Hamzah Wald Maqbul – Riyd alSlihn Hour of Power Ribt 03242019

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The speakers discuss the importance of the "has been used" meaning in various dry-blo demographics, as well as the "has been used" meaning in certain dry-blo demographics. They also emphasize the importance of finding a place to sit and avoiding the "has been used" meaning in achieving reward of the act. The speakers also discuss various narratives and references to Jesus, including the Bar Barona of the angels, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast, the Bar bodies of the beast

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			So we continue today with the,
		
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			chapter regarding the virtues of Jumu'a
		
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			and the different
		
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			Sunnah acts,
		
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			that are connected with it.
		
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			And,
		
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			we start
		
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			So hadith narrated by Sayna Abu Hureiro, the
		
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			Allahu Anhu,
		
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			in which,
		
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			Takrar is made of the virtue of taking
		
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			a bath on the day of Jumuah, which
		
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			we talked about from before.
		
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			And there is
		
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			specification made that the
		
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			Sifa or the the the the description of
		
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			that bath should be. The description of the
		
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			bath that a person,
		
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			takes from Janava in order to
		
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			lift
		
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			the state of major ritual impurity from a
		
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			person.
		
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			So the person who makes that, rusol,
		
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			in in the first hour,
		
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			that person,
		
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			makes that rusul in in the first hour
		
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			and then goes to
		
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			that person for them, is the reward as
		
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			if they had
		
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			sacrificed a camel.
		
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			So there are a number of different opinions
		
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			of the the
		
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			the lexicographers
		
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			about what
		
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			the word Buddha means,
		
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			but
		
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			there is a there's a weak opinion that
		
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			it may mean,
		
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			a head of cattle, but in general, the
		
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			they say that it means a a camel,
		
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			which is a major sacrifice.
		
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			So a person will receive the reward of
		
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			having sacrificed a camel for the sake of
		
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			Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
		
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			And then the person who
		
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			bathes such a bath
		
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			and then,
		
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			leaves for Jum'ah in the second hour,
		
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			that person
		
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			for them is the reward as if
		
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			they had sacrificed a head of cattle,
		
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			thus indicating that whatever the possible,
		
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			meaning of the word
		
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			is in the dictionary,
		
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			the meaning here is, for Buddha is probably
		
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			just a camel and not the cattle.
		
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			And then the person who,
		
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			makes the bath
		
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			in the 3rd and then leaves for July
		
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			in the 3rd hour,
		
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			that person receives the reward of having
		
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			sacrificed a
		
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			a ram, a horned ram.
		
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			And then the person who bathes such and
		
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			then leaves in the 4th hour, that person
		
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			receives the reward of having sacrificed a chicken.
		
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			And the person who,
		
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			makes a sacrifice,
		
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			or sorry, who bathes and,
		
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			then,
		
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			leaves in the 5th hour,
		
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			That person,
		
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			it's as if they sacrificed
		
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			a just an egg.
		
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			And then once the imam
		
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			comes out,
		
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			the
		
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			angels will enter the masjid
		
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			in order to listen to
		
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			the reminder,
		
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			the dhikr, literally the remembrance.
		
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			And
		
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			refers
		
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			to the as
		
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			dhikr as well.
		
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			And and this is an indication that it
		
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			is
		
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			a it is a
		
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			a a message that is
		
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			sacred.
		
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			It is a message which is
		
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			delivered best in ritual expressions.
		
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			This is perhaps
		
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			a
		
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			and
		
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			a sign as well,
		
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			confirming the preference for the,
		
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			for the Khutba to be
		
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			in the Arabic language, and for it to
		
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			be short and sweet, and for it not
		
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			to be a a a a platform for
		
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			people to freestyle.
		
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			Rather, it is a platform for
		
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			those values that we know are part of
		
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			Islam and those virtues that we know that
		
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			are part of Islam, that they should be
		
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			delivered with
		
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			the 2 Sifaat that the Fokaha mentioned that
		
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			constitute a valid Khutba, which is wawd and
		
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			irshad.
		
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			That there should be wawab in the sense
		
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			that there should be some attempt to convince
		
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			someone of doing something.
		
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			It should be,
		
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			it should not be expository
		
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			like, I've seen many hotbas,
		
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			are delivered with the same
		
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			boring,
		
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			delivery
		
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			that a university
		
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			lecturer would let deliver,
		
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			lecture material, some sort of technical material, nor
		
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			with the same boringness that
		
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			stats and facts and figures are,
		
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			communicated,
		
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			in a corporate setting.
		
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			Rather, it should be wild.
		
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			It should be persuasive.
		
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			There should be there should be, there should
		
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			be a persuasive style of delivery. And the
		
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			other sifa of the Khutba,
		
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			is that it should have Irshad in it.
		
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			Irshad means what? It should guide to something
		
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			better. You shouldn't be persuading people about why
		
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			the, you know, Blackhawks are a better baseball
		
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			team than the Bears,
		
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			but,
		
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			it should be something that has
		
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			an element of guidance, something that will guide
		
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			someone to, something, which is better,
		
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			but it transcends that. It transcends just to
		
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			talk.
		
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			It transcends just like a normal band. Rather,
		
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			there's a ritual significance because the angels won't
		
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			come to it if it's just talk like
		
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			the talk of people.
		
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			Rather, there's some transcendent in Rani and Rouhani,
		
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			some light infused and spiritual,
		
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			quality to that specific talk that happens in
		
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			that specific ritual format on that specific day
		
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			that the angels are attracted to.
		
