Jamal Zarabozo – Envy Al Hasad Part 1 The Central Role Of The Heart

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The speakers discuss the importance of the heart in shaping behavior and emotions, and how it can affect everyone's actions and emotions. They stress the need for humble and reminding oneself of the reality of Islam, and stress the importance of the heart's role in shaping behavior and emotions. They also touch on the negative effects of adult matters on the heart and the importance of worshiping the body. The speakers emphasize the importance of straightening lines in prayer and not ignoring past commands, and stress the importance of worshiping the heart and not just focusing on external deeds.

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			to hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah salat wa salam ala and
		
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			lo and behold, I should
		
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			or should one has an article
		
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			about one thing that is very common today
		
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			in many of the mosques and then many of the lectures, and even what has been written about
		
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			has to do with the current plight of the Muslim ummah. And actually, this kind of lectures have been
going on for decades, and not something new.
		
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			Therefore, given the place, given the wars, the violence, the terrorism, everything that is going on
with respect to the Muslim Ummah, today,
		
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			it may sound a little unnecessary or a little strange to all of a sudden concentrate on a topic like
acid, which is our topic in these lectures has it or envy
		
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			but actually the extreme importance of this topic
		
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			cannot be denied. If we go to the Quran and Sunnah. We see that the Quran discusses and refers to
the as the issue of hazards on many occasions
		
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			and demonstrates to us the importance of this concept.
		
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			So, the importance of this concept can be confirmed and hold on assume that this is something for
the Muslim to wake up and realize, that indeed, this is an issue which is of extreme importance.
		
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			So first and foremost, we have the fact that
		
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			it is something stressing my grandson. So therefore we have to take it seriously. And secondly,
also, and this is something Chela will develop further, as we will also develop the first point
further lectures. But it is a disease hazard, or envy is a disease that is very prevalent among the
Muslim Ummah today.
		
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			And unfortunately, it is prevalent among even the score is even Giamatti, even the people that do
it, even the people who are working for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala, we can find this disease
existing among them. And even among the common people, even in some remote villages where you'd
expect maybe this kind of disease to be so rampant, we find it interesting.
		
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			And finally,
		
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			another thing, which is points to the extreme importance of this topic
		
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			is that the hazard or envy is something that is related to the heart,
		
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			and the rule of the heart, and the actions of the heart.
		
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			And this is something
		
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			which is core to the matter of the issues that we are living in nowadays.
		
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			Unfortunately,
		
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			as I alluded to earlier, we're facing many, many problems. And unfortunately, when we try to analyze
our contemporary situation situation.
		
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			And when we try to figure out what it is that should be done and what we need to do to help
ourselves and bring ourselves in the Muslim Ummah out of this current situation,
		
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			we find a lot of analysis that seems to be, at least to some extent, missing some of the core
issues.
		
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			I'll just take a couple of examples from books that were written recently.
		
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			These are written by a Muslim, one of them is entitled, globalization or recolonization, the Muslim
world in the 21st century.
		
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			And towards the end the work for about 10 pages.
		
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			They discuss after discussing all the plight of the Muslim woman, especially the economic plight of
the Muslim Ummah,
		
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			for about 10 pages, they discuss what needs to be done to strengthen the Muslim Ummah and to to
bring back the Muslim Omar to what we could call a respected situation.
		
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			In these 10 pages, they discuss things like strengthening the oyc, the organization of the Islamic
conference, to build up a Muslim Monetary Fund, like the International Monetary Fund,
		
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			have a united Muslim force
		
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			that they actually call the IDF Islamic defense forces. All of these are of course secular ideas.
		
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			They don't get to the root of the problem of even discussing the issues of why for example, are
Muslims fighting each other?
		
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			Why are Muslims looking towards the west and trying to import things so much from the west and so
much reliance on the west?
		
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			You know, much of what the West imports are what they call, for example, America's soft power. It is
things like entertainment. It's not just technology and things like that, but it is things like
entertainment, that even those
		
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			or purchasing silver.
		
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			So there are some more core issues than just these kind of things that
		
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			they discussed. And another recent book called The Crossing the Christian, the rise of American
evangelism and the future Muslims.
		
