Hamzah Wald Maqbul – 25 Ramadn Late Night Majlis Three Days Three Choices 04052024

Hamzah Wald Maqbul
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The transcript discusses the history of the Persians and their multi-region civilization, including the appointment of Iranian holyarch Muhammad bin Mukarian to Islam and the appointment of Spanish holyarch Muhammad bin Mukarian to Islam. The transcript also touches on the actions of different leaders in Iran during the previous year, including the rise of Islam, the loss of their countries, and the use of deadly drugs. The transcript also touches on the actions of different leaders in Iran during the previous year, including the fall of the Persians and the arrival of Muslims in Iran.

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			We have reached this Mubarak 25th night of
		
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			Ramadan.
		
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			I'm recording tonight's messages from Cleveland,
		
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			from the No Man Learning Center,
		
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			under the able
		
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			leadership of Sheikh, Musa Subha Pang as well
		
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			as a number of other local,
		
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			people of knowledge as well as, Hrfat.
		
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			It is a a HIF school and a
		
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			Maktab in a place,
		
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			of teaching and learning,
		
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			for,
		
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			people, everyone from new Muslims to intermediate,
		
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			and more advanced students of knowledge.
		
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			And, we just had the barakah of reading,
		
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			the of the Quran,
		
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			which
		
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			fits in well with,
		
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			the topic of last night's discussion, which was
		
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			the
		
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			campaign of Sayid Al Amr
		
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			and the companions
		
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			to,
		
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			take Iraq,
		
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			and the Persian lands.
		
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			And his advice
		
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			regarding what it is that will give victory
		
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			to the
		
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			believers,
		
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			and his,
		
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			immortal advice,
		
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			that he gave, which is that our numbers
		
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			are not equivalent to theirs nor are our
		
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			resources.
		
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			If we equal them in disobedience to Allah,
		
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			they will be stronger than us. If not,
		
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			we will be helped through our virtue and
		
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			not through our strength.
		
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			So the recitation of the Quran inshallah. May
		
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			Allah
		
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			accept it from us and from all of
		
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			the congregations who are reading in the,
		
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			and, by day and by night in this
		
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			blessed month and in these blessed 10 nights.
		
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			And may Allah
		
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			give help to the Ummah Sayed Muhammad
		
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			So
		
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			say in the who
		
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			was
		
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			appointed leader, and we mentioned the names of
		
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			the different commanders of the different flanks and
		
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			the different functionaries in the army that were
		
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			all set by saying
		
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			And we also mentioned yesterday about
		
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			the internal strife within the Persian ranks that
		
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			were was put aside in order to
		
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			fight the Muslims and to protect,
		
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			the empire of the Persians.
		
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			Sadr
		
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			then descended to Qadisiya,
		
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			a village near Kufa,
		
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			where the pilgrims of Kufa would stop,
		
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			over on their journey to Maqamucarama.
		
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			And Atir, one of the tributaries
		
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			of the Euphrates in line
		
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			with Kantara,
		
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			a village which has a bridge over one
		
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			of the tributaries
		
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			the Furat
		
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			and is then, therefore, known by the name
		
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			Tantara, which means a bridge.
		
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			Umar
		
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			who wrote to Saad saying, if any of
		
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			you insincerely
		
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			offers peace to any of the non Arabs
		
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			by openly proposing it or by making any
		
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			kind of sign or verbal statement, which is
		
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			considered as such by them, then you should
		
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			treat them as if you have given peace
		
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			and this offer has been fulfilled. A mistaken
		
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			promise that is kept will ensure survival, but
		
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			a mistaken act of treachery will bring destruction.
		
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			This will make you weak and your enemies
		
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			strong. So the Usid Nama
		
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			in war still,
		
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			as long as people are
		
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			means what? That war is deception means what?
		
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			As long as people are hostile toward you,
		
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			then you're allowed to use deception in order
		
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			to,
		
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			fight your enemies. In order to what? Not
		
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			because deception is a good thing, but because
		
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			you want to end the hostilities as soon
		
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			as possible. You wanna end the violence as
		
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			quickly as possible.
		
