Hamza Yusuf – The Jewels of the Qur’an #06

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The speakers discuss various topics related to Islam, including shaping behavior, avoiding harm, and the use of Hasha. They emphasize the need for regular cooperation and avoiding harms, while acknowledging the potential for harm. The speakers also discuss the importance of respecting boundaries and values and the need for a culture of cooperation and collaboration. The success of recent acquisitions and the pandemic's impact on the company's performance is also highlighted.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Salatu was Salam ala Sayyidina Muhammad wa ala and he will He will send
him to Sleeman kathira
		
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			but hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah and Hamad ohana stir no one is tell Pharaoh who will
not really be let him in short order Rory fusino and Dr. Medina when you hit the left for a modern
woman you didn't follow her the other Aloma and Madonna Loma Anthony and I can't anymore Hakeem
alumni alumni Marian Pharaoh no fan of Mr. Lambton. I was in Elma or Selena Hamada cinema Muhammad
wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa sallam systemic era saramonic Omar Abdullah Barakatuh we're on the sixth
session but before I begin, I wanted to just talk a little bit about what was happening in, in
Jerusalem in Palestine. The
		
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			the the place Yaro Salam is the city of peace. And it's a place that was consecrated by Allah
subhana wa Tada. So we call it a harem.
		
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			Which means an inviolate place.
		
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			It's a place that
		
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			the Creator of the heavens and the earth has forbidden to be violated.
		
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			And so to violate it
		
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			is is a momentous thing. And
		
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			I think all of us should,
		
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			in our hearts with our incapacity,
		
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			condemn it.
		
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			And sincerely ask our Lord,
		
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			to restore it sanctity
		
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			in the hearts of people,
		
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			because it sanctity can't be violated in reality, but it can be in the hearts of people and by their
actions. So it remains a harem until Allah subhana wa tada chooses otherwise, when he ends the
		
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			story of our species on this planet, so what happened is, it's just so beyond
		
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			belief, really, but this is the time we're living in. It's not the first time that egregious actions
have been waged against this place. When the Crusaders came in, they did horrific things, and
massacred many, many people. And
		
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			we know that Mecca also has been desecrated more than once. So we just ask Allah subhana wa tada
inshallah to give solace to the people and just to know an Rp betulin Mota pain that the
		
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			the consequence of everything.
		
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			What happens in the end is for the people of taqwa, whoever they are, and wherever they are, and so
those people, by Allah will always be
		
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			they'll always be protected by Allah Subhana Allah to Allah. In reality, no matter what anybody does
to them, in their bodies, their souls are protected by Allah Subhana with Allen their Eman and
Charla is protected by Allah subhanho wa Taala. So we ask Allah Subhana Allah to Allah inshallah to
		
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			to really give solace to all the people there that are suffering and inshallah to unite this oma in
in its highest objectives. So then Allah subhanaw taala once again puts his year the vinaya over
this Omar because we need the other Anya on this oma there's so many places where these, these
things are happening and things are breaking down. So we ask Allah subhanho wa Taala that and these,
these precious few days that we have left in this month is is a good time just to do that. So
anyway, that's what I wanted to do before I went back into this, the
		
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			you know, the events of the world go on, but we all still have to be connected to the book of Allah
subhanho wa Taala and to do our best to restore its rightful place in our hearts and in our
practices in our behavior, and to study and to learn it and to be people that apply it inshallah, so
I'm going to continue in this
		
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			sixth session. Despite all of these horrific things, we just we thank Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			For the security that we have, and this is the world that we're in, in other times, it was easier
for people because wherever you were, you didn't really know what was happening in other places. And
there's actually a great blessing in that. Because the pain of seeing these things makes it
difficult for you to enjoy the pleasures of your security and your blessings and your privileges,
when you know, what's happening in other places of the world, but this is the world and there will
always be places of, of disruption and then places of, of peace. One of the reasons why hedger is
part of our religion is to move from places of great difficulty, but the people there are Morabito
		
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			and they have a great reward for for their patience and just bearing what they're wearing. So May
Allah give them solace and give them patience and give them the ability to
		
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			just stand strong in the face of the aggressions and May this oma just wake up?
		
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			Because we've been we've been
		
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			with somebody asked me Do you think things will change with these, these events and I said, I'm,
I've been a Muslim now 43 years and some of the things that I've seen happen to this oma in just the
43 years that I've been Muslim. They say
		
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			smarter, work
		
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			smarter with owner data, how you work in the higher dimensionality. So we just hope that Allah
subhanho wa Taala will bring life back to this oma
		
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			so but prayer is sila * movement. And the prayer of the violin, the of the mouth alone, there's
no hijab between, between that person, and God, even even if they're not within the faith, even if
they're outside of the faith. That that's how serious a woman is, is that there isn't a hijab and
Allah says that He will answer it what oh, Banda hain
		
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			he answers in his own time, not in our time. And so people should never say he didn't answer me,
because He will answer in his time, not in our time, and with his wisdom, not with our foolishness.
So
		
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			Alhamdulillah the
		
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			the
		
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			the next section is about what are called the kawara of the Quran kawara Shelton, and these are the
		
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			you know, the audio in Arabic is there's a there's a chapter called Little Claudia at a party to
America. And an aria is something that strikes and it's it's the name of the Day of Judgment at a
party too.
		
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			And it's also a masiva Allah subhanho wa Taala talks about the ARIA that afflicts the people of Kufa
or it will
		
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			be in their vicinity. And so the, the power of the Quran, this is actually a technical term that Mr.
kozar uses and it was used before him, there's actually a book by one of the central Asians called
kawada on pooran. So this was a term that was used to mean those verses of the Quran or surahs that
are recited daily, and, and they're recited to Tara Shelton to actually withstand the assaults of
the shale thing. So they they protect a believer. So in essence, they're really
		
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			their verses of protection. And they're really they're really important verses. And one of the
things about the oma historically, is that they were
		
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			because so many people were doing these verses on a daily basis, there was a herd immunity for the
whole oma, they had a herd immunity. But as they fall into rough law, and less and less people do
these on a regular basis, then the immunity of the oma lessons and diminishes until
		
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			you can be invaded, just like viruses come in to you or bacteria if you don't have immunity. And so
these are really to protect us as individuals.
		
