Hussain Kamani – 40 Ahadith of Imam An-Nawawi 39 – The Forgiven Matters

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The importance of practicing Islam for avoiding mistakes and mistakes is discussed, including the use of "has been Prayered" in a statement of pride and a quote from a doctor about a woman who died. The importance of practicing Islam for avoiding mistakes and the need for everyone to be conscious of their actions is emphasized. The speakers discuss various scenarios and potential consequences of mistakes, including the use of objects to kill someone and the potential for rulings based on actions and actions that have been made. They also touch on the importance of forgiveness and the need for forgiveness in cases of mistakes or shortcomings.

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			Today we start with Hadith number 39.
		
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			On MDI Barcena, the Allahu Taala and Houma under Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam call
		
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			in Allah Hatha Jah was a li. Murthy, a hotter witness yen almost to Korea who Ali, Hadith and Hassan
on our Hulu merger. While very happy
		
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			the narration is narrated by Abdullah Hibiya ambassador to Allah one, that the messenger of allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
		
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			Verily, Allah has pardon for me my OMA
		
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			their mistakes, their forgetfulness, and that which they have been forced to do under duress. It is
a Hassan Hadith narrated by Imam Ibn imager, and also by Imam Behati Rahmatullah Ali.
		
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			Regarding this hadith, the scholars have engaged in this in some discussion,
		
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			whether it is classified as an authentic narration or a weak narration.
		
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			Imam, no, Allahu Allah in this collection, for the most part, brings authentic narrations. But there
are examples like this particular narration, where you might know we don't have too long it brings a
hadith that is the if it's a weak narration, but he does not bring a narration that it is that's so
weak that it can't be used while discussing the issues in Islam.
		
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			Usually, he'll bring a narration that has some weakness in it.
		
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			And there are other narrations with similar meanings that are more authentic that can support this
narration. So parts of this narration are found in other Hadith. One part is found in one Hadith
another part is found in another Hadith, those two narrations independently are weaker. Or secondly,
sometimes what happens is that the narration is weak, but there are multiple chains and each one
uniquely has some weakness. But when you combine them together, there is a strength that comes into
the narration. That's what you'll notice. While commentating on the chain of this hadith, he says
Hadith and Hassan, that's how, you know we don't have too long Ali commented on this particular
		
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			narration. Similarly, sometimes the narration is such that the chain itself may be weak, but the
message of it is authentic and there is no doubt in it at all. So regarding the three types of
people mentioned, in this hadith, not only are there other Hadith that support this narration and
its meaning, but there are clear cut verses of the Quran that also convey a very similar message and
we'll discuss those inshallah Aziz through the class.
		
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			Now, there are similar narrations to this particular narration. One of them is quoted by Imam even
though behind him he narrates from Abu Bakr and Houdini and Abu Bakr Hooda Lee is considered to be a
week Narrator But it'd be hard to narrate from him from shall have been hush up from Ahmed dadada
the Allahu anha Winair rates from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said in Allah Hatha was Almighty and Anta Latin, annual Hatha e oneness Yanni,
while istikhara hear that Allah subhanahu wa taala has pardon three things from my nation. What are
these three things I know Fatah mistake, oneness, yawn, forgetfulness, while istikhara that which
		
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			that which was done out of coercion, that which a person was forced to do under duress, Tala Abu
Bakr, Abu Bakr, who that he says, for the character, Danica and Hassan, I narrated this narration to
have some adversity
		
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			Finally urgent. He said yes, this narration is true. I'm gonna talk about biblical Quran and don't
you see the Quran saying this itself? Allah subhanahu Allah says in surah baqarah verse number 286,
but Allah to Heavener in Siena, O,
		
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			O Allah, to not hold us accountable, if we have forgotten, or if we do something forgetful, our
thought now or if we do something out of mistake, so here you see hustler bacillary correlates this
hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam with a direct verse of the Quran.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala in the Quran mentions that Hatha Nicean and istikhara, forgetfulness,
mistakes, and duress anything done under force are forgiven. The first verse I quoted before you
Allah says Allah subhanaw taala says I've been allowed to ask him in the Cena Oh, Astana. Oh Allah
forgive us if we've made any hotter and I'll define the word Fatah shortly. Right now, we're
defining it as a mistake, but I'll give a more specific definition to it.
		
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			In Messina, our thumb only Cin cin means to be forgetful. And again I'll give a definition to this
more technical definition shortly. In another verse, Allah subhanahu wa Tada addresses the issue of
QA a grace means to be forced for something to be done. And a question or dress. Allah azza wa jal
says in the Quran, and Sunnah. Nahal verse number 106 Min Guevara Billa human body Imani, he LM and
olkaria were called whoo hoo, not my normal email. This verse is talking about the early days in
Islam, where Sahaba were tortured excessively, and the likes of Elijah who would refuse to
discontinue the torture until the Sahaba either did Kufa outright they disbelieve in Allah? Or they
		
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			said something disrespectful regarding the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and they
praised the idols that were worshipped in Makkah Latin Rosa. So the example is of I'm not even yes
and of the Allah one, whose parents were tortured excessively, until the point that they both lost
their lives. So many are the Allahu Allah His mother was actually murdered and killed by a Buddha
and his father, yes, it died through the pain of the torture. So a young man who saw his mother and
father both die you can imagine what kind of emotional state he must be in. Now Abuja Hall comes to
him and says that in a very short period of time you saw your mother and father leave the world very
		
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			soon you will join them. Unless you do Cofer unless you say something regarding the Prophet
Muhammad, instead of calling them Muhammad call him within them, which is the one who is disgraced.
And in that situation, I might have been yesterday with the Allahu Han gave the word that Abuja has
demanded to save his life. So Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed this verse 11, okay, how Akali
Mohammed Mohammed Iman, the one who says something at a dress, while their heart is content with
faith, they're not accountable with Allah subhanaw taala similarly, we see the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam talking about this idea of mistakes being forgiven, where the were our Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, either haka. Mahaki mu festa hada. For Masaba fella who agilon
While hakama fetch the Hadar fella who adjutant widen, that if a scholar or if a Hakim a governor or
ruler, does each the hat is the hat is a process of deriving Islamic law deriving Islamic rulings
from the principles of Islam. It's a detailed, very thorough process. So there is a scholar who does
actually have there's a new issue that comes up how will Muslims bank in the western world that is
plagued by interest? So now obviously, Muslim scholars wanted to get together and perform a sort of
wish they had mostly the field research but with some wish they had this to they may have with some
		
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			issues as well, where they might need to
		
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			establish some new rulings that didn't exist before. So in this process, there are two
possibilities. Either you're right or you're wrong. If you're right, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam says, Who that person gets to rewards to rewards based on what
		
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			on the fact that he tried one reward. Number two, he got it right. And if he gets it wrong, there is
still one reward, there's no sin, there's one reward. He tried, he gets a reward for that he got it
wrong, that's forgiven, were less than 100 without it because he gave it his best. Now, this doesn't
apply to a person who does not on the mahkamah wish they had, if someone is not a scholar, and they
decide to give a ruling of the dean, you know, pull something out of their back pocket and just you
know, do some sort of magic with the Quran and Sunnah and make up rulings as they go along. Not only
will they not get a reward, rather they will be punished by Allah subhanaw taala because what
		
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			greater crime is there than for a person to speak on behalf of Allah and that assume without having
the authority to do so, without having
		
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			nervous to do so. This is a very big crime. Imam Malik Rahmatullah era was skeptical of the Mufti of
his time. He used to say that people in our time have given fatwa, those people, it would have been
better for them to remain silent. He's speaking of scholars, by the way, but the standard and the
bar was very high. Unfortunately, in our day and age, the bar has gone extremely low. Anyone can
come and say whatever they want, and the Muslim scholars and the Muslim ummah are told to be
forbearance and tolerant, let people say what they want because they're sincere. Sincerity is a good
thing. Allah reward the OMA for being sincere, but crimes are crimes. And we'll talk about this
		
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			ahead, that not every scenario of forgetfulness and a mistake is actually forgiven. They are
examples that if someone does something, forget fully, that action is not complete. Not only are
they not punished for doing that, obviously, someone does something out of forgetfulness. They're
not punished for the mistake, but sometimes action itself will be incomplete. A classic example of
this is someone didn't do too cool while they're praying Salam. He didn't do Rahu and Pham. He was
just praying. He said, he read Surah Fatiha, she read Surah Fatiha they read the surah and they
forgot to go into the Quran. They went straight into such that you guys understand the scenario.
		
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			What did this person do out of forgetfulness, they missed a broken if they missed a watch out of
forgetfulness, there's something called sensitive so how to deal with that at the end of prayer.
This person skipped a rukon out of forgetfulness. Not only so obviously, there's no sin because that
was done on forgetfulness. But if that person somehow comes to a realization that I actually missed
the rockin the slavery will be invalid, that person will be mandated to repeat the Sunnah again, and
I will share more examples up ahead. Another clear example is there's a person
		
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			who mistakenly read Salam before the time starts.
		
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			You guys understand he reads Valhalla one hour early prayers also one hour earlier than time
actually started. Now that person won't be sin for praying. So a lot of the time because that's what
it means that Allah has overlooked it, Allah is not going to punish you for it. But will that Salah
count, it won't count. And in some scenarios, it will there are some scenarios for example, if a
person is slaughtering an animal, and while they're slaughtering an animal, he forgets to say
Bismillah he was saying Bismillah all day, but what animals you forgot to say Bismillah according to
majority of the Fatah, including the Hanafi scholars, that animal will be allowed to eat, and that
		
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			Misia and that forgetfulness will be will be considered meaning that person will be held accountable
for it, and that meat will be held out. So there are some scenarios where the action done out of
forgetfulness will be valid. And there are some scenarios in which the action done out of
forgetfulness will be invalid. But this is something that we have to discuss and there's a lot of
issues. I won't be able to cover all of it, but I will touch on some of these points in today's
class Inshallah, which takes us back to the point that filth and Islamic law is nuanced. It's not
black and white. It's not a monopoly game where you to sit together and read the handbook and start
		
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			getting on with it. This there are parts of our deen that are very simple. You can practice them
without getting too sophisticated. But then there are certain parts of our deen that are by nature
sophisticated, because that's how law is. Law is sophisticated. Create belief is simple. There is no
sophistication to Islamic belief actually, you know, it's a very simple process. You don't have to
even take a class and you probably already have good assignment believe coulomb Allahu Ahad Allahu
Samad, lamina dweller, mula Wallaby Aquila, who go for what your Eman is already solid, you know.
And there are other verses in the Quran like this that talk about EMA very simple. But when it comes
		
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			to law, show me the law of any country any civilization in the world that can be studied in one
hour. Show me any civilization in the history of mankind, where you would be allowed to share your
opinion on affairs of law without any experience at all, without any intensity without any studying
at all. It wouldn't be accepted. So how can we allow it and accept it in Islam?
		
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			Now in this hadith, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam says that Allah subhanahu wa Tada has
forgiven for my ummah, in Allah azza wa jal was Almighty, Allah subhanho wa Taala has pardoned.
Allah subhanahu wa taala has forgiven there is a Lea here too. By the way, Allah Tada was a lead on
Monday, the scholars discussed whether this lead is a part of the original rewire or not, some say
it's Milton attributed Ravi meaning Ravi added it on some scholars say no it is a part of the actual
rewire it is a part of the rewire then we will translate it as I translated it as in the law. The
job was a li Illuminati indeed Allah has stret indeed Allah subhanaw taala has forgiven, forsaken
		
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			overlooked for me on behalf of myeloma so what that means is this forgiveness is because of the
greatness of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam as we would say, through the blessing and mercy
and the love that Allah had for his messenger Allah subhanaw taala showered disfavor at the
specialty for this Oma.
		
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			So we learn for this. This is a hot thing. This is something specific with the OMA and some scholars
have even though this is not something we
		
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			Commonly doing the 185th. But other AHA they commonly use this principle of Mfume qualified. So what
they do is that they take the reverse meaning of something. So if Allah subhanaw taala is the
messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is saying that Allah subhanaw taala because of me has
forgiven from my ummah, the reverse meaning of this that can easily be derived is that this wasn't
forgiven from other homeless, meaning other nations were actually held accountable for their
mistakes. For things that were done out of forgetfulness, they were actually held accountable.
Simple, Toba wasn't available to them. As for our Allah, Allah subhanaw taala has favored them, and
		
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			how we know that this deduction is a sound deduction and this is a very true statement is because
the Quran itself says that, going back to that verse number 26, of Surah Bacara ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada says, Robert, Allah to ask you that in the Sunnah of Ramana what? Elena isn't karma. Hamilton
who Allah Latina, Min Commelina that Oh Allah, they were burdened with this responsibility. They
were accountable for their mistakes and the things they did out of forgetfulness. But yeah, Allah
don't hold the same principle for us. Don't hold us to the same standard. Be kind to us. Be merciful
to us. Yeah, Allah pardon us, and make it easy for us. And from this right here, we see the mercy of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. Otherwise, if we were held accountable for everything we did out of
forgetfulness, and every action we did out of mistake, what would we do? What would we do? How would
we stand in front of Allah subhanaw taala we already commit so many mistakes, so many so many sins?
Knowingly? Can we even? Can we even count what we've done unknowingly? Why, but yet the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam still asked Allah subhanho wa Taala for forgiveness, even though it's
already forgiven, humbling himself even further, he said Allah Allah will set them and make a DUA,
Allahu La Fille Li Ji
		
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			what hasn't? Well, I'm ready. We're hot. We're cool with Alika nd or another narration, Allah Houma,
Filipina Malka, domna wanna Asana Elena Wilma Asana, Allah movie him in and tell them one La ilaha
illa so the first NARRATION The first one that I recited, have you seen a la Hollywood cinema say
Allahu Allah morphine, Luigi De Waal has an O Allah forgive me for the mistakes or the sins that
have committed in seriousness, or hazily, or the sins and mistakes I've committed in joke and
gesture. Well, I'm ready will Hatha and those sins and mistakes that I've committed those violations
that I've engaged in knowingly will have that humans unknowingly by mistake will kill me that occur
		
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			in the in all of my actions from this from this from your disobedience forgive them all.
		
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			Now let's put some definitions to some words. What is Hatha what is Nisha?
		
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			alojado who are yet to see the be fairly he che and for you saw the for fear Allahu La Rama casada
who that's the definition of Hapa who are a young sila be fairly he che and this is what a person
says or does something and has an intention. And this is what I'm trying to accomplish. For you saw
the full fare Allahu vedamo casado, but in return his action gives him other than what he originally
intended. So what's an example of this club? According to this definition, I'll give you an example.
		
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			A person makes an intention to go to the masjid.
		
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			They're on the way to the masjid. But they accidentally end up at their school.
		
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			So they intended one thing, but for whatever reason, their action led them to another. So this is
called as SATA. Another example would be I was intending to give someone cold water, but
accidentally I turned on the hot hot hot water tap, you guys follows. So a person intends one thing
with their action, but for some reason or the other, they end up doing opposite of what they
intended. This is called a mistake. When the siano Hakuna vacuum only che in fire and Sahar in the
film.
		
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			And this yarn is that a person is mindful of an action, but at the time of doing it, they forget and
they do something else. For example, a person knows that they're faster, then a point comes where
they forget they're fasting, and they end up doing something that violates the past. Now this
violation of the past would be considered to be indicia because it was done out of forgetfulness.
Kyla Houma, Phu and both of these are forgiven by ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada, banana and the hula is MFI,
meaning that there is no sin. If a person accidentally killed someone, there is no sin. This is
called anatomy. Total Hatha. There are three types of clutter. There's flutter flutter, Chivu setup,
		
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			and then there's Amazon. Throttle Hatha, what does that mean? That
		
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			someone is throwing a ball. What does the person doing?
		
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			All right, someone is throwing a ball. The other person was supposed to hit it with their bat but
they maybe stood at the wrong angle and the ball hit them right in the middle bullseye. Crack that
person's skull he died. What did you call this button? Haha. McClellan mera Hatha and Veta Hironaka.
Then the Quran talks about how to deal with such an accidental killing. Okay. There's no sin for
this, but there's a penalty. And again, this is something I'll come to in our next discussion.
		
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			Then the Shuhada Shiva will what that means that it was a mistake, but it wasn't really a mistake.
Okay, what is this for example, there's a person that wants to hit a person, he wants to hit him,
he's angry at this guy. So he takes a stick and this stick is normally a stick that wouldn't kill
someone. But unfortunately he hits the person at an angle in a place that he didn't know that can
actually kill someone. And because he hit that person that the exact place that person died now he
said original intention wasn't to kill someone and that scenario generally wouldn't kill someone you
guys understand. If you take a stick and you hit someone with a kill them, you're talking about a
		
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			thin stick you were to hit them let's say for example, on their arm if you were to hit someone on
the arm, generally a personal letter die for some reason that may that person may have had some
disease some loyal there, that boil popped because of which something happened with sugar something
else which caused that person to die. This is called this is called glottal shimmer. And then
there's Patil Ahmed, total Ahmed means that you outright kill someone you have a weapon that's meant
to kill, you use it against a person, you kill that person. Okay.
		
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			So, there is no sin for anything than that of mistaken forgetfulness, however, and you're not well,
I can refer well I can refer I'll if Mi La UniFi Terrazza Alana Siani hookman.
		
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			Even though the sin is forgiven, does not mean that rulings will not be established based off that
accident, or based off of that mistake.
		
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			rulings will still be inactive, there are certain rulings. So for example, the Prophet sallallahu it
was said about one Hadith he said, there are three things that if done seriously, they will occur.
And if done, jokingly, the outcome will still occur. And Nikka, who will a taco at Taco Nica a talk
which means freeing a slave that off means divorce, if a person jokingly says that I marry you, and
the other conditions are met, and other person jokingly said, I accept Islamically that Nikka is
actually done. I have a funny story for this actually. I was once at a camp at a youth camp.
		
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			And the last night of the camp, the youth decided to do it an entertainment night. So you know they
were going to do presentations and student plays and sing the sheets and read some Quran. You know,
one of those fun nights before they all went back home.
		
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			So there was a particular play that happened. And in the play, they were kind of making fun of
		
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			marriages in the Muslim community. So there was a girl wearing a hijab, and she was at the front, in
front of all of these people. And there was a boy there standing at the front, he made a proposal to
the girl she accepted.
		
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			It was a part of the play, though. So he made a proposal to her, will you marry me? What did she
say? Yes, there were more witnesses that needed it. Because in this time, we only need to mature
witnesses. There was a whole crowd of witnesses. Now, according to the gym, who did that Nikka Jim,
who means majority of the scholars and Nikka wouldn't count. And it's because there was no
permission from the Wali. So that's a done deal. But according to the Hanafi school of thought that
Nika actually might count, because the permission of the one he isn't a necessary component for the
marriage.
		
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			So right when that happened, I kid you not I freaked out, because I was sitting in attendance. And I
was thinking, yeah, Allah, I'm in a lot of trouble. I should have stopped this. But then it happened
so late, and I was laughing because of this, the particular skit that I didn't realize.
		
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			And I was extremely stressed. So what am I going to tell the parents? I think I occurred under my
under my watch. But then Subhanallah the most weird thing happened. And I couldn't believe I was I
was so happy that this happened. In normal circumstances, I would be very angry. But when this
happened, I was happy. What happened was, the girl took her hijab off and threw it. Now in most
cases, if a girl were to throw a hijab off, in an event like this, you would get upset, you know,
why are you doing this?
		
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			But in this scenario, after she took her hijab off and threw it, I found that it was a boy.
		
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			It was a boy dressed like a girl, when they put some makeup on and he dressed up like a girl and
handed out there is no nigga between two two men in Islam, no legal Nikka so that was a that was a
savior for us.
		
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			Now, now, the big question does.
		
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			Well, rulings be established based on actions that were done.
		
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			of forgetfulness and mistakes. This is something I've touched on in today's lecture a few times now
let's discuss the actual issue. So the scholars they say there are multiple scenarios and depending
on which scenario you're in the ruling will be different. Scenario number one
		
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			in welfare are the Fatah or witness Yano.
		
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			feito, token McMorran be here. Let me start by big buta Darko, if the mistake or the forgetfulness
occurs in leaving something that was commanded, then that ruling will still remain.
		
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			Okay, so you forget for the left something that was commanded? What's an example of that?
		
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			So very good. You're commanded to pray? You forget fully loved it. You guys understand that? So, by
Yeji, buta Doku, it'll still be mandatory upon you to make that up.
		
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			Are you guys following here? So the first scenario is you were told to do something you forget fully
left it. You mistakenly left it? You thought there was still five minutes left for Salah, but when
you looked at the time carefully, what did you notice? There was time, there was the there was the
time was off, your your clock was off, and it was actually an hour later, your clock wasn't 730 but
actually 830. So now there's a mistake. So the citizen move, but the Iraq meaning doing that action
is still mandatory upon you.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Another example of this is
		
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			low level two mm and Sen. Phil little Maggie Farrelly. He was Salah fermata Koroma fender who he was
late he will do what era. Another example of this is, there's a person who was supposed to do with a
		
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			will do with something commanded. He forgot that he had a water with him. The guy was in the middle
of nowhere, didn't have access to didn't see any water, he forgot that he had a bottle of water in
his back. So because he forgot, he didn't do something he was supposed to do. This is all a part of
scenario one. Okay. So he ends up doing tambem and he reads a lot. Now, after he finishes salah, he
finds a water. So what will he need to do?
		
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			He will need to do and then he will need to repeat his song.
		
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			Another example of this is this is a very tricky one, and a very scary one as well. This one
actually freaks me out a lot. Mallow that's the Katamari he Ilam on Vonda, HuFa Kiran Sudan Ohanian.
		
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			Right. Someone gave his wealth to a person that he thought was poor. Later on, he found out that
person was wealthy.
		
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			What happens?
		
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			Learn to
		
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			watch a valley hidden for a while and 14 Whatever a year job you have, honey, that's the cartoon
account.
		
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			He will need to give that money to a poor person. He has the right to demand demand that money back
from the wealthy person, Hey, man, you fooled me, give me that money back. If that person says no,
then you can't really force it back.
		
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			But you will still need to give this a copy to a poor person. So this is an example of someone
forget fully or mistakingly leaving out something that was commanded by Allah, the sin will be
forgiven, but the action will still need to be completed. Scenario number two.
		
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			You're you do something that was prohibited by Allah. So scenario number one, you left something
that was commanded by Allah. Scenario number two, you do something that was prohibited, you engage
in something that was money on something that you were told to stay away from? Now there are two
possibilities. The first possibility is this. first possibility is going to be example number two,
or scenario number two, second possibility is going to be scenario number three. So the first
scenario was you left something that you were told to do. Second scenario is that you you engaged in
something you weren't supposed to engage in, lay something bad, but it's a laugh. And it is from a
		
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			type of an action that doesn't have repercussions.
		
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			Meaning no repercussions or it doesn't have any damage involve minbar, but it's not there's no
damage caused by it. Okay, and Scenario number three is you did something that that was prohibited,
but it caused a sort of damage, and I'll give you an example for each one and it will make sense to
you. Okay, so scenario number two, you did something and work out a Kata I want to see on the field
in Manhattan, lay some instability, love for that shayari scenario number two, you did something
that Allah told you not to do, and there was no destruction caused and doing this action. So there
is no there is no compensation on this person. This person is not accountable. When we thought of
		
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			who Felicita Munchetty Bahama, a person drinks alcohol, by drinking alcohol has he harmed anyone?
Has he been wronged any person?
		
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			Are you guys following no harm done to anyone? But this person did something wrong, but he didn't
harm anyone. There was no destruction caused. So because of this, Vaughn and Anna who shot Robin
Hood, it was good. But when he drank it, what was this person thinking?
		
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			This is not an intox
		
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			To get a drink he thought this was just a good old grape juice, but he didn't realize that the grape
juice fermented and now he's drinking an intoxicating drink for LA Hidalgo. He will act as if this
person was brought to the court. And he says the coffee that I didn't think that drink was
intoxicating. I didn't notice I thought it was just a grape juice and later on when I drink it, I
became intoxicated and everyone's now complaining against me the AVI will not give him any hard
there will be no punishment well as he had does it is a subjective punishment appointed by the
coffee. How does it punishment that is clearly stated in the Quran and Hadith. Okay, so the HUD for
		
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			example, might be 80 lashes, but the thought is that as either might be 5025 lashes 27 lashes
		
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			are you guys following this, so a type of punishment appointed by the body.
		
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			Okay, a fairly thin the third scenario is someone in wealth out of Fatah, when I was young, he fell
in Manhattan, well who am in Babylon, if someone does something that was prohibited out of
forgetfulness, or mistakingly. And this is from the type of action that leads a destruction or
causes a sort of damage lamea school to demand, the damage caused will not be forgiven, this person
will be accountable for that damage. You guys understand this? Okay.
		
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			So what's an example of this?
		
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			And an example of this is
		
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			a person mistakenly runs his car into someone's house.
		
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			You understand this? What does he do? He takes his car, and he runs it in someone's house, he breaks
the fence knocks the wall down. Now, was this a mistake?
		
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			If this person says it was a mistake, it was a mistake. Now, will this person be seen by Allah? Will
there be? Is there a punishment for doing this? Nassetta? No, because it was a mistake. But did he
cause damage, he did cause damage. So will he be responsible for that damage, he will be responsible
for that damage, she will be responsible for that damage, they will be accountable for that damage.
lemmya spotted demand meaning the the compensation will not be lifted from this person, if you cause
damage, he or she will need to pay that
		
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			give that they will have to compensate for that damage.
		
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			The fourth scenario is
		
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			that a person does something and that action
		
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			doesn't necessarily cause damage. But the result of that action is a punishment.
		
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			You guys understand that? Someone does something mistakingly earn forgetfulness, and by doing that
action, they should be punished. But if that person can prove it was a matter of forgetfulness, or
mistake,
		
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			the shook the Shabbat the doubt will remove the punishment.
		
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			I'll give you an example.
		
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			Locata la Muslim and Vidal, Harvey vonden and Nahu Catherine for that BISAZZA Allah he will adhere.
There's a person in the battlefield. He accidentally kills someone from his own side. He thought it
was that person was an enemy, accidentally kill this person. Now normally, if you kill a person,
will there be punishment? Yes. If you kill a person, normally, one person kills another person, is
there a punishment? Of course there's punishment. But because he did it out of forgetfulness, there
will be no punish. There will be no punishment on and there'll be no precise. There'll be no penal
law enacted against him. Okay?
		
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			Another example of this.
		
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			Okay, this is a good example, someone accidentally commit Zina? It's a very dark example, but I'll
share with you anyway. There's a person who
		
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			he books the room, and he's assuming that his wife is in the room, he accidentally goes into the
wrong room, and there is someone else there and he has relationship with that person. Are you guys
following this? It's an abstract example. But it's follow the example okay? Now did Zina occur
between these two? Yes or no? Technically is not occurred. Should there be punishment of some Zina
occurs, there should be punishment. But because it was done out of mistake, will there be any
punishment, there will be no punishment, there will be no sauce, there'll be no harm on this person.
I mean, there's no results anyway, but there'll be no harm on this person, because it was done out
		
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			of forgetfulness.
		
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			Now, there's one example that I want to share with you guys. This is a very practical one. And I get
asked this question a lot.
		
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			The answer is very simple. Actually. It's a very simple answer, but I just want you to think about
it. The question is this. I went to a restaurant
		
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			and I asked the person there is your food Hello.
		
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			This person said,
		
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			Yes, it is Hello. I ate from there.
		
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			One month later, or one week later, or one day later, I found out definitively that it wasn't cut
up. You guys understand the scenario. Someone went to a place he asked the person is your food
Hello.
		
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			And then later on, they found out definitively not speculation, speculation is meaningless, or you
have to lie to the bishop. Okay? If a person says something that you have seen, and then they're
shocked that comes after it, someone is speculating. So you will fall to the default ruling which
was your teen meaning that will be highlighted. This is in a scenario where a Latino your zoobi
again, what happens is that you the person said to you that it's had you accepted it and that was
meaningful to you, that was certainty for you, most of them said and their word is meaningful. Now,
what happens is that you find out a week or month later that it was actually haram. You find out a
		
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			year later two years later, that hey man, so on. So please, everyone was eating from there and now
we find out their their food was haram all along. So there are a few questions. I mean, the main
question, the main question is, is this person accountable with Allah or not?
		
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			The person who ate that haram food unknowingly, is that person accountable with Allah subhanaw taala
or not? And the answer is very simple. What is this hadith Tejas in Allah Tada was a Lea. I'm
Almighty a lotto win this year. It was a lot of mistakes, but there's no accountability with ALLAH
SubhanA. There's no accountability with Allah. Allah subhanaw taala pardons that person that person
is actually forgiven.
		
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			There are some other paths that we can use some legal arguments and analogies, for example, the
muscle after hunting a person, let's say for example, some middle of the night, they need to pray
their actual salah, he's in the middle of the desert, he doesn't know which way north is which way
south is which way east and west is. So he makes a an estimated calculation. Or maybe he asks a
person, there's a person passing by passing by. He says, Hey, which way is that person says this
direction. So for Salah, he prays that direction. Later on, he finds out that that direction was
wrong. According to the Hanafi school of thought, does he need to repeat his prayer? No, he doesn't
		
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			need to repeat his prayer. If he asked the person, which direction is that person said this
direction? By the way, there's no condition of that person being Muslim or not. There's no
condition. You ask that person which was northeast uses this. This way. You ask someone at the
airport which way is northeast? He says this way. She says that way. You ask someone at the airport,
which was northeast, they say that way you pray that way. And later on you find out that wasn't
northeast that was southeast, a different direction or southwest even you know, a whole different
direction.
		
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			Will this person need to repeat their salah or not? So the answer to that is a quarter of the 100
fiscal fluff, this person will not need to repeat their salah. The only scenario in which this
person will need to repeat their Salah is if they prayed in any random direction without any due
diligence at all. The person got up and said I'm just going to pray this way. And if he prays that
way, and he finds out it's wrong, guess what? He needs to repeat it. Because there was no effort
involved at all. There was no hurry. The Arabic word for this is there's not a hurry involved. But
if he does go off the word of another person later on, he finds out it was wrong. He's not
		
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			accountable. So unfortunately, in our Muslim community, when it comes to Halal meats in particular
people are, they're kind of they have this weird OCD, obsessive compulsive disorder, whether it is
so obsessed, so obsessed, so obsessed. This is something we've already discussed before in our
classes earlier. So I want to go through it again. Now the issue of economics.
		
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			The word ekra means force for someone to be coerced or forced into doing something.
		
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			There is a difference of opinion amongst the scholars.
		
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			That what type of Ica actually occurs what first of all, when does economic or what is considered a
force. So some scholars, they say, forcing is when a person's life is at risk,
		
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			or the life of someone close to them, someone puts a gun to your head and says divorce your wife,
that's considered forcing. Or they put a gun to your wife's head or your your wife center your
child's hand and say, do x, y and z, then that's considered forcing. Okay.
		
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			Some scholars, they say, forcing is considered not only at the threat of life, but also at the
threat of destruction of one's wealth, at the threat of the destruction of one's wealth, that if you
don't do this, I'll burn all your money, or I'll burn your house down scholars and say that's
considered a Kratu some scholars who say Alec Rahu decision, he was the the Yoda Quran that if
someone threatens you that if you don't do this, I will imprison you for 20 years, 30 years. So
that's also considered to be Accra.
		
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			And the true issue, the true solution to this issue, what is and what isn't considered Accra, as one
of our machines would say, a nice place to summon people or not one for one person will might be
considered to be cut off for another person that's not there's one person who sought us out blah,
blah, blah person and you raise your hand and someone to slap you. That person might feel forced to
understand. Another person is a Marine Corps. You slap that person is that it cut off for him.
		
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			If you could probably, you know, clip his fingers off one by one, you know as as we see him on
television, and he probably still won't give up the location of where his buddies are.
		
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			I'm not sure if that's real, if that happens in real life or not, but it's possible.
		
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			There are examples of this, when Sahaba by the way, there's a famous narration of a particular
hobby, is once a hobby of the parks that allowed them during the falafel vomit of the Allah one he
was with his group is army fighting against the Romans, and they were all captured.
		
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			And when they were captured,
		
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			when they were all captured, the king told them, the ruler told them, You must you must become
Christians. And they made it clear that they weren't interested in converting, they wanted to remain
Muslims. So he said he would, he would torture them, they said it's okay. So what he did was, the
King had a pot with oil on there that he boiled. And he said to them, become Christians, or I will
toss you in here. And the Muslims made it clear that they weren't going to. So he took
		
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			one of them and he tossed them in the foot and the oil in this person, his body just dissolves
within moments. The next in line was a Sahabi. When he's turned came, he broke out into tears. So
the ruler told the people leave leaving, he told his men don't push him in yet. He then said that
this person this hobby, that look death brought you into tears and all that arrogance and all that
might you had, it's all gone missing. So this is how he responded back by saying,
		
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			you think I'm crying because I fear death. I'm crying because I regret that Allah hasn't given me
enough life equivalent to the amount of strands of hair that I have in my body so that I can do this
a million times. give my life for Allah sake like this again and again. I don't know how he said
that, by the way. Like feels me I'd be terrified. I don't know how he said it.
		
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			So, this King when he heard this, he said a man like this, with so much honor and pride doesn't
deserve to die like this. He then said to him, he then said to the person, this is a hobby, that
kiss me on the forehead. honor me, show me some respect and I'll set you free. He said I'll do it.
If you set me and my friends free. The king agreed. And this hobby reached forward and he kissed him
on the forehead.
		
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			Later on, they were all they were all set free. When he came back to Madina Munawwara he met the
Khalifa of the time, Ahmedabad photography Allah and he told him what are the Allahu on the story?
Almighty Allah who got up and kissed Abdullah on the forehead. And he said to him, that the entire
Ummah has a responsibility that they kiss you on the forehead because of what you did. And you save
the honor and the lives of other believers. Right. So that's every person has a different degree
different limit of Accra. There are some people you hold back three meals from them, and they're
ready to give you whatever they whatever you ask for. And there are some people you can start them
		
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			for months in
		
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			a hunger strike, they're going to continue. They weren't they're not going to stop.
		
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			So the scholars agree that there is Iqra you in actions, right, someone can force you to do
something. But is there a camera in a flood?
		
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			Sorry, sir, let me let me rephrase that. Again, let me rephrase that again. If a person says
something out of caution, will what they said occur or not? That's a question. What's the question?
		
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			If a person says something, someone puts a gun to your head and says divorce your wife, you say I
divorced her, will that divorce occur or not? This is a question. So these are Mudaraba majority of
the scholars they say Lashay a fear nothing will occur. If a person forces another person to say
something in a transaction or in a divorce or anything like that, that whatever they did under the
question will not count.
		
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			Other than email, but will Hanif Rahmatullah Holly. He says it will count
		
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			Baba Khalifa, Rahmatullah Yara is states that if a person says something, they are accountable, and
what was said will be will will occur. He cites the
		
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			decides a few examples, the very clear, obvious proof against him Abu Hanifah Rahmatullah Allah is
the idea that I recited earlier before you stood on 111 rookery house called Mohammed Mohammed Eema.
The ayah very clearly says the one who utters a word of gopher but their heart is content with
faith. That person is still a believer. According to the Bible, honey, Allahu Allah, He says, this
idea was in the early days of Islam, but later on as time went on, this idea was abrogated. And
after that, if anyone said a statement of gopher even if it was out of force, that would be treated
as
		
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			Okay, now how he proves this is he quotes Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that
there were some people who remained in Makkah and they were weak.
		
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			They were weak, they weren't strong. And the machete go to Makkah torture them. So they said, Yeah,
rasool Allah, Allah says
		
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			En su letter O Messenger of Allah, won't you seek assistance for us? Would you seek Allah's help for
us? For all of us who have less Allah Hi my name is setting them up said Allahu Allah He was Saddam
said Indeed before you there were people that they were tortured to a degree that they were dug into
the ground and they were cut into pieces.
		
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			And even then, he remained patient and firm on his Deen
		
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			for call Imam. So imagine even with Allah era said, had you read the whole Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam Allah submitted mother for the usual inside a Terrassa Econometrica. He says that,
therefore, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is setting the example of a person who was
willing to go all the way till death and did not give up his faith in a position of praising him. So
if the prophet said Allahu alayhi wa sallam is praising such a person, therefore,
		
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			it is not permissible for a person to stay, say a statement of Kufa even at the time of torture,
even if a person is being
		
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			is being
		
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			is being forced. And then he quotes a narration of a letter we thought about the Allahu Allah and
the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam gave him some advices 10 Very beautiful, long, deep pieces of
advices and one of the advices he said to him, laughter should it be Lao input data of Rifter that
don't make shit up with Allah, even if you are cut into pieces or birth, save money from Allah,
Allah says, in a time of duress, anything you say will be counted. And if a person says the word of
gopher in the world, they will be treated with Kufa but between them and Allah, Allah knows, meaning
they won't be accountable with Allah, they won't be punished with Allah, we've already covered that.
		
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			But until that person doesn't say a statement of iman, we will be responsible of dealing with them
in a fashion that they verbally stated.
		
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			There are scholars on both sides by the way, even some Hanafi scholars are with the gym who by the
way, on this issue, there are many Hanafi scholars who are of the position that if a person does
something out of force, they are not accountable, and they will not be punishment Allah even if a
person says something, the Nikka the Thoth won't occur according to the law. If someone is forced to
give that up, he gives the law that the law will occur according to the gym would according to a
majority of the scholars that a lot will not occur.
		
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			So to close off some this hadith and discuss one or two points. The importance of this hadith This
is a very important Hadith. Imam people hate me, Rahim Allah Jota Allah says that this hadith covers
half of the deen because in our actions either you do something or lead something intentionally or
unintentionally. And this hadith talks about the unintentional harm therefore it covers half of our
deen
		
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			Why is the mom no we're not going to lie here Ali bringing this hadith here. We're on Hadith number
39 Only three narrations left for this book to be complete. Why is him I'm not gonna lie to you
bringing this hadith here. The scholars they say it's very possible that they might remember we
don't know the law here Allah is bringing this hadith here to humbly request Allah to forgive him
for any mistakes made in this book.
		
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			In Allah the jar was really an almighty Allah that one this year, because the book is wrapping up
now. So it's possible he brings his book here to ask Allah for forgiveness. The book started off
with in the Malama Lavinia he was reminding himself and reminding the reader to be sincere. And not
him. I'm never gonna have to lie, Allah is giving us a reminder again, that be sincere, be humble.
And if you've made a mistake while studying this book, and if we've made any mistake while reading
this book, if we've been disrespectful, negligent in any way, yeah, Allah, we turn to you, and we
ask you to overlook it. You've already promised to overlook it. So without any doubt, we believe
		
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			that you have overlooked our mistakes or shortcomings or anything done and of course, forcefulness.
I pray that Allah subhanho wa Taala showers as mercy upon us and Allah subhanaw taala gives us the
true understanding of this Deen Allah subhanaw taala does not hold us accountable or burden us with
a with a weight with a carry with a with a burden that we are not able to carry. We ask that Allah
subhanahu wa Tada. Showers has mercy upon us. It keeps us in His protection with subtle Allahu ins.
Hamid a Santa Monica rahmatullah wa barakato.