Irshaad Sedick – Purity 101 #03 Ghusl & Types of Water

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The speakers discuss the importance of not just looking at the definition of "merely consider" and "offensive" words in Islam, but also the importance of following actions to avoid accidents. They emphasize the need to focus on the first part of the definition of "merely consider" and "offensive" words in English, and stress the importance of following these actions in order to avoid accidents. The speakers also discuss the use of water for recycling and recycling used water, the importance of reciting the Prophet system, and the use of hustle and reciting the statement. They emphasize the importance of not overdoing certain things and not overdoing certain things in order to avoid health and safety.

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			Lamp tena was it no I didn't mean the rock medica or hamara Amin Assalamu alaykum Warahmatullahi
Wabarakatuh
		
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			all praise and thank you sorry to Allah subhanho wa Taala traces peace blessings and salutations
upon our Master and exemplar and B Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa salam and
then masala and Omar haven't become a welcome you back to our class on purity 101 how Muslims should
clean now in this class we cover Kitahara at the basic level, meaning at an elementary level what a
Muslim should know on a day to day basis. So what are the subjects are the subtopics that we cover
in this broad subject of Tahara they are on the screen types of water which we'll be dealing with in
this class inshallah ablution. Will do we've covered the integrals they have the causes of minor
		
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			ritual impurity, meaning the causes of breaking the wudu what breaks the window using the toilet
which we have covered in the form of the lesson on East India. We will look at purificatory
Beijing's translation for the windowsill right we will look at that in this class as well. Dry
ablution they are mum this we will discuss in a later class menstruation hide manifests that will be
discussed later. And impurities Niassa. What constitutes impurities in Islam by so before we get
into the details of the laws of purification in this class, we first need to discuss the issue of
the rulings because we are going to constantly refer to rulings right? What do we mean by rulings?
		
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			We mean come? In fact, what is fifth? Fifth is
		
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			modified to Kamisha Yeah, I'm Alia. almak Tessa mean a Diletta. A tough Celia. That's the Arabic
definition for fake fake is to know the detailed laws or rules of the Sharia that is derived that
are derived from the detailed proofs that's filled. So the entire corpus of
		
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			consists of an outcome. In other words, in filth, you will learn the do's and the don'ts, right?
What is a must? What is the recommendation? What is a prohibition? What is permissible? What is
disliked? And these refer to five laws, five come five judgments in the Shafia a school
		
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			they are five, right? There are five.
		
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			These rulings indicate the permissibility or otherwise of any given action, sitting in the masjid
right now. What's the ruling pertaining to that? What's the judgement of that? Going to the toilet
and cleaning yourself? What's the ruling of that performing a will do? What's the ruling of that?
The Salah that will perform later on what's the ruling. So the entire corpus consists of rulings,
the word hokum, the word hokum. One of its meanings is a judgment, which interesting, which is an
interesting concept because we are living in a world where people the moment we speak about the
judgment, people say don't judge, you can't judge me, but yet the entire Sharia
		
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			is a set of judgments whose judgments is Allah's judgments. So, when we say that, for example,
		
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			homosexuality as in the act of homosexuality, when we say that that is haram, who is saying that?
		
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			Is it me? Is it the Muslims?
		
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			It a particular imam who che or scholar? No, it is Allah. When we say it is wajib that it is
compulsory that you are out to be covered at all times. So you tell you tell the Sister Sister it is
watching for your aura to be covered at all times. And this is the things that I say is don't judge
me.
		
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			Who's judging me?
		
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			Who's judging? The judgment comes from Allah. Our job
		
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			As Muslims is to learn the judgments of Allah, the laws of Allah and to apply them, and we can
easily observe when they are applied or not. What is not within our scope is to go beyond what is
obvious, go beyond what is on the surface level and try to determine whether somebody is guilty or
not guilty of a particular crime or not. But if somebody commits a crime, and it's obvious, it's
very open, right? Somebody drinks Hamid, and you say, brother, that's haram.
		
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			Can I can that brother turn around and say, Don't judge me? Firstly, the ruling of drinking, Hamid,
is that it's haram. That's not my judgment. That's Allah's judgment.
		
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			My observation is not a judgment, my observation is button observation. And I can observe when we
have to nag can be VAWA. Here, we are taught in our in our traditional Islam that we rule or we
judge by what is apparent Wallah who yet a wellness Sara and Allah is in charge of that which is
hidden. So you don't go around and you know,
		
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			try to investigate into people's lives and say, you have Kibera and you commit Zina and you do that
that's Haram as well, because now you are not, you're not observing what is apparent, you are making
an assumption of that which you have no knowledge of. So these were the confusion lies in but people
use this notion of we can judge as a scapegoat to
		
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			sort of make themselves feel better about the wrongdoing that they know they are guilty of. Right.
So we need to be careful of that. So the whole Sharia consists of rulings or judgments these are
come. Now what are the five rulings according to the Shafi school of thought they are as follows.
		
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			Why G Man Dube, sunnah, or other mandoo Benson let me just start from from over and I'll give the
synonyms afterwards. wajib man, Dube MOBA, mcru Haram, these are the five but they are synonyms as
well. Now in the Shafi school these synonyms represent not a different ruling, but nearly synonyms.
For example, why Jeep is also known as
		
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			followed. Why Jeep is also known as filed, say in the Shafia a school if you say something is YG but
if you say something is filed, it means the same thing except in hajj, but that's a different story.
In Hajj there are differences.
		
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			Then we go on to sunnah,
		
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			sunnah has synonyms as well. These mazahub
		
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			from the word hope loved something that is sought after something that is beloved to Allah, sunnah.
		
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			Musa hubz, sunnah, and knuffel is another word that is utilized as a synonym. These are all synonyms
in the Shafi School for the same ruling. You get different categories of sunnah as in a more
emphasized sunnah and a less emphasized sunnah. We refer to that as more akkada. But for now, we
refrain from getting into the details and we simply look at sunnah and its synonyms.
		
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			MOBA means permissible, right? Sometimes people say Halal something is halal. Now Halal can be a
synonym for MOBA, but it depends on the context. MOBA just means permissible. In other words, if
something is not particularly encouraged or disliked or prohibited or compulsory, it is MOBA. It is
merely permissible. We will speak about each one in detail. mcru means offensive or dislike.
		
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			offensive or disliked, by whom, by ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. And then finally, Haram has no synonym
that I'm aware of at this moment haram means forbidden something that is unlawful. So now we look at
the translations of each word, right of each outcome. Everybody should try to ideally memorize the
outcome along with the translations and the definitions. Okay. Why gebe are found the mean something
is compulsory. There's no choice in the matter.
		
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			Man Dube Suna naphthyl Musa hub, these words they refer to something that is recommended.
Recommended, right that's not the diff
		
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			ignition. That's a translation.
		
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			But the problem with this is that it depends on the context you're speaking in. Like here we are
speaking about rulings within sacred law and therefore sunnah means recommended, but within a
different context, sunnah could refer to an action, a statement or an approval of Rasulullah
sallallahu wasallam
		
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			that sunnah within a different context. sunnah is also sometimes used as a synonym for Hadith, which
isn't exactly accurate but that's another usage of the word
		
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			sunnah can also be used for its literal meaning, which means a way right? Like what's the Sunnah of
the people of Capetown for example, is that when you're done making salah they shake your hands to
the right and to the left? That is a way that's not that is not to say it is sunnah to do so as in
the prophets or some detail or as in you're specifically going to be rewarded for doing that. It
just means the way Sunette Allah He filled out, we speak about the way of Allah in the lens. This is
Allah's Allah's pattern of doing things in the earth. So sunnah has a literal meaning as well. MOBA
as I said, means what? Permissible, it means that something is permissible, neither encouraged, no
		
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			discouraged, merely permissible. mcru means something is offensive. In other words, you shouldn't do
it because Allah doesn't like it. It is offensive to do it. Right. And then haram, we all know it
means forbidden, unlawful. Now we're going to get into the definitions next.
		
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			You don't have to read what's on the screen. I'll be explaining it anyway. But if you so wish, it is
there for you. What does it mean when something is YG when something is filed? We know now that the
translation for it means it is obligatory right. But as far as the definition is concerned, it is my
you thermophore ayllu WHO ARE YOU ARE Kabuto Rico, an action that is wajib
		
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			the doer of it will be rewarded, and the one who leaves it off omits it is liable for punishment.
Notice I said is liable for punishment and not will be punished, because we have to take into
consideration the fact that the person can make Toba and Allah can forgive them, but they are liable
for punishment. So again, what's the definition of wajib ma usaba illovo wala your acabo sorry, ma
you Sabu phi Lu y ou encore buta Rico, that which the doer gets rewarded and the one who doesn't do
it is liable for punishment. That's the definition of a foreign act a word you've act that's why we
say there's no choice in the matter.
		
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			As for the Sunnah action if we speak about fear, and we say something is Sunnah, like we said when
we perform we'll do washing the hands first, then the mouth then the nose and using the see work
those actions are they why jib sunnah MOBA macro or haram what are they?
		
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			They are sunnah. So what does it mean? It means my you thermophore You know who Wallah you are Kabu
daddy coho It is that which the doer gets rewarded, but the one who omits it does not become liable
for punishment.
		
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			Okay, now before we go any further, let's repeat it right so you can understand it again. What's the
difference? In y jeep? The doer gets rewarded, the one who leaves it off is liable for punishment in
sunnah, the dog will get rewarded. But the one who leaves it off is not liable for punishment. All
understood, okay. But now the problem with learning these definitions is that most students
initially focus on the wrong factor. They focus on the lie your uncle buta Rico, who the one who
leaves it off will not be punished. So that's where people start saying things like this. My name is
sunnah I have which is Cape Town language was saying, Oh, that's not that important.
		
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			It's only a sunnah well as a biller is a big problem with using language like this. One, you are, in
a sense, belittling the rules of Allah subhanho wa Taala by having this attitude and wit to your
potentially belittling a practice of the Prophet Muhammad
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and number three, you are missing out on something that we are all in
desperate need of.
		
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			And that is the reward from Allah subhanho wa taala, the baraka, right? So don't think of it in
terms of only this definition, but rather focus on the first part of it, rather than instead of the
second part, focus on the fact that if you do it, you'll get rewarded.
		
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			It's free rewards. Think about it in that way. Alternatively, I like to think about it in light of
the word sunnah. Coming from a practice of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam, and we
aspire to be like him, or I look at it in light of the word mazahub. It's something that is beloved,
		
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			and it is beloved to who it is beloved to Allah, and we want to be beloved to Allah. So we should do
those things that would make us beloved to Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			as for permissible actions, MOBA
		
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			something that is merely permissible,
		
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			ma la you are kaaboo far Illa who wala Rico, oh my Allah, your acabou Allah you thermophore Allah
Who Walla Walla, Rico, it is that action which both the doer and the one who does not do will need
to receive reward, no punishment for engaging in that action. It's a neutral action. And an example
of that would be sleeping, eating, breathing, walking, right? These are normal actions, right? But
there's a caveat to this hokum.
		
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			There's a caveat, attributed this to the Mercy of Allah subhanho wa taala. In that, if you take a
normal action, and you give it a noble intention,
		
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			and you do it as best as possible in the manner of the messengers, then you turn that normal action
into an act of devotion.
		
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			For example, sleeping, sleeping and sleeping to human act,
		
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			you're gonna get rewarded for sleeping, you're gonna get punished for sleeping, unless you
deliberately sleep through a Salah. Right? But that's different. So neutral, neutral, things like
that. No punishment, no reward. But if you sleep
		
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			with the intention of rejuvenating yourself, so that you can perform a bad, like wake up with 100 or
wake up early for budget. Or you sleep with the intention of treating your body with loving key as
you should.
		
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			And then so that's your noble intention. And then in addition to that, you do it as best as
possible. According to the way of the messengers are the MO salat wa salam. And what are the Sooners
of sleep this do is that you decide before you sleep, you can perform you do you can sleep on your
right hand side, you can sleep facing the Qibla and all of that we turn this normal action into an
act of devotion.
		
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			And this is important for us because we spend like look at sleep right?
		
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			A large portion of our lives are spent doing normal, not rewardable and rewardable. Actions like
sleeping, you spend a third of your life sleeping if you lived for 100 years, you spent 33 years
asleep on average.
		
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			So you can turn that 33 years into reward 33 years of reward how two things a noble intention plus
conformity with the way of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Okay, so that's MOBA. We move
on to the next one. My crew speak about something is my crew. Ma, you there Butare coo wala you are
Cabo for illovo in Arabic, this is
		
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			the one who leaves it off. The one who leaves a macro action of will get rewarded.
		
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			And the one who does the macro action, will you get punished?
		
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			No. It's my crew is not haram. So the one who does the macro action does not get punished. But the
one who leaves it off.
		
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			They'll get rewarded.
		
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			Does everybody understand that? Because you leaving it off for the sake of Allah. That's of course,
the caveat. You need to be leaving it off for the sake of Allah. And the same thing would apply for
haram. We'll speak about that in a moment. But look at my crew, right
		
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			So it's my crew to stand and drink. And in most circumstances to stand and drink is considered
Makrooh.
		
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			So if you go and pour yourself a glass of water,
		
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			and you stop yourself from standing and drinking, and you go and you sit down to drink that water,
so you lift off standing and drinking, you'll get rewarded for that. Said, understood. There's
another aspect to that you'll also get rewarded for doing the Sunnah of sitting and drinking. Right?
		
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			Okay, so my crew is something that we do, and we won't get punished for. But something that if we
leave it off, we'll get rewarded for
		
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			now we go on to haram. Right? Forbidden actions. Same thing like mcru, the one who leaves it off,
for the sake of Allah will get rewarded. But the one who does the Haram action is liable for, for
punishment.
		
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			Again, if you leave it off for the sake of Allah, like if the young boy
		
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			calls up the younger or the man calls up the lady, and he says, listen to you on a meet, let's meet,
let's hook up, let's go for a date. Right?
		
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			And then he gets in the car and is about to drive in the car doesn't want to start, or he runs out
of petrol. Or there's a taxi striking, he can't make it. He can make it to his destination. He can
turn around and say, I'm gonna get rewarded today. Because I didn't go and commit haram. No, no, no,
no, you're prevented from it. Your Nia was solid, you're on your way. But for the young man or the
young woman, or whatever
		
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			they arrange for the meeting, they say listen, we're going to meet up at that hotel room. Right?
We're going to meet up the room number seven, so get me the and as he puts the phone down and he's
about to leave, he hears the other one and he becomes conscious of Allah. And he sends a message
back and he says, Look, we shouldn't do this. Let's leave this. Let's have Taqwa of Allah, let's
make Toba.
		
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			That person will get rewarded. Right. So this is something that needs to be taken into
consideration. But these are the Arcam right in the Shafia. A school of thought. Now, I don't want
to confuse you.
		
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			With the details of other mother Hib right now, suffice to say that they are differences between the
Shafi school and the Hanafi. School. Right? In the Hanafi. school they are more
		
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			right? There's a difference between farther than YG. For example, visit difference between sunnah,
and novel or sunnah, and mundu, for example. And there's a difference in that these two types of
mcru. Now, I'm not going to get into those details. If you have questions about it, you can ask
afterwards, right? But suffice to say that there are differences. So you may hear terminologies that
are different to what we've mentioned, you may use something like my crew, 10 z, my crew to hurry
me, right. Understand that this is speaking from the perspective of a different school of thought.
Now, there's
		
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			not too often do we have sort of cross over we become confused, but there are certain common
practices within our community that people often confused one that I can think of, it's very common,
very wide spirit is that of Antarctica if, right? If you ask the overwhelming majority of
Capetonians tell me about Antarctica if they're going to tell you that you can easily do a sunnah
Attica F or knuffel, Antarctica. But what did we learn in this lesson? Is there a difference between
sunnah and naffaa? No. In the Shafi school, there is no difference between sunnah and Nefer. It is
that which the doer will get rewarded and the one who admits it will not be liable for punishment.
		
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			So in the Hanafi school, there's differences. People speak about the Sunnah Attica. I can't leave
the Masjid. I must stay in the masjid.
		
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			And then you say, Well, I'm going to work and come back. Oh, no, you're doing a knuffel Attica.
Those things don't apply in the Shafi school. So there are differences. These are not matters of
Eman and Cofer faith and disbelief. These are not matters over which we should fight or have
debates. There are valid scholarly differences and they allow for flexibility within sacred law and
Allah knows best. So why is this important for us to discuss at this point in time, like why are we
actually discussing this and not getting into the rules of hosel? We are discussing this because it
lays the foundation for all future discussions in
		
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			Every time we speak about the Sunnah of this, this is why Jeep that action is my crew, you need to
know what we are speaking about. So I hope that that clarified it in shallow to either what you
should now do is memorize the five along with the synonyms
		
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			and while you don't need to memorize the Arabic definition, at least have an understanding of the
definition right for you. Now we move on to
		
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			the the segment of text in discussion tonight. I'll read through the Arabic and then we'll we'll
deal with the lesson in English because that would be of most benefit to most students here and
online as well. First rune kala Masonic Rahim Allah Allah whenever and Allah will be alumi he will
make them Amin fosmon * milma
		
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			Alma who Coleen waka Fearon fall Cali Luo Man Donal Coolatta Annie Well, Kathy, Rue Coolatta Annie
for XL al Khali Lou yet Anna Jess will be will coup in Nigeria set if he were in LA Miata, y'all?
While Matt will Kathy Rue Laietana Jesu Illa either 30 or more who I will know who are we who.
		
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			That's the first segment of text next segment fostering fee Mooji battle husen Mooji ba to loosely
Sita tune illegible hash fit fill Faraji Wahoo ruderal money while hide one knee first while we
ladder while mouth, that's the second section. Third section fostering fee for all the loosely for
all the loosely if Nan a near to what I mean will buy the money bill
		
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			as the third section, so I'm not going to refer back to that again. But rather, we go into the
explanation immediately in shallow Thailand.
		
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			The first section is about Mooji bear to loosen the obligatory elements of the ritualistic
purificatory bath. That's a translation for the word hosel. Okay,
		
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			what is translation for the word husen, ritualistic purificatory bath. If you can come up with a
better word, please let me know.
		
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			husen is not just a bath? No is that the shower?
		
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			It's a ritualistic why ritualistic because it's, it's done as a religious act of devotion, as
opposed to just the normal bath or shower
		
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			purificatory because you're doing it in order to cleanse yourself.
		
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			Not just from physical elements of debt, but also from a spiritually
		
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			what's the word spiritually induced state, if I can call it that, like you're not dirty?
		
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			When you can perform or whoso necessarily correct. If you take a shower, and then the husband goes
in, he has sexual * with his wife. He's not dirty, he could go and they could wash the
private parts and they'd be clean again, they just showered before that.
		
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			So it's purification theory because it's about Tahara is a spiritual state that we refer to as
Jenova. Chen Abba is a state of, again, sort of muscle, you're removing that state. So that's our
translation purificatory sorry, ritualistic purificatory both okay.
		
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			What are we in the things which induce this particular state? What what makes it obligatory for you
to go and perform a hosel?
		
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			To understand that, what are the actions
		
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			that if you do them, you need to go and take a hosel does everybody understand that?
		
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			Which actions if done, require a lucid? Now there are six more Jeeva to loosely Sita tune the things
which cause a ritualistic purificatory bath to become obligatory or six. Number one, illegible hush
fit fill Faraji
		
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			the insertion of the head of the penis into the *, why is it so graphic because
		
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			they are other acts of intimacy before this and after this, that you may think, okay, so only if
there is * then I need to go and perform husana
		
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			That's not what it says. There may have been no *
		
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			Okay, now we had some foreplay there was slight penetration but we didn't go through with it
		
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			was the what is mentioned here, the insertion of the head of the penis into the *. Footnote.
		
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			insertion of the head of the penis into the front or back private part of a male or female, human or
animal, adult or minor living or dead will necessitate a ritual bath. Please note, this footnote is
not saying that these things should be done. In fact, we discuss hypothetical situations so as to be
thorough that should you ever have such a case? It still requires a husen and Allah knows best.
		
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			So that was number one. Number two, who ruled your money, the exiting of sperm, the exiting of *
who ruled your money?
		
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			It's translated here as the discharge of * footnote number 21. Reads
		
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			it's not on this page is it?
		
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			Yeah, male sperm and female sexual fluid are recognized by the fact that they come in spurts by
contractions with sexual gratification. And when it's moist, it has a smell akin to bread dough, and
when it's dry, it has a smell akin to egg white. These are just descriptions in case there's any
doubt as to what exactly is the substance that came out.
		
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			So the discharge of *. Now notice this is a separate point, right? Number one and number two are
not necessarily interlinked,
		
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			right. In other words, a person could be sitting
		
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			and they not off. And they have a *. There was no action whatsoever, but it was discharge of
* that requires Ellucian number three.
		
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			Number three says, Well how you do
		
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			menses menstruation cycle, okay, obviously, that is specific to women folk. And this is something
that most women would already know that if you have your period, after you have completed your
period, you menstruation second cycle, you require a wholesale,
		
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			we move on one knee first, postpartum or postnatal bleeding. Generally, after childbirth, a woman
would experience bleeding for a period of time. It could be as short as a moment, right on average,
it lasts for about 40 days. And at most in the Sharia, it's considered 60 days. Excuse me, but we
will deal with that in a separate lesson. For now the point is that post partum or post natal
bleeding will necessitate a Husa you need a hosel if you have experienced this, that was number
		
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			four. That was number four. Number one was the entering of the male private party into the female
private bar. Number two was the exiting of * number number three was
		
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			hired. Number four was nefarious or postpartum bleeding. Number five, I'll will add childbirth. And
you may think But didn't we just discussed postpartum bleeding? The reality is you could have what
is referred to as a dry birth with is no real bleeding afterwards and the lady may think well I
don't need to perform husen now the childbirth in and of itself is a factor that would necessitate
the husen and number six, while Mote death right when somebody dies, it is followed that it will
still be performed upon that person. Right it is followed that also be performed upon that person.
Those are the six causes of reversal. If any of those six occur, one must perform a reversal. Okay,
		
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			so
		
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			just the side note, but in in Islam, you know, this is the confidence that Muslims have with one
another.
		
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			Muslims don't regard non Muslims as dirty like in for fee, right. But there is a sense of look, when
dealing with a Muslim I know that this person is obliged to follow the rulings that I'm obliged to
follow. So if they have gone through any of these
		
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			particular acts, then it was necessary for them to perform a ritualistic purification, three, bath
Overholser. So Muslims are very confident with dealing with one another in terms of purification, it
doesn't matter what country you come from, what's the color of your skin? Right? It doesn't matter
whether you know, the person who don't know the person, a Muslim will feel comfortable, under most
circumstances with another Muslim, because they understand the importance. And not only the
importance, but the details of the hygiene habits, right, in general, and Allah knows best. So that
was what necessitates a husen. Now we move on to the next section, which is about water.
		
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			Right? I think that section was supposed to come first, but it doesn't matter because it's separate
either way. Now, the conversation about water can be complex, right it can become complex, this text
makes it extremely straightforward and very, very straightforward, very easy.
		
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			This takes simplifies water as follows a little amount of water
		
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			and a large amount of water.
		
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			What is a little and what is a lot,
		
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			a little is considered that which is less than ignore the number that's mentioned here. Use this
number instead 200 liters of water less than that is considered a little more than 200 liters of
water is considered a lot. You will see slight variations, some texts will speak about 190 Some
texts will speak about 216 some pixels we got 211 Because it's not an exact figure. It is an
estimation based on a certain measure that was used in the time of the prophets of Allah Allah Salam
referred to as a cooler but for simplification, 200 liters of water. Now why is that important?
Because
		
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			as we explained,
		
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			or other as we read here in the Arabic
		
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			Elma who Kahlua kefir, water is a little over lot. Falco. lelou tunel Coolatta, in a little is
what's less than 200 liters, while Caffi ruleta and in fact, a lot is What is 200 liters or more.
Why is it important, I'll call li Lu, when a water when the water is a little you have a bucket of
water bottle of water, right? Even a large bucket of water less than 200 liters, then yeah, tonight
just to be vocal in Nigeria is that if he were eliminated, that water becomes what we refer to as
contaminated, it becomes najis it becomes dirty water. How, by the mere contact with NASA, by the
mere contact with NASA
		
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			drop of urien as Michael sent out a drop of fecal matter
		
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			a dead mouse falls into the water right just for a moment just for a moment, it would be enough to
regard that water as impure yet and adjust so it has become impure. That is when it is a little
		
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			this is regardless of whether the water looks different smells different tastes different or not.
Why because the measurement is that it is a little water less than 200 liters. So now you can
already understand the opposite.
		
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			When you have a lot of water, what is a lot of water more than 200 liters Laietana Jesu Illa is at a
higher authority who allow new od Whoa, that water will not become contaminated. By the mere contact
with fourth
		
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			a drop of urine folds into more than 200 liters of water, it does not automatically become
contaminated, it does not automatically become Niassa.
		
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			The only time it will be considered as a contaminated or other as contaminated water is if there is
a change to the color, or the taste or the smell of the water. So one drop is not going to do
anything to more than 200 liters of water, two drops, three drops, four drops, five drops, six
drops. At which point does it become enough at the point where there's a change in the color or
taste or smell of that water. That is when it will become contaminated water
		
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			Everybody understand that? Okay. So why is this important? Because you need to know whether water is
dirty or not. Right. Now the as I said, there are other more complex discussions around this more
complex discussions. For example, the discussion around used water used water.
		
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			I'm going to try to simplify it without adding too much, because this is elementary level.
		
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			In the Shafi school, we do not use used water for purification purposes. Like if somebody performed
the will do and you collected the water, you can recycle that water and perform will do with it
again.
		
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			But I'm asking, is that water nudges?
		
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			The US daughter? Is it nudges?
		
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			Yes or no?
		
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			It's not magic is when does it become nudges? We just learned about it. Now. When does it become
nudges?
		
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			When an impurity when some form of nudge Jansa comes into contact with it did not just come into
contact with used water. Now, the person used it for wudu. So we refer to that as used water.
		
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			So why is that? Why does that matter?
		
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			Can you use najis? Water? Can you wash your car with najis? Water? Can you wash your dishes with
najis? Water? No. But use the water? Yes, because it's not nudges. The only thing you cannot do with
it is use it for ritualistic purification for wudu for hosel. For
		
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			what else? Yeah. And East India and East India as well. You can't use it for that.
		
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			Okay. So I don't again, like I said, I don't want to overcomplicate things, but I want to add one
more thing.
		
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			If you have water
		
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			and you add something to it, you add something to it. It's a you add a coffee granule to it is a
coffee in a Jassa. Now, so will that contaminate the water? No. Is it used water? No. It's not used
with either. So what is that? That's clean water with a little bit of coffee in it.
		
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			If you put enough coffee into it, what happens?
		
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			So it changes right and now you call it
		
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			now you call it coffee?
		
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			You call it coffee?
		
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			Isn't it? So can you take wudu with coffee? No, because it's not. It's not water anymore. So at
which point could you no longer use it for wudu
		
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			when the color taste or smell changes, it's not not Jazza is not Energizer. But look that's not at
any moment.
		
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			We take our US hippo drops of our US drops of our activity for five drops stowed when I put in a
teaspoon now that is you see what I'm saying? So at some point, it no longer becomes rather it is no
longer cold water it's called something else then you cannot use it for will do either. Obviously
it's not najis it's not contaminated, nor is it used.
		
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			So to simplify matters at the end we say this any water in its natural state, any water in its
natural state can be used for will do for sale for a stranger. Sea water, river water, dam water,
pool water, water in its natural state.
		
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			Okay, so if you have questions about that, you know and you can think of any you can ask at the end.
But beyond that, I'm just going to complicate things further at this level that's not required the
last section insha Allah Allah is about
		
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			what necessitates ritualistic purification? Rebirth, revision? What are the six things
		
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			number one the entering of the male private pot into the female private pot number two was what?
		
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			No, man What does number two
		
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			say again?
		
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			Exiting of SEMA number three No, somebody's calling me Don't call me now. Exiting of * yes
		
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			Do Not Disturb on
		
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			they won't even give me a chance to turn on my Do Not Disturb it's crazy.
		
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			Okay, number number two exiting of SEMA number three
		
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			What is number three?
		
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			Menstruation number four
		
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			postnatal bleeding number five,
		
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			a
		
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			childbirth and number six
		
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			number six def, def. Good. Those are the six. Now we end of the discussion with how do you perform a
hosted full rule do loosely V obligatory elements of the hosel?
		
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			What are the obligatory elements of the hosel? There are only two. There are only two obligatory
elements of the hostel. How do you perform a hostel? Two things. Number one, and Nia, the intention.
We've discussed that already, right. So I don't need to get into the details of what this means. Am
I right? By so you just have to be conscious of what you're doing. You can't get in the shower,
okay. Husband and wife. They have intimate relations. Then they carry on they go and ie they you
know, speak to one another whatever the case may be. Later on. He jumps into the shower, but he
forgot that he had intimate relation. So he gets in the shower, he washes himself. He gets out he
		
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			rises up, puts on his clothes. And then he realizes, Oh, yes, I was supposed to perform a huset.
		
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			But wait, I didn't shower.
		
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			What do you say? Does he ever hustle? Yes or No?
		
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			No. According to the Shafi school, he doesn't have a hotel. Right.
		
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			According to the Shafi school, he needs to have that intention. Okay, so that's number one. Number
two, there are me ml Bethany bill to wash the entire body with water. Or to simplify it, water must
reach every part of his body. That's it.
		
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			Like if you dip him into a body of water that covers him entirely with a knee? Yeah, he's gotta
loosen.
		
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			That's it. Only those two components, those are food, food from the word filed. For means an
obligation for rude. The obligations are loosely of washing, ritualistic purificatory both Okay, so
that's it. That's a performer who said, quite simple, isn't it? So what's this other thing that we
heard about the three times this anathematize
		
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			That's not irrelevant. That is what we refer to as the Sunnah and the Sunnah. And the recommended
methodology, the recommended way of performing a hustle let's go through it quickly. Number one, to
begin in the name of Allah Bismillahi Rahmani Raheem
		
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			I'm gonna ask you a question quickly threw a spanner in the works. Bismillah R Rahman Rahim is a
part of the Fatiha not part of the Fatiha.
		
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			Is it part of the Fatiha or not? What are the Fatiha it is part of the Fatiha according to the
sheriff a school of thought.
		
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			Others differ in how they interpret the best mela that's a long discussion for another time. But I
have a point that I want to make here. Are you allowed to recite Quran? When you are in the state of
Geneva? Yes or no?
		
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			Can you can you recite Quran have to read *? No. It's not right. It's haram.
		
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			So if you say that the Bhasma Allah is part of the Fatiha and yeah, you saying it's sunnah to start
off your hustle with a bass minor.
		
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			Now How now brown cow.
		
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			So Mr. Mallory discusses this, and simply put you are reciting the bass Mala which is a verse of the
Quran, but you are not reciting it as a verse of the Quran. You are reciting it as a vicar. So as
long as you don't intend as long as you don't have the NIA that I'm reciting Quran. It is fine. And
this only applies to the bass Mala. You can't do this. Okay, I'm gonna butcher Surah Yaseen, but my
intention is not to recite Quran My intention is to make a vicar now you can't do that. Right? This
has a specific function, and Allah knows best. But now where's your shower? Is your shower and your
toilet in one room? Yes or no?
		
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			In most homes today, it's in one room. So if that is the case, you don't you don't say the best
manner. How do you then do it? You just have it in your in your heart, and that's enough. You don't
start showering. Bismillah R Rahman Rahim. Now if your bathroom was separate from your toilet, which
by the way is ideal, and our parents used to have it, you know, back in the day when these things
are not an issue, right.
		
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			It's a problem from the perspective of the
		
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			The Spiritual restrictions. The toilet is a place you're supposed to go in to your business go out,
because it is a place where you can be making vicar. This is why when the Prophet system lifted
toilet, what did he say? Hello Veronica, your forgiveness of Allah? Did he commit the sin? No sin?
What would you do? Why is he saying forgiveness of Allah, because there was a moment that he was not
in the act of remembrance of Allah subhanho wa taala. And other than that, he was always in the
remembrance of Allah. So the toilet is a dangerous place, in the sense of you are vulnerable there,
you are vulnerable to unseen elements, you're vulnerable to shaytaan you're vulnerable from many
		
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			perspectives.
		
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			Now, unfortunately, because we put the bathroom in the toilet together,
		
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			we are vulnerable throughout the time that we are the understand. So it has its drawbacks. It's not
haram, you don't have to go and change your house now. But understand that it's not ideal, and if
you can have it differently, inshallah it would be better and Allah knows best. So that's the first
thing you say Bismillah R. Rahman Rahim. The second is to remove any dirt to impurity on the body.
So if you have for example, you have some nut Jassa on your body on your person, first remove that,
right.
		
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			*. According to the Shafi school, is not considered nudges. It's not considered nudges, it's
considered to thaw here, because it's the it's the essence from which a human comes forth. And Allah
had honored human beings. So the * of a human being is not considered now Jassa. But other than
that, you remove any dirt to impurity, then to perform wudu as you would with solder. This somehow
confuses many people. But how can I perform what will do if I don't have a holster, don't think of
it as you're performing will do. And you can now go and pray now this will do is part of your
washing ritual, it's part of your washing ritual.
		
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			Then next point is to pour water over the head three times intending to remove a major Hadith, a
major state of ritual impurity, or hide whatever it is that you are performing the hustle for. When
when you when you see this pour water over the head three times. How do you do this in the shower?
		
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			Hey,
		
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			so this doesn't really become valid anymore, unless you're going to now go on to the stream come out
of the stream, it's not necessary. The idea here is you had a bucket and a scoop. So you take a
scoop of water, you pour it over your head, and then to be sadder, you do it again and you do it
again. If you're in a shower, there is no real far either benefit in doing it in this way any
longer. But if your intention is I want to do three rinses because it's gonna be similar go for it.
Then to pour water over the right side of the body. Again, this is to be fatter and then over the
left side of the body, but obviously this is bucket and scoop method. If you're in the shower, just
		
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			make sure the water reaches every way that suffices, ensuring that water reaches all the joints and
folds and then to rub oneself. It is sunnah this is for ladies specifically to apply mask
		
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			or some other form of suitable fragrance on a piece of cotton and inserted into the * when not
into the * like like they would with the tampon but into the *. Only those bots have the
private part which would be exposed when squatting right this is just to assist with whatever smell
may have been made from the blood and that is a recommendation. Today you get you get specific
hygiene products for ladies, right and if they if they use that that would be good insha Allah as
opposed to you know placing something they that is potentially harmful. Allah Subhana Allah Allah
and that is that concludes the discussion and Allah knows best
		
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			so now I will just leave room for one or two questions and we conclude on that note
		
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			Bismillah
		
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			Nam
		
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			is it still cold water?
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Yeah, no, no, it's perfectly good question. It's perfectly good question. So remember the the issue
with
		
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			The coffee and the OH Ross, right? The brother asked the pool I'm asking for the for the stream
purposes, the brother asked about pool water and the addition of chlorine into the water. So the
chlorine while it adds a slight smell to the water, it doesn't change the water to the point where
you no longer call it water, you still call it water you call it pour water is, but it's still
water. So that would be that would be fine for purification purposes. And remember, it is much more
than 200 liters in most circumstances. So that's fine. The same thing applies with borehole water.
		
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			Dam water, they may it might even look different. They might be visible algae in the water. That's
not an agenda, right? It's not an agenda and you still call it water, so you can still use it. And
Allah knows best is a Christian online can one recite Quran without voodoo, but not while in a state
of Hadith state of impurity that requires was okay, firstly, there's a correction. The state of
hadith is the state of not having whoodle The state of major Hadith or
		
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			Jana Abba or something of this width that's not, you know, without the hosel. So you can it is
permissible to recite the Quran, from memory or even from a electronic device or the like without
wudu. But you cannot do so without the hosel and Allah knows best. Any other questions
		
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			I must ask when you have the opportunity, right? It's not every day we speak about these things. And
it's not every day when it would be comfortable to speak about them. And it's also important for
parents to have open conversations with the children about these, these matters. It's very, very
important and let it come from the parents as opposed to from other sources.
		
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			Okay, so, the uncle asked about if you have
		
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			if you are romantic or intimate with your wife, but not actual physical intimacy, not penetrative
*. So then you can you have what is called pre ejaculatory fluid, right, this is known as
muddy.
		
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			This does not necessitate the hustle because it's not sperm. It's not the exiting of sperm. But it
does necessitate a will do. Why does it necessary data we'll do we'll speak about that in the next
lesson when we speak about what breaks the window, right? What breaks the window
		
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			just to cover the question. Anything that exits the private parts breaks the window, and that
obviously exits the private part. So it's not it's not that you need to hustle, but you do need a
window.
		
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			And there's some other information as well. We said that sperm is not NASA. It's not considered
magic in the Shafi school. But that fluid, pre ejaculatory fluid is considered NASA. So if that does
exist, and gets onto your underwear or the like, then you do require to watch that because that is
considered NASA and Allah knows best
		
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			barako Africa we end up on that note insha Allah wa SallAllahu ala Sayidina Muhammad Al hamdu
Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salam aleikum wa rahmatullah Hittite wabarakatuh.