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			And one of the things that I'm not the father of Jesus at the great Algerian Mujahid, he's said in
his mo octave, that there inaya of the oma is being removed because of the sinfulness of the oma and
he said that their Enya will remain for individuals. So
		
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			The way that we restore that Enya for the oma is by a critical mass of believers that are actually
doing what we were told to be doing and staying within the hadoo of Allah subhana wa tada because
when you have large numbers of Muslims, transgressing the hadoo then they get they get impacted by
that that transgression. So the Fatiha is one of the most it is the single most important for this
and this is why Allah subhana wa tada has put it at the center of his book, it literally is the
entire put on in seven verses. So all of the Koran is in the Fatiha and
		
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			Muslims traditionally recited it for healing, even Amy Josias says that he used the Fatiha and and
Zamzam to be healed of a serious illness that he had when he was in Mecca. It's been used as
autopia, which is a type of
		
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			where you actually recite over sick people. There's a famous story of, of a mum SangEun was known as
RRP. And that he because traditionally, they would recite the fat Yeah. And then take some spittle
and just put it on the sick person that they were retrieved from the prophetic sooner. And one of
his students after he mom son passed away, he,
		
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			he would go and they would ask him to do the fatty hand for over the sick person with sadness they
used to get well immediately. And in fact, believe it or not, in accordance with some of the folk
Aha, it's permissible to take a job on the rocky not a stipulated, but to take Azure, if the person
gets well immediately.
		
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			Not if if they don't. And so they used to get well immediately. And afterwards, his student would do
the rokeya and they wouldn't get well. And they would ask him, you know, when Simon did that they
would get well he said the Fatiha is the same. I think it's in the spiddal.
		
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			In other words, you know, I'm not of his macom. So I don't have that kind of power to operationalize
the Fatiha in a way that he could do that. But the Fatiha is the shafia It's a healing surah and we
recite it every day It has many Assad,
		
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			Satan and he said that he could feel 70 camels with commentary 70 camels with commentary, so the
secrets of Fatiha do not end.
		
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			And there are many many secrets in it. So it begins the book and Al Fatiha, which alfetta is the
name of Allah, nl Fatah, the opener and the one hyperbole of alfetta his Fatah. Yeah, Fatah.
		
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			And so the Fatiha is they call it the opening technically it's literally the one it's a fact it's
it's it's the one that opens so the fatty how opens the Koran and it begins according to Imam Shafi
and some of the Quran not all of them mm Nadia any mum
		
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			which is the era of EMA Matic, the ascension of EMA Matic he begins it with Alhamdulillah hora
Brahmin so this is a healer of some of them. Everybody's in agreement their seven is what their
because it's so bad in my Thani what they're in disagree about is that is is about the last idea
some split it into two and then about this Bespin EMA Mark did not consider the Bismillah from the
Fatiha and
		
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			that's why in his madhhab you don't read it in the in the in the prayer.
		
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			So but
		
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			it's it's in the Fatiha Ar Rahman AR Rahim.
		
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			So this is never on an honor that
		
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			this informs us about God's essence. When we say Bismillah the bad there's a different debate about
what type of that is.
		
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			But it's the ANA, right? So there's some debates about the
		
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			but the Bismillah is In the name of Allah or With the name of Allah or I seek help with the name of
Allah. So the Bismillah is
		
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			the opening and then a right manual Rahim. These are the two attributes that Allah has chosen to
define his essential nature.
		
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			They're both from Rama. And they're the attributes that Allah has chosen to define the essential
nature of his prophet. Because his prophet is a reflection of, of his attributes like the Prophet
size and all those attributes, the prophet. It's called the HELOC. Right? We are lucky. It's, it's
taking on these qualities that Allah subhana wa Taala reveals to his servant through his creation.
So and the proof for this there are many proofs, but one of the proofs is the prophecy. Sam saw a
woman once suckling her baby, and he used it as a teaching. I mean, obviously, it was under the, the
hijab, so it wasn't he wasn't exposing her naked. But he, he, he said to the, the, the,
		
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			the companions, do you think this woman would throw her
		
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			her child into the fire? And there was also the woman who was running to find and when she saw the
baby, she grabbed it and quite state and she was a prisoner. And, and she was just so and he he
looked and he said to his Sahaba, do you think this woman would throw her child into the fire? And
they said, No, she would never do that, because the mother the mercy of the mother, and he said,
Allah is more merciful to his servants.
		
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			So So what he was showing was, that, that to jelly of His mercy, because every mercy in in the Allah
has 100 parts, all the mercy that exists in the world is one part of that. 100 so he's saved 99 for
his the Day of Judgment. So all the mercy that exists in the world is for the the one part of Allah
is Rama, the other 99 he's reserving for the Day of Judgment. And he said, if you see a full a mare,
		
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			make sure that she doesn't step on the fold that's out of the retina. That's from that part of Rama
de la put into the world. So all the mercy in the world is from the mercy of a lot every mother that
gets up in night, when she hears her child cry, you know, every person that defends somebody, every
person that gives charity to help somebody, every physician, that goes the extra mile out of
compassion for a sick person, or a nurse that takes care or somebody who has an invalid husband and
just spends years serving.
		
