Ismail Kamdar – Legacy of Abdullah Ibn Zubayr – RA

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The Sahaba region is a legacy that shaping its way into the future. The culture is centered around the importance of the culture in shaping the region and the lack of knowledge of history. Rajon is a successful warrior and a pivotal figure in history, while Thucydall, a military genius, was a leader and leader of the Eastern region. The segment discusses the importance of killing in the region and the lack of fear when faced with law. The segment also touches on the loss of life and the use of deadly weapons, the lack of fear when faced with the law, and the importance of learning to wait and not give up on one's beliefs.

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			You know hamdulillah whoo hoo when
I started you know the stock
		
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			Pharaoh, one of me will be here to
work colleague on how to be the
		
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			image jewelry and phocoena For me,
Dr. Lena Yes. Thank you for the
		
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			booty Lola, what made you DeLuca?
How do
		
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			you have any figures in our
history that we don't know enough
		
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			about? I mentioned before that we
don't spend enough time studying
		
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			our own history. And as our own
mouth, many of us have gaps in our
		
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			knowledge of history. I mentioned
last week that for many Muslims,
		
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			there is a mis conception of
history, that there were only four
		
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			Sahaba we serve this whole about
		
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			four or five, right? Abu Bakr,
Omar, Osman Ali, the Mr. We really
		
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			love one too much mine. Actually
number seven, there were seven
		
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			Sahaba Gusa.
		
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			Most people don't notice Abu Bakr,
the and Omar they will smile they
		
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			are the den Hussen then who are we
are and then up the as he comes up
		
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			to law events will be. And I'm
delighted to be here. He's the one
		
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			that's forgotten about. He's the
one that nobody speaks about. He's
		
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			the one that many people don't
even know about, is according to
		
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			many historians, he is the legend
of a Khalifa of that generation.
		
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			So today inshallah very briefly we
will go through the biography of
		
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			Abdullah ibn travail, his
childhood, his virtues, his
		
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			beloved, and his death, because
this is a Sahabi, who we should
		
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			know about. He is an important
figure in our history. He is the
		
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			archetype of the righteous rebel,
someone who rebelled against
		
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			hydrants and did it in a righteous
way. And he's an important figure
		
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			because today, there are certain
movements, they're trying to paint
		
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			him as a bad guy. Right? Certain
movements want us to believe that
		
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			there's no there's no situation
where rebellions ever acceptable.
		
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			So to do that, they have to
rewrite history and portray
		
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			Abdullah in Pennsylvania as some
kind of villain in reality, he is
		
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			amongst the writers of the sahaba.
So Abdullah, even Jubail is from
		
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			the lowest rank of the sahaba.
What we mean by the lowest rank of
		
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			the Sahaba is that he's only
around nine years old with the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu. Some passes
away now. So he doesn't get to
		
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			spend any of his adult life
accompanying Rasulullah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wasallam. He's actually
born into Islam. He's born into
		
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			Islam, and he is born in Medina,
and even the story of his birth is
		
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			special.
		
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			Villa evens obey is the son of
Zubaydah, even a WA and a small
		
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			bit the Abu Bakr so his father's
who bail and his grandfather Abu
		
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			Bakr are from the ashram
overshadow the blessed and his
		
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			mother is a smart we all know the
virtues of a smart, the great and
		
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			courageous woman from upstate Baja
Jiang. And his answer is Aisha
		
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			runs with us my sister.
Interesting note, what is Aisha
		
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			Rajon has Punia
		
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			only Abdullah mother of Abdullah
why shouldn't didn't have any
		
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			children. Why she called the
mother of Abdullah because she
		
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			helps reach out to the image of me
because she has the highlight of a
		
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			buddha image Kobe is like the
second mother to him. So she gets
		
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			the Kanye who may have to
		
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			look more closer right.
		