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			So,
		
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			you know, the first kind of low hanging
		
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			fruit from this hadith is
		
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			reaffirming the,
		
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			the the the necessity of the bath. Not
		
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			only for the reasons we mentioned last week,
		
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			because everyone gathers together and you don't want
		
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			to have a densely packed,
		
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			gathering in which people smell bad and bother
		
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			one another,
		
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			But also because
		
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			the ritual purity of a person,
		
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			opens their heart and readies it for the
		
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			reception
		
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			of the Anwar that come down and the
		
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			tajaliat and the rahmat of Allah ta'ala's,
		
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			that come down on that on a gathering
		
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			To prepare the hearts in order to drink
		
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			from the the light and the mercy and
		
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			the manifestations
		
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			of,
		
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			God's beautiful and and majestic attributes that come
		
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			down on that on that gathering. So that's
		
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			number 1. The second the second
		
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			low hanging fruit is what? Is it from
		
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			this talk about, like, the different sa'at, the
		
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			different
		
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			hours in which a person, attends the Jummah?
		
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			The idea is there
		
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			that the sunnah is to come early.
		
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			And the earlier you come, the more reward
		
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			you get.
		
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			Now
		
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			that's something everybody agrees about,
		
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			and, that's something that you're not gonna find
		
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			a difference of opinion. Although, you'll find a
		
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			great amount of difference of opinion as to
		
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			what the word sa or the word hour
		
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			here means.
		
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			What we know it probably doesn't mean is
		
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			like 60 minutes to the tee.
		
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			Why? Because the Arabs were not rolling around
		
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			with Rolexes or swatches or,
		
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			you know, Apple Watches or Samsung Watches or
		
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			whatever type of watches that we have or
		
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			clocks that we have, that wasn't a thing
		
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			back then.
		
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			Rather,
		
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			even if there was a definition that was
		
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			working in those days that made an hour
		
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			close to what we would consider, like, the
		
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			exact 60 minutes.
		
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			That was not
		
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			that was a usage at best was approximate
		
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			by the Arabs,
		
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			because it's not like they're rolling around with
		
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			whatever hourglasses and things like that.
		
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			So the word,
		
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			it it can it can mean obviously, it
		
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			means
		
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			precisely an hour in the modern language, but
		
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			it just means an amount of time that's
		
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			not super long.
		
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			Again, depending on what's happening, 60 minutes is
		
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			a long time, and it's not a long
		
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			time. If somebody told you to wait, you
		
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			know what, Taco Bell for being burrito at
		
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			60 for 60 minutes, you'd be like, that's
		
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			a really long time.
		
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			But in general, as a part of your
		
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			life, it's not it's not that long. It's
		
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			just a portion of time.
		
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			And so,
		
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			here, what it doesn't mean is the clock
		
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			time,
		
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			as precisely
		
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			because that wouldn't make sense in in parts
		
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			of the year.
		
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			The, different
		
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			the have to do with what? They have
		
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			to do with, you know, what are they?
		
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			So one of the is that if you
		
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			would divide the day up into 12 portions,
		
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			no matter how long or how short the
		
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			day is, then,
		
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			from the time from the time of the
		
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			break of dawn
		
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			until,
		
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			until the, until the time or the time
		
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			the sun rises, either way, until the time
		
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			is at high noon, then it would be
		
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			6 hours
		
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			winter or summer.
		
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			So, there's another narration of this hadith
		
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			in.
		
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			Here, there are 5 different that are mentioned.
		
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			There's there's a narration in in which there's
		
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			a 6th one, which is between the between
		
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			the
		
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			ram sorry, between the chicken and the egg
		
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			in which, it's mentioned as as if a
		
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			person were to,
		
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			sacrifice
		
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			a, like, a small bird.
		
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			Like, some people leave, like, what, pigeons and
		
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			pheasants and things like that. It's smaller than
		
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			a chicken, but it's bigger than a it's
		
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			more valuable or bigger than an egg. So
		
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			that would indicate that that that this is
		
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			six portions of the day. Some of the
		
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			have had, like, objection with regards to this.
		
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			And their objection is this isn't, you know,
		
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			like, it's not recorded as a regular practice
		
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			of the
		
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			and the masha'if of the aslaf that they
		
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			would, like, read Fajr and go to the
		
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			go to the Masjid, or they would stay
		
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			in the Masjid from Fajr, or they would,
		
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			you know, go to the Masjid at the
		
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			time of in the beginning of it and
		
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			stay in the Masjid since then. There are
		
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			people who do that.
		
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			You'll find such people in the Haram and
		
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			Sharifa, and part of the reason for doing
		
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			it is just because of the difficulty of
		
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			finding a place to, like, sit and things
		
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			like that. But,
		
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			you know, it's not a normal it's not
		
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			like a weekly practice of people.
		
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			Not just like you and I people, but
		
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			like the the old mashaikh. It's not their
		
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			it's not their, practice. And the other thing
		
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			is it's, you know, a normal person,
		
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			it's quite possible for them to
		
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			come to the masjid at that time, and
		
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			then they'll have to go to the bathroom
		
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			and whatever. They're fight therefore nullifying them having
		
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			showed up with
		
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			with with,
		
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			in the first place.
		
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			So there are some, you know, I guess,
		
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			linguistically, this is the
		
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			low hanging fruit that a person could interpret
		
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			this hadith through that.
		
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			But there is, you know, there there is
		
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			some some discussion with regards to whether that's
		
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			what this means or it's not what it
		
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			means.
		
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			But that's since this is not a fit
		
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			class,
		
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			we don't really need to go too into
		
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			too much
		
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			into too much detail,
		
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			with regards to the different up wall. Suffice
		
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			to say that the point is is what?
		