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			All those acts are from
		
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			the Wrath of Allah subhana wa Dan. So that
		
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			is why
		
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			the Quran begins with R Rahman r Rahim. And there's a lot of differences about that. But Rahman was
a unique name. That caught chorus did not know it. This is one of the things about the Quran is that
there's so much there's so much newness in the Quran. And Rahman was one of those names it's not
permissible to name a person right man. You can call them Rahim but not recommend
		
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			the prophets called Rahim in the Quran is an attribute is one of his name seeds in our head.
		
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			So the man is the mercy in the in the dunya the Rahim is the mercy in the Africa according some
others say the rock man is the mercy that envelops all of creation, in his general love for all of
creation. I wrote about this in the prayer of the oppressed. The Rahim is the specific love that he
shows to the people of taqwa to the people that Allah loves, which is his Maha Bahasa the Habana
encompasses all of creation, his general love encompasses all the patient but my Bahasa is specific
to those that draw near to Him through their aemon and through their their actions their faith and
actions. And and so this man Armand Rahim
		
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			he says this informs us about God's attributes that fills people with hope and longing so that it's
encouragement to obey him That's why he begins the book he could have begun the book with other
attributes but he chose these attributes because he's calling us to him. And so that's how he begins
his book. And and and, and, and the first Hadees, which I mentioned earlier, which is called the the
muscle cell bill Oh, Walia is a ramonja hammer hammer rock man, your hammer men that are your homcom
or or your hammer command for summer. Those who show mercy will be shown to them. Have mercy on
everyone in the earth, man. See you later. Mom Have mercy on everything. Even the one the Mujahid
		
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			the coin de Matic is
		
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			He is is a him because he's stopping people from their oppression. So to stop an oppressor, even if
you have to fight them, it's actually out of an act of Rama. It's actually an out of an act of mercy
to do that. And so it's it this, this is a,
		
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			you know, this is the, the, the, the thing that will make us understand our Lord most is
understanding the beginning of Al Fatiha Bismillah R Rahman Rahim, or beginning of the Quran, if
it's not from the Fatiha, and then Al hamdu, lillahi, rabbil, aalameen hand, there's handle ademe,
little buddy in the praise of the eternal, for the eternal, the praise of the eternal, for the head
for the created the praise of the creative for the eternal, and then the praise of the created for
the created. So there's all these forms of hand. And that's why the prophets Allah is it was called
Muhammad, he is the one but he's also 100, which is the one who praises more than anyone else. medal
		
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			is more he, he does more praise than anyone else. So he's Mohammed, he's the most praise worthy, so
he's the one who praises more, and he's the one who's most praised. And his name is Mohammed, if
that's not a miracle of our province is and then I don't know, what's a miracle of our prophets,
Allah, isn't it, just the fact that his name is Mohammed? That that's his name.
		
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			And everywhere around the world, he's pray, we're in California, we're praising him, sallAllahu send
him all these everything that comes from this is through him. And, and and by means of him,
everything we have is from him through him and by means of him. So wherever you are on the earth,
there's people praising the Prophet, nobody is praised. Mary is the second most praise person
probably through the through the Catholics, but the Prophet sighs and Allah says, that's another
miracle because that's clear in the Quran, also, that he raised her
		
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			to that place that station that she has. So the Prophet size, and that is named Mohammed, no matter
what anybody says about him, it doesn't matter in that way. He said, they talked about more than
them, you know, the blameworthy? He said, I'm that's not me. So whoever they're talking about when
they think they're talking about him to denigrate him, they're not Denny. They can't even say his
name. You know, they say other things like Muhammad or something, then it's not his name. They can't
even say his name sawed off a low as a senator who will say no to him, and Whoa, you know, he That's
what he said they, he he removed their tongues from my name, so they can't even curse him.
		
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			cellulitis and
		
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			and then also the hand who was sugar, the foundation of harm This is comes from gratitude. And I've
said this before, but, you know, one of the ways that we praise people is through ovations like
clapping, you know, Bravo, people are standing ovations. Because what you're doing is it's, it's
like an expression of gratitude for the incredible performance that somebody has given a great
orator or a great musician, or something,
		
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			a politician or a civil servant, or somebody who has done something immense for humanity, when they
give them prizes, these people they give them prizes, like Jonas Salk who gave gave the world the
polio vaccine,
		
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			and wouldn't patent it, because he didn't believe that you should patent something that would
benefit humanity like we should do these things. de Graaff does. So so that is your gratitude. And
and, and so what we do five times a day is we give God a standing ovation, we stand up for him to
give him a standing ovation for this.
		
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			Just looking around and just seeing just how beautiful the world is.
		
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			And how ugly we as a species have made it. He made it beautiful. Even his terror is beautiful. As
tsunami is beautiful. People will watch it on just to see it. Just a hurricane people go to places
where these things are happening. Just to see them. There's tornado chasers
		
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			because even his terror is is amazing. It's It's awesome. Everything that he does is awesome. And so
that's what we do.
		
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			We stand up
		
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			and that's what this is about and hamdulillah these are the hammy Dune and
		
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			And the prophets I said I'm his oma are called the hammy doon. Because we say 100 EDA, if about
everything we say Alhamdulillah even when things are horrible.
		
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			The Prophet taught us that we say Alhamdulillah adequately had
		
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			mean that's from the prophets, Elijah who taught us to be happy dude, no matter what happens. We're
happy dude, because it's all from God.
		
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			And then he says, This is the beginning of the sirata Mr. Kim, just to say Alhamdulillah to be from
the people who prays that's the you've entered into the path once you become a somebody who praises
his Lord Al hamdu, lillahi Rabbil aalameen
		
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			a sugar ishara ll a file, you know, this is gratitude. It's It's, it's, it's, this is all an
indication of these actions, like it's gratitude for everything. Lahore kulu Shea the Quran says he
has everything. And so we have gratitude for everything, in our praise for everything.
		
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			Oh, Rama and rub it out on the mean is beautiful, too. Because I don't mean he's the Lord of the
worlds. I mean, some say enemy because it's called a plural of the rational jungle.
		