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			In this book, the author makes one of the points, but then the question is, what is the what does he
call it open.
		
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			Speaking about terrorists, he said the terrorists divert our attention from the real, the real
culprits, to the relevant parties, they make us believe that the West, particularly the US is
responsible for the weakness of Muslims, which is a wrong perception. So this is a this is a very
good point that he's making. He's saying that our
		
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			situation, the fight that we're facing nowadays, and not simply what the kofod are doing, but then
right after that, making that good point.
		
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			He states what is the real weakness for the Muslims? Now, these are the causes of the weakness.
		
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			He says the real reason for the weakness of Islamic civilization in the post colonial period
		
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			is neither the West in general, nor the United States in particular.
		
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			But mismanagement of our society's resources and economies by the ruling elite in many countries.
		
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			So here again, we see that the analysis of the solution to the situation that the Muslims are facing
is
		
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			a secular, you can call it a secular one,
		
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			just looking at the situation from a worldly perspective.
		
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			So we Muslims, of course, our our ultimate purpose, or our ultimate goal is not this life, but we're
supposed to be like travelers going through this life,
		
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			we should not look at our worldly situation, or dunya situation, and expect that all of our problems
and solutions can be discussed and
		
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			solved simply by looking at worldly, worldly situation. Instead, there is something much further
that isn't working. And we believe in Allah subhanho wa Taala, we believe that there are other
factors that are working in this creation, other than simply the material cause and effect that
people talk about, and people can see in front of them in this world.
		
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			In fact, there's another headache of the process and in which the processor is describing how the
different peoples or the different are going to come upon this nation. As people are invited to come
and eat, from addition, they're going to come upon this nation. And it's interesting that I've heard
this. And this portion of the Hadith in particular, are mentioned in a number of hotels and a number
of lectures.
		
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			And the interesting thing is, they just kind of mentioned part of it, and they do not mention or
they do not realize what is the whole thing in the head.
		
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			Because the head is of the processor and mentioned this, the other woman will try to come upon the
Muslim woman,
		
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			one of the one of the Sahaba of the processor,
		
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			as the processor, if that would be because the number of Muslims at that time would be very small
woman couldn't attend your wedding. And it will be a small group of people at that time. And the
promises silom said no.
		
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			But I'm from your meeting. In fact, you will be numerous.
		
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			But you will be like the frog on the seat.
		
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			And Allah will remove from the hearts of your enemies, any kind of fear of you.
		
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			And then the process alum said when they have the fun the level.
		
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			Then the process Adam said that Allah subhanho wa Taala will cast into your hearts as one.
		
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			So the problem is not that we're small number, we're going to be large in them. So the fear in the
hearts of the disbelievers will leave and all this kind of what the Allah will put in our hustle one
and this is one, this is the main reason why we're facing that situation. So the Profit System was
asked What is it?
		
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			And the processor then said dounia okara here's
		
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			the process, Adam said that wasn't the thing that he described that also kind of with data we'll put
in our hearts of that then the policy said and said, it is love of this dunya and dislike for death,
		
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			love of this dunya and dislike for death. Now what is love of this dunya and what is dislike for
death, these are actually things that are in the hearts of the individual
		
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			is a feelings or emotions that are in the hearts of the individual. He loves something. Love is an
expression of something in the heart, right. So he
		
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			He loves something, what does he love? Unfortunately, he loves this to me.
		
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			And he dislikes him, he hates something, what does he hate, he hates the death, he hates the fact.
Or he hates the idea of preparing and knowing that he'll have to face death. And all of this will
come to an end.
		
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			So here in this headset, and also, there's other relevant edits with the quote, so that the source
of our problem, for example, is not the fact that the processor did not say that at one time, you're
going to be weak, and people are going to
		
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			rule over you because you're going to stop trading among yourself and start trading with the
kuffaar. And not have your own economic system or something of that nature. All of these things are
simply ramifications, actually, of other problems, which are the core issues.
		
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			And the main thing about them, when you look at them is that they have to do with the heart, what is
in the heart of the most.
		
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			So we can say that the heart is actually the heart of the matter. The question first and foremost is
what is occurring to the muscles within their hearts.
		
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			And there is a verse in the Quran, a well known verse that has had the effect in the past, to change
individuals, just this one verse one, when certain people have read it, they became changed by this
verse.
		
