Hasan Ali – Analysing The Lives Of The Prophets – Episode 26

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Analysing the Lives of the Prophets 26_ Lut Part 1 by Shaykh Hasan Ali

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The transcript discusses the historical and cultural context of the title "God's Greatest person on earth" and the negative effects of gay marriage. The speakers emphasize the importance of privacy and privacy laws, avoiding accusations of sexual bias, and avoiding sexualization. They also touch on the impact of social media on people's behavior and the importance of avoiding accusations of sexual abuse and not giving up on one's own beliefs. The segment ends with a discussion of the "right to practice" notion of sex and how it is to avoid the worst things.

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			So
		
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			humbler Blumenau salatu salam ala Sayyidina Muhammad wa ala he was I was nine.
		
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			This is a session that's going to be four series session on booth la salatu salam and I need to say
a few things before we go into it. So the first thing is that the video that you're going to watch,
they contain discussions of the feed on the story of loot ally, salatu salam, and they are
discussions on non male and female sexual relationships commonly referred to as homosexuality or
bisexuality. So they're not male to female sexual relationships, they're male to male or female to
female. And the discussions are all for an adult audience. And the discussions and its contents are
not for people who are looking for, you know, fodder to attack and mistreat homosexuals with no or
		
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			tribe trying to abuse homosexuals. That's not what the discussions are for. And also, the they're
not here to attack anyone, we want to make it very clear to those who want to watch the videos that
		
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			I will explain in detail later on what is going to take place with with the deceit of Lutheran,
Rotherham. But the whole series is going to be to just explore the wider context of the Quran and
its explanation of the story.
		
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			One of the things is that we've got a moral worldview, we as Muslims have got a moral worldview. And
this is founded in the Quran, and the Quran set this for us. And through the Quran, we see the
world. So the Quran has given us a moral compass. And we need to, we need to obviously understand
each other's moral views. So it's not about just the Muslims, we need to also consider the non
Muslims and people of non faith, no faith, we need to be appreciative of what they want to believe.
We don't want to make nonsensical judgments about anyone, we want to simply say that we're going to
take a viewpoint or standpoint, and this standpoint, is a right that we have just as we give the
		
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			same token to others, other faiths and other people to have their own stance in this. We want to say
that it is nonsensical to judge others, others beliefs and worldviews from your own standpoint, and
taking your own cultural biases and so on. We don't want to say that we want to dominate the entire
world with our own stance, yet, we have the right to hold on to our own Islamic worldview. This is
according to how we were taught by Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, and the early to see and how
we explain the Quran to his students the Sahaba of the alarm and
		
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			now we understand that we live in in many different societies. The Quran acknowledges that,
		
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			and we've got many different values, we acknowledge that.
		
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			But its message is the poor man's message in dealing with such reality is always the same. Meaning
that the poor and does not abuse people, it does not make mockery of people, it engages with them
with good o'clock on a good character that should that is our stance in the whenever we come across
others when trying to give them dollar.
		
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			The Quran has always seen Muslims as living part of a plural society. So we live amongst others and
we dealing with them, we understand that they may have different values, but we are we are not those
who disrespect them in some way or cause friction.
		
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			We in this country particularly. We respect the human rights of others. And just as we say that
we've got a certain human rights we offer this token to others and say they've got human rights to
		
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			and we hope that our legal framework and why does
		
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			Society applies this principle and sees all people without discrimination and without unfairness. So
when we are talking about certain issues here, it's within that framework, that we want to keep the
discussion that we are not here to put people down. homosexuals and other minorities are protected,
we must have the right to believe what we wish. By the same token, we believe in the protection of
the legal rights of others.
		
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			At the same time, what we're not saying is that we're giving up our values. So it doesn't mean that
just because we're saying we're living in a poorer society, we've given up our values, we still say
what is haram is haram. So we have set morals to do with gambling, we have certain morals to do with
pretty much marital * and same same * relationships, and we have standard morals that stay the
same when Islam looks at others. So we're not changing things, and we're not condoning or giving up,
we're not giving up certain parts of our religion, and we're not watering it down washing it down
from the original understanding of what Islam understood through the eyes of the Sahaba.
		