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			Right? Because our lamb is a very rapid, it's the plural of the rare apple. So he could have said,
Rob bell.
		
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			But he said Rob Bell alameen. So some, although he called cat, our phone and our fat, so he used him
an apple. And if you live with cats, you kind of suspect that maybe they do have some
		
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			because they're they're very serious creatures. But he called them a word from the ones that just
walk around your house because that's what they do all all day long. They just walk around and and
walk through your legs and when you pray, sometimes they'll walk around you. So the
		
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			Robin Allah mean are the Lord of the worlds and Rob is the one masabi it's what that's one of the
meanings is the nurturer. He's the one that takes the aequo. He's the creator of the acorn, but he's
the one that takes the acorn, and makes it a mighty oak.
		
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			He's the one that took us from a drop that we can't do, you have to need a microscope to see it.
From a drop of fluid, mostly water. Right, Matt in mahane is mostly water. And then the oven that
you can't even see you can it's very, very small. Right, but you can see it with a microscope is
yellow and the province said it was yellow. He said that the woman's water was a yellow, opaque
yellow was one of his miracles. And and those two come together.
		
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			And this explosion happens. This, this might tonic cell division from suddenly 248 1632 it's just
and suddenly you've got billions of cells. And those cells are all working together. And and from
those cells, you get the liver and the kidneys, and the brain and the heart and the eyes and then
the ears split at a certain point. And the Prophet said Alicia Bulbasaur was shocked a summer. Now
we've seen through through the miracles of modern science, the splits that occur there literally
shock that occur in the ears, and in the eyes. And so the Prophet use the exact word to describe
what's happening. And all of that is happening.
		
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			The miracle of life just in those few moments, what happens is beyond belief, you're into millions
of cells in a very short period of time. Complete miracle that that is the more Robbie he or banner
you know, conduct any
		
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			you know Hey Dr. Phil Hasha. Janina will continue Pablo worry there. You created me in my mother's
womb as a Janine as as an embryo. And you were meet your mind.
		
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			You are mine before you were my parents.
		
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			Had a 10 he said Hasha. Janina will continue your public. Why did they you nurtured me You gave me
sustenance in the womb of my mother.
		
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			I mean, we were in three veils of darkness. All of us every single one of us that's alive on this
planet.
		
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			Or who has ever been alive on this planet went through this evolution
		
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			that the Lord of the worlds was fashioning. He's at heart and burial more so well. You so welcome
fee au Surah 10 Masha urraca back in whatever surah in whatever form he wanted to combine you.
		
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			He used the word Tara Kiba, which is the word they use now in Arabic, when they talk about the DNA,
all the combinations of DNA,
		
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			Millie millions
		
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			of just the coding of one human being. It's amazing. And that's why to kill a human being is like
it's as if you killed all of humanity.
		
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			To take one life out of the world, it's as if you've taken all of humanity, because in essence you
have.
		
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			So he is Lord of the worlds and then Rahmani Raheem. There is no repetition in the Quran. He shot it
a sefa Mara O'Hara. What I don't know how makara he's saying don't think this is repetition. There's
no repetition in the Quran. There's never any repetition is had them makara mala and Anima Ziva,
either, because something that's replicated doesn't add any more effect either.
		
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			So he again is reminding us all right, man, a Rahim like that arrabal al amin
		
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			is the right man or Rahim like he did it with mercy intended
		
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			right? So Allah Subhana Allah Allah Allah is out on mock telephone at El amor right in our book,
what he that he got hung up a home to show them mercy.
		
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			Like he told us that they're all disagreeing, but he created them for the Twitter handle.
		
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			And then many kiyomi dinners to Cara there's actually more there's maleek and but but the two famous
ones that people recite in house which is on awesome. They say Maliki or midday with with a then
you'll see a dagger Elif in the
		
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			in in Rossum in must have the original or a sum of money is miliki. But that edifice is added. So
medic kiyomi, Dean, Sovereign of the Day of Judgment. So the Malik is every malloc is malloc. But
not every malloc is medic. And there it's the distinction is important because this is really
beautiful in Arabic, you need both. Because the Melek does not have even though he's sovereign, a
mat America, if he's not Malik, then the mulk is not his. So the king like King Mohammed, in
Morocco, although King Mohammed in Morocco, is his.
		
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			He's the medic, but he has no authority to go into the homes of the people and take their goods or
anything like that. But if he's Malik, then he can. So Allah says he's Melly kiyomi Dean and Maliki
omitted, he's both.
		
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			He's the sovereign, and he's the one who possesses all that is in his milk in His Kingdom. And so he
can do what he wants with it. Because the owner can do whatever you want. If I took this phone, and
I threw it
		
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			over the Golden Gate Bridge, which from time to time, I'm tempted to do if I did that, it's my
property, it might be illegal to do it on the bridge. But if I destroyed it, it's my property. And
you can't say, Oh, you can't destroy that. I could say no, I realize it's evil. So I'm getting rid
of it. But it's my property. But if I took your phone, and I destroyed it, saying this is evil, then
I move on him because I've taken something that's not mine. So medic kiyomi Dean and Molly kiyomi.
Dean, they're both Pura because both indicate a different aspect of his power over his dominion.
		
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			So this is an A Shara Illallah Hara filmer ad. So this is the eschatology. What comes after he and
the Yom is the last day. It's called Yeoman up here the last day. And Dean Dean is a really
interesting word because it's related to debt. So it's, it's in some ways, it's the day that debts
fall due. Everything has a reckoning in life. And so there's a day when the debts are going to fall
due the accounting is taken. It's called yoma. He says
		
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			The day of accounting the day of reckoning. This is when the taxman shows up. And and you have to
show all your and they do all their and then they say
		
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			you haven't paid your taxes, right? That's an auditing
		
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			and then you get fined. In some cases if you did an intentionally like sinners, then you go to jail.
		