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			And this verse is an important verse, because it tells us the fact that over time actually our
hearts can become
		
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			can become hardened, can become diseased. Allah subhanho wa Taala says no put on
		
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			them yet new levena Amnon shashua audioboom. decree laywoman as a dominant
		
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			Well, I akula kalorien O'Toole kita covelo football Ali Ahmed Oh,
		
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			okay.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says has not the time arrived for the believers,
		
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			that their hearts be humbly affected by Allah's reminder and the truth which has been revealed to
them. And they should not become like those to whom was given to whom were given the revelation
beforehand. But long ages passed over them and their hearts grew heart. In fact, many among them are
rebellious transgressive.
		
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			So here all this is kind of what God is talking to.
		
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			and reminding us that our hearts should become humble and really, almost you can say crushed to the
remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala and submission to the remembrance or what Allah subhana wa
tada has revealed of the truth.
		
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			And we must be very careful not to become like those people who before so after a while in on the
prowl was fresh when when Islam was fresh. It wasn't generation after generation growing up and
seeing themselves simply as a Muslim, I grew up as a Muslim and my parents are Muslim, my
grandparents are Muslim, so So therefore, it is like enable this upon them and there's no emotion,
there's no, I should say there's no excitement about the fact that they are that they're Muslim. And
this can happen over time. This happened to the people before us. So the hearts become hard. And we
hear the Quran, it doesn't have much effect upon us because we think, okay, we're Muslim, and we
		
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			really don't have to pay that close attention.
		
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			When I'm Muslim, when when oma or any nation gets into a situation like that, then this is a very
dangerous situation for that nation. And that's why this is kind of what the Allah describes both
people before us who had gotten into that kind of situation will Cathedral men who own the majority
are many of them are actually First of all, it will do.
		
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			Get right after this.
		
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			Right after this diversion operon Allah subhanho wa Taala leaves this door with some hope. Because
even if we are facing that kind of situation, even if we see ourselves that we are a kind of our
kind of people where the Quran or the revelation from Allah subhanho wa Taala is not having much of
an effect upon us, our hearts are kind of become close to that and we're into other things we're are
doing other things and excited about other things. We're no longer excited about the revelation from
Allah subhana wa das.
		
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			Even when that occurs to us, Allah subhanho wa Taala. After that, as an ally you fill out the, the
motif
		
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			and one of the meanings of this, that we can get from this expression that Allah subhana wa
goddesses and know that Allah revives the earth after it's
		
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			part of that obviously we know that this is this can be a reference to the fact that we will be
resurrected and will have to face Allah subhanaw taala. So therefore we have to be awake we have to
wake up now
		
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			and change yourself before that time. But it also is a clue to the fact that Allah subhanho wa Taala
can change can can revive our hearts that we
		
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			Total listen to Alison searly. Then inshallah in the same way that Allah subhanho wa Taala revives,
then after this did, then inshallah Allah subhanho wa Taala will revive our hearts.
		
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			So therefore, inshallah, in today's lecture
		
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			as an introduction to the concept of hazards or envy, which we'll be speaking about, in the upcoming
lectures,
		
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			I want to discuss First, the place of the heart and the worship of the heart of the heart and the
central role that the heart has to play. And as I said, this is not something
		
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			that we should take lightly, this is something that we have to really think about.
		
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			And unfortunately, it is a topic for whatever reason, it is a topic that is not stressed that much
nowadays among the Muslims.
		
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			In fact, if you look at our even our dowel material,
		
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			if we look at if you look at what we are presenting out there, what we are giving out there for
others to learn about this.
		
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			And at the same time, even if you look at the the introductory books about Islam, written by non
Muslims as well, when people think about Islam, unfortunately, since this has gotten to the state,
that when people think about Islam, whether we're talking about Muslims, or whether we're talking
about non Muslims, when they think we're presenting Islam,
		
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			we see that,
		
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			in general, the have a tendency to stress the outward aspects of,
		
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			you know, the five pillars, you have to pray, you have to pass and so forth. And there is some
discussion, obviously, about the belief that you have to believe in a law you have to believe in the
last day, believe in the foremost
		
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			there's usually very little discussion, though about
		
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			the other aspects of the heart.
		