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			The point is is that that the earlier
		
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			a person comes in general, the better. There's
		
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			another call, the call of Malik, for example,
		
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			with regards to this, the opinion of Malik
		
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			of what does this hadith mean. He means
		
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			there are 6 there's like 6 time portions
		
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			that are from the time that the sun
		
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			comes to Zawwab,
		
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			the time of high noon until the time
		
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			that imam
		
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			takes the pulpit, which is a much shorter
		
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			time. And it seems more,
		
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			it seems more
		
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			in line with the practice of our aslaf
		
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			that they would come, like, before the the
		
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			the, you know, they would come before, like,
		
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			well before the time of the,
		
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			the time of the first adhan.
		
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			In in that case, you see that this
		
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			the you know, like, for example, if
		
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			Masjid whatever has their Jum'at, the Imam comes
		
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			on the on the pulpit to give the
		
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			Khutba at,
		
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			for example,
		
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			1:30. Okay? So then the 6 different or
		
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			5 different,
		
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			5 different, like, portions of time,
		
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			are literally 5 minutes apart from one another.
		
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			However,
		
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			one of the sad parts,
		
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			about,
		
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			I guess, Jum'ah in America
		
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			is with
		
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			very few exceptions,
		
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			if you show up on time, you'll almost
		
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			be guaranteed a place in the 1st row.
		
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			And the difference between that and between,
		
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			between being in the, you know, the middle
		
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			of the message and the back of message,
		
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			oftentimes it's just minutes.
		
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			If you just come a couple of minutes
		
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			earlier, you could have had a a place
		
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			in the Safa'uul.
		
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			So even if we were to be easy
		
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			on ourselves and take the the
		
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			opinion in which it's easier to max out
		
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			the entire, the sorry, the maximum reward, still
		
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			almost nobody does it.
		
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			And
		
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			we, we ask Allah to Allah for guidance
		
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			and for help.
		
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			But
		
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			the point is, it is a big deal
		
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			even for just the orderliness of Joanne. Just
		
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			coming a little bit earlier, makes a person
		
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			makes a person able to have a much
		
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			better place in the masjid than a much
		
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			better experience in the masjid. Then at any
		
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			rate, whichever the two opinions a person takes,
		
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			The point is that it's better to go
		
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			earlier.
		
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			And then the the the last the last
		
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			thing that he mentions is what
		
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			When the when the angels come
		
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			sorry. When the angels, when the they've Jumuah
		
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			is there, the angels
		
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			stand and they record who comes in. So
		
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			there are number of different that
		
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			are that are, similar to this.
		
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			And another another wording,
		
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			to that that's narrated by Muslim that when
		
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			the imam sits on the mimbar for the
		
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			azan to be called,
		
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			the,
		
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			angels will close their record books, and they
		
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			will come in order to hear the
		
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			the the the dhikr. So the the the
		
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			narration we read right now, it just talks
		
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			about the angels listening to the chutba.
		
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			But,
		
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			in in the other narration, when when there's
		
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			mention of the books being closed,
		
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			it indicates that somehow
		
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			the the reward of the Jum'ah or one
		
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			part of the reward which is,
		
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			administered through the Malaika,
		
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			that's closed for a person.
		
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			So we talk about the the validity of
		
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			an act, we talk about the acceptance of
		
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			the act, and we talk about the reward
		
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			of an act, and they're different. They're they're
		
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			they're at times, they may be even disconnected
		
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			to one another. That a person who can
		
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			do an act that's valid, but there's no
		
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			reward in it.
		
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			What they get out of the validity
		
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			is merely the
		
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			that they're no longer
		
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			morally,
		
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			culpable for having skipped it or not do
		
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			done it, but they're not gonna get any
		
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			they're not gonna get reward out of it.
		
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			Allah sees who came to Jum'an who didn't.
		
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			And the the fact of the matter is
		
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			is that the obligation of Jum'ah is discharged
		
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			as long as you can catch the imam
		
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			in the last of the, of the salat.
		
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			And according to Hanafeez, if you can catch
		
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			the imam before the salam. But this,
		
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			reward
		
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			that's administered to the angels. There are a
		
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			number of rewards that are administered to the
		
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			angels, that the angels gives them
		
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			gives them,
		
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			this ability to act as like a conduit
		
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			of barakah and of nur, and a protection
		
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			in a person.
		
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			And this is this is
		
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			mentioned in a number of different ahadith.
		
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			It's mentioned in a number of different ahadith
		
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			regarding different things. Like, for example, one of
		
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			the the things that the,
		
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			you know, like the rewards of making zikr
		
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			after the salat. Right? That a person as
		
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			long as they sit after the salat, the
		
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			angels,
		
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			they stand and make dua for a person.
		
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			Oh, Allah forgive him. Oh, Allah have mercy
		
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			on him. So what's the point of that?
		
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			I mean, is there anything in it for
		
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			me? So who cares if an angel makes
		
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			du'a for me or not? The point of
		
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			it is what? Is that Allah
		
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			created those angels sinless,
		
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			and their their prayers for you, they're they're
		
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			created as a means through their prayers,
		
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			as a means to be a means of
		
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			of your forgiveness and your mercy,
		
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			and those the benefit of that forgiveness, the
		
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			benefit of the mercy. You may not know
		
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			when you're, enjoying it, but you're enjoying it,
		
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			during your life. So there is some benefit,
		
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			through the Barakat of the angels that is
		
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			missed for the person who,
		
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			for the person who,
		
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			comes into the Masjid after the
		
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			the,
		
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			imam is seated on the on the mimbra
		
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			and the pulpit.
		
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			And there's another rewire,
		
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			that is
		
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			narrated by
		
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			Ibn Khuzaima. Right? That the every
		
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			gate or door,
		
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			some masjid have more than one door.
		
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			That at every door of the masjid,
		
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			Allah has
		
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			has written
		
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			sorry, has commanded that 2 angels stand there
		
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			and they write, they record who comes in.
		