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			So this is this is the dunya. Everything in the dunya is to give us analogies for the alcohol. So
there's a day of reckoning. You think you can just eat there's no free lunch? Do you think you could
just eat and drink and enjoy all this? Yes, even in San anusara Suda? Does the human being reckon or
yes several in para? Does the human being reckon that he'll be just left without any accounting?
		
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			Right? He that all this that went into creating you all of this 1000s of years, all those people
that survived wars and famines and, and play eggs to bring you into existence in this time in this
day, and you think that your life is meaningless, and that you can just simply do whatever you want.
And there's no accounting doesn't work like that.
		
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			doesn't work like that. So there's a day when the debts fall due. So that's in the fact they had to
remind us that day is coming. It's an indication of the life to come. And then Yak and abou we're
gonna stay in this again, the Quran is just amazing. First of all, if I said, If Allah subhanho wa
Taala said nabooda yakin, abou if we said, Now Boudicca wanna stay in Africa, in Arabic, two things
about that one, the damir becomes metatarsal. Right?
		
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			So, so, when you say, yakka, it separates it. It's a transcendence, like we know that God is. So
even in the russom there's a there's a spiritual indication. yakka like, You're, you're
transcendence. You're, you're not you're you're be You're so beyond me. yakka but then if I said,
Now go to go on a stair inaka in Arabic, that could mean nabooda and I also worship lat and ozanne
others whereas when I say iaca Naboo and I bring the the monsoon the monferrato be more padam
forward it means you alone is for Hassan. So yeah, can I get away Yeah, canister in means only you,
I only worship you. And I only seek help from you. Even and that doesn't mean you don't seek help
		
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			from others, but you do so knowing that that's a suburb that the Help is from Allah. The standard is
the end below what the prophet SAW is am told is his,
		
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			his uncle's
		
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			son, his cousin, he told him they've been I bet, he said, it is. Either stand, it is the
infestation. Billa you know, if you, if you seek help seek help only from Allah, meaning
		
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			that you recognize all the sebab.
		
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			So highlight two important This highlights two important pillars of faith, sincere worship of God,
the spirit of the straight path, and none other than God deserves worship the essence of tawheed.
		
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			So now look at this.
		
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			So there's the Talia is in the Nevada. And there's the test kiya in the esteana. Because you can't
remove your negative qualities without Allah's help. And that's why the most successful addiction
program in in in history here is the 12 step program, which was done by somebody who had a deep
faith. And
		
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			he begins by saying that you acknowledge a power greater than you. That's why it works. Because
they're acknowledging his honor. I can't do this on my own, because the attic fails over and over
because he's relying or she's relying on him or herself. When they rely on God. They can do it. But
when you rely on yourself, you're left to yourself. And you can't do it lead to kidney it enough.
See a thought of a time. Don't leave me to myself, one blink of an eye.
		
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			So that Yacon canister in Idina syrup and Mr. Payne. So here's the straight path, a question and a
supplication. That is the marrow
		
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			Have a bed.
		
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			So the question is suffocation is the marrow of worship and it reminds us about the need of
supplication, which is the spirit of servitude. Just being in need that you're above the law. Right
that that we are until modificata sirata Latina and anti Asian evader mavado Brd him What are born
only? So the path of those that an anti la him that you blessed later mother Bobby,
		
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			not the sirop Raider mob Bobby. So that's
		
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			that's the mold off to the syrup
		
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			mobile era
		
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			in mold off
		
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			set up
		
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			What are bollin nor those who have gone astray. So not those who have incurred anger Who are those
who have incurred anger in some of the commentaries they they mentioned specific groups, but the jet
Allah didn't mention specific groups in in the Koran for a reason. Because this applies to anyone.
The mother dough by lame are people that know the truth and act in contradiction to the truth. Those
are the mother dough Valley. They know what they should do and they they don't do it.
		
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			That's how you incur the Wrath of Allah. You know murder is wrong and yet you murder you know theft
is wrong and yet you steal. You know, for a Muslim we know a lot of things we know usually is how
wrong we know. Alcohol is how long we know. So if you do those things, you're incurring the hubbub.
		
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			The da Darlene are the people who don't know they're just a stray. They don't have knowledge they
haven't been given knowledge. In the Quran when Allah says Allah musica bol and for her ba there
does not mean astray. And this wide Arabic bar. And also when when when when when the sun say to use
to Oppo that he's in it in his Bilan in his previous lap, it means his love. So because when people
fall in love, there's a kind of
		
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			you go a little bit astray when you're in love. And so it was used to mean somebody who's in love,
but he's in love. So the Prophet was seeking a lot out of love. And in that way, he's his,
		
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			his his ball, but he's not Australia he was never Australia. So a lot of the setup was an immediate
		
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			your team and for our What was it like a ball
		
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			And He found you ball and looking for him in love for Heather so he guided you.
		
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			So so.
		
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			And then to Kia venality, Allah Olia he that, that he has blessed his the earlier These are his
allies. You know, the earlier these are the unsolved the people that support God in the world. God
needs no support. But he has told us to be unsolved, in terms of the lion circle. Like if you help
God, God will help you. That's why they said some of them one of them. But, you know, one of these
clever deviants said, you know, his God is poor, you know,
		
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			like, he's asking for our money. So what he's poor,
		
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			right? So no, you're the poor one. He's testing you, as a test.
		
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			To see you claim that you love God, you claim that you believe in Allah, you claim that you assert
that parto bardhan. The Hadees says, charity is a proof it's a demonstrative proof of faith. So if
you're not giving it then where's your faith?
		
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			Allah doesn't need it.
		
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			So
		
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			well the what Allah that He it is the theory rockbottom robata min Swami meant for ad so this also
is to give us arabba and that I had the robber is this kind of hope, desire and raha is fear. It's,
it's, it's it's like a deterrent. De terreiro from the Latin out of fear. That's what a deterrent
is. That's why in the Quran, they translate the Torah Hebrew, I do although I do come to strike tear
in the hearts of your enemies, the enemies of God and your enemies, as that's not the right
translation.
		
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			It's to deter,
		
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			you deter and terrorists in deter.
		
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			Because it's, they don't want to fight you because they see how powerful you are. That's why I do
the homeless data to men or be strong so that they are deterred from attacking you. So when we
become weak, then they come and they take over your lands. That's why people say, Oh, this national
defense, it's crazy. Countries that, that that's what they do. Because there's people out there that
are going to take over your country. This is the dunya if they're stronger than you, they'll come
that they Oh, that's good land, oh, they've got lots of minerals there. Oh, there's, there's
uranium, we need uranium.
		
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			You know, look at they're, they're just they don't have any national defense. Nowadays, they do it
very, you know, they come saying that they're, they're coming to do this, that or the other that
because we have this international, you know, all these, you know, the Enlightenment brought all
these ideas like human rights, and we should like so they now it's just they do it through
deception. But it's the same thing that hasn't changed. Just different. You know, we're bombing you,
because we care about you.
		
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			That that's all that's all it is. There's still it's still the same thing. People suffer, people
die. But when you're strong, right, Teddy Roosevelt, walk tall and carry a big stick. That was hit.
That's what he said his foreign policy was,
		
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			you know, just so Nobody messes with you. So traditionally, the Muslims, that's the way they were,
if you were using all of them, they didn't want to attack them.
		
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			But when they used to go in to see it, they say that the the Christians used to send spies down, and
they'd ask what they were doing, he said, oh, they're all studying, they're there, they get up at
night there. They have, they do a lot of furusiyya You know, they're doing a lot of military there
is not time yet. Sent later, come back. Still, same situation, not timing is to come back. We now
they're partying a lot they have a lot of they're drinking wine, they're listening. There are a lot
of poetry recitations, a lot of right.
		
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			And they said, It's time.
		
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			That's what happened. That's why you have to, you know, now you have all these people here in this
country, who actually they're just useful idiots. They don't even know it. Because there's, there's
countries that really want to see this country go down. There's a lot of you want to see this
country go down. And but they're there, they're also,
		
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			you know, there is an idea, be careful what you wish for.
		
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			Because there's other countries out there that have a very different, I mean, at least you find out
about boho rave, at least you find out about Guantanamo, there's countries where you don't find out
about any of these things.
		
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			And if you try to they kill you to as simple as that. So
		
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			Allah knows best we just asked for whatever Allah, whatever is good for us, we ask it from Allah
subhana wa Tada. But for you to think that you can decide what's good for you. It's called this the
Hata for a reason. You're asking a lot to choose, if it's good, you know, make it happen. And if
it's not, don't make it happen. So we don't know. But there's a lot of people that that are
supporting. They're they're really what Lenin called useful idiots. You know, they think that
they're doing good, but they're actually doing the enemy's work for them. And one of the things that
Thomas Sol said about the communists, he said, he read a book
		
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			called
		
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			when China shook the world, is there's a couple different books have that title, but the one he read
was written about the takeover of the communists in China. And he said, he wrote when he was young
man, I mean, he's 99 or 91. He said, he read it when he was a young man. And he said that the book
made the argument that it was through the educational system, that they succeeded by getting the
children and indoctrinating them. And then when they were ready, they had all their minions. He
said, he find it hard to believe that but he said now watching American academia for the last 4050
years, he said, it actually makes perfect sense. That that's how they do it. You destroy the
		
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			institution, trust in the institutions. You teach them all these ideas, to hate authority to hate,
even though when it breaks down, it's quite horrible for people and in particular for women.
		
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			Then when things break down the Tigray women right now, they're begging for real men, because
they're being raped horribly. I mean, what's happening in Ethiopia is so beyond belief. It's just
beyond but it's, you know, you see these things and it's just like, it's what, where, where are the
human beings? It just really makes you wonder like, Where are the human beings, these poor women?
		
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			So the opening contains all of these meanings,
		
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			all these things that he a man made of his daddy, right? He gave us 10. Do you remember? It has
eight there's only two that aren't in the fat yet. So it has decoded that the divine essence. It has
the divine attributes. It has the divine works, it has the life to come. It has the straight path,
and it has both Ischia and Talia Naboo Yeah, can I Buddha canister in and then it has the Corolla
Olia and Anthony him, the Corolla, hater, Moldova, Eleonora Berlin, it has all eight, the only two
it doesn't have, or they could have Mohajer Wko for and they could do that account which he says
		
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			the reason for that is because these are the least important aspects of his message. And so he did
not put them in. One is arguing with the kofod
		
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			which is enmity calam. And the other is the details of the shadia because of the danger of becoming
		
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			these legalistic people that lose the spirit. So he left those two out for that reason not they're
not important, but they're not at the center
		
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			of this teaching. So and then the province of Assam said every section the Fatiha opens all eight
gates of Jenna. So each one of these opens a gate of Paradise
		
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			Bismillah R Rahman Rahim if you use that as the beginning, the other one is set up a lead in and I'm
the editor him and then the second
		
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			is the writer model the model body. So the that was even worse and
		
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			worse. And so those are those are the eight. So Alhamdulillah we'll stop there inshallah.
		
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			Anyway, difficult time. So my apologies for
		
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			so little difficult to get through some of the stuff today. But May Allah subhana wa dhanesh, Allah
make it easy for our brothers and sisters, wherever they are. There's a lot of suffering out there.
And we're blessed.
		
