, three of them are Muslim. I was one
		
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			of 900 students, only three Muslim, I used to
		
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			work
		
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			for both. And I used to go into pocket that time.
		
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			So I had a turban on my head, right. That's how I went to high school in Canada. And there were only
two other Muslims in my school. They have some kind of luck. When you do it to please a lot, you'll
see that people will respect you so much more. You'll notice that you know, the more you try and do
it for the pleasure also kind of the easier it becomes the less of a struggle.
		
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			And so you know, he likes it. For example, I just have to go over.
		
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			I never needed to be
		
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			permission slip.
		
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			I never needed that. It was 12 o'clock, I would go straight to the office just waiting for the
window. And
		
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			every Friday, this is his routine. We know him we trust him. We respect the fact that he's going to
pray. And in fact we came to a point on my second to last year every single Friday from there up
until I graduated two years. Every single time I left the security guards at the front door as well
as the lady inside the office she would always say make sure you pray for us to
		
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			make sure that the reference and the lady inside the counseling department the guidance later
		
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			She used to come to me sometimes, and say, This is the guidance counselor at the school, who was a
student go to ask for guidance. She would come to me and say, you know, please pray for my daughter,
she's University she's getting this anonymous lady was telling me to pray for her mother and
daughter, who goes to university and drinks alcohol and sleeps and dies every single week is
different. And she's coming to ask me to mentor hassle guidance from a bar concert.
		
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			And so this is what happens more you put your trust in us, you'll see that the doors will open for
you, things will become easier
		
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			to deal with those people in a much easier fashion.
		
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			Upon facing a trial associated with one's negative thoughts,
		
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			that affects one's humanity. How does one train his thoughts? So he can be nice?
		
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			Okay, so when a person faces a trial that affects their event, how do you train yourself? How you
train your thoughts? To be a peace of mind? Peace of heart, right? Very simple.
		
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			It's easier said than done. But it's very simple. You try and put your trust in Allah Subhana. Allah
through the things that we said in the first lecture. Okay, those four things that we say you're
trying to put your trust in the muscle,
		
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			by having patience, and training yourself throughout those four things that you mentioned in the
first lecture. So through those steps, right, you'll be able to recognize I'm facing a trial now,
okay, you'll be able to get past it. Why? Because I went through a trial before I got past it.
		
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			How do I get past it? Because the size of a wire over me was bountiful, he blesses us with so many
things. So why should I
		
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			write so you go through those steps and have patience to get yourself through it?
		
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			How should one face the trial of people's bad speech for treatment?
		
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			of refrain to insults, slander, backbiting, etc? How should one come to terms with such treatment?
		
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			Okay, that's interesting. So now the second part of this question is, can the one that's being
oppressed, this case, used as a weapon against against the one who's oppressing the oppressor? So
can they
		
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			be oppressed?
		
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			against the oppressor?
		
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			You can use, you know,
		
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			try and leave this to your last resort. In fact, you should try not to do this. And this is
something that it was done. Yes. But the problem is
		
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			that someone who's oppressed is accepted. And I'll give you an example.
		
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			So this is an example of someone who actually was being oppressed and mental health what is punish
this person who's who's doing something bad to their family, right, making life really difficult for
their family. And, you know, his father was was still
		
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			healthy and stuff like that. And so when someone was oppressing their family certainly draft
		
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			up this punish this person for what they're doing this is wrong, and some kind of on the next one in
that phone call saying that, you know, that person passed away.
		
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			And so he was like,
		
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			that's really bad. I need to
		
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			stay away from them. And one of the things that we do, right, we hear this into my football, we hear
people making
		
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			against those that are pressing around. It's very severe and very stern, very strict, very harsh.
punish these people over do this to those people to that to those people. Yes, your question. If
george bush walks through that door right now, what would you do?
		
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			He wants to know, security and nothing
		
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			is starting to walk towards me.
		
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			And that's good, why? Maybe
		
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			he's coming through the doors that he wants to sit down and listen, for. He's thinking of
executives. And so he comes in, he wants to listen, and he wants to benefit.
		