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			Besides the belief in Allah, besides the belief in Allah, what is supposed to be in the heart of the
believer?
		
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			Is it just the fact that he says, He believes in these things, and then he goes and prays and
fasting, there's nothing else also which is,
		
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			which are aspects which should be in his heart and should be developed his heart, I mean, people
have to be taught these things, they have to learn these things, so that they will think about them,
they will recognize them, don't just think that it will be it will come to them to believe in God
and the prophet in the last day, and they go and pray and fast, all of these things will also come
to them.
		
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			They may come to them, maybe part of the effect of this a lot to all of these things will come to
them. However, at the same time, it will be helpful for everyone.
		
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			If these things are discussed explicitly, and explain explicitly that there are certain emotions or
certain feelings, certain attributes that should be in the heart of the believer, and there is no
excuse for these things not to be in the heart of the believer. And in fact, if someone doesn't have
some of these things in the heart, then he may not even have Islam at all, we'll discuss shortly.
		
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			So the introduction, when we talk about Islam, when we conveys them to others, we have to tell them
also that Islam is not simply a belief in certain articles, and then practices but also the aspects
of the heart, the actions of the heart also have to be there.
		
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			And of course, this is not just for non Muslims is not just renewables and even people who have been
Muslim for a long time and our principles and our lectures and everything, we also have to keep
reminding ourselves of the heart, the central role of the heart, what is healthy for the heart,
which is harmful for hearts and so forth. Even the act of becoming a Muslim,
		
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			this is something which is called belief in the heart right, it is actually a belief it is not
simply a belief in the mind.
		
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			But when someone becomes Muslim, it is actually changing what is in their hearts.
		
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			So even the first step of becoming Muslim actually supposed to be a change in something which is in
the heart, the heart had a certain feeling or approach to something else and now it is now having a
new feeling towards towards submitting to Allah.
		
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			And outward actions that we do.
		
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			Like the prayer, the fasting, the giving of charity, any of those aspects that we do, no matter how
kind no matter how good they may look, actually, if those our aspects are void of what is supposed
to be in the heart. Then in reality, those outward aspects are not really going to have much any
effects we meet also known
		
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			as the prophet SAW, Selim has told us in the La lagen, Guru Isla
		
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			de como la isla sua Rico, lacking in guru illa puluh.
		
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			The processor and said Verily, Allah does not look at your bodies or your shapes, but he looks at
your heart
		
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			And then the process is important to his chest.
		
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			So it is not necessarily the outward aspects, first and foremost, but it is what is in the heart
that is most important.
		
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			And it certainly is not. One thing is for certain it is certainly the key when we meet Allah
subhanaw taala certainly not what we can amass in this world,
		
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			the world and everything that people are so concerned about in this world and even those books that
I referred to earlier seem to be picking the best the key for changing the Muslim Ummah, making no
money slogan, this is certainly not what we are all about and what is most important to them.
		
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			In fact, to listen to what data tells us in the Quran, in the words of Abraham,
		
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			your medallion for whom murder would have been eliminated as a work during the day when wealth and
Sons of ill loved anyone, save him who brings unto Allah sound heart.
		
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			So on the day in which we meet Allah Subhana Allah
		
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			and we're all very much aware of that then what that means. On the day, when we meet Allah subhana
wa tada is not going to be our wealth is not going to be our children are not going to be these
things of this Junior actually, that are going to benefit us the most.
		
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			But those things are not going to be the key issue. The key issue is the one who comes to Allah
subhana wa Taala with a sound heart
		
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			his heart has the proper beliefs or has the proper feelings and emotions and peace that we'll talk
about. Later, inshallah. Process films also said, There is nothing more emotional, I didn't have the
supima Although
		
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			the film says that the face of a person will not be sound and upright until it's hard to make sound.
		
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			The same way man I've done nothing,
		
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			you will not actually have a completely sound and correct Eman face unless what is in your heart is
also sound and correct and
		
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			another idea the promises sillim said
		
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			yesterday,
		
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			it will follow hot Solihull just Sudoku way the frustrated, Roku worries
		
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			the processes in the body there was a morsel of flesh, which if it is sound and holy than all the
body itself, in which if it is run, all the bodies will run. And this part of the body is the heart.
		
