Hatem al-Haj – Manazil as-Sa’ireen #61 – Chapter on Astuteness

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The concept of "ast Seness" is used in media, with the idea being related to the belief that people have the capacity to discern. The use of "has" in various context, including those who are not sure about their own, is emphasized. Disbreachment is a fundamental misogyny, and margins and transcription are used to explain information better to others. The use of "army veter display" to indicate a need for a seeker to hear something is also discussed, along with the importance of strong heart to avoid infection and "offensive culture" to motivate people to fight against Muslims.

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			To proceed, so, today inshallah we will talk about
		
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			the chapter on astuteness or double rasa.
		
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			And
		
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			in separate session we will talk about view or we will start to the effect of financial
transactions, the section on the top of financial transactions and today we will talk about who you
are talking about some introduction and also
		
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			definition and
		
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			you know, the, maybe we will address some of the pillars and conditions of valid sales.
		
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			But first let's go over
		
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			from
		
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			the moment, a lot Allah said in the chapter of students or on on astuteness Kala was agenda in his
article that I attended with assuming a lot of mighty said, Indeed, in that are Signs for those who
discern. And the word that he used for matassa mean, which was interpreted the word moto semi in
itself, the people who have the capacity of discerning was interpreted by a Mujahid to be Alameda
ferrocene. So the people who have the capacity of rasa feroza
		
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			and as we said before, for us, is basically this mental astuteness
		
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			but not just the mental astuteness. In fact, the sheriff here would be addressing primarily
spiritual astuteness.
		
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			The ability of prediction, its ability, the ability of prediction, to see someone and to tell where
they're from, what they're doing, what they're up to.
		
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			About also there,
		
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			basically enter character from their exterior, it's about telling about that film from afar it
telling about the interior from the exterior, instead of about it
		
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			from a color, it is telling about the character from the appearance from the external appears.
		
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			It is basically something that that is needed and many fields, right. Like in medicine, for
instance, like in law enforcement,
		
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			you need to have that basically discerning guy
		
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			to be able to tell people apart, and to know what they are about and what they are up to, and things
of that nature. So maybe give some examples of what the cold Pharaoh said before, what they consider
it to be for us to have a little bit of understanding
		
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			of eurocity. So Mohammed Ahmed Hassan Shafi, may Allah be pleased with
		
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			Mohammed bin Hassan, one of the main disciples of hanifa radi Allahu geneon. And he mmm safaree they
were sitting and talking about.
		
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			They're there. They were sitting and chatting and someone passed by. And then they said, Well, let
us figure out
		
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			what his job is. And they have a one of them said, he is a carpenter. The other one said, he's a
tailor. So they call them and it's the they asked him, What do you work? He said, I was a theater
and then now I'm a carpenter.
		
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			So he asked, Amaya, yes, used to be extremely like, as to like,
		
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			has as a judge. One day he passed by a man. And they asked him about that man, and he said, He's
from wasit. He teaches children, and he's looking for a runaway slave. So they said to him, where
did he, you know, and when they went to the man, and they asked him, What are you? What are you
doing here? Because he was not from town. And he told them, I'm from wasa. And then I'm looking for
a runaway slave. And they said, so what what is what do you work for? What do you do for a living?
And he said, the mama teacher, teach young boys. So they went back to the house and asked him, so
how did you figure this out? He said, he said, The he has, like his garment has threads, like red
		
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			threads that are sort of characteristic of garments from asset. And so how did he figure out that he
was that he was teaching young boys, our youngsters
		
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			When he said that he was paying more attention to young boys, and he was giving Salaam to young boys
and ignoring the, you know, the elders.
		
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			And then how they said to him how difficult he was looking for a runaway slave. And he said to them,
that he was looking carefully
		
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			at people with sort of,
		
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			like, sort of cheap garments. And he was looking at people who had their face covered, he was
looking at people who had their face covered and wearing cheap garments.
		