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			But yet, you just want to jump on it. Even though he might say, you know what I accepted.
		
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			This is probably the people that
		
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			that's not how we're supposed to behave. That is not how we're supposed to behave.
		
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			If you see someone who's oppressing others, make your actual
		
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			guide, this person guide will guide this person guide that person
		
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			is that person that has so much power that they can oppress others in other countries, that's a good
person to have on your side of meeting, this person comes to them, they're very powerful person,
this person in the right training directors, knowing how to use their power and strength, they can
be very beneficial to changing the world to be a better place. They can use the power and strength
that they have to be able, they can use the power strength and have to rebuild the societies that
they damaged. There's so many different things that we can do. We don't make those kinds of drives.
Has anyone ever made a roll off these guys? George Washington, some
		
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			of these guys? No, sir.
		
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			We shouldn't do that we should do, we should ask for lots of goodness for people. Because the
Prophet said he didn't want to destroy our people. In essence.
		
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			That was the thing. That's what people think about us. That's what people think about us things,
that we just want all the bad people to go away and just destroy. That's not true.
		
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			There were people that were allowed to live within the Islamic State. There were people who were
Muslims,
		
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			non Muslims in a proper manner. And the prophets
		
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			asked a lot further, he died. And the angels came and asked the proxy, want us to destroy all the
people of
		
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			that area?
		
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			Want us to destroy them? Because they were oppressing the profits of the
		
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			angels get to it?
		
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			No, no.
		
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			Because he had hope. He said, I hope that there will be good and righteous people who come out of
their property, good righteous people who come from those, those oppressors. So he made to have for
them. And some people supported the Prophet some years later, when they moved off to Medina. So many
of those people who were oppressing him in black and white, were the ones who supported
		
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			and so
		
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			suppose, goodness for others, how do we face the trial of people's bad speech treatment, you deal
with it in a wise way.
		
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			constantly making
		
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			constantly remembering the last time when people annoyed me, the first thing you do is your blood
starts to rush, right? You start to get annoyed, your bloods rushing, you just want to say something
back and you don't know how to control yourself, like you can get physically abusive and start to
fight them. You know, but
		
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			if you will, only to remember and constantly that we do not want to fight
		
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			back or blood pressure will be so calm. So patient, to kind of I see that in some brothers. Firstly,
a lot of offers.
		
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			I don't get
		
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			in my life, but I'm not a Congress.
		
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			Again, I get irritated. No one's going to be this way. Right? I know some people will go through
such hardship, if they're so patient, because they're close to a loss.
		
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			They see the importance of constant. And when they're faced with people, you know, talking to them
swearing at them. You know, I've had people come to my wife in Canada and say, you know, when you
take this thing off your face,
		
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			people come to me and say, take the leash off of your dog, my wife because she's so basic that I
forced her to wear it. Right. So they told me to take the leash off my dog was referring to my wife
and these are things that are sent to you
		
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			to be patient with you.
		
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			Because when you're patient, you show an example to most people, they come to you and they start to
get angry with you. And they say something bad about you. And you just say, you have a good day.
		
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			God bless. You walk away, or you smile, and you continue on the way. That irritates them. You
irritates them. This is what my younger brother, my younger brother,
		
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			he taught me something which is so true. Because anytime someone comes to you, and says something to
you about Islam or anything, that was not really practicing, it's not trust me, it'll never even go.
Right. But he's, he's the type of guy that he loves people. He respects people, you can be in any
religion, he respects you, right? Because when people come to you, and they say something bad to
you, by the way, you're dressed and stuff like that, just smile, and walk away.
		
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			Walk away.
		
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			Seriously, gonna try it.
		
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			I tried it, it works
		
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			really well, because you're laughing and your blood is
		
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			irritated. And the other person is just so agitated, like,
		
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			being so calm when I'm getting in their face, talking to them about their vision, denouncing them,
and telling them you know what, this is bad, don't do it.
		