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			In fact, when you when you think about it,
		
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			the heart is actually
		
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			the master you can see the rest of the body, the rest of the body, the actual physical act that you
do, the things that you do in this physical world are the result of the commands
		
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			that come from the heart.
		
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			So the heart is the commander and the limbs and the body are like the soldiers. So therefore if the
heart is good, then the thing that the body will do will be good and everything will be good. But if
the heart is evil, the heart is one, then the things that the body will do will be evil.
		
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			This we find every time writing this thing that the one who studies the source of the shittier will
know the relationship between the external actions of the limbs and the actions of the heart.
		
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			The deeds are not beneficial without the actions of the heart.
		
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			The actions of the heart are more of an obligation upon the person than the actions of the lives.
		
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			What he said he said the actions of the heart are more of an obligation upon the person the actions
of humans doesn't mean the actions limbs are not important. But if you don't have that source, if
you don't have the foundation, then what are the actions of the limbs actually going to benefit you?
So therefore minifying continues he says, isn't the believer distinguished from a hypocrite? simply
due to the actions in their hearts that are different from each other?
		
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			Can any Can anyone entering into Islam except by the actions of his heart before the actions of
Islam
		
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			so here even reply him he is and we'll talk about this more later in time is emphasizing the fact
that if you don't have what you're supposed to have in the heart,
		
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			especially the obligatory the mandatory aspects then these actually are are not worth it.
		
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			This is what distinguishes a believer from a disbeliever This is what distinguishes a true believer
from a hypocrite. This is what distinguishes actually a pious person from an evil door. It all goes
back to what is in the heart.
		
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			And therefore what is in the heart then will have an effect on the world also.
		
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			So, as I said earlier, as I begin the lecture, a lot of people look at the plight of the Muslim the
worldly plight of the Muslim community, and they see all sorts of problems that exists within the
world, of the Muslim community.
		
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			Well, in essence, that situation is caused by what is in the heart.
		
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			And this we can see by by thinking about what is what is the shittier the Sharia the law will look
at that
		
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			the law will listen to what God has actually come for the benefit of mankind in both this world and
India here.
		
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			We are not for example, like the the Christians will say, the kingdom is in the next world and
therefore, they don't really have the laws and the religion to lead them in this life. Unless
Kingdom if you are if you want to sit like this, it is both to be implemented here and also an
imperfect form in the here. So lots of henna with the Allah in the end His revelation to the public
also system has given us guidance for the external actions of life.
		
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			But for the external actions to be completely proper, and to be sound and to be in for people to be
led to what will be beneficial for them in this life, the source of the root of what is in the heart
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			so listen handle Watada and the revelation has given us both what we need for the heart, as well as
what we need for the external needs. So we have what is in the on the heart, inshallah will follow
the external deeds properly. If we don't have what is in the heart, then
		
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			once we don't have what is in the heart, then we find it difficult to abide by what we're supposed
to abide by with respect to the external. So then when we don't abide by those external genes, then
we do all sorts of wrong and harmful actions and then the Muslim woman becomes weaker and weaker and
weaker. And then we can see the pride of the Muslim woman as we see today.
		
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			So for example, the situation the kind of things like drinking alcohol or Cummins in and so forth,
if the feelings that are supposed to be in the heart are there in the heart, then the person will
stay away from this.
		
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			But if the feelings that are supposed to be in the heart are not there,
		
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			then the person will easily be overcome by the things, you'll get engaged in these things.
		
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			And those evils have other ramifications for society and cause other evils in society, and so forth.
In essence, what we have to think about is the place of the heart towards the heart, and how the
heart has to be made sound. This is essential for us as individuals, it is essential for us as a
Muslim community.
		
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			You know, when Allah subhanho wa Taala speaks in the Quran about the disbelievers about those people
who are away from Allah subhanho wa Taala and not enjoying the benefits of the beauty of this
religion and the benefits of the guidance of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			You'll see that Allah subhana wa Taala describes them very often by their hearts, what is in their
hearts, or what is the nature or the status of their hearts, without quoting all the verses just for
the sake of time. We see for example, that Allah subhanaw taala describes the hearts of the
unbelievers in 10 different ways.
		