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			I shall read as Punia is related
to Abdullah image of it because
		
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			she helps raise it. She's born
into a very virtuous family and
		
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			what happens is when the Sahaba of
Baca migrate to Medina, there is a
		
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			rumor in Medina that the Jews
always to juice and then some kind
		
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			of job who will see her to prevent
the people the backup from having
		
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			male children. And this rumor goes
about for a few months, every few
		
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			months or no male children born to
the people of Africa. So people
		
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			started thinking the rumor true
didn't you do something to us? And
		
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			then about 10 or 11 months after
the move from Makkah to Medina,
		
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			Asmaa with the IV battle gives
birth to her first son, and
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam
himself names this child Abdullah
		
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			and so the birth of Abdullah will
be it is a cause of celebration to
		
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			people of Medina. It's proof that
this rumor was false. And they
		
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			were going to have healthy
children. And his words he
		
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			celebrated by the prophets also
himself who carries him in names
		
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			even and he grows up in Medina and
he grows up under the guidance of
		
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			the likes of Zubayr even Allah and
Abu Bakr, Siddiq and asthma BTOB
		
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			buckle and I shall be the army
backer. These are his family.
		
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			These are his role models. These
are his current two figures.
		
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			And I'm gonna even Joby
		
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			It grows into a mighty wanting
		
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			Abdullah admins will be eligible
for three things. Number one being
		
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			awarded.
		
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			Right he is known as a majority
the one in his whole life is that
		
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			of of being a warrior to such an
extent that some historians say
		
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			that his first word as a baby was
safe, which means all
		
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			right, his first word is a baby
was pointing to a solid six, eight
		
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			sword, and he lived by the sword
and you die by the sword. Abdullah
		
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			imusa, Bane was a ward and he
spent his youth and the bulk of
		
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			his adult life in the frontlines
fighting jihad in the range of
		
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			postman and Maria Abdullah ibn
Zubayr is the frontlines fighting
		
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			the non Muslims in jihad. Right.
That is the bulk of his life. He
		
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			is also known for speaking his
mind for his eloquence. He wasn't
		
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			somebody who shied away from what
he believed in. And we saw this in
		
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			the previous weeks that he was the
most outspoken against USC. For
		
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			all of the critics of USC, the
most outspoken with Abdullah even
		
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			today, he would not stand for
years, it's tyranny.
		
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			Interestingly, the third thing
that Abdullah Inwood Zubayr is
		
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			known for is his crucial in Salah,
his concentration in Salah to such
		
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			an extent, you can open any book
today about for sure about
		
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			concentrating in your Salah, it is
full of example to Abdullah
		
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			he becomes the role model of
concentrating in your Salah, the
		
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			stories where he'd be praying
salah, and a snake would enter the
		
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			house and you wouldn't even know
the snake in the house. It said
		
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			they went I'm liable to obey we'll
pray Salah he would go into a
		
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			different world, he will be
completely disconnected from this
		
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			dunya it as if the dunya ceases to
exist at all that remains is him
		
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			and his God.
		
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			He achieved the level of
concentration in Salah that is
		
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			legendary.
		
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			And so he becomes the role model
of Osho. And then he called open
		
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			any of the books about sure in
Salah any of the books within the
		
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			books of Al Ghazali. When it's
Medina ma whatever it is, you will
		
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			find stone your portfolio Abdullah
even because he is the role model
		
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			of Osho.
		
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			An interesting note on his
concentration in acts of worship,
		
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			I'm delighted to be with someone
who would never want to miss an
		
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			act of worship. And so he is the
only person we know historically,
		
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			who perform tawaf while swimming
		
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			is the only person we know of
historically, who perform tawaf
		
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			while zooming. What we mean by
this is that during the lifetime
		
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			of the image, there was a flood in
Makkah.
		
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			So during the flood, everybody
stayed away from the cover,
		
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			everyone stayed indoors, except
for Abdullah Abu Zubaydah. He swam
		
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			around the Kaaba, several types of
performed our so he becomes the
		
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			only one who performs the walkways
today. So to layman's amazing,
		
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			amazing, amazing food and figure
in our history. This is a man of
		
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			shoe This is a man of jihad. This
is a man of speaking his mind.
		
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			This is a man born into a Greek
family raised by Greek people who
		
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			really become some the greatest of
these above his generation.
		
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			Many, many decades later.
		
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			He becomes a pivotal figure in our
history, very late in his life.
		
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			When the story of Yazeed at
Karbala takes place, Abdullah even
		
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			Zubayr is like 62 years old. All
that the stories we mentioned now
		
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			he's in his youth. Right? Now
we're talking 50 years after the
		
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			death of Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, he said he was
		
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			like 10 years old when the
prophets of Elijah passes away. So
		
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			50 years later, he's a 60 year old
man. Now you can imagine when you
		
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			have in the community 60 Old man
they got to the image to be who
		
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			has the issue of that level and
the end and the biography of that
		
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			level and the lineage of that
level. And yes, it becomes the
		
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			Khalifa. You can imagine this
connection, right? And so he
		
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			refuses to give based on figures,
and he takes over marker and
		
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			establishing the SEC as a separate
region outside the control of your
		
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			seat, and even Karbala happens.
That's the last straw and
		
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			definitely Abdullah even superior
declares himself the Khalifa.
		
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			Justin Abdullah, even Jubail
decides that this man is he is not
		
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			fit for power he declares himself
the Khalifa is the rival of
		
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			disease. And what results is a 14
year war between Abdullah even
		
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			Zubair and Romanians over the
Philippines, a 14 year war.
		
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			Now what many people don't realize
is that after his he dies, there's
		
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			a lot of confusion over who is
actually the Khalifa because you
		
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			have a rebel in Karbala in Kufa
claiming to be the Khalifa who
		
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			wants revenge for Hussein. You
have the Romanians in Syria, at
		
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			that point in time are one you
become come claiming to be the
		
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			Khalifa. And you have Abdullah ibn
Zubayr in Makkah claiming to be
		
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			the Khalifa so you have three
people claiming to be the Khalifa
		
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			at the same time. And what
actually happens is the majority
		
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			of the Muslim world give back to
Abdullah
		
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			is one point
		
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			Now history many people don't know
about after years he dies. The
		
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			majority of the Muslim world give
the br to Abdullah even today. And
		
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			this is why most of the historians
consider Abdullah even Zubaydah,
		
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			the legitimate Khalifa of that
point in time.
		
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			Because if Abdullah evens obeyed
his ruling the majority of the
		
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			Muslim world and they'll make a
ruling in one region and fighting
		
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			against him, who is the Khalifa
and who's the rebel.
		
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			So Abdullah Abrams will be at one
point in our history becomes an
		
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			ephah over the majority of the
Muslim world.
		
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			But we know that history went in a
very different direction.
		
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			So what happened to see the
awkwardness of history? Right,
		
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			what happens? Because how do we
how do we go from Abdullah even
		
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			Civale ruling the majority of the
Muslim world besides Kufa and
		
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			Serbia, and 10 years later, he
only has control over data and
		
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			dominions control everything else.
What happens?
		
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			The awkward reality of history
just because somebody is more
		
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			pious than somebody else, it
doesn't mean they're better at
		
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			politics.
		
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			Right? The reality is Abdulmalik
improve on one and we'll discuss
		
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			his biography next week because he
also did some great things up to
		
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			magic you know what one becomes
the leader of the Soviet Empire
		
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			and the chief rival of Abdullah
evil travail. And why Abdullah
		
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			able to there is more pious has a
higher lineage and a better
		
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			more virtues in higher status.
Then Abdulmalik number one, the
		
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			reality is of the money even when
one is much better and strategies
		
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			and politics. He just knows his
way around the battlefield better.
		
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			He knows how to win the loyalty of
people get. One of the biggest
		
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			political mistakes of Abdullah
even today is that he didn't do
		
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			enough to maintain the loyalty of
his governors. Right. He just
		
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			assumed that people will be loyal.
		
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			And the Romanians on the other
hand, they knew how to bind
		
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			people's loyalty. And they knew
how to get people's loyalty. And
		
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			so one by one to take over each of
the regions from Abdullah, even
		
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			Zubaydah, some of them to work,
many of them just you bite off the
		
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			governor. And the sad reality is
many of these governors are the
		
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			brothers and the nephews of
Abdullah in Pennsylvania. But
		
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			these read sides inside the
Dominions against him. So this is
		
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			just the reality of war and
politics that Abdullah ibn
		
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			Zubaydah is an amazing zahavi. He
has so many virtues he's a
		
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			righteous man. But he wasn't
politically prepared for civil war
		
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			and and for fighting somebody who
was more politically savvy in this
		
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			area. Furthermore, the Romanians
have specifically up the money, he
		
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			hires
		
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			one of the most brutal dictators
in our history to get rid of
		
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			Abdullah Ibrahim Hajaj with us.
		
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			If you haven't heard of her judge,
Google him
		
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			is a strange character in our
history. Hedgehog, even Youssef is
		
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			one of the greatest tyrants in
history, he oppressed and killed
		
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			many Sahaba. But he also prayed
five times a day in a project on
		
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			wall. In his private life is like
a pious person, and in public is
		
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			absolute title. Again, our history
is full of strange stories like
		
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			this where, you know, we want to
box people into heroes and
		
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			villains, and sometimes they just
a mixture of good and bad
		
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			qualities in one person. So her
judgment used to be the one put in
		
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			charge of ending the rebel
rebellion and bringing the entire
		
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			net domain rule. He's the main
military
		
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			dictator and military commander
who was put in charge of doing
		
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			this, and he goes into MOFGA he
defeats Abdullah even prevail, and
		
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			that land becomes part of your
empire after the Civil War ends
		
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			and the reign of Abdul Malik
begins. Next week, Inshallah,
		
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			we'll talk about Abdul Malik and
his reign because
		
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			he actually did a lot of good for
this movement as well and it's
		
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			actually a lot of lessons we can
learn from his reign as well. But
		
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			today our focus is not sure that
		
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			we should we learn more about
Sahaba the computer in which he
		
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			teaches us that sometimes
rebellion is the righteous thing
		
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			to do. He teaches us how to speak
the truth and stand by the truth
		
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			even when the forces of the world
and against you. He teaches you
		
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			how to bring with you how to never
miss a chance anybody.
		
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			He teaches how to stand up for
justice, you know, people ask, you
		
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			know, what did anyone do about
Karbala, Abdullah the butcher his
		
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			whole life was trying to get
revenge for God. You know, let it
		
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			go. Didn't let the ox so I'm gonna
indulge Zubair is a role model for
		
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			amongst the Sahaba and someone
whose life we must study deeper
		
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			and whose life we must take
lessons because he is the model of
		
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			the righteous rebel. We ask Allah
to guide us to understand the
		
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			furniture properly and to benefit
long history you offer that wider
		
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			and
		
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			company live in Abu Dhabi.
		
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			hamdu Lillahi wa salatu salam ala
Malana. We have added on my
		
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			birthday in a hurry to get up
Allah. Ahmed in Cebu Allahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam, mashallah morning what
they said to help them with their
		
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			studies with our COVID-19 Allah
Allah, Allah.
		
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			The story of the death of Abdullah
even Zubayr is actually quite
		
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			inspirational.
		
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			It's sad and inspirational at the
same time.
		
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			Abdullah bin Zayed loses all of
his supporters, and is left in
		
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			Makkah alone, just him and his
mother. At this point in time,
		
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			Abdullah Abu Zubaydah is like 75
years old. And his mother is like
		
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			100 years old and blind. That when
his mother is from the Mahabharat,
		
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			people will meet him. And this is
like 80 years later. So she like
		
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			100 years old, and blind. And
she's living with her son. And he
		
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			realizes that it's over. Everyone
has abandoned him, his own
		
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			siblings and nephews have joined
humans and given up hope in his
		
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			leadership. So he goes to his
mother for advice. He knows her
		
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			judge is brutal, is ruthless, he's
going to do very bad things to
		
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			him. So he asked him about the
advice should I give up?
		
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			And his mother tells him that if
you were fighting for a wrong
		
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			cause all these years, you wasted
your life. But if you are fighting
		
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			for the truth, why would you ever
give up, die for what you believe?
		
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			His mother encourages him to die
for what he believes.
		
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			They told his mother, I'm worried
that they're going to mutilate my
		
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			body after I die. Now these people
really, really hate to be they
		
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			want to make an example of his
mother says, Once you did that,
		
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			you know you're not going to feel
it. It's over. So what are you
		
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			going to do to your body.
		
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			And then he hugs his mother, and
she's blind, so she can't see if
		
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			she hugs him. And she realized
that he's wearing many layers of
		
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			armor.
		
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			And she gets a bit upset with him
about this. And so this is not the
		
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			way a one year dresses. This is
this is like a cowardly way of
		
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			dressing with so many levers of
power. You want to go you're not
		
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			someone who scale up yet. Again,
imagine this is 100 year old lady
		
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			speaking to 75 year old man,
right, and encourage him to go out
		
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			and fight to the death by himself.
		
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			And instead of the law, even so
they fought the army of Hajaj when
		
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			you supply himself at the age of
75. And he took an entire army to
		
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			subdue him and to kill him.
		
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			Oh, you think about the kind of
men the Sahaba were that one man
		
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			at the age of 75 to fight an
entire army by himself. So level
		
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			of masculinity that doesn't exist
today.
		
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			I'm delighted when Zubayr is
killed, fighting for what he
		
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			believes in.
		
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			You know what started with Karbala
only ends 15 years later, when
		
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			Abdullah in Pennsylvania is killed
in Makkah. And her charge doesn't
		
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			just kill him. He hands the body
of zobayan in front of the Kaaba.
		
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			This was a practice of some of the
early kings to like,
		
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			make an example of the enemies
that they will hand the bodies or
		
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			heads in public so people can see
to see what happens if you people
		
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			can see this what happens if you
rebel against us. So they
		
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			literally hand the body of the
image is revealed in front of the
		
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			Kaaba and the wants his money to
come in begging beg them to take
		
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			that take it up. And the mother
refuses to do so. Instead she goes
		
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			and she confronts her job. And she
tells him what for history and she
		
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			wants him that you may have taken
my son's dunya but he has
		
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			destroyed your Ophira How are you
going to counter the Day of
		
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			Judgment are killing us?
		
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			And she stands her ground and it's
amazing. US mom maintains the same
		
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			courage at the age of 100 that she
did when she was a young lady.
		
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			When she's a teenager, her father
and Rasul Allah Islam are going
		
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			for the hijra, and I will Jehan
come to our home and demands know
		
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			where they are. And she refuses to
tell him and he slaps her as she
		
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			still stands her ground. This is a
smile when she's young.
		
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			80 years later, she's 100 years
old, she's blind that she's
		
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			standing up to her judging with
yourself, measuring the carnage of
		
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			this woman who stands up to Abu
Jamal in her youth and stands up
		
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			to her judgment usurping old age.
		
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			And is some kuramathi Palacio.
Some of the historians say that
		
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			even though they found the body of
Abdullah image revealed in public
		
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			for many weeks, the body smelled
better and better with each
		
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			passing day. There was a fragrance
of martyrdom and gender coming
		
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			from the body you have to learn to
wait and eventually some of the
		
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			Sahaba
		
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			they wore the hijab against what
he's doing. And they basically
		
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			admonished him to take down the
volume up too late to better to be
		
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			rigged.
		
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			Abdullah ibn Zubayr and his mother
are role models of righteousness.
		
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			This is a man who is born into a
family orderliness,
		
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			his grandfather is Abu Bakr
		
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			and his father is obeyed. And his
mother is asthma. And his father's
		
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			mother Zubayr. His mother is the
prophets, our aunt Sofia.
		
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			You know who is Sofia, she's the
one who in the Battle of the
		
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			church is taking place in some
Jews getting into the Muslim
		
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			compound with the ladies as she
goes and chops up the juice head
		
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			and throws it over the fence.
That's his grandma.
		
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			He's literally born into a family
of warnings. And he grows into a
		
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			mighty warrior. And he becomes the
model of the purse of a type of
		
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			person who believes that he's
fighting for justice, and he's
		
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			willing to die for that.
		
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			And this is something that we
should aspire towards. If you
		
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			believe in a righteous cause, you
shouldn't be willing to give your
		
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			life for the righteous cause for
the sake of Allah
		
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			or Buddha image. So there is the
role model of a real man. And he's
		
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			the role model of someone
		
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			whose life was all about Allah
subhanho wa Taala and justice in
		
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			this religion, and we ask Allah to
grant the Sahaba the highest ranks
		
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			of Jannah to allow us to follow in
the footsteps to allow us to
		
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			benefit from the example and to
allow us to benefit from religion
		
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			and from the teachings of this
religion from history. Ramana you
		
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			know, between your husband and
what will after the Hudson
		
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			alcanada But now Ramana abdominus
watching of the reality
		
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			Mr. superhard around the globe is
a tendency for saline 100 It can
		
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			be stolen