Faaik Gamieldien – 160 – Jumuah

Faaik Gamieldien

160. Nov 4. 2016

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The holy spirit is used to create a niche and light people, creating a sense of peace and security. The importance of finding a pure oil in every situation is discussed, including the use of the heart and the "what is it that will remain with you until the day of judgment." The title of the Bible is discussed, including its significance for Muslims and its potential for transformation by humans. There is a discussion of the holy spirit's use in various religious practices, including the importance of praying for others to bring them back to their naturality.

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			I have the Holy Quran.
		
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			And
		
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			let me immediately fall into the discussion of what this verse means.
		
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			Now, there basically may be more than three things, but generally they are the philosophers and the
great Judas of Islam considered to have two meanings.
		
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			One is the physical meaning. And the other one is a spiritual meaning. And these three things are is
the heart,
		
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			the
		
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			the mind or the brain, and the knifes the person.
		
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			And they say that the apple, the first reading of Achilles, this message you have inside your head
that we sometimes use and sometimes misused. And if you say we only use about 5% of our brain,
during our lifetime, 95% lays dormant. We don't use it, no one can see the results was at some time.
		
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			So Apple has that actually is the brain, the physical brain that is inside the inside of the
		
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			skull of the human being. The other meaning of Apple, the spiritual meaning is that which
distinguishes between the right and wrong.
		
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			Which animals don't have. They have the physical brain. But an animal cannot distinguish between
right and wrong. I'm not going to say there some of us also distinguish between that that'd be a bad
analogy to make. The third one is the nuts. And you know, nuts is used in many verses of the Quran,
Allah talks about nafsa Amar to be to left so Lola the knifes is that small little man that sits at
the back of a brain and it tells you press that button to the code they don't worry, I'm with you.
It's okay, it's fine. Nobody's going to find out just do it quickly and get away from it. That is
cold enough to have enough of course is the person have you all purchase gold units.
		
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			And the third one the most important and of course, the and the heart. Now, the heart also has two
meanings. It has a physical meaning. It refers to that pump that is in the air that pumps blood to
the body I must be careful to divert my medical terms I see a lot of doctors here. Be careful about
our say these things. But generally the heart is a pump that pumps the blood.
		
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			But the heart The and allows are the only talks about when he talks about revelation. He talks about
the revelation as it connects with the heart revelation is never used in conjunction with a word
Akin
		
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			or brain or intellect. The connection in the Quran is always made between revelation why and
		
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			so what is what is what is what is the spiritual meaning of the spiritual meaning of culture is that
instrument
		
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			through which Allah subhanaw taala speaks to the human being which allows one wants to send that
message to us allows Mohan tala uses the heart of all the vital spiritual organs through which
allows father reveals His revelation. So a lot of our talks in the Quran about Allah will be that we
revealed the revelation on your heart or Mohammed Salah loudness
		
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			and today inshallah, we will see that this
		
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			word * or light which is mentioned in in this verse of surah, to know that it also involves the
heart. Now how does Allah describe this allows Margaret says, matter of Nori kamisha Allah says he
is no, he's light is like a niche.
		
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			What is a niche? a niche is a is a it's a semicircular indentation in a wall, you've seen it, it's a
niche. People put flowers in there, they put things in there
		
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			they have it by the front door, some avid inside their homes. But generally the mean the use of the
niche was to be used for like people used to put a candle in there or they used to put a lamp in
there. Why? Because of the fact that if you shine a light or the circular, reflective,
		
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			white or aluminium, then the light shines much brighter, it throws its light very wide. So allows
harmless is that Allah light is like a niche. We have this bar and in this niche is a light and
allows for the first of the word life
		
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			as Miss bar, and the word Sumo comes from the same root in Arabic. So Sumo
		
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			5g is the time when the light and if you up at that time you will see as the sun rises, it throws
it's like like out of a niche. It throws it right across the horizon.
		
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			There's 5g to sodic and 5g rule Kevin, the true dawn and the false dawn. The false Dawn is what?
What What is the light of the false No, no does it look like
		
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			ah could the false dawn which is when
		
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			Okay, it's not going to lead you're gonna get into trouble the two of us if we're going to start
committing ourselves to this, let's say the false Dawn is the first door first time the light he
arises it goes straight up.
		
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			He goes straight up. Where is the truth known the light goes this is the time of fudging the light
goes across it lights up the whole horizon. So alfonzo talks here about the morning the mitzvah soup
of the morning light while in his mouth is to Georgia Allah says this light that is inside this
niche in the wall
		
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			is
		
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			enclosed in a glass enclosure like a lamp plus lamp you have the wick inside the lamp and the wick
is lit. And
		
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			the reason there is a glass around it is because if there is a wind and it blows against it will not
disturb the IT WILL NOT extinguish the light nor disturb the light. The light will be very steady.
Even if there's a wind blowing.
		
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			can go kaboom Do re allows for handler says that this light is like a very bright star.
		
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			Now there are two words for star in Arabic. There's najem one namida our
		
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			Polish new June and there is Coca Cola Kim. No coca is the very bright light, very bright star
probably a star which is near to us. You know the nearest star to us is how many? How many? How many
are far away is the nearest star?
		
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			The nearest star or photo is the nearest star. The sun is 96 million
		
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			they start it's no no no in the name. I want to know how far it is away from the nearest eyes are
far away.
		
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			That is the sun. The sun is 93 million mark I know my
		
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			the nearest star to us.
		
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			Samuel it is away.
		
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			Now you make me doubt also.
		
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			I don't know if it's to 2 billion light years away or 2 million light years away. I seem to think to
like his
		
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			chakra
		
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			a couple of million more than what I thought it was. Yeah, two light years away. The nearest start
all this to light is what does that mean? It means that
		
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			that
		
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			you have to travel
		
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			the speed of light
		
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			for two years to reach that star.
		
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			Now light travels at 184,000 miles per second.
		
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			And at 4000 miles per second light travels at that speed. So you can imagine how far light travels
in a year. It's called the light here. That is the nearest star to us and there are billions of
stars out there.
		
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			Okay, so Allah says that Allah talks about maybe like the Southern Cross, very, very bright light
allows for you to be in charge at the mobile Katyn
		
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			zaytuna. I'm going to I'm going to just stop here and give some sort of seed of what I've said so
far, allows for 100 talks about a niche. Now, if you look at your chest
		
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			it's exactly the same shape as a niche. It's shaped like that.
		
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			shaped exactly like a niche.
		
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			So we have
		
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			the spiritual niche, which is your breast, your chest of the human being,
		
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			and allows one to compare your ribcage to a niche in which there is a lamp which gives of light and
allows what Allah talks about that this light is within a glass chamber. It's surrounded by glass
chamber, as if allows for them to say that this light your heart is the glass chamber and
		
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			Inside the heart is this light.
		
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			This light of allows formulas inside this heart. And
		
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			this light is placed in such a manner that it doesn't only shine for you, it can shine out to others
also, you can share your light with other people. Like the lunches is like with those around like
about room.
		
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			And you can light up light about area around so the light that is in your heart can also light up
things around you. And just as our last one that talks to us about the benefits of a man, we know he
man his mind is right here in the heart just says Allah talks about the benefits of Eman allows the
holder also warns us about the dangers that lurk around. That will affect our email.
		
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			The danger of what we hear the danger of the tongue, the danger of the site, danger of where we go.
All these things affect this light affixes this light which allows for talks about
		
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			and allows one that talks about the zoo Georgia, Georgia is
		
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			the glass. Now many times as you know if the oil runs low,
		
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			and the wicked black what happens to the glass, the glass turns black.
		
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			So suddenly our light is not tended to it will also darken
		
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			the glass which allows let's put around that light which is the heart of men.
		
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			Now,
		
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			I've said that
		
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			a lot on the comparison, this light that is in the heart, Allah compares it to the brightest star in
the sky. Why does Allah make the analogy with a star or look at have said it's as bright as the sun
was bright as the moon but Allah specifically uses the star.
		
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			Because when do you need light? Do you need light in the morning when the sun rises? No. When do you
need light, need light in the darkness. You need light at night when it's dark. Light is no use for
you in the day. You don't need it. Unless you can hide yourself in some very dark place. So Allah,
Allah says,
		
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			I am making an analogy with a star because I want you to look up into the heavens.
		
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			And this was the habit of the Navy salatu salam, the Nabi sallallahu wasallam, the first thing he
did when he got up for further in the mornings, what did he do?
		
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			He would go outside and look up into the sky.
		
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			And you'd read
		
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			in the same article, was the lovely lady with the Ayatollah Ali Alba, that whole last part of this
surah he would read Well, last one, it says that very early in the creation of the heavens and the
earth.
		
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			There is a sign for those who believe you would acknowledge
		
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			the greatness of allows.
		
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			That's what we should do. And if we can't No, don't I you should look up into the sky and look at
the stars. In other words, in fact, what it means is you must get up for fudger when the stars are
still out.
		
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			So you can you can admire the creation of Allah who's kind of water.
		
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			So just as we look up, and he mamarazzi for dinner, Raji in his Tafseer, he talks about this, and he
says
		
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			young Luna Illa, Allah subhana
		
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			wa Taala. He says, the people of the earth they look up at the sky, and they see the dazzling of the
sky, they see the light of the sky, they see the moon, they see the stars, they see the practice of
the sky. And he says people are amazed at this.
		
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			And he says,
		
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			Why are you Santa?
		
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			And those who inhabit the heavens, they look down on the earth.
		
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			And they look at all the shining lights down here.
		
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			And what lights are we talking about? Now, we talking about the light which allows for how to put in
the heart of every single human being, it doesn't matter if he's a Christian or a Jew or you or a
		
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			or whatever he or she may be, every person has been given this light
		
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			and that is why there are good people in this earth. There are very good people they may not be
Muslim, they may not be. They may be Jewish, they may be Christian, they may be agnostic, they may
be atheist, but they don't sway. They didn't use foul language. They don't catch you.
		
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			They don't see a
		
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			pill of a good life. Many of them don't drink because they know the evils of it. Lots of Indonesia
pork although the religion allows him to do that.
		
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			And that is the light which allows for hardness given to lots of people. So when that light meets
the light of Revelation, the light of Islam, there is immediately a connection made and that person
then accepts Islam. So allow founder says and Sacral Chakra Dina Raji says so the angels when they
look down of course people have the deck which lives in the heavens and other angels when they look
down they look at us and they see these they see the light all these flickering lights in every
single home in every single road.
		
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			Then our last one it goes further and allow toggle it says you can't do that in mobile rocketing
zaytuna allows one that says
		
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			this land is lit by a tree
		
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			this land that is inside your heart. The slime that's inside the niche is led by a tree in a way
this tree. This tree inside the house goes not inside on the outside down from the outside.
		
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			In a lot of times and it says describe this tree allows one that says number one it is a mobarak
tree mubaraka What is mobarak pin
		
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			blacet
		
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			the energy for this light counter of Blizzard three and Allah names the three
		
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			zaytuna
		
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			which is a an olive tree and what is the word for for oil in Arabic, Zayn and the word for Allah
they tune so the Arabs considered the oil of the tune to be the purest oil. So if you live in Arabic
And like I did, every meal comes with
		
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			with it's all avoid. It doesn't have olive oil, it's not a meal. Arabs love the olive oil
		
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			because it's very solemn today that we can get the kind of olive oil a day that they used to live
on.
		
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			Remember when you buy olive oil in the shop you must be careful what you buy don't just look at
extra virgin olive oil nothing that's extra was not extraversion all
		
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			especially if it comes in Spain or it comes from Italy or they mixing with so many things Panama.
		
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			In South Africa, olive oil,
		
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			people who produce pure olive oil, those bottles are stamped is a stamp on them that says
		
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			special stamp you must look for that sample the cost of the texture. But if you want to really
		
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			have pure olive oil with your food, whatever you sell it or whatever, it's very coarse it's it's the
oil, a lot of fun talks about it in the Quran Allah you mentioned the word zaytoun in the Quran. So
it's important for us to find out and to have the pure a tool in each Allah when we when we have it.
So Allah, Allah says that this and what is the word Baraka mean? What What is the word?
		
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			Baraka Baraka means as the yard of your size, extra goodness, when we talk about Baraka we talk
about goodness way beyond way way beyond what is in our hand. I remember my grandmother always make
this example of my grandmother you know, those years
		
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			grandmother seems to tie the coins in a
		
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			in a in a
		
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			in a handkerchief and they put the handkerchief Of course, it wouldn't be the safest place to I then
capture from the 13 children with the head
		
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			but apart from the 13 children who is the head I mean, there was a lot of grandchildren I mean we
will occur a * of a lot of grandchildren. And of course the is a place where you always go to go
to your grandmother's house there you get you get spoiled like today I mean that tradition carries
on we spoil our grandchildren in our grandmother spoil us and so that tradition will carry on until
the end of time and to the province of Southern sport has an unforeseen event and that will just how
what life is about so we never wish to go to my grandma always used to ask for
		
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			not five ran nothing then
		
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			Not a penny a quarter Penny
		
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			What does it call fobbing?
		
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			A quarter Penny, you could go to the shop and buy one stock for a quarter penny. And you know that
code that star was like, like heaven and earth, you know you you get that quarter penny. Mashallah.
And
		
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			later on in life when I grew bigger, I mean, I I used to watch my uncle and my auntie was to come
there, you know, and then this one was rent money and you could see the old lady goes into the room
and, you know, they checked and you know, and she's only got children, he gets a pension. And
anytime that he needs to come out, and this is to give you enough from the handkerchief, you know,
for ourselves farthings off pennies, okay.
		
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			And somehow that Ankita just there's always money in the bank is
		
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			just somehow he was always there was always Barack in it and I'm sure that Baraka was way beyond
because of their lifestyle way beyond I mean today
		
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			you know, you
		
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			know today somebody asked for money say I'm gonna make EFT transfer you don't have cash I don't
carry cash around me when your child wants something you say but you know I don't have cash in my
pocket. Children of course think today that the card just produces money from the ATM you know that
of course, you know that children don't know that you have to put money in the bank before I even
get the thing you just put that plastic so Michelangelo asked me Paul, just give me the plastic It's
alright, you know, you don't have to give me money. You know.
		
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			So a lot of talks about the three that feeds this light that is in the heart of every single human
being. In Allah formula says that. There's this, what feeds us like this oil that feeds us that is
so powerful, and so much Baraka that even though even the oil itself has light in it, even the oil
itself is light.
		
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			And it is it is it allows this light comes from a tree which is
		
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			the physical trees a tune, tree of the tune of all of
		
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			but what is this light? What do you think is this light which the light is now what what is this
light?
		
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			Because light is not from here lasher
		
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			to Allah
		
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			whatever via Allah describes the light Allah Allah says that this light doesn't come from the east
nor from the west.
		
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			Now if you don't divide the world into
		
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			then the world consists of a West and East Iran and talks about east and west. You won't find the
word north in the Quran or south in the Quran talks about east and west because if you divide the
world into that covers the whole universe, in fact, the east and the west. So Allah Allah says that
the source of this light your spiritual light is in your heart doesn't come from the east or the
west.
		
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			So what is this light?
		
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			What do you think? Is this light?
		
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			Give me a name for this light?
		
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			Why revelation? No.
		
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			The non Muslim Jewish man or the Christian man or the atheist? I don't think he's good costimulation
to that like what what is that like that last one talks about?
		
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			fitrah No.
		
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			Imagine
		
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			No, because you can lose your mind.
		
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			But the light remains the
		
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			what is it that will remain with you until your Oh, yes.
		
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			That live which are lost or misplaced in the Euro, that connection which you have with allows for
holidays euro and then of course will never die. Yes, albina de Mayo Medina la sala says that light
will be will guide you on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			That that light of Allah placed in here, that light will guide you until the other day of judgment
will be a money and to your right side. So that light will always be there. And that is the the what
what what the what the Allah Goldy the spiritual vision.
		
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			You can see lots of lots of talks in the Quran about Basilan
		
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			that you can see with the other eye you can see what the eye of your heart
		
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			sometimes you can close your eyes and you can see what the eye of your heart and that was put inside
as a spiritual I was putting inside us
		
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			so we are able to decipher the message of the Quran.
		
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			Now I'm giving you the short lesson about the note because I want to make make a point to you this
afternoon.
		
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			And faculty daraz he talks about this and he says that
		
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			it says the art is the receptacle
		
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			of Revelation.
		
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			The light of revelation comes to the roof which is in the heart
		
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			and if these two meet
		
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			you have
		
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			perfect light
		
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			and they all I'ma say that this perfect light
		
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			comes out every time you make Salah. Every time you make Salah you are in communication with a
source of revelation which is allows 100
		
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			And every time you do good
		
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			It is as if your heart lights up when you make Salah. It is as if your heart lights up when you give
sadaqa your heart lights up when you say good words and do good deeds.
		
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			But it's only if we understand
		
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			what the Quran is trying to tell us.
		
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			And this is the essence of what I'm to speak to you this afternoon.
		
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			Why is it that
		
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			Muslims have become alienated
		
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			from the meaning of the Quran.
		
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			If we look at the lives of the Sahaba olives of Salaam
		
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			they understood the light which came from allows harmattan.
		
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			They also understood
		
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			that allow founder tells us that he has not only sent down the book, but it's also sent down hikmah.
		
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			These two these two came together the book and the Wisdom what is the wisdom? The Wisdom is the
meaning behind the revelation.
		
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			And then me sort of Laura Selim tells us that
		
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			the wonders of the Quran will never end.
		
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			Until the day of piano, people will discover new things about the Quran
		
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			and allow for the disclosure to beautiful in the last part of Soraka which we read on a Friday
morning.
		
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			I tend to read a lot in my journal Salah
		
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			Locanda barrameda nikolina thrombey
		
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			allow father says that if the ocean
		
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			was turned into ink,
		
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			and if allow father to create another ocean, automated ink,
		
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			you would never be able to write the beauty and the meaning of the Quran.
		
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			So you have two oceans of the of the dunya two such oceans full of ink, you would not be able to
complete the beauty that the Quran can provide for humanity.
		
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			Why is it that we in this day and age
		
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			cannot even write empty one ballpoint pen in writing about the Quran?
		
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			even necessary for us to know the Quran to understand the Quran?
		
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			Or is it only necessary for us to know what Allah says what is haram and halaal how to make Salah
how to fast or to go for Hajj? Exactly. Is that all? Is the Quran only been
		
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			around a book of law a book of rules, a book of regulations, is a just a manual of how to live with
a motor neuron in that
		
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			capacity motor neuron.
		
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			Do you think you know it's possible that now in 2016
		
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			that Muslims have developed a new science connected to the Quran? Do you think it's possible?
		
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			You think it's possible that we can now devote we have now developed a new science, a new theory
about the facade
		
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			It was not written about in the last 1400 years.
		
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			It has to be like that, because Allah says two oceans
		
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			of ink do not live way but the other words the Quran will reinvent itself the Quran is not a book of
information. The Koran is a book of transformation.
		
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			It must not inform you in math transform you the Quran did not inform the to have a transform them.
		
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			Sometimes we used to listen to one verse of the Quran he transformed in Ahmad listen to one verse of
the Quran. He transformed him
		
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			Because their hearts were ready for the poorer
		
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			today we have a situation where if you go to Medina University of any way and you say you're going
to go to Kalia
		
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			Kalia Alcor
		
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			Are you go to data alone wherever you go? And you say no which What are you going to do? sherea? Or
are you going to do? How do you say, Well, I'm going to go to the forum. So what do they teach you
in alioto Cora, they teach you how to memorize the Quran, and how to read the Quran with Tajweed and
other we have a party.
		
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			So the world is flooded with parties we have at our high schools, paves academies. We have big
thick, thick academies that we we collected millions and millions of rands for these
		
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			types academies. Somebody came to me during the week and said he went to one of these schools where
there is a fig Academy.
		
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			And there was some material that Bismillah or something, some something with a graduate or some
ceremony that they do.
		
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			Kids get together and they read what they've memorized the Quran. And this person said to me that he
was he was at the school, and was like in between and kids were playing the young boys in the
courtyard, or this half his boys is learning flavors. They were playing football somewhere in the
school, and she came past and they were swearing that you never heard before.
		
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			She said she's never heard those kinds of swear words that we use by these children while they will
play and despite the fact that she wanted to stop them, they just care. And the more she was saying
the more they was married.
		
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			And she told them she said I will tell you teacher
		
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			principal wasn't there.
		
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			And I think to myself, This is what happens. I mean, sometimes parents come to me they say to me,
you know, my child has half his but he doesn't want to go to the masjid
		
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			my child has half his he's forgotten the Quran doesn't want to do anything to do with it for seven
years Yeah. Which is driving up and down to the harvest school is when you were 10 years old, you
know yet Oh, Quran half easy, is to make retaurant all the weddings and whatever else now that is
big.
		
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			No.
		
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			doesn't want anything to do. Why not? I mean, if you teach a child to read a book in German to
memorize it, on benefit is you gonna gain from it.
		
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			If he doesn't understand what benefit is.
		
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			So havalim salam, memorize the Quran in order to implement the poorer look and feel lolly Baraka.
		
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			they memorize the Quran certainties. So many of whom would not have it
		
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			was not abubaker was not despite the fact that they spend our lives with an IV sauce Allah, despite
the fact that they were directly revelation was revealed with the Quran was revealed. Because they
did not memorize a verse until and unless they are practiced adverse to the fullest, then they will
go to the next verse.
		
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			So if you really want to have and we must seriously consider this in machines to talk about it. I
mean, those people who are in charge of these institutions,
		
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			that when we talk about foreign we must talk about half alpha, that's good. Nothing wrong with that.
But it's meaningless unless you understand what to do, unless you understand what you're reading,
unless you have some idea of the connection between
		
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			the heart and the revelation.
		
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			I want to tell you about this new science
		
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			is a man by the name of hamidah, Dean,
		
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			Ferrari, when he was either Pakistan, he was an Indian live maybe about 100 years ago
		
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			and yet started doing research
		
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			on what is called
		
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			the
		
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			order of the Quran,
		
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			what we may call the coherence of the Quran school, the theory established developed into the theory
of the coherence of the Quran. And what is this? What is this coherence of the Quran?
		
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			There is a view amongst Muslims, and particularly Muslims who read the Quran only in English.
		
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			The Quran seems to be a book of verses which sometimes doesn't fit into each other. This verse picks
about that, and suddenly it's in verse about that. And suddenly it's a verse about this. And it's a
repetition of the other verse about Musan again about Musa and again about an ISA and then again
about the center.
		
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			And so the Koran seems to be a book that is not coherent. And we know that in Quranic speech, Grant
speaks to
		
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			And we know what we think of people with a speaker named Otto urines. severely mega Falcon burgo.
Maybe we should say psychiatrists, you know, he speaks like this and he speaks like that.
		
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			So there are people who say, then that if we say that people who speak incoherently doesn't make any
sense,
		
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			will allow them to send us a book
		
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			that is incoherent.
		
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			When only one thing and the birds in one secret, works totally with each other, completely coherent
with each other, completely bored with each other. If the whole universe is coherent, if the whole
universe is order, wouldn't allow us to put absolute order in the absolute coherence in the Quran.
		
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			Wouldn't that be the case?
		
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			There are many people come on, am I even today say that the order of the Quran the order in which
the students was put was done by Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			That was his contribution. But it's quite clear
		
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			that Allah is that the order of the Quran from a nurse?
		
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			No, from outside you had to announce that order was given to Muhammad Allah Salaam bellows,
Hamilton.
		
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			Why because that is how the Sahaba memorize it when was revealed was revealed in that order, every
Ramadan gibreel used to come and read the whole Quran to them in that order, from alpha to
selectiveness. So they there's that order in the order. And that order is put in our last panel,
that is the order of the
		
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			of the Surah Surah of the Quran. And we have the the sutras which revealed in Medina in the sutras
which revealed in Makkah. Now
		
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			what were the reasons that Muslims became alienated from this Quran? Why is it we don't understand
the Quran, we know nothing. In fact, we know very little about them.
		
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			There are non Muslims in the West who know more about the Quran, then maybe all the data put
together.
		
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			And I'm saying this because
		
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			this is my field of research. I'm doing research on this and I, I read about it. They are non Muslim
scholars in the West in America and Britain, in Berlin in Germany.
		
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			That no more than all the scholars in Cape Town put together.
		
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			Yes, we may have memorized the Quran, we may read it well, but we don't understand. And that is why
all our Quran schools are only about memorization and not teaching the Quran itself.
		
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			And we need to look at this we need to ask ourselves, why are we doing this? What is the point of
doing this?
		
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			And I told you I spoke to you about the professor at Kingston University or was it King
		
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			Kong It was a name now
		
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			real American whitey
		
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			will American
		
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			who I think goes in Super specialist in his field, I think engineering or something and he wants to
do something different. And he decided he was going to
		
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			he was going to study Arabic.
		
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			And then he learned Arabic poetry. And eventually he came to the Quran.
		
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			And when it came to the Quran,
		
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			and this, Norman
		
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			What is his name now?
		
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			Ali Khan.
		
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			He said that he he spoke to this, this professor and professor told him what he had done is that he
had learned in the classical language of Arabic
		
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			at an advanced stage, of course.
		
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			And he said he had discovered
		
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			that the Quran could be from no one except from allowes pinata.
		
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			And he one day said with Norma and he said to him,
		
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			I want to show you something about the Quran.
		
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			And what he did was,
		
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			he took the first verse of a Torah
		
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			and the last verse of the same surah.
		
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			And he proved to Norman that the theme of the first verse of the Torah was the same as the theme as
the last verse of the surah. And the second verse of the surah was the same as the penultimate verse
of the answer. We went to the ultralightweight meeting in the middle. In other words, the whole
Torah was coherent
		
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			though
		
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			refers to everything of birth. That delves into the next verse, every surah followed on to the next
surah. These are not just these are individuals who are as they actually form a complete hole. And
every time you read this to Norman Norman, can only be from Atlanta.
		
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			You mean his American accent can only be from God, just human beings can't do that it's impossible
for human beings to do this, to have this novel. It's called the theatre of another vocal urines.
So, studies are being done on the Quran to look at the coherence of the Torah.
		
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			And different sources are being looked at, you know, when, when we look at the Quran, as students of
the Quran, you have to know classical Arabic, and more than classical Arabic, you have to know
		
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			pre Islamic Arabic, which is called pure Arabic, the Arabic which the people spoke in the time of
jelenia. And we know they were great poets. So if you want to become a linguist, which I'm not, I'm
not an Arabic specialist, if you want to go into the field of land, which Arabic land which if you
go to university,
		
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			Islamic University, and you want to learn the Arabic language, the first thing we'll teach you is
they teach you the pure Arabic in poetic form.
		
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			Like we want to do English one or English two, or English three at university, they teach you,
Shakespeare.
		
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			Shakespeare is supposed to be the purest expression of English, let us not to the marriage of true
minds, admit impediment Love is not love, which alters when it alteration finds, and so forth and so
on, you know, these beautiful English words are put together. So similarly, if you want to learn
pure Arabic, you have to learn
		
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			pre Islamic Arabic. And what happened was that the scholars used to take this language, because that
was spoken by the Navy. So some of them obviously, for 40 years, he spoke that language, that was
his language, Arabic, he spoke for 40 years. So Allah, Allah communicated with him in that same
language, I couldn't use a different language, but use exactly the same language, so that they would
understand the nuances of the language.
		
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			And that's for all he said, but there was another kind.
		
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			He said, there was another kind of communication that the Arabs used in pre Islamic Arabia, and that
was
		
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			who they also used to give lectures in a pure Arabic. And he says, this, Adam Habib, Dini, says, The
Quran is nothing but a book of lectures, Allah speaks to us. And he says, We don't only have to look
at pre Islamic poetry, but also to the way people delivered lectures in pre Islamic Arabia. What
does he mean by that? In any lecture, I will tell you, if I give you if I give a lecture, if I speak
to my students in a class, I would look around, I would look that when I look that way, and I would
see that * lay in a booth today, and I would speak on a certain subject, and I would I would turn
to that personnel to think well, I'm sure that person has a question to ask him because he knows
		
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			about the thoughts in the moon. So I'm speaking about the star and the moon. So I look at him and
say, he's gonna ask the question, so I look in his direction. So when I speak about the moon, and
the thoughts, I would look in his direction.
		
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			So any person who speaks gives a lecture, that is how you speak your students in the class as well,
if you have, if you have five people are on your table now after Juma and one is a doctor and we
speak about the fact that you're going to,
		
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			you're going to speak to your son or your daughter that sits there, that's a doctor, you're not
going to look to the accountant, you can look to Him automatically, they will tell you that it
works. And when we have an example of this.
		
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			So this new science is made to discover what the coherence of
		
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			this book is like the universe it's a it's a, it's a complete whole. And it's done by the by it was
sent by a loss Hunter. Remember that book. And this was not just for yesterday, today and tomorrow,
to send forever.
		
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			It couldn't be read in general.
		
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			And it has to be an inspiration for us until the end of time, and you have to renew itself, and he
has to transform us and transform the world. That's why I said and I say this again, transformation
of the dean will come from the west
		
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			because the East
		
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			they've set themselves alight both spiritually, physically
		
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			and allow Saunders guiding that part of the world and as I said, the Arabs and the Muslims in the
Middle East received revelation from Allah directly through a sir Musa Mohammed Salam they could all
the prophets, the waste code no got nothing. What did Allah give them? Allah gave them knowledge.
Allah gave them the ability to read, understand and research
		
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			The Netherlands is such an anti muslim country.
		
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			The University of the Netherlands just completed the project, which was funded by the government on
the tuxedos for
		
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			a two to six year project, to look at certain parts of the poorer to study and of course, they have
to circulate this to everybody.
		
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			The same thing happens in America the only places where no money is put for Islamic education for
foreign is in the Muslim world.
		
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			And amongst Muslim communities,
		
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			give you an example of,
		
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			of our understanding of the Quran can be affected by the way we see the coherence of the Quran. Give
us an example of the Battle of brother after the Battle of mother. They were prisoners taken and
prophet consulted with the harbor Abu Bakr said, these prisoners here a surah Allah take ransom and
send them home, that they pay ransom send them home. Omar said no, no, no, no, these are dangerous
people. They came here to kill yo Mohamed Salah you have to put into this world, the prisoners of
war we call it prisoners of war. They are enemies.
		
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			But some of them are brothers, you know, physically they will same father, our fathers, you know,
our cousins or uncles.
		
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			Give him a chance, take random from them and say thank you.
		
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			So whenever I send them to ransom, and of course there were other things that they had to do there
to teach people to read and write and they would be set free if they didn't have money.
		
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			And then Allah, Allah revealed
		
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			about this incident, a verse in the Quran.
		
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			And the first step is to reduce
		
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			the hire, under hire to do what la who you read.
		
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			This way says,
		
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			you
		
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			are interested.
		
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			And you covered the things of this world
		
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			but allows for how Taylor wants for you the era.
		
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			Now every single move faster every single person was interpreted. This verse says that this verse is
a verse, which is against the Nabi sallallahu sallam, it castigates him,
		
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			it tells him what you did was wrong. Because you want the things of this world and not
		
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			every single facet system.
		
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			But the question that we ask ourselves is, to whom was this verse addressed? Who is a gritty of this
verse? Allah speak to.
		
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			And we can only understand that who is under speaking do by looking at the whole Torah, and every
verse in that surah not only at that particular verse in the context of the prisoners, where money
was taken from them.
		
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			And in fact, now we know that because the Quran is a is a hotbed, it speaks. It speaks and it didn't
only speak to the Navy's autonomy at that time and mother, it also spoke to the nonroutine said
Mother, to Allah says that, when Allah Allah says, You want the things of this world Allah was
talking not to the Prophet, Allah, Allah, but we're talking to the Quran
		
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			that you want because obviously,
		
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			Allah wasn't telling abubaker you wanted money for the answer because you wanted the money. Because
abubaker gave all his money for the sake of a loss. So how would you Why would you want money? The
Navy wasn't interested in money, he died he only had the little cup that in regard to that all he
had, that's all the profit motive behind not one day, not one cent did he have in his in his in his
position, everything that he gave away before he died. That's all he had. So in altona says you want
the things of this world you could definitely not have been pointed to the Mohammed Salah Abubakar
nada de la Masala Dosa.
		
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			He was Allah address he was standing is
		
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			the divide face towards the Croatian saying you are the people.
		
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			You are the people that want this world. That's why and the fact that prophets of Allah
		
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			and Allah are going to still watch out for you.
		
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			Look at the mercy of Allah, they were just going to kill him Allah says he wanted you all but I,
your Allah, your God still wants you to get the afia and many of them became Muslim.
		
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			Abu superyacht, for example, was
		
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			became Muslim. Lots of the others became Muslim became very soldiers of Islam.
		
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			So what I'm saying to you is
		
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			and the verse that always strikes me is
		
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			always go straight to the heart
		
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			is a versatile certification.
		
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			We allow with the visa salaamu says the deaf tiama a b will say What color? The messenger will say.
Your A B, oh my lord in na comi
		
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			Khurana Majora Oh my Lord, my people took this on as a joke.
		
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			Meaning what? My people did not take this Koran seriously mentioned the prophet will not say he will
complain to Allah, their piano will say Allah, my people didn't take the series.
		
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			We have we spend millions of rands on Quran competitions, it's become like a sixth pillar of Islam
		
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			with no understanding,
		
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			effects expend that money and put it into a real karate school with children get taught. And we must
understand today that our children need to be taught the Koran from school, from high school.
		
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			And when I say these toward the quarter, I mean the meaning of the Quran
		
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			I mean, the essence of the Quran,
		
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			that Quran which will transform them make good human beings out of them, that will touch the hearts.
		
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			I mean, I just
		
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			some different way this morning
		
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			to shift in fact.
		
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			And he said that some girl
		
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			who has had our Muslim girl, she was married and she had children.
		
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			And she became a
		
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			mandala. And she now works for a Christian ministry.
		
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			In fact, the chef is related to to this girl.
		
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			And she went on the radio, the CCT in the sea, this Christian radio station, and she had a whole
program on the station. And she she was talking about how she had this Muslim husband and
		
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			the scholars of Islam they all Armand mentioned my name.
		
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			some reason or other, that's why I that's how I came to be found that, you know, this is one of the
people who, when women come to complain to them, they tell them to go back home, you know, and I was
in an abusive relationship. And so this Islam, you know, is a man made religion that for men and men
get all the things which they get, you know, boys get them, the priests always tell them, the women
go back home, even if they get beaten up a second and a third third.
		
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			So I was I will say to myself in about whose fault is my fault,
		
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			I take responsibility for that. I must take responsibility for it. I have to take responsibility.
Somebody has to take responsibility, I speak to you.
		
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			Most of you only get your dean via a Friday Juma that when you get it, if I say to you, if I give
you the impression that all the good Muslims, I did all the good news is definitely the time with an
		
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			agenda and with the bad people. Who are the bad people say, Well, you all are the bad people. You're
never gonna
		
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			cut your limbs off. They do this and do that. You know, men can marry four wives. And
		
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			this is this is the kind of Islam and the young man who sits here the young person who says he says,
shows impossible to go to jail. I mean, really? No, you know, if I only pray twice a day, that's it.
I'm not never gonna see Jenna never three times even I'm never gonna see gentlemen, four times even
I'm never gonna see gender.
		
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			And those people who love that that time, they saw the profit, they lose companies, some of them
also not going to gender.
		
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			Some of them even 14 jobs are not indigenous to difficult faith.
		
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			Why do we do this? Because you really don't have an understanding.
		
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			Me and you and all of us together I think
		
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			of how we should spread this faith and what this faith really means.
		
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			I mean, a man came to the Navy Salam and he said,
		
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			Oh prophet of Allah Teach me just one thing. Just one thing, just teach me one thing for
		
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			To take me through my old life
		
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			que la ilaha illallah wa stucchi Professor Sallam said, c'est la ilaha illAllah in San Fermin. It
the Providence aim is pray five times a day to do this. No property. Say that and stand firm on it.
		
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			Soraka what you read every those those jets, it was in the cave, those boys in the cave, what do
they say? They didn't know anything. There was no talaga time they didn't fast. There was no fasting
that time. All they said was we will not worship anything besides our low to harmattan. Bus. That's
all they do. That's all they had. That's all they do. That's what they had.
		
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			So it is not the deal. That is harsh. It is not the deal. That is difficult. It is we that have made
it like that. That is how we portray Islam. We make Islam so difficult. People think you know,
generally difficult men and young people even more so for me, it's easier because I'm older now I
can pray more than what I played when I was young. But a young man who maybe just
		
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			you know, if you tell him Boy, you don't pray five times a day, you know, your chances are very,
very slow.
		
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			So I think it's important the way in which, and this is the problem with Muslims today. And it's not
only this go that, that things like that. Most young Muslims in the world today even in the Arab
world.
		
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			I mean, I was in Egypt that was 1973.
		
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			I the baker that I was to buy my bread from you know, they have bakeries. They buy bread from the
bakery. And there was a chap who work there. His name was Nabeel. And I used to buy bread from him
every single morning.
		
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			And Ramadan came and I got the first warning I got to him. And I'm not sure the sun is up already.
You know, I didn't know why I was buying bread, but and I said he was eating and I said to him, you
know, you're eating us.
		
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			A spirit, I shall
		
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			see you Ramadan. He says I'm a Sikh to date. Just like I played
		
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			this in Egypt. This is not Cape Town, Egypt, this is diamonds immediately. What are many years ago
was a long time ago.
		
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			So I say to myself, I'm responsible if I'm the father than I'm responsible for the federal
government responsible for the way these funds have avoided treating kids at the hips Academy. Don't
their parents, don't the parents teach them that o'clock is more important than memorization of the
Quran.
		
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			The prophets of Salaam at 12 o'clock before he before the Quran came to him that comes in the first
order of preference. He was first known as El amin, before you knew Laila Lama.
		
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			He was close to trustworthy.
		
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			Now what do we say? No mahasiswa Oh, nine na colada. This does not happen. This was happened. This
was I
		
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			think,
		
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			unless given us mind, we must adapt to the world in which we learn to bring people closer to Islam,
purchase them away from Islam. So May Allah guide us in sha Allah.
		
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			May Allah give that those of us who have wealth, spend your wealth wisely.
		
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			Spend your work don't just give to everybody who comes to your door. No, don't do that.
		
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			If you are few people who have come together and say this is just a spoken about this, we need to
bring the corral closer to us closer to our children. We need to do research on this we need to link
up with other people in other parts of the world. Otherwise we're going to be left behind what our
climates and our data and whatever else we do. We are going to be living I boy 300 years behind
everybody else. Because our essential the core of our laws, that which will take us to gender that
we've lost, that we really need. So I pray to allow father to guide us inshallah, to give us
scholars and Allah from our own children from us, it will rise it will bring us back inshallah, to
		
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			the Quran and Sunnah of Muhammad Salallahu
		
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			Salam Salam aleikum, WA