Isam Rajab – Fiqh – Understanding the Religion 1/14

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The speakers discuss the importance of understanding religion and actions in COVID-19, including the Day of Judgment and the polar system of Islam. They also touch on the division of Islam into religion, government, criminality, and rewarding someone, and the importance of fasting, belief in the law, actions of people, financial transactions, political system of Islam, and the polar system of Islam. They also discuss the importance of knowing the division of Islam and the importance of showing respect to all great thirtieth-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot-foot

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			Salam Alaikum
		
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			welcome to our first session of the
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			If he wanted to do good to someone, he would make him comprehend the religion. That's what the
messenger saw Selim said. In Sahih Bukhari keytab line prophet SAW Selim said Missouri the lobby
hiren in fact they have been
		
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			studying is one of the best deeds that could please Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			Therefore, the prophets I seldom prayed for even our best of the lahoma would have been our best
rather than human was born.
		
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			The prophet SAW Selim said a llama for the deen while limited unlimited
		
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			profits Arsenal did not tell when our best or did not pray to Allah subhanaw taala for our best to
have pretty wife or to have lots of money, he prayed for him to have
		
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			understanding the correct understanding for the religion. That's why he said Allahumma COVID-19 will
limit that will
		
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			teach him the interpretation of the Quran and teach him to comprehend the religion.
		
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			Now, what does this word means shock
		
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			means understanding
		
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			linguistically in Arabic means understanding
		
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			and understanding if you notice, it requires some kind of effort. You cannot say I understood one
plus one equals two.
		
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			Because this does not require
		
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			it is obvious understanding for things more difficult than this simple formula. That's the meaning
of
		
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			understanding in religion. It has two meanings has two meanings, the first meaning knowing the
rulings that pertain to the actions of the people
		
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			allowing the law camp Sharia law money, and
		
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			that's what scholars
		
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			that's how scholars defined la mobila kamisha laemmli knowing the practical religious rulings,
		
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			alignment blackham Shara llama la casa della Tata, so to know the ruling that means
		
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			to know these rulings,
		
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			and the other meaning the rulings themselves
		
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			is called also.
		
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			Now some people they know the ruling
		
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			and some people don't
		
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			let's say this is halal. And this is haram. This is by itself is fair.
		
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			And to know what is the ruling is called also
		
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			if you say to someone I'm studying halal and haram, and mobile allowed and prohibited, that means
you're studying or if you tell him I'm studying,
		
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			when this becomes halon. What's the ruling of this action, this is also called fear. Now these two
meanings are similar. So fear is the outcome itself. The rulings Halla Hara, MOBA permissible and
understanding the rules and knowing them
		
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			this is also called fit.
		
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			Now in the first
		
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			session about the clock, we spoke about the relation between
		
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			the actually the and
		
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			the o'clock now, there is also relation between hockey the answer
		
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			all the subjects of the subjects are related to each other. This is important to remember that they
overlap
		
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			in a way or another.
		
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			Now
		
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			in the APA, we do not study
		
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			the
		
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			the rulings about Hajj is this halal or haram? This is the topic of it. We said that we studied it
that the principal or the fundamental rulings. However, even if we don't study the regular rulings
in Al Qaeda, there is a still relationship between al Qaeda and
		
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			What is this relationship?
		
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			We find that the film is attached so much to that data.
		
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			One example so yeah, fasting
		
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			when you first thought will happen
		
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			you will attain piety that's what Allah subhanaw taala says goodbye la cama cama. cama kuchibhotla
veniamin publikum la la quinta. Taku fasting is prescribed on you as its prescribed on those before
you, you may attain piety, you may become righteous.
		
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			However, if you don't care about righteousness, if you don't care about Allah subhanaw taala you
will not fast. So, in order for you to fast you need what do you need to believe?
		
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			If you don't believe in Allah subhanaw taala you will not care and you may not fast.
		
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			And that's why
		
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			when Allah subhanaw taala starts any eye about the rulings and Sharla you will find out this when we
study the Tafseer every Ayah for the ruling of the
		
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			Salah prayer for the cm for the widow, the eye of the widow and sort of how does it start?
		
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			Yeah, you have in common. All you who believe Allah subhanaw taala is reminding you always you
believe so you should do this and that you will learn that there are key that is attached to
		
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			you have Latina mano koulibaly como si M. O you who believe fasting is prescribed on you?
		
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			Why Allah starts with the denominator.
		
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			Not only because it's directed to them, but to remind them also that they are the ones who should
respond to it. They believe so they have to do it. So there is a relationship between fear and
arcada.
		
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			The same thing with
		
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			fasting we'll do prayer.
		
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			Another example, we have that Allah subhanaw taala mentioned salah and zakka.
		
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			And then he mentioned afterwards, belief in the Day of Judgment.
		
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			This is in Surah Toba
		
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			in ma amaura massage the line, man I'm gonna be les William is actually a farmer Salatu artistica.
Indeed, the one who establishes the one who builds the houses of Allah is the one who believes in
Allah, the day of judgment, but from salah and the Zika pay desica. So you notice that Allah
mentioned belief in him, belief in the Day of Judgment, performing salah and being visakha.
		
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			This means that they are all together, they are all related
		
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			is related to the al Qaeda. Yes, in the way that we studied the fundamental fundamental rulings.
Here we study the legal rulings, but they are still attached.
		
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			They have religion.
		
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			However, in fact, when we were studying,
		
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			we only we only like when we divide the subject to seven types,
		
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			or seven divisions.
		
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			The first type
		
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			is the ruling related to worship,
		
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			which we call a common a bad that,
		
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			like,
		
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			do
		
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			Salah cM zakka, Hajj or you could say the five pillars of Islam. This is one section in
		
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			scholar some scholars divided the sections are fixed to seven.
		
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			This is one of them. I can live by that and that's what we will start in Sharla.
		
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			We'll start with a candlelight by that the first semester we will start with
		
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			the widow and we will end with the Hajj. We'll take the five pillars.
		
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			The second type or the Second Division in fact, is
		
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			what is called a family structure or the family law some some scholars say it is the family law.
		
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			it pertains to
		
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			marriage, divorce, child custody, and all these matters.
		
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			This is called the LA policia.
		
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			This is the second division. Then we have another division
		
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			which is the rulings
		
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			that are related to the actions of people. actions of people like financial transactions
		
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			or what we call a kameyama.
		
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			Bye
		
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			buying, selling, renting
		
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			all these are called Camelot. So this is the third type. First we have a commentary about that, then
we have Alisha.
		
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			Then we have Carmen mamilla.
		
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			Then we have the Islamic political system, or what we call a CSS Sharia,
		
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			who chooses the Khalifa? Who's qualified to be the halifa? How should we obey the rulers of Muslims?
This is the Fourth Division.
		
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			So now we have four so far.
		
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			The purpose of mentioning this is to remind you some people think that is only prayer siyam, Zakah
and Hajj
		
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			which is not this is only part of the film is bigger than that.
		
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			We have this which is a candlelight by that prayer, purification,
		
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			zeca cm and Hajj and then we have a common law, Family Law. Then we have the financial transactions.
Then we have the political system of Islam, the Islamic political system, Islamic politics, CSS,
Sharia, then we have
		
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			the punishment,
		
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			punishments.
		
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			Or you could say some people say the criminal law,
		
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			the criminal law,
		
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			if someone stole something, if someone killed another person, what's the punishment? What's the
ruling? That's what we discuss in this section in this division, the criminal law or the punishment
		
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			This is the fifth division, then we have
		
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			the rulings
		
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			which are related to
		
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			the relation between Muslim country and the other countries.
		
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			And scholars define it as a CR CR means
		
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			al jihad,
		
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			common jihad,
		
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			how to fight in the course of philosophy panatela what do you do
		
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			with the kuffaar are
		
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			captured the captives of war? What do you do with the
		
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			booties for this is called a CR.
		
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			Who should you fight, who should you not fight, how you treat non Muslims all these things are
related to this
		
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			division, which is a sphere.
		
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			Then we have the last one
		
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			the rulings that are related to the o'clock
		
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			the Muslim character, the virtual characters of the Muslim
		
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			the modesty
		
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			the the permission, if you wanted to knock on the door, if you wanted to wear these things are
called a flock camela flock.
		
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			So again, we have seven divisions.
		
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			First we have
		
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			common labor that then we have a common also accompanied by that the worship rulings of the worship
and basically the five pillars of Islam, prayer zakka siyam, Hajj
		
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			and before that we have the purification. Then we have the family law, marriage, divorce, children,
nursing, the children, all these things. Then we have the financial transactions, rulings on the
financial transactions, selling, buying, renting all these things. And then we have the political
system of Islam, who who should be the halifa, who should rule the Muslims, how the Muslims obey the
halifa
		
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			what are the qualifications for the halifa then we have
		
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			the punishments, the criminal law,
		
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			and then we have
		
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			the CR, which is the relationship between the Muslim country and the non Muslim countries, the
jihad, camel jihad, all the rulings of jihad are discuss in the sixth division. And lastly, we have
		
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			come Allah, Allah,
		
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			the virtuous character, now
		
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			you don't have to divide them to these divisions.
		
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			Because at the time of the messenger asylum, he did not tell them
		
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			put these rulings on the first in the first category, or in the second category. He didn't
		
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			Don't do that. But scholars later on when they wrote the books about fifth, that's how they
classified the film.
		
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			Now,
		
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			this is the question. And because you're a student of knowledge, it's important to know the reason
behind this division.
		
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			Did anyone Have you read any book? In fact?
		
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			Did you read any book?
		
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			Do you have any book in fact,
		
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			Martha, Martha, his book of Hadith
		
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			mapa, his book of Hadith, the interpretation on the mortar, His Book of
		
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			Shadows zirconia. But not by itself is not the book of
		
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			no one has any book of
		
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			any book.
		
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			Don't you know any book of luck?
		
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			one book, please.
		
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			What is this?
		
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			according to which method?
		
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			Who's the author who wrote this book?
		
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			I mentioned yesterday, four books. Do not remember no.
		
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			Yeah, what these are books of right. Much more. Yes, we have from the online students.
		
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			Focus on kasana say it's sad.
		
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			But this is recent. Now when I talk about the books of books of fiction for the great scholars, the
scholars that passed away a long time ago, like scholars of Imam Abu hanifa Imam Imam Malik Rahim,
Allah Nam chef Mala.
		
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			Now if you open any book of
		
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			how does it start with which chapter
		
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			how scholars wrote their books. It's very important to understand this point. Yes.
		
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			He Daya. That's very good.
		
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			Shabana? Yeah. Very good. That's that spoken hanafy Daya.
		
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			Mira nanny, the scholar who wrote this book, How do the books affect start with which chapter
		
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			will do
		
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			bahara they're all the same, right? Why? Why don't they start with the Jihad? Isn't the Jihad
rituals act of Islam?
		
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			Don't Why don't they start with Hajj if you perform Hajj aren't your sins will be forgiven? And you
will be like if you were born now. Why don't they start with hedge?
		
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			Is there a reason behind this order? Or it's just
		
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			bahara is every day? How about prayer? Isn't it every day?
		
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			Now to do prayer
		
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			before you?
		
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			Yes, that's correct. How about some scholars who started with the Salah?
		
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			The Maliki school of thought
		
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			they start with the Salah.
		
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			You just said that without bahara? Salah is not correct, right? They say if there is no Salah power
is not mandatory.
		
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			you purify yourself to pray, there is no prayer you don't have to do.
		
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			So it is important to understand the reason scholars never wrote something, even one line without
reason.
		
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			Now even before you choose the book, even before you start studying, you need to understand why why
they wrote it according to this order. You open the index and you see that they start with the
taharah. Why? As you said because it's a daily process. You need it every day, and you need the
power to perform the Salah. So it is required. It's the basic
		
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			also as we had the other answer, it's the basic thing. That's why they start with autoharp then what
comes next.
		
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			This Allah then this Salah, after that, the other
		
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			Pillars of Islam, then comes one
		
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			after that, what
		
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			after the Hajj?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			jihad. No. Yes.
		
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			utensils actually is related to the taharah
		
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			utensils is related to the Torah. But remember, they had a reason for this sequence. They started
with the things that you do, you deal with on daily basis, things that are mandatory, then then they
move to the things that
		
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			related to the others, now, the hedge you do it for yourself, right? So, yeah, you fast for
yourself, then you move to the things that you do with others. So, they start with transactions,
first I buy that and then transactions, some scholars put in between between the bat and the mama,
they will they put keytab nikka The Book of marriage,
		
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			because they say once you perfect yourself, you perform the the bar that you pray and you fast you
need now to know the rulings of marriage
		
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			because marriage itself is transaction, it is a contract between you and the wife. So it is
transaction and at the same time, it is a bad also. So that's why they put it in between in the
middle then they move to the
		
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			the transactions like selling, buying, renting and all these then after that, after that comes the
jihad.
		
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			Why? Because they say first you deal with yourself, then you deal with others who are Muslims then
with the non Muslims. So the point I want to make is that scholars, whenever they write something,
whenever they put this section in that order, there is a reason they start with the tahara because
it's important, you need it every day, you need the thought of for the Salah, or some of them start
with the Salah, because they say without the Salah, it's not mandatory to have the will do or to
have you to become pure. So you need to know the timings of the prayer to know when to make the
tahara. That's according to the Maliki scholar for other scholars. They started with the Torah.
		
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			Either way, there is a reason you may be asked why don't they start with the Hajj? Why don't they
start with the Jihad? Why don't they start with this and there is a reason that's why they put these
sections these chapters in order. So they start with the power.
		
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			Now in the first semester, inshallah we'll start with the Torah.
		
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			Then we'll move to the Salah,
		
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			and we will finish with the book of Hajj inshallah.
		
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			Now, we have an important question. I just mentioned that there are Hana fees, Maliki's chef fees
and humble. Why? Why scholars different. We have one messenger the Prophet size, but why we have
different opinions. Yes.
		
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			So
		
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			okay, barber says they are in different places.
		
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			And they have different sources.
		
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			Okay, how about if they are in the same place
		
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			and they have the same source, they are still having two different opinions.
		
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			With that, so the companion is committed with that.
		
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			Because the companions, they had the same source, yet they have two different opinions. And the
prophet SAW Selim was there.
		
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			That's the purpose of studying this subject. It's important.
		
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			Do you know that we have 40 opinions?
		
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			On which night is the night of other playlists?
		
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			Now we have 30 days in Ramadan. Right? But we have 40 opinions.
		
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			We have 40 opinions. Marvin * Rahim Allah listed them in for Tilbury.
		
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			Again, why?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			She says situation in their station.
		
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			different sources? Yes. Now, before we move to the reasons why scholars differ, I just wanted to
remind you that they differ. And sometimes they differ extremely for like 40 opinions. You have to
remember one thing, that disagreement is a human nature. We will always disagree. Even if you have a
twin.
		
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			You will have two different opinions.
		
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			So this agreement is something natural.
		
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			That's what Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran, modelica halochem well as aluna mcstuffin they
will keep on they will remain in disagreement.
		
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			So it is happening. That does not mean we justify the unlawful disagreement. If someone's saying
another opinion, for no reason, no evidence and he says people differ so I can have this
		
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			different opinion that does not justify it. But it's simply a fact that we differ. You may like
black color more than red color. Some people like the green color, that's a human nature. So the
disagreement is human nature.
		
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			Scholars different, the companions themselves different. why I'm saying this because you will find
some people they want to enforce their opinion.
		
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			They cannot. You could only tell the people that this is what I believe is the correct opinion
according to the ayah, according to the Hadith of the messenger Salim, but you cannot force anyone
to follow you. Because even at the time of the companions, they different they had different
opinions. So why you want to force the people not to disagree, you cannot do that. You'll notice
that it will create lots of problems. If you want to force everybody to follow you or to follow this
opinion. All what you can do is to tell them that that's what I believe is the correct opinion.
		
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			What's the example? The example is in the Battle of the trench, the handle?
		
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			After the Muslims were victorious, and the kuffaar of Croatia and other tribes they left
		
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			the messengers or send them toward the companions. None of you should pray us except in Benny
coryza. Ben arriva, the Jews, who were supposed to protect the Muslims in that battle, but they
betrayed the Muslims.
		
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			So after the battle is over, the prophet SAW Selim took off his gear. He thought the war is over
jabril Alec Sam came down and he told him, the angels are still
		
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			in the war gear. So you have to go to those people who betrayed the Muslims to punish them. So the
prophet SAW Selim told the companions to rush to Venezuela, he told them, none of us should pray us
except in Venezuela. Now again, this is the same source and they are in the same place. And they are
together the companions. What happened? Some of them, they understood the command literally. And
they rushed to benefit either in the process. They missed the answer prayer, because the prophets I
send them told them you should not pray answer except in many quarters. So they said we will not
pray us even if it's if the sun sat until we arrived to benaco. And they did that they missed the
		
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			prayer.
		
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			Other companions understood from this hadith that the prophet SAW Selim wanted them to hurry up.
		
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			So they had it, they rushed, but they prayed in the way they prayed on time. And they went to benaco
Eva.
		
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			Whether the first group is correct or the second group is correct, the messenger Salaam did not
blame any group.
		
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			He did not blame any one of them. This is to tell you that scholars differ, they have different
opinions and sometimes you cannot
		
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			enforce your opinion. Sometimes you cannot tell the people to have only one opinion. So this is
human nature. Allah subhanaw taala gave us another example also.
		
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			And it is mentioned in the Quran.
		
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			The story of Suleiman Ali Salam with his father, that would
		
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			in their judgment,
		
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			Allah says in the Quran
		
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			what the Buddha was Philemon if you will Harvey is never shut up here on call me or couldn't call
him shahidi for farhana hassle a man or coolant Athena hockman wildner and remember that would
answer a man what they gave judgment in the case of the field in which the sheep of certain people
had bastards at night and Wei Wei were witness to their judgment.
		
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			We will not go to the details of this story.
		
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			We will discuss it inshallah in the Tafseer. But here the point is this, you have two messengers,
they are not regular judges, first of all, they are two messengers, the Son and the father. So a man
and that would
		
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			and they gave two different judgments.
		
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			They gave two different rulings.
		
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			So a man gave different judgment that his father that would
		
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			so what did the law say? For him now household a man to suit a man will inspire the right
understanding of the matter.
		
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			But that's not
		
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			to each we gave judgment and knowledge.
		
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			McMullen Dana hockman Ryoma. Now Sulayman give
		
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			Judgment which was correct, and it was approved by Allah subhanaw taala. The Buddha a Salam gave
another judgment, which was not correct. But Allah said to both we gave knowledge and judgment.
		
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			So even if someone was wrong in one matter, that does not disqualify him.
		
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			This is one thing, the other thing, so the man on a Salaam was was the son.
		
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			So he was correct and his father was wrong.
		
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			So it doesn't have to be always that the older one
		
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			knows more, sometimes, maybe the younger knows
		
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			the son new in this matter, but most importantly, remember that they are all
		
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			prophets, a father and a son, yet they give two different judgments, they gave two different
rulings. So while you blame the scholars, if they gave a different ruling, according to their
understanding, first of all, that does not disqualify them, as the messenger silent as much that is,
		
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			why the Assad fellow
		
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			emerged through scholar, he did his he had he tried to search and he tried to find the answer for
this matter, if he was correct, he will get the reward twice, because he did his best to seek the
answer. And they found the correct answer. If he did not find the correct answer, he has adger he
has a reward because he tried
		
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			that means you will not be always correct. These are basic rulings. For fifth, they are very
important. You have to understand all these fundamental rulings In fact, because you will find some
people they will tell you the fifth is only one opinion, and they try to force everybody to follow
that opinion. Well, people will not agree with you. You believe this is the correct but how can you
convey this to others? They believe it's not correct.
		
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			Another important rule?
		
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			No one of the great imams intended
		
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			to disagree with the messenger sauce.
		
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			disagree with the Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu sallam,
		
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			all great imams they did their best to find and follow the Sunnah of the messenger sallallahu alayhi
wasallam.
		
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			So you cannot discredit any one of them. You have to show respect to all of them. All of them are
great scholars. All of them tried their best. Some of them maybe were wrong in some cases, but they
were correct in other cases. So we show respect to all of them. Because again, if even they are
wrong, they still get the reward from Allah subhanaw taala because they did their best they
struggled to find the ruling.
		
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			Imam Shafi Rahim Allah says EDG manasu Allah Allah Minister bannerflow Sumatran at a Sunni life so
Allah Allah Salim, let me akun though on the other hand, the COVID had in Canaan man can
		
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			the meaning is this, people unanimously agreed
		
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			that whoever knew the Sunnah of the messenger sallallahu sallam, he has no choice to leave it to the
saying of anyone, whoever he is.
		
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			admonished Manas.
		
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			This is a consensus.
		
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			They agreed that whoever knew the Sunnah of the messenger sallallahu wasallam
		
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			then he has no choice but to follow it. He cannot leave it to the saying of anyone.
		
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			Because the true following is the following of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam
		
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			that's what you're commanded to do. You're not commanded to follow a saint a certain person 100%
		
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			because that person whose intention is to follow the Sunnah of the messenger Salah. So once you know
the sooner you have to follow it, you have to follow the sooner.
		
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			Also Mr. Malik Rahim, Allah He said, a great thing as well.
		
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			He said kulanu Hanuman Oliveira Illa Sahaba del cobre.
		
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			He pointed to
		
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			the grave of the messenger sallallahu sallam.
		
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			And he said, You take and you leave from the saying of anyone except the one and this grave except
the Prophet sallallahu sallam, which means no one will be 100% correct, except the messenger of
Somalia.
		
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			So you take from this matter what you believe is correct. You take from other great scholar other
method, what do you believe?
		
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			correct yes we have question.
		
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			English translation kulanu hamanako do
		
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			you take and you leave from any person or anyone except for the one who's in this grave, meaning the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			called Allah Illa Sahaba
		
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			This is important rule that whenever you know this is the Sunnah of the messenger Salaam
		
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			you have no choice but to follow it
		
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			because Allah commanded us to follow
		
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			the messenger. So
		
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			now we are back to our question why scholars differ.
		
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			Why then they differ if they know that they have to follow the Sunnah.
		
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			If we have the messenger Salaam and we have the Hadith, why they differed, scholars, especially
shiftless Lama, haemoglobin Tamia, he mentioned three basic reasons. Once you have an authentic
hadith, it you have an opinion of one of the scholars,
		
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			which contradicts this Hadith, then there is one of three reasons.
		
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			Because remember, as I said, No, one of the great scholars intended to disagree with the prophet SAW
Selim. And you may wonder, why, why then we have a hadith. This is authentic hadith. And the Imam
said another thing, how could this happen? Well, there is one of three reasons. First of all, maybe
he didn't think the messenger saya Salaam said this hadith.
		
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			How maybe he thought this hadith is not authentic. You may say this is a Hadith, but it's not
authentic. And not all the Hadith that we hear are authentic. Some of them are not some of Hadith
are fabricated. That's what you will find inshallah, in the
		
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			subject of the Hadith.
		
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			Or
		
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			he knew the Hadith. And he heard it, and he believed it's authentic. But
		
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			he doesn't think that it means what you understood from it. You tell him this is haram, because of
the Hadith, he will tell you, I believe in the Hadith, but the Hadith does not mean it is haram,
your understanding is different.
		
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			So this is another reason, if we have an opinion, which is against or contradicts the Hadith of the
messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			The third reason
		
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			he will tell you this hadith is authentic. And I believe in the point you said, but the problem is,
this hadith is abrogated.
		
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			It's no more valid.
		
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			So these are the reasons why scholars differed. First,
		
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			maybe the Hadith was abrogated. Maybe he did not think that the prophet SAW Selim said this Hadith,
because it is weak or
		
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			it has a defect hidden defect in it or he did not understand the same point that you understood from
it.
		
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			These are the reasons in general. Now we will come to the examples and the details.
		
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			First,
		
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			maybe he did not know the Hadith. You say this is a hadith maybe he did not know the Hadith.
		
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			And we have example for that.
		
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			Now when you tell someone, this is a hadith from the messenger Salaam, and he has already
established an opinion from one of the scholars, like one of the great Imams and this opinion
against the Hadith that you're saying. The first thing he will tell you if you tell him there is a
heavy field tell you what do you mean do you know more than this amount? I'm not saying I know more
than this amount. But it is possible that this Imam did not know this hadith. And he will tell you
what do you think? Do you know more than this Imam you know the Hadith and this amount did not know
this
		
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			hadith you know a hadith and a great amount did not note I would say yes, it is possible. And we
have example.
		
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			Now Could someone claim that he knows all the Hadith of the messenger Salah? No.
		
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			Never. Nowadays people may tell you well, we have the books. But even the books you don't have one
single book that encompassed all the Sunnah of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam
		
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			Whoever they may follow will not be better than Abubakar della Juan.
		
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			And abubaker. He was the Companion of the messenger seller. He was the best friend to the prophet
SAW Selim. Do you think that abubaker would miss anything from the messenger size? And
		
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			the answer is yes. Because the prophet SAW Selim was not with abubaker 24 seven, there were some
times a worker of the law was what was not with the messenger center.
		
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			And here is the example. A woman came to avocado della Han. And she asked him
		
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			to give her the share from the inheritance.
		
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			her grandson died.
		
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			She's his grandmother.
		
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			So what's her share in the inheritance? of ibaka della Han told her I don't know any sooner from the
messengers Arsalan. I don't remember that the prophets Allah, Allah gave the grandmother any share
from the inheritance.
		
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			But Mohammed bin Muslim era de la Juan and Maria Robin Sharma della Han, they both stood up, and
they told a worker, the prophet SAW Selim gave her one sixth of the inheritance. So Abubakar gave
her one sixth of the inheritance, based on the testimony of Molina and Mohammed with Muslim now
who's better and Madeira or abubaker.
		
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			Of course, abubaker no one is better than abubaker except the messengers and prophets of Allah
abubaker is better, but
		
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			that does not mean he knows everything.
		
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			Many times lay man, he could know something in one matter, more than a great scholar.
		
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			It could happen.
		
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			Omar Abdullah Han The same thing happened to him.
		
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			Now many times scholars say the prophet SAW Selim entered with Abu Bakr and Omar, the prophet SAW
Selim was with Abu Bakr and Omar Omar also was almost all the time with the messenger Salim yet the
same thing happened to him. He did not know all the Hadith.
		
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			Abu Musab de la Juan knocked on the door of former once Omar did not open the second time he not and
Omar did not open. The third time he knocked Under Armour did not open so I've almost another one
left, then armour opened the door. And he saw a booster leaving. So he called on him he said why you
left? a bonus. I said I knocked three times and that's the permission. If I am not granted the
permission then I should leave.
		
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			Omar did not hear that before.
		
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			He asked him. What is the proof?
		
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			He heard it from the messenger seller. I will say the 100 of the law one testified that he heard
this from the messenger salallahu alayhi wasallam.
		
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			That and then tell us it's three times now who is better Abu Musa or Omar.
		
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			Omar is better, who is better outside the hungry or Omar? Omar is better yet Omar did not know this
sooner. So it is very possible that sometimes some scholars, they don't hear the Hadith, they don't
know about it.
		
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			The second reason? Maybe
		
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			he knew the Hadith. This scholar he knew the Hadith, but he didn't think it is authentic. So if the
Hadith is not authentic, we should not work according to it we should not implement it.
		
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			Whether there is not this week or
		
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			the text itself there is a hidden defect. So the Hadith is weak so I cannot accept it.
		
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			But we have other scholars came and they said no the Hadith is authentic.
		
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			Nam shafia homolog. Many times he gave a ruling and at the same time he said if the Hadith is
authentic, I will change my rolling according to the Hadith. it as a hadith for my hubby. Once the
Hadith is authentic, then this is my opinion. That's what Imam Shafi Rahim Allah said, because
again, remember all of them, they intended to follow the messenger Salah, none of them. None of them
intended to disagree with the messenger Salim once they have the Hadith, that's it, they will
implement it they will apply.
		
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			Or he thought that the Hadith is not authentic, because that's the only narration he knew.
		
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			Now it's not
		
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			weak
		
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			because there is a weak narrator, but because he has only one narration. Now we have some scholars,
they had a condition that if this hadith is about Aki
		
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			The one narration is not enough. So although it's authentic, but we cannot accept it
		
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			or it is still authentic, but it is against a general ruling of Islam and the general ruling is well
established. So, one single narration is not enough to change it
		
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			Some scholars, they had these conditions. So, this is the reason why scholars differ.
		
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			Or another example, he knew they had it, but he forgot it.
		
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			Now, this could happen also we are human beings. So, we may forget from time to time we may forget.
Now, again as I told you, you may wonder how could this scholar he gives this opinion and it is
against the Sunnah of the messenger, so I sell them while we have the Hadith. Maybe he knew the
Hadith, but he forgot it
		
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			at the time of the messenger so Salaam
		
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			Omar, Abdullah Juan,
		
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			and amar urbanears, Cerro de la Han Hama, they were traveling
		
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			and they were in the state of Geneva.
		
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			So they wanted to pray.
		
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			And there is no water, they have to perform whistle, they have to be there is no water.
		
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			Amar, he turned about.
		
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			He covered himself with the dust.
		
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			Because he thought instead of water, the earth, the soil of the Earth is sufficient, but to the
entire body. That's what he did. When they came back to the messenger size and then the prophet SAW
Selim told Amar, it was sufficient to strike the earth one time to wipe over you to wipe on your
face and your hand.
		
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			So they know that this is the sooner or later on. Omar della Han forgot this hadith. He forgot even
the story itself.
		
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			He hear that Amar is giving the fatwah that if someone is you know he doesn't have water he has to
perform Osen it is sufficient for him to do the same thing that you do for doodle. Amar called an
AMA and they told him what are you doing? What are you saying? Do you have a proof of martyrdom or
Did you forget? You were with me when this happened? And we came and we asked the messenger cisilion
Amara de la Torre de ma Omar fear Allah because Omar forgot our totally forgot. Amar told him if you
want or commander faithful, I will not tell the people about it. He said, Omar said no tell them as
long as you you still remember it. I don't remember it. So I can't I cannot tell. So it could
		
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			happen. Sometimes. Scholars forget maybe he knew the Hadith, but he forgot it.
		
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			It happened to him or the law.
		
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			Sometimes he misunderstood the point of the study or
		
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			he did not even understand the point of the study. Because the word could have many possibilities.
And we have the example in the Quran.
		
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			There are some words
		
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			which could give you two
		
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			opposite meanings. well lately the US us.
		
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			us us could mean started or finished when the night starts or when or when the night finishes. And
in Surat Al Baqarah. For the divorce we have one more de la casa bus number for Santa salata Kuru,
if the woman is divorced, she has to wait three, or Oh, what is Kuru? Or is it pure, or it is the
period. So sometimes, the scholar understood something different from the Hadith. Because of the
Hadith itself. This is another reason. Now you don't have to know all these reasons. You don't have
to know all of them. But just remember that there are many reasons for scholars why they default,
understanding the point of the Hadith, but not agreeing with it. Now,
		
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			sometimes you tell him this is the Hadith. And that's the point of it.
		
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			He will tell you
		
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			that's not the point of it. I disagree with you. The hardest. The hardest does not mean you have to
fast.
		
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			It tells you that fasting is recommended. It doesn't say you have to fast. So he sees what you're
saying but he doesn't agree with it. This could happen. Now many scholars hear the heartbeat and
they believe it's authentic. They understand from the Hadith, what you're saying that you have to
fast but they tell you no. I disagree with what you
		
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			What you're saying, and you cannot force people to agree with you.
		
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			They agree with the Hadith, but they may not agree with your understanding of the Hadees.
		
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			And lastly, as we mentioned before, maybe the Hadith is obligate abrogated. They believe the Hadith
is authentic, they will believe in the point that it means you have to fast, but it's no more valid
because it's abrogated with another Hadith. It's abrogated by another Hadith.
		
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			So these are seven reasons for disagreement amongst scholars.
		
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			And all of them if you notice, they are all in case where we have a hadith. Now, many times we don't
have Hadith. So, you will find more disagreement, because of the language maybe the language is
different. Again, some people you just said that sometimes they are living in different places. So
they may have different understanding.
		
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			So these are the reasons for the difference of opinions amongst scholars. And with this we will
finish in Sharla