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			You know, just to be in safety and security. And may Allah maintain it, you know, our safety and
security. And may He gives us the ability to help others that aren't in these kind of conditions,
help them get out of their conditions and shall at least with prayer.
		
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			So does it mean different universes, I mean, obviously, there are different.
		
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			There are different dominions in the universe, we use universe to say everything that is in the
world that we're in. So this is the molk, there's the malla code, the Java route, I mean, there's
and then the mala code, in relation to the Moloch is like a huge desert in the ratio to a small ring
in the middle of it. So it's what's beyond this is so much vaster than this and this now we know how
vast it is, that oxime will be more up and as you were in the hall, that person will know that and
I'm gonna have him I swear by the positions of the stars. And this is a vast oath, if you but knew
Now, we know.
		
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			I mean, we don't we have put it this way, we know more about the vastness of the positions of the
stars because of
		
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			telescopes and things like that. It's still we don't know, we don't know how bad this thing is. But
it's huge.
		
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			Why are certain stories in the Koran repeated multiple times? One of the things when you spiritually
were children, and one of the things that children demand is that you tell them the same story over
and over again, because it's the way that they learn. So they want to hear it again. And, you know,
I used to read to my boys and I would get really bored with the story. So I would like switch it up
and try to like, tell it differently than it was in the book. They would get so upset. That's not
the way it is. Please read it the way it is. So I would I would realize that okay, something else is
going on here. So
		
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			and then also, there's no replication they're not repeated like your mama daddy said. Every story
when you see
		
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			it again is told in a different way. I'll give you one example. In one narration, it says that Moses
threw down his staff and it was a ban. In another it said, it was a
		
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			a gin, you know, it was gin like it was a. So in one, it was higher to Intesa, it was a higher to
Intesa. So in one, it's a third than in the other, it's higher to Intesa. Well, the difference
between third ban
		
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			third ban is like Python, higher is a small snake. So there's a difference of opinion about it. But
the one I prefer is that it was a third van in its size. But But large snakes are very slow. Whereas
a higher is very fast. So it was
		
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			big in its size, but fast in its speed. The other say when he first threw it down, it was a higher,
because he made it something
		
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			that wouldn't cause him a lot of fear. But then when he threw it down in front of Moses, it was so
there's different opinion about that. But the point is, there's a nuance in it. And there are many
examples of that in the peloton
		
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			of the the stories.
		
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			What is your opinion on sharing personal reflections on organic versus sometimes I feel that I
understand the deep meaning behind versus but I'm cautious. I mean, you should be cautious. I would
agree with that.
		
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			We can reflect on the Quran definitely. And, but never say this is what it means.
		
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			You know, because only Allah knows and the scholars, we know what the Arabic words mean, but to take
a shout out out of them. A member of Azadi in this book goes into detail about that, but you really
have to have requisite knowledge, his Sahaba were very loath to speak about the Koran. In fact, they
asked almara Delano about
		
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			they asked him about
		
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			in the Quran, you know, the when in, in the opposite to Allah talks about the foods, you know, and
the last one is Ababa. And so he was asked about
		
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			and he said I use a mountain to a little loony What are you are going to cut Ronnie either to kill
them to fie keytab elaborated, like what heaven would cover me and what Earth would hold me up if I
spoke about the Quran from my own opinion, but he didn't know what it meant. So he just left it. So
		
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			it's you have to be very careful. And you really need to learn Arabic and
		
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			just be careful even Arabs who read the Quran, they think they understand it because they know
modern Arabic. But when they go into the tafsir, they'll find that it was quite different from what
they thought it was. There are many examples of that. And then I have a question about Al Fatiha.
Allah created everything purely from his mercy. And this is a gift if Allah SS to worship Him in
return, how is his creation than a gift?
		
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			I get what you're asking. Well, the thing is, what when somebody gives you a gift, you feel
gratitude. So the thing is, he's not demanding. Right? He's and if you're an in grades, then
		
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			you know, you suffer the consequences of an ingrate.
		
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			But
		
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			it is a gift from Allah. So I think what you're saying is, it's a gift with strings attached.
		
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			I think that's that's the idea. So life is a gift. But it's a gift that does have demands on us. It
comes with a responsibility. And it's we, for whatever reasons,
		
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			we accepted it. That's what the Quran says that we accepted this a man at this sacred trust. So the
word is a manner which is a trust, you know, so we use gift more as a you know, this is
		
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			it's it's
		
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			the Quranic term is Amana, you know that you are given a trust. So a trust you're responsible for,
but but it's still we feel the gift of creation, the gift of life and all these things, and we feel
gratitude for that but
		
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			It's, this is a trust, we're stewards we've been put in a trust. So in that way, it's not a gift.
It's a trust.
		
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			And, and and that's, that's what I think that's how I would answer that.
		
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			How do we attain peace of heart at times like this? Well, you have to, you know, we have to, we
cannot allow the world to rip us apart. If you despair, if you get depressed, you're just another
victim of your beliefs. And we can't the prophets, I said, um, you know, what, when, when, when,
when,
		
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			when fathima was one of the most powerful Hades one fall theme, I saw him because he had second
Ratan mode. And she saw him and she said,
		
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			you know, what, I better work, Roberta, you know, oh, how terrible This is? He said, No, no,
		
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			don't say that. He said, it's all peace after this. And that's why we have to remember, we're not
people a dunya. The dunya is what it is, it's always been like this, it's always had these elements
in it. And if the problem now is television, and the fact that you see it from everywhere, so and
it's perfectly acceptable for you to just, you know, I would really caution about watching this
stuff, and because it will rip your heart apart. It's, you know, certain people have to know things,
and the rulers are responsible for this, in the end, I mean, they have the biggest and that's why I
don't pity them. You know, I pity them rather. Because it's the rulers that have the biggest
		
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			responsibility in these type things, those of us who don't have power, we can condemn things, those
of us who are attributed to scholarship or learning or something like that, we should speak out and
condemn what we can, and encourage others, we should encourage our Jewish brethren and our Christian
Brethren, especially now, because these are violations against holy spots, I mean, on layers of
clutter, you know, on I mean, that's like, attacking the Vatican on Christmas, you know, for the
Christians, or, or, or the, you know, church of the sepulchre, you know,
		
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			so, so,
		
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			you know, we would expect from them and, and Zadek in the Jewish tradition, he stands by
righteousness, irrespective of who it is. So, the Jewish rabbis, they, they know what I mean,
they're commanded to justice, they have the same teachings as we have about justice, they can't side
with their tribe, when things are just wrong, they have to side with the truth. And then we have to
side with them when our tribe is wrong.
		