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			Once they offer peace and they show that
		
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			they want to relent from hostility,
		
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			you're not allowed to lie to them and
		
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			give them fake offers of peace. And, Said
		
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			Nama who made sure to made sure to
		
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			make it clear to the command the commanders
		
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			that even if you said something
		
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			heedlessly,
		
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			if they accept it, then don't take it
		
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			back. Rather, keep your keep your promises even
		
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			if the promises are made by mistake
		
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			and avoid treachery at all cost because there's
		
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			no point in ever making peace with a
		
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			treacherous person.
		
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			That's a lesson for us as well. But,
		
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			also, if you are fighting a war against
		
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			people, people have enough common sense to know
		
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			there's never any benefit in making peace with
		
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			a treacherous person because
		
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			doing that just delays your destruction even more
		
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			and gives away your chance to oppose them
		
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			and to fight them while you still have
		
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			the chance. So no one in their right
		
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			mind would ever make peace with the treacherous
		
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			person, and we want to facilitate people making
		
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			peace with us. We wanna make it easy
		
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			for people to be friends with us. We
		
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			don't wanna make it difficult or onerous.
		
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			Sadhu
		
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			who remained in Qadisiyyah for 1 month
		
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			without any news of the Persians. So he
		
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			had sent squadrons between, Kaskar and Amba. They
		
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			attacked, those with whom no peace agreement had
		
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			been agreed to and those, who had broken
		
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			the compact of peace that they had made
		
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			from before.
		
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			The people of the rural areas
		
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			sent a message to a message to Yazdagir,
		
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			the newly crowned,
		
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			Persian emperor,
		
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			informing him of what the Muslims had done
		
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			and said, to him, that if he did
		
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			not send anyone to defend them, they would
		
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			surrender. So they were subject to the Persian
		
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			throne,
		
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			but the Muslims were overwhelming them. So they
		
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			sent a message to their their, their king
		
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			that, hey. Look. You know, if you wanna
		
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			hold on to this area, you need to
		
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			send us help. Otherwise, we can't hold out
		
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			against them. We're gonna make peace rather than
		
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			waiting for them to
		
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			destroy us. Yazdegir Sunday sent a message to
		
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			his commander Rustam ordering him to prepare,
		
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			to command a huge army to fight the
		
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			Muslims. He obeyed the orders, departing and encamping
		
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			encamping at the place called Sabah.
		
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			He only did so under compulsion, however, for
		
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			he was actually of the opinion that they
		
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			should come to terms with the Muslims and
		
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			not fight them until they become weak.
		
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			The news of Saab,
		
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			who conveyed it to Omar,
		
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			the news reached Saad, who conveyed it to
		
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			Omar.
		
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			Omar replied saying, do not let the news
		
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			you receive worry you. Seek assistance from Allah
		
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			and place your trust in him. Send articulate
		
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			people who possess intelligence and courage to call,
		
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			him to Islam. Allah will make this invitation
		
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			to Islam a cause of abasement for them
		
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			if they don't accept it. Give them a
		
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			chance. Again, the Muslims are not fighting for
		
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			the sake of fighting. They're not fighting to
		
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			take stuff away from people. When the when
		
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			the Muslims would send their armies out,
		
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			if they accepted Islam, everyone keeps their stuff,
		
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			everyone keeps their positions, no one takes anything
		
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			from them. This only has to do with
		
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			the right of Allah to Allah that he
		
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			should be worshiped alone and without any partner.
		
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			Nowadays, you know, like, for example, say, oh,
		
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			we're gonna spread democracy to the world. Okay.
		
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			Well, people take democracy, but we also, like,
		
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			take their oil and their stuff.
		
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			That's not democracy spreading. That's taking stuff.
		
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			Whereas the the companions of the along on
		
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			whom they have no interest in this in
		
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			people's stuff. It's also interesting to note that,
		
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			this
		
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			this this little,
		
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			snippet that was mentioned
		
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			about the,
		
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			Persian
		
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			commander Rustam
		
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			being ordered to prepare a huge army, and
		
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			he said, why fight them right now? They're
		
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			at their full power.
		