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			So that's how I figured that out. So that he used to be he used to be known for his feras
		
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			this power prediction
		
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			safaree Rahim Allah tala. And that is also that for us can be in part acquired, it is a natural
thing, it's a gift from Allah subhanaw taala. And this is what the chief has predominantly talking
about here, because the ferocity that comes through in ham, which is inspiration or disclosure,
which has cash, that is not dependent on Southern science, you know, here he has was using science,
and most of the time for us is about using subtle science that other people will not see, you know,
there are certain people who have this ability like
		
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			to,
		
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			to use subtle signs, be certain behaviors, give them certain clues about the people they're dealing
with, some people can be easily deceived, some people are not easily deceived. You know, so some
people, for instance, you know, how like, sometimes people
		
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			basically come into a neighborhood or come into a congregation oriental masters, for instance, and
raise funds for various sorts of purposes, whatever investment and so on, some people can be easily
deceived by you know, some of them are, you know, genuine and truthful. Some of them are not, some
people are easily deceived by the people that are not particularly genuine.
		
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			And some people are not, they can tell that they feel something wrong. Or they detect
		
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			that their behavior, or their body language, we detect something about them that that causes that
concern, and makes them you know,
		
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			basically cautious.
		
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			So, rahimullah when he was in the AMA, and he spent quite some time in Yemen, he was reading a lot
of books on feroza. To be you know, he, so he was learning for us. And he was learning that
astuteness, that power prediction, sometimes it's acquired can be learned. And then on his way back
to Makkah,
		
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			he was sort of exercising what he learned. And then he passed by a man and he figured that this man
must be stingy, miserly. And then the men call them
		
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			and, you know, and invited him to food, and took care of him and was very hospitable and so on. And
then as I said, to himself by certain feroza, you know, which is like,
		
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			Doom this peraza, or
		
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			whatever deal that is, or, like, What a waste of time reading all of those books on Periscope.
		
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			And then by the time he was about leaving, he told him I live in Mecca, and when you come to Mecca,
		
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			come by and, you know, no creamer, we will, you know, be as hospitable to you as you were to us
here. And then he was about to leave and the guy told them, wait a second.
		
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			I did all of this for you. Aren't you gonna pay me
		
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			realize that it wasn't actually such a waste of time.
		
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			There are many other examples and I don't want to waste all the time.
		
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			But all of those examples are about ferocity that's, that's the mental astuteness
		
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			sometimes, like I said, that's what the sheriff is talking about. Mainly it is inhabit as
inspiration by Allah subhanaw taala or disclosure, even governmental as students that meant that our
students could be gifted by Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			It could be a gift from Allah subhanaw taala. Or it could be through exercise and learning. You
know, such as like, you know, in medicine, for instance, people learn how to pick up certain clues
and figure out certain things in law enforcement people learn how. So it could be through exercise
and learning, if it is about the subtle signs.
		
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			Or it could be about spiritual discipline, even if it is not from Allah subhanaw taala its spiritual
discipline, people who are spiritually disciplined, whether they're Muslim or not, it's just
spiritual discipline.
		
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			And they do a lot of reorder particularly Do you know, hunger
		
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			and
		
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			endurance in worship or perseverance or in reflection, and, and things of that nature. So those
spiritually discipline people, even if they're not Muslim, they can have grace, and they can have
that astuteness. So it's, or it could be from the same town also, it could be from, you know, the
shaitan inspiring people, certain things.
		
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			So it is not always an indication that someone is basically righteous, or
		
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			a saint, in other words,
		
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			so that's, you know, for us.
		
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			That's the ferocity, they're mainly talking about when
		
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			when they talk about the different types of ferocity, then the chicks at our Sumatra feroza was the
natural hakomi very been very interested led in besar, he didn't want to burden with algebra, or era
Salafi Raja tawassul, discernment is synonymous with spiritual astuteness. It is the realization of
a matter of the unseen, without obvious indication or empirical experience, the realization of the
matter of the unseen, without obvious indication or empirical experience. So the shift here,
basically is dismissing all the philosophy that most of the philosophers we talked about, which is
the mental astuteness the ability of prediction that uses subtle science, you know, he asked him
		
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			tomorrow where he was, you know, he said, The threaten his garment, you know, he was looking at
people so we have certain indications, to figure out what this man where this man is, from, what his
profession is, what he's doing what he's looking for.
		
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			And although that's
		
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			the shift now is telling you that this is not what I'm talking about here, I'm talking about the
realization of a matter of the unseen, without obvious indication or empirical experience, empirical
experiences, like you know, doctors who figure out through empirical experience that this, you know,
like, when someone has like yellowish discoloration of the eyes, they probably are having a problem
with the liver or something of that nature, that's empirical experience. And then obvious indication
like as and threaten the government or, or things of that nature. But he's saying that this is not
what I'm talking about. Now. I'm talking about something else and he's talking about 11, which is
		
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			inspiration, and cash torches disclosure. It's basically the light, the loss of pinata like grants
to his servants with which we can discern things apart.
		
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			There is a hadith intermidiate is a controversial
		
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			chain, in which the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said a tabula rasa min Fein and lianzhou binaural
beware of the rasa, the astuteness of a believer because he is
		
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			basically
		
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			he sees with the light of Allah subhanaw taala he's, he sees with the light of Allah been aurilla
		
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			and some of the scholars of Hadith accept that and the meaning of this hadith is is a valid meaning
is an acceptable meaning. There's no controversy over the meaning of it. It's just over you know,
about the traceability to the Prophet sallallahu Sallam and it is likely traceable. So,
		
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			so, here the nor of Allah subhanaw taala could be through inspiration or could be through this
disclosure and that is what the shift has mainly talking about, but this also makes it incumbent on
us to address the issue of the unseen and how can people have access to the unseen should into the
unseen be the prerogative of Allah only should enter the unseen be the exclusive domain of Allah?
Didn't the law say and sort of that anomala lay out a moment
		
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			ardila Hi Bella mashrabiya Basu say no one in the heavens or the earth knows the vibe with the
unseen except Allah and they know not when they will be resurrected. So, should into the unseen baby
the exclusive domain of Allah right or wrong? It is because he said the layout similar to the
Alabama law, say no one in the heavens or the earth knows the unseen except a lot. But now, that is
basically lost 100 Allah knows the unseen without being told about it, have it write it.
		
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			But can someone be told about some aspects of the unseen Yes, the last one without a seven sort of
sort of alien Ron makinalari of nakoma Leo toliara kumala study Rasul.
		
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			Allah would have not exposed the unseen to you would have not revealed the unseen to you, a lot
would not reveal the unseen to you, but Allah selected as messengers, whenever he pleases,
		
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			whomever he pleases,
		
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			which means that the messengers can have some access to some of the unseen, the some of the unseen,
why am I saying some what is the difference between the messengers knowledge of the unseen and
allows knowledge of the unseen?
		
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			Yeah, well, the messengers knowledge of the unseen is contingent upon his permission upon his
disclosure of it to them, you know, his knowledge of the unseen is not contingent upon anything it's
absolute.
		
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			And then is absolute also a in the in the fact that none of the unseen is hidden from our last
pinata, but when it comes to the messengers they are they are given access to some of the unseen
some of the
		
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			light when the asked the professor thought about this several times, and he did not, you know, he
told them that I'm gonna be able to live up to a level, you know, it's not just with my Lord, no one
will, will no one knows it, and no one
		
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			can reveal it except or expose it except him. So that knowledge of the messengers is contingent upon
his permission, the knowledge of the messengers is also limited, it is not absolute, like the
knowledge of Allah, the knowledge of the unseen, that Allah has. But then, so that's the messengers
and we understand the as messengers can be given some access to some of the unseen and because they
do need this to show
		
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			the people their credibility and to prove their Prophethood and things of that nature, but what
about other people who are not messengers, can they have any access to the unseen
		
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			Yes, they can have some access they can see, it is called karma, karma also are basically natural
says, basically transients suspension of the universal order
		
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			for a particular purpose. Karma means grace. Karma means to be graceful towards someone to took from
someone to be generous towards someone. So karma comes from this allows, it's a manifestation of
laws, generosity towards those people. But it is not only it is not only to honor people, sometimes
it's to help them it's their system, sometimes someone in the beginning of his path needs a little
bit of assistance. So he may be showing some Paramount or, you know, some interruptions of the
universal order for him, to assist them and they should not be diluted by this, they should not
think that they are at the end of the path, they may be just at the beginning. And a Lost Planet.
		
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			Allah wants to push them once to propel them forward once they assist them. So it's not only an it's
not always an indication that someone reached the end of the path, someone could be just at the very
beginning, someone could actually be immersed in sin and be granted like a form of karma to pull
them out of
		
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			the, you know, this environment or this lifestyle.
		
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			interruption of universal order can happen to a lot of people for a lot of reasons.
		
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			And we said before that for non Muslims for us, it could be acquired through spiritual discipline,
		
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			to have this ability to see through things
		
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			And to tell things apart, can be acquired through spiritual discipline, but the kurama in terms of
you know, to honor someone that is for
		
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			him that is for the you know, the the
		
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			Dahlia which has pretty much no translation. So, the idea of Allah subhanaw taala are the ones that
are granted karamat
		
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			to be honored, you know, but other other people can have some parameters
		
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			for their own in a you know, benefit for to be assisted helped, and so on. Someone could be having
like a very hard time and a last minute thought I would show them something
		
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			to basically alleviate some of their hardship.
		
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			But then in this case, that what is the difference between the karamat of those people that are mad
that raises the last panel, tada grants to
		
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			people other than the prophets and messengers, two very important differences, two extremely
important differences, that karma that some people may have, who are nonprofits and messengers are
not certain are not certain, they may not always be true, you know. So, or maybe I should not say
this, if it is a government, it is true, but what I'm saying here is, when when they have when they
predict something, for instance,
		
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			based on inspiration or disclosure, that inspiration or disclosure may be imagined that times not
always certain, in other words, you know, for the prophets and messengers, it cannot be uncertain,
it cannot be basically hit and miss sometimes hit and sometimes miss, because that would basically
taint their credibility. You know, that, you know, Our Messengers should not be telling people about
things and then they
		
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			they don't come true.
		
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			But for other than the messengers, it is not always certain, therefore, they should not rely on
them, like prophets and messengers would rely on disclosure, or why it's not a matter of why, like
direct revelation is just inspiration. So
		
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			inspiration, so you should not rely on them. Are they at the end of the day? helpful? Yes, we will
come back and say that they may be helpful for sure.
		
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			But, but but, but that is an important difference here, between the disclosure to the NBR, which is
a ye which is the rekt why revelation and to the LDS, and to the other believers, which is a form of
adhan, it's, it's good, as far as good omen is concerned, you know, it's a good omen, it's some, but
in some, it's not something that you rely on completely, and you're certain of its veracity.
		
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			The other difference here is that it is not to be shown off for credibility for the acquisition of
more credibility. So I will, I will, yeah, they say that the cover that they can see their karma,
		
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			like centers with concealed their sins, they're very protective of their karma, they conceal them,
they are not going around, showing them off, to earn the credibility because after all, that is not,
you know, an appropriate behavior of overlay. So, but that's the messengers show them off, because
the the difference between the margins are the margins to being shown off, you know, to prove, you
know, I want you to believe me, about what I what I convey to you or what I relate to you from God.
Here, here are my proofs, here are my credentials, here are my my desert, but when it comes to the
weather, why does the weather you need to do this, except them and maybe very rarely was someone who
		
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			is not Muslim or like, you know, impress someone, but but not for public consumption, not for her
and and credibility among the public not for earning status, or anything of that nature, they should
be concealed, that they shall not be shown off, that they do not, they are not to prove credibility,
that will he does not need to prove credibility, because at the end of the day, what the wilayah
does, if he is a scholar, and he is he teaches the people things is basically to tell them that this
is what the messenger had told us. And this is the interpretation and this is the interaction
		
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			They should make sense linguistically it should be, you know, something that is consistent with the
interpretation of the righteous predecessors and so on and so forth. So, he is not he does not need
to tell the people, now you follow me
		
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			blindly, because at the end of the day when you follow the messenger, it is certainly not blind
following in the in the negative sense of the word, but to some extent that is blind following, is
he or not he, there are no you're not questioning the messenger.
		
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			The you're only asking, how do we do this? And you're not asking him? Why should we do it? You're
asking him how we do, how do we do it, and if you ever asked him, Why should we do it, it is not
basically, to determine whether you will act upon it or not, it is basically for the comfort of your
heart, and for your also ability to explain it better to others and so on and so forth.
		
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			So, the these are important differences between margins and karma, important differences are
dissolved or certain they don't ever miss cut a mark may not be a certain, particularly when it
comes to disclosure. The other one is the fact that margins that are to be
		
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			demonstrated to the people to prove the messenger ship, the prophethood of the Prophet, karma are
not by default are not.
		
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			So, when someone talks, you know, talks about karma, or how they have disclosures or so on and so
forth.
		
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			You particularly do not
		
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			it may come as a coincidence, it's not like someone trying to show them off. In fact, time Rahim
Allah
		
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			gives like many examples of the philosophy of Moroccan Allah in, in modality silicium in this
particular chapter, this particular station, so he tells of so many things that they may have
predicted and the became true through and he gives so many examples. And he says that the older
disciples of a magnet I may know a lot more than I do. But he told them, for instance, when he went
to Egypt, and they told them that you may be killed,
		
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			there was like a particular ruler, that that was not particularly
		
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			friendly towards, towards a man. So they told him, he will be killed. He said, No, I will not be
killed. They told them, they will put you in jail. He said, Yes, they will.
		
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			And then I will spend this much time and I'll come out and I will preach, you know, and I will
basically preach to the sun and so on and so forth. And they said that everything he said did
happen. They all he also foretold an invasion by the Tatars, even before they mobilize their troops
from the point of origin, they told them that they will come and invade. And then they were
concerned about you know, slavery and massacre, he told them no, this time, they will not do any of
that, this time, there will only they will only be interested in money. And then when the theater is
invaded, they will own the they were only interested in you know, and money.
		
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			They did not particularly cause any bloodshed.
		
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			And then there was another time where he was trying to recruit the people and try to recruit the
Sultan and brought him from Egypt, to fight against the doctors in in the Battle of shock hub. And
he himself was one of the horsemen in that battle. And so, he, so he was telling them that he was
trying to sort of comfort them and he was telling them that he will win this, this battle against
the authors. And then they told him saying Sharla you know, and he said akuto hot topic and latterly
		
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			I say
		
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			for affirmation not for contingency. So it you know, and then they kept on sort of pushing him and
pushing him and and then he said to them, it is written in the preserve a tablet that you would win.
		
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			And that was like, you know, sometimes they they you don't do this like you should not be doing
this. It's like if you had a salary one time when he said
		
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			If he you know, he's about
		
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			a couple months or if he actually comes into Makkah while I'm in Makkah, I will be clear of him,
		
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			clear of whom, you know, clear of God, you know, so he will not come in. He said Abuja is not going
to make it to Mecca and he was actually marching towards Mecca. And there is one day before he
reached Mecca, he died.
		
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			But Sophia, and that statement, we did say this before, that statement is certainly like,
		
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			a little bit shocking.
		
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			But he is comfortable. He was comfortable with his disclosure to the point where he made that
statement. And this is a state of mbsr expansion.
		
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			You know, affability with Allah subhanaw taala, it's like, you do not do like them. Because, you
know, they can handle this stuff. It's like, you walk behind someone, or you jump behind
		
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			someone,
		
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			like an athletic, he, they make it, you fall. So don't don't imitate them in this regard, but at the
same time, hungry standard that they they have, like, sort of their own
		
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			stations that we have not reached yet.
		
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			So he said, and certainly the Muslim, the Muslims won in the Battle of shock hub. But why did he say
this? Why, why why he wanted, you know, basically to strengthen their hearts. He wanted to tell them
because they have, you know, these are the Tatars that they have been beating the Muslims over and
over and over again, he wanted to tell them you will win, don't go into in the into the this,
thinking that you will lose, you will win, I swear that you will win. And then he was when they just
bothered him, he was forced to tell them that this is written in desk in the preserve a tablet, he
was very confident of his disclosure, in this case,
		
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			but like I said, you don't imitate them in this regard, you understand that at the end of the day,
regardless of his comfort,
		
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			his disclosure is still uncertain, is still uncertain. You know, it would be certain if it was a
prophet,
		
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			he can be as confident as he wants as comfortable as he wants anyway, he could be as comfortable or
confident in his disclosure as he wants, but disclosures are certain only for the prophets and
messengers. The second thing they should not be showing off here, he was telling them because of a
particular sort of illegitimate
		
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			legitimate cause here the cause here is to strengthen their hearts to encourage them to motivate
them to fight like they're going to win. Not to fight thinking that they will lose because they have
been losing to that authors forever.
		
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			So that's, you know, because I you know, I know that we spent too much time on this but or so much
time, not too much time so much time on this, but it
		
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			is an important matter.
		
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			Then the sheikh said hey, Allah ferrata Raja.
		
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			It is a three levels and Oda philosophy Toria to Nadia Ratan Tata Tata, Lisa and in washy and fellow
Emery Mara had the submarine read and saw that in La La utako holla mukerjea what are you about?
hooghly sahibi ha
		
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			Nakia Nakia Johanna to mA baja
		
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			to Sharon I in in one I'm just Dora hedeman What am I to be with Jude?
		
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			That's a somewhat complicated convoluted a little bit but he says that it is transient and rare for
us. There is the first degree transient and rare for us, which descends on the uncultivated tongue
the once in a lifetime for the need of a sincere seeker to hear it. The reason of its utterance is
not traceable, and one who others it is insignificant. This is something that cannot be
differentiated from fortune telling and its likes. Because it does not refer to certainty and does
not emanate from knowledge and is not driven by an existence state and existence had spiritual state
or something.
		
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			So he's saying that
		
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			This is an army veteran manipulator army. This is a good good shot by a bad shooter.
		
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			So ferocity sometimes can come out on out of the mouth of someone who is completely insignificant.
You will not expect to that for us would come out of this person because they don't have any state
or status and or spiritual state that would qualify them to have harasser but does not wanna listen
and watch a tank that is not even hateful that is not even in remembrance someone who is not in
remembrance, and that is to say that wisdom can be still harvested from the uncultivated hearts.
Wisdom could be still harvested from the uncultivated hearts and he's saying here, what so why, why
so you're
		
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			like anyone you know, something
		
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			about the unseen can be told by someone who does not have any ranking does not have any status with
Allah subhanaw taala why luchador descemet Mr. Eden sobre, La Jolla. He says,
		
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			For the need of a sincere seeker to hear it for a need of a sincere seeker to hear. So Allah
subhanaw taala would use this person to tell another person who is deserving of hearing something
		
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			could be like a good omen for instance, the Prophet sallallahu Sallam liked good omens, the prophet
like the good omens, he said and Hobbes is agreed upon.
		
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			era
		
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			was well hey, boo ladwa. Wanna tiara. Well, he hasn't paid Amen. fedloan has an Arizona law pilot
Kalamata Eva, or he said that Kadima
		
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			sorry, huh? So the the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said la de la tierra. There is sometimes they
translate this as there is no infection. There is no transitive disease, but the better translation
is contagiousness, there is no contagiousness, and there is no bird Omen,
		
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			or bird omens
		
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			like even omens,
		
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			or Hey boy, Alan Hansen, and I like good omens. They said what is a good omen O Messenger of Allah,
He said a good word. A good word.
		
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			So,
		
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			good omens, you may hear them from anyone. Not necessarily from the most cultivated hearts but you
could hear good omen from anyone. And in this case, it is a beshara for you, it is a good thing for
you. If you needed this, if you needed to hear it for support or for encouragement or any of that.
That is a good beshara for you or heavily for Allah. Allah has hasn't, of course the hardware, no
contagiousness without error and no evil omens. That all that is not understood literally. lodwar
means hardware is not an an independent, efficient cause. Remember, the four causes harm hardware is
not an independent, efficient cause. Other In other words, that it does not work, except with the
		
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			permission and leave of Allah.
		
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			The prophet SAW Selim say when the plague
		
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			basically takes place in one city, don't enter it and don't leave it. That is the idea of the modern
quarantine. He pointed out that idea 1400 years ago, don't go out don't go in. So he's saying there
is contagiousness in this case, he said run away from the leper, like a runaway from the lion. But
at the same time he ate was a leper from the same dish. He ate with a liver from the same dish. Why
did he do this? To show the people to show the people why did he say this and do this to show the
people that there is contagiousness and he wants to be careful, we want to be cautious. But at the
same time,
		
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			you know, it only works with the diva and permission of Allah subhanaw taala. So that does not mean
that we all you know abandon those who are in need, there will be still people that need to take
care of them. And he has a prophet sallallahu sallam, he was one of those people I you know, like, I
am not going to run away from the liver who will give him the message, you know you as a like a
physician or a nurse or this or that would not run away from the liver who's going to treat him
except and so on and so forth.
		
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			Now, and that is the importance of having a comprehensive understanding of the hobbies and not
basically sort of having like a sporadic
		
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			knowledge
		
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			have like a limited number of hobbies and
		
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			that's why we need to basically study the interpretation because those scholars of the past they
have this comprehensive knowledge and then they'll put things together before they interpret them.
Whereas we could be hasty and not having that comprehensive knowledge and then we arrive at the
completely wrong and sometimes disastrous understanding okay. So, the first type of philosophy is
clear, right? It is
		
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			like a transient thing that that is, can be harvested from an uncultivated heart a tangle that does
not remember Allah subhanaw taala that comes out of that person, for the need of another person who
may may hear it, this cannot be sorted out from from Ghana,
		
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			or Kiana basically the fortune telling, because the person is not worthy of it.
		
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			So use it as a good omen, but it doesn't mean any more than that. You could use it as a good omen,
that doesn't mean anything and, but if it is bad, then the Prophet said laterra, no bad omens, no
evil omens, this regard them they are, is the bird Omen because they used to, if they if they came
out, and the bird, you know, if they came out of their homes, and the barrier that came from one
side, from the left side, sort of inverse, you know, that they would feel bad for the rest of the
day, they'll be pessimistic for the rest of the day. And the Prophet hated that. And for beta. So if
you hear a good thing, you know, good, you know, get motivated, if you hear about saying, ignore it,
		
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			you know, don't be deterred by just move on.
		
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			And then he, he said, a barrage of Fannia which is the second level for us to gentleman Garcia Mm
		
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			hmm. Because that email for us, that is the fruit of the man or woman so hot that it sprouts from
the true hat or the true state, whatever only noodle cash and shines with the light of disclosure,
prostitution, I'm in regards to a man a second level is the philosophy that is basically granted to
the believers. This is something that is, you know, harvested from the cultivated heart now not the
uncultivated heart. It is the result of Eman the result of faith, the result of spiritual stays the
result of spiritual refinement, spiritual training, spiritual discipline, and you go through this,
and Sahar basically staying up late in the night, Jews stayed up late at night in victory in
		
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			remembrance, in prayer
		
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			in resume, doing something good, you know, looking out
		
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			also looking after people and looking out for the in interest of people and
		
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			like they used to do
		
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			like on a sign
		
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			on who sign up gnarly, long line home.
		
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			When he died, the found out the you know, 100 families in Medina
		
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			basically suddenly lost their sustenance because he used every night to go out and carry food and
drop it in front of their doors
		
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			in privacy, and then make it back home, you know, wearing this, covering his face, and then make it
back home. No one knew
		
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			where this is coming from until he died. And all of them figured out the next day.
		
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			That was actually him. So if you if you do this, and then you have also experienced do or which is
hunger, but hunger not is not a virtue in and of itself, like you're fasting for the sake of Allah
subhanaw taala and you're cutting down on eating for that spiritual
		
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			refinement to release years spirit from the captivity of the carnal desires, which could be
certainly
		
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			a burdensome for the spirit. You know, the concern the sort of the constant concern with karma
desires with fleshy, lower desires of the body could certainly harm the spirit
		
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			So if this is something that can be cultivated, this is something that can be acquired.
		
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			And he says it shines with the light of disclosure shines with the light of disclosure. So it could
be a ham. And then it could be real disclosure, it could be an inspiration, but it could be also
real disclosure will like gives you a transient access, not guaranteed because you're nonprofit, but
		
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			yet is still an honorable thing
		
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			to service. And then he talks about the third level ferocity in Syria, and most notable for us.
Lamb.
		
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			That's the libera year that is not produced by celebration, the sun and mastana industry on our
arms, what comes out, comes forth from the chosen tongues, either explicitly, or through symbolism,
either explicitly, or through symbolism, you know, this is the third phase, the phase of self
annihilation self absorption, or I'm sorry, so formulation or absorption into the divine.
		
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			And in this case, it's almost normal for us, it would be as close to certain as possible, this will
be as close remember, when Mr. Mr. La said it is written in the preserve a tablet that you will win.
So it is as close to possible still not certain, still not certain cat should not be treated a
certain from anyone sort of a prophet or a messenger could be as confident he could act on that
about the sun, and he could be motivated, because most likely it will be true, most likely, but you
can never you never say most likely with a profit. Right? Is that that that basically destroys the
whole concept of prophethood if they're just most likely, you know, but you could say this without
		
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			it, most likely it'll be right. But it gets as close as possible to certain with the more spiritual
refinement.
		
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			Hand it is it comes in force from the chosen tongues, you know, the ones who are most chosen because
it's the most noble for us.
		
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			Either explicitly, or through symbolism, either explicitly or through symbolism, if people can
handle that explicitly tell them of it explicitly. Or, if you believe that for some reason, it
should be told through symbolism, then use symbolism. And
		
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			And still, you don't yourself get diluted by by Eddie kurama You're still cautious about the lower
limit the most deserving of last kurama he was always cautious. He said if one of my two feet is in
Paradise, and the other other one is outside, I will not be safe are not feel safe from a loss
plans. So you should never regardless of what you go through get diluted by those states or those
disclosures.
		
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			That's it with the with station feroza.
		
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			But I hope that it is clear and then I go back to it because it is it's a common problem sometimes
also because of partisanship because certain people have certain ideas about the unseen or access to
the unseen and they can't really differentiate between things they could hear that you know someone
have a disclosure and say that they these are basically crooks or something like that, which is not
right.
		
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			Maybe true, maybe a kurama it is not you're not in a position to say about a righteous servant of
Allah subhanaw taala that they are
		
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			basically deviant or anything this there is the concept of karma is not a better it is a real
concept. Karma is different from the melodies of the Prophet sallallahu the prophets and salatu wa
sallam in some regards, know the difference between this and that and you will be okay. But at the
end of the day, the karma are not used to establish credibility. And when someone has a karma or
someone has a disclosure that does not make their interpretation or their declarations about the
immune to hair have absolutely not. It does not make them infallible. You still even if you see it,
even if you see and that is one of the Masters
		
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			The past have always said, If you see someone flying in the air walking on water, don't give them
any consideration until you see how steadfast and straight they are on the Sharia. Don't pay any
attention to them. And third, you see how steadfast and
		
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			straight they are on the Sharia, as what the great masters of Sunni Sufism have always emphasized
and have always stressed quality have a separate
		
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			land as
		
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			well too, boy