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			Meaning that they not only record the
		
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			the the names of those who come in,
		
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			but they also record the
		
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			the, they also record an order. So the
		
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			person who comes earlier
		
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			receives more reward, and the person, who comes
		
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			later, the reward is diminished or the names
		
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			are
		
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			are somehow they're they're they're put in order
		
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			like that,
		
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			which also is
		
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			a good admonition for people to
		
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			come early and to get the Safa Awol,
		
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			etcetera.
		
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			There's another, narration that's in the.
		
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			That when it is the day of Jumuah,
		
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			Allah
		
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			dispatches angels with
		
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			books of light and with pens of light.
		
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			Meaning that the the the the again, here
		
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			the reference to Nur is,
		
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			it's an indication of some sort of or
		
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			barakah.
		
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			I guess nowadays because everything is digital also.
		
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			So one can, like,
		
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			understand how that's, I guess, possibly some kind
		
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			of technology, but I don't think that's the
		
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			like, it doesn't impress me that the angels
		
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			are recording the names on iPad. So,
		
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			you know, the the Nur here, I think,
		
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			is is is more properly referring to some
		
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			sort of Baraka and Rahma rather than rather
		
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			than just some tech.
		
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			Ibn Khuzaima, there's another very thorough,
		
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			narration,
		
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			that he gives.
		
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			So some of the angels say to the
		
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			others
		
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			because they notice who's there and who's not
		
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			there.
		
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			It says,
		
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			That,
		
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			Who what what has kept so and so
		
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			behind?
		
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			That everyone is supposed to be there at
		
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			the jama'ah.
		
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			What has held up so and so?
		
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			That,
		
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			oh, Allah, if if so and so who
		
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			was supposed to be here was isn't here,
		
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			if they have been misguided,
		
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			you Allah, guide them.
		
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			And this is, this is also one of
		
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			the the
		
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			the indications that what?
		
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			That the deen of Allah Ta'ala is very
		
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			difficult without divine help a person is not
		
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			going to make it. And, people think that
		
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			they struggle and hustle through their deen in
		
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			order to make it. The fact of the
		
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			matter is is that your struggle and hustle
		
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			is very little.
		
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			The Hadith of the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
		
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			from,
		
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			from Sahib Bukhari that if my slave comes
		
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			to me a hands of breath, I comes
		
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			to come to him a cubit, and if
		
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			he comes to me a cubit, I come
		
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			to him an arm span, and if he
		
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			comes to me walking, I come to him
		
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			running.
		
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			Meaning our
		
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			our effort is very little.
		
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			Without that much help from Allah
		
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			nobody's gonna make it.
		
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			And, this is one thing that it really
		
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			is depressing when you see, like, Muslims doing
		
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			stupid things. And unfortunately,
		
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			like, if there was ever, like, if we
		
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			had, like, a century by century competition in
		
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			the Ummah of, like, stupid Muslim tricks,
		
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			I'm pretty sure we'd we'd, like, we'd win.
		
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			It would be, like, no competition. And there's
		
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			been pretty dumb stuff that's happened in the
		
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			past. People don't read history. They think everyone
		
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			in the past was pious. There's some pretty
		
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			messed up, like, customers in the in the
		
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			past.
		
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			If I tell you about some of the
		
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			dumb things people used to do, you'd be
		
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			like, oh my goodness. Thank God we're not
		
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			alive at that time. But you know what?
		
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			To be honest, they probably say the same
		
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			thing about us too. And I
		
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			slightly
		
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			think that they're more correct than we are.
		
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			Although there's a lot of dumb to go
		
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			around. So,
		
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			so so
		
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			the point is is what? People see Muslims
		
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			doing stupid Muslim tricks and they get real
		
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			bent out of shape. Like, oh my god.
		
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			Islam is over. It's all gonna collapse. All
		
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			our kids are gonna become,
		
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			you know, apostates after, like, 50 years. No.
		
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			Muslims are interesting people. You see the people
		
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			with the most wild and craziest of, like,
		
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			lives and things like that. But them having
		
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			at some point in their life, having prayed
		
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			at some point in their life, you know,
		
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			having Muslim relatives and parents and things like
		
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			that,
		
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			a lot of really, really weird people will
		
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			make Tawba before they die.
		
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			Like, people who don't really you wouldn't expect
		
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			it from them and people who, like, genuinely
		
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			you would like, the thought crosses the mind,
		
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			they really don't deserve this.
		
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			But still, they make toobah before they die.
		
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			And that's all I see when I see
		
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			someone like, you know, who is just like
		
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			a a hyper foregone case. I was like,
		
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			whatever. I'm like, inshallah, this person, you you
		
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			know, something catch up with them. They'll make
		
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			toba before they die. Who's gonna over overwhelm
		
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			the the deen of Allah to Allah? Who's
		
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			gonna overwhelm the haqq?
		
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			And so, this is this is another, like,
		
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			you know, it's a
		
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			small piece of hope for for such people
		
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			as well. That the angels notice who's supposed
		
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			they know who's supposed to be here and
		
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			who's not. And
		
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			they say what has held up so and
		
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			so, but they're not being, like, judgmental. It's
		
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			not like church lady.
		
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			But but for those of you who are
		
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			familiar with the work of Dana Carvey,
		
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			it's not it's not church lady. What what
		
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			is it? It's out of concern that so
		
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			and so should be here. They see the
		
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			being
		
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			being, coming down on this majma and they
		
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			see them being distributed between the believers and
		
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			they say so and so could really use
		
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			this. They should be here. So
		
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			If if he's misguided,
		
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			then then guide him.
		
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			And if he's if his poverty has prevented
		
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			him from coming, there are people like that.
		
