Edris Khamissa – Tap into your potential – 27.06.2013

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The importance of finding a partner is discussed, along with finding the right person for one's needs and forgiveness. The speakers emphasize the need for a positive relationship and celebrating one's public persona. The importance of forgiveness and embracing change is also emphasized. The speakers stress the need to celebrate one's success and not allow others to judge one's emotions and pain, as well as seeking counseling for issues of their own personal development and family goals to heal their emotions. The importance of working on one's family routine is also emphasized.

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Welcome to Al mushrif on radio Islam international 12
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			You know, in life, one thing that is in our control the attitude
		
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			and wanting to feel despondent isn't going to help you. If you've been to other people, if you've
been great members of your family.
		
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			You know, sometimes it is natural to be under pressure, and you are under pressure, then your family
must give me a chance to just be quiet for that moment, you know, they understand allow you to
unwind, but if you're quiet every day is not interact with them, then that is
		
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			very, very important. Because there is another segment today and we discuss some very personal
issues. And we started with the please share with us the key ingredients of a happy, blissful and
harmonious and a successful marriage.
		
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			You know what in life, all of us want to spend time in a happy home, you want your home to be a
sanctuary you want your home, where your wife or your husband understands you and allows you to be
who you are. And for me, you know, there are many, many critical attributes and under the law, you
know, we learn this beautiful example by the most beautiful exemplar Nabi sallallahu Sallam pointed
down the chair that come across in the recent past, is that
		
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			and I remember asking this question in our of my beloved wife, I said to her, you know, do you like
our lifestyle? Or do you prefer to have a lifestyle in which, you know, you got no kids, you got in
a number of servants at your beck and call, where you don't even do any cooking? Nothing,
		
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			no money, nothing.
		
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			You could do whatever you want, do whatever you want to know about them.
		
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			Or not.
		
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			that the reason for asking was the following.
		
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			Demand is not only about the feelings you have for each other, but also what you do for each other.
		
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			Those things that you do for each other,
		
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			your clothes, and you find that when you lose your loved one she passed away, in the last few days,
with all the things that you have done together, and the things that she's done for you. Now, when
things like cooking, things like nursing, the children, the things like feeding the children, things
like getting your homework done, and all of these things are delegated to people, I'm not saying
that, you know, we should not try to lead as comfortable as possible. But some things in life, you
cannot delegate, you cannot delegate your love, you cannot for example, as I used to do, what is
your responsibility, because as parents, we are primary educators, and I find that increasingly I'm
		
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			finding that it's without you know, I must suggesting that the senior center of the issue, when I
find when couples do not do things to each other, and support each other in that way. They so much
of the time the almost like the king and the queen in a in a material sense, you find what is it
that could keep you the marriage or what is it? What is it that keeps people in marriages? Not so
much, you know, the luxury, right? So rather than going through challenges, what you do together as
couples and I want to encourage people, I want to say this to everyone that you know, it's a it's a
partnership.
		
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so many homes breaking up for facility facilities and facilities and issues. But nonetheless in
Sharla with the help of a loss of handler Darla and following the guidelines of Rasulullah
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			cine minutes after 11 Welcome back to all mushy conveyed Islam International. Hopefully you've got
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			Solomonic
		
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			terrain. You can hear me now, it's much more better. I mean, this you're busy discussing about
marriage and tips for successful marriage.
		
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			You say being in a relationship is a full time job. So don't apply if you are not ready
		
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			to commit to being in a relationship is a full time job. So don't apply if you're not ready. For
sure. So my job is 24 seven. And
		
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			one of the things that you got to understand that when you are in immigration should naturally be
you want to, for example, make it easy. You don't want to oppress anyone, you don't make any person
like aflame denies
		
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			that we mustn't forget in what we need to do
		
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			for each other, and that's really important, you know, like, think about
		
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			what would you remember in the end in a what would you remember remember the done together that we
have done for each other, the support that we are given out reminds us that we are committed to each
other in such an important and critical aspect of their government and to each other. So that is
pretty important that you need to understand that particular metaphor, you know, and so I think so I
want to encourage you that that you need to become actively involved in learning
		
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			Just need to actively support. Like, as long as the secondary aspect for me is also important. What
you got to understand that in life, no matter how much you love someone, how much you care for
someone, that you are going to have differences,
		
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			things that you're gonna disagree about, there are things that you want to do differently. Your
whole approach to life in the future may be different, the way you do things about the trend,
because you are the product of your home environment. And that's the nature of things. Now, it does
not mean there's only one way of being the face does not also mean that because you like to do
something someday, you want to impose it on your husband or your wife.
		
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			Saying that, it's okay.
		
