Isam Rajab – Methodology In Seeking Knowledge EP 3

Isam Rajab

Special course by Yayasan Ta’lim & Arees University. Conducted by Dr Isam Rajab. METHODOLOGY IN SEEKING KNOWLEDGE (session 3)

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The importance of learning Arabic for understanding the legal system and personal growth is emphasized. The title of the Quran is 10 volumes, but contents are unclear. The importance of reading and learning to understand the internet is emphasized, as it is necessary for practical guidance and personal development. The importance of learning to understand the title of the Quran and its implications for teachers' understanding of the legal system is emphasized, along with the importance of reading the title for practical guidance and understanding the concept of "the internet." The importance of reading the Quran for understanding the internet is emphasized, as it is a must for students. The course is designed for beginner levels and provides practical guidance on writing a text, while also addressing the importance of protecting religion and the Sharia.

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			So,
		
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			smaller hamdulillah salatu salam ala rasulillah Allah lasagna.
		
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			Today inshallah, we will talk about practical steps, certain things that you have to do
		
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			in order for you to be on the path of seeking knowledge properly.
		
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			Now,
		
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			language is the key here
		
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			because based on how you will seek knowledge, the language that you select, and the availability of
the books that will determine how far can you go
		
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			I had to search online to see what is available in English. In Malaysia, it's hard for me, that's
what I want you actually to do, please.
		
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			Next week, if you give me a list of the available books in Malaysia,
		
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			in each
		
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			type of the knowledge, we have the Quran and its sciences. Okay, so what is available there?
		
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			sciences of the Quran, mainly the Tafseer. That's one of them. Then, Phil,
		
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			Phil cache in particular, if that's what you want to pursue, and this is the common here,
		
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			or other schools of thought, and after that, the next step would be faculty love, the fact of
disagreement,
		
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			books that are written
		
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			and mentioned more than one opinion one school of thought, This is too so we have
		
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			science sciences of the Quran
		
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			mainly tafsir
		
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			we have FERPA
		
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			personal FERPA
		
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			what is available in our sole FERPA principles of jurisprudence
		
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			that is solid.
		
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			And then after that, there will be also other books like Maxim's of fiction.
		
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			And then after that would be my pasta, the Sharia objectives of the religion, all these are advanced
sciences that are not suitable for the beginner the student of knowledge is beginner to go and read
in them because he or she will not be able to understand and if he or she were able to understand
still they will have difficulty knowing what they are reading. So
		
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			we're finished now with this then we have
		
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			sciences of Hadith allume al Hadith, mainly masala Hadith Hadith terminology
		
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			had these terminology
		
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			then the books of short haul Hadith
		
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			the books that comment and explain
		
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			the Hadith books
		
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			what is available there.
		
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			So, now we have fit and it sciences we have had Eve and it sciences or an and it sciences, then we
come to an important type of knowledge which is the app EDA.
		
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			What is available there.
		
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			sciences of Arpita
		
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			the oneness of Allah subhanaw taala as smart and perfect names and attributes of Allah.
		
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			So you will inshallah come up with the list of the names in Mali. What I'm going to do now is I'm
going to explain to you in general, and that's in English, if I were to give this session in Arabic,
it would be different. It would be different Why? Because the books that are in Arabic are abundant.
		
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			They are available.
		
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			Like instead of one book, you have many books, many choices. So depending on your students, what do
they want, you give them a list, but in English, we are limited. I remember even when we put
together the curriculum for Aris University, we had to struggle with the available books because
what's the use if I tell you this isn't
		
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			book but it's not available in English, how you will be able to benefit from it. Now the solution
would be, and this is something you need to consider solution would be is actually to learn Arabic.
		
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			That is a solution. Now, for many of us, we don't like this because it's hard. But doing that will
save a big deal of time for you later in the future.
		
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			The true student of knowledge, who wants to become a scholar cannot do that without knowing Arabic,
this is a fact. Now with English, yes, you will learn a lot I'm telling you, you will learn a lot
but you will reach a level where you cannot go any further you have to know Arabic, why is that the
Quran was revealed the not language, Arabic. So instead of trying to understand through a medium
through a translation, you are reading directly from the Quran, you are reading directly the word of
Allah subhanaw taala. So it's not a waste of time to invest one or two years just learning Arabic.
		
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			And I see hamdulillah here, they have some courses, learning Arabic, and they have a curriculum. So
this is something you need to consider this is something you need to think of seriously, learning
Arabic. See, even for Arabic speakers. For students of knowledge, there is an entire type of
knowledge. That's why I'm telling you, it would have been different if it was in Arabic, because
there is what we call now
		
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			in English, its grammar, but in advocates more than grammar.
		
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			Because what we have in Arabic, the word itself could change without changing the letters, just the
articulations fat harbor Mikasa what is above and below the letter that changes the word. So you
need to know what we call
		
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			the position of the word itself. It could be in the front.
		
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			But it could mean three different things. And this is not available in English.
		
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			Like Mohammed, Baba Ashman Mohammed here,
		
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			Mohammed hate.
		
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			That's the only way you have it in English. We start with subject, verb and object in Arabic, you
could start with either one,
		
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			either one, depending on
		
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			what do you want the listener to know. First, you start with
		
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			the object because you want to pay attention to the object. So Mohammed is actually not the one who
did the heating, but he's the one who got the heating. This is possible so
		
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			in the Quran, there are certain ayat where this is clear that Allah subhanho wa Taala starts with
the object iaca namboodiri that's a clear example why Allah says Yak and Abu you alone, we worship
		
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			What's the difference? When you say we worship you.
		
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			We worship you. Or you alone we worship. In Arabic, it's different even in English. Maybe you don't
notice it, but it's clear in Arabic When you say Yak and Abu
		
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			you alone when you say yakka you leave out anything else? Anyone else. But if you say we worship
You, it doesn't mean that you don't worship someone else.
		
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			So they say in Arabic,
		
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			putting the
		
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			object in front
		
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			means specifying and limiting.
		
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			Okay, that's just an example. And there are many examples as well. So this is something you need to
consider seriously because then also the available books would be a lot. Now by the way, this is a
general question. The copies of English books that are done by darussalam and other bookstores. Are
they all translated to melee or not necessarily? Do you have like a similar because I'm looking back
here. I should have invested some time but I didn't have the time to look. I look at some books and
I don't know these are Malay or English.
		
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			Most of them
		
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			okay.
		
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			Yeah. So this is something you need to know because i i don't know even if I look at the book. Some
of them look the same, but you would know what these What is it? I cannot read Molly still. So
		
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			You come with a list and we will see what is matching. Now, I'm telling you what to start with, in
the past, for the students of knowledge, they didn't do what we do nowadays. What we do now is we
have one class for, let's see, and then another class for artega. They didn't do that, they would
start with one type of knowledge until they finish it.
		
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			So, they start from the beginner to the intermediate, and then the advanced. After that, they will
move to another type of knowledge. And then after that, they move to another one all the way until
they finish, but in our time, because we live in the age of speed, what are we doing, we are taking
almost everything together. So we will we will follow this map because this is the what's going on
now.
		
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			If you tell people start only with one type of knowledge,
		
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			they may not follow that. So let's do what is common now.
		
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			To the best available or the best ability that you can have to seek the knowledge number one, the
Orion How much do you memorize from the Quran, remember, knowledge is an objective by itself or a
means
		
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			knowledge
		
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			is it
		
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			by itself an objective or it is a means for another objective
		
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			means to
		
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			please Allah subhanaw taala how
		
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			when you know how you're going to please the last panatela by implementing what you know
		
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			that is your purpose. So some types of knowledge are
		
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			or most of them they are means to pleasing Allah directly or to other types of knowledge that will
because now for instance, the Arabic language now it will help you understanding the Quran better.
So it's a means for another thing which is understanding the Quran when you understand the Quran
that's better, or an itself memorizing or and that's an objective. This for you is an objective.
		
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			You cannot say oh, what's going to help me, the memorization of the Quran. Even if I did, I don't
understand it. Still, it should be an objective for you. So make it your intention from now, no
matter how long it takes from you, a student of knowledge cannot be really a student of knowledge
without memorizing the Quran.
		
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			Therefore, whenever you read the biographies of scholars, they mentioned what half Quran and he
memorized the Quran when he was at the age of seven, at the age of 10. You rarely find some of them,
or one of them memorize the Quran later.
		
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			Over 15 that would be very rare. So now you are 2025 3035 even 40 Don't say I am too old. You are
never too old to memorize the Quran. Even if you start with one.
		
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			A student of knowledge cannot be a student of knowledge without memorizing the Quran, one of the
famous real
		
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			one of the great era in Syria, he died two years ago. Just two years ago, he passed away. He is a
butcher by profession. That's what he does, he cuts me
		
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			and he memorized the Quran in his shop every day spending several hours cutting the meat.
		
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			He has the knife and all other tools. So he put the Quran in front of him every day one page until
he memorized the Quran. And not only that, he went ahead and got ijazah with the memorization of the
Quran, and he started teaching the Quran all that happened in the late age.
		
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			He died recently over 90 years old Rahim Allah was very old, but he didn't look that on.
		
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			And his picture when he died, they showed it to everyone that he was smiling.
		
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			These are the people of the Quran.
		
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			You see, so never ever underestimate the value of the Quran. It's the book of Allah subhanho wa
Taala. So everything goes back to the Quran. Everything goes back to the Quran, that was the source.
At the time of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, how many books are available. Now we have this we have
that everywhere. You have a big library.
		
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			But at the time of the prophet SAW Selim, what they had was the Quran. So again, make it
		
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			Goal number one memorizing the Quran
		
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			that by itself is a goal for students of knowledge. They would not start with anything until they
finish the Quran.
		
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			But for us nowadays, I'm telling you, go ahead, start with other types of knowledge as well, but
your time should be invested mainly and mostly in the Quran. Because it is by itself an objective.
		
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			Even nowadays, who would people let them leave lead their prayer?
		
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			Who are the ones that lead people in prayer?
		
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			The ones who know more the Quran, even if they don't understand it. Now, I'm not saying it's better
not to understand it, it's always better to understand it, but in your case you want to memorize but
you don't understand. So you want to understand first so all that will take time. So memorize the
Quran and understand it if you could do both, that's even greater. That is greater but memorizing
the Quran that is number one. Okay. I hope you keep this as Goal number one always, every single day
you ask yourself, how much of the Quran Have you memorized? It is by itself and objective.
		
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			The Quran, reward great, the reward of the memorization of the Quran is great. On the day of
judgment,
		
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			the Quran will come. This is what the prophet SAW Selim said like a frail man.
		
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			So the one who memorized it would look at this frail man, this weak man and say, Who are you? And he
says, I am the one that kept you awake during the night. I am the one that kept you from the food
from this today. Every businessman is looking for his trait, and I am going to protect you. I am
going to defend you. This is what the Quran will do. In another narration, the prophets Allah
mentioned that the one who memorized the Quran, his parents would be crowned.
		
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			So imagine the parents are wearing the crown. One jewel in this crown is better than entire Earth.
		
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			So imagine that for the parents. What about the one who did memorize the Quran, how much reward he
or she will get?
		
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			Recently in Syria, one of the youngsters she finished memorizing the Quran, and usually we have like
a celebration we have sought. Our teacher was happy she was proud. Again, when you have a student
that is finishing the Quran, you feel that it is achievement for you, not only for the student, so
she told her, we want to set the date for your celebration. We want to invite your parents and
everyone that you may want. She said no, I don't want that. She said Why?
		
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			She said I want to ask you first. Is it true that on the Day of Judgment, my parents would be
crowned? She said yes. She said I want to surprise them on the Day of Judgment. I didn't tell them
that I memorized the Quran. I want them on the day of judgment when they wear the crown to ask how
we got that to say that it is from your daughter. See how sincere is this girl. She's This was
recently just recently happened. So your intention when you memorize the Quran is just to please
Allah subhanaw taala before you look for what people are going to tell you or what are going to
respect you or they put you in front to lead the prayer. It is to please Allah subhanaw taala it is
		
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			the word of Allah. So this is the Quran. You start with the Quran.
		
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			Everything is related to the Quran. Now mainly what we have is the sciences of the Quran. This is
what we have.
		
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			And the main science is Tafseer. In Arabic, we have many books, many of them called sciences of the
Quran, Allah Quran, how many there is about 7070 types of sciences of the Quran.
		
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			Like what
		
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			I asked were revealed
		
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			there are if that were based on the reason of Revelation.
		
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			So you know, the context of the higher it will be clear and I gave you the example yesterday about
going between Safa and Marwa
		
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			if you read the ayah without the context you think that it's okay whether to
		
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			walk or not to walk, but that's not the ruling the ruling is that it is a must. Why because of the
reason of Revelation, the context. So there is an entire science called as Babu
		
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			Babu causes of revelation
		
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			then we have
		
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			have something called mucky and maddening what was revealed before he draw and what was revealed
after he drew, you look at the Quran, you look at the sutras and immediately you have a map that
this was revealed earlier, this was revealed later. So you have kind of chronicles of the Quran how
or which students came first, because the order we have the order now we start with what Surah
Fatiha, then Al Baqarah that doesn't mean the first surah that was revealed Al Fatiha and the second
Surah Al Baqarah. No, there is a wisdom behind that the order of the Quran that we have but the
first Sooners were revealed. We have the first five Ayat of surah Allah that was revealed first. So
		
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			when you know what was revealed, first, you will have even better understanding. So that's why
itself is a science matki and madonie.
		
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			Then we have a Atilla cam, the is about the rulings, only the rulings because we have in the Quran,
I asked about stories,
		
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			history, we have the oneness of Allah subhanaw taala. And then we have is about the outcome, the
rulings, some scholars say they are roughly 500 is
		
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			less, or roughly less than 10% of
		
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			the entire
		
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			Ayat of the Quran. So you have only little links, every idea and the rulings that pertain to this
idea. So this is an example I'm telling you this, you don't have to know all the sciences as a
student of knowledge you should. But again, what is available in English.
		
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			Very good book.
		
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			It is long, but for you the beginning of it. That's a must for a student of knowledge is the book of
Pepsi loving caffeine.
		
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			And that's why I wanted to show you here because
		
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			let me see, if you turn off the light I think it will help.
		
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			Yeah, this is
		
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			serving kefir. This where is it is
		
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			this one?
		
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			You see the 10 volume set?
		
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			Volume One, only Volume One. Now, by the way, as a student of knowledge, you have to have a library
		
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			in your house. What are the books that you have?
		
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			You cannot every time go online? Yes. Now this is an alternative that we have books online. But like
this book, how can you read it, it's not available online, you have to have it physically.
		
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			You have to establish a relationship with reading with the books. So this is a book that is a must
to have bought for you as a student of knowledge what you need now is almost the first 60 pages of
volume one. Why? Because it talks about the ayat it talks about the sciences of the Quran In brief,
so you will have brief not enough not full understanding of the sciences of the Quran, but it is a
good introduction.
		
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			This is something so that's
		
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			one, then
		
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			this is another good book.
		
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			It's
		
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			an introduction to the principles of the fear.
		
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			This introduction was written by one of these scholars have been Tamia Rahim Allah. Here, what you
have in this book is the explanation of that introduction. So it's even easier. Sometimes when you
read directly from the words of scholars, it will be a little bit difficult, but if it's explained,
it will make it easy for you. So, this is an explanation of the introduction, this introduction to
our to the principles of Tafseer. Again, the Quran is open anyone can benefit from it, no one can
tell you stop reading from it, no one can tell you stop understanding it, but there is still a way a
proper way. You cannot come to any eye and say this is the interpretation you have to be qualified.
		
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			So here it will give you like a guideline of certain things, not everything but many things that how
the ayat are interpreted. So this is a good introduction
		
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			for you to one of the sciences, which is
		
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			What
		
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			the Tafseer
		
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			Okay,
		
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			so now when you
		
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			read the Quran,
		
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			memorized it, at least you're reading the Quran and everyday you should have a portion that should
be read one juice, three juice, five juice, whatever you can read. This by itself is an objective.
For a student of knowledge, you have to read the Quran one later
		
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			lefou Alif Lam Meem have it flat mean, these are three, these are three letters, not only one so you
get 30 Hassan. So this is by itself is an objective. You read the Quran, now you are on the way to
understanding the Quran to understanding how to interpret the Quran, how you deduce the rulings
directly from the Quran.
		
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			So, when you move to the Tafseer, what do we have in the Tafseer, one of the best books available in
English, the one that I showed you?
		
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			It's 10 volumes. It is large, but there is a summary to that. So you should have this book. But you
start with something smaller. Like the brief interpretation.
		
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			The brief of this one is like three volumes only.
		
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			So you,
		
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			you read the three volumes, and then you move to this one. why I'm saying this One important note.
One thing that you should remember always, never be in rush. Never be hasty. Well, there is 10
volumes, why would I go for the three volumes, I have the 10 volumes, so let's go for this. Chances
are you will never finish reading them.
		
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			You will start with volume one. If you finish it, most likely you will stop at Volume Two, maybe
halfway. If you finished it maybe so it is not easy. That's why always, always finish what you
started.
		
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			finish what you started. This is a problem for students of knowledge. They don't know where to
start, because they don't have the clear map of what to do. If they did start, they don't finish
what they started for you. And I saw that. I don't know if I told you that before when we were
students, some of the colleagues you find with them a book of Hadith Sahih al Bukhari.
		
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			So first day they are reading from Salah Bukhari. So expect them to keep reading until they finish
next day, they have another book book of al Qaeda. What's going on? What happened to that book?
Nanaki that is more important, we have to understand our Creator more. Okay, next day book effect.
What is this? Well, I need to learn the practical knowledge, practical rulings. So they go from one
type to another type and they never finish.
		
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			So you start something, finish it.
		
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			Therefore, when you start with the tafsir, take a book that you finish it completely, completely,
then you move to another book. That's why the 10 volumes, you should have it why these will be like
references for you. Yes, you're not reading from them from cover to cover always. But an idea came
to you and you wanted to understand its meaning. You have this encyclopedia, you go back and you see
its meaning. Because it's there you have 10 volumes. But generally, you read the three volumes, you
read it completely and then you move to this one. So that's the seal
		
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			after the Tafseer we have the sciences of Hadith
		
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			or lwml Hadith.
		
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			Why this is important for many people, especially the non Muslims
		
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			and the new Muslims as well. How we received the religion,
		
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			the Quran, there is no doubt about it, because it was multiplied narrated. You go anywhere in the
world. Someone made a mistake immediately. Not only one but a lot of people will correct him or her
why it was multiply narrated, it was verbally taken from the prophets. I send them by the companions
from the companions by successors from the successors by their successors all the way until our time
we have a list Actually, I could show you I personally made the list of the famous
		
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			The famous narrator's of the Quran, not everyone because you cannot trace everyone. So the Quran
there is no doubt that it came and the last 100 Allah guaranteed the protection of the Quran. But
what about the Hadith?
		
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			How do you know that this is something the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			said,
		
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			How do you know?
		
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			At the time of the companions, late companions, the young ones that lived alone, and the successors
of the companions? Some people started narrating things that are not true, but how can you tell it
is true, they started the process of verification of every single Hadeeth. Just like now I don't
know if you have this here the credit score, if you want to go and buy a car installment, you go to
the bank, they see your credit worthiness because we have this in America, two people buying the
same thing, one of them get it cheaper, why? Because his credit score is higher.
		
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			This is built on time based on the time, your credit, how many times you were late in your payments,
how many times you paid on time? What are your assets? What do you have? How much credit is there on
your balance? All that is a factor, then they determine what's your credit score. So in Islam, for
every single Hadith, we have more accurate system.
		
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			Immediately you could tell for those who have knowledge, this is weak. This is authentic, but how
people don't understand that we have great type of knowledge that no other religion, no other
civilization has which is a lumen Hadith.
		
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			The sciences of Hadith, why mainly tracing the narrator's scholars came who is narrating this hadith
this man who is this man? This man is so and so. How is his memory? Was he telling from his memory
or he was telling from a book he was telling from a book Where did he get it from? From so and so?
Because that's the chain of narrators. Okay. Did he meet with him? When did he die when the Batman
died? In what place? Did they meet?
		
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			Very hard process they went through
		
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			don't think that imaginable Hydra Rahim Allah His book,
		
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			haphazardly became number one book of Hadith.
		
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			Number one book after the book of Allah, why he chose only authentic narrations from the authentic
narrations. He said I chose only the ones that are the top
		
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			he said I memorize 100,000 Hadith that is authentic 100,200 1000 that is not authentic.
		
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			So, the ratio whenever you have one Hadith that is authentic, you will have two that are not
authentic from this 100,000 how many hadiths does he have how many narrations he have in his book
		
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			7000
		
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			So, that is 7% he selected from what he had from what he memorized? How much 7% only
		
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			again there was a process how to understand that there are books written one of the best books
		
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			is Makati madness Allah
		
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			let me see where what is that one?
		
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			I hope I still have it because I tried to copy it
		
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			is here just a second than
		
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			an introductory as this is the one
		
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			man effect
		
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			aluminum Hadith
		
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			or it's known as introduction of witness Salah.
		
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			What does it say here on the top and introduction to the science of Hadith.
		
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			That is a very good book.
		
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			Another one
		
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			Another one is
		
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			called the textbook
		
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			on Hadith studies, this one.
		
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			This one,
		
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			that one might seem a little bit difficult for you for one reason why, because it is a translation
from a scholar,
		
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			a classic work and classic work needs more time in reading and understanding. But it's better, I
always recommend the original work. For a true student of knowledge, he would go for the original
work, these are easier, this one is definitely easier to read. So you might want to start with this.
But go back to that one that is better. So these are two options in English in Arabic, I would have
given you a lot.
		
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			There are many
		
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			other books.
		
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			And by the way, for I forget, you see where I opened
		
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			this website.
		
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			Just let me show you, for I forget
		
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			the center.
		
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			Let me see what is the
		
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			Center for Muslim contribution to civilization.
		
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			This is a branch of the college in Qatar.
		
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			That center is funded directly from the royal family in Qatar.
		
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			Their books are the greatest.
		
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			The best books, and this is the list of them. You see, this is what I'm going through their books
are the best.
		
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			One thing though they are classic work. There is nothing recent like something that is done now. All
their books are classic work, original work. And they were done in a very, very high standard. The
translation is not done by only one person but by a committee.
		
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			So any book that you get from them,
		
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			you see always there they have the Center for Muslim contribution to civilization, any book that you
have from them
		
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			is useful. But again,
		
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			it might not be suitable for you at this time. Maybe later, because some of these books are
advanced.
		
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			Some of these books
		
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			are advanced, and some of them like this one electoral ferry the unique necklace. This is about the
history of Al Andalus.
		
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			This is about the history of Al Andalus.
		
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			So it's not related directly to you this one, one of the books, part of the curriculum for master's
students in our university, the ordinances of government. Why this is a political book written by
one of the scholars, Shafi scholars demanded malady, but he talks about the order of the state the
rules on the duties of the halifa, who is eligible to be halifa, for the Muslims, what are the
duties of the judge who can be elected as a judge, the PR the diplomatic relations, everything is
here in this book, but for you now you start with the main types of knowledge. And then you go to
these books. Same thing when you go to any website for books like that Islam library.
		
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			Okay, this is an example, real life lessons from the Holy Quran. No book is not useful. Every book
is useful, right? But it's not time for you. You have a map, okay, you have a direction. You go
through that direction. You don't go right or left. Every book is useful, but it's not time for you.
Many times people come to me and tell me this is a book I want you to read. I say I will try but I
don't promise you because I have. I have other things to do. And I can put it on
		
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			The list if there is time, yes, I can read it. If not, then I'm not going to read it. The same thing
for you. You have priorities. So back to our sciences of Hadith.
		
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			two books you have two choices textbook on hubby's terminology that is recent one. And the best one
is the method masala, the one that I showed you.
		
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			That will give you a clear understanding. Of course, even if you read it by yourself, you will
understand only so much you need the teacher. You need someone to explain someone who lived through
the narrations can tell you what does this mean can show you.
		
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			Once you finish that, then you go to the books of Hadith.
		
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			The books of Hadith. Also, Hadith should be something that you read
		
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			scholars in the past, they memorized
		
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			a hadith. memorization of Hadith for them was an objective Why? Just like the Quran, you're
memorizing the Quran and every letter you read, you get the reward. This is Heidi, what you memorize
is the Sierra the life of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam. So that by itself is an objective also,
not only to learn to learn the rulings, but to know more the prophet SAW Selim. So they call al
halfhill. What's the meaning of Al hafjell?
		
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			The one who memorize that is the half of generally, nowadays we call some people half What do we
mean when we call someone half
		
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			who memorize Quran to them that's not even considered something or achievement memorizing the Quran
I told it's the first step. Have you at their time is the one who memorized at least 100,000 Hadith
		
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			100,000 Hadith.
		
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			Now when I say Hadith, it doesn't mean the text of the Hadith. It means the Hadith within aerators
		
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			within aerators
		
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			it sounds exaggeration, right? It sounds difficult. It's not difficult because those people that's
what they did. That was their business for us every day we have many things to worry about the
features of this laptop, they form the so we also have fought but in different ways in many other
ways, not in the knowledge, but for them that was their focus.
		
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			So
		
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			there is the sciences of Hadith. These two books will give you a clear idea then there is the books
of Hadith. We have the authentic books.
		
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			Saya Bukhari and Muslim. We have recent scholar who passed away abandoned Rahim Allah, He tried to
select and choose the authentic narrations from the rest of the books, tsunami, tsunami, telemovie.
		
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			Tsunami been major
		
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			and
		
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			abodo a tirmidhi. They've been major
		
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			animals and suddenly say four books. Some people say that the six authentic books this is not true,
because they are not all authentic. The only ones that are authentic, which means you don't need to
check on the validity of the Hadith. It is authentic, once you read it from the books Sahil Bukhari
and Muslim
		
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			then the rest of the books, the four books, some of them, they have weak narrations.
		
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			Those scholars, why didn't they worry a lot about the authenticity because they tell you we gave you
the chain of narrators. You check on them.
		
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			They they their job they told you it's narrated to me from this man. This man took it from that man
that man took it from this companion and this companion took it from the prophet SAW Selim.
		
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			Somewhere between three to nine people. These are the chains of narrators, the minimum is three.
Imam Al Bukhari, the shortest Hadith that he had three people between him and the Prophet size Allah
the longest was nine, nine people. So somewhere between three and nine people, nowadays, this is
what is called the rainbow region, the knowledge of the people
		
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			to see their credit worthiness, are they credit worthy or not? Nowadays, this type of knowledge is
not existent. Why those people passed away already. What we could do is to open the books and see
the degree of this man. We cannot anymore validate or this credit this person why they're not there
anymore, but the people who were alive at that time. This is what they said. There are scholars like
even harder. He gathered all the knowledge
		
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			writers that are mentioned in these books and listed them, each one gave him the
		
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			degree or the level based on the words of the scholars. So that's what usually people do for you.
Now, again, there is a lot to talk about, but for you now, as a beginner in seeking knowledge, once
you learn the
		
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			basics about sciences of Hadith, you go to the Hadith itself. You start with Sahil Bukhari and it is
available I'm sure it is also available in Mali. So whether it's in English, of course, the best is
in Arabic, but if you don't know Arabic, you have English, or in Malay, you read it That by itself
is an objective. Reading the Hadith is an objective. Then, again, you go to the commentary, on the
Hadith. We have Albury shareasale Bukhari big book that took over 10 years. Imagine 10 years working
on one book, trying to explain it. That's what they've been allotted. I don't know if it's available
in Mali for Turnberry, is it available
		
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			why they are better than you?
		
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			You let them do something?
		
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			So you can understand and read the Indonesian. So when we will have it in Malaysian.
		
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			Okay, so this is one book Sahih Muslim. Also it was explained by Mr. manoli.
		
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			First, again, as I said tech, first things first, even Sahil Bukhari a lot of narrations are
repeated. So the site itself, the book itself, could be six volumes. But you could have it in one
book. What do you have the summary masaharu start with that. Why I'm saying this because who
finished it from cover to cover? So you need to start with that. Then you go to the full book.
		
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			And then you go to the commentary.
		
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			So that's about the Hadith. We have the sciences of Hadith. We have the books of Hadith. The
essential books are six then we have three more books.
		
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			Mainly Muslim of Eman.
		
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			Muslim doggy Mama, big book, Imam Ahmed Rahim Allah, do you know how many narrations they memorize?
How many a hadith
		
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			1 million,
		
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			1 million. But most of them are not authentic. Actually, he started with his son.
		
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			For three years, he was teaching him the Hadith.
		
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			After he finished he told him all the narrations that I told you in those three years, he said yes,
he said all of them are not authentic.
		
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			All of them. Whenever you hear them, they are not authentic. That's what he started with him. Then
he moved to the authentic narrations. This is a madman. That's why they call them a meme. And as
soon as the meme of lasuna what he memorized is something huge because he went to many shoe. When he
started in his place in Baghdad after he finished no one else to take from he went to another city.
At their time. It was not easy to move. He traveled east to what we call nowadays, Iran from Iran to
Afghanistan, he went that far. And he came back. He went to Egypt, he went to Egypt, all that
walking or riding, not flying, not driving. So it was not easy. It took them years that was their
		
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			life. So
		
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			Muslims have a management that's one book, once you finish those nine books, mostly there is no
other Hadith that is authentic is outside those books. Mostly.
		
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			You have them you have this, these books, and you should have them the books the full book sale
Bukhari, Muslim, semolina, sorry, even magic at Timothy a Buddhahood. All of them you should have
them why they include the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
		
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			when it comes to now,
		
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			so this is about the Hadith. Next we have
		
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			which is the practical understanding of the rulings. And what you start with his textbook, small
text
		
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			in one school of thought,
		
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			in one school of thought, nowadays again, if you go online
		
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			You find some books they call them like, let's say,
		
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			Phil Kolkata was sooner fake from the book and the sooner This is not a way for a student of
knowledge. They always started with a school of thought, what is the common school of thought here?
shuffling. So you start with the textbook, brief textbook and the common one, the one that is known
most method ABC job.
		
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			And it is available in English
		
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			textbook in Shafi.
		
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			Abu shujaa is one of the scholars Shafi scholars. He wrote the textbook, the statement is brief.
It's simple and it is direct. Actually, most of what we take in the course, most of it is from
there. And I noticed you have here. Could you give me one of the because it's in Malaysia, I think
		
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			only Arabic?
		
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			No.
		
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			This is Yeah, this is Arabic while you have this?
		
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			Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah, this is a current book, that he it's called the heap. What did this chef do?
Dr. Mustapha Alba, he's Syrian, a Syrian? What did he do? He came to that text. And every statement,
he mentioned the evidence for it.
		
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			That's all what he did. For a student of knowledge, you start from the text only? Why, as a
beginner, you don't have to know the evidence as a beginner. I'm not saying you don't have to know
the evidence. But as a beginner, yes, you don't have to know the evidence why you are following now.
		
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			You take the text,
		
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			you know it. And I'm saying you know it, because in the past, they would memorize it.
		
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			How big is it, it's about 20 pages, 30 pages, it takes from them a month, less than a month and they
memorize the text. Immediately. They you ask them about something, they tell you the phrase from the
text directly. But this one method amisha it's very, very brief.
		
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			Not only that, they compose poems, to facilitate the memorization because poetry is easier to
memorize
		
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			than mere text. So they did that as well. But that's why I'm telling you in Arabic, it would have
been different this session would have been different if it was in Arabic.
		
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			So after doing that,
		
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			after finishing from the text, and why I'm saying that text you see in the course of fit, what we
have clear statements, direct statements, that's all because you have the solid knowledge at the
beginning. You go to read this scholar said this, that scholar said that what will happen, you'll be
confused.
		
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			This is what happens nowadays. People say no, no, I want to know all the opinions. No, as a student
of knowledge, beginner, you start with only the text in one school of thought. After that, you go to
the second level, still, it is not even intermediate, it's still in the beginning level. You go to
another book that is bigger than this one, but in one school of thought as well.
		
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			Like, I mean Hajj for a moment. Naui Rahim Allah, it's bigger than the textbook. After that, you go
for the evidences. Still, you are in one school of thought. Then if you wanted to expand, then you
can go for the books, what we call physical health, the disagreement of this agreement and one of
the great books. It's also here in this
		
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			but remember, that's the end. That's not the beginning. That is the end.
		
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			Be there too much the head that's why it's called budaya. The beginner for the one who is performing
HD hat, it's called the distinguished jurist primer,
		
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			Volume One and two.
		
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			This Imam he follows the Maliki school of thought.
		
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			Okay, but but he mentioned
		
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			the other schools of thought. And the thing that is very good about this book, he mentions why they
disagree.
		
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			Which is very helpful, but not for someone at the beginner level.
		
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			This also is actually part of the curriculum of various university but in the advanced level, not
for year one
		
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			For you, too, that's later why. First you need to have solid knowledge in one school of thought
otherwise you will be confused. You'll be confused. Now, what's most what people are doing nowadays?
Unfortunately, is this they say, No, no, we want to start with this.
		
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			No, you don't start with this, you end with this. You start with one school of thought only. But the
beautiful thing as I said about this book, he mentions the reasons why they differ.
		
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			In every school of thought almost you have a similar book, where a scholar mentions the opinion what
he believes is the correct opinion based on the school of thought. And he mentions other opinions
like in the Shafi school of thought, we have the book of Imam nawawi el muchmore.
		
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			Is it available in Malay
		
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			in English, it is available and much more. Remember, now Rama, Allah, He died before finishing this
book, he reads the transactions, the book of transaction, all the book of very bad that all of it is
finished, he finished it, but then he passed away before finishing
		
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			or completing the book. He mentions the correct opinion according to the chef, a school of thought
the evidence and then he mentioned the other opinions. And the handily fifth of remember, we have
the book called alimony for Kodama, the same thing. He mentions all other opinions, big books, these
are big books. Okay, it's good to have them. In case one time you heard about the case and you
wanted to know the opinions, you go and open it, but not to start with them. Chances are you will
never finishing reading them. You start with a brief textbook, then explain textbook only the text
only the text then you go for the evidences for one school of thought then if you wanted only then
		
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			you go for these kinds of books.
		
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			Now,
		
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			once you reach that, then there is something that combines
		
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			fake and Hadith, what we call called Hadith
		
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			narrations that are only about rulings. Just like the ayat about the rulings. The Prophet sighs
Allah is giving the ruling about a transaction about divorce about a bad day about anything. And we
have a book called the wrong data.
		
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			On the telecom
		
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			it's a small book
		
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			500 narrations that's all less than that. So these are 500 narrations, but all of them about what
		
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			rulings And the beautiful thing is that it is authentic? It's narrated in both Sahaja Muslim so
these narrations you don't need to check on their validity they are authentic,
		
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			every Hadeeth what are the rulings that will help you but again, this is not beginner level. This is
advanced level.
		
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			Then we have blue will muram also, it's the same thing but this is advanced. This is over 1000
narrations okay? And some of them are not really authentic.
		
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			muhammara
		
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			Okay, what is the purpose? Here? The Hadith is about
		
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			rulings. So you are not only reading that purification has to start with the right hand and then the
left hand you have the Hadith
		
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			from the Hadith you are learning the ruling and what scholars said. But that's again, advanced
level. And I'm telling you you read this scholars, when they were students of knowledge would
memorize that they would start with on the clock and then they would go for Bulova muram then they
would go for another one 5000 narrations, Mancha, Calabar
		
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			but for us now, time has changed. So we're asking you only to read and not even now later. You don't
even read it now later.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So,
		
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			this is about
		
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			the basic feel of one school of thought fit with evidence then if you wanted to go for a second
color, then physical Hadith. Then after that also alpha principles of jurisprudence, when you are
reading
		
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			you know, the ruling only what you know is the ruling. But what about the principal?
		
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			How
		
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			This ruling came, how scholars reach that conclusion that this is the ruling. This is something you
study in principles of jurisprudence.
		
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			And there are many books written about principles of jurisprudence in English. One good book is the
book of a current teacher. He is a doctor, actually at the International Islamic University here.
The book is good. There are some notes, you have to be careful, he's hanafy, not chaffey. But the
book generally is good. It's called principles of jurisprudence. And I mentioning this book because
again, for lack of other alternatives in Arabic, I could give you at least 10 books at least. But in
English, this is the one that comes to mind. I don't know if you have anything in Mali, for Solon.
		
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			So this is helpful, why it's helpful because, you know, how scholars reached that conclusion that
this is the ruling based on that. It will help you in the methodology of deriving the rulings. So
you're not only learning the ruling, but learning how this ruling was formed. That's why books like
that are solid, what do they discuss? They discuss the book of Allah Quran, what are the ayat of the
how we are derived from the book of Allah, the Sunnah of the prophet SAW Selim, the validity of the
Sunnah and then they move to the rulings from the narrations. Then they go through each map,
unanimous consensus of the scholars of the Muslim Ummah, why it is an evidence who said it is an
		
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			evidence who disagreed, then they go to chaos, how to perform a chaos, how a ruling is based on
another ruling, how to reach a verdict, all that is discussed in person and
		
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			then after that, there is even an advanced science Maxim's of
		
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			Maxim's of
		
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			like what I give you one simple Maxim kulu, neji sin Haram. Every impurity is prohibited. That's a
maxim. So anytime you see something that is impure, you don't need to ask is this halal or haram?
Why?
		
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			It's haram kulu every this type of knowledge is advanced. It will help you or give you overlook an
overlook over the rulings.
		
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			You have to have Maxim's of
		
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			scholars said no judge is allowed to
		
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			carry a verdict without knowing the Maxim's of
		
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			we have five major Maxim's
		
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			and omorovicza Casa de that's number one. It's based on the Hadith of the Prophet SAW Selim actions
depend on their intentions about our use al Han is to be removed. Anything that causes harm is to be
removed. And from every major Maxim there are many Maxim's derived as well. And there are many books
		
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			in English Actually, I don't know if there is any available books, but what we did at the
university, we translated one of the Arabic books
		
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			and inshallah life could be available, this is actually part of the curriculum for the next program.
inshallah.
		
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			Once we confirm it, finally, next semester, inshallah there will be a subject of Maxim's so that's
Maxim's, then after that there is another type of knowledge that's only for the advanced, you see,
so you have fit
		
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			and fit many levels, then you have a suitable fit. When you have Maxim's of fit when you have
objectives.
		
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			macassar the Sharia objectives of the religion Mikasa the Sharia.
		
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			And a very brief statement.
		
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			At the beginning of this type of knowledge, it says that the entire religion came to preserve the
five necessities, five things that are necessary, the Sharia came to preserve them.
		
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			The self,
		
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			anything that causes the destruction of the self is prohibited. So that's number one, the property
and the money, the Sharia came to preserve your property and your money. So anything that takes your
money that is prohibited generally, that's number two, protection of the religion that is number
three,
		
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			protection of the honor.
		
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			So backbiting is prohibited. slander is prohibited
		
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			and so on and so forth. So these are the necessities. And from there again, you have the rules.
		
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			If you look at a general objective, is it going to achieve one of them? This will allow you in our
time, especially in our time, most scholars, they use that in our time across the Sharia, to see the
rulings for the current things that are happening in our time. You go back, there is no ruling you
read the books of scholars, there is no ruling in the book.
		
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			You want to do as you can, but it will be very difficult. You want something more general, that's
what fulfills the purpose. Now passage of Sharia the objectives of the religion.
		
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			Okay, so that's about fifth. Then we have
		
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			we had the, we have the Syrah,
		
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			which is the history of the biography of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, you need to know the Prophet
sallallahu wasallam your messenger, how much do you know about
		
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			so this is more general because it is history.
		
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			And we have many books, and this is one of them. As I told you any book that from this center center
for
		
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			Muslim contribution to civilization,
		
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			the life of Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. This is written by a man I've been given
		
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			the same author of the FCC.
		
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			Okay, it's big book. This one is big book and I don't recommend it for you as a beginner.
		
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			But it is a good book.
		
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			What we have nowadays, one good book, The seal nectar. Have you heard of this one, seal nectar
although this book is not suitable for non Muslims, why it is a translation from the Arabic version
		
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			to
		
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			the the English writers, people who write in English they have a different style.
		
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			But for a student of knowledge, this is good book there is another book for the same author mobarak
40.
		
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			When the moon split, it's a little bit shorter, smaller, easier. So you start with this one, then
you go to them then you can go to this one or even to a bigger book. And until now it's not finished
translation but they have already four volumes that demand
		
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			the demand for remember when Karim Rahim Allah, it has four volumes already and inshallah the rest
will come probably it will be seven or eight volumes.
		
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			provision for hereafter. That's the name of the book provision for the hereafter. zagal March we had
the IRA had the hiring labor
		
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			for a man who came
		
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			it is available in English and I don't know again in Malaysia, what do you have, you should have
		
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			some books.
		
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			So that's the Sierra, we will stop here inshallah. I hope you have enough for now to start with.
		
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			And let's see where you can go how much you can achieve. But again, please, I want your homework
next week, because this will help you I could have given you a big list of books but in Arabic.
Okay, that will not be helpful. You want something
		
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			practical for you either in English or in Mali. So we'll see inshallah, what you will have next
week.
		
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			Does Aquila. Hello, solo cinema.
		
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			Any questions? Any anything before we leave? Yes.
		
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			English
		
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			to salic it's green cover. Yes.
		
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			It's I told you it's called the wrong data Salik.
		
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			I didn't mention it for two reasons. First one, this is not the beginner that's that goes to the
second level.
		
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			Okay, it's still considered in the beginner level but second level not the first one. First one is
Bettina. We should Yeah, that's number one. Number two, the translator is a big Sufi.
		
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			And he added to the book, things that are not there at the beginning of the end. That's why I didn't
mention
		
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			the book itself is good. I like it because it has Arabic and English and I know what's going on
there. I have the Arabic version. I like it many times. I use it in the English, but I didn't
mention
		
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			For that reason, if you have it, you are careful you know what to do? I would say yeah go ahead and
read it.
		
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			The translator no Harmon killer that's the name of the translator yeah he's not regular Sophia is
extreme
		
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			yeah so that's
		
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			what that's why you need someone that's why the scholars did not just come like scholars like that
they had to you they had teachers mentors to tell them what to do what not to do.
		
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			How do you know for you? How do you know because he would tell you do this and you say yeah, this is
a ruling and then you don't know that this is wrong. This is not from the book. This is not even on
the scholar said even in Arabic. Many scholars warn people from certain books, like Pepsi.
		
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			For instance, one of the scholars His name is azim Actually, he was more desolate from the deviant
sect of Mata Zilla. His book is excellent. He goes back to the Arabic language. He gives you
linguistic translation very good. But they told people be careful from as a machine because he has
facts and you don't know when they will hit you. That's what they say. So you have other
alternatives. It's better.
		
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			Any other questions?
		
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			Okay, just like one lock here.