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			I mean, like, you'll see, like, weird, like,
		
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			Meskeen people, like, come come to this country,
		
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			no language, no skills, no nothing. And they,
		
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			like, end up working at a 7:11, you
		
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			know,
		
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			like, 7 days a week,
		
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			you know, for like 20 years.
		
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			Dunkin' Donuts for 7 days a week for
		
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			20 years or something like that, you know.
		
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			And worse yet, they'll get like a promotion.
		
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			And that's like the only job that they
		
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			could ever have that they can make a
		
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			decent living. They don't wanna give it up
		
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			just to go to Jamaa,
		
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			or for other things as well. So many
		
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			times, like, you know, I I I remember
		
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			so many times, like, I've been traveling at
		
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			a airport or whatever, and you'll see someone
		
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			will say salaam to you, and you're like,
		
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			wow. This guy should be at Jo'an. Like,
		
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			you know, in the hour of Jo'an. You
		
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			remember kid? You remember you guys want you
		
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			guys remember one time you guys prayed and
		
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			Baba took you to Dunkin' Donuts and the
		
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			guy in the Dunkin' Donuts is like, did
		
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			you all come from
		
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			And I said, yeah. And then he became
		
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			so happy he just gave us like a
		
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			free box of donuts.
		
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			You remember that? The bechara
		
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			the question arises, why is he happy that
		
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			you guys went to Taraui? If he loves
		
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			Tarawi so much that he give us a
		
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			box of donuts because you guys went, don't
		
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			you think he'd like to go?
		
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			Right? So people have weird circumstances. They can't
		
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			go. Some of them have love like that.
		
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			Some of them completely forget after some time.
		
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			They harden their heart. They'll go, well, you
		
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			know, so Islam stuff is not really that
		
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			big of a deal. Not necessarily because they
		
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			really believe that, but because, like,
		
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			it's too much for them to deal with
		
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			the fact that, like, oh, this is the
		
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			hour I should be sitting in for in
		
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			the masjid then, like, you know, which is
		
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			dumb. Don't ever do that. Like, if you
		
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			can't if you can't or even if you
		
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			don't want to for any reason ever, like,
		
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			practice the deen,
		
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			don't be like, oh, this is not good.
		
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			Just say it's good. I'm not doing it
		
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			right now. There's a lot of there's a
		
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			lot of secret tied up in that. That
		
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			that in of itself is like a a
		
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			a great station of
		
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			of of of and the noses of Allah
		
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			to Allah just to know what's good is
		
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			good and not to deny it. But at
		
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			any rate, there are a lot of fuse.
		
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			These angels are like, look, if the Allah,
		
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			if he's,
		
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			if he's misguided,
		
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			then guide him. And if he's so broke,
		
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			he can't make the give him more. Uh-uh.
		
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			Uh-uh. You know, make him make him free
		
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			of need, uh-uh,
		
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			for for the money that that that or
		
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			for the the the provision that he needs
		
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			that that's holding him back from Jeremiah. And
		
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			if you're sick if you're sick in any
		
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			way, in the body, in the mind, whatever
		
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			it is, if you're sick,
		
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			then then then cure him from his,
		
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			from his sickness. And so hadith
		
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			both narrated by Bukhari and Muslim,
		
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			Abu Dawood, Tirmidhi and Nesai, who have no
		
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			headband,
		
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			and all of the narrator from
		
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			narrates that the messenger of Allah Sallallahu Alaihi
		
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			Wasallam, he once mentioned the Ummul Jumaa,
		
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			and he
		
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			mentioned that in it is a saa, again
		
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			a portion of time,
		
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			not necessarily 60 minutes.
		
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			And as you'll
		
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			see from the from the rest of the
		
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			of the hadith that it's it's
		
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			by the context, it's obviously not 60 minutes.
		
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			And so that there is there is a,
		
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			a a a portion of time in Jumuah,
		
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			that
		
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			a Muslim
		
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			slave in the
		
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			state of submission to Allah
		
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			will not will not
		
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			find that state or be in harmony with
		
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			that be in harmony with that that that
		
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			amount of time,
		
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			while they are standing, praying, asking Allah to
		
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			Allah for something except for Allah will give
		
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			it to him. And he he made a,
		
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			a gesture with his hand as if to
		
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			indicate it's a very small amount of time.
		
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			As if it's a very small amount of
		
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			time.
		
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			So,
		
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			this is
		
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			a hadith of,
		
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			this is a hadith that that is very
		
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			important,
		
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			and,
		
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			you know, the Ulema, they mentioned a a
		
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			number of issues is that is, you know,
		
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			that that they had differences of opinion about.
		
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			So is it
		
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			every Jum'ah or is it a Jum'ah in
		
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			the year?
		
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			Is it a
		
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			time,
		
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			that is known or is it unknown hidden
		
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			like laylatulqadr?
		
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			Is it
		
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			a time that moves,
		
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			like it changes switches up every Jumuah or
		
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			not.
		
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			There's a number of different things. Basically, the
		
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			summary of all of it is that that,
		
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			there are 25 different
		
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			about what this
		
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			what the reality of this this
		
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			is, this time of of the prayers being
		
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			answered.
		
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			Aisha, Miriam?
		
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			Miriam.
		
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			No. It's all good. I'm gonna Fatima your
		
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			Baba is saying the same thing too. Come
		
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			I'm so proud of you guys. You guys
		
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			came to theirs today
		
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			Come, you guys sit in the in in
		
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			front of the screen too.
		
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			So the
		
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			the 25 different opinions with regards to this,
		
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			it's a bit overwhelming at first.
		
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			However,
		
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			the Sufi has, like, a way of dealing
		
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			with all of this. It's no problem. It's
		
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			not a big deal. If you don't know
		
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			what time it is,
		
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			Sufi has a way of dealing with all
		
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			of these things. So I'll give you an
		
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			example. Okay? My sheikh, he told me he
		
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			says, I know you're going to America. Nobody
		
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			prays 5 times a day in the Masjid
		
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			over there.
		