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			It's okay, we can achieve the same ends, but it's not a problem. Want to do something differently.
		
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			now, there's two aspects. The third aspect is the whole issue.
		
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			The second MOBOTIX month and Ramadan is going to come and you find it so shocking, that people made
for the month of Ramadan, for them to experience the conflict. In the month of Ramadan, they talk
about separation. I mean, it's a time of forgiveness, time of reciprocal understanding. And I think
it's important that night, you know, we tend sometimes to leave out a lot from the equation. And in
doing that, what we do is we allow shaytan to become a pivotal player in our relationship. And I
think it's very important that we understand this, that we need to be forgiving. We need to suddenly
forgive ourselves, forgive our partner. And we mustn't say well, why should I forgive?
		
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			Why should you not forgive? And you should not ironical that, you know, you're not allowed to
forgive us is not ironical, you're allowed to hide or false. So therefore, I think be to also be the
model, and to forgive, to understand, and, and there's no such thing, you know, the new people, many
listeners, who might be saying, you know what,
		
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			he didn't talk, he has no idea what I will
		
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			understand that you will know what you're going through, you know, the emotion, the pain, and
therefore, I would encourage you to deal with it. I know sometimes you need to see a counselor.
Sometimes there is a need for an objective voice. Sometimes there's a need for both families to get
involved. But it's important that when you discuss things you discuss things with love and
affection, not doctor of acrimony, and anger.
		
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			Because there is an email has come through.
		
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			It says the rules for happy marriage number one, never both be angry at the same time. Number two,
getting to the point.
		
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			Very important when three or four people angry at the same time, then shutdown is coming to be my
rule of thumb is this at any given time, when one person is emotional or angry, the other person
will be completely silent.
		
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			add to it number two fuel to the fire. And therefore the first point is so fundamental.
		
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			Number two never yell at each other unless the house is on fire. That's important. When you are
yelling at each other. What are you really doing any defect? That will be the crisis is a crisis
like the 10,000 on fire is a metaphor when we do something a calamity about before. For example, He
knows the people say the tsunami is about half an hour away.
		
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			myself or my family my sushi Amina,
		
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			sorry to disturb you. HR, the HR can hear from you that now often are sent to tsunami.
		
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			In other words, your tone
		
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			say is dependent
		
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			in terms of the context and we didn't define yourself. So this is how the person screaming in the
house is on fire.
		
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			So the next point says if one of you has to win an argument, let it be your mate. That's very
important. In our it's not about scoring points, I will
		
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			also remind you that is better to render the argument, once the right to get into an argument ation,
if you want to score points and if you're a winner, then the other person knows what actually has
happened.
		
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			You need to look at a win win situation. The next point is you have to criticize do it lovingly.
That's so, so fundamental to any relationship. Now, when you criticize someone you're going to need
to love and hikma our inhibition allowed us to reminded us that believers are married and to each
other.
		
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			They are meant to each other now, doesn't come to you go to the mirror, the mirror does not for
example, and defines your weaknesses. And mirror, when you look at the mirror, the mirror or two
recognizes the purity of many aspects of your life, the mirror will not diminish or amplify a
weakness
		
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			will do things.
		
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			And that is important.
		
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			So important. The next point reads never bring up past mistakes. Or Yes, you know, I jokingly say
that some of our sisters have good memories again.
		
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			You know, your wife's not darling, I'm sorry, you know, that she might remind you on the sixth of
April in 1944,
		
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			on the seventh of March 1954.
		
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			Whenever it really needs to take place, you must go through the situation with continents, you must
forgive the mistakes of the past. By raising the mistakes of the past, you are not the individual in
a relationship. That's also very pragmatic advice. And under the next points, we neglect the whole
world rather than each other.
		
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			That is, again, a significant point. Because
		
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			the relationship of marriage is one that impressed by it.
		
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			It's a sacred institution. If we can many of us have a wonderful public persona, we tend to
celebrate everyone outside our home. But we tend to neglect our spouses. And that is so important
for us to understand that we need to really celebrate our relationship, we need to lead a very
balanced life so that none of our spouses feel marginalized. The
		
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			next point reads never go to sleep was an argument unsettled.
		
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			Now, I would say to that one, yes or no, no depends on our personalities, sometimes is important
when the temperature realizes to let it sleep for a while, and to discuss it when both people are
calm. And often, naturally, when I say that, you don't have to set up the argument, it does not mean
that you must be
		
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			treated each other, you know, genuinely, that you have enough confidence in your husband or your
wife that you matter will be discussed. So that's that's also reminds me of another issue for young
people who marry me lots of young people have absolutely no idea how to deal with conflict. Now
there are rights and wrongs of how to deal with conflict in many ways where many psychologists,
psychiatrists, and other people will tell you how to deal with it, you will need to look at the way
that is best suited to your own personalities, something that needs to be discussed prior to
marriage. In that way, you can really have successful relationships. Now, it is possible to resolve
		
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			your arguments before you go to bed Alhamdulillah that if you anticipate and you know your partner
is going to explain the problem is going to compound the problem.
		