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			So we're making it quite clear that these videos have got nothing to do with Muslims in any way,
harming, attacking, whether intentionally or unintentionally abusing or mistreating the people or
their actions. Because of their actions in the world that we live in. We want to say that we should
uphold the other and the basic ethics that we've got when we discuss these matters. As opposed to
other value systems, our Quranic based values always remained the same. So the expectation of the
dominant culture is that it expects all others to to take take others over. So what we're saying
here is that sometimes, because somebody has a worldview, you want to come out strongly and get
		
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			others to accept your view. We understand that and people have that. But what we're saying as
Muslims is, neither do we want to say that we must take over all other worldviews with the views
that we saying here in this in these lectures. No, are we saying that others should do the same to
us all thought systems assume that they have the truth. But the expectation from the dominant force
system, maybe a secular, liberal worldview, liberal secular worldview seems to dictate that everyone
needs to conform to it. And there are certain phases that happen in this world. And we understand
this will happen. There are strengths and weaknesses and communities and some will want to follow
		
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			others. But what we want to say is that we have the basic right to hold our views, current pressure
from the cultural hegemony of the West is made stronger by the internet and social media. So what
happens the we understand that the media is going to have a huge impact on the on the trends of
people, we are not people that that are going to be that are going to be driven to a certain
narrative, and that we must be driven to one single narrative because of the norms of what we're
living in, or the culture that we're living in. What has happened in the past is that certain
Christians and Jews have had pressures placed on them. And some Christians and some Jewish people
		
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			have moved away from the original understandings of the religion and the faith that came to Moosa or
Moses, or came to Jesus Raisa, alayhis, Salam. And through so many centuries, views of certain sects
within the faiths have shifted. But what we want to say is that today, there are Muslims also out
there that feel not almost in some sense, feel that their worldview is going to be shifted because
of pressures. And there's going to be this narrative of either be like us, be like us, always be the
other. And we do not want to say that we do not accept such a narrative. We have our right to
believe and see the world from our own perspectives. And this right should be honored and extended
		
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			to all this right should be honored and extended to all Muslims, how they view sexual matters is
very private. This has been from the from early Islam onwards, that we see this as a private matter.
We don't see this as a public In fact, Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam has even told us that we
shouldn't even describe to a friend of ours, how we might have slept with our own wives. A man
should not even disclose to his brother about how his wife
		
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			felt or how she was aroused or whatever, that should not be disclosed. Why? Because this leads to
making a private matter.
		
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			To a public matter, and that's not what we do. This means that one's sexual orientation has nothing
to do with one's identity that one presents to the world. So what this means is that
		
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			you can't you cannot make an identity out of sexuality. You can have an identity based on a faith or
religion, based on a country that you come from, you can base it on a culture that you belong to,
but you cannot make the identity based on sexuality, because in Islam, and I'm talking purely from
Islamic perspective, it's a private matter. It's not a public and so, when you have
		
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			when you have people that are trying to make that a public identity, there is an inherent problem
within that, because it always means that that private matter is now going to be something that you
will always discuss publicly and he will, it will perhaps, lead to obscenity, it might lead to
something that is lewd, something that is that is not or should not be discussed in open discourses
		
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			where you know, people are having their feelings aroused. In a in a on a public level, what we want
to say is that there's a whole thing in Islam, about kinship, this means that we do get married for
procreation and to have
		
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			to have
		
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			other human beings being born of the human beings that are already on this earth. Now, what happens
is that the more people that get married, diversity of the human genetic system stays alive. And
when you have, for example, if you were to have people marrying within their own kinship, then the
diversity has, it suffers a loss, it suffers a loss the same way, if you were to have same *
marriages, that diversity of the human gene system or the human genetic diversity will suffer a
loss. This is this is from scientific research or scientific background. The other part that we want
to say is that some homosexuals might think that the solution to having babies is having surrogate
		
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			mothers. So you have mothers who are not genetic mothers of the child, who will have artificial
insemination. And from there, they'll give birth to a child from a sperm that has been donated to
them are a sperm that has been put into the womb. Now,
		
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			with this, there are huge effects. And one of the effects are that the mother that has had her
fertilization with that sperm, she, in some ways, has a connection with that child. And if not, if
it's if the ovary and the sperm are from different, you know, people, what we say here is that the
baby eventually will not be with the original mother.
		
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			And having a surrogate baby, when when gay people will have a surrogate baby, we're saying that
biologically, this person will, will grow up not having that touch, or the feeling or the connection
with the original model. And studies are already out there with children that grow up without
mothers without their biological mother without the biological father and the effects that take on
them. Now here we are saying that they won't even perhaps be anywhere near to being able to spend a
life with with such a person. And there are going to be effects of these negative adverse effects of
this, that that are certainly going to take place, or that will take place in the future, or that
		
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			might take place in the future.
		
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			One other thing that we are saying is that religiously nikka on marriage is the way to get people to
get together and be allowed by divine law to have * where there is no nikka or a marriage or a
contract. This means that these individuals have no right, whether it's Nicole nica, where you are
not married to the person by an Islamic nikka according to the Islamic religion, there is no way you
can have * with them. So what this means is that people who are not married
		
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			the whole debate, and what I'm going to discuss has got nothing to do with that. So if they're
having homosexual relationships outside of marriage, that is
		
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			As Haram, according to our view as forbidden as having it within, within marriage, so that's one
thing. A second thing is any relationship of sexual * outside of marriage is not halal at
all. And that's not even in our discourse. That's why we're not mentioning it. In Islam, we
recognize that Allah azza wa jal, his, his, his given a lot of his messengers Allah has also talked
about and he in the Quran has talked about what Allah and His Messenger has talked about Muslims
helping orphans, why, because the orphan has lost a father. So what what is he saying that if you
can support the orphan as a father, Allah will give you such reward that you will be raised with the
		
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			Prophet Prophet sallallahu Sallam in general, you will be next to him like this next game like this.
Why is that? Because Islam sees that the family relationship the family settled is very important to
have a mother, a father, and then a child, that is the relationship you have, and where the father
is absent or he's passed away, then for you to be a stranger, but come and be like a father to the
child is still really important. And that's why for these reasons, we believe that if there is a
family unit, it must be male or female, and from them a child, the sin must be separated from the
center.
		
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			So the sinner, no matter what sin he commits, we do not hate the sinner, but we hate the sin. Just
as if if a person wants to lie, we don't hate that person, we hate the lie that has come out of his
mouth, the same way, the act of sort of the act of homosexuality is regarded to be sin by
traditional Islam. And therefore that is what we regard as a sin and we do not have a
		
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			we do not, we do not have hatred for the the those people who commit the sin, we have hatred for the
sin itself.
		
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			We are only offering sincere advice and engaging with people of other worldviews. And our points are
made from the standpoint of Islamic belief. We do not condone discrimination against homosexuals in
the UK, let alone harming them in any way. These lectures are simply for educating Muslims, in
understanding the story of loot, Allah is Allah in the Quran, and getting better appreciation of
their faith and his teachings. This is why this video should not be cut up into snippets, or quoted
out of its full context, the points that I've just made, they're going to be discussed in detail in
the series, the videos that you will see, and there is a full series of four parts to this whole
		
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			video that sum up the entire lecture that I'm giving. So part of the series should not become the
entire judgment of what I'm actually conveying out to the world here.
		
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			Will we all have ideas and thoughts? All thought systems assume that they have the truth. But the
expectation from the dominant thought system, or a liberal secular worldview seem to dictate that
everyone conforms to it without a right to critique it. But this can't be the cases everyone should
have a right to critique. And think about the strengths and weaknesses of any argument or worldview.
So we extend that right to others as well as having the right to ourselves.
		
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			smilla rahmanir rahim al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa salatu salam ala Sayyidina Muhammad wa
		
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			salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			Again, this is a new session on Lu tala Salatu. Salam, and the views were going to be this camera as
well as yourselves here. And just make it very clear that there's going to be very explicit things
mentioned that are adult related things. So if there's any children that are listening to this,
		
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			they shouldn't be if there's any families that are going to listen this together, I'm saying on the
video, and they shouldn't it's specifically the whole of Li Salam series is going to be specifically
targeted to adults. And we are going to mention things that
		
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			are going to be from the act so i would i would really
		
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			put this warning now so that there's no complaints later on that this was set again in the masjid as
well. If there's any children here
		
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			who are around young children, please take them with you and don't complain to them.
		
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			Me too that I've started to say x, y and Zed about them.
		
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			Okay, so this is about loot Allah Salaam Salaam and he is the nephew of Ibrahim alayhi salatu salam,
and Ramana Salah Salaam. We just finished his series in a good few parts.
		
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			And his, his nephew, Luca, les Salam was living in his in the same time. And both because of having
a drought in the region of Philistine Palestine of today, they traveled to missile Egypt for a
little while, they stayed there, and Allah azza wa jal gave them a lot of
		
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			a lot of wealth and things. In particular, Allah azzawajal gave them a lot of herds of animals that
they were taking care of.
		
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			And where they will returning back from Egypt. And they were herdsmen under Ibrahim alayhi salatu,
Salam herdsmen and Lutheran Islam. And they started to you know, cobble between themselves. And
Ibrahim alayhi salatu. Salam said to Luther a salon that choose, you know, which land you want to go
to, and make that your land, and let us live near each other but slightly separate. So Luca sallam,
he decided to go to the sort of, apart near between Jordan of today, and philosophy, it's the city
of Saddam. And we know the landmark because of the Dead Sea. So where the Dead Sea is, that's where
Allah azzawajal boat and the punishment in the end.
		
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			Now, this city, obviously, you know, there was no Dead Sea there at that time, it was simply alanda.
		
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			And he was, you know, he went there. And he found that there were a people there, who started to do
something which no other nation before then did on this earth. So masakazu we have in a had in
Manila, I mean, nobody before them had done this. Now, this is mentioned in various parts of the
Quran, that you know, they are the only ones are the first ones to start this one of the earliest
person to put an is in the eight Jews in the men the end of the Quran
		
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			surah number seven, and number 80.
		
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			So what's striking here is that Allah azzawajal has mentioned in the Quran that
		
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			homosexuality was not committed on the earth, before these people.
		
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			And we know there were 1000s of years, perhaps, before Ibrahim alayhis. Salam, and between the time
of Atlantis.
		
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			Now, there's going to be no, I'm going to talk explicitly, and I'm going to talk about homosexuality
in
		
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			comparison to
		
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			the normal sort of * people have, and they've been created for. And we are going to go through
reasons why, from a religious point of view, we feel that one should be done and not the other.
		
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			And before I go into that, I need to make it clear, because this is going to go on YouTube, and
there's going to be all over the world is that this these sessions that I'm doing on Ludo a salon is
going to be purely from an Islamic religious point of view from the Quran. And that's based upon the
traditional understanding of the Sahaba or the alojado.
		
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			And their understanding of these verses. So a I've said it's a religious one. So if there are non
religious people out there, and they're doing what they want to do, then that is not something that
we are now that that is not something that we have a no we're not we're not addressing them from
this point of view. So if I'm saying things like, this act is wrong, or it's it's something that
should not be done and so on, is a purely from a religious point of view. And being religious point
of view, I'm coming from an Islamic point of view, and not from other religions like Christianity or
others, because they have also, you know, there's there are branches of Christianity that are
		
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			problems with these branches of Christianity that don't, and adding on to that it's not only Islamic
religious point of view, but it's also the traditional understanding of the Sahaba of the alohomora.
The companions of the Prophet so why am I saying that? Is because there are Muslims today? who feel
they can be Muslims?
		
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			Who are homosexuals.
		
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			They feel that they Islam is intact, if they believe that that act is halal for them to do, and
that's why I'm saying the traditional understanding because if you go in today's society you will
find that there are many
		
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			people who have all sorts of thoughts on what the Quran should be, you've got the literalist, you
got the liberalist, you've got the, you know, you've got those who deny Howdy, if you've got those
who want to interpret the Quran as they want, you got people who say everybody should do capoeira,
you've got all sorts of people. So I'm specifically talking, I'm a Sunni myself, and 85% of the
world's Muslims are Sudanese. And we are addressing it from that point of view. And again, from the
Sudanese, there are many different divisions, we are we are discussing a creed of the Muslims and an
understanding of the Quran from the Sahaba Stein, that's the original understanding the Quran, and
		
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			anybody who claims that they've got a better understanding that the Sahaba the companions, the
prophet, than they are not from them. And if they're not from them,
		
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			then there's a big question, Where are you going on the Day of Judgment, because the companions are
going with a profit or loss, what's going on the Day of Judgment, and that is very clear. So if
you're not with the companions, I don't know where you are. In fact, you're on a very dangerous
pathway. So anyway, that's that's first and foremost, the reason why I've said this is because I
don't want this video. And again, there's another really important thing I'm going to say for all
the series are loose LSL only. I don't want any section to be cut
		
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			and shown as a smaller piece of the video. So these videos on routers are not the entire series of
the analyzing the progression but Luthor Isilon, nobody is allowed to take a piece of it and cut it
out and put it onto the internet. If you look in the Quran, very interestingly, when Lu tala Salam
he deals with these, you know, called sodomites, or Unicom homosexuals, when he deals with them, he
doesn't make fun of them
		
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			is an interesting lesson from the Quran. He does not make fun of these people, but he does talk to
them. And it tells them clearly what they're doing wrong and what they should be doing. So mockery
of these people has been something that has been going on for some centuries. And in fact, these
people feel that they are being targeted because of the sexuality because you know how they have
have sexual * with one another. And they feel that the world is after them. And they feel
that the victims of this Now the thing is, if you look in the Quran, making mockery of these people
is not a way. It's not a way. I mean, the way that we deal with you know, such people is that of
		
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			course we give we give our era, which is we give advice, like new tourism gave advice. And most of
it that you see, you will see in the Quran, the Lutheran gave advice, and in the end, the one who
destroyed them is Allah azza wa jal, that is said in the Bible, and it said in the Quran, and
there's no two ways about it. I mean, there are, there are those who say that, from a religious
perspective, we're supposed to understand this differently, that Luther esalaam never meant that he
wasn't saying that these people are, you know,
		
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			doing something, you know, that are homosexuals, but they're rapists. That's what some people are
saying, some Muslims are trying to interrupt me, you know, they're trying to reinterpret these
verses. And they're trying to say that those who did it in his time they were * one another.
They weren't actually doing it with consent. And what we're doing it is it's all consensual. So we
know we're both happy. But in his time, there's one that was happy one wasn't happy. And that's not
the case. I'm sorry. But that's not the case from the traditional understanding of the Sahaba.
That's not the case.
		
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			You know, the world has become a global village and literally has become a global village. In fact,
sometimes they are calling a global village, you might as well call it a house. It's like a home.
You see, you know, there's nothing you can hide from one another one thing touches the internet. So
Australia, Canada, China, America, Britain, France, and even the Arab world, they all have to start
thinking alike. So even the Chinese government, you see them they're dressed like the the Americans
and the Japanese are dressed like the Americans now the jobs were dressed differently before true
not guys come on. They had long robes and loose look different but the jobs are usually on a suit,
		
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			you know, because they're all the government's are so good. You're not taking seriously if you're
not got suit. So they're all doing that. Why because there's there's an influence of the world from
the most greatest superpowers on to us and people are following suit because it's like whatever is
on that side that we must, you must at least show that we recognize not to have a dominance in the
world and social media in the last few years has become v i think
		
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			Is the guillotine
		
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			it's a guillotine, so either can do your good job or is going to kill you. So, you know, people are
scared on Twitter on some other social, you know, forums, people are scared seriously, because once
there is a storm, they call it the Twitter storm. And people start to highlight one thing, companies
come down to the knees and say sorry, it's not gonna happen again. Company, big company, we're
talking about billions of dollars of revenue a year and they bowed down to the knees, governments
are affected by this. People are scared of this Twitter storm, because it's, it's in some way, it
has more power than the media, the media has got a large power across the world. And the media is
		
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			what the media across the world 90% of it is owned by about, you know about just a few individuals
of the whole world 90% of the media is probably owned by nine or 10 people of the whole of the
world.
		
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			That is the fact. So it's 910 people and their vision that is affecting 7 billion people across the
world, and the 10% that are from other media sources, they can't get enough of a high to try and get
their message out. So you got to understand what kind of world we're living in. And the people are
being pushed to certain agendas, like no way before. Now, the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu can
be understood, where he said that before the end of time is a man who wake up in the morning, he was
a believer, and by evening, he is a non believer.
		
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			By evening, he is a non believer, because of the amount of information that's flushed in the force
with it, you're gonna understand it's not just information, it's the pressure that comes with it, is
that you get the most odd person is holding this well, the rest of this world can't get on with you.
Because you're not like us, you got to be like us. Who will Who are you? You know, if I do my
hairstyle, I
		
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			don't say anything about my hairstyle.
		
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			With I have no hairstyle even
		
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			have a tattoo if I have this, I'm not saying anything wrong with these hairstyles with tattoos. What
I want to say is the pressure that come with it.
		
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			What we understand it as to be is that we are a people who if we, if we from we have the right t
this is a thing, and I want to mention this, quite clearly is that if we are seen as the most, you
know, we are seen as the odd ones who are not allowing homosexuality or we don't believe it to be to
be a practice that should be you know, that that should be allowed religiously. If we if we're the
only people that don't do that. Do we not have the right to stick to our beliefs, just as everybody
else has the right to stick to their beliefs? Well, of course we do. But this is the real problem.
And this is what Luther esalaam faced, which was that these see the sodomites the original sodomites
		
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			were the first people who did this act.
		
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			One of the things they did the Quran says Taka una Sadie, you cut the path. And what takedown is
what is cutting the path mean? So the alumni have said it means
		
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			even means
		
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			that they used to rob people who used to come to the city of Sodom,
		
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			but there's a second of sale
		
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			that they used to
		
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			approach the people who still approach the city of Sodom, they used to come out with the
homosexuality and advertise that on route to Sodom. So they would come out and as the caravans are
trying to come through the city of Sodom, what these homosexuals are the people of Sodom would do is
that they would flirt and advertise their homosexuality to them to the demise, because they want you
to be proactive with this Okay, the second and the third one hustle and bustle he says the takedown
is at the cutting the pathway means that they are a means of cutting the the the procreation of
human beings so that means that they are stopping our human generation from growing.
		
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			Okay, so there's three different seeds of that one part.
		
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			Where is this part in the Quran? Let me just quickly give you the reference is in the is in Sudan
Caboose. Surah. Number 29
		
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			is number 29. So Surah 29 is 29.
		
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			And this treatise is now there's one other thing they about these sort of minds, which was that
these people, you know, they were people who came to that gatherings and they will
		
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			in that mood of seeing who wanted to, you know, engage in this in this, you know, act. So they did a
number of things again, the same verse, suitor 29, i 29. He says, What tattoo nahi nahi Kumar
mooncup you are a people that in your gatherings you bring things that are uphold, that are
disliked, that people genuinely dislike in a normal fitrah. So people with a natural, you know,
natural build of a human being when they haven't been affected by homosexuality, they will find this
abortion.
		
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			And I want to mention a very clear thing, which is, will we tolerate LGBTs? Well, the thing is, we
tolerate Hindus, we tolerate policies, and the Quran has said the worst sin you can commit is
shipped. So if they are committing Shere Khan, we know they're doing it all around us all around us
houses have got shield the idols in them. They've got temples, Hindu temples, with with idols in
them, but we don't go around, you know, smashing idols, we don't go around telling them things we
don't we don't go around, scolding them, or belittle them or saying horrible things to them. And if
any Muslim does that, then that's wrong. That's not the way of the MBR the way of the prophets is
		
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			not to scorn these people to make a mockery out of these people, the way of the prophets is to get
them to have a good understanding, to get them to rationalize what they're doing. And so you're
going to see what motivates these people that is trying to rationalize with them, what is it that
they're doing? So what I want to say is that if somebody out there is committing this, that's,
that's a, that's their life, that's what they're doing. But I have I got a right to say that I don't
believe in it, yes, am I gonna tolerate it? Well, if I can tolerate shift, I can tolerate that.
Meaning that if I can, if I can be a neighbor, to a Hindu in a good way, I can be a neighbor to an
		
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			LGBT in the same way.
		
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			So if I have a gay as a neighbor, no difference in having a Hindu as a neighbor, and if any Muslim
feels that there's a difference. That's simply because of your instinct, or simply because of your
nature inside is not because of Islam. Islam has has just if you Stan has told us to tolerate the
Hindus. And in fact, he hasn't just said tolerate Hindus, Islam has said if your own parents are our
policies, then you've got to tolerate you've got to be with not only tolerate them, rather than say
tolerate, the Quran says if your own parents are polytheists, then you must still show your good
habits towards them. This is I'm going to give you a reference of this. So this is surah lokman
		
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			surah, number 31.
		
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			I am number 15. So the third one is 15. Allah says, Why in Shahada Allah and to say that if you both
your parents are really struggling to make you are Hindi, because both of them are Hindus, you're a
Muslim, or their polytheist and you're you're a Muslim, and they're trying to make you a polytheist
and then don't obey them in that matter was Sahiba who Macedonia Moldova, but remain with them in
this world, in a good companionship. This is with your own Hindu parents. So with regards to LGBTs,
lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transsexuals, regards to them, I will not as a traditional Muslim, give
up my belief that the act is something which is a sin, I will not give up that I have the right to
		
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			keep that and all Muslim Sunni Muslims across the world have the right to keep that belief. Just
like I believe that schilke and polytheism is a sin and is a crime. However, Allah has said with
polytheists, I'm supposed to remain with them in a good companionship. And I will do exactly the
same with LGBTs. So if you're not, I'll be very honest with you. I in one of my houses, where I used
to live, I had a neighbor that was gay.
		
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			I used to go around to him. I used to say hello to Mr. Talk to him. I was good to him to shake his
hand. Nothing wrong with that. And of course, a time when I get the chance I might talk about
somebody's religious. But that's that's the operands token plus operands or the command to me and
you. So wherever Muslims have been horrible to these people, they've actually gone against the poor
and we're not supposed to be horrible to these people. But what are we supposed to do? Well, we were
supposed to tell them about the wrongful act just like I have the right to tell our policies that
look what you're doing is something which in my religion is seen as not only sin, but is something
		
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			which is something which is not, you know, it's not of deep thought that you bow down to a to a
stone. I have the right to say that to him, but if he wants to worship that he has the right to
worship done in this world, that's fine. You
		
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			Once Where should I have the right to believe that I can I can invite him towards, towards, towards
a good way anyway, when they came to their gatherings, they came with behaviors that other people
didn't have. So what did they do, some of them came. And they didn't wear the undergarment. They
literally came with an over garment, but no undergarments. So when they sat down, you could see the
private parts.
		
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			That's one of the things they did. Another one was that they would,
		
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			in a it's in the it's in a tuxedo sutra 3929 that they would make jokes with one another that are
obscene jokes. So making jokes of obscenity, this was the first people that I deal with the first
people that did this. And to laugh and joke about * and sexual acts was what they did.
		
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			Another one that what they did is they used swear words, commonly swear words, which again, is a
foul thing for people to do. And we shouldn't associate ourselves with those people who have the
habit of having that again, if there are people like that we'll we'll live with them, but we'll try
and call them to a good way. Another one they did is that they used to pass wind or what we know as
far as loudly. So they wanted to come to the gatherings and who they at least have contests and
matches, they have a match with one Mother of who could eat something, make himself fall loudly, and
then burst out laughing over.
		
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			So they used to fart like
		
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			whatever and they would laugh over it. Another thing they used to do is
		
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			they would come in they would
		
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			they would come to the gatherings and they would be very open about the sexual behavior.
		
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			In anything of this world that Allah has created and Allah has called as Zola has called us pairs of
one another. So the man is an opposite to the woman and the woman is an opposite to the man and
they've been created as two halves to be together as a whole. Not the Quranic description for us as
man was he said your zone or he said as much. And the very interesting thing is, Allah has never
mentioned
		
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			you know, whenever he this is this is this is absolutely not startling. Now what a lie them in the
Quran.
		
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			Allah never says about the wife of loot alehissalaam as a soldier, he doesn't call her a zone.
		
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			Because she was a controller, she was one who was a non believer in his religion.
		
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			He didn't say she was a half to him, she says inland merata, who accept his woman, Allah says except
his woman. And every time he refers to the Quran, he says except his woman, he does not refer to her
as his half. Because to be a half, you have to be in that relationship. Now. When Lutheran God His
message, his wife was against him in that message, and she was actually with the rest of them. And
this is where some Tafseer mentioned. And this is again, not in all the fears, but it's in some type
of series that they were lesbians in the time in that time of the city of Sodom.
		
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			They were lesbians. Now, of course, no way is it mentioned that his wife was of that kind. But it
the Quran mentioned that she's not a half to him, though it mentioned that she is his wife. Why is
that? Well, some of us even have said that simply because she doesn't have imagine her. If you have
a wife that doesn't shave a man with you, then she's not a half to you. She's just she's just a
woman. So anyway, that's a separate debate. What I want to say to you is that Allah azza wa jal has
created us as a half to another half, and it becomes a whole. So when a when two males who are there
who are really two same hubs, they come together
		
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			and they're like this. So basically, normally a half here and a half here would come together, make
a hole. But when you have, you know, like, if you take a magnet, you can see that see this
understanding and a magnet, you take a magnet, you take the opposite ends of two magnets, and they
will stick together. But if you turn one magnet around, this magnet will push the other magnet away.
Guess you know, you have to get them at the right ends to make them meet.
		
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			So there's a push, there's a push because that's just you know, this is the science of our last
click to the whole of the world. You have in electrons. You have positive and negative
		
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			electricity you have positive and negative yes or no and to make it work
		
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			And you have in you know, you're looking across the world. You look how Allah has created nature, it
has opposites and the opposites work together in harmony. Now there's gonna be quite a few things
that we have to mention. You know why we feel that it is a wrong act.
		
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			One great reason I've just said in the Tafseer why it's a wrong act is because Allah has created the
males and the females because they don't have procreation. If you don't procreate, you're in danger,
your species in danger, your whole your whole country is in danger. Unless treated as differently.
So a woman by biologically she's been created to have a baby. And when she has a baby, there's a
whole hormones and cycles that are going inside her. A she's going to become very emotional because
she's going to have milk that's going to appear in her *. See, naturally the kid should feed
off now they'll be doing Nana, Nana, Nana, you basically here's the bowl, here's some milk we've
		
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			made in a in a laboratory. You give that to your child feeding, get a nanny, sit down, you go back
to work. So that's what she's been she'd do Jr. Bollea in the bottle, nanny sit down and go to work.
Now, when a woman has given birth, she needs time to get back to normal again, you know, her memory
gets affected her, the way she works gets affected if she does spend time with a child. There are
huge effects that take place. I mean, any woman who's had an abortion, this is this new thing about
abortion, any woman has an abortion goes through some severe psychological problems. If not minor
ones, she will be affected as to my understanding from the studies that I've seen, there is no woman
		
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			that will not be affected when she has an abortion. Now, it depends what stage of the abortion as
well, but I'm talking about if it's a latest stage of the abortion, there's definitely severe
problems that she will have, you know, in the way she is after giving that abortion. So now she
gives a bottle of milk and she's okay feed it, then what happens? Well,
		
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			where did this breast cancer come from?
		
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			What didn't breast cancer come from?
		
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			I mean, 100 years ago, 200 years ago? Did they have breast cancer? I mean, I mean, you look at me,
it's simple. You've been both, you know, you've given been given this artificial milk, our women
have had their new coming in not, you know, given out, and the whole cycle is not being you know,
functioning properly. And then you find, you know, a big correlation of these women that have got
breast cancer in them. But anyway, what I want to mention is that these are lies to people in order
to make them, make them such individuals that are going to go and do what what certain governments
or agencies want to do you know what it's all about, it's about making money. Brothers, sisters wake
		
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			up. And those non Muslims who are watching this, please welcome.
		
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			Drugs, pharmaceutical companies are making the billions because of this artificial milk. That's what
it's about. They've manipulated governments they've done, the government comes up with the proper
research that breast milk is the best thing for the child. These pharmaceutical companies, they hire
scientists, and they manipulate research to try and make it show that you know what, there's nothing
wrong with this kind of milk that's given to children. Right. And and is it is better than than
breast milk, right now with homosexuality, and the whole thing about having * and so now what they
did in the last 70 years is they said that people could do this, you know, what's what the big case
		
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			right now is, which I was gonna come to, which is, now they've got a serious problem in the Western
world of fertility, the fertility is really down. The children in the families are less than two
children per family.
		
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			So what did they do? Well, they boosted up the child benefits, right to try and get them to have
more children. They said, Look, have they said to their own people, so these are born Canadians born
Americans, I'm born brash, now British, Li, you have a baby, give you some money, like, constantly
like, yeah, you don't want to have babies. So who catches on it is the Asians, the Africans and all
the others that come from other countries, they come they say, Hey, we don't believe in all of this
stuff. Yeah, we'll have as many children as we can. They said, Hey, what's going on here? We've got
to shut the borders now. Now they want to shut the borders, because they've got a population crisis,
		
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			a serious population crisis. Their fear is that if they allow all of these non sort of indigenous
people from from other countries, then they're going to fill up fill them up on their own their own
people because they've got
		
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			condoms. They've got, you know, sheets that they that they have, you know, * without
wanting to have babies. There are many women out there who just don't want to have babies. Though.
If you look in the 80s 90s swag, you kind of think what kind of brainwashing people have gone
through. So basically what happens is in the 50s, they start to show this modern woman
		
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			You know, at the office in the 60s, it becomes like you go out there and you know, it's all a
Beatles kind of age, dance, you know, *, rock and roll all of the 60s 70s was you have * with as
many people as you want, enjoy yourself, that's serious. And an 80s comes AIDS. LGBT is no one to
have children. So when they have children now, you know, in all these books, they have, you know,
the two princes and the two princesses and so on, and they making these books and so on. And they
want us to believe that this is the case. First thing is no, please show me a real two princes and a
real true Prince series is that do that I want to see Queen Elizabeth, and one of the children being
		
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			gay.
		
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			And I want to see her kingdom in a real form of you know, she's got within her family, she's proud
to say that I've got daughters and sons that are like this, because there's a bit of a hypocrisy
here where the world governments are all allowing these things to spread. But they themselves won't
practice in their royal palaces, and they won't have any of it. But anyway, that's your right, you
want to do that you want to spread through princes to princes, that you're right. Again, I'm just
giving you a simple religious point of view. And why am I saying this is because when you start
spreading this, and you want to have children, then you're going to have artificial insemination.
		
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			And what you will then do is, you're going to have two women who want to live as lesbians, one of
them wants to have a child. So then they'll insert a sperm of another man into the womb of this
woman, she'll give birth. Now she gives birth. The problem then is and these are new research that
are coming out, which is Allah has created the family unit, so that it has a father with his manly
traits, and a mother with him motherly traits. And when you have two mothers, or you have two
fathers that are going to be serious problems that will come up, muscularity has led to many
diseases that are spread. One of them is aids, there are many other diseases. And the other problem
		
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			is Look, I want to mention this, again, from a religious point of view, when a man is having *
with his wife, her organ is has got a lot of soft tissue there. It's called soft tissue. And it
releases a lot of fluid when he's about to and when he's about when he's engaging with
		
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			the *, or the back of a man or a woman does not release any fluids. And I want to say this very
clearly Islam is not against homosexuality, per se, only Islam is against * *.
		
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			And that stance I want to well to know when they accuse us of saying that you guys are against gays
because you don't believe in, you know, this type of *. No, hang on a minute, we don't just say
man to man. We say man to man, man to woman from the rear. It's Haram, it's forbidden. This is us as
Muslims, these are religious beliefs, and we have the right to exercise them. Why do we say why
can't a man get married to his wife? And then you know, have * with her from both ways? Well,
there's a big problem. And let me make that clear.
		
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			When a man has normal *, and is a heterosexual, then because her organ is giving fluid out and
it's getting soft down there, his organ
		
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			is able to find pleasure by a little bit of, of soft tissue. Okay, so the softness of that is enough
for him to find enjoyment in there. And eventually he will * eventually His heart is is
done. When a man has * from the rear of a woman or a man, what's happening is that the
rear has not been created for *. And that part of a human beings body is hard. And that
part of the human beings body release is no fluid. So what happens is that a man will engage in that
type and that act, whether it's with a woman or a man, and what then happens is that he gets the
enjoyment because of very hard rubbing on his organs. Then when he gets used to that, and he starts
		
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			having * with the woman from the front, he doesn't enjoy it anymore, because he doesn't get
pleasure, he needs a very hard and tough surface to try and getting aroused. Now, this is the big
problem here. If men continue to practice this, men will not like to go towards women. And and there
are many look, you know, there are many stages of homosexuals and many different phases that go in
their minds and child is something that I'll catch on next week or something. But when a man has
become active in homosexuality, he does not want to have * with a woman from her *. Why? It's
simply because he is not aroused. Why is he not aroused? Because it
		
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			tissue there, that doesn't even make him feel like he's touching anything. His organ doesn't even
feel like he's penetrating anything. Now this is a serious problem to the human race. And again, I'm
ending the series by saying if people out there want to do what they do, they do what they do. We're
not going to enforce our thing on them all we're going to give you is going to give you good advice.
And jack ma hi Rafa Dhawan and inshallah, see you next week with a second part of this. And again,
I'm not going to have any young children in this so