Habib Bobat – The Backbone Of Our Society

			Alhamdulillah
		

			Alhamdulillah Hinata who want to start no one has told Pharaoh when are older we let him in Shuri
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			the hula sharika when I shadowed Mohammed Abu rasuluh, about the akula Katana
		

			recording Mohammed
		

			Meena shaytani r rajim Bismillahi Rahmani Raheem Womack, Colonel mimouna, young Pharaoh calf, fellow
hula nefer amin Cooley, Pharaoh cotton min Thor,
		

			Leah taka houfy De Niro como la la la him, la la.
		

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			honorable orlimar respected elders and brothers.
		

			There is a growing trend in which we see many of our children dropping out from the madrasa.
		

			We see youngsters and children dropping out as early as grade four and grade five, thinking that
they have acquired enough knowledge to survive for the next 50 to 60 years in terms of their
spirituality.
		

			There are other parents who are opt in for casual madrasa
		

			once a week, twice a week, offer Private madrasahs that offer education for one hour a day.
		

			And then there are others who have compromised the Dini education altogether.
		

			And I think we have underestimated the value and the power of mucked up in a child's life.
		

			The mucked up madrasa has been designed to protect and preserve the image of our children.
		

			I want you to think for a moment. Today we are sitting in this machine as Muslims.
		

			We have an understanding about Deen
		

			we perform our Salah we are able to read the Quran, we understand that the poor have a right in our
wealth.
		

			And we each have an understanding that we have to perform Hajj once in a lifetime.
		

			But all this understanding has come through the efforts of someone else.
		

			Our forefathers, our forebears made the effort. They sowed the seeds of Iman in us when we were
young. And today we are Muslims say Alhamdulillah
		

			we are able to carry out the rituals of Islam because of the grounding that we received when we were
young.
		

			We have Muslims who are doctors. We have Muslims who are lawyers. We have Muslims who are
psychologists, we have Muslims who are professionals in their field.
		

			But they are Muslims today because of the efforts of the seniors
		

			and they are able to preserve the man today because of the efforts of their forefathers.
		

			Wherever our forefathers went, they took two things along with them.
		

			Number one is the masjid.
		

			They made sure that the masjid in the house of a law was up before they own one was
		

			they made sure that the machine was up and the activities of the machine that are leaving the
education was up and running before their own home was up and running.
		

			And thanks to them today we are able to recite the Kalam Alhamdulillah.
		

			And the second thing they took along with them was the curry kitchari.
		

			Even today, we haven't forgotten discuss them.
		

			And if we forego this important duty of ours,
		

			if we become lackadaisical in this regard, it's the question of the amount of our children and the
generation to come.
		

			Within two to three decades, Islam will be gone from the community and only Muslims will be known by
the names and not by practice.
		

			So it is our duty now to carry out the same tasks which our forefathers did for us, for us to
preserve the Eman of our children and to ensure that they grew up with this Deen of Allah subhanho
wa Taala and so Allah says in the Quran, well not me Luna Leon Pharaoh calf,
		

			understand this verse. It's amazing.
		

			Law says, The call is made to go out in the path of a law.
		

			The call is made to God in the path of Allah. Allah is saying, it's not wise to send the entire
community in the path of a law when there is no one doing the effort of preserving the foundation of
Islam.
		

			So a lot goes on to say fallow land reform, including the fear of cotton minimum for
		

			every community should dispute. Every community should choose people who will preserve the Palestine
dean of a law in its original form. And Leah de COVID de Waal, Yoon, zero como era Jo la him. Then
this chosen grew. They should study the deen of Islam, and they should become well grounded in the
deen of Islam. So that when the community that's out, when they return, they have a source of
guidance. So Hannelore look at this verse.
		

			In every community, you must choose individuals
		

			who will be your guide, who will be your leaders who will have an understanding of Deen that when
you are back from wherever you are in your business or shops or wherever you may be in your
professions. When you return, you have a source of guidance.
		

			And this is achieved through the macdermid assignment backup system that we have that we are able to
preserve our identities that we are able to preserve our image through the mucked up system.
		

			So Hana law.
		

			It is our duty. It is our duty to pass this message, and it is our duty to see that our children are
educated in Islam. Yeah, you are Latina, Amina qu and fusa. Kumar Aleikum Nara, it is a direct
responsibility of the father and the parent in The Guardian to see that his son and his daughter is
educated and saved from the fire of jahannam
		

			and Hamdulillah, in terms of academic in terms of education, we are giving them and we are very
worried for that. See, I mean, we need to see to the spiritual needs of our children also, they
imagine lies in the preservation of the mucked up system. And it is important that we see that the
children finish the entire curriculum.
		

			The mud tip system offers a comprehensive study of Islam.
		

			At the end of the 10 years, a child walks out well educated in terms of his Akita his believes he is
well educated in terms of the five pillars of Islam.
		

			He understands his responsibility in life. He understands his purpose and objective of creation in
this world. At the end of the year and the 10 years, that child understands Nika. He understands
kolok. He understands business. He understands inheritance, he understands how to perform Salatu
janaza. He understands how to fast during the month of Ramadan. He understands how to perform hajj,
he understand how to carry out the different tasks of life, according to Islam.
		

			It's a comprehensive study.
		

			I want to ask a question here.
		

			How is our children going to combat the challenges of outside if they are not equipped themselves?
		

			If a child does not know what is his belief with regards to Allah subhanho wa Taala. If he has no
understanding of Islam, if he has no understanding of his Nabi, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, if he
has no connection with his religion, how is he going to come back the challenges outside when he
doesn't even know where he stands?
		

			If somebody has to throw it, throw a curveball at him. If somebody has to introduce a new doctrine,
if somebody has to pollute his mind, if somebody has, if somebody has to manipulate him, he will
fall pierced because he's got no backing. He's got no grounding. He's got nothing to fall on.
		

			And so when we educate our children through the mucked up system, they are not foreign to these
threats outside. They will remember we learned in madrasa that no matter what happened. We never
ever speak ill of the Sahaba but this will come in they go through the mucked up system. They will
understand what our believes in terms of Allah subhanho wa Taala in terms of the MBR m salat wa
salam in terms of the pious people, what are our believes in terms of the angels? What do we believe
		

			So the system prepares the child for the next 50 to 60 years of his life.
		

			How is it fair that the child that only goes for four years till grade four and grade five to
survive for the next 55 to 60 years on such a weak foundation? How is it possible?
		

			How is the child going to thrive in terms of in terms of his Deen? So it is our responsibility that
we ensure that our children complete the entire curriculum. It is the best gift a father can give to
his son to his son or his daughter, the best gift
		

			and hamdulillah our system is so competitive
		

			that it has been exported to other countries of the world.
		

			The South African standardized way of teaching is exported to countries like Pakistan where there is
no shortage of dark rooms and
		

			our system is implemented in international schools. Abroad many people are using our syllabus. If we
become complacent, and if we take the backseat, then we have no one to blame except ourselves.
Because we've got the curriculum. We've got everything that the child requires in terms of his
spiritual needs. And then if we falter, then we have no one else to blame except ourselves.
		

			The mucked up system closes the door to benign innovation.
		

			Where are the missionaries working?
		

			They are working amongst the rural areas, because they see them as soft targets. There's no
education there. And so they sow the seeds of bitter and innovation in these communities.
		

			Wherever this authentic education being taught, there is no Bidadi
		

			and Allah hamdulillah South Africa we are very fortunate. These bid are taking place but not at such
a large scale as we find it in other places of the world and other places in the country also.
		

			That's because the talim system the mucked up system is so strong that we are educating our children
with regards to right and wrong halal and haram.
		

			We have a comprehensive syllabus, Masha Allah.
		

			Another thing we need to understand brothers
		

			many of us migrate out of our actual place of residence for greener pastures,
		

			our Rosie Poulos to different destinations of the world
		

			Alhamdulillah Indonesia is a perfect setup. We've got 30 plus massages and many more still coming.
We've got dark rooms, we've got hunters, we've got lots of setup in terms of Deen, our children are
happy and they are satisfied in terms of the spiritual needs. But the worry and the concern is if
tomorrow they migrate from our community, and they go to another community where there is no deenie
infrastructure, what will happen to the amount and the amount of the children.
		

			If our children completed the curriculum from grade one to grade 10 we can be happy that inshallah
they will be able to preserve the Eman even if they're in a wilderness and in the wilderness of the
Amazon jungle. They will be Muslims, because they've got the crown in. But I'm asking that if their
child only got four to five years of madrasa education. Will he be able to preserve preserve and
protect his own Eman let alone the children when he goes into a foreign community.
		

			I met a man.
		

			He said to me Malala My daughter has migrated to plettenberg
		

			wonderful place that he says manana. I'm worried about the education, the madrasa of my
grandchildren. He said in length, we've got everything Alhamdulillah but those children are still
young. How are they going to preserve the man? This is a lay man talking to me. And it is at that
time I realized how far the McDuffie is and what an impact it has in a child's life. They will
probably find a Mawlana who will teach them for half an hour in one hour. And that's about it and
asking what solid grounds will they'll have and what will be the situation of their children.
		

			So it is the question of the man. It is a question of our a man and our children will move out from
our communities. We have to ensure that at the end of the year, when they are leaving, whenever they
are migrating, they are living with the solid grounding of gene
		

			and that is provided through our mucked up system.
		

			Brothers we have become indifferent
		

			Towards a mcdouble and towards Islamic education,
		

			we have to understand that the success of both the worlds the success of both the worlds lies on
knowing who our Creator is. And that is provided through the mucked up system.
		

			And I'd like to end up with some reminders here. The please, today is number one, let us ensure that
our children complete the entire curriculum.
		

			Because in the senior years, we are teaching about nikka. How to Choose a partner? What guidelines
have the Prophet given how to live in a marriage? What are the rights of the husband? What are the
rights of the wife? What are the rights of the parents?
		

			How is divorce given if there is a need of collapse? How is the law issued? on how many occasions we
answer queries? Mallanna my husband gave me a lot. He gave me three talents. We were fighting. We're
angry. We were not. We were not in our normal state.
		

			This is a common mistake many people are making on how many occasions I answer the query banana my
wife gave birth or my daughter gave birth? Can she go out of the house or not? Or mushy stay in
house for 40 days or four months? This is ignorance. But the answers are there in the muck tub. We
are teaching our children how to give booster to a dead person. We are teaching our children how to
read Salatu jenessa a child who comes through the mucked up system can lead the community from the
masala that's how much of back in is what Subhana Allah. So the first please let us ensure that our
children complete the entire curriculum. There is this notion that once we make the transition from
		

			primary school into high school, our children say the workload is too much and we can't manage it's
becoming too demanding or dead.
		

			Then we say to them, no problem leave school and continue madrasa.
		

			I'll
		

			tell them, no problem. I also agree the workload is too much. Let's leave school altogether. And
let's make sure that madrasa is completed, you'll see the child will come. And I'm asking the
question today that those of us that completed the curriculum, do we have any regrets? are we
sitting with any regrets today? The only regret we might have is that we could have done better.
		

			Let's not give into the pressures of our children. It's a question are we going to be firm or not?
If we put our foot down and we say you have to finish the madrasa then there will be no two ways to
eat.
		

			The second thing is, many of us are sending our mothers, our children to madrasahs that are taught
very informally. I'm talking about the private madrasahs. I am not against the private madrasahs.
You can't shut down gene, the work of gene must continue. But the player making to those people who
are running private madrasahs at home is don't chop down on the time number one. And number two
stick to a standardized way of teaching. I mean how is it possible that a child that goes from one
hour to a house madrasa in a class of 25 is able to come out to inquire as soon as two hours.
History fit aside everything. How is it possible? Can we do justice? Is it possible to do justice in
		

			one hour?
		

			And the third request is Alhamdulillah. Many of us have this dream of seeing our children becoming a
llama have seen our children becoming a father. And in that pursuit we pull our children out of the
muck tub. So you find no I'm leaving Manila green hips now.
		

			What happens is that child leaves mucked up madrasa class five, he goes to the hips class, he does
hips for a month or two and then he realizes, hey, this is not for me. He loses out on the hips
side, and he loses out on the top side.
		

			And so the child is unbaked
		

			and those of us who are running the hips classes, it's also important that you incorporate in our
hips, classes fit history and Sierra and other subjects somewhere along the line so that we can
cover the shortfall for those people who did not complete the mocap system, brothers. In short, the
mucked up system has been devised to protect and preserve the man of this generation and the
generation to come. And as I said in my introduction, that today we are sitting in the house of
allies, Muslims, we are able to recite Quran, we are able to read other literature of Islam, we are
able to perform salah and we are able to do many Islamic activities because of the efforts of our
		

			forefathers in the field.
		

			obeys, may Allah reward them And grant them the highest stage in general insha Allah say I mean. So
brothers, there's a responsibility on our shoulders Marlena little below