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			I mean, that's the way it works. We can't play it both ways. We have to win. When our side does
things that are unjust, we have to be the first to condemn it. When when, when people who claimed to
be Muslims attack churches, we have to condemn that, or synagogues. But this is the, for the Jews.
It's the you know, it's it's, it's a sacred spot. Also, they're not even allowed by Orthodox Judaism
to go on to the Temple Mount. It's illegal in their religion, they know this, it's illegal. Buy
Holla Holla. And I'm not making that up.
		
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			They're not allowed to go on to the Temple Mount, because they can only go there when the Messiah
comes, according to their own tradition. So actually, those soldiers are going against Jewish law
and desecrating their own religion.
		
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			So it's a double crime in that way. It's a crime against our faith, and it's a crime against their
faith.
		
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			So, you know, but like I said, this is the world and and the province of Assam suffered greatly, but
it doesn't stop you from moving and he was always hopeful, despite it all, I mean, he was he was
treated terribly, but he encouraged us were people of faith, were people of hope. And also were
people that know that suffering is redemptive, that a lot of the sins of our oma are being removed
through this because we were sinful. I mean, there. I mean, if you look at the Muslim oma and and
the types of things that are going on in the Muslim world, right now, we have to take some
responsibility. But there's also things that are destiny that are outside of our control. There are
		
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			things that have to happen.
		
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			And these are in the knowledge of God, and we have to leave it to God, but we, you know, all of us
have our own individual areas. And we have to do that. So don't, you know, it's almost like it's
self indulgent to be depressed.
		
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			You know, like,
		
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			they're smiling as they're being carried off to,
		
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			you know, to Israeli prisons. I mean, if anybody, they're the people that have
		
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			have a right to be depressed about things, but they're standing firm and they're
		
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			and and I think we should support them in that in that way, what in whatever ways we can.
		
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			So
		
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			what can regular Muslims do in these times? I mean, again, I think, you know,
		
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			you can't worry about other people, the silence of other people, that's their own business. You
know, you can, if you want to condemn everybody, you can condemn everybody, we condemn what's
unjust, but people that people are in different situations, and, and they know their situations, and
we know our situation, we're fortunate to be in a country.
		
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			Right now, as far as we can tell, still, we can, we can speak up. But we have also a culture that's
becoming incredibly totalitarian just canceling people and anything that goes against whatever the
Zeit, guys or whatever people think, is, is the way we should be. So but, you know, we can still
speak and so we should use that to the best of our ability, but we should also use it with wisdom
and not alienate people and just, we need allies.
		
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			We need allies.
		
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			Are there signs of someone being a woody? What was the matter? Was that his view, I mean, the
greatest sign of wilaya First of all, you should really consider
		
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			every most every human being a potential wellI
		
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			because Omar was early in the knowledge of God when he was worshipping idols in Mecca,
		
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			so you just don't know the the Moroccan say, you know, that that that every person you should think
of is a potential wellI
		
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			because you just don't know. But we lie around. Every Muslim has that Allah will your Latina armano
so will I ama is for every Muslim, every Muslim you should consider well, even if they deviate,
because that you know, they're Lani Molina FC, from our ethnic our ethnic keytab and the Dinos
profane. And Reba, Dena Fermin home, violin moanin FC, whether it be him Allah began with them to
give them hope. So even deviant Muslims that still believe in Islam and say they're Muslim, we
should consider them having a portion of wilaya
		
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			but the worldly that I think they're you're asking about is a sanctified soul those are very rare.
		
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			And and
		
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			the biggest sign is this dipalma
		
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			when you see real uprightness in their character, they don't back by they don't do you know those
people are quite rare that they're and we should consider them people but nobody knows who they
really are. They the the the Moroccan say Allah hid three in three.
		
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			He hid his Odia in his creation, so you don't know who they are.
		
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			And he hid Layla Takada in his month of Ramadan. And he hid his
		
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			acceptance in his in your actions, like you don't know what action is going to be accepted Him. So
it could be like the prostitute that gave the dog water from her shoe. Allah forgave her. Even
though she was a prostitute was his buddy. I was in the Hadith as he was like a fallen woman.
		
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			And yet that act Allah forgave her for it. So we don't know. So, I mean, that's the saying, but it's
a nice say
		
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			did our beloved's prophets Allah said I'm read that he the Prophet was commanded to believe in
himself. So he taught us the slot. So he's, he's a believer, and he has to follow his deem. He
follows it more than anybody. So the province is that, um, we pray on ourselves in the prayer.
Right. Well, what about the lay? Right? I mean, yeah, we so we're hoping to be from them inshallah,
we don't know but and then we also give set on when we enter our house,
		
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			right acetamide Aina. Well, I bet the slider here right when you come into your home you this too,
so the province of Assam it's not surprising that he would
		
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			do that at zachman law fair. And like I said, My me. Maybe you
		
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			realize these last few days
		
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			of the month that we have, and it looks like we're gonna have 30 days which is good. For some people
they're like, uh, but I think you know, we should be happy one more day of Ramadan. Hello like well,
yeah 30 is better than 29
		
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			is lack of love