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			Discuss it tomorrow.
		
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			But maybe I'm crazy. This is a problem of taking a second wife. That's the problem.
		
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			My wife said to me, that I can go to ensure maximum flow to flow.
		
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			So the next point to read at least once every day, try to say one kind of complimentary remark to
your partner
		
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			Let cannot be over emphasized. Again, as I said early on, we tend to look at people outside our
home, we tend to be very generous in our compliments. We tend to flatter other people, we tend to
take beautiful things to them, but they're not the self esteem. Yet what we have from is beautiful,
		
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			is pure, it is innocent, it is sanctioned
		
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			by the new car, yet, we find it difficult to be complimentary. And what is even more painful is when
you go to other homes, that you wax lyrical about other people's cooking and the way they do things,
yet your wife is sitting there but you have never ever acknowledged. And I think that is wrong. And
charity begins at home. And it's a lot of men invest a statement, that thing they need to do that I
know the funny story that is
		
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			circulating, I hope is that
		
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			one person
		
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			after a talk will realize that he must start being complimentary. And he decided that when he goes
home, no matter what the life is cooked, he's going to compliment on her culinary skills. He comes
home and does his wife magnet baby medallion customers. Allah bless you what a beautiful dish.
		
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			I get so nervous to Mohammed I'm so upset to be sappy be upset. And being so complimentary. I'm
saying this out a long time ago, but I said I'm saying to you and I need it for years say you are
complimentary today because
		
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			in the food
		
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			very amazing humans. The next point reason is this, it says when you have done something wrong, be
ready to admit it and ask for forgiveness, it will not decrease your dignity in any sense, important
mistakes and offer forgiveness. And when you do that, therefore it becomes incumbent it becomes
		
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			then when critical your partner except your
		
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			forgiveness, you did not say Well, I'm not gonna forgive you, I'll never forgive you.
		
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			And forgive Do not forget about it. And
		
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			for any relationship to succeed, we need to understand the dynamics of relationships in any person
with rigidity
		
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			and gouging you and asking you to give this we must also respond in a beautiful reciprocal way
		
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			I forgive you and inshallah pray that you continue to forgive each other that remember that
		
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			he does not make the same mistake twice.
		
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			Because it is the last point we always make to offer each other in the absence of each other for
verily to are made in the absence of a person is readily accepted.
		
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			And we all know that you know, we are told
		
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			that we make for a person in his absence, not only
		
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			a army to the given that you have the other person that allows to give it to you in this beautiful,
beautiful, beautiful, so, we knew a bra for your partner. Look at each other, with eyes, beautiful
eyes and many of us who enjoy you know happy relationships marriages, will know that as you grow
older, and and especially when you have a traumatic years of your life, then we look at each other.
Even the sense of why elephant standing to say I love you I care for you. I make dua for you. You
are special to me enough enough money for words No need to fabricate any stories, no need to lie.
And this is something that we need to understand.
		
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			Trade Minister we are continuing with the program was uncle Idris promesa. They are busy discussing
rules for a successful and a blissful marriage. So it is one more message coming through it says
love is shown in your deeds, not in your words.
		
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			It's very important.
		
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			When you
		
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			show that you love, words can only support it was never replace D. It's the same actions are louder
than words. And that's, I think something no one can argue against.
		
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			If you look at our life,
		
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			if we can make this integral part of our life, the people who do the beautiful things, it speaks
volumes about them. And it's not so much how much of love you have is how much of love you show.
It's not so much about telling, but it is about showing
		
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			that say no that word is word that today's now
		
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			significant. What SMS has come through is read love doesn't need to be perfect, it just needs to be
through
		
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			must come to
		
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			anything that lacks charity will be hollow, it will be empty.
		
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			To understand this will move on to the another segment of the program. And that's conflict
management. We see so many couples nowadays are having problems. And they don't know how to manage
this conflict and how to reach an amicable solution in your marriage.
		
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			I've been telling this to so many people I do things to people that come to you for premarital
counseling. You know the Quran is really really clear. If there are any issues, people from either
side must come together, you know and to help couples. Now, the point I think As parents, we need to
understand that quite clearly that when our children do get married, they are going to have issues
adjusting to these additional marriage issues adjusting to each other. That is a natural and it
becomes even more difficult now especially
		
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			When our children I have not grown up emotionally develop, many of them electing maturity, many of
them who have grown up in homes of instant gratification, they get what they want, whenever they
want. And when they get married, they find it hard to deal with challenges that are hard to support
each other find it very, very difficult to persevere, because their life has been it's almost like a
fairy tale like on document both boys and girls. And
		
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			what can you do more significant
		
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			difference, he did not know how to deal with it, they need to speak to someone with objected. And
also what we encourage, if you decide to go to a particular individual, you continue to go through,
if you are unhappy with the person, tell the person you know what we have decided to go to someone
else. Now, the new goal to this particular person ended up being very, very confused. There are
times when a particular individual counselor may be too busy, because of someone else.
		
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			long as that person has the maturity
		
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			to support you to heal each other. If you are going to go to someone, surely to score points, you
should go there to show and spike your husband to see our writing, we were wrong about that.
intentions are completely wrong intention. But that's what we need to do. And I think that's
important. I think what happens when people get into marriage with a preconceived notion that
marriage is all about romance, it's all about those beautiful things, that you're not gonna have any
issues of conflict, any issues of difference, and we need to have the maturity and remember this, if
you're not going to confront your fears, they're not going to contain the situation, running away
		
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			from the problem does not end sadly, and I'm saying this again, what hurt me is that many parents
today, instead of being a doctor, that we are here to support you, in trying to make the marriage
work that many parents do, I get to support the children, to break up marriages purely the son or
the daughter has stolen
		
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			the majority. It's really, it's pretty amazing if I need to say that. And I think parents need to
understand that anything in life, you are people that have I have been married
		
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			issues, so many serious issues in their life, that they want to be together.
		
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			And today Alhamdulillah the conflicts are minor, the joys are very, very great and mature and I know
there is no gender on this earth in the sense that the truth isn't accurate,
		
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			it does not mean that our home has to be held on this earth and what is also fundamental to the
marriage because it shows respect
		
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			to the personal dignity, you must be
		
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			You must not have any identity
		
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			you can be angry or be upset, you can be angry, you speak in a calm way, you did not find fault you
did not become an individual did not become the family and the respective families and nothing can
be worse for him to speak
		
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			negative things about your
		
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			business your measure of maturity. So, maybe you could elaborate more on that, in that regard. Or
you see nowadays the answers the lack of maturity in Watson's
		
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			in many ways I think you know many young people and
		
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			because many of them are products of social media products or face to face communication,
		
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			forging relationships,
		
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			difficulty in terms of the meaning of they do not understand what is it that motivates them, they do
not understand what it is that you know them, what is it that brings them joy, they have no idea why
they do what they do. And because of that, and not only that, they find it difficult to understand
the emotions of the other
		
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			to understand their own feelings they find difficult to regulate their own feelings and to manage
other people and own teams to ensure that even though the athletes can have to be potentially tense,
yet we can minimize the conflict by
		
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			Adopting a different approach, and you find that
		
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			getting whatever they wanted to tension, they feel
		
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			the same methodology.
		
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			Yes, it is another question that comes up, you're mentioning, if there's a need to go for
counseling, you should go to a counselor. But when does a couple decide that we need to go for
counseling at the first person show in having the first when the problems started? Or should they go
five months later, when the problem is already escalated?
		
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			To the point, you see, I believe, couples have the capacity to deal with issues of their own.
		
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			They cannot deal with it. The sooner the good, the counselor the better. Because often when people
go to a counselor, when they contempt, there's so much
		
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			anger at an inappropriate time to go to a counselor. And you'll find that it can be
counterproductive. Therefore, if you have a mutual understanding, that we feed a tribe, to settle
our differences in an amicable way, and discern between what do you call it,
		
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			the little go to account there's nothing wrong with that, you know, people have this erroneous
notion to be brought to account when you are looming on wrong
		
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			accounts to
		
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			account for objectify your disparate experiences, and makes you understand, you know,
		
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			what are the
		
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			things that are causing the conflict, and perhaps help you to understand the underlying cause? So my
recommendation is, the sooner you go, the better. You also say, Okay, these are issues of Jamaican
settlement. So, specifically, maybe you could give us few examples or explain to us what kind of
issues sometimes every issue, they think that they can solve themselves. For example,
		
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			the drugs, our doctors or men will say that my husband does support me, right. So the truth is, I
encourage people to do is number one,
		
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			you need to develop a family routine,
		
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			routine and make sure that your family is a functional family. Your routine could include things
like eating together, praying together, and
		
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			visiting together and all kinds of things. Then you have also the core family goals, what are the
goals? Where do you see yourself in five years 10 your growth in terms of your spirituality, in
terms of your health, in terms of their career, in terms of yourself as a collective, the other one
is family values. And
		
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			we are really connected with each other, and making our relationship a functional relationship,
interactive, we are responding to our diversity, and we respond to what we regard as priority. So we
are feeling holistically develop and fulfill. And that is very important. There are many homes,
there are no routine, the routines are purely used to mentor and the routines are nothing to do. You
are biologically connected. Rarely, you're not connected to demand. You're not connected
spiritually, not connected emotionally, you're not connected psychologically. And these things need
to work. It needs to be a trauma thing. You know what? I mean? Like we have none of the things that
		
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			we did consciously, yes. Because you just came to me, because I'm constantly present. You're living
in a homogeneous community, you're living in an extended family
		
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			support, directly or indirectly?
		
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			This what would be your suggestion? would you advise people getting their parents involved when they
have conflicts? Or should they get a third party? Someone else? It depends. Again, the majority of
the parents
		
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			involved, some of them can really become, you know, a very, very subjective, because my son told me
this, to what he's telling me is true. Yes, it is true, but his interpretation of what you're
		
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			experiencing is interpretation. You couldn't miss certain things. And I've learned one thing to
counseling, if you see a girl alone, you took the man is such a diabolical
		
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			man with the word the right piece or more underneath that you got to listen to the two voices
		
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			mature enough when you go to them and treat them with a spouse also you need to do that. But my
personal preference is that if you know that discrimination
		
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			The main conflict is to go to a party. Okay, let's say if the parents do get involved, what advice
would you give them?
		
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			My independence involves scoring points by saying, Yes, I told my mom not to get married, or I shall
whatever, you know, this is important, I think what you need to look at is to say,
		
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			our objective, our objective is family to be together to heal them, what is the objective to support
the objective to find out what are the trigger points, and you need to do that we need to be
forgiving, we need to be open. And you ask people, when you make any more emotional investment in
the relationship, and you really appreciate much later, because that really is that undergirds the
relationship, it really solidifies the foundation. It is one of the common threads that we find
nowadays in communication. Also in our marriages, yet many attempts, the wife will have to speak to
a friend. And sometimes the friend is married, or sometimes she's not married, is that a good idea
		
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			or not?
		
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			Someone that has also had some traumatic experience on marriage. And she may not be the right person
to give the advice. Because some of the concerns with the command demeanor, I meant to tell a friend
good to talk to because they say the dealing deals, but most importantly, talk to Allah. And there's
no harm talking to a friend, that does not mean your friend is the right person to give advice,
because advice sometimes can be tainted by the friendship.
		
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			So it's I think it's important to most of the time, we're looking for someone to confide in us
		
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			that we know the truth is a lie.
		
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			Okay, this, you got about four minutes left to the problem, your final advisors. Before I forget.
		
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			You know, in Montana, Amanda was talking to learn more,
		
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			you know, and draw them out. And what I want to say essentially, is that, you know, my advice is, do
not do anything International. Ask yourself five years, 10 years down the line? Would I say that I
could have done something differently? Or would I say that I made a big mistake. Now.
		
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			That's one of the most interesting decisions in terms of separation. The other very important thing
is that, you know, we are living in very, very stressful times life is so primitive, we need to
understand each other and support each other, that we can be more beautiful to a man, that he comes
to his wife, who embraces him who understands him and support him. And of course, similarly to the
wife that they can be more beautiful for
		
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			them, who's supportive of nothing, we need to support each other. Because at the end, if you have
your wife on your side, the whole world can be your enemy, you can deal with it. Your wife from your
side, and you've got your parents on your side. That is the most beautiful thing that is important,
especially young girls, when they get married. You can mate with someone and he is the son of
someone else. You got to make sure it's not allowing him to compromise the relationship with his
siblings, and his parents. I would say to all of you is this, please, if you are contemplating
separation, think, think, think think an athlete thought about it. Don't be
		
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			very inspirational. There is one more SMS has come through it says Your daughter is entrusted to you
by the almighty so look after her well, but your daughter in law is entrusted to you by both the
Almighty Allah as well as our family. So fulfill the trust was created
		
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			very, very rapidly.
		
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			Allah bless.
		
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			At any time to this session, and shall I say that in the month of Ramadan
		
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			with a deep profound love for Allah and His beloved to stand alone
		
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			for the wonderful program What do you hope to speak to you next inshallah. inshallah Allah bless you
as salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa
		
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			barakato. It brings us to the closure of the today's edition of Al machinic. Time for me to sign off
Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh