Hatem al-Haj – Engagement

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The speakers emphasize the importance of finding a woman with a history of being married, preserving privacy measures, avoiding false assumptions, and finding a woman attractive and avoiding false assumptions in marriage. They stress the need for strong privacy measures, privacy agreements, and witnesses in cases of divorce. The speakers emphasize the importance of preserving legal rights and having a strong will, flexibility in court environments, and strong personal and professional traits to ensure successful divorce.

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			Learn from us are sort of the most
		
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			sought after they would go over engagement and culture.
		
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			So this will be
		
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			sort of more interesting for people.
		
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			One of the days,
		
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			the chapters are particularly interesting, or the sound the chocolate, interesting presentation of
marriage,
		
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			waiting periods for employment. But this one chapter is interesting
		
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			for a lot of people engagement.
		
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			So I'll try to also
		
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			you know, include the, the mountain, I will try to basically read the nothing in here verbatim.
		
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			For those of you who would be interested.
		
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			I'm not doing any introduction, because we did them last time.
		
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			Maybe once in a while, we will repeat the introduction, but we are studying a unabridged book. And
anyone
		
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			have an idea it was compared to the evaporation,
		
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			including the positions
		
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			for weather.
		
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			And I didn't say that much I have in the past used to basically have a manual and every type of
knowledge, and then they would expand. From there. We'll start with a manual which is the cord. So
very abridged, concise code,
		
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			where we summarize the subject.
		
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			And then they go from there. So the manual is the nucleus, and then the elaborating on it. They have
the so called pseudo explanations, commentaries.
		
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			And then, in addition to this, they elaborate on the elaboration by the so called habashi, which are
site and footnotes.
		
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			Notes, they usually wrote them on the sides
		
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			because the right amount of
		
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			science, so how actually would be cited footnotes. So we have three different types of
		
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			books. In fact, we have four because there are some books that are like NACA, for instance, will
remember when we discussed the last time the different books on
		
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			the road. And we said that the smallest number that we are explained.
		
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			And the largest will be,
		
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			which is a compendium of compared to number two was in lockdown.
		
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			And number three is a cavity number two from
		
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			the what the second smallest would be, number three would be
		
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			cafe mocha would not
		
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			would not qualify.
		
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			Like, necessarily maybe or the state book, like the cafe, for instance, would not qualify, because
I'm somewhere between a recommended book, but it would not qualify as a magnificent book. So when
the book is larger than an
		
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			explanation of a rapid scope.
		
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			So you have the mountain you have the Kitab, you have the shark, you have the hamachi
		
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			is the manual, the code, the sharp is the explanation of that many weather code to house the RV
additional cited
		
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			by scholars and other generations
		
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			to the sun,
		
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			which is on the map.
		
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			The book is just by itself. It's a it's larger than the book it is not an explanation of another
larger book. That's not an explanation of this would be called
		
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			crashing
		
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			long there is a mechanism
		
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			for doing that.
		
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			Compared to the explanation, and we did say why they're doing very good explanation, because it
would be important particularly for people who live in the west
		
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			to have a comparative to
		
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			have a comparative approach to flip even if you go buy one melt up or if you have one melt up your
foundation, but to have some comparative understanding that is important for
		
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			sort of promoting tolerance, and it is also important,
		
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			particularly important in our times, because
		
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			we need to understand the wisdom of the Divine, not within the confines of one single email more or
less, which hard
		
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			our face sometimes or some people's face, particularly skeptics or particularly people that
		
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			understand the you know the difference between the divine and that you
		
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			started here by saying, engagement.
		
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			Actually, engagement is between brackets corner of the bracket, so this is an addition for me
anything above the footnotes? That is not from me as I put it between the brackets.
		
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			So I added this title just for clarification,
		
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			but he's lost around
		
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			11 miles or harder. Thank you, telcos here, look a faker, Katarina.
		
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			Man, Hamada
		
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			Plattner
		
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			matin
		
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			Allahu
		
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			la la
		
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			isla
		
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			de la
		
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			so this means
		
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			well man whoever
		
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			wherever
		
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			whoever
		
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			whoever What are them wanted
		
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			it's about engagement so to propose
		
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			Roxanne to propose to our
		
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			father who loves Lego to him from lover looking. So he's entitled to look in
		
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			others looking level he's entitled to
		
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			either looking at
		
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			that which
		
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			appears
		
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			however that time other is work customarily
		
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			the translation is different from my translation here and announcements by
		
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			translation does not have to be exact to actually have like your face
		
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			care is like what you got here face
		
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			to face, hands and hands
		
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			and feet.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So everyone wants to propose calm and looking at that which usually appears or customarily appears
customarily appears where
		
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			no longer in public
		
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			by for surfing, he's not talking about public because in public domain
		
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			With only be okay to appear according to the Hanafi Meza, not the Maliki's not the Chava is not the
hundreds.
		
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			So for certain, he's talking about what customarily appears at home. Color wise, what's the
distinction between the hotter than anyone else? If these are things that would appear in public?
What is entitlement?
		
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			Okay, so, first of all, looking is important, looking is important. And it has been reported by non
Muslim
		
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			men came to the prophet SAW seven, and he told them that I proposed on and the Prophet said to him,
and I thought it they call it out.
		
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			So the Prophet said to him, Have you looked at her, he said, No. And then the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam said to him, look at her, because there's something in the eyes,
		
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			which means something undesirable by them will have something undesirable.
		
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			Maybe the eyes of the ensemble are a little bit narrower than what Americans usually desire. So the
prevalence of them is basically alerting them that, you know,
		
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			you guys desire a certain appearance, you do want to look at errors to make sure that you're
comfortable with how she appears
		
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			before you married her, and this is extremely important, in fact, said that you should not ask first
about her ID, this was very,
		
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			he said that the first thing you should ask about is not rarely, you should ask about your beauty
first.
		
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			So then if you know that she's beautiful,
		
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			you asked about purity. And if she is religious, then you proceed. And if she is not religious, then
you're afraid. Because then you would have refrained for the lack of religiosity, not the lack of
beauty.
		
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			Because if you asked about her theme, and then she you know that she is religious, and then you
proceed, and then you look at her and she's not beautiful, or, you know, beautiful is relative,
right? Beauty is relative, she's not beautiful in your eyes. So, if you asked about her LSU Assa T,
and then you see, you're told that she is religious, and then you, you proceed, and then you
discover that she's not beautiful. And you're afraid that you will have rejected a religious woman
for the lack of beauty.
		
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			That is unbefitting, that is hurtful.
		
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			So first ask about her beauty or to try to figure out if you are content with her appearance. And
then ask about your religiosity
		
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			so that when you make your final decision, you're perceiving or refraining on the basis of
		
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			religiosity.
		
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			So there are many other hobbies, the fact which is that you do need to be comfortable with how your
spouse looks.
		
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			Now, can we say the same applies to the sisters?
		
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			Yes, absolutely. they're entitled to accepting or rejecting. However, they're not the ones that are
seeking out with a preference.
		
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			Not say, go and look for like a handsome man. But when someone proposes to her and she does not feel
that he is comfortable with his looks, she was saying she needs to be content with his appearance as
well.
		
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			Now the extent
		
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			of looking over to the extent to which she could look at or could be shown to the closet, what is
the extent how much of it could be shown? So now, he said to us in our cafe Academy and like her
face, her hands and her feet.
		
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			Basically, he said,
		
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			that which customarily appears, but if we go to other places within them,
		
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			As we will find that there is a little bit of disagreement within the month.
		
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			But within the very last minute
		
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			What ever appears customarily is not just that
		
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			you add to it, the head,
		
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			neck,
		
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			we could even parts of the legs.
		
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			But we'll just leave it at this for
		
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			the majority, which is the three months
		
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			caprican h means what
		
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			guys you should be studying
		
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			and I gave you the has the abbreviations capital H does not only mean hanafy
		
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			it means the strong position within the hierarchy method.
		
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			capital and hamstrung position of them the Maliki capitalists from position one vendor safaree. And
then a small A
		
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			is the weaker position within the company was that all of those set was
		
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			facing as
		
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			you would expect from the front office also to add
		
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			fee, right because the
		
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			feet are okay to show period. This is the default. This is not just for the cup.
		
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			So all of them said face and hands the herpes would add feet
		
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			is Ms stronger for
		
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			Phase
		
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			II.
		
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			Neck
		
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			I will just leave it at best because some of them also said the parts of the legs
		
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			can then we have this third position that is a weaker position that left it up to
		
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			the you know the thoughts of angle of tober. The one I propose to end one proposing
		
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			so
		
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			they said that she could show whatever she wants.
		
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			But that's the weaker position.
		
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			Remember, these are the to orthodox positions. So if some people wanted to pay first, that's fine. I
think this is fine.
		
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			Some people sometimes to have excessive excessive cautious piety and some sisters, party sisters
sometimes were at least they heard of this or around what to propose to accomplish what he wanted.
He went to her home and then she refused to take off from the club. This is too difficult now.
		
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			So that is misplaced one. That is because you're actually defying the consensus. The consensus is
that you could show the face misses by instances. So if you if you refuse to show the face to
someone who's proposing to do that there's a little bit of a misplaced what are
		
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			what are what
		
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			are pious caution
		
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			that could be both
		
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			so what can what can the woman do? So we're saying that you know he would be seeking out a good wife
and we said that he would look for
		
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			he will ask about her beauty first and then he will try to figure out that she's religious. So that
his final decision whether this acceptance or Reject rejection is based on her Deen religiosity not
really looks.
		
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			So what can the woman into if she is interested in getting married? Or can she do anything?
		
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			Or should she
		
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			wait until someone proposes they're standing here that is okay. It seems like from reading some of
the
		
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			you know reports from the Sahaba that
		
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			when a woman wanted to get married, she she
		
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			The
		
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			different things and particularly from Serbia,
		
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			which is reported by Muslims
		
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			is particularly
		
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			the fact that when they do want to get married
		
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			just
		
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			to clear up the appearance, that does not mean that she will take off her hijab, it just means that
she will take better care of her appearance. And this is particularly important when
		
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			husband died,
		
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			what she did
		
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			when she ended her waiting period by giving birth to a child with a T bore, she was pregnant when he
died. And this is after they were there by the way. So this is very late. So we cannot say that this
abrogated by the versus the of the jab
		
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			which is one of the proofs on the permissibility of showing the face and hands for those who believe
that it is permissible.
		
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			So
		
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			I was met by a saboteur and about her in so many points I was
		
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			interred in upon her she which means that she was at home but then some reports are particularly
documents report, he met her so apparently met her in the street. And he saw that she is
		
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			it's a metaphor hooked up to the fire signals for the pub, you know, suitors.
		
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			And how did she do this? We we can glean this from some of the reports were said that she is in
		
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			trouble.
		
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			So it
		
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			puts an eyeliner.
		
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			It's quite a copula is a particular type of is.
		
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			That is the handle?
		
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			cuz I've probably spoken
		
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			in the hands.
		
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			So it means that, yes, she could do like based on the sensory, there is a lot of disagreement here.
I'm not going into the controversy, because the controversy starts from, you know what she is
allowed to show her face or not,
		
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			you know, taking
		
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			the power position of the majority that she's allowed to show her face, and hands can I build the
rest of this study from survey are meant that she when she is
		
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			interested in getting married, that she could do a little bit more in terms of taking care of her
appearance, that is not that they call her her job, but to take care of her appearance
		
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			to show that she is interested in getting married.
		
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			And I also said that it may be acceptable for a woman to go to places just to be noticed. And this
should not be perceived as suboptimal or dishonorable or anything like this, because of his interest
in getting married. Why do you think like she has a need to get married? Like her male counterpart?
Why is it that her brother can go out and be looking and actively pursuing and then particularly in
a country like this or a community like ours or environment like this, where Muslims are scattered
out through a continent like 6 million Muslims scattered all through a large continent, or less than
6 million Muslims, it may be harder. So to basically go out to places with the intent of being
		
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			noticed absolutely fine, absolutely. If not even desirable.
		
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			So she goes out to
		
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			you know, family and public events, conventions and so on to be noticed. You should not feel bad
about this. Because she's doing this for us, which is to get married to get noticed and subsequently
or consequently get married.
		
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			Sometimes also like matrimonial services.
		
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			People have different
		
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			notions about matrimonial services or receptions of matrimonial services, but they could be used
anything that
		
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			could be used the practice
		
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			some precautions, take your precautions and make sure that you're not
		
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			putting yourself in harm's way and that these things could be could be used,
		
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			they have
		
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			posed a question to us and about the this particular arrangement totally bring a large group of
		
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			brothers and sisters to meet in a large room. And then they have tables were
		
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			basically here.
		
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			So, in that the tables are numbered, so that they use the brothers and sisters use the matrimonial
services, and then the sister
		
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			basically decides that she's interested in meeting those three suitors. So, the, they will be
arranged for the brother and the sister in the presence of the court and the presence of the
Guardian guardians to meet one another, and then some CCG could move from table five,
		
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			for instance, to table seven, and then she could move to
		
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			table 80.
		
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			Because, you know, at certain times, to meet with those particular brothers,
		
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			whether you like this arrangement or not, there is like, there is something that is very important,
we should understand that whatever you like for yourself, your daughter, your sister is not
		
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			what is islamically binding her knee
		
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			and everybody else, whatever I like, you know, and the preacher particularly needs to pay attention
to this, so that he does not give his own into an instrument biases mixed with
		
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			religious rulings. So there is a difference between what you like what you prefer,
		
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			and what is color.
		
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			So, when arrangement like this, I felt that would be Hello.
		
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			But to make it to make the best out of it, you need to exercise a lot of
		
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			diligence in matching people just to preserve the honor of the sisters in good matching, so that
when she's moving from room from five to seven to 80
		
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			these are actually good matches. So there is no unnecessary exposure to people that are not good
matches.
		
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			And you need to have guardians present. Now, not necessarily the guardians in the sense or I should
not say this, I would say family, so if he or she has their maternal or paternal hands for mom, but
still okay, we're not getting married yet. So, there is no need, because if you say that there is a
need here for our background, you produce your proof right. What is your proof for is that
		
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			how could you prove it?
		
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			There is no need for Malcolm in particular, which is the sort of the mayor relative like her father,
her brother and so on.
		
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			So, to have some family, this would be just a precautionary measure, precautionary measure.
Otherwise, if he said no family whatsoever, in the presence of all of those people, this is not
seclusion here. He is a wonderful family. You know, what if it is a third sister that doesn't have
you know, Muslim family that was would be willing to partake in an event like this.
		
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			So it would be okay. We just added this as a precautionary measure to add more safety
		
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			and propriety to the whole scenario. So your exercise due diligence and good matching, you have some
family members present and allow family members to be present in this room. And if you want to do
this, then this is fine. Certainly
		
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			If a particular sister is known in the community by her present since her is active, and she is
known in the community and she gets suitors every other day, we will certainly tell her you don't
need any of the above. You don't need to, you know,
		
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			sort of take care of your appearance a little bit more than usual. You don't need to go to events
and places to be noticed. You don't need this matrimonial services or matching business and going to
these particular events on blockchain, you don't need any of the above and we would prefer for you
that you don't you don't do any of this. Why are you doing it? If you're getting a lot of suitors
here doorsteps.
		
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			But this is for
		
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			the rest of the people.
		
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			Finally, it would be permissible for us we are talking about what the sisters could do, because
there is like a problem, you know that you can always ignore over
		
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			those problems as if they don't exist. So there is a problem, particularly for the sisters to find
good suitors. Because we said that their exposure they're mixing with
		
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			sisters can can only be a Muslim men. So if she needs to be able to have
		
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			a go,
		
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			some exposure.
		
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			If she is,
		
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			we said that it is not usual, that you will be seeking out a suitor what is used what is for the man
to seek out the woman. And that will be the default, but isn't hard for a sister to seek out a
suitor and to propose to a soldier. He was not
		
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			satisfied with any reports of this from Sydney Malik that a woman came and proposed to the Prophet
sallallahu sallam. And then you see where the culture here comes in. And the daughter of innocent
nomadic heard this? And she said, shame, shame.
		
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			How can she do the same thing? Because
		
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			that is the culture part. So as something that except for her, she's who she was interested in the
best of humanity, the Prophet sallallahu sallam. So if you offer her
		
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			she offered the self determined marriage. That's a common thing. You know, so if a woman wants to
propose that springs, hello, she wants to it's not the default it is not what's customary, but it
should not be perceived as
		
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			or indifferent.
		
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			Now, someone could say the preference, hello sentiments, instructed, you know, the Sahabi that came
and he said I proposed a woman is struck to them can look into and he said have you looked go and
look? Because there is something that the eyes have the answer, someone could say, but looking is
not enough.
		
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			is looking enough?
		
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			Someone could say looking good enough, you know, how do I come to know her?
		
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			In these forms of arranged marriages?
		
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			How do I get to know her?
		
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			This would be a justifiable question. Why because
		
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			if you
		
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			have a Master, master chorale and Mecca,
		
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			Mecca is basically Mecca.
		
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			The city of Mecca was the size of a master McKenna.
		
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			We're about that size, just a little bit more. And some people may have lived in the outskirts and
so on. But they're their cities, their villages, they used to be very small, and the population is
very small. So he would expect them to know much more about each other than we do in our days. So if
a brother came from San Francisco and he looked at her ones, and she's okay and she looked at him
once and she found them to be okay. It may still there, it may still be not enough to to proceed
		
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			not as justifiable
		
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			So in this case, we say the following. First of all, no one said that you need to propose once you
have looked at her, and once, you could have a lot of visitation, a lot of this customers prior to
the engagement, and these needs to be in the presence of some family members, not my mom's family
members,
		
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			because the family, the presence of you know, not your family members, without this safety and, you
know, propriety and remove the
		
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			problem of hardware, sick illusion. Okay. So you have some family members, and you have a lot of
discussions and toxic things, they will continue uncomfortable. And then after, yes.
		
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			Yes, for the reverse. They could have friends.
		
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			Friends would be just like family members of this case. Yes.
		
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			At the end of the day, you know, because a couple of levels apart from fear of as much as you can
never say or inferred could not arrange for a friend to be present. She needs him in the public
library. That's fine. She needs them in a public public place. That is fine. Yes.
		
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			So there is no touching meaning there is
		
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			there is nothing, you know, when it comes to engagement, or the the exemption here is that you are
allowed to look, but you are not allowed to touch? Because a lot of people do, you know, at least
some forms of my touching. But that is not even permissible.
		
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			Yes, no limitation to the number of blocks, until you're completely satisfied that she is, she's
okay. And then you could predict them, then afterwards, you need to proceed.
		
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			Afterwards, you need to proceed. So what Islam gave us like a sort of a multi phase process here.
First, before the engagement, you when Islam allows you to sit down and look at even according to
the stronger position in the hands of a member, just somebody
		
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			she does not need to be in her chair, she will need to be in what customarily appears. So he's
looking at her now. Like she worked through the same way she will be at home with him. Not exactly
the same way. But at least there is no scarf. She had no she saw her hair, her face and neck, feet
hands.
		
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			so on. So see. So this is before engagement.
		
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			Cuz then they will sit down and talk like they have this family,
		
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			friends. And then for those who don't have one and don't have two people who are present in a public
place, just to make sure that there is no seclusion. And you could talk as much as you can, and look
as much as you want, until you're comfortable that she's the right person.
		
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			And then the same applies to her
		
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			when it comes to looking or talking about him versus her. Because looking is more, you know, the
scars have been always more and more more lenient. As far as women looking at men.
		
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			There is more leniency there than men looking at women
		
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			is you know, the strictness applies to men more than it applies to women.
		
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			But then after the engagement, you could continue also with this.
		
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			Basically, you could visit her at home.
		
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			But you wanted to highlight underscore the fact that engagement is not basically
		
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			this is not basically a minor marriage, per se
		
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			have been treated engagement has a minor marriage, which is absolutely incorrect engagement does not
give any privileges to anyone, except for clocking and looking. And that's it. And looking is
limited to becoming comfortable that Yes, she is the right person. And then afterwards, and
everybody keep in mind that we cannot always use numbers, we cannot always be like to objective
about, you know, the rulings and give you a number, you can talk for half an hour, three times a
week, for two weeks, there will be a prescription for our top medicine.
		
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			And some people want to know sometimes when you say to people, women should not wear things that are
attractive, and then they want you to say she cannot wear anything except to black, Navy, or gray, I
can we can give her numbers of colors.
		
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			To go to the fabric store and give them numbers
		
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			there has to be some level of subjectivity some level of you know, self regulation, she should not
wait.
		
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			The Aries was there in different environments, to a great extent. And the Prophet did not say these
colors are okay, these colors are not okay.
		
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			The same applies here, you cannot say that the period the duration, but he could say that you earn
trusted with us, you're dealing with a law, who sees you know, the inner crevices of your heart and
your mind. So don't think that you will be able to deceive a lot, no one can. So you will be looking
until you're comfortable that she's the right person, and then that's it, you quit, you quit, you
either move on to the next step, which is getting contracted. Or if you're not going to move on to
the next step, which is getting contracted, there should not be more, you know,
		
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			basically looking and talking and stuff like this, unless you want to talk to be comfortable with
her expectations, because expectations and so on and so forth. But in this case, she will put on her
she could put on her
		
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			agenda
		
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			like usual, it would be very sort of format, appropriate discussion.
		
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			So that that is, you know, before engagement, engagement can then getting contracted, which is
another step. And this step, you know, I value the step so much because between getting contracts,
and the consummation of marriage, there, here is our chance as Muslims, and not all of us will need
to use this in this way. But for those who are interested in sorts of, you know,
		
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			some form of halau premarital dating, that that's here that is here.
		
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			That is when you can have a marriage. It's not premarital, by the way, because you're married, it is
kind of pre consummation pre moving in
		
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			dating, that should should only be here, that is not here, that is not here. And certainly not here.
		
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			But it is only here between this and this. So to get contracted that this doc
		
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			right to have the ark, the Ark is a contract, contract of marriage had an investment will be either
quote McAfee by some scholars Award and the cap by other scholars will
		
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			pertain to
		
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			by other scholars would pertain to the consummation of anyway, we do have different
		
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			steps in the gap.
		
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			And we have conservation
		
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			moving in together.
		
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			This is when you can have a lot of liberty to get to know one another. Better. Keep in mind that at
the end of all of this
		
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			Once you get married,
		
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			you may still find out that you have not really gotten to know him or her.
		
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			Because there are lots of things that will only appear after conservation after you move in
together, after you become partners in this
		
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			you know, Corporation.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Before the engagement and after, after the engagement, too, it's not permissible for them to be
alone.
		
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			Yeah, that is why I keep on saying that the engagement is not any.
		
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			It is not partial marriage, it is not minor marriage, it's nothing, it will only allow
		
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			looking.
		
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			That's it.
		
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			Okay, I said family, friends, people, because in the in the safest most appropriate is in the
presence of family members. But doesn't that does not mean by the way that the family members would
be hovering over them all the time, it just means that you're not at home. So they could be in a
room. And then you could excuse yourself and step out, you're not gonna close doors or anything. So
it is not seclusion, by the technical definition of seclusion. But you're just giving them a little
bit of room. So you could go out and mind your business, and do anything and allow them some private
time, but it is in the presence of family because they are here at home, in the presence of family.
		
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			So it is not like the family member is hovering over, or sitting, you know, two feet away from the
husband, or in the middle is going
		
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			to happen this way. You're just in the presence of family without seclusion.
		
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			Suddenly, versus there's people who don't have family etc. Friends, when you know, do you cannot
arrange for a friend to come with you. a public place will do.
		
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			Yes,
		
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			that's true, except that for one who is proposing to a woman, he is entitled to looking at
		
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			more than what she would usually show.
		
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			But that is limited to you know, had neck, hair, that means the hair in the neck, you know the hands
and feet.
		
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			And others only in the belly must have also because on the other hand, she does not show the food,
she doesn't show that. Yes,
		
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			people does not have to be Muslims,
		
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			which stops the consultors.
		
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			know if she cannot see another sweater, and this is the next one. The next one, she cannot see
another suitor after she
		
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			basically approves of the engagement until she gives him her word of when she could be looking for
other suitors. And
		
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			you keep in mind that they keep on talking about arranged marriages and arranged marriages. This is
not really arranged. This is very, you know, to go through the Islamic steps is basically very
thought out marriage It is very well informed marriage. Because before you move to this
consummation, you have enough exposure, you have enough interaction. But at the end of the day, keep
in mind that he could be living together. You know,
		
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			in the mainstream culture. He could be living together for seven years and then they move in
together and get married.
		
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			And then the divorce in the first year. Because the four is never like after
		
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			that marriage thing is consequential is
		
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			Big is consequential. So it could be living together and seven years, you already have two or three
kids attending the wedding. And then they have a divorce in the first year.
		
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			So part of it is you have to rely on online to put your trust in Allah, you make your best judgment
about this particular person being suitable or not, and put your trust in a lot of them. After the
conservation, the good thing about Islam is that it does not like to enter this relationship
forever. It is a failed relationship. It certainly tells you, you know, you have to keep it you have
to be dutiful to it, and so on. But it doesn't matter. You lucked into this relationship. And that
was part of the legislation. legislators are worried about
		
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			the permissibility of divorce. People nowadays in
		
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			the church have been fighting this for centuries. And they just have to give in no one listen. No
one wants to stay in a failed relationship forever just to destroy everybody involved
		
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			in the sphere of relationships, so Islam says Don't you know, Sam says divorces happen.
		
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			By the way, which we'll come to the talk about.
		
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			plentiful. The force could be any one of the five values.
		
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			But for the food that is hard enough. And that is everything me is choosing
		
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			the form of
		
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			was converted, but he cycled with 100 feet on this one. The default for the force is
impermissibility not not only
		
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			because of the harm that it causes to the divorcee, particularly we're talking about unjustifiable
divorce. We're talking about the man decided that you know he loved affair I love He wants to try
something else. So that and then he divorces you do you think that this would be just
		
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			high don't believe that? This would be hard on?
		
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			Because it is an unjustifiable divorce. It's an unwarranted and justifiable divorce. Yes.
		
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			Yes. So,
		
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			basically, whatever is covered in the physical in the real world is a diverse world, whatever is
going on in the real world is hard on in the virtual world.
		
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			So you can have Skype talks,
		
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			or Skype
		
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			conferences meetings with
		
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			you know, ear, ear,
		
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			ear, you know, after getting contract with you can travel together, we said this, he could have
seclusion could travel together, there is only a promise that he would not consummate the marriage.
		
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			But, you know, you could basically exchange,
		
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			affection, and travel together and things of that nature. It's just that you're not having
*, before consummation and moving.
		
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			Here, here, the first word you could have, you know, video conference and things of that nature. And
she wouldn't be able to show the same thing that she was showing in the real world.
		
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			If if that is secure, and I'm not really an IT expert, I don't allow my family, even if they have a
discussion with me, too.
		
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			Because I have this like paranoia in front of the virtual world. But I will not allow my family to
take off their job, because I don't know who else is looking when we're having a bit of like a Skype
		
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			sort of chat. But if it is secure, let's say that there is no one else looking then it would be the
same thing as in the real world.
		
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			And depends on your comfort level with the person work.
		
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			Can we exchange pictures? Yes, you could exchange pictures but in this case, also
		
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			depends on the amount of security. So when it comes to the Skype and the pictures and so on, stick
to the majority stick to the Hanafi Maliki
		
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			position, which is also a position within the mouth, we're talking about the face and hands only
		
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			limit that 100 value position to where there is actually a real meeting and a physical place that is
controlled.
		
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			have her go. And then a suitor came in. She wanted to show him how she looks, how she would look at
home.
		
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			ready position may be
		
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			an
		
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			idea if you try to see, etc, at least from what I understand. How about like this close, maybe
medical condition, maybe legal condition in the country, maybe an actual condition that has to be
exposed something like this? Is there any obligations? Or it's just a sample of like you see me like
this? And don't worry about like my legal status?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			That's a good question.
		
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			Certainly, if you lie lying around, right?
		
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			She is not asking the appropriate question, or he is not asking the appropriate question. How much
do you need to disclose without the other party asking?
		
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			You don't need to disclose much without the other party asking they need to ask unless, unless there
is something that is consequential, materially consequential to the
		
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			essence of marriage itself. If you have HIV, you need to disclose
		
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			if you are incapable of verifying relations, for some reason or another, into school stuff, that
isn't materially consequential to the essence of marriage.
		
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			So you need to disclose it without being asked.
		
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			But if it is not materially consequential for the essence of marriage, what marriage is about, then
the other party needs to ask questions.
		
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			And you do not need to disclose
		
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			voluntarily.
		
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			We're talking about you do not need to show Do you? Absolutely.
		
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			Is it better? Is it
		
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			more female, graceful, gracious, can the
		
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			appropriate all of that? Absolutely, you should let him know as much as possible about you. So that
this decision is a well informed decision.
		
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			Let us say you have
		
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			seizures.
		
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			Do you have to tell your wife that I have seizures seizure disorder?
		
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			would be a good idea because she could be frightened.
		
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			sees but
		
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			but do you have to know because it is not materially consequential to the essence of marriage?
		
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			Should you Yes, because
		
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			it is something that put yourself in a place would you be interested in knowing beforehand in the
you know, the other party has seizure disorder, diabetes, something about nature, as far as the
financial status you don't need to tell. But that is that is very
		
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			expected and I can't imagine that in our times. There will be a woman that will not ask you about
your financial status.
		
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			That
		
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			is the problem is
		
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			that we don't
		
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			even look at is disqualified from the victim. So he wants to at least get in and then explain why
and
		
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			i
		
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			i personally felt like if this happened to my daughter, I would be very
		
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			the more the more you
		
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			know
		
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			something special about health is
		
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			expected healthy person. So if somebody has a seizure has diabetes and heart
		
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			disease, the children so why you should disclose this? Otherwise, we're getting a defective product.
		
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			I said you should.
		
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			I said you don't have to
		
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			shove does not mean that you have to. And this is part of the purpose of the introduction, I
explained the introduction. When we say, in Arabic, don't we have two different words? You have?
Bobby? Bobby Yeah, the door. Yeah, these are sure. Yeah, did not
		
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			okay. So, it is not must, because if I say most of it, I have to produce a proof
		
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			like proof, no obligation, and there is no proof unless, unless it is materially consequential to
the marriage and the essence of marriage itself.
		
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			But
		
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			this case, because we will come to the chapter of usability and fixing the defects that will result
in a moment in the art, this color is not to overlook the subject, there are defects that will
result in the right to annulment, the right to anonymous is fast, it is not divorce, it is as if it
never existed. So it is as if the contract was enhanced, in consequential void if there were defects
that were hidden, that are substantial and very consequential to marriage, but having been diabetic,
is not one of those.
		
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			So
		
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			it is certainly better. And the more transparent those processes, the better it is. Let me just
finish the one thing so that we could take a little break. The one thing that I wanted to end with
is
		
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			Dr. Bach, and do I need to go like in too much detail about this country's
		
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			a woman is married for four reasons. You know, the beauty, the lineage, the wealth, candreva
Geocities, America religious women that you may prosper. This week is self explanatory. And as we
said that what you will be looking for is everything else, first of the phenomena itself. So that
the final decision is made on the places out now, I like how she looks, I'm okay with her family.
You know, I don't care if she makes money or not for if I care, she makes a lot of money. Happy with
all of that. Then, you know, I asked about our religion she is so that I could make my final
decision based on religiosity, rejection or acceptance could be based on religiosity. Can you flip
		
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			this? Is it applied both ways? Absolutely. It was up to
		
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			the woman will accept
		
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			the one that he's comfortable with what what may be a little bit problematic in flipping this. The
criteria making them applicable to him and also his hobbies were the profits on the line sometimes.
		
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			Is that would you like to follow
		
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			if you
		
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			If someone that you're comfortable with is DNS manners comm proposed to you then
		
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			sort of give him your policies that is your own under the water under aircare giving you a protege
marriage, less it will be much corruption on Earth.
		
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			It mentioned two criteria only two criteria only. So does that mean that the first one that knocks
the door who fulfills satisfies the two criteria? You can? You have to say yes to Him? As a woman?
No, it is not. Because the hobbies of
		
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			love your loved one, when two men propose to her, and the profits of the loss of an advisor, canario
Salah, what did he say about Mali? He said he beats his wives beats women. So don't marry him. And
he said about Malia,
		
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			Malia, he has broke he doesn't have any money. So that is not Dean manners here. You know. So you
could say that eating sugar is not good manners. But what about the money? He said to her don't
marry and he's broke?
		
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			So that indicates that No, she's not actually she does not have to say yes to the first doctor, or
the first suitor that comes by so she she has the right to basically look at everything else. But
the
		
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			the
		
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			all of these things are matters of what matters or preference and things the Prophet is saying that
the things that should make you reject the proposal, in principle, are good enough.
		
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			That would make you not entertain the proposal are that Ian Hello, Tina, manners, credit geography
Americans. So if there is room is just in manners You're in for cleaning the proposal. But then if
she doesn't like how she looked at how he looks, he she is impacted, say no, as much as he's
entitled to picking the woman who whose appearance is desirable to him. So she is entitled to all of
that. But in principle, you will not reject any proposal, unless there is a problem with the quality
that you should not entertain the proposal to begin with.
		
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			Then we'll stop here and then we'll just come back not for
		
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			too long, again, so long to talk about the second proposal in getting multiple proposals at the same
time. And we'll come back in 10 minutes
		
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			or so, now, there is plenty more. So, we were done with part the first part of the bundle we have
two points to discuss about.
		
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			One of the two points is the multiple proposals or proposing to owner that have been proposed to
before and the last one is which woman can you propose to in terms of the women that are in the
waiting periods? Can you propose to them or not.
		
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			So,
		
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			what I often
		
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			use Can I rely
		
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			on a physical tip
		
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			one after the other our fiscal tip
		
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			was why
		
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			it does not die after he does not propose.
		
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			He
		
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			does not propose
		
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			fitbits Yaki
		
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			means here after
		
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			means that
		
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			usually hear means after principal tip that proposal has one of his brother
		
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			in law except
		
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			except if
		
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			he was not accepted or he was not
		
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			he has not been accepted accepted, he has not been accepted
		
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			if he has not
		
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			accepted
		
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			us can you know what second means
		
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			Salford settlement setup. So, they did not settle,
		
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			they did not show him that they are they have settled for four.
		
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			This is this is certainly a matter of consensus, but when is the when does it become a matter of
consensus that is after the acceptance not before?
		
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			Not before. Now these you have these here in front of you is from a Korean Muslim up about an hour
from the prophet SAW that he said what I have to
		
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			tip
		
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			them.
		
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			So, for the thing that he says basically the same meeting here, but at the end prior to consulting
until the one who proposed beforehand, let's go
		
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			out
		
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			or it gives him permission. So he lets go or it gives him permission. So it is very possible that he
would say, you know, I proposed to that woman she's a great woman, but in case she refuses me, why
don't you go I can propose to her as well, because you want the best for your brother as well.
		
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			No, she is not forbidden from accepting proposals unless she had shown to the first one acceptance.
So she said to the first one, okay, we're wearing gays, you know,
		
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			he went, everybody is knows now that for Lana, x woman is not too bad for them is the fiance of
		
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			this. Now.
		
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			Up until that point, multiple proposals could be made.
		
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			And multiple proposals could be made on which basis
		
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			in which
		
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			two men propose to her the Prophet came and said to her, don't marry a Muslim he beats women. Don't
marry Morrow and he's broke. He doesn't have money. Marios
		
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			can and then if we say that this is if we say that the profits are set up for betas from doing this,
then
		
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			it would be even worse to approach a woman that is already married, which some people do
		
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			nowadays.
		
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			to approach a woman that is already married is actually a great sin. And would be it would qualify
as a Kabir because the prophets had placed them in the mesa meaning that once would qualify as a can
be nice when he's not one of us.
		
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			He is not one of us, who turns a woman against her husband
		
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			who turns over against her husband
		
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			placed them in
		
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			jail.
		
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			This was reported authentically by
		
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			many authenticated
		
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			ladies
		
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			is not one of us who turns a woman against the Muslim beep is to ruin her for him, basically.
		
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			And certainly the worst way of me
		
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			Who's to propose to her to convince her that you should divorce him so that I marry you
		
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			even applies to the woman that is
		
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			the woman that was divorced in her waiting period, if the divorce was not a finalized divorce, as we
would come to see. So now
		
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			for
		
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			her to be accepting proposals, she's forbidden from this as a woman, you know, as a married woman,
if she is basically accepting proposals or showing that he is accepting proposals from Eric woman
could be doing this
		
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			because he may be interested in you know, having something different. So,
		
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			he certainly is, another could be another enormity is the profits of loss
		
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			in hobbies, so band which is reported back to music, and
		
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			human writing,
		
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			about configuring messing around right.
		
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			Whenever a woman asks her husband for a divorce, without he just trying hardship, in progress, a
paradise is forbidden to her. Whenever a woman asks the husband for the force, without justifying
hardship, the fragments of Paradise will be forbidden to her
		
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			a lot when you're writing a book see.
		
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			So, this is very serious business, you know, to
		
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			question regarding the proposal,
		
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			what if the person doesn't know that already has a proposal or is it obligation to find out?
		
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			So, I see somebody
		
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			No, it was not an obligation to find out of the woman have been proposed to the foreign lot, but it
will be known and if it is not known, then you will basically go and speak with someone and they
will tell you
		
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			where you're going and you know, tell them that I want to come and visit you at home
		
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			someone will tell you along the way.
		
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			She is October
		
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			she is
		
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			so that that is that and I think that this is self explanatory it is but it is very serious
business. It is a very serious business there is nothing that that is more harmful to the fabric of
the society than competing for spouses
		
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			isn't
		
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			clear not rational or not that nothing when they are part of the fabric of the society and earth
brotherhood between the believers then competing for spouses
		
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			then in
		
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			law Civil Procedure who the fifth
		
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			fifth bar by the way is the right word hope bomb means the Speech and Drama
		
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			is engagement.
		
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			Data where Jews have received the fifth button better and faster fare poor latter 14 you've been
upset What if he missed the killer? It was what I just want to see who the central Lattimore
		
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			Okay
		
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			they are Jews or Jews it is not permissible and it is not permissible
		
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			the skills
		
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			to openly propose
		
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			explicitly openly or explicit to explicitly or openly propose
		
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			for
		
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			that opening proposed to a market that market that means what a woman in her waiting period
		
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			in
		
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			a woman in her waiting
		
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			period
		
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			where Jews edifice permissible and miserable at the media to imply to hand insinuate infer
		
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			and
		
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			proposal defense Party and the proposal
		
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			to unpack gun
		
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			ban means what? There are two different types of divorcees a bad idea. And back end N
		
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			means that before c who has the law to finalize the force
		
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			ban is a woman that had the final lies,
		
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			divorce, sometimes they translate this as revocable and irrevocable, that's what not be a good
translation. Because the word you will understand this, the word the area of workable divorce, that
some people use, or the word or in vocable divorce that some people use may indicate that if I take
her back, that divorce does not count it counts, she got divorced ones would count against you as
one. So the word re vocable would infer that if I take her back in the waiting period, the divorce
did not count it counted by agreement.
		
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			So that is why it is better to say finalized and finalized and we will come to discuss all the clips
of divorce and when it was finalized, and when it is unfine alized. And when it is finalized before
the end of the period.
		
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			It is always finalized after the end of the period, right, because when she ends her waiting period
that's finalized, divorce, finalized with recourse with our three courses of differentiation, which
is a big one on Cobra
		
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			finalized our three course is after the third the divorce, the Cobra finalized, wizardry course is
before the third divorce was over.
		
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			So the word finding allies is better. But there are so many types of would come to this when we come
to discuss divorce. That is the one who had a finalized divorce. So he would say fair poll, he would
say he would say
		
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			lot of routine enough so
		
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			I'm gonna translate this.
		
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			It was
		
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			okay. You would say don't marry someone else. You know, I translated the meaning because it's really
very tough to translate it verbatim. How would you translate the verbatim?
		
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			Yeah, okay.
		
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			Don't leave me behind.
		
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			Don't ask me out.
		
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			Thank you.
		
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			Okay. Or he would say in the Venus Leakey olahraga. I have I am interested in someone later.
		
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			You, can you because this would be ultimately proposing interested in someone
		
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			like you.
		
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			Okay, well that was Alec and the likes.
		
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			So what does this show you it shows you like what we learn from this is that there were seas and
Windows as we said last time, they work desirable, so desirable by the companions, that they did not
even wait for them to finish their waiting period.
		
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			So
		
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			which which is, which is a sign of the health of the community, because, you know, those divorcees
and widows are not treated like undesirable suitors or partners, they were very desirable that they
competed for them.
		
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			I was
		
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			backing away from FEMA, welcome
		
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			to ps4 sequel, which is the basis of this of the rulings concerning this issue is a person to put up
a bucket or a park with a person sort of Bukhara, it is in front of you what I do not like the
model,
		
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			how to feel fuzzy calm, and there is no translation here would be and there is no set on you, if you
make a bit of betrothal, Horton, seal it in yourself. This him this area by agreement applies to
which women,
		
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			widows, by agreement applies to widows in the waiting period, which used to be four months, then
then they days or
		
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			until childbirth. So, but windows used to wait for months and 10 days, and then you're afraid that
someone will beat you to her. So her husband died. So after
		
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			a couple of days for this, you know, consideration.
		
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			And then you go and tell her
		
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			you tell her this, you tell her someone like you would put
		
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			would get married in a blink of an eye, you tell her something that indicates interest that is in
direct, indirect, out of respect for the fact that she's in her waiting period, and then direct so
that she doesn't she's, you know, you think about this is you have to really think about the wisdom
and the beauty of these legislations because she is emotionally unstable. A lot wanted to give her a
period to get her act together to get her emotions together, before she feels pressured into another
marriage.
		
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			Now, she cannot tell you yes, marry me, she has been barred from those because a lot of wanted her
to get herself together first and then you will propose him directly she will not she can she cannot
you know accept a proposal you can ask her see, someone else will propose it directly. So at the end
of the four months and 10 days, she knows that these people are interested, yes, this may be
suitable, maybe not suitable. I should wait around a little bit more I should get married now. But
Allah tells us that, you know,
		
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			you should have clearly openly explicitly proposed to her because she seems to take her time.
		
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			A mind that other wisdoms you can never say that this is the wisdom of that legislation, because you
are not Allah.
		
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			And Allah only knows the complete wisdom of the legislation, but you could reflect on potential
wisdoms as a human being.
		
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			So that that is an extremely wise ruling.
		
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			But this applied to widows we have
		
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			we have with us and we have divorcees
		
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			and now we're talking about proposing in the waiting period, the
		
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			The topic now we're talking about proposing to a woman in her waiting period.
		
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			She is one of two things, we do differ C, therefore, C will include amendment and all of these
issues.
		
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			But her husband has either died or separated from her. Yes.
		
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			Sure, she doesn't want to be with them anymore. They go to the man, the man is because of the
		
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			man not really wanting to divorce what I'm
		
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			saying I want nothing to do doesn't want divorce. She says, I want to be divorced, that says, you
have to go to the court first get to the court first. And then you bring your paperwork, and then on
divorce you in terms of
		
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			what is what would be the voice in the courthouse or putting in applications and
		
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			legal processes takes six months, a year a year.
		
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			So the man give her a divorce.
		
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			Okay, so from the time the man gives her the divorce. And in these cases, it would be like under the
assembly of Muslim jurists of America,
		
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			who have a family code that will be published online, that has basically all the laws, particularly
you know, crafted for Muslims living in the West, with all the sensitivities, taken in
consideration, and all the peculiarities of the Muslim condition, or situation in the West taking
consideration. So we have lost the quote for family laws that could be used, and it is made like
		
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			in clauses, League of clauses, like laws are written, so that it is easy for the individual
practicing the man to look up things and to take to follow.
		
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			Look after this when it comes out when it gets published, because we're already done with the review
and every second, it will be published. So
		
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			in that,
		
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			you know, family law
		
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			for quota family laws,
		
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			we said that it would be very, very encouraged, you know, helpful to have parents of arbitrators
versus singling
		
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			in matters of divorce, particularly when you went wanting forced divorce, because he vows or do not
act, the same jurisdictions, like judges in Muslim countries did not have a symbol for it at the top
have the same power, the same
		
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			level of acceptance, like judges in Muslim countries, if you are upset with a judge, judge. But for
humans, it is best that you have a panel of two or three names
		
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			sitting God pieces of this nature, to avoid contention in the future, particularly between the
husband and the particularly
		
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			Having said that, when that panel for, you know, capitalism, simply round, it's likely to recommend
that but that panel or single a man gave her a divorce from the time that mmm gives her the divorce.
She counts the waiting period.
		
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			She was not living with a man for six months. That's fine. She still counts from this day. It is not
about living with them. Because the fact that they are married is what matters, not whether they're
having American relations, because people cannot judge who's having, you know, judges cannot really
figure out who's having American relations or not. So the rulings are not tied to having marital
relations. The rulings are tied to the state of marriage, the state of being married. So from the
end of the state of being married, which is the divorce that is pronounced by the husband, or
enforced by the court for the panel of arbitrators, she counts and we can hear now oh
		
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			This covers because this area pertains to the widows agreed by consensus that you can hint a
proposal to whether you can hint explicitly no para for any woman in the period, but in the control
scope proposal to Windows by consensus. Now there were seats are of two types.
		
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			One is about a year
		
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			and one is Alabama and we're talking about divorcees that are sitting there waiting period and Roger
is the one who has
		
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			none or on on finalize divorce she is in her waiting period after the first or second divorce that
is not hold that is not in exchange for compensation or she gives him the mark and war and walks
away.
		
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			That is
		
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			the one with um, finalized divorce is that is the one with finalized
		
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			divorce.
		
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			So it is which one after the third divorce after the third divorce she is
		
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			she isn't in waiting period. But her divorce is finalized Meaning what? There is no right of Raja
for the husband, there is no right for they can hear back that means taking her back, we could
translate it as restoration of marriage for the husband he doesn't have that right.
		
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			Okay. So now this bear in
		
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			by consensus and this is a sign of consensus.
		
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			by consensus, and not a you cannot hint anything to her. That whether
		
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			by consensus, you can hang a proposal to her
		
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			her husband to divorce during the first slide, she is in her waiting period. If you report if you
indicate anything to her, if you imply infer insinuate that is
		
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			Kabir because you're ruining the woman, for her husband? And
		
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			how can I
		
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			know how can people lie and Steven to do all of these things. So the person like her, basically
coworker,
		
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			she knows that her husband divorced her. And he tells her that someone like you would be desirable,
		
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			comes in extends condolences to her at home, or he meets her out in the market because she went out
to bring in food or something like this. And he takes the chance to tell her that he's interested.
		
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			It is now a good thing, but it is. But for the way, the way it's different. From the way the way is
acceptable. It was permissible. But for
		
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			the one was unfamiliar lies divorce a woman after the first or second divorce but who is in her
waiting period, the housewife is entitled to restoration of the marriage without her approval. And
without a new contract. And without adultery. This is basically a restoration, the restoration of
the part of your job because a loss of about two and a half to get up in the bed. And their husbands
have the entitlement to take in her back Valley in that period, which was that waiting period
		
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			is when you have this disagreement here. So by consensus by consensus, and usually when you're
studying studies from the margins and go inward, because there's always the you will, you will
		
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			most often find out
		
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			greement on both sides, both margins, extremes, and you will work your way inward to figure out that
this agreement. So that is extremely important to know when they agreed. They agreed on this
extreme, agreeable, extreme, you know,
		
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			have been the middle of the disagree. So the extremes here are the widows, they agreed that you
could hinge the proposal to her, and her waiting period could
		
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			realize divorce, he agreed that he can map in a proposal for her in her waiting period, too bad
looks like this in some way, and looks like this in some way. And that is when the text of
revelation assignment, and that is when it's the hab is excusable, the text of revelation addressed
widows in particular, this one is considered
		
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			a married woman still until her divorce is finalized, she is still as eligible until her divorce is
finalized. So the text of revelation addressed to her the text of revelation stayed silent on this
one finalized divorce.
		
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			Because she looks like someone who whose husband died because that husband has no
		
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			he cannot take her back.
		
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			He can he cannot, he doesn't have the power to take her back. And she looks like this one because
her husband is filthy. So he never
		
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			said what you cannot propose to her. Why? Because it's what resulted in contention between the
believers because even though he was incapable of taking her back, she's still in her waiting period
from Batman and to be offensive to that possibility that you're proposing is different See, in her
waiting period.
		
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			Okay, if you don't play with us, and that is the reason why.
		
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			Like it is
		
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			just like
		
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			a non semantic and stuff.
		
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			And after that said that he can propose to her because her husband cannot take her back. Yes.
		
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			There is no explicit proposal that is permissible to any woman in her waiting period, period.
		
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			Yes. So this proposal, again, follow the same category as the previous proposal to talk about
Meaning, if I know there is a widow, and she is in a waiting period.
		
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			I want to give her again, but if I know somebody else gave her a good quality, can I do?
		
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			A proposal?
		
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			If you know the woman has a proposal, you cannot give a proposal.
		
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			And this period, she can take 127 proposals, because she would never be able to show acceptance of
anyone. She would not be a fiance when she is in her waiting period. She will have to wait after the
waiting period. So basically 200 people could hint to her that you know, we're interested when
you're done with the waiting period, we will formally propose Can you could accept and you can
become a fiancee.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			When you propose to a woman
		
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			requirement
		
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			when you propose
		
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			when you divorce a woman
		
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			Okay, so when a man divorces his wife or when a woman, you know gets a call from her husband. Should
there be witnesses
		
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			Or is that what you're saying? Like people
		
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			the weaknesses are recommended, according to the vast majority obligatory in the case of Raja
restoration, according to a small minority position in the house chef and a position in Betty Mazda,
		
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			both according to the agreement of Addison that it is not mandatory in divorce. So
		
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			take a one day one divorce by not given to understand having witnesses is recommended, not
obligatory.
		
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			The woman is never divorcing the husband.
		
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			Okay, but
		
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			but you could divorce them by the way.
		
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			No, she could divorcing it if he gave her the right to divorce according to
		
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			position and particularly in the home betting method.
		
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			But it's a controversial issue.
		
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			Not absolutely wrong. But this is basically some of the scholars said that this is not that she's
divorcing him. She is she's been giving the power of attorney
		
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			to initiate the divorce. And that is his own entitlement, his own right. But he made her an agent.
So she could divorce herself from him as his agent.
		
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			But the woman can obtain holder.
		
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			And we will talk in the chapters of divorce and cola about the wisdom of legislation here and why is
it that the divorce was given to one party and not to the other party, but the other party was
giving
		
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			like an alternative route to seek separation.
		
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			But no witnesses are needed. no witnesses are needed in the folder that is agreed to by the man.
		
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			So if she wants color, and he tells her Give me my mother back, and I will give you a divorce and
she gives them as monitor back. He gives her a divorce that is called further.
		
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			no witnesses are needed.
		
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			But the enforce corner. You don't need witnesses, but you need a judge
		
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			to enforce it.
		
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			to enforce the whole
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			But it is a it is a form of cola because it was public Felipe. Mahalo, I follow him.
		
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			But he is
		
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			he will get one. But this is a different story.
		
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			What color have men who are out of luck ha ha ha ha men who he gives her a color that is in return
for an exchange for the delivery. So the color the forces the color in this case, who am i is a form
of divorce. According to the majority, it is a divorce. It is just a divorce in exchange for money.
Now, it is called the trust. And there is controversy within
		
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			what color is a form of divorce. So the difference is that divorce is without compensation invader.
And Hala is with compensation which is 30 turns 30 back to him and to give up her financial rights
if he demanded that.
		
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			So so in this case when the hardcopy forces holder in return for the gallery, or forces of divorce,
when the copy forces the divorce, not in return for anything because the body finds her request for
divorce to be warranted because he abuses her in one form or another. He could do this. But if he
does not find her request for divorce were entered. And she insists that she cannot live with this
man. Then there is this controversy whether the caddy could enforce the whole law
		
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			even though her request is unwarranted or not and
		
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			In the position that we were considered to be stronger in this book, we will give the body the right
to enforce the whole law, even though the request is unwarranted. But in this case he's enforcing
		
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			hold up that I will be enforcing paluch in return for a compensation, basically use it for some
color, because there is a compensation because she will give him the dowry back.
		
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			Because if he's enforcing the law palapas Aveda Pollack is without compensation, but he's the year
enforcing an exchange. He's telling her give him is already back. He's telling him she's divorced.
		
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			So that means he's enforcement quitting, yes,
		
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			it
		
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			would fall under this one.
		
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			Because it will give you a back and pull up a finalized divorce meaning the husband has no right of
		
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			restoration.
		
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			That is that is the different story but with recourse without recourse, the with recourse is when he
has the right to initiate a new contract.
		
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			So he proposes to her like anyone else
		
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			without recourse is when he does not have this right after the third divorce, he doesn't have the
right to even initiate. He's not like anyone else he's forbidden to her, he divorced her three
times, out of all the people that can marry her this particular one cannot marry.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Restoration of marriage, it is obligatory according to the weaker position. And when I say the
weaker, I am using the terminology, the technical terminology, it is not the weaker To me, it is
basically the weaker to the
		
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			main scholars of
		
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			my my own position, I will explain I will point it out. Because it's not wrong to have your own
position. And it is not arrogant or proud to have your own position, he will at the end of the day,
everybody has their own position.
		
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			But when you use this term, the terminology of the weaker position in the stronger position, you're
using the terminology according to the scholars have the most up unless you clarify that you're
talking about yourself. So the default is that I'm using their terminology. So I could say the
weaker and this is not the weaker to me. Okay, so the weaker position in the Shafi and many men have
that having weaknesses, the restoration is obligatory, the stronger position and the safaree. And
the family mother, as well as the former position of the
		
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			Hanafi math hubs is that restoration does not require witnesses.
		
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			Why is that? When Allah said, once you do that, why are the men come and have to
		
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			trust worthy witnesses?
		
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			You know,
		
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			witness that. Why is it so because they said that this command means preference, not obligation,
because this is the right of the husband. This is not a trade, where we're exchanging things that
are not within
		
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			your trade where you're giving me money, I'm giving you a property so we have witnesses,
		
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			because
		
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			you're not entitled to my money unless I give it to you or your art modified with your property
unless you're willing to give it to me and so we need two witnesses. But here, the husband has the
authority of restoration,
		
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			because he is still within the waiting period. He does not need witnesses to may take note of him
exercising his authority, his right.
		
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			As a husband.
		
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			Why is it important for him to have witnesses, because if he took her back and the waiting period
ends, and she denies that he took
		
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			back, we will believe her not believe him if he did not have witnesses. So she will say no, he did
not take me back. And my waiting period is done. And I don't want them anymore will believe.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			same format once there is a controversy over this, but the fear of a stronger position is that the
single law is what is is the son of the law.
		
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			The controversy here is
		
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			that you have to save a lot three times, because if he saved a lot, three times, you're making the
divorce finalized, without recourse from the first disagreement. So you guys are dealing with your
wife. And if you are basically this the divorce are three times you're making it without recourse.
So who would put himself in such, you know, hardship?
		
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			Not having the option to go back to reconsider.
		
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			And then we will come and talk we will come to talk about anything Mia's position on the three
composite prologue for the three fold prologue, which is the position of most of the laws in most of
the Muslim countries uphold. Now, most of the laws in the Muslim countries, particularly the
countries are aware of their laws, Syria, Jordan,
		
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			Egypt, Saudi Arabia, those countries, they uphold the permanent amias position that the three fold
composite divorce counts as one.
		
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			But historically, that is a minority position. The majority position is that the three fold
composite the force will count as three.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Yes, so that would be the disagreement. We'll go over. We covered about chapter of divorce because
it's such a huge one, and we have to look at the evidences and historical background. But this would
end the chapter on engagement. And the chapter engagement is interesting because people think
particularly interesting engagement and marriage,
		
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			particularly engagement.
		
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			In the future, we will try to cover more