Hosam Helal – Saviours of Islamic Spirit Episode 12 Ahmad ibn Hanbal

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			Come on over human hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala
		
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			Mabrouk Rahmatullah al Amin Sena
Milena Muhammad Ali Juan early he
		
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			have little Salah to attend with
the slim welcome back to another
		
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			episode of saviors of Islam. May
Allah Subhana Allah bless you and
		
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			give you Janet for those who are
mean I mean, I mean, tonight's
		
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			episode is about an individual
that an imam of the hubby referred
		
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			to as the true chef of Islam and
the leader of Muslims in his time
		
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			and the Hadith master and the
proof how to Deen. He was an icon
		
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			in holding on to texts in
withstanding all the injustices
		
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			that he endured, and not letting
those injustices affect or change
		
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			what he knew to be and what he
understood to be the truth. And
		
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			the man I met in a humble he was,
he was orphaned, you know, his
		
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			father passed away in the same
year that he was born, his mother
		
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			invested in him and said, I'm
going to dedicate my whole life to
		
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			you. And that is why I wanted
Subhanallah one of the reasons why
		
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			I met him Hammond, in his mother
had he would make dua for his
		
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			mother, every single salah, he
would make dua for his parents,
		
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			every single Salah because of the
selflessness and the sacrifice
		
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			that his mother made for him at a
young age. And that's a reminder
		
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			to all of our sisters watching
this, do not underestimate the
		
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			power that you have as a mother we
live in a society where you know
		
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			motherhood is not appreciated
Subhanallah and an abuse of
		
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			insulin. You know, we will you
speaking to the women of Medina,
		
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			one of the women raised her hand
and said, you know, sort of Allah,
		
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			how can I get the same edger as
you know, my husband as my father
		
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			as my brother, as the men in the
community, and maybe some Salam
		
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			congratulated her question, he
congratulated her advocacy, and he
		
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			called her an ambassador to the
rest of the women. And then he
		
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			said his famous Hadith now before
we tell you the Hadith, which is
		
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			very powerful, I want you to
imagine as a sister, there's so
		
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			much expected of you, society
expects certain things from you
		
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			self image, body image, culture,
expect certain things from your
		
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			deen has expectations of you, your
family, your career, your
		
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			community, so many expectations
and it's very easy to become
		
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			fragmented. So in the abuse of
Salem wanted to center the sisters
		
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			in the community and remind them
of what is important and what
		
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			should come first. And so my
sister, let me tell you this, you
		
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			cannot do everything at the same
time, but you can do everything at
		
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			different moments and times in
your life. You have to know what
		
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			to prioritize and when you have to
know what to prioritize. And when
		
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			and there is a Selim said his
famous Hadith, either of Salatin
		
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			Mara Hamza, when a woman prays her
five, while solemn shahada her and
		
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			fast her month, what have you got
for Jehovah and protects her
		
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			chastity while for Eid Zoda and
serves her husband by extension
		
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			the family with respect and
loyalty. She will be told P Lella.
		
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			Had holy Jana she will be told to
enter Jana mean Jannetty sheets
		
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			shitty from any of the gates of
Jana and Jana has a gates. So
		
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			imagine through your service to
your family eight gates of Jana.
		
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			Open up what a blessing. So in my
humble mother dedicated her life
		
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			to her son did not remarry, but
said you know I'm going to invest
		
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			everything that I have into
everything that I have into. So I
		
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			remember how humble he was brought
up with his mother and she would
		
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			take him to the masjid and she
would wait for him in the in the
		
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			specific sisters area or sometimes
even outside for him to finish and
		
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			she would ask him questions and
encourage him and helped him
		
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			memorize the Quran she noticed
that he has a beautiful script
		
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			beautiful writing, so she invested
so you could learn how to read and
		
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			write and how to even take on
calligraphy. Imam Ahmed Mohamed
		
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			spoke Persian and Arabic his
mother encouraged him to learn
		
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			both languages we can serve more
communities and have access to
		
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			more teachers. He memorized the
Quran, when he was 10 years old.
		
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			At 16 years of age, he memorized
the Hadith, and he went to more
		
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			than 130 Different teachers of
Hadith that were available to him.
		
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			He went and as he as he was, again
in in the region of Iraq, he went
		
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			from Baghdad to Kufa to muscle or
to every region he had access to,
		
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			until he collected all of the
Hadith that he could. And
		
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			sometimes when he heard one Hadith
and he wasn't sure what the
		
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			Senate, is this correct, is it
authentic? Is it really what the
		
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			Prophet Muhammad wa salam said,
sometimes he would get on his ride
		
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			and travel all the way to Shem. At
least once in your life. He's
		
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			like, he traveled all the way to
levant on his ride, to be able to
		
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			check the authenticity of the
Hadith. Imagine committed to the
		
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			text. And finally what you know
even when he was a kid, the rich
		
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			parents who had so much money
invested in their in their
		
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			children with compare their
children to Muhammad Muhammad, and
		
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			he would say we have so much money
we invested
		
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			into our child and the child is
nowhere near as 100 in the handles
		
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			adequate and added and respect and
the way he carries himself and the
		
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			way that he treats his mother.
		
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			And the teachers would say, this
is the edit from ALLAH SubhanA
		
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			Tal, this is Allah Subhana Allah
is blessing he gives it to
		
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			whomever He wills. And it's
interesting to note here the three
		
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			of the Imams of the former there
who were orphans, Imam Malik was
		
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			orphaned. As we discussed, Imam
Shafi was orphaned an Islamic
		
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			definition of orphan or an orphan
is someone who lost his father,
		
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			and so was admitted Muhammad an
orphan and that goes to show you
		
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			Subhanallah, the incredible system
of Islam that empowers everybody
		
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			in the community, and gives the
orphan an opportunity to develop
		
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			and to grow and become an icon in
Islamic history. And that also
		
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			teaches us not to under value, or
undermine any individual's worth
		
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			Allah Subhana Allah, Allah
blesses, in ways that we cannot
		
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			imagine.
		
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			Imam Muhammad in the humble at the
age of 40, he was ready to teach.
		
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			He was ready. His teachers told
him, you're actually before that
		
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			way before the age of 2732. He was
told many times teach, teach, and
		
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			he waited finally, until he was 40
to teach the community and he
		
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			wanted to be at an age of
maturity, he did not want to make
		
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			mistakes, and he considered the
responsibility of teaching and
		
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			educating to be a very heavy one.
		
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			In Baghdad, when he finally became
a teacher, he had more than 5000
		
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			students who would sit with him
and learn from him and consider
		
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			considered him to be the best
teacher available to them. At that
		
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			time, two things stand out about
Imam Muhammad Muhammad, number
		
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			one, the way that he invested in
his daughter, and the way that he
		
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			empowered her growth and to His
justice, his fairness, his sense
		
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			of dedication to the Prophet
Mohammed, Salah Salem, and to the
		
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			text standing up at a time when
the Ummah almost in its entirety,
		
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			failed a test known as the
Mishnah. So what is this
		
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			situation? Let's first begin with
the daughter of Mohammed Mohammed,
		
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			and Imam Shafi and he was one of
the teachers of admitted and
		
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			humble and an imam Shafi in love
documenting the humble and humble
		
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			love that Imam Shafi so they had
this beautiful respect for each
		
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			other, not just a student teacher
relationship, but a friendly Kullu
		
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			you know, colleague to colleague
relationship, as a man admitted to
		
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			him but invited a chef it was his
dream come and stay with me the
		
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			next time that you visit era, the
mammoth chef revisited, and when
		
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			he was staying in Africa didn't
humbles house, the daughter of
		
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			Alabama chef, it was so curious.
She was so excited to finally I
		
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			get to meet a chef, really the one
that you make dua for every single
		
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			time, the one that you love so
much as your teacher, I want to
		
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			meet him, and I want to see what
he's like. So in her mind, she was
		
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			expecting him in Imam Shafi to
spend the whole night in prayer to
		
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			get up and to spend the whole
night and pm so she's waiting and
		
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			waiting and waiting and waiting.
And the whole night buzzes by
		
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			fetcher comes and then I'm sure if
he does not get up to us to make
		
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			one or 2pm So she comes to her dad
in the morning just Dad I'm a
		
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			little bit is this Are you sure
this is your teacher? Mama Chevy.
		
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			I've never seen you a single night
of your life without praying and
		
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			shuffling did not pray last night.
pm the extra no effort. So what's
		
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			going on there? So look at event,
Mohamed, he tells his daughter, go
		
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			and ask him yourself. Allahu
Akbar, empowering his daughter to
		
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			go and ask herself go and ask for
yourself. See what his responses.
		
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			So the Imam Shafi welcomes the
question, reads the question with
		
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			a smile. And he tells her well, I
am traveling. And as a traveler,
		
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			you do not have to pay the extra
pray the extra prayers except with
		
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			her. And it did not make wudu
because I kept my will do from
		
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			last night. And I wasn't just
staying in my bed sleeping. I was
		
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			thinking about a single hadith of
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam went to visit Anna Sidney
Malik's brother when Anastigmat
		
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			his brother lost the bird that had
bird. So imagine the pet bird dies
		
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			and innocent nomadic comes looking
sad. And then just some ask what's
		
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			wrong is my brother is sad because
he lost a bird. And maybe some
		
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			Selim says let me go and make him
feel better. So the mom shatters,
		
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			I was thinking about this
situation, this single episode
		
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			from the Syrah and extracted 70 or
so lessons from it. One lesson
		
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			that you could keep a bird another
lesson, it's important to read the
		
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			body language of others and check
up on them and make sure that
		
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			they're okay. A third lesson is
that you can give a nickname to a
		
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			child because then they can call
the child by his nickname about
		
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			omae.
		
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			Secondly, it's good to use poetry
with children. Yeah, but our main
		
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			method in the way of all about
what happened to the delay, that's
		
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			when he was selected. So imagine
remember, Chevy was sitting and
		
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			thinking about that one incident
and extracting all those lessons
		
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			from it.
		
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			So he
		
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			were given a beautiful, a
beautiful lens into the way that
		
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			Imam Shafi treated him and didn't
handle the love that they had for
		
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			one another. And the way that I've
met him the humble, treated his
		
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			own daughter and empowered her to
ask questions and to be curious.
		
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			And that in itself translates into
amazing, amazing things in the
		
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			future because he might not even
humble his son becomes a judge
		
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			eventually, and his daughter has
enough knowledge to be able to
		
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			transmit and to be considered
again, one important inflow is an
		
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			important influence in certain
disciplines of Islamic knowledge.
		
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			The importance of investing in our
daughters the importance of
		
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			empowering our children, Imam
Ahmed Inhambane, is famously known
		
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			for his position against the
Khalifa at the time, multiple
		
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			calibers actually, beginning with
element moon and then onto an
		
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			Matassa, and then on to Allah, or
before morphism and worship and
		
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			then in worship and martyrdom. And
then finally, number two, what
		
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			killed so imagine he stood against
all those believers, one and my
		
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			moon decided to endorse the
opinion of Mr. Tesla and Mr. Tesla
		
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			were, you know, usually usually
quite lenient and quite open
		
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			minded. But when it came to this
issue, they were the rationalist.
		
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			And there's nothing wrong with
rationality. But the went to the
		
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			path of being overly rational,
when he began to ignore the text
		
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			of the Quran and rely way too much
on the intellect. And the
		
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			Hollyford mamoun He adopted the
opinion that the Quran is created.
		
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			It's not the word of Allah, it's a
created entity. And there was a
		
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			lot of debate back and forth and
the powerful society, the Khalifa
		
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			decided at the time to use his
power and influence to make sure
		
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			that everybody adopts that opinion
and in their mind, we want
		
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			everybody to accept rationality
and we hope that a leaning towards
		
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			the mind and towards logic will
open up the community and allow us
		
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			to, you know, thrive and succeed.
And Imam Muhammad Muhammad was one
		
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			of four Imams that refused this
and he said, No, I don't see any
		
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			any evidence for it in the Quran
and the Sunnah no evidence, Allah
		
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			Subhana Allah Allah says Allah
man, I lemon Quran. Hello
		
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			Collinson. He created the human we
didn't say hello Quran. He didn't
		
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			say that the Quran was created.
The Quran is the eternal word of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. And like his
knowledge always existed in a way
		
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			that is beyond our capacity to
imagine articulate, it is only
		
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			Allah Subhana Allah who can truly
understand. He's He's essence and
		
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			the reality is around, you know,
the attributes and the names. And
		
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			of course, this was a big
discussion in the OMA. But it was
		
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			so heavy, it was so heavy, that
people were jailed, no matter how
		
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			member was jailed, and whipped
once, twice, three, four or five
		
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			times, and every single time he
would refuse. Finally, it was only
		
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			two scholars who maintain their
opinion, everybody else out of
		
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			fear of persecution, the city No,
we've done the best that we can.
		
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			There's no other option you're
forcing and whipping us, we're
		
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			gonna say whatever you want just
to save our lives. And then 100
		
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			refuse, once, twice, 34567 times,
one khalifa to the next, he
		
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			refused. And he said Bring me
evidence from the Quran and the
		
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			Sunnah I will believe you
otherwise I will never believe and
		
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			I will never adopt an opinion that
I don't consider to be correct and
		
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			authentic, just out of pressure.
		
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			And find that it took long years,
for the Khalifa eventually to
		
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			recognize that I've met in the
humble was right. And assuming
		
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			that the Quran is created with me,
like anything that is created, has
		
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			a beginning and an end has limits
to the Quran is limited, the Quran
		
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			has a beginning and an end. And
that would of course, cause or
		
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			that would cause many, many issues
in the way that we interact with
		
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			the word of Allah subhanaw taala.
So we believe that the word of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala is eternal.
And that becomes the default Sunni
		
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			orthodox opinion, the default
opinion of Muslims that consider
		
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			themselves to be Sunni. One person
stood against all that pressure
		
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			refused, and said, I will only say
that which is true, according to
		
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			the Quran and the Sunnah. Bring me
the evidence, I'll believe you
		
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			otherwise, I will refuse to
compromise what I believe to be
		
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			true. How many of us are willing
to hold on to truth in that way,
		
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			are willing to not let go, even if
we're whipped even if we're
		
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			tortured, even if we're hurt, even
if we're banished as an as
		
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			Baphomet and humble was banished
from Iraq. This is the legacy of
		
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			Imam Muhammad Muhammad and that is
why he's known as the Imam is
		
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			Sunnah and that is why he's known
as the proof of the deen the
		
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			religion of Allah subhanaw taala.
And some people consider him to be
		
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			in the same category of influence
as Abu Bakr because Abu Bakr
		
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			wouldn't be so sellin passed away.
He had to make decisions that many
		
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			people most people disagreed with.
But eventually the community
		
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			realized that he was right.
Similarly admitted and humbled was
		
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			one
		
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			On when nobody else was ready to
make that stand.
		
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			But he wasn't aggressive and harsh
about it. He was an arrogant in
		
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			the way that he expressed his
opinion. He was polite,
		
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			respectful, when he spoke to the
highly visible Khalifa, I have
		
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			nothing but respect for you. You
are somebody that I consider to be
		
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			close to the prophetic family,
you're and he would politely, but
		
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			I refuse to accept I have no
evidence. There's no evidence that
		
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			you've presented me bring me the
evidence, and the end and all
		
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			these discussions and debates with
those who held that opinion. And
		
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			every single time they were beat,
defeated. With the arguments of
		
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			amendment and humble, there's not
enough time to go through the
		
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			arguments. But I encourage you for
homework, to read the debate back
		
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			and forth to ask your family your
children have this conversation
		
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			with them. And some of it is of
course, dense, but of course, you
		
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			can simplify it in a way that is
accessible. When a man made him
		
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			the humble passed away.
		
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			So many people, some say 800,000
people came to witness his
		
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			Janessa. And when his story as his
passing as he passed away, may
		
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			Allah give him Janet, for those
that are all of our scholars whose
		
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			story was so influential, that
some say more than 2000 and some
		
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			say even 20,000 people became
Muslim that were not Muslim,
		
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			Christians and people of the
Jewish community became Muslim,
		
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			after hearing his story, and his
tenacity and the arguments and the
		
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			proofs, and the love the
characteristics they carried
		
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			himself with. May Allah Subhana
Allah make us from those who stand
		
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			when everybody else falls. And may
Allah Subhana Allah make us
		
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			committed to truth and to the text
of the Quran and the Sunnah and to
		
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			argue with evidence and to refuse
to accept, accept with evidence.
		
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			Does that go McLaren? See you next
time was salam aleikum wa
		
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			rahmatullah wa barakato.