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			He he goes, you guys live so far
		
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			away from the masjid. I hear whatever peep
		
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			people come and go and say. So he
		
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			says, at least try to pray in the
		
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			Masjid. And and and he says, that way,
		
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			could be any day of the year.
		
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			If you pray
		
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			in in the masjid, you know, and you
		
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			make sure to get
		
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			then you're gonna hit the jackpot one way
		
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			or the other and you'll be covered.
		
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			So according to that line of thinking,
		
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			which is how Sufi thinks. Right? It's by
		
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			any means necessary. Everybody is, like, everybody wants
		
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			to, like, you
		
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			know, you know, some not not job shot
		
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			up a masjid, so everybody wants to go
		
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			and buy a gun now, which is wonderful.
		
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			Like, I you know, I'm not even particularly
		
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			against it in in the case of, like,
		
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			those people who have, like, you know, basic
		
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			common sense, gun safety, you know, good good
		
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			aim and, like, you know, whatever. I mean,
		
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			in in some way, I'm not, like, you
		
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			know, absolutely deprecating it. But what's the what's
		
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			the idea? By any means necessary. Right? Like,
		
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			I'm not gonna let someone come and shoot
		
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			up my, you know, shoot up my mustard.
		
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			Good for you.
		
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			Don't. But,
		
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			this is, this is also,
		
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			when it comes to your din,
		
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			this is a thing as well.
		
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			That, you don't know what time what what
		
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			the hour is gonna be in Jawaan. No
		
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			problem. We're just gonna, like, make sure to
		
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			do the whole day properly.
		
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			And we're gonna look at the different
		
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			and see what are the possibilities, the the
		
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			greater possibilities, and we're gonna we're gonna
		
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			we're gonna focus in and zoom in on
		
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			those and make sure not to waste them.
		
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			Why? Because if you catch it 1 Jummah
		
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			even in a year,
		
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			then then that's it, you know. That's the
		
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			way that's the way this thing works is
		
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			the person who catches the fable of Allah
		
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			ta'ala, the face of Allah ta'ala,
		
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			That person,
		
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			you know, all of their problems are solved
		
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			in 1, you know,
		
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			in in one instant and,
		
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			they're switched for
		
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			for solutions,
		
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			in fact. They're not just solved, they're switched
		
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			for solutions. It had the fadl of Allah,
		
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			how does it work? I was looking up,
		
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			I was I was looking up the
		
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			the afire for
		
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			the,
		
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			the band in in Minneapolis about the shafa.
		
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			And so, there's a bunch of, just
		
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			regarding yomukriyama.
		
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			And so there's one of the one of
		
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			them is that there will be a person
		
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			who goes to * the hellfire for some
		
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			time.
		
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			And after burning for a while, they'll be
		
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			pulled out.
		
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			And then then Allah Ta'ala will start asking
		
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			him, did you do such and such thing?
		
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			Did you do such and such thing? Did
		
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			you do such and such thing? And Allah
		
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			Ta'ala will pick up small his small sins,
		
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			relatively smaller sins,
		
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			and not mention the big ones.
		
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			And, he'll admit, like, you know, very broken
		
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			heartedly admit all of them and things like
		
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			that, and he'll be put through this, like,
		
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			really harrowing,
		
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			you know, whatever questioning.
		
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			And then at the end of it, Allah
		
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			will say,
		
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			I forgave you your sins,
		
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			and I I I've exchanged in their place,
		
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			good deeds and reward.
		
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			And,
		
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			and and through that, you'll through my mercy
		
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			because I did that for you, you'll reach
		
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			a.
		
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			And so then the person will be like,
		
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			yeah, Allah, I did this and that also.
		
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			He'll start to confess his the sins he
		
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			wasn't asked about the big ones that he
		
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			did.
		
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			So so this is this is this is
		
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			this is this is part of the the
		
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			the understanding of the the the the the
		
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			person who's a true,
		
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			traveler on the path is that when you
		
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			hit the the jackpot, it's gonna be big.
		
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			So if if Allah
		
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			sees you and you you see him,
		
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			Right? To worship Allah as if you see
		
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			him and if not, at least to know
		
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			that he sees you. If Allah sees you
		
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			and you see him
		
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			and he were imagine you were to, like,
		
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			literally have, like, a phone conversation or text
		
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			WhatsApp back and forth with one another that,
		
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			that this is gonna happen. At some point,
		
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			this is gonna happen.
		
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			Okay? What are you gonna be like? Can
		
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			you tell me the exact date because I'm
		
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			busy with other stuff? No. The other of
		
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			the phases that you should come to the
		
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			table before the dinner is served and not
		
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			the other way around.
		
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			The other of the phase is what? Is
		
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			that you should be ready for it. You
		
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			should be prepared for it. That's how how
		
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			it seem it's it's worthy that the slave
		
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			received the the the phase from the master.
		
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			Not the other way around.
		
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			Not the other way around. Because if you're
		
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			the ones saying, hey, give it to me
		
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			now and, like, you make
		
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			of it, then it's no longer it's what
		
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			what should be a
		
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			a a a a an event which should
		
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			engender sugar and thankfulness in in in a
		
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			person
		
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			turns into a a a show of, like,
		
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			brattiness
		
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			in front of the lord. And that's not
		
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			that's not right. So this is why this
		
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			is why this is a a a a,
		
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			you know, this
		
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			this talk about the the the the hour
		
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			of acceptance in Jummah. Like the little like
		
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			a lot of things like this. It's it's
		
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			like
		
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			somewhat hidden. Maybe some people through spiritual intuition
		
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			know about it, some people don't, maybe they
		
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			don't at all. A lot a lot knows
		
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			best. I'm not gonna say anything about that.
		
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			But the point is that there that that
		
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			that there's a that you should, you know,
		
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			you should prepare yourself, you should make, you
		
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			should be in your nice clothes, you should
		
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			show up to receive the the face, and
		
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			it happens on terms. Even though he's even
		
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			giving you dropping you a hint of when
		
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			it is, where it is, etcetera, etcetera.
		
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			So the last, hadith of the
		
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			Bab, and
		
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			Muslim. Sorry. There's one more hadith in the
		
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			Bab. So Abu Burda,
		
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			ibn
		
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			Musa Al Ashari,
		
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			He said that once, Abdullah bin Umar
		
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			asked me,
		
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			did you hear your father,
		
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			Abu Musa Al Ashaari
		
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			Did you ever hear your father
		
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			tell you anything from the messenger of Allah
		
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			with regards to the affair of the hour
		
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			of Jumuah, meaning the hour of the the
		
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			in which prayers are answered?
		
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			He replied to him, yes.
		
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			I heard him say I heard the messenger
		
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			of Allah
		
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			say,
		
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			that it is between
		
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			when the imam sits on the,
		
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			on the pulpit until the time of the
		
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			salat is finished.
		
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			And this
		
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			is, this is, I guess, one of the
		
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			reasons why it's good to be there for
		
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			the entire khutbaaf,
		
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			because what when's when are you gonna have
		
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			a chance to make dua?
		
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			It's gonna be during the Khutba. Right? It's
		
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			gonna be when the imam is sitting. It's
		
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			going to be,
		
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			when the,
		
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			imam sits between the 2 Khutba's then, that's
		
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			another
		
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			time to
		
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			make dua. It's gonna be in the often
		
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			times the imam makes in the as well,
		
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			that that a person should,
		
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			want to be there for
		
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			it.
		
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			He he narrates that the messenger of Allah
		
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			said that
		
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			from the best of your days or the
		
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			most virtuous of your days is the day
		
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			of Jumuah.
		
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			So make sure to make plentiful,
		
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			send plentiful salat and salaam upon me.
		
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			Make your and say your salat and salaam,
		
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			and peace and blessings on the on on
		
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			me on that day,
		
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			because your,
		
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			salat will be,
		
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			it is,
		
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			it is, it is, shown to me.
		
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			And so the,
		
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			you know, the there Ishqal comes at all
		
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			of the,
		
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			everyone who says salat and salam to the
		
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			prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam, he hears it.
		
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			Hafiz ibn Hajar
		
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			alaihihtami. Sorry. Not, ibn Hajar alaihtami who is
		
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			the, he is a great
		
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			and also a of the
		
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			after Nawawi, he's the one who sorts basically
		
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			and makes the
		
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			of the Shafi'i Madhab. So he's a very
		
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			big name and he's a great Muhadith of
		
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			of Makkamukarama.
		
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			And he's also the Ustad of the Sahib
		
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			Dali al Falihin.
		
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			Dali al Falihin is written by ibn Allan,
		
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			and so ibn Hajar Hatami is his Ustad,
		
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			as well as Ustad of Muladhil Qari.
		
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			His most famous Ustad and hadith.
		
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			I'm sure some of the Ustad will disagree
		
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			about that, but he's he's pretty big time
		
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			he's a pretty big time sheikh.
		
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			So he made Tasri,
		
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			he said that, he said that,
		
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			who sends salat and salam to him,
		
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			at the
		
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			at the Muwaja Hasharifa
		
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			in Madinah Munawara,
		
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			He hears the salat in Islam
		
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			himself personally without without means without any means
		
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			in the in the middle. And for those
		
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			who don't give the salam their present with
		
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			him in Madinah,
		
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			then the angels will the angels will convey
		
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			it to him.
		
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			And there's a whole then discussion with regards
		
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			to,
		
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			regards to what does that mean, meaning, like,
		
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			the the which one does he hear,
		
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			from our Akabir from our Akabir, Masha'if, and
		
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			our Ulema. There are those who say that
		
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			that includes the entire the entire Masjid Masjid
		
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			Nabooi of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
		
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			And the reason I mentioned this is because,
		
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			the presence of Rasool Allah sallallahu alaihi wa
		
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			sallam is a place that a person has
		
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			to have adab, and it's very dangerous for
		
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			a person who lose Adab over there, perhaps
		
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			even more dangerous than anywhere else including the
		
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			Masrud
		
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			Masrud al Haram.
		
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			And it's explicitly mentioned that raising your voice
		
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			in that place is a reason for all
		
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			of the the the reward for your your
		
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			deeds being invalidated invalidated.
		
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			You wouldn't even you wouldn't be aware of
		
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			it. So in that sense, this is a
		
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			not a complete, but a partial with kufr.
		
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			That if a person commits kufr, one of
		
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			the problems with that is that it invalidates
		
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			the the the reward of the the the
		
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			good deeds that a person does from before.
		
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			So it's very dangerous. The reason I mentioned
		
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			this is that sometimes, like, for example, okay,
		
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			if, you know,
		
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			if, if,
		
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			Baha'u'llah was going through Muwaja Hasharib, he's a
		
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			relatively normal looking guy. Right?
		
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			You know, people wouldn't notice him from the
		
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			next guy maybe. You know? Whereas, if I'm
		
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			wearing my turban and I walk through, they're
		
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			like, this guy is like, this guy must
		
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			be Bida Accenture. I know this guy is
		
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			like me in the Wafaa on the grave
		
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			somewhere or another in the world. Right? So
		
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			they get up on you, and they'll cause
		
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			a fight and a ruckus and a commotion.
		
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			And that's that's,
		
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			that's bad in the sense that that person
		
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			will start a ruckus and commotion, and you
		
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			don't wanna be responsible for their
		
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			for their syncing their own good deeds, and
		
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			you don't want them to to to bait
		
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			you into getting into it with them. Because
		
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			once you get into it with them, you're
		
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			just as bad as they are. And,
		
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			and I've been told this, you know, this
		
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			is not a sectarian,
		
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			jab at, like, you know, Salafis or whatever.
		
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			You know what I mean? I've been told
		
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			by a number of students of knowledge and
		
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			a number of scholars as well that, that
		
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			they say that those people are,
		
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			you know, they're not the most learned of
		
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			people standing there. And oftentimes, they behave really
		
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			poorly. So this is just it's just it
		
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			is what it is. And if there are
		
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			some that are there that are doing a
		
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			bang up job, a lot of that will
		
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			reward them. But, like, you know, people have
		
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			had this,
		
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			experience with people who are just, like, rude
		
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			or they'll say racist comments or they'll say
		
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			something stupid, like, at that point, and you
		
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			don't wanna get into it with them. So
		
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			if that's you, then when you go to,
		
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			when you go to the holy places, then
		
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			make sure to say salaam from a distance
		
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			Insha Allah. Even if you have to stand
		
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			outside the walls or if you have to,
		
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			just sit in a different place in the
		
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			Masjid,
		
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			undoubtedly that's the most, the most virtuous and
		
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			akhwal
		
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			place to do it, but it's not worth
		
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			worth it to mix it up with them.
		
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			Unless the person have this thing like FOMO,
		
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			like weird religious FOMO, like I don't get
		
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			up into the thing and I don't, like,
		
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			say what I need to say up right
		
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			up in the jaw and, like, you know,
		
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			grab the gates and, you know, scream
		
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			or whatever, then, like, somehow, like, some has
		
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			been done for done to me. That's not
		
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			how our used
		
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			to used to do this.
		
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			Who used to who used to teach in
		
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			the message of the prophet during the Ottoman
		
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			times when the police was, you know, was
		
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			not like as, you know, gung ho as
		
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			they are, in in in later decades.
		
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			He,
		
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			he used to he used to say from
		
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			the back row
		
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			out of his out of his shame in
		
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			front of the messenger of Allah sallallahu alaihi
		
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			wa sallam.
		
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			What exactly he has to be ashamed about
		
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			doesn't really register with me,
		
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			you know, given that they
		
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			were
		
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			the heroes of this Ummah and constantly
		
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			planning and plotting in order to,
		
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			you know, in order to make the rectification
		
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			of the Ummah and that it should get
		
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			the upper hand. And Allah gave them so
		
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			much,
		
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			and they really were the. But this is
		
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			a that comes over a person
		
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			that
		
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			that, that, that they,
		
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			you know, that they don't come and push
		
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			themselves forward.
		
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			And there's more beauty in that sometimes, you
		
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			know. There's a type of ugliness and kind
		
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			of constantly trying to be push yourself forward
		
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			all the time.
		
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			And there's a time and place to push
		
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			yourself forward, but it's the exception, not the
		
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			rule.
		
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			So, you know, don't feel like you're you're
		
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			getting
		
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			cheated out in anything or that, you know,
		
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			you should, you know, you're you should demand
		
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			your money back for your or whatever,
		
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			for your
		
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			the
		
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			this is this is the whole you should
		
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			keep it in mind, especially if you're a
		
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			person who knows that that could go wrong
		
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			somehow. That just stay, you know, or go
		
00:44:02 --> 00:44:04
			through, say, your Islam quickly when you when
		
00:44:04 --> 00:44:05
			you walk through the line, and then the
		
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			rest of the lengthy whatever,
		
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			things
		
00:44:08 --> 00:44:09
			you would like to say. Just find a
		
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			quiet place in the masjid and face
		
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			the the the Maqam of the messenger, Raul
		
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			Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, and say it from there,
		
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			and he'll hear Insha Allah. And Allah hears
		
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			everywhere anyway, which is which is the the
		
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			most important of things.
		
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			But a person wishes that the Rasool Sallallahu
		
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			Alaihi Wasallam out of the love that's part
		
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			of iman, that he should hear without that
		
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			he should hear without a medium, and that
		
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			he should respond directly to you while you're
		
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			there. And this is a cause of happiness
		
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			for the believers.
		
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			The hadith of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam
		
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			whoever visits me,
		
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			then that person,
		
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			that person,
		
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			it becomes incumbent for them. My,
		
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			my intercession, which is sufficient for a person
		
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			to wish to visit Madina Munawara. In that
		
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			sense, it could be even more beneficial to
		
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			a person than the Hajj itself.
		
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			And definitely than the Umrah, for those who
		
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			are it's not not a far to Umrah.
		
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			Know who he writes this by the way.
		
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			Now he writes that that, that the visiting
		
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			of the Messenger of Allah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
		
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			is
		
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			the most the the most
		
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			act act most worthy of reward after the
		
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			after
		
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			the the the if a person does it
		
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			properly.
		
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			It's the most worthy of acts. Interestingly enough
		
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			that it those lines apparently were cut out
		
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			of, like, the,
		
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			you know, government funded editions of different kingdoms
		
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			from the Muslim world.
		
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			You win some, you lose some, what are
		
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			you gonna do about it?
		
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			But the point is, well, no one cut
		
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			it out from here, so we mentioned it
		
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			here. Right?
		
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			So and this occurs to me that there's
		
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			a number of people who actually come to
		
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			the darz regularly who are in Umrah right
		
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			now. So if they listen from the whatever
		
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			while they're on an airplane or in a
		
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			bus or something like that, they can remember
		
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			this as well.
		
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			Give everyone so much tawfiq.