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			And these aren't various verses sometimes more than one description is given in different verses.
		
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			So for example, in the opening verses and sort of the dakara
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala describes the hearts of the disbelievers as being sealed.
		
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			In surah, Allah and Anam Allah subhana wa tada describes their hearts as being dead. And sort of
Mohammed verse 29, Allah subhana wa tada describes the hearts as being diseased. And he says that
the hearts are closed and the hearts have narrow. And then we'll talk within the hearts are rusted
and Roman and revoker. Again, the hearts are hardened in a Toba their hearts are turned away. And in
fact, their hearts are zyliss, zealous for the age of ignorance and they desire the time of
ignorance. And sort of Allah subhanaw taala describes their arts as refusing to know.
		
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			So lots of animals God is describing the disbelievers and all of these different places upon by what
by their heart.
		
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			So this is 10 different actually more than 10 different places to put on. And what you're listening
to what God is describing first and foremost, what is the disbeliever it has to do with what is in
his heart.
		
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			And so all this man with Allah gives us all of these different descriptions.
		
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			And again, we have to learn from what Allah subhanaw taala is telling us and we have to be very
alert when we read the book.
		
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			So let's run with that.
		
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			is describing all of this about the hearts of the display.
		
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			And also many places Allah subhanaw taala describes the hearts of the blue, what is what this is
telling us? Or what we should get from this.
		
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			This issue, what is the heart and how is the heart and what is the health in the state of the heart,
this is a central, many times, people for example, they think about their physical, the physical
health of their of their hearts, and they try to make sure that their their physical health is good
by exercising and so forth and having the proper diet. But at the same time, maybe they're
neglecting the other spiritual health of the heart.
		
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			And this is the thing that we must be very worried we would never want to do anything.
		
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			And in fact, it is essential.
		
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			It is essential that we always have some kind of feeling
		
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			about the state of our heart, that we always are kind of keeping an eye on if I miss him, keeping an
eye on our hearts, and what is going on with our hearts. Because we cannot simply rest on our
laurels and say Hello, I am Muslim, and I'm satisfied Nothing is going to happen to me or anything.
		
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			No, in fact, the heart, even by its definition, in the Arabic language, it is very clear that the
heart can be swayed, it can be moved. So we have to be we have to be very concerned about what is
happening with respect to our hearts.
		
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			And it's even the Malik said that the process that I'm used to often make this to
		
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			the process of the museum fundable.
		
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			A bit called bialetti.
		
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			The promises seldom used often safe Oh the one who turns
		
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			the hearts
		
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			confirm my heart upon your religion. The province of Salem is making dua to Allah subhanaw taala and
describing Allah subhanho wa Taala by this expression the word who turns the hearts
		
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			so is asking to listen kinda with Allah, you have the ability to turn the hearts who does turn the
hearts
		
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			cheek my heart from a confirmed upon religion.
		
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			And it's
		
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			because he heard the promises in the meeting as to how often as the process
		
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			and he says to the publicist, to them, we believe in you and we believe in what you have brought for
us, what you brought to us.
		
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			So therefore, do you have any fear for us? You know, we believe we believe in you we believe in what
you brought, everything that you've come with. So why do you feel you have some kind of fear for us
even though we believe in you and believe in what you brought? To them said?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			in Aruba, Bane hosts brain him in a survey in Serbia, you can keep
		
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			the promises,
		
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			says, Yes, I do. I do feel free.
		
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			Because the hearts are between two of the fingers of the fingers of Allah subhana wa Tada. You're
liberal, her political terms. And this is from the same root as the word called for heart. He turns
them any way that he wishes.
		
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			And one of the one of the main things, I guess, that we can get from this idea that when someone
becomes complacent about his religion, this is something
		
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			one should never become complacent about one's religion, one's relationship with lots of kind of
water Allah and just assume that it will continue
		
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			because the hearts are between the two fingers of Allah subhana wa and you can turn them at any time
in any way that you wish, in any manner.
		
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			So instead of being complacent Now, why would Allah subhana wa turnell heart because we know that
Allah subhanho wa Taala doesn't do things without reason without wisdom behