Isam Rajab – Purification Of The Soul EP 6

Isam Rajab

Special course by Yayasan Ta’lim & Arees University. Conducted by Dr Isam Rajab. PURIFICATION OF THE SOUL (session 6)

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The segment discusses the importance of acknowledging one's mistake and avoiding harm to oneself and others. It emphasizes the need for people to find their own success and not
the success of others. It also advises on the importance of avoiding bias and not giving up on one's opinion. The segment ends with a recap of the importance of finding one's own success and being content with it.

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			smilla hungriness, salatu salam ala rasulillah.
		
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			On morality, one of the most astonishing things in the world is people overrun by corrupt wishes
from which they gain nothing but exhaustion in the short term, and distress and sin in the long
term.
		
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			A lot of thoughts go into our minds every single day, true or false?
		
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			It's true, but what kind of thoughts they are
		
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			a lot of things. But if you were to investigate these thoughts, many times, they are actually
negative,
		
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			oh, this will not happen. Or I'm afraid that this is going to happen, or I don't want this to
happen, and so on and so forth. These are the kinds of negative thoughts. Now that's in a normal
situation, what if you have a specific situation where you have hatred to someone else, somebody did
something wrong to you, you will keep thinking about that person, how Allah is going to punish that
person, how Allah will seek will take your right from him or her how all that is it going to change
the truth, it's not going to change the truth what Allah subhanaw taala decreed is going to happen
Anyways, what you should do instead, to be free from these thoughts.
		
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			Because they will only consume you, they will only waste your time and effort and even your health.
And it won't change anything from the fact you look at people, most of them, that's what they are
doing, unfortunately.
		
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			Their example is one who wishes for exuberant food prices, where such prices would lead to the ruin
of mankind. Here's another thing, you are
		
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			an owner of a grocery store, or a supermarket, and you sell food.
		
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			A seller would like to sell for the best price for the highest price. So what situation would allow
you to sell for a higher price? When there is
		
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			hunger when there is famine, so everybody would come to you.
		
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			Some people, this is what they wish for. I am an owner, I want people to come to me, I hope there
will be a hunger.
		
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			Why? Because they will make more money through you will make more money but at the expense of what
at the expense of the suffering of children of other people, you never thought of that you only
thought of your own personal game. So is this a good thought? The answer is definitely no, it is
not. But many people, that's what they do.
		
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			Again, just like the tire shop, where they sell tires, and they fix tires. So before the shop 500
meters, they throw all kinds of pins. So when you're driving by, you have flat tire and then you
come to them. That's not how it should be.
		
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			Okay, whoever came and hamdulillah whoever didn't come you don't wish for the suffering of someone
else just for you to make money or to make a personal game. But some people that's what they do. And
this shouldn't be the case with a Muslim.
		
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			Or it is one who wishes for matters in which there is harm for another and some benefit for himself.
Never ever make the benefit of you at the expense of the harm of someone else.
		
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			The example of this from the Quran, we have a famous story,
		
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			a famous story.
		
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			It's actually the first incident on this earth,
		
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			the killing of a brother to his brother,
		
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			the killed,
		
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			he was able to stop his brother, but he told him if you stretch your hand to kill me, I'm not going
to do the same.
		
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			If I want to benefit myself at the expense of harming you, I don't want that he was the better one.
So you need to be the better one, as well. Don't make any personal progress.
		
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			With at the expense of someone else. And unfortunately many people that's how they think.
		
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			They tell you win lose. In business, many people that's how they think.
		
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			In the Western culture, they tell you think Win win. And that's actually how the Muslim should
think. But not like what they say. They say Win win, but it's not really win win, they are the ones
who are winning. In Islam, it could be both, both of us. So you make profit, no problem with that.
Islam allows you to make as much money as you want, but not at the expense of someone else's
suffering.
		
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			For his wishing for what might happen of these matters, does not bring them about before there are
they in time, just because of you wishes, Allah will not change the other the fate or I want her to
face the consequences. I want a lot to Punisher. Just this wish will not make a lot of money. Sure,
because you wanted that unless Allah decreed that just because of your animosity, your issue with
her with him, doesn't make it going to happen. Allah has a decree, okay, we have to come out of
these personal individual issues.
		
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			And none of his wishes can come through unless it is in the knowledge of Allah Almighty that they
should come through. Had he wished for goodness and prosperity, he would have sown enjoyed reward.
See, this is what you wish for. You want prosperity, you want to make money, there is no problem
with that, but not at the expense of the suffering of others.
		
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			He would have sown, enjoy reward, tranquility and virtue. Here is an example of that, how you could
think of it in two ways one way that is permissible and recommended and another way that is harmful.
The Doctor, how he makes money?
		
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			How the doctor makes money?
		
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			If there is nobody sick, Will someone come to visit and pay the fees and take the medication? No. So
how he's making money
		
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			by other people becoming sick. So he wishes all I wish a lot of people are sick. Is that a good
wish? No. But again, how you are making money.
		
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			Look at another intention.
		
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			I hope today I will be able to relieve the pain from as many people as possible.
		
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			Isn't that what you're going to do when you diagnose the disease and give a treatment? So one wish
was harmful and other wish was Noble. And this is what you need always to think think prosperity
Think positive.
		
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			And either one will not change the facts what the last pantalla or did but you will be comfortable
and you will get the reward from Allah subhana wa Tada.
		
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			So, it takes only not a lot of effort. Just your intention, purify your intention.
		
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			Have you wished for goodness and prosperity he would have sown, enjoy reward tranquility and virtue,
and would have not distressed himself for a moment. So we should be astonished by the corruption of
these Morales without any utility. There is no use of them. Actually, the only one that is harmed by
them is the one that is thinking like that. He's not getting any benefit. He is only harmed by that.
		
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			Whoever is tested by vanity should think about his faults. We have people they like to be the center
of attention all the time.
		
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			They want the world to revolve around them. So if you were distracted by that, think of your faults.
		
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			What if someone said well at hamdulillah I don't have any faults. I don't have any shortcomings.
Allah subhanaw taala perfected a few people I am one of those few.
		
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			What should you think like if you have this notion of this thinking?
		
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			What should you think?
		
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			If he is impressed by his virtues, he should search for his vices. If his faults are totally hidden,
that's the example if his faults are totally hidden, you think you have no faults
		
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			totally hidden from his knowledge so that he believes that he is free from fault, he should know
that he is troubled forever. Why? If you think that there is nothing wrong, why would you even try
to improve?
		
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			The first step for improvement is to acknowledge that
		
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			There is something that needs to be improved. When you say that is nothing, then you are beyond
fixing. There is a problem here. You don't even realize how troubled you are. No one the prophet
SAW, Selim said, Could you look in the other macapa? All children of Adam,
		
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			they make mistakes.
		
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			Here is a simple question for you. When was the last time you said I'm sorry, I was wrong.
		
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			When was the last time you said I am sorry, I was wrong.
		
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			Have you done that? Because if you haven't,
		
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			then there is a serious problem.
		
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			If you think that you are
		
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			too
		
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			egoistic,
		
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			too good to say I am sorry, then there is a problem.
		
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			All it takes is to acknowledge that this was a mistake, and I'm sorry, and move on. But some people
they even refuse to acknowledge that they made a mistake, although they know it was a mistake. I'm
sorry, it was a mistake, but it's your fault.
		
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			That's even worse. Apology when you put it on someone else? And then you say I'm sorry. Just say I'm
sorry. I was wrong. Why? Because if you say no, no, I wasn't wrong. What do you mean? You're not a
human being? The prophet SAW Selim said, haha, all all children of Adam, they make mistakes, all.
		
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			He should know that he is troubled forever, and that he is most among people in imperfection. Why?
Because you don't even know what is wrong with you. You don't acknowledge that. But people who are
aware of their faults, they will work on them, and they will correct them. So they are better than
you.
		
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			The greatest in fault and the weakest in recognition. That's the status of the sum of the one who
does not acknowledge his or her faults. his utmost fault is that he is ignorant and dim witted,
ignorant of his own faults. Ignorance by itself is a chronic disease. And there is no other fault
greater than these two, for the rational person is one who is capable of recognizing his faults. So
he works to correct them and seeks their removal. That's why successful companies always work
harder. Always try to get feedback always work on the things that they didn't do. Correct. But if
you find a company closing their doors for any feedback, refusing to listen to anyone, most likely
		
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			they won't survive.
		
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			Why there is they say we are too good. So there is nothing wrong. And you are you as a human being,
you will make mistakes. This is a fact.
		
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			The fool is one who is ignorant of his own faults.
		
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			We should know with certainty that no human is free from shortcomings, save, save the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. If one is not aware of any of his faults, He therefore has fallen from
grace, and has become so insignificant we can and he lives that he is no longer above any vise, and
he is the lowest of the low, he should save himself by searching for his faults and busying himself
by trying to correct them. Instead of being vain, and seeking the faults of others, this is another
problem. If you are free from errors, what will you do? If you think that you are free from errors,
no area of improvement for yourself. So you are only looking at others?
		
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			And now you are troubling others? Yes, others also they have faults but before you move to them, you
have to search for your own faults. So you forgot about your own and you went to others. That's a
problem.
		
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			faults that do not harm him in this life or in the hereafter. Even if it's true that the others Yes,
they did have a fault and you corrected it, how that will harm you if it was a fault for them and
how that will benefit you.
		
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			They improved. They are harming themselves. You forgot about your own self, you matter more. Each
one of us on the day of judgment will be held accountable. Individual. We are responsible for our
own deeds, not for others deeds. Yes. Islam doesn't tell you ignore others don't advise them. No,
you do that. But when do you do that after you improve yourself after you work on yourself.
		
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			Many people nowadays they say I want to give Dawa. I want to make Dawa. And it's good hamdulillah.
But first prepare yourself, be strong, learn and then go ahead and give down. What if you yourself,
you need now you have a lot of things that you need to correct.
		
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			I know of no value of hearing about the faults of others, other than learning to avoid them and
working to correct what one might share of these faults. Is it permissible to list the faults of
people?
		
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			Isn't that backbiting?
		
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			Generally it is. But we have certain cases where scholars when they wrote biographies of people in
the past, they wrote also some of the vices of people that were done in public commonly.
		
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			There is a reason behind that for us to learn. Just like when we learn about a good personality, how
to follow this beautiful example, the same thing, that terrible example to avoid. And the last
panatela gave us a lot of stories in the Quran story of around.
		
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			What did he do and how he ended up? And what's the lesson here it is for us to avoid this behavior.
The story of the one from children of Israel, what lalibela the at the now is enough instead of
hamina This is the sort of law of his name was Balaam, Bauer, he was a scholar from the children of
Israel. So he had the knowledge, but he followed his desires. So he realized he became worse than
the average people of children, Israel, he was against the believers. Why? Because he didn't follow
what he learned. So this is the example. So in our time, you don't search for a fall for someone
that was done in private, and then you publicize it know somebody that is doing something in public.
		
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			This is documented, and people later will read about it will see that Allah subhanaw taala has the
lesson always. So this is one advantage of listing devices for people, to avoid them, to stay away
from them not to enjoy the gossip not to enjoy reading and wasting time. No, we have a goal here we
want to avoid these things.
		
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			But to speak of the vices of others, is in itself a great advice and unacceptable. That's in
general. So it is one's duty to keep away from such speech, except to advise someone who might be
harmed by keeping the company of people with false or to scorn the vein in his face and not behind
his back. One should say that the vein, examine yourself if you recognize its faults, you have
recovered from your vanity, do not compare yourself to one who has more faults than you.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			I have few things here.
		
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			Speaking about the faults of others, we said one way where it is permissible is to learn from them.
This is regarding the people of the past. In our time, in our time.
		
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			Somebody asked you about someone
		
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			you knew this sister, and you knew about some of her faults. So they asked you about her and you
didn't know what to say would you mention the faults or You keep quiet?
		
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			You keep quiet Why?
		
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			This sister
		
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			is about to get married
		
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			then you must tell why?
		
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			To warn warning about one.
		
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			What are the cases where it is permissible to mention the faults of others.
		
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			There are certain cases, okay? Again, it's not at all prohibited. But these are exceptions.
		
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			The first case when you seek justice, somebody did injustice to you. You cannot say no no, I will
not speak about the false you go to the judge and you have to say what happened? Why you want
justice. So you list the false
		
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			The second case,
		
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			just like that case about marriage, a guy proposing to a girl. And the family were asking about this
guy, they don't know him, you know him, you know that he doesn't pray.
		
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			They asked you and you said martial law is fine, you are cheating.
		
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			You don't say, Oh, I don't want to speak about the false, you have to warn here, or you are dealing
in transaction and you know that this person is deceptive. You have also here to mention that.
		
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			As a teacher, speaker,
		
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			when you talk about the false, just like when the prophet SAW Selim said, Mandela, Kwame, what's the
matter with people, they are doing this, they are doing that, why you want them to stay away from
it.
		
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			Also, when someone is doing it in public,
		
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			he's not ashamed of doing it in public. He's not worried about anybody, then here there is no
backbiting. everybody's watching it. So it's permissible also to say.
		
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			And finally, when you want to enjoin good and forbid evil, when you report that to the authorities,
you know that you have a neighbor,
		
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			who was poor, but one day, suddenly he became rich, very rich. And it was reported that on that day,
there was the highest.
		
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			So you say, it's not my business, he's my neighbor, I have to be good to the neighbor, you have to
report to the police. Maybe he was the thief.
		
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			Okay, these are the cases where it is permissible to speak about the faults about the errors.
		
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			And that's why in Ayman Hadith, the knowledge of Hadith that's why we have scholars listed every
single person, whether he is trustworthy or not. They spoke about the false memories, we generally
shouldn't say that, who are you to judge me my memory, my memorization, my trustworthiness, but to
protect the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam that was permissible.
		
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			Do not compare yourself to one who has more false than you. This is the problem with many people
while you come after me.
		
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			At least I pray, though, and talk to people who don't pray.
		
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			You will always find someone less while you talk to me even if I don't pray at least I fast. While
you talk to me, yes, I don't pray, I don't fast what I have a good heart. I'm still a Muslim. But
you shouldn't do that. Always look for people who are better than you. You look for people who are
less than you in terms of dunya not in terms of religion.
		
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			In terms of dunya, you sell hungry, even if I didn't have enough money until the end of the month,
there are people who don't have money at all. That's what you should do.
		
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			So you would indulge in more vices and imitate those who are evil because if you say I'm better than
someone else, then there is still area to make more mistakes. Let's go ahead there are still people
worse than me.
		
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			imitating people of goodness is scorned, let alone imitating the evil ones. So Pamela, this is very
amazing.
		
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			Someone wants to read Quran and
		
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			he copies one of the famous reciters Exactly. When you hear him What will you say?
		
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			You will immediately remember what the original recital so this man will always be a copy of that.
This by itself is not recommended. And yet it is a good thing why you are copying someone in what?
		
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			And good thing with the Quran. Imagine if you're copying someone imitating someone in evil. If in
good it is not the best thing it's second best. How about if it's an evil? It's one of the worst
things to do. Copying people of evil. And unfortunately we have people nowadays that's what they do.
Why you have this weird haircut? Well, I saw this singer
		
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			did it so I'm doing
		
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			if it's a Muslim you do it just because you don't know he is
		
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			famous. You did it because he's a Muslim and you really don't know why that's not recommended. How
about if it's not a Muslim, and you are imitating the people of evil.
		
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			You should compare yourself to those who are better than you
		
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			Then you would lose your vanity and recover from this horrible illness, which makes you belittle all
people among whom there are many better than you. Allah says in the Quran, let not a people mock
other people, perhaps they are better than them.
		
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			And this is a fact that many people don't realize sometimes you talk about people, and they are way
better than you.
		
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			They are actually better than you.
		
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			Just because you found one fault with them, doesn't make them less than you. You found one fault,
but you have 10 faults.
		
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			So don't be happy by speaking about others or finding one mistake. That's why always the good person
always goes back to his own faults and trying to improve them.
		
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			If you belittle them unjustly, then they would belittle you justly.
		
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			They are better than you you belittle them unjustly, because they are better than you. If they
belittled you, at least they did it with justice. And you did it without justice.
		
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			For God Almighty says, There are campaigns of a bad deed is a deed like itself. Thus, you make
yourself worthy of being belittled. And Pamela This is the Sunnah of Allah azza wa jal, this is the
way of Allah, know people talk about other people, except there was a time when someone talked about
them.
		
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			So remember that don't be happy, scorning,
		
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			criticizing.
		
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			Talking about the faults of someone, because there will be a time when someone comes and talks about
your own faults. So you better be aware of that. And remember, is it true? Is it valid, if it's
valid Hamdulillah, at least you did it for the sake of Allah, if it is not, you have to refrain
because for a fact there will be someone coming and talking about your own faults.
		
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			If you feel impressed with your wit, think about every wicked thought that passes through your mind,
and about the false hopes that cloud your thinking, then you should know the shortcomings of your
mind. And that hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah, Allah subhanaw taala will not hold us accountable for our
thoughts.
		
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			As long as it's only a thought
		
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			it's forgiven. But once you are determined to do what you are thinking, once you do it, then you are
held accountable. And I'm telling you a lie in every single day, a lot of bad thoughts
		
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			come to mind, you remembered some of that thoughts.
		
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			She Remember,
		
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			if you feel impressed with your opinions, think about your mistakes and remember them well. And this
is another problem. Now, if people talk to us, we don't listen, why we know everything. Who are you
to tell us. And this is exactly what we were thinking 10 years ago, and see how much we learned. Now
we say the same thing. But 10 years later, if Allah gave us life, the same thing will happen. We
refuse to listen thinking that we know everything. Going back 10 years ago, that's exactly what we
felt. We knew everything we didn't listen. So don't be impressed with your opinions. We always
learn. And this is a reminder. What we know is more, or what we don't know is more.
		
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			What we don't know even if you live for hundreds of years, still what we don't know is more. So
there is always room for improvement for getting better.
		
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			Think about your mistakes and remember them well. Think of every opinion you took to be true, only
to discover otherwise. And hence someone else was right. And you were wrong. This happens a lot.
		
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			Lots of efforts wasted money wasted. And you say at the time I thought it was right. Why because you
didn't listen. Now the same thing happens. So don't be too impressed with your opinion. That's why
in Islam we have a process for decision making. We have a process. First we look at all options. Not
it has to be this or that Who told you there is a third option, maybe fourth option. Look at all
options. Look at the best option not for you but for everyone.
		
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			Want to involve? After that you counsel, you don't make a decision on your own, especially if it's
involving other people, you have to ask their advice. And then once they give you their advice,
		
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			they give you their opinion, then you choose the best among those opinions. And once that is done,
you move on. So a lot of things involved.
		
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			If you do this, then at the very least, you would find that
		
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			your mistake and opinions balanced, you're correct ones, and
		
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			you would emerge even, but most likely, you would find that you're mistaken opinions are greater
than your correct bonds. And this is how it is with all people save the prophets. sallallahu alayhi
wasallam.
		
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			And if you feel impressed by your knowledge, then you should know that you deserve no praise. It is
purely a gift from Allah. Anything you had, is it
		
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			something that you earned you deserved? Or it is a gift from Allah. Look at anybody who claim to be
worthy of what he got. korone who was the richest man
		
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			for ages? Allah innama Oh, Tito, Allah, I mean, Andy, and given this money because of my knowledge,
he didn't attribute the blessing to Allah subhanaw taala what happened for herself, maybe he will be
done a lot.
		
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			We cause the earth to swallow him and his property.
		
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			Now, if you're happy hamdulillah Allah gave me knowledge. Why do you think this happened because you
are better than other people. It's a gift from Allah. Always thank Allah for that.
		
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			It is purely a gift from Allah, bestowed upon you by your Lord Almighty. So do not repay him with
disobedience. For him might cause you to forget what you have learned and known.
		
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			And remember knowledge by itself. It's two edged sword.
		
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			No matter how much knowledge you have, there will be someone who has more knowledge without actually
the enemy knowledge, there will be always someone above you. And not only that, it believes himself,
it believes he knows more than you.
		
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			The shutdown knows more than, but it didn't benefit him.
		
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			So don't rely on your own self.
		
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			You should also know that many of those who value knowledge,
		
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			the most work hard by reading and learning, but in the end, they attain no knowledge. So everyone
who has knowledge should know that if knowledge is obtained by hard work alone, others might have
been far above him in their level of knowledge. And this is true. You give one assignment to five
people and they don't turn it in the same way. It's the same assignment, the same work. Actually,
one of them would work harder, but get less why. Because eventually it's a gift from Allah subhana
wa Tada. Yes, it doesn't mean that okay, if it's a gift of Allah, you don't have to do anything. You
do your best. You do your hard work, but then you rely on Allah. Always be grateful. Always thank
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala, because indeed it is from him.
		
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			It is therefore a blessing from God. Hence, there is no place for conceit here. This is a place to
be humble and grateful to God Almighty, to ask for more blessing and to pray that it not be taken
away.
		
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			And again, some people they were given the knowledge, but it was taken away, or they have more
knowledge but they are cursed every single day we say it real now Bobby Allah in Bali, and Madhubala
him includes it includes the Jews. They knew the prophet SAW Selim but they didn't follow. So
knowledge by itself didn't save it didn't benefit them.
		
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			You should think of all sorts of knowledge of which you are ignorant and of the various areas of the
field in which you are a specialist, you will find that the field about which you boast is much
larger than what you know of it.
		
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			What is the best thing you know, cooking
		
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			you will find someone cooking better than you.
		
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			Okay, reading you will find someone again that's the son of Allah will focus
		
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			on him there will be always someone
		
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			better, even more Sally's Salaam, the Messenger of Allah when he said I am the most knowledgeable
one Allah
		
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			Lesson. And he told him Who told you that? Maybe he was the better one through he is better than the
other. But how did at that time he had more knowledge? So that's a lesson for us.
		
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			Think of those who are more knowledgeable than you, you will find them many. Thus, you will belittle
yourself. Think as well how you violate your knowledge that you do not do, as you know, and this is
true. Do we implement every single thing? We know? Unfortunately, we don't, we should.
		
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			We knew a lot of things. We knew we had it. We knew this idea. We knew the meaning, but we just
couldn't resist going again, we. So have you implemented every single thing you knew?
		
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			The answer is no. So we have to remember that
		
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			your knowledge in this case is an argument against you, you would have been better off not having
this knowledge. At least if you didn't know that. You would say I didn't know but to know and not to
do that's against you.
		
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			The ignorant then is more reasonable than you. He is better off and has an excuse. In this
particular case, not generally, of course, always knowledge is recommended. But to intend to learn
and not to do, that's a problem.
		
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			But if you just simply didn't know, at least you have an excuse.
		
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			So you can see it should completely evaporate. Also your science about which you boast might be one
of the most significant sciences, for which no praise is do. Some people they spend their life
learning something that is not really helpful to others.
		
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			Nowadays, there are some areas, some fields in some universities, I don't think they will benefit
people.
		
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			And not only that some people they are learning how to harm others as well. At the time of the
prophet SAW Selim, there was an example of that. There was an example of that one man.
		
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			Prophet SAW Selim, so people gathered around him. So he asked them,
		
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			What, what are you doing? Who is this man? They said, This man knows this and that and he said,
knowing that will not bring you any closer to Allah subhanaw taala. So eventually, it's a waste of
time.
		
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			We have in our time, a lot of things like that.
		
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			Or it's something I like it's my job and even if it's your job, how this always you should always
have good intentions, benefiting yourself and benefiting others, something that is of no value,
there will be always something better. Manisha, Allah says, I know of no science better than after
seeking knowledge. The best thing is medicine. Why is it that said because you are removing pain
from people and that's one of the novel things. So, try to list them like that
		
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			knowledge becoming closer to Las panatela knowledge that is healing people, relieving them, making
them happy, not so all these things are in order, but when you choose one that is at the very
bottom, even if you are very knowledgeable in it, how good is that?
		
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			Such as the field of poetry and the like some people very well spoken.
		
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			ballots, but they use that for satire, to attack people to criticize them how that is useful.
		
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			How that is helpful.
		
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			You should just look at look to those who sciences are far more valuable in this life and in the
Hereafter. This should lead you to belittle yourself. That's why before you learn anything, ask
yourself, What am I going to get out of this? how this is going to benefit me? This should be always
your question.
		
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			And if you feel impressed by your carriage, think of those who are more courageous than you. You
should examine the strength that God bestowed upon you How did you spend it? Again, our bodies are
not given for us to make statements out of them to boast and show off in front of others. Look at my
muscles. Look at my beautiful body look at if you use that for a good cause yes and hamdulillah
otherwise it will be against you.
		
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			How many people
		
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			They were strong, and one virus, invisible by the naked eye caused them to be laid down forever.
		
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			So, always think of your shortcomings.
		
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			You have devalued yourself. If you spend it in obedience to God, then you have spoiled its value by
your vanity.
		
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			Even See, this is the sad thing, even when you worship Allah subhanaw taala, which is a good thing,
but then you show off. You show off.
		
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			You spoil the batter. Like the one who prays in the night.
		
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			And after finishing the prayer, not talking to anyone but feeling that he is he has done something
good hamdulillah I pray family, I am perfect. I'm
		
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			actually if you wake up and you say I didn't pray family, Oh Allah, I am not thanking you enough.
Which one is better?
		
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			Because the one who prayed pmla it's good. Nobody is telling you. That's not good. But do you think
that you did everything you're supposed to do? Even if you pray the entire night?
		
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			Did you pay Allah subhanaw taala back everything? No. So when you feel that you did everything, you
were wrong, someone else who didn't do what you did, but feeling the shortcomings and asking Allah
for forgiveness is actually needed to Las panatela remember the worshipers, the angels, from the
time of creation until the Day of Resurrection, they are worshipping Allah at the same state out of
fear of Allah.
		
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			So never think that you did enough? Yes, we feel satisfaction when we finished the bad hamdulillah
we finished? We finished cm hamdulillah. But that's exactly why after I bet that we say I still feel
a lot.
		
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			What you say is that Phil, I didn't do something bad you were praying to eliminate any kind of this
arrogance that I did something perfect. No, you are still full with shortcomings. You're still not
thankful enough to allow what you did something good. That's all.
		
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			You should know that being impressed by wealth is foolishness for it consists of artifacts from
which you collect no utility unless you spend them in the right ways. And Subhanallah This is so
true in our time. At their time, they didn't have banknotes but now we have banknotes. What is the
value of these banknotes is now like 50 ringgit, it's a lot. But one day they decide that this has
no value, it turns to be worth a piece of paper. That's all
		
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			unless you use it for a good cause. And so panela many people, they are using the blessing of Allah
to disobey Allah.
		
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			And the Quran told us about those people who are carlu National Expo amalan. Just because you have
more money doesn't make you better than others. They say we are
		
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			more in wealth, we have abundance in wealth and children, so we are not going to be punished. That's
the thought.
		
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			The blessing of Allah was the cause for them not to believe in Allah. Allah tells the prophet SAW
Selim, the layers that will be thought by say evil and good are not equal. Well, Angelica castrato
service even if you are impressed by the abundance of evil, nowadays, somebody is very rich. Again,
don't think that I'm telling you don't get more money don't become rich. Nobody says it's Haram in
Islam to be rich. But if you got that money from wrong, source,
		
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			this is against you. This is not for you, this is against you. So don't be deceived by that.
		
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			Wealth also comes and goes.
		
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			And it is a test. Just like poverty is the test. riches actually is a test. That's what Allah says
in the Quran. When a blue can be shared, we will highly fitna.
		
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			Don't think that tests from allies only come coming in a form of poverty in the form of difficulty,
no form of prosperity is also test. are you grateful? are you thankful?
		
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			You might close it and see it in the hands of another or this used to be mine for a long time and
now it's taken away from me
		
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			So it might come and go.
		
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			So to be vain about wealth is imbecility, and to trust it, to trust in it is delusion and weakness.
And if you feel impressed by your beauty, think of what generates from you, which we are embarrassed
to enumerate here. What does that mean?
		
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			Some people are very deceived with their beauty. First of all, did you choose how you are created?
Did we choose how we are created? So who's the one who chose that for us? Allah, so we should thank
Allah, we shouldn't give any credit for ourselves. And not only that, when we go to the bathroom,
what do we discharge diamonds and gold?
		
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			Aren't you all the same in that?
		
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			So what is the showing off about?
		
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			This is something we need to remember.
		
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			If someone dies, and left out in the heat, few hours, he or she will stink. The smell will be so
terrible that everybody wants to go away. That's who we are. So what is the showing off about?
		
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			You would feel embarrassed if you lose control over it due to old age. And this is another thing
beauty. Yes, it is nice. It is good. hamdulillah thank Allah for that. But is it going to stay the
same? It's going to go away.
		
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			That's why actually, if you're smart, of course, if you could get or why not. But if you're smart,
you look for something that will remain the good character that lasts more beauty you get used to it
after some time. But Aflac they are always reviving. They are there they are always writing. That's
what you need to focus on.
		
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			What we have mentioned the sufficient information, the more dim witted a person becomes, the greater
his illusion that he is the most intelligent of men and the most perfect in recognition.
		
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			The rational person is one who does not abandon what he recognizes as beautiful. Yesterday, we
talked about irrational people, we said, rationality means what? being obedient to Allah subhanaw
taala. That's what rationality means. Here again, another aspect of rationality is not abandoning
what is recognized as dutiful, you know, this something is obligatory, you have to do it.
		
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			Knowledge itself is not enough. Many people nowadays they commit evils terrible things. You ask
them, What is this, they say? It's my job. I'm paid to do that. This is not enough. They knew that
it is evil, but they are still doing it anyways.
		
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			Whoever causes people to envy what he has, he would have no option but to let them have his
possessions. And there is no purpose in this or to prevent them from taking any of his positions. So
he becomes the miser and they become his enemies.
		
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			Don't
		
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			tell me you see if you have a diamond, very precious thing, what do you do with it?
		
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			You need to hide it. But if you talk about it every time every time people you wanted to show off,
you wanted to show them that you are better. Okay, one day they will plan to steal it from you.
		
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			One day, they will have enough with you and you become their enemy. So you either give it to them,
or they will be your enemies or you will lose it or so don't cause people to envy you. Yes, envy is
a bad thing that is true. But when you cause it to your own self.
		
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			This is foolishness.
		
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			If you wish to give someone something then do it before he asks you for it. This is more generous,
dignified and worthy of praise. And unfortunately very few people do that. You know, I need
something
		
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			you know, but you didn't give it Why? You waited until I asked you. What does that mean? Even if you
had the good intention, it was contaminated here. Why? Because you waited you wanted to feel that
you are needed that you are asked. If you know someone in need, do it. Help him help her and
Subhanallah we are stingy with that. It doesn't have to be money. I'm not talking about money. Even
a nice word
		
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			They have been waiting for that word. Thank you, Zack Allah here. When it comes to criticism, we
always give it immediately. We're not stingy at all here. What about praise? What about being
grateful, saying thank you, you knew that he or she needed that. But they didn't ask.
		
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			offer it even if they refused, at least you did your part, but to wait until they ask, that shows
that you have some selfishness.
		
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			Just this is a fortress in which every frightened person seeks refuge. For you see those who are
practicing justice and those who do not. Once they are treated unjustly by someone cry for justice,
and condemn injustice. And this is true, this is the blessing of justice that even the worst
transgressor
		
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			worst oppressor, when he is dealt with unjustly, he has been a king for a long time,
		
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			doing injustice to people. And then he was impeached, now he will cry for justice.
		
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			So it is a fortress that everyone wants to go there.
		
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			That's the blessing of justice.
		
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			Whoever has justice in his nature, lives in that strong fortress. Not only that, on the day of
judgment, one of the seven types of people that will be given the shade of Allah, one who is just
		
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			one who is just with what every responsibility you undertake, your wealth, your family, your
children and everything.
		
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			There are two things for which it is acceptable, what is unacceptable for other things. They are
reprimand and apology. It is encouraged in them to enumerate the occasions of generosity and good
deeds. Usually, do you recount your good deeds? Your generosity? No, you don't say that? I did this
for you. I did no. But in terms of apology, you want to apologize to someone I'm sorry. Please
forgive me. Remember what I did last time. Remember why you want to apologize? So that is
permissible here to recount these things.
		
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			This is totally unacceptable in other things.
		
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			Also, when you want to advise someone, and he's not listening, you're not trying to show that you
are better than him or her. But do you want him to do something good. So you say what you have done,
to make them do something good. Otherwise, you shouldn't mention the good deeds that you have done.
		
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			Honor for the virtuous man is more valuable than wealth. The virtuous man must use his wealth to
protect his body and use his body to protect his self and use his self to protect his honor. And use
his honor to protect his religion. He must not sacrifice his religion to protect anything.
		
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			Is there anything more precious than religion? No. What if it will cause you to lose all your money?
It is worth it. So he broke the law when he was migrating from Mecca to Medina. They told him the
kuffar told him, won't let you go, you came poor. Now you're going with all your money. He said, If
I gave you my money, will you let me go? They said yes, he told them I headed there, go and take it.
When he went to Medina, the professor and told him what profitable deal you have made. Why? Because
what is more precious money or religion, religion, you protect your religion with your money. Same
thing with honor.
		
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			A lady that was known for being
		
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			for not being pure, not being modest, no matter how much money is spent, that will not change the
fact.
		
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			So money is not actually the top, it's the bottom, you use the money for every normal for every
useful thing.
		
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			That's how it's done.
		
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			Whoever lacks knowledge of the virtues should rely on what has been decreed by Allah and the
messenger sallallahu wasallam. For this contains all virtues. People say I don't know what to do.
What should I do? Yeah, you know, see the commands of Allah Yeah, you Allah Dena Harmon. Allah.
Yeah, Johan, maybe, all the commands. That's what you need to do. What the prophet SAW Selim
commanded us to do what he prohibited us from doing
		
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			avoid that. This is what you need to do you have the perfect example.
		
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			There are occasions when trying hard to avoid a frightening matter causes the matter to happen
		
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			when working diligently to keep a secret hidden, causes the secret to become known. This is why
exaggeration many times fires back.
		
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			Be normal act normal, but when you act suspicious, people will start asking why he's different
today. You keep your hand on your pocket. What's there in the pocket? Because you have something.
But if you didn't touch your pocket who would question they cannot see. But because of your
exaggeration in trying to protect that, that caused the secret to be exposed. So nobody's telling
you take the means, try your best, but don't do too much. Don't go beyond the limit.
		
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			The reason for all these things is excessiveness, which transcends the bounds of what is reasonable.
excessiveness in anything is not recommended.
		
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			And we are a nation of moderation Muslims, we are a nation of moderation.
		
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			Whoever wants to be fair should put himself in the place of his opponents. This way he can see if he
is being unjust. And many of us fail to do that. Unfortunately, we look at things only from our
angle on, we never try to think from the other side, even if it is our child,
		
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			even if it is our relative, even if it is our parents, you need to think the way they are thinking
where they are coming from. That's how you will have a clearer opinion. But if you only think from
your own way, you will not be able to evaluate whether your decision is better or the decision is
better.
		
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			How many people we have seen were ruined by things they said
		
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			one word could destroy someone.
		
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			Whether here in this dunya or in the hereafter. In this dunya if you speak something impolite in
front of a king, especially if he is a tyrant, you could get killed, true or false. And in the
Hereafter, the worshipper who had a friend who is a sinner, and he kept advising him, stop sinning,
stop sinning, and he did not stop. Eventually he told him Allah, Allah will not forgive you. And the
law said Who are you to tell him that he will not be forgiven, I forgive him and you are ruined.
		
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			So how many times people were ruined by a word that they uttered one word.
		
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			But we have never seen nor have we been told of someone who was ruined by his silence.
		
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			So it's always recommended to be quiet.
		
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			Always. And most of us if not all of us, we speak more than we should.
		
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			Only time when you should speak is when you see injustice and nobody's saying anything. And you
know,
		
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			that's when you should speak. Other than that, be quiet.
		
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			Be silent.
		
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			So do not say anything unless it brings you closer to your Creator. If you feel an oppressor, then
keep quiet. Even if it's an oppressor, keep quiet and you will be safe. Yes people will say you are
coward. Of course this is not the best form. Actually the best thing is to speak the truth even if
you know you might get killed. This is the best form of jihad. But if you kept quiet
		
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			you will be safe.
		
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			Or if you speak you will be ruined. Either way. You might get killed and you don't want to be
killed. Or you might say that you are the best King You are the just King and he is not he's an
oppressor and that's ruining you and you did so Be quiet.
		
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			Meetings remove resentment. As if when an eye looks into another I hearts are healed. What a
romantic statement.
		
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			Right? But this is true.
		
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			Look at children.
		
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			First time they come. They are scared nobody wants to play nobody but then second time. They have
the 10 and then they get a custom then everything is fine. That is true.
		
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			And it is true with friendship as well. So it's not only about love about love
		
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			But it's also about practical things. You have your friend, you have been together for a long time.
Now you are away from one another. The care will fade away step by step. Yes, you miss him. You miss
her. Yes, you ask you for and you try, but they are not there anymore. So the the attention fades
away. Why when they are there, it's more. So again, the direct contact, it's bringing the care
better. And as he said here, as if looking into the other eye, heals the hearts. It is incumbent
upon the reasonable person not to render a judgment for someone just because he is excessively
crying, turning and complaining about an injustice that has befallen him.
		
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			Always,
		
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			never judge by listening to one side.
		
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			They come crying.
		
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			And you try to simplify. But they are actually the culprits. They are actually the criminals. This
happened a lot. Okay. You don't say they are lying? Yes, you listen to whatever they say. But you
don't make any judgment until you hear the other side's story. It happens a lot. And it is
happening. People have all sorts of twisting the facts to their own version. So never ever be
deceived by how emotional they were when they gave their statement. How much they cried.
		
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			I have come across people who engage in such practices, and they certainly are the oppressors,
aggressors, and thoroughly unjust.
		
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			And I gave you the example at the time of Omar Abdullah Han when a man came with his eye, telling
Mr. His eyes borked. And he wanted justice. He said, Where is the man? Where's the defendant, maybe
you poked his both eyes. And that's what happened.
		
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			So we only see what is done to us. We don't see what we did to others.
		
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			And I have seen some oppressed people who are quiet do not complain. That's true. Also, just because
you are quiet doesn't mean that you are wrong. Sometimes you are submitting products panatela you
don't want to say anything, you are patient. This happens also. Now of course in Islam, it's always
recommended to take your right to demand justice. But if you choose to forgive futures, to ask Allah
to take your right instead of you pursuing it, that's permissible. But it is also recommended that
always ask for justice.
		
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			But again, just because you're quiet, that doesn't mean you are the criminal, you are the culprit.
		
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			I have seen some oppressed people who are quiet do not complain and show little care. So one might
have the impression and before careful examination that they are the oppressors, this is a place
where matters must be verified, always verified. Again, especially nowadays with emails, please
please do not forward an email and never ever ask others also to follow the unless you are sure it
is valid.
		
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			Many crazy news and you ask yourself why they are only online why no credible agency published that
Why? Why only some people who don't have anything else to do spreading that Why? So always verify
always before you send it.
		
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			This is a place where matters must be verified, and inclinations must be resistant. One should not
be inclined for or against one who complains because of the behavior we described above, but should
seek fairness as required by the truth of the matter.
		
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			To be grateful to one who granted you favor is a duty and then obligation. You should repay him with
similar goodness but even more. That was the Sunnah of the Prophet sallahu wa sallam nobody gave him
anything except that he gave better.
		
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			That's the Sunnah of the prophet SAW Selim.
		
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			You should be concerned with his affairs, defend his reputation well, and be loyal to him whether in
his life or after his death and to those related to him such as
		
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			His family and the like. You should be affectionate to him and advise him attentively. Talk
truthfully about his good character and keep quiet about his bad traits, as long as you are alive
and require your descendants to do the same.
		
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			That's for one favor, only. You do all that for one favor. Imagine someone that did all favors to
you.
		
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			And still you fail to say Alhamdulillah.
		
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			Or Thank you
		
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			How much you say,
		
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			not only after prayer, but just when you are sitting and hungry, La
		
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			Jolla, how much do you remember Allah? Do you thank Allah for all the blessings that he gave you?
		
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			On the other hand, imagine someone that did everything to you sponsored you when you were an orphan,
until you became
		
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			an adult and sponsored you in school, then in college and
		
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			secured a job for you. And after that, you never say thank you, but you speak bad about him or her.
How would you feel?
		
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			How would you feel? What Allah did for us is way more than that. But very few people are grateful
for kalila. Abadi, Shaco, that's what the law says.
		
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			It is not part of being grateful to him to aid him to commit bad deeds. This is another thing
sometimes just because you did the favor for me, I will help you in something wrong. That's not
paying the favor.
		
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			Or I helped you now you don't want to help me? Well, you helped me in something good. Now, this is
evil. I'm sorry, I'm not going to help you.
		
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			Don't pay back in something that will cause you to earn a sin.
		
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			It is not part of being grateful to him to aid him to commit bad deeds or to avoid advising him
against matters that might cause the destruction of his world or his religion. Or he did the favor
to me, so I cannot speak. I cannot tell him. You have to tell him.
		
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			It's something even if he became upset, it's for his own good. He doesn't know what's going behind
his back. You told him.
		
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			So it is about the reality of the matter about what you're supposed to do not about what they might
react. That's the true payment for the favor.
		
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			Whoever helps one who granted him favor to commit evil has cheated him. denied his favor, was unjust
to him and was ungrateful to him. You helped him Why? Because he did something good to you. And what
did you do to him? You did something evil. So is that the payment? Is that the repayment for good
deed? No. So this is injustice. That's why you shouldn't do that.
		
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			And and hamdulillah we
		
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			finished finally. The book is alchemilla Hara.
		
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			The two pages we started with that
		
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			which means you weren't here for session.
		
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			one paragraph
		
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			okay. masama What's your name today.
		
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			Whoever is content with the little he has and does not feel the need for the plenty you have has
become your equal in wealth.
		
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			When you are defined by the possessions you have, then you are actually in need of them.
		
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			Your true value is here within but us feel that you are defined by the big house you have the big
car, the nice car, the Nice job, then if you lose them, you lose your value. That means you don't
really have a value.
		
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			So someone doesn't have a house or a car and he's happy why he has decent job and he's not seeking
that big house. You have a big house. You have a nice car. You are spending money maintaining them.
He is content with what he has, you are actually equal. Even though you have big balance in the bank
account. And you have a big house he doesn't.
		
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			But you didn't feel content until you had that he is already content your equal. He equalized you
		
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			if he becomes self sufficient, but by what he earns and does not need what you are able to
		
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			By for him, then he has become far wealthier than you.
		
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			Although you have more money, right? But he doesn't need all of that from you.
		
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			You are actually in need of him. You want him to do the job for you. He doesn't want you. Although
in figures, he has much less than you.
		
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			He is wealthier than he Why? Because he's not in need of that. So the true wealth is what the true
riches is what he meant. for him. I mentioned that the true riches being content. People aren't
content until they have all these possessions all that and still they want more. So they're not
content that means they are not rich actually. But the one who's content with the little that he has
the doesn't need whatever you have, he's actually Richard any.
		
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			And whoever stays above the world, the things for which you humiliate yourself is far more noble
than you.
		
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			You have to go here and there for a worldly thing. And he said, No, it's for this world. I don't
want it is for noble than you.
		
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			So
		
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			that's the end. Any other paragraph.
		
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			Does Aquila hero Salaam Salaam Alaikum