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			Why not just wait and make peace with
		
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			them right now and wait till they're weak,
		
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			and then we can, like, fight them later?
		
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			The Persians have an imperial tradition that goes
		
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			back, you know, 1000 of years.
		
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			And, really, Persia was the first empire in
		
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			the world in the true sense.
		
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			The Egyptians were not an empire because they
		
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			even though they had a very powerful state,
		
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			they would go do battle in other countries,
		
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			but they would come home. They had no
		
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			interest in occupying foreign lands.
		
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			And,
		
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			the the Persians, however, truly had a multi
		
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			ethnic, multi
		
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			religious empire in which they
		
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			governed
		
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			large swaths of land. They did,
		
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			public works projects, intellectual,
		
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			projects.
		
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			They advanced a lot of the things that
		
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			we attribute to Greeks like logic and math
		
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			trigonometry. These things were actually figured out by
		
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			the Persians far before they were, figured out
		
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			by the Greeks.
		
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			But the, you know, Europeans have this issue
		
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			that they kind of
		
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			forget other people exist in the world, from
		
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			time to time.
		
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			But, the persons are so
		
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			good at running countries, at running states.
		
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			This is even with when they become Muslims,
		
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			they provide all of the middle,
		
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			level bureaucracy
		
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			to run armies and states in all of
		
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			the Muslim empires of,
		
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			really of history with the exception of maybe
		
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			Spain.
		
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			And so the Ottoman Empire, the Umayyad Empire,
		
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			the Abbasid Empire, the mid level bureaucracy that
		
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			runs the
		
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			because these people know what they're doing. They're
		
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			talented. It's not like an easier pushover enemy,
		
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			which makes the conquest of the companions
		
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			all the more impressive.
		
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			Yazdegird is invited to Islam.
		
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			Saad sent a group of notables to call
		
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			the Yazdegird, the Persian emperor, to Islam, which
		
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			include Muhammad bin Mukarin,
		
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			When they reached Mada'in, the Persian imperial capital,
		
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			they were taken to Yazdegird.
		
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			He asked them, through an interpreter,
		
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			what drove you to attack us and enter
		
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			our country? Is it because we were occupied
		
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			with our own affairs and you had the
		
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			courage to attack?
		
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			Nurman Abu Mukarin spoke on behalf of the
		
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			group.
		
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			He said,
		
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			Allah ta'ala showed us mercy and sent a
		
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			messenger to us who enjoined us to do
		
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			good and prohibited us from evil,
		
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			promising that if we responded positively to his
		
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			call,
		
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			we would enjoy the best of this world
		
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			and the hereafter.
		
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			From every tribe, a group joined him and
		
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			another group shunned him. He then ordered that
		
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			we commence with the Arabs that had opposed
		
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			him, and they joined him either under compulsion
		
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			and were subsequently delighted by him or willingly
		
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			and thus only grew happier and happier with
		
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			him.
		
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			Thus, we all recognize the superiority of his
		
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			message over the enmity and constriction which we
		
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			had been living in before.
		
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			He had then ordered us to go to
		
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			our neighboring nations in order to invite them
		
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			to justice.
		
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			Thus, we invite you to our religion as
		
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			well. It is a religion which extols good
		
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			and condemns evil. If you refuse, you may
		
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			choose the lesser of 2 evils, the jizya.
		
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			But if you refuse this too, we will
		
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			wage war against you. If you accept our
		
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			religion, we will leave the book of Allah
		
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			amongst you, and we will remain with you
		
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			until you rule by its injunctions.
		
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			Then we will leave you, and you can
		
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			see to the affairs of your own country.
		
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			If you pay the jizya, we will accept
		
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			it from you and we will protect you,
		
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			and if not, we will fight you.
		
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			Yazda Gird responded,
		
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			I do not know of any nation that
		
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			was as wretched, disunited in small numbers as
		
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			yours.
		
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			He's saying this to the Arabs.
		
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			We used to charge the villages on our
		
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			borders to deal with you. You could never
		
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			have hoped to stand up to the Persians.
		
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			If it is delusion that has brought you
		
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			here, then don't ever be deluded by us.
		
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			If it is hardship that has forced you
		
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			to come here, we will give you enough
		
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			food until you get back to prosperity again.
		
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			We will honor you, feed you, appoint someone
		
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			over you who will be kind to you,
		
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			and you will be prosperous.
		
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			So he's like, here. Why don't you just
		
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			take some money and go home? You broke
		
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			a bunch of Arabs,
		
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			which is interestingly enough,
		
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			how they deal with the Arabs to this
		
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			day. The difference is what? Back in
		
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			the time of the they had dignity and
		
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			they had honor
		
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			in the time of Jahilia and nowadays, they
		
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			don't.
		
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			So they're like, oh, thanks. Food?
		
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			And they just go home again.
		
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			Allah to argue with to follow, those who
		
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			Allah honored.
		
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			Basement Zurara at this point stood up and
		
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			said, as for our terrible condition which you
		
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			mentioned, it was as if you said, if
		
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			not worse.
		
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			He He then spoke about the life of
		
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			the Arab and Allah's mercy on them by
		
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			sending them a messenger of Allah to
		
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			them. He made a similar statement to that
		
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			one made by a Norman
		
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			and said, either you accept in your lowly
		
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			state to pay jizya or you face the
		
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			sword.
		
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			Otherwise, save yourself by embracing Islam.
		
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			Yazdegard responded to Bais, were it not for
		
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			the fact that envoys are not killed, I
		
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			would have put you to death for saying
		
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			this. You'll get nothing from me. He then
		
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			called for a load of earth to be
		
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			brought and said to his people, place it
		
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			on the most honorable of them and drive
		
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			them out until they leave the gate of
		
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			Mada'in.
		
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			Asim bin
		
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			Amr stood up and said, I am the
		
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			most honorable, and took the earth himself,
		
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			went to his horse, and mounted it. When
		
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			he reached
		
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			Saad whom he said, glad tidings by Allah.
		
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			Allah has given us the keys to his
		
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			kingdom. Meaning, what? We gave them a chance.
		
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			It's not like we we proved into ourselves
		
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			in Allah to Allah that we're not fighting
		
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			them for any personal gain, nor are we
		
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			fighting them for any material gain. We gave
		
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			them a chance, and they're the ones who
		
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			turned their back on Allah to Allah, and
		
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			they knew that when a person turns their
		
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			back on Allah to Allah, this is a
		
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			sign of their weakness, and it's a sign
		
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			of their fault.
		
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			Rustam then departed from Sabah with his awesome
		
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			army, which numbered over 100,000,
		
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			which is a lot. When he passed, Kutha,
		
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			village between Mada'in and Babil, an Arab met
		
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			him.
		
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			Rustam said to him, why have you come
		
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			here? What do you want from us? He
		
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			replied, we have come to realize Allah's promise
		
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			of taking over your country and your children
		
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			if you refuse to embrace Islam. Rustam asked,
		
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			what if you are killed before you realize
		
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			this? He replied, whoever of us is killed
		
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			shall enter paradise, and Allah will fulfill his
		
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			promise for those who survive.
		
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			We have full conviction in this. Wristam said,
		
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			we have been lowered and placed in your
		
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			hands. Have we been lowered and placed in
		
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			your hands? Narab said, your evil deeds lowered
		
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			you and Allah made you subdued because of
		
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			them. You should not be deceived by what
		
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			you see around you, I. E. The large
		
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			numbers of your army. You are not fighting
		
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			men, rather you are fighting fate.
		
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			Rustam was angered and murdered him for saying
		
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			this.
		
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			When he passed with his army through Burs,
		
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			a village between Kufa and Hilla,
		
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			His, soldiers captured,
		
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			the children and stole their possession, drank wine,
		
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			and raped the women. The people of Burs
		
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			complained to Rustam Hussein
		
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			to his
		
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			people, by Allah, that Arab was right. By
		
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			Allah, it is our deeds that have subjected
		
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			us. By Allah, the Arabs and these people
		
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			who sided with the Arabs are displaying better
		
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			character than you. He then proceeded until he
		
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			came to Hira, and he reprimanded his seniors
		
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			for submitting to the Muslims.
		
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			Ibn Bukayla said to him, you cannot show
		
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			weakness in helping us, and at the same
		
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			time, reprimand us for saving ourselves.
		
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			When Sadr
		
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			who the commander of the Muslim
		
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			army heard about,
		
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			Rustam, he said, Amr bin Maadiqarab is Zabidi,
		
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			and today have been Kuwaited Al Asadeen. So
		
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			Amr bin Adikarab is,
		
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			and Tureha are Yemenis. Both of them are
		
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			Yemenis.
		
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			Sorry. Amr ibn Adikarab is Yemen, and Duleha
		
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			is actually someone who claimed he was a
		
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			nabi after the prophet
		
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			died.
		
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			But he made toba, and he made good
		
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			on his Tawba. He repented from from trying
		
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			to run that scam. He says, I was
		
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			wrong, and he participated actively in the conquest
		
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			of Iraq,
		
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			with so he sent both of them with
		
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			10 other men to gather information about the
		
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			Persian army as scouts.
		
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			They traveled only a short distance when they
		
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			spotted the camels of the enemy pasturing on
		
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			elevated lands.
		
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			They then returned except for Tulehahu,
		
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			continued until until he had actually penetrated the
		
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			enemy army
		
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			and learned what he had to learn before
		
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			returning to Saad and informing him of all
		
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			that he saw.
		
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			The battle of Qadisiyyah.
		
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			Discussions with Rustam. Rustam advanced with his army
		
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			from Hera until he descended into Qadisiyyah
		
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			via the bridge in Atir.
		
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			He positioned the army directly before the Muslim
		
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			camp, coming between them and the river. The
		
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			Persians had 33 elephants.
		
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			Now imagine that these people had only heard
		
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			about the field in
		
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			field that we
		
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			heard. Now they're actually seeing them
		
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			deployed against them in battle, and it's very
		
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			scary.
		
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			The enemy had 33 elephants. Upon arriving, he
		
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			had sent a message to Saad
		
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			who would send a person who he who
		
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			could speak to Saad. He sent to Ribri
		
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			ibnu Amir to him. Ribri came to him
		
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			while Rustam was seated on a bed of
		
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			gold, having laid out carpets and cushions woven
		
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			with gold. R'Ib'i approached,
		
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			on with his horse, his sword wrapped in
		
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			a rag and his spear attached by a
		
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			cloth. Meaning, so the emissary of the Muslims
		
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			is
		
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			completely broke, but he's ready for war,
		
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			whereas the general of the Persians is in
		
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			complete luxury.
		
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			When he reached the carpet, he walked onto
		
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			it with his horse, meaning showing he doesn't
		
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			have any respect for the carpet,
		
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			Then dismounted and tied it to 2 cushions
		
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			by splitting them in 2 and placing a
		
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			rope between them.
		
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			Meaning,
		
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			you know, he wasn't he wasn't there for
		
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			he wasn't impressed by the furniture.
		
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			He then took the woolen wrap of his
		
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			camel and wrapped himself with it.
		
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			The guards asked him to remove his weapons,
		
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			but he said, had I come to you
		
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			of my own accord, I would have done
		
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			so, on your order. However, you called me,
		
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			and I will not remove them.
		
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			He moved forward, leaning on his spear, taking
		
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			small steps, tearing the carpet as he, walked
		
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			along.
		
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			He went right up close to Rustam,
		
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			the enemy commander, and sat on the ground,
		
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			staking his spear in the carpet, saying, we
		
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			do not sit on your fancy seats.
		
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			Rustam asked,
		
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			why have you come here? He replied, Allah
		
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			brought us here. He sent us in order
		
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			to remove those who wish to be removed
		
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			from the worship of slaves to the worship
		
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			of Allah. From the restriction and constriction of
		
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			this world, the wide expanse
		
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			of the hereafter, from the injustice of the
		
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			ways of other ways of life to the
		
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			justice of Islam.
		
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			Allah sent his messenger with his deen to
		
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			his
		
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			creation. Whoever embraces it, we shall accept it
		
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			from him. Return and leave him to his
		
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			land. Whoever refuses, we shall fight him until
		
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			we achieve paradise or victory.
		
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			Rustam said, I have heard what you have
		
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			said. Are you prepared to wait a while
		
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			for us to come to a decision?
		
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			He replied, yes. From amongst the directors of
		
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			the messenger of of Allah is that we
		
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			should not give respite to the enemy of
		
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			more than 3 days, so we will hold
		
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			off for 3 days. You decide on what
		
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			you want to do from the following three
		
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			options at the end of the period.
		
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			Either embrace Islam, and we will leave you
		
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			and your land.
		
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			Pay jizyah, and we will accept it from
		
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			you and protect your land and help you
		
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			when you're in need. Or the 3rd option
		
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			is war on the 4th day, unless you
		
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			attack us before that. I guarantee this on
		
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			behalf of my companions.
		
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			Rustam asked, are you their leader? He replied,
		
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			no. However, the Muslims are like a single
		
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			body. The lowest of them can grant safety
		
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			on behalf of the highest of them. He
		
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			then turned around and departed.
		
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			I want you to, like,
		
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			appreciate a couple of things. 1 is, like,
		
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			complete alpha.
		
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			Not impressed and not afraid of any of
		
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			them.
		
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			And part of that is not being swelled
		
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			by their dunya.
		
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			You may you all can do this. You
		
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			may not walk up to the Persian emperor
		
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			and, like, rip his carpet or whatever,
		
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			but don't walk into especially especially impious people,
		
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			people who don't take their deen seriously, especially,
		
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			people who don't care about Allah, his Rasulullah
		
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			Sadly,
		
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			Sadly, there are many Muslims that are Muslims.
		
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			We don't say that they're not Muslims, but
		
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			they completely lost the plot.
		
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			Or a non Muslim, don't walk walk into
		
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			the White House or don't walk into the
		
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			palace of a king or a prince or
		
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			to the, to the hotel or to the,
		
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			you know, fancy mansion of a rich person
		
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			and be overwhelmed by stuff. Like, oh, look
		
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			how the carpet
		
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			that's not alpha. That's being sim.
		
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			Don't simp over people's dunya
		
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			unless that's what you wanna be.
		
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			Don't be impressed with people's dunya. You know
		
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			what you should be impressed with? You should
		
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			be impressed with people's character. You should be
		
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			impressed with people's righteousness, by their piety, by
		
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			their good deeds. Build some for for people's
		
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			stuff. It's not it's not worthwhile. Can you
		
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			imagine if you walked into it? Well, it's
		
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			a nice carpet. How long did it take
		
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			you to make? Don't don't be like that.
		
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			He turned and departed. Rustam confirmed in confirmed
		
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			in privacy with his aids. He said to
		
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			them, did you ever hear a speech like
		
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			this? They responded by expressing disdain for the
		
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			Muslim representative. But Rustam rather exclaimed exclaimed,
		
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			woe unto you. I'm looking at his intelligence,
		
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			speech, and character. The Arabs do not bother
		
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			about clothing, but they are very particular about
		
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			noble descent.
		
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			Meaning that this is only some someone who
		
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			has some quality inside of him could have
		
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			done what he just did.
		
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			On the 2nd day after making camp at
		
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			Paducia, Rustam sent a message to Sa'ad, send
		
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			send this man to us.
		
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			So Saad
		
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			sent
		
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			Hudayfa's actions in conversation with Rustam were no
		
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			different than those of.
		
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			And this is nothing to be surprised about
		
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			since they were both given,
		
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			to drink from the same source, which is
		
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			the religion of Islam.
		
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			Rustam said to Hudayfa,
		
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			why did the first one,
		
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			not come to us? He replied, our commander
		
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			deals equally with all of us in all
		
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			matters, and now it is my turn. Rustam
		
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			inquired,
		
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			when does the
		
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			agreed upon period end? Hudayfa,
		
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			responded after 3 days starting yesterday.
		
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			On the 3rd day, Rustam sent a message
		
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			to Saad asking him to send a man
		
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			to him. So he sent Muhira to Busherba,
		
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			who went to him, and when he was
		
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			before him, he sat with him on his
		
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			couch. Meaning, what? He didn't show that he
		
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			is, a superior, but he treated him like
		
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			a equal.
		
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			Rustam's aids advanced toward Muhira pulling him away,
		
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			and he said to them, we thought you
		
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			to be intelligent people, but now I see
		
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			you that I see that you're the most
		
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			foolish. We Arabs do not enslave one another
		
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			unless we are fighting one another. I had
		
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			thought that you cared for your own people
		
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			like we care for our own people. The
		
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			best thing you have done is for me,
		
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			for me is to show me that some
		
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			of you are lords over others, and this
		
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			is this this state of affairs will not
		
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			continue amongst your people. Meaning what? He said,
		
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			look. I'm you didn't treat me like an
		
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			equal, and now you're showing me that, like,
		
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			you're you treat your own people like garbage
		
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			as well. You think you're better than them?
		
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			That's going to make it very easy for
		
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			us to be victorious over you. I did
		
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			not come up my own,
		
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			choice, but you invited me here today. And
		
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			today, I have realized that because of all
		
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			of this, you are going to be defeated,
		
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			vanquished, and that a kingdom cannot exist with
		
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			such ways and such thinking. The subject said
		
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			by Allah that Arab is correct,
		
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			and those representing the farmers said he has
		
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			said something which our slaves have always expressed.
		
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			May Allah destroy our leaders who has belittled
		
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			this nation, the nation of Arab.
		
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			Rustam then delivered a speech, aggrandizing the Persian
		
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			and deriding the
		
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			the Arab, mentioning the terrible condition and worthless
		
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			livelihood that the Arabs had to suffer with.
		
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			Mavira said,
		
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			as for the terrible condition, poverty, and disagreement
		
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			which you described, we acknowledge all of that
		
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			and do not deny it. But the world
		
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			is a place of ups and down ups
		
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			and downs, and adversity is followed by prosperity.
		
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			If you were to be grateful for what
		
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			Allah has given you, your gratitude would not
		
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			suffice for all that you receive. Your lack
		
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			of gratitude has now brought you a change
		
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			of fortune.
		
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			Allah has sent a messenger messenger
		
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			to us, dot dot dot, and then he
		
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			recounted a speech similar to what Rebiri had
		
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			given,
		
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			2 days before. He ended by giving them
		
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			the option of embracing Islam, paying jizya or
		
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			going to war, and then he returned to
		
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			the Muslim camp.
		
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			So we,
		
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			leave off here,
		
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			and then we continue,
		
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			the prelude,
		
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			to the battle of Qadisiyah
		
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			tomorrow.
		
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			Obviously, I'm not gonna be here in Cleveland
		
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			tomorrow, but you can all catch it on
		
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			the, soundcloud,
		
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			dot com forward slash, h makbull, m a
		
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			q b u l, if you wish.
		
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			Give us
		
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			fill our hearts with the love of those
		
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			who he loved. You don't have to conquer
		
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			Persia this week. The step one is what?
		
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			Those
		
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			people that Allah that I love, you fill
		
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			your heart with their love. And those deeds
		
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			that Allah loved, you fill your heart with
		
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			their love? And then when your heart is
		
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			filled, you'll see all those deeds. They spill
		
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			out from your heart into your hands and
		
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			into your limbs as well.
		
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			No need to, no need to be hasty,
		
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			inshallah, it will happen. For right now, just
		
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			look and be careful what you fill your
		
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			heart with. Don't fill it with garbage and
		
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			with weakness and with cowardice. Rather, fill it
		
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			with strength in the
		
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			remembrance of the courage and nobility of those
		
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			who came before us.