Faaik Gamieldien – 3 Persian Princesses and the Wisdom of Saalim

Faaik Gamieldien
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The history of Islam, including the deaths of leaders and the spread of Islam among young people, is discussed. The three young ladies in the early days of the new Middle East Empire, the importance of treating people according to their religion, and the importance of love and respect for the father's memory. The importance of time to build a culture of fire worship is emphasized, along with the need for a strong person and time to be a strong one. The conversation also touches on the importance of protecting against COVID-19 and staying in the house of Islam.

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			when I was below him into the unforeseen admin say, Molina Maria de la firma de la la who may you do
the fighter howdy Ella. Wanna shadow Allah Allah Allah Allahu Allahu la sharika when a shadow
Mohammed Abu Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallahu alayhi wa The early was heavy woman Gabby
Doherty healer within Amma died
		
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			beloved brothers and sisters in Islam assalamu aleikum wa rahmatullah wa Taala.
		
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			Today inshallah,
		
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			we will look at
		
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			one of the tambourine Tabby meaning to whatever a means to follow the followers to other means, the
followers of the Sahaba Allah him of Salatu Salam garbine are those people who did not see then a
recent alaris alum, but met many of the Sahaba in Medina.
		
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			So, today, inshallah will focus on one particular personality of the tabula Eden. And we will put
the whole story in context.
		
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			So, we know that if those of us who read history, and have studied the history of Islam,
		
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			know that the Fabien were actually the men of Islam, who took the Islamic civilization to the rest
of the world. They were the people who expanded the Muslim Empire to the shores of the Atlantic. And
of course, as you know, to China,
		
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			they gave the rules and regulations of the Quran and the Sunnah of the NaVi saw Salaam universal
application.
		
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			Because they were the people who moved out of Medina, and they went to settle in other countries. So
they took with them, the fundamentals of the Quran, the fundamentals and wisdom of the Sunnah. And
they took that with him, and they made it applicable and tactical in the other societies in which
you're going to live.
		
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			This Dabiri
		
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			was a young man, was when you think about tagging.
		
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			And we think about Sahaba we always think about old men, people like abubaker people like Omar, but
today we're going to speak about some of the young soldiers of Islam, some of the young exponents of
Islam, the young, the young, wise men, as I call them of Islam.
		
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			And this Daddy, he was one of the seven jurists of Medina, Medina, Medina, in the time of the
tablet, he had seven very famous jurists, and the Tabby that we're going to speak about today is one
of those jurists, the other society who say you always obeyed Sallie Mae Abdullah Al qassimi,
Mohammed Abu Bakar, Abu Salah, even after a man their oath, so a man even Yes, sir. Hurry, just
busy.
		
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			Now, the web that we're going to speak about today
		
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			is none other than a man by the name of Salim.
		
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			Now,
		
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			there are two names that we name our children, we call them Salim, or Salim, there is no Salim, it's
either Salim, or Salim. And these two names have the same meaning. They mean safe, secure,
		
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			strong, healthy.
		
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			These are the meanings of salym or salema. So you can name which are the salym, which is the name of
this hobby, or salema.
		
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			And this hobby, or rather, this Dabiri. He lived in an age when Islam went through a lot of trials
and tribulations.
		
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			For example, He experienced some of the most disturbing events in our history.
		
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			Allah Allah Allah knows
		
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			the reason why Islam and Muslims had to endure these trials and tribulations first. He lived in the
time of the death of Seneca St.
		
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			Karbala.
		
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			He lived in the time of the murder of a man in Medina,
		
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			Toronto, he lived at the time of the murder finale in Iraq.
		
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			He left at the time and so the killing of abdulai bees were
		
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			in a worm, who was the den chief of maca.
		
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			So these were the five very disturbing
		
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			points in the early history of Islam,
		
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			the beginning of the spread of the civilization and the Empire.
		
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			So we'll start with the last one.
		
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			The killing of Abdullah Abdullah Abu Zubaydah was one of the 10 people that an abyss or a lava lamp,
had given the glad tidings of Jannah while he was still on the New Orleans, elac. So great
personality, hello was pleased with him. And then epsilon was pleased to hear
		
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			this incident
		
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			of
		
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			the expansion of the Islamic empire as I spoke initially,
		
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			where Muslims went from victory to victory to victory, Mashallah, under the guidance of Mr. Dibble
hottub
		
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			eventually
		
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			landed the prize booty
		
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			in the conquest of the Muslims at the time, and that was the conquest of Persia.
		
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			The conquest of Persia took place in the time of Arma, it will hottub and the capital city of Persia
at the time was called al muda. In all the cities because the city the capital city of Persia, in
fact, consisted of seven cities.
		
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			There's a massive civilization to compare. It was the other.
		
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			It was the other half or rather the opposite of the Roman Empire. Like today, we have America,
Russia and China. So I suppose Persia would have been the equivalent of of China today.
		
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			And the king of Persia at the time and the Muslims attacked, his name was yesterday,
		
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			or yesterday.
		
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			And he finally saw that he was losing the battle when in fact lost the battle. And when he lost the
battle,
		
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			or the Muslims, of course, the the victorious army, and at that time when the victorious army took
the spoils, they took the booty they took whatever was variable, so they went back with them to
Medina. And when they entered the city of Medina, army that conquered Persia, the Muslims in Medina
were absolutely dumbfounded as to what the treasures that they saw the Muslim army bringing back to
Medina, one was the crown of the king. They've never seen the crown. The King didn't wear crowns,
they didn't wear a crown. So for the first time, a crown bespeckled will jewels and diamonds and
whatever precious stones, they were, and this was paraded in front of the poor people of Medina.
		
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			And then there was
		
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			amongst the treasures, which they brought from Persia, there were three young ladies.
		
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			All these three young ladies were in the early 20s.
		
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			And they were captives of war.
		
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			They were taken as part of the war booty.
		
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			And, of course, they
		
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			actually wrote the letter and looked and saw that these ladies were dressed in silk.
		
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			And he thought himself, he must be very high. These must be very
		
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			people, ladies were very high situated in the hierarchy of families in Persia.
		
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			And the old he also saw that they were extremely beautiful Marshall.
		
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			Now, immediately when one thinks of war, captors and beautiful young ladies one thinks of
exploitation, and etc, etc, etc. Let's see what happened to these three young ladies.
		
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			So olika Rama, la la la de la tierra,
		
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			asked
		
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			the leader of the expedition, he said, Who are these three ladies? And he was told that three these
three are the daughters of the king of Persia.
		
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			This was his three daughters. I thought they were three princesses, three Persian princesses.
		
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			So obviously all the young men of Medina Mashallah they must have been interested in these three
ladies. When Ali Abdullah lamb saw this, he and he at the time this was in time a horrible hot tub.
It was the envy. You was the Chief Justice of American Hata amarapura hottub appointed him in charge
of the Treasury. And also he was the Chief Justice he settled all the cases court cases
		
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			and immediately went to the vital mall and he took money from the medical model and he released
these three ladies from the
		
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			From the captives, that they were captured, and they were not slaves actually. So he bought them and
made the same fee. He said they're free.
		
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			So now when we think well, maybe it will take one of them and Omar will No, no, no, no peace will
not the behavior of Muslims heinola not. When we think the first thing they would do was they would
try and convert into Islam. No, this is not in the nature of Muslims and Islam.
		
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			So,
		
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			people looked at it and said, Well, you know what, why are you doing this? I mean, so Ali said,
amarena Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he said to the people, manana Rasulullah sallallahu
sallam, and New Zealand na seminare de la
		
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			panela everything that the Sahaba did. Hopefully, inshallah we'll get to the stage where people ask
us why we're doing this other sources of did this. Well, there are also certain panela that is where
we need to go that way we need to be when you make an example not my father said or my grandfather
said, or my brother said no, we say Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, he did this Rasulullah sallallahu
Sallam he did that. So he said, A Marana the Prophet orators prophet commanded us and New Zealand
NASA that we should treat people according to their status
		
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			can treat everybody the same?
		
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			If it's apprentice, you must treat the person like apprentice if it's a queen, university to person,
like a queen and so a king doesn't matter what his religion is, that is the status amongst these
people and in society. So you must treat him
		
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			the prophets of Salaam said in terms of his his status.
		
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			So as I said, not in the nature of Islam, they were fire worshippers. The Persians were fire
worshippers. And so obviously we assumed that
		
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			the children would be fire worshippers but there was no question about asking me mother fire
worshipers No. So I Li Raja lottoland as part of the honor obviously ladies, he put the three of
them in the case of the highest Lady of Medina.
		
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			The lady with the highest status in Medina was
		
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			the wife of the prophet SAW a lot of Salaam Ayesha to Atlanta, he said to Arusha please I want you
to serve as the as the Guardian
		
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			channel. So again, showing how status is elevated, always elevated.
		
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			And
		
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			I shall of course are delighted
		
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			to come in, didn't say a word to them, try to tell them about this and about that. But know that our
		
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			of the nature of you know you must become Muslim or you must know No. After one week, history tells
us they expressed a desire to become Muslim.
		
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			And when people of Medina they were very, very happy. We have three princesses, Persian princesses,
Mashallah three beautiful princesses. They have not expressed a desire to accept Islam and people
celebrated
		
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			there was no threat there was no force this was done under the
		
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			Nazca what could happen to them no one's gonna propose to them.
		
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			Because this is the next step.
		
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			What do you think happened?
		
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			Something that I have not come across in any history book.
		
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			By any other nation, whether they were Roman with they were Persian whether they were British with
them.
		
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			I really
		
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			call them the three of them together and say to their stood in front of an asset to them. I want you
to choose you choose a husband for yourselves from the most highest status families of Medina.
Panama.
		
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			He didn't say you You must bury me and he must marry Omar and he was married. These are great
companions of the Prophet SAW saloon. He said you choose Han Allah Pinilla look at the other end
respect you choose.
		
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			What a bigger thing to say to a young lady you choose. You choose, but we want you to choose of the
best that we can offer you.
		
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			So the first one chose the sun of
		
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			course.
		
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			She was told that your locker was halifa was beloved, a companion of Mohammed salah and she married
hadn't meant ibni Aviva or the electron.
		
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			They had a son called Kasim, me Mohammad
		
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			Qasim, the center Mohammed
		
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			Qasim became
		
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			one of the jurists of Medina was already one of the jewels of Perdita, but we are all young men.
		
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			The second marriage for same evening, very famous for saying, we'll die the Karbala for saying but
the electron, she married him.
		
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			Son of the cousin of ham metal alarmism. So they were in the top 2% of choosing husbands. The third
one was Abdullah, even your alma
		
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			Abdullah Ahmad is very famous.
		
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			Very famous. He was also one of the in the time of the new visa Salaam, he was considered to be an
island and many of the Sahaba used to after the death of the Navy so Salah they used to go to him
for fatawa info,
		
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			judgments and so forth and so on. So I'm delighted me Omar Abdullah, the Senate former
		
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			it will hottub Raja lottoland
		
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			he married
		
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			the separatists. So all three people one is married to the son of Omar, one was married to son of
Holly and one was married to Senegal.
		
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			The highest ranking people in
		
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			this story deals with
		
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			the son of Abdullah from his Persian Princess, he married he's now asylum as I said to you before,
even Abdullah Omar mo hottub Raja la de la
		
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			and Salim
		
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			is wise young man, yet they have the wisdom of sailing
		
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			and Salim are they allowed to learn
		
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			he was settled in Medina and he was also one of the seven jurists, seven islands of Medina.
		
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			When these marriages took place between Persian ladies and adults over the first time in the city of
Medina,
		
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			there were marriages outside of the Arab clans, because the Croatia very clannish
		
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			and the Arabs have both takoma they very clearly should marry only within the clan or within the
society and community of either Mecca or Medina.
		
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			So these three marriages broke the back of nationalism of Arab nationalism. They realized then that
we could marry whoever we want to marry.
		
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			And we see them that that takes root so deep that moose is married into every nation in the world.
		
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			So Abdullah knew Abdullah who married the princess he knew that why did he Why did he call he send
Salim
		
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			uncommon name first year, isn't it?
		
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			When it comes to the Sahaba Allah in such a Salah
		
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			he may equal the son Salim
		
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			because he knew that his father was his father's alma mater has a friend by the name of Sally.
		
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			But Salim was the mole of Abu hanifa Salim was not a free man, he was a slave. He was
		
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			a slave of
		
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			Abu hanifa Rajaratnam
		
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			but Allah loved him so much the slave of another person wasn't easily he loved him so much and he
said
		
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			when he was dying, he said no kind of Salim Haiyan
		
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			he said if Sally meant to be alive, Sonia passed away reading are still alive. While our little
filler for being in body armor said while I if Sally meant to be alive, I would have appointed him
Halifax to be our they have
		
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			designated him as my successor. So much love Sadie. And
		
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			he son, Abdullah knew the love between his father and this man.
		
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			And what does it tell us? It tells us that the Sahaba and the children and that society knew
		
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			that you must own your pennies in any way you can, particularly the friends which they had. Honor
the Friends of your parents. And yeah, you honor the friend of his father by naming his child. Sally
hannula
		
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			remember, this is part of the sunova muscle a lot ariosa honor the Friends of your fathers and
humans.
		
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			Salim was not born in the time of Mr. Nakata. He was born two years after the death of his
grandfather armor is
		
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			Do
		
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			we know about six children, our children,
		
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			and Abdullah that we speaking about now was his most beloved child.
		
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			Abdullah Omar was the most beloved child of Oman, because both of them Mashallah love WC Salam
		
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			in competition
		
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			and they love to follow the signals in competition really about it.
		
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			And I'm delighted seven children and his most beloved child was Sadie. As I said,
		
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			Now, we know that can't we can't love all our children equally.
		
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			That's an admission that we we make as parents, you know, we can't lavato We can never love anybody
to people equally. That's what an episode 72 allows families, Allah, I've got many wives,
		
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			I can treat them equally in terms of the material things which I gave him.
		
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			But my heart dictates who actually love the burst. That's not what that is in your and so on.
		
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			So Love is in the hands of a lot.
		
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			But we're human, we're all human beings.
		
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			And we can safely say that those children who spend more time with their parents opinions will love
the more
		
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			those that are more generous with the parents, the parents will love the more
		
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			those who are hugging, kissing, kind to the parents and those ever converted to the Paris office.
		
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			So we need
		
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			to be like Abdullah, you're not
		
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			respecting the memory of his of his father. Same happened to use of a nebia coupe. He loved use of
the most because you spend a lot of time with it. It was the apple of his eye.
		
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			And so, this is not something which happens it is something which is cultivated. Love is cultivated
between children and parents. And it takes time for it to happen.
		
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			And remember, parent doesn't want they don't need your money. They don't they only need your smile.
They need your hug. They need your kindness
		
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			and your time. Most important is they need some of your time. Don't always say oh, I'm busy. I'm
busy. I'm busy. We know you're busy. But we know you have time.
		
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			We know because we weren't able You were always a baby to our parents. I'm busy. Maybe we're not so
busy.
		
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			And one thing about Abdullah
		
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			about Saudi, sorry about Saudi, whatever his father knew, whatever
		
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			Abdullah knew of the deal he learned from his father.
		
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			And so young men and young women,
		
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			children must always learn first from their parents. Why must they learn from the parents first?
Because the parents gives for free
		
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			and the parents give with love. When a parent teacher something, he gives it with love. He looks
into the eyes of his child. He says my child you carry this carry this to your children because what
he says in his heart, he doesn't say it openly says and I'm telling you this and I'm giving you this
so the mechanic to your children
		
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			Abdullah Abdullah Ahmad
		
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			This is now silence father Abdullah Salim said Norma
		
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			was totally different from his father.
		
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			The both of you, Medina.
		
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			But he was totally different or not was fearless.
		
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			That needs to take to fight to get involved in a struggle for the sake of a loss handler. And he was
not afraid to express his opinion.
		
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			But he's other companions tell us that armor had one outstanding quality that very few people had.
In fact, in Medina, he was known for this quality, honorable hottub was done. What was that quality?
		
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			Now armor was quick to give his opinion was quick to say this and he was quick to say that
		
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			but the people of Medina knew that if somebody came with a hadith from the Nabi sallallahu sallam,
he would immediately leave his opinion and accept the Hadith of the NaVi Salah
		
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			immediately when he said Oh, I'm wrong saffola please take what an Ibiza celibacy and this is how we
should be. No matter what we did our life. If somebody comes around and says, Chef, this is a hadith
from the mini Salah. Hammer this hadith. Immediately we should say accept the Hadith
		
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			Tommy's Howdy, howdy, howdy panela.
		
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			So I'm logged on like his father. Abdullah was a non adversarial person. He wasn't a, an argue an
opinionated owner. He when there was conflict, he kept away from conflict. You get people like that.
They don't want to get involved in arguments.
		
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			Remember, Ahmad became Muslim.
		
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			And just before he came became Muslim, he took out his sword on the kill and Ibiza salad that was
kind of manuals. I'm not a very strong proton blooded person, red blooded person.
		
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			And
		
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			when he came home,
		
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			from becoming Muslim on the day, Omar became Muslim, immediately called his family together. And he
said to his family, I want you all to become Muslim now.
		
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			That was, all of us become Muslim now. So I'm delighted son said that he, I've been Muslim for the
whole year hamdulillah. So I must say what you've been missing already for only six years. So I must
say, Why didn't you tell me? He said, because I didn't want to enter into conflict with you. So
veterans, Abdullah said, You know, I accepted this. ohana. I'm a young Muslim. I knew ally beta
Allah will eventually bring into Islam. So I bided my time was patient with you.
		
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			Yet didn't does didn't mean that Abdullah was a *, he didn't want to participate in battles,
Abdullah participated in every single battle fought under the Salalah audio panel. So he wasn't
scared of fighting for the truth. He was just mad socially, they didn't want to
		
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			maybe upset other people.
		
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			So the lesson we learned from this is you must give your children the freedom to choose what they
want to be in life.
		
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			They can't become a photocopy of you.
		
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			Because Why not? Because times change
		
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			up your personality is good for your age and your time. But you can't say well, my child must also
not dress like me and be like me. No, he's gonna live in another time. Yes, choose his own path. And
especially the choosing of an education, part of education, because he was on the team. That's very,
very important. But he wants to become a she wants to become a nurse or a teacher or a doctor, or a
scientist, whatever should allow
		
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			Sally Sallie Mae on the other end, was different from his father was different from Abdullah
		
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			Salim.
		
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			Let's see how
		
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			what was the quality of styling? What kind of a person he was? How different was he from? How
different Could he have been from Abdullah?
		
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			His father was as a hobby. And from his grandfather was honorable hottub Pinilla wouldn't be want to
have been like them. No, it wasn't like that at the time. If you look at the Sahaba of the Navy
salsa club, they're all set in the madrasa of the Navy. They all studied in the University of
Guatemala.
		
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			But they're all different. Now, we didn't create miniatures of himself. Nobody's calling me Mr.
Mohammed.
		
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			They were allowed to develop their own personalities.
		
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			Today, I'm going to say, well, you learn by that person is just like that person. You wait like the
person who looks like that person. So I'm not even married a person's daughter, so heinola they're
so drunk, so drunk, but still, when we look at the teacher ship, the mentoring Muhammad Hassan was
not to make them like him. They were individuals and to retain the individuality.
		
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			So
		
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			the first calamity that hit Islam in the time of Salim new was a young man 15 years old, was the
technology was killed. Dolly was stabbed in the mirror and he died in Iraq.
		
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			So as I said,
		
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			Abdullah wasn't too
		
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			aggressive man.
		
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			So what happened now? It was killed.
		
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			People were not concerned as to who's going to become the next halifa but all was always on top of
the mind of the of the muslimeen of the time. How halifa is has been killed, it has been killed. So
what do we do now?
		
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			They said one, let's go to those people whom are appointed to choose
		
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			So they find they're all they all passed away. They all passed away. Then there we go. Abdullah,
Allah, the father of Saudi.
		
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			This is your sister Abdullah, you are the son of Mr. Evil hataoka. We want you to become
		
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			know, as as you know, I've done I don't do, I'm done. I
		
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			didn't want to get involved in conflict.
		
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			So Abdullah said, you know, what about the people of Syria? You know, Malia is living in Syria,
Mario has done NyQuil who killed it? He said, Are we going to just get people of Edina? What about
those who those who slip is our country of people there?
		
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			So the Muslims of Medina said you don't worry about him. We pledge that we will protect you against
malaria and the people of Saudi Arabia. I mean, they should have a hand in the choosing of if
		
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			we want to be free and honest.
		
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			So they said don't worry if they want to fight We will fight.
		
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			So Abdullah said no.
		
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			Even if you tell me I should be only halifa for one day, I will not accept this position.
		
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			If there is a possibility that I may I may kill another Muslim.
		
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			So what are these excuse?
		
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			You people are talking about war against Muslims. I'm not going to even if you give me this, this
khilafah I am not going to kill another Muslim.
		
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			What do you think they said to him? They sit you so you think you're better than Holly
		
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			Holly fought against while we are using now in your decision as business analysis.
		
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			You know, while he was cutting off the Navy, Allison,
		
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			Allison, and his history, so I'm gonna keep quiet. He didn't know what to say. You never say yes,
I'm better than it was Holly took the position. And he fought against for Alia.
		
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			There was a big fight.
		
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			Lost, lots of Muslims got killed. And now they're telling him You think you're better than me. So
Abdullah didn't know what to say.
		
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			So sadly, his 15 year old son, he got up and he said
		
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			kulu yamo. It's the huddle.
		
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			kulu yamo it's the huddle,
		
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			three data tree with a 15 year old boy. He said to the gathering,
		
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			every person is responsible for his own decision.
		
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			If you seeking the truth is responsible for is every person, a decision a person makes only for
himself, doesn't affect other people. So his decision was Alice decision.
		
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			That was his decision.
		
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			And his decision everybody respected.
		
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			My father's decision is he does not want to become the halifa. And he doesn't want to be involved in
a war with other Muslims. That is my father's decision.
		
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			And my father's the right to use it, it's too hard to apply his mind to the situation and to come to
his own decision.
		
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			I want you to remember these words, every person is responsible for his own decision.
		
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			Of course, if somebody comes to you and quoted the verse of the Quran, then the decision is our last
decision for man comes in quotes asuna Mohammed awesome, then that is the profits decision. But if
you make your own decision after having looked at all the facts, then that is your decision, even if
it goes against somebody else You see, but that is that decision which he took.
		
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			This is my decision which I take. And I am that I rightfully own my own decision. And this goes for
everything in the depot. So
		
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			if you Yeah, for viewpoints about Should we go to the magic during Corona or not go to the magic at
Corona. Whose decision is that to make a decision? You have to look at all the facts and you decide
for yourself. Yes, I will go to the budget. Of course this is not an expected decision.
		
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			Because I think it's not a viable decision to me. But if that is your decision, then people should
respect your decision. Yes, we could disagree with you, but we should respect to this.
		
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			And so and he said, I know Allah and what our intentions are, which is all in the heart. That is
Allah knows that. We should accept what I say with my mouse.
		
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			We are people Donal Mattoon.
		
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			We are people who judge people by what they
		
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			Say, Allah knows the secrets of the heart. panela. So if a man says La ilaha illAllah, he's a
Muslim, what do you think he's just saying it or not saying it, that is not your domain, that is the
domain of the unseen of the heart allows for the learners. So if remained consistent, I lied a lot.
		
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			Even if you lost after it, he said, La Ilaha Illa. You don't know why LA.
		
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			So we accept what he says.
		
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			No matter
		
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			what law we have to understand that the people that judge people, but what they say, Allah controls
the hearts.
		
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			Now,
		
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			the next one is a situation was even more precarious. And the first one much more precarious.
		
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			Same
		
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			cleanse twins scenario, the law
		
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			allows for him to lead the process alongside
		
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			whom I say the origin has an upper saying will be the
		
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			the masters
		
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			of the use of general
		
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			they'll be the leaders who say we'll be in general. So the prophecies, whoever's in general is in
Jannah. While they're still alive, it means that Allah is pleased with him. And the levees are
Salamis, please do. And those are the two qualifications that you need to have a sure entry ticket
to the agenda.
		
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			We know that
		
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			when Hassan was offered to become halifa.
		
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			And while we are also wanted to be halifa, Hassan said, I stand back
		
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			and everybody accepted it explained, everybody accepted it. Why? Because he was been agenda has an
agenda. When Hussein came and he said, No, I'm ready to fight while we are new into Karbala, and he
was still there. People respected it. And we still respect them up to today. We don't understand
when Hassan said no, I didn't want to feel respected and respected. So we respect the decisions of
those who make those decisions based on their interpretation of the facts.
		
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			There was
		
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			Sally was
		
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			and this is one of the qualities of good good people. They're very generous people.
		
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			Salim was a very generous man.
		
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			They say he used to sit. We never used to come out into the street people used to throng around him.
		
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			And one day at 20,000 dinar, the 20,000 silver coins.
		
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			And he was sitting on the side of the road and giving out the 20,000 until there was no more left.
No more credits left. And after giving away the last coin, a poor beggar came to him and put his
hand out. And what did you do? Did you say to the beggar Oh, sorry, man, you late, you know, I've
given up all my money. No, you say to the next team, lend me some coins. And he gave it to the
bigger panela never ever turn anybody away from
		
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			being generous to that person.
		
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			And in a lot of a lot of people looking for employed slaves working for you treated them
beautifully. And when the slave wanted to be emancipated when he wanted to not be a slave anymore,
he wanted to leave what did he do the slaves of salad used to count make salad in front of in front
of salad. So it was a very soft hot new say Mashallah. You're a Muslim hamdulillah and he would set
them free, would set them free. And the people used to come to Parliament, you know, these people
are doing this to you. They love you and your bank because they didn't really mean to make a bad. So
he said a person with a burqa to be to allow in front of me. That is what I see. That is what I
		
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			accept. What is in his art is not for me to say. And then he said something beautiful. Then Salim
said he said you know
		
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			if
		
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			Satan Ali
		
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			didn't sit my mother free. Persian princess What is man? If he didn't say they're free, I would have
been begging today.
		
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			So
		
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			You see how
		
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			they both and shaped their lives upon that of the great Sahaba that they knew.
		
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			So we should always try to be good to Muslims every now and we should always be kind and
compassionate, always guiding compassion Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim kindness keinen compassion, that
the other tools first qualities of Allah that is kind and is compassion. So we live in times now
when we are required moreso to be kind and compassionate, very kind and very compassionate.
		
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			So, be grateful when somebody comes and knocks on your door
		
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			and ask for some food be grateful.
		
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			Be happy because I'm not saying to people to your door. I mean you've heard the story so many times
you know, we're living in this avenue we live in this street. But everybody comes to knock on my
door they don't know go knock on I never seen him knock on the neighbor's door they always come
here. Why? Because you're the generous person. That's why they come to your door. And that's what
Allah sends them to your door.
		
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			So Salim
		
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			was a very generous man Salim was also one of those kinds of persons who didn't enter into
controversy. Controversies
		
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			very wise young man's life we had this wisdom, we only get this wisdom when we like over 70 and
sunny Florida it was the mid 15 because of the people that he loved grew up with. So an example of
his
		
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			of his deep wisdom was that Sulayman in America was then the
		
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			halifa
		
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			oveja halifa that is a halifa was set in in the rascasse he came to visit Medina
		
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			Oliver come to visit i mean he's the he's the king of the Muslims.
		
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			He he entered the masjid in Medina. And he asked way Salim
		
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			Ali masa, grandson of the great man army hotdog he wanted to meet. So they pointed out Sally was
sitting in the masjid and he went to sit next to Sally.
		
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			And he was so humbled sitting next to him because he knew the status of the span grandson of Allah
will have thought panela
		
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			honor for him to sit next.
		
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			This is the honor they show to people of status.
		
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			So the halifa didn't know what to say to Sally we say to Sally, another
		
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			thing I can do for you, you know, anything I can do for you so her son
		
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			so it was quiet for a while and then he said he looked at the halifa and he said in a sty an akuna
Fie Beatty. He was Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala he said to the halifa I am shy
		
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			I hear what the question you're asking me want to know what I need anything. I am shy, to be in his
house was house, the house of Allah and to ask somebody else to come he said he says I'm so shy.
Even if I needed from you. I'm so shy to ask you in the House
		
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			of Wolves I lost harmattan How could it be the house of all night out somebody else? panela
		
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			He probably didn't mean probably he was a wristband by himself so he didn't need anything but he
didn't want to he didn't want to say no the king would have
		
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			a default uniform good policy to the manor.
		
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			Now this is also for law.
		
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			And then
		
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			halifa said I'm sorry.
		
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			So when the Salah was finished, they got outside
		
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			Khalifa ran after him
		
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			after the budget
		
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			and calibers would run outside the machine I can't have an excuse. I'm again gonna ask him this
anything maybe you need something maybe whatever you may need for the people of him so so he said
aloka hajah said yeah Salim Raja, outside him. Do you have anything that I that I may be able to do
for you?
		
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			Well, he said to me, the river said to me, you know, we outside the merchant now. So we're not in
the house of Allah so you don't have to be shy now to ask me.
		
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			So Simon said to him
		
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			are you talking Hi Tim, that how do you
		
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			Oh, hi. Hi, Jamie. How are you?
		
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			Listen to the wisdom of silent silent say to the halifa are you asking me what I need anything of
this dunya Why are you asking me if I need anything of the
		
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			software.
		
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			Have you ever said law medical accuracy by
		
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			Salim I don't own the al Qaeda. There's nothing I can do for you but the answer Well, I can hide you
can hide the dunya but if you even think of the dunya that you may need, inshallah I will try my
best to, to help you.
		
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			wisdoms hon Allah Salim said, and stay
		
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			at dunya me money emiko ha
		
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			Keifa atonia.
		
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			My lovely
		
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			Salim said to you,
		
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			I am shy
		
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			to ask
		
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			anything of the dunya. From he who owns the dounia.
		
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			dresses, I'm shy to ask Allah for the dunya and allows it to hear.
		
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			How do you think I can ask somebody of the donor who doesn't own the donor?
		
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			said you asked me that anything with the donor. But I'm shy to ask the one who owns the donor. I'm
also shy to ask the owner. The old adage try to ask, must I ask you who doesn't admit and water to
ask him what you don't even own it?
		
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			Hold on. What was it about? Why did he give these kinds of answers in order not to upset
		
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			a lot of powers to
		
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			leave a party.
		
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			And
		
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			and that incident happened? You probably heard about a judge in use of a judge who was a great
soldier of the humates. But he was a very
		
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			tough person
		
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			didn't give and taking he didn't mind him killing Muslims so that they could expand the Empire of
the Muslims. And at that time, he was the commander of the army of of the
		
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			people in Damascus of Syria. And he came to conquer Makkah.
		
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			And he laid siege to Makkah in Abdullah Abu Zubaydah, one of the 10 people who were promised
promised agenda and Elisa Salah he was in charge of Makkah was the abbot of Makkah.
		
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			So this commander of the army, he laid siege to Makkah for quite a long time and eventually entered
mechanical Abdullah Israel
		
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			and
		
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			Salim was fighting on the on behalf of who on the side of Abdullah Abu Zubaydah.
		
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			So when they lost the war in Makkah, Sally went back to Medina.
		
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			But this man had judge he follows her into Medina and he came to Salim
		
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			with the prisoners of war
		
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			which he when he took when he conquered
		
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			back
		
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			so he said to Abdullah, this is where I want you to kill all these prisoners of war and if you don't
kill them, I will kill you. And you know my reputation
		
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			What is he going to do? This many intent. He he laid siege of the Kaaba for so many days he killed
Abdullah evening today.
		
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			One of the people promised he's not gonna think twice of killing Salim.
		
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			Wisdom spatola
		
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			sasaram turn
		
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			his attention to the prisoners of war and they will all look at him and thinking what is he going to
do is going to kill all of us?
		
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			Salim looked at them and say to them, salaam Aleykum, creativity, creativity. And he said, I mostly
moved on to say to the prisoners of war. He said, Sarah, are you Muslim?
		
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			And they said, Now, of course we all must.
		
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			Listen to the wisdom.
		
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			there then you say to them
		
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			out so late to will fetch
		
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			sabaha
		
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			you say to them, have your breakfast this morning.
		
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			in JAMA.
		
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			Call us a later infantile fieldfield Gemma. Yeah, Sally. They're all out of the car. We all pray
this morning father in German outside.
		
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			You may think no. how's this going to save her gonna save his neck? I'm just gonna save you when he
gave going to with this.
		
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			So he said he turned to a judge and he looked at the prisoners of war and he said to them
		
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			color Rasul Salam
		
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			La La wa salam ala cellular Mohammed again, reference to who reference to the Nabi sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam. And if we make a reference to the nanny sallallahu Sallam in front of a Muslim, he cannot
refuse to listen to the words of Humberto awesome. And what did anybody say Salaam say he said.
		
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			Anna mon Sol alfetta refugia man for Hawaii liberty.
		
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			He said honor Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
the person who prays phazzer in JAMA, he is under the protection of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			See the message is giving to the club hotjar to command of the army.
		
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			You seem to hijack.
		
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			Please people are men Muslim. They operate Pfizer this morning.
		
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			in JAMA all of them together. The Prophet says Allah protect me.
		
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			You want me to kill those people who are protected by Allah Himself. You want to give the command
for me to kill people who are under the under the prediction of Allah themselves. What could What
could he say he walked away
		
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			prisoners who said it's kind of law.
		
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			So what do we learn? We learn from this the importance of knowing the Sunnah hammertoe ally
		
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			if we love him,
		
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			yes, we have to put a lot on him. That's a command from allows for Hello, Tom. But we see now the
most important thing is to put into practice,
		
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			what he his lifestyle, the way he lived, and to carry that over and to solve problems by using the
Hadith and the Quran of allows pontotoc. So May Allah, Allah blesses mellows how God bless you will
also
		
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			give us the Daya and the trophy to make the correct HDR to apply our minds correctly. How do we
apply our minds correctly? That is to find out solutions in the Quran and Sunnah Mohamed Salah
Salem, will la Delilah Salam or aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.