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			I get this, they get this impression from you that you're like
		
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			this person, and someone confronts them about their religion. So the curious, did become curious
about this. Like, how is it that
		
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			you can
		
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			get curious people are curious. Human beings were curious, we tried to try to get down to people in
different ways. You know, don't don't just have people out loud, like your brother saying just
because as soon as you
		
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			smile at people, it's a sadaqa. And for the listeners into southern pines, but it makes me feel good
for the novices. It makes them feel good as well. Those that are nice as being nice and gentle.
Right? walk by and you say good morning, how are you? Good evening, good night. But those that are
making you smile at them in the sense that it is
		
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			you're giving power to them, you're smiling at them, even when they hate you. You smile at them,
they become curious, they start to read about this very simple example is September 11. Right when
the Twin Towers were hacked, what happened in North America in the US specifically, and every single
bookstore chapters Amazon, every single bookstore had zero copies of
		
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			zero also
		
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			also helped. You can not get an English translation. For two weeks.
		
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			Every single person wanted to know what is this number about?
		
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			We looked at it as something that's probably
		
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			1000s of people became Muslim after September 11 1000s. More coming to the masjid sitting down
school spirit contact in the masjid. We want to bring the children to come and learn about
		
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			what really, and this is something good. So when people do something harsh to you, make you feel bad
for your religion. Say something nice smile to them, you don't know the wisdom that
		
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			puts in that smile of yours. You may change the face of the earth just with your smile, just
		
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			ask
		
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			whatever are the best times to make your app
		
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			I know part of the answer but
		
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			the best times to be wrong are many good times to make
		
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			one of the best ones to make when you're in bucha
		
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			you're standing in front of the camera.
		
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			So
		
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			you have to go there first.
		
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			If you go for Hajj onbroad you're standing in front of the camera will be in the Blackstone at the
door of the camera. Maybe Perhaps
		
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			that is a good time to be. Also anytime you're there.
		
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			Like here in Singapore, when is a good time to make your Friday, all day on Friday, all day all
night. Why? Because if I ask you what do you know, that tells us about the time that we should pay
for our trading. Some people will say in the morning after other people will say at noon.
		
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			Others will say just after the first football between the second football, you know that the amount
of sense that
		
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			other people will say between
		
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			others will say just before but some people will say in the middle of the night. Why do you say all
these things because there's so many libertarians. So one of the things that I tell people to do
this, every single minute on Friday take advantage of the right incentives created on Friday. On a
Friday, he died on the Friday, the day of judgment will be on the Friday, Friday is a special day,
it is a day where I was
		
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			blessed us, it is the aid of our week. And it is a day filled with blessing and forgiveness. So we
should seek
		
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			forgiveness and his help throughout Friday. So one of the things that we should do is all day long
on Friday, as we're walking or working, we're singing
		
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			are asking
		
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			me constantly, we don't need to stand and raise your hands. Raise your hands to be proud. We can be
proud of different times when you're walking in your shoes coming out here on your computer, you can
make drive to
		
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			work, there's so many times that you can meet up sometimes we're sitting down waiting for a lecture
to start, we're sitting down waiting for somebody to start and we don't do anything just sitting
there staring, staring at the wall staring
		
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			Why don't you
		
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			ask Allah for forgiveness, ask him for you know mercy asking for blessings. Those are things that we
should do other good times to be violent on Fridays generally, also before sellout. So before you
start praying, go to the cluster differently. For instance, one time to sit down before granting for
hospital must transmit data between the mother and the beginning of Sona
		
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			institute
		
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			that is
		
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			closest to a loss of
		
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			incision. Right. So sit down, sorry, stay down Institute with your grant, I think
		
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			there are many times before projects before budget offering. Very good time to make, right. So
there's many things that we can use. To me.
		
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			That shows us how merciful and less empathetic is. Give me an example. Those people right there
worship the stars or the sun or the moon or whatever. Imagine someone who worships the moon, right?
		
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			It's now 330 in the afternoon, they want to make the drive to their father who's the moon, they have
to wait another few hours before they can make
		
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			the beauty wisdom in the last panel. anytime of the day or night. Wherever you are, you can call
upon a boss.
		
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			That is just the beauty of the stuff that's
		
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			giving us the ability to constantly be in touch with it. We don't have to wait right?
		
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			He's asked me something
		
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			at any time, just you don't even need to raise your hands. If you're in public and you feel shy.
Just make
		
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			sure that you're sitting in the bustle of our team, whatever it is.
		
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			How does a person maintain patience even after so long waiting,
		
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			and nothing changes for the better.
		
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			Maybe that thing that you're asking for is not good for you, you just don't know. So accept what I
		
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			gave you and move on. Accept the situation that you're in and move on. Right? Don't wait for
something to happen or wait for change. Don't wait for something, put your trust in a muscle and
move on. Get yourself out of that, that difficult time applications and trust that things will get
better for you and make them get better by doing so. You know, I know some people for example, their
their mother passed away. They'll sit there for years and years every time they they're depressed.
You know, they go to work and drive home from work. They're depressed. It's just constantly being
depressed from nothing. You're gonna die.
		
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			We're all gonna die. So your mother died. Your mother passed away.
		
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			She's no longer
		
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			going to be with your children. Why yours? Why are you oppressing their children by being depressed,
unhappy, treat them nicely. Go out with your family.
		
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			Get your mind off of the trials or the difficult things that you're going through. And then
gradually,
		
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			knowing that either is good to accept your drive, and we can change now, or you will give you your
warning, figure out what to expect something to happen. You don't know what's best one knows what is
best for you. Maybe you're asking for the wrong thing.
		
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			gratis, best, whatever is out there for us.
		
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			How do we control our impulse to confide in people, we have problems and turns to a loss of power
immediately. This is something that sometimes is a problem. You know, when kids go through difficult
times, they go through issues in life, they turn to others. They go, okay, you, you're a good
listener, let me talk to you. If you're going to counseling in someone's marriage, you can talk to
them about this issue. Right? before you ask other people. One of the biggest problems is that we
don't turn to a muscle.
		
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			How many people here wake up for 200? Don't even raise your hands. We don't want to know. But ask
yourself, how many people wake up for 200? Right? If you don't wake up
		
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			and ask yourself, are you really trying to get to a ball? Are you really trying to protect yourself
with
		
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			a time
		
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			that you're closest to a
		
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			loss of habitat, it comes down to the heavens of the earth, you are so close to
		
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			your closest to your pillow and ask yourself, how do you want to receive things from the data if
you're not trying to get closer to. So we need to try and learn how to get closer to a hustle.
		
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			Rather than thinking something's gonna happen for us. And you know, we're just making perhaps luxury
times
		
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			making drive luxury times whatever time is suitable for me, meaning I never made one until you know,
I come to the lecture at
		
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			times where you have to make an effort to make you want to get a PhD degree at some universities
that have worked for
		
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			patients in your life.
		
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			You got to work by using the muscles.
		
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			But you need to try, just try somewhere and
		
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			maintain a healthy relationship with a bustling town with data and thoughts, games and women with
the worldly entertainments
		
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			you start,
		
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			you start by fulfilling the commands of the muscle on start by doing whatever is compulsory upon you
to do that first,
		
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			a lot of us will try to do so many extra things.
		
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			We are trying to do so many extra things, you want to read the book on one color, we want to do so
many things during the
		
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			time that he wants us to be constant in our garden. Rather than doing so many things during the
month of a month, and nothing for 11 months of the year. What the companions of the Prophet SAW did
was once a month of Ramadan, they would perfect the actions that they were doing. It was a time for
them to perfect the actions that they did throughout the year. Meaning that they were constantly
doing those things.
		
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			On cane, it was a time to make sure that this was perfect. Right? I got my
		
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			car fast and regularly. Yes, I'm doing these things on a regular basis. Now what they can do is
they've been trying to do a few extra things. By perfecting an action, you need to obviously add to
it, right. So you want to pray out regularly. Once a pray five times a day, in order to perfect
praying five times a day need to make sure that
		
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			you want to make sure that you pray five times a day. protect those five times by paying extra
sooner. Right so
		
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			for example, make sure that invader to sue them before
		
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			the sun goes down the
		
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			list goes on you're made sure that you maintain them. One day your learning will get easier and you
might not crave so for example, one day after
		
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			a rush and I skipped it
		
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			Okay, that's, that's fine. That's the point is that you're not skipping the compulsory prayer you're
skipping the sooner. Right. So now you become the person who's reading five times a day. And you're
particularly
		
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			feel that sometimes you miss your son, or you're starting to become amazing with your son. So
creating more traffic. So after modeling,
		
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			and then
		
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			why? Because some days you feel lazy and you're not afraid enough, but you're still.
		
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			So protect your prayers. And that's what the article and journal a bond, right, in order to build on
an action to perfect it you have to build. So in order to perfect your slide, you need to build this
in order to perfect good. So now we need to build with winter. Sorry.
		
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			And the same thing goes for.
		
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			Start by revising what you already memorized. Right? Once you've got that out, now start to learn
more, but make sure you still maintain. So you have to keep building on things in order to perfect.
And this is the this
		
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			is to do.
		
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			What are other ways to increase faith and patience?
		
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			Okay, faith wants to increase. What do you do?
		
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			A lot of the time when people say
		
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			I want to increase my email, I feel as though my email is going down. So I'm gonna go for it.
		
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			Right? People say that, right? Has anyone Has anyone done that they feel as though their amount is
going down to like, Okay, I need to go for Hajj, I need to do something drastic in my life, that's
going to change the way that is just uplifted.
		
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			That's, that's good. That's not really useful. Right? It's good. But it's not really useful. One of
the things that you can do to increase your, you know,
		
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			a lot of people will think of something very Islamic. But you need to think outside of the box. You
see someone crossing the street.
		
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			They're healthy, they're fine. But they're holding groceries, a lot of them. So you put the rest of
them. And you can take it from their hands and say, let me help you. Let me help
		
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			you
		
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			appreciate, or you go to a marketing blog, you guys don't have to pay for parking here, right?
		
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			payment is automatic, every parking lot.
		
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			Just automatically. Okay, let's use another example. You go to a store, right, and someone is buying
a bottle of water, and you see them there behind the mic. So you're calm, you're buying something
you're paying. And you see that they have, you know, two or three things in their hand, that only
cost me a few
		
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			dollars
		
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			$1 $2 $3 $5.
		
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			So but the thing is, what you do to increase your demand is you look for ways of doing good things.
Look for ways of easing a muscle by helping others when no one else is paying attention to that. So
you're paying for your stuff. You see someone else in mind. You say, Okay, I've got to tell the
cashier, cashier pay for their stuff to you don't even know that person is
		
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			just like, Nah, that's okay.
		
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			And then that's it, you just walk away. Or you see someone who's usually I use the car from the
parking lot and someone who's parking their car, you're going to tell the guide on how to pay for
this parking as well.
		
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			Look for ways
		
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			that are outside of the norm outside of just okay, I want to raise my human so I need to pray more.
		
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			But I'm not really praying. So how do I raise my email so that I start praying, right? I want to
raise money. So fast, more money to
		
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			ask for that's a problem that people have is weak. I don't pray, tell me to pray in order to raise
money. Because I don't do that in the first place. I want to raise money.
		
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			So think of things that are not directly related in the sense that it's not legislation. Right. So
like I said, aid for other people to do things to help others. go and visit someone who's sick.
Again to
		
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			go to the hospital, go to like the cancer Ward and go visit a child whose main they're completely
bald, no eyebrows, go and visit that job.
		
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			Guaranteed.
		
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			guarantee
		
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			Do you
		
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			go and visit people regularly? Go to a different port
		
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			than the six people in the hospital, your email will skyrocket. And this is something that we should
do
		
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			rather than encourage us to visit sick people, because it's something that keeps us in
		
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			the graveyard. What was this a graveyard? series one. And basically men go and see where you can
follow janazah directly follow into the cemetery and go and put dirt on top of that person's bottom.
Go and know that that's where you're
		
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			really fast. And if you do that regularly, you're a strong, so we ask Allah to make that easy for
us.
		
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			Now, I still have all these questions before.
		
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			Now.
		
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			Okay, the child is constantly fighting and fighting with his parents is trying times for the mother.
Yes, I didn't tell her to be patient. What is the
		
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			advice? I mean, there's so many out there.
		
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			But again,
		
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			a lot of the time we feel as though we need to recite a specific.
		
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			Why? Why do you need a specific
		
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			time to say what you want? And to turn to a one say, is it easy for my wife who's going through this
difficult time with raising children I know it's hard, I work a lot, it's not easy. Please make it
easy for me to do that. You don't need to have a specific drive asked a lot from your heart. That's
where it means something not just memorizing, you know, I write it down for you and then you go
after it like
		
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			that's not sincere.
		
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			He sincerely wants you to ask your heart. So turn to a lot I can give you the drive to recite, I can
give you should just turn to a lot asking in the language that you feel comfortable in. There's no
specific requirement that I need to speak to a boss
		
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			I need to communicate
		
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			in a simulated replication is the one you're comfortable with. As you feel you are able to
communicate with each other and speak from your heart.
		
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			If we see someone doing something wrong, and we feel like we will be able to advise them wisely.
Should we just be silent about it? And just make
		
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			some long articles see something
		
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			something that's not good something bad, bad habit for example, someone smoking, right often advise
them. So you try to advise them as best as you possibly can. But you will be in this part of the
problem some a lot of a sudden says change that state that person or that that incident whatever is
taking place, change it by using your hand meaning the law whatever legislations are there, right?
This is also the government or the rulers, the leaders they take part in, if you can, let's say your
parents and yes you take initiative, right child doesn't want to go out to visit playing video games
all the time. With a video game. Right to get away. No need to need to prioritize.
		
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			So you can't do that. If you can't change the situation, someone smoking a pack, we're gonna go buy
another pack.
		
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			Then advise them, tell them saving
		
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			cigarettes is really bad. It's hurting your health. And I'm talking to the smoke outside justice.
		
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			And if you still can't do that, not capable of doing it.
		
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			Use your hearts in the sense. don't like doing ask them
		
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			paddle pilots help this person big rock
		
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			is amongst one of the lowest levels of emf when it comes to changing or getting rid of both. Glucose
is bad. So you know, try to do it if you have the power and capability to change that situation
physically, like for example, if you're a parent, which is probably one of the only ways that you
can physically change it, or it's your brother or sister, or even if it's yourself, you know, you
have an issue that you keep buying magazines that you should not be looking at. Take all the
vaccines that you have that are you bought, throw them away, throw away, get rid of them, right, and
then don't find out and stuff like that. So take physical action in Canada, but don't start doing
		
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			anything serious.
		
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			regards to the question regarding
		
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			to where there are some jobs that require them to be inside that job.
		
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			That job sector
		
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			for example, we need Muslim doctors, engineers and nurses to serve the community in the Muslim
community. In Singapore nurses are not allowed to wear hijab, if Muslim nurses were to find other
jobs alternatives such as working as a nurse in other countries and Singapore behind vile things.
Nurses, pence. Okay. Any nurses in Singapore? Is it permissible to have private health practice?
		
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			Can you be a private doctor to
		
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			private clinic? private clinics have their own nurses, right? There's no laws that say that the
nurse in a private clinic can work the job. She just can't reconcile a government hospital right? So
she can still work in
		
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			the US The alternative is that you find a doctor say Hey, buddy, we got 30 nurses here. You're the
doctor let's open a clinic and do this the Muslim way. Right let's open a Muslim.
		
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			This
		
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			is a crime think outside of the box. Right? The last thing you want is to have no female doctors and
nurses.
		
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			Nowadays their youth using music to spread the deen whatever limitations?
		
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			What is accepted
		
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			rulings?
		
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			Using using to spread the deen is something that is still not permissible. Right? If there's musical
instruments in it. I don't know what the scholars here in Singapore say, Malaysia when they
		
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			write the music is something that is not permissible. So I follow that.
		
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			I don't enforce it in Singapore, Malaysia.
		
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			Right scholars in the major Afro Malaysia follow the scholars of religion. Now, when it comes to
this, my opinion, my opinion is that no music is not permissible. Therefore using it as a means of
Dawa itself is not permissible as well, in order to make an ad use off. Right? You don't turn off?
All
		
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			right, a very simple example is, you know, you want to pray once a piece of muscle memory to have
more. So instead of praying to to
		
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			pray for,
		
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			right, it's tempting to fault to compulsory
		
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			pay for or you pay 666 100% for the first
		
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			one and the second
		
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			one left late in the first second.
		
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			Even when I'm going to
		
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			put my hands on the back of
		
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			my back because it's harder to
		
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			try and do things to get closer to the bottom by using deals that are not pleasing to all right.
		
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			This is a good question. Sorry, sisters. I think this was written by sister so we're going to assume
that
		
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			we see our other sisters are taking up a job.
		
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			However,
		
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			how they behave in public is not so modest how to advise this
		
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			Basically,
		
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			the way that you behave in public is not honest. This is a problem that we see with people. I will
say this easily. And I discussed this with my wife many times, right? My wife, I said, Where's the
cop? We talked about this all the time. Some people were in the pub.
		
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			Right? They were it, but their behavior is still not right. Right? Which means that people don't
understand why they're wearing what they wear. You don't understand why you're waking up, because
you still don't show with reverence, you have a much greater conversation. Bunch of rows.
		
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			That make sense, right? So your behavior
		
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			will only change when you understand why it is that you're doing this. Why do you work in a job?
What is the purpose of the job? What What does it do to you as a Muslim system, you need to wear a
job that understand why you're wearing does anyone can wear it, the people who wear it get
frustrated, too humid outside and don't forget a
		
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			reason why. Because they don't understand why they married in the first place. Which comes back to
the parents. Parents don't teach their children, why they do what they do.
		
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			teach children why we
		
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			don't teach children why we even
		
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			they don't teach children why they have to work things out. They just say, Well,
		
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			God,
		
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			what is asleep, wake up.
		
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			One of the one of the things that we have to do when it comes to children is learn from as we were
all children,
		
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			like to be a child, one of the things that children do all the time constantly. And it's a three
letter word. Wow.
		
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			Why?
		
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			Why? Why? especially to the three to five, five year old children.
		
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			I mean, why? Why
		
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			are Why are
		
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			these mistakes that we do as parents, we forget that. And even ourselves, we don't know why we do
half the things we do
		
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			have to walk around the campus?
		
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			You have to go into it several times.
		
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			Why? Why are you doing this? Because we have to do it.
		
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			You believe in these things? You're gonna find out why you're doing otherwise you're not believing
		
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			in
		
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			our own selves. Why do we do this and explain to others why we do it? Because that's the only way I
can understand and the only way to get closer to
		
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			our
		
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			office.
		
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			Today I
		
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			discovered the power of using the
		
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			technological
		
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			right.
		
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			People are laughing
		
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			What else can I do for my family? My mother, my brothers and sisters who have strayed from the DNA
due to the age gap, clash of interests and ego on their part. It's hard for me to help sighs
suffocating.
		
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			Yes, my
		
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			mother passed away five years ago and since then things have gone wrong.
		
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			First of all,
		
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			bless your father granted success
		
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			this year after by children
		
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			and so on and so forth. Your father's raised in the garden of paradise where he smells deceptive
gentlemen.
		
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			With regards to the age of gas and the fact that family the strength in this is something that
everybody faces. Everyone has this challenge. Everyone's going through it including myself.
		
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			We've all been through it. A lot of times people look at you know, speakers are coming talk and give
lectures, Mashallah they come from good families, pious families, and
		
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			it's not the case, right? Everyone is struggling with this. So what you do is you ask for loss of
wisdom, in your words of
		
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			wisdom, in my words of wisdom in my actions, is make it easy for people to understand the meaning of
distracting somebody will see.
		
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			Only the
		
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			big things easy for music, people understand that understanding.
		
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			To unlock all of these change in our hearts, please make them better guess for others may drive for
yourself to become a better person and someone was more understood. Because these are the people
that you love, and you want them to be successful in this life.
		
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			Loss of palatable wisdom to you so that you can be helpful towards others.
		
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			Also make lots and lots and lots of
		
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			turn to a loss of confidence. In your actions, be a good example that you want others to be able to
see that on you, while at the same time know that you can't change everything. You can't change
everybody. In fact, the challenge that we all have is with our family members, that you will never
be able to get all of your family members to be on one page just doesn't happen. Those are the tests
that we go through in life. And a lot of tests us with the things that are dear to us, which is our
family. So we asked Allah to enlighten
		
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			us our difficulties and to make things easier for us with regards to our how many
		
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			I do not want to be a doctor. But how do we get explaining? encourage my mother to pray five times a
day by making prayer something that is constant in your house and not going into a room and frame
		
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			five times a day.
		
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			Get those other people that are there. For example, you might have brothers or sisters, get them
together. Get your brother father to call the event in the house. Right? Sometimes people blame us
and family members are not praying. Parents complain My children are great. We're doing great. Okay,
great home. Where in your house? Do you pray? My dear children ever seen you
		
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			know why?
		
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			You're downstairs? What are they doing? Playing video games? Why are you playing in your room when
your children are downstairs playing video games? I keep calling them to come and
		
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			go in the living
		
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			room.
		
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			If you like if you're annoyed, guess what? I'm getting afraid right here today.
		
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			Right here.
		
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			Off they will continue to do it. Continue to do it. You show them the example. And eventually
		
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			by explaining it to them.
		
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			They don't know why your brain
		
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			like you just said a few minutes ago. Why do we pray? Why do we do the things that we do? They will
understand this. They will want
		
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			that for this evening. You guys need to turn the air conditioning down. Everyone's freezing. And it
turned off a few months ago when I was here.
		
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			I have a sister went back at
		
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			Dublin parents in less than last year.
		
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			It's been a year now my mother has been reluctant to accept my brothers and sisters who plan on
marriage this year.
		
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			As the youngest
		
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			families
		
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			with different approaches to data by parents who are not qualifying.
		
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			I think I've mentioned quite a few things and addressed his points already. And mentioned quite a
few things that you can do that addresses points. When it comes to a family, and you know, some of
your brothers or sisters might not be obedient, there's nothing you can do. That's, that's,
		
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			that's just a habit, it may be a test for you. So know that you need to safeguard yourself, because
this might be a test that shape folks that you're trying to discourage you from what you're doing.
So don't ever feel as though you're better than your family members, because you're the one
		
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			that is working really hard on you. So you need to always be proud about these many steadfast upon
what I'm doing. Because real test comes when you're actually tested. A lot of us we say you pray
five times a day, right? Right five times a day, we should all say that we pray five times a day.
But the question comes down to when you're on a 12 when you're on a 16 hour flight from Singapore,
to London, wherever it is, for 16 hours, you have to grab the plane.
		
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			That's the test that you claim that you can fake. But you never know that day that you might miss
your prayers must be the last thing.
		
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			Right? never feel as though you're saying that. I'm the only one in my family.
		
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			You never know. Maybe the day that you stop praying is your last day that could be the first day
that that person in your family begins to pray for the rest of their life. You never know us in
		
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			ways that we don't understand nor to be comprehensive.
		
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			This is
		
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			keeping these
		
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			seizures, repetitive. Some of them are very repetitive on trials and patients which
		
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			will stop natural law keep them with me have tried and tested tonight in tonight's lecture as well,
which is incentive baguettes, your questions?
		
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			Thank you
		
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			for sharing.
		
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			We've not come to the end of the second. The organizers of this seminar like to express our
heartfelt gratitude to all of you today.
		
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			Not forgetting us.
		
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			For us, our families and our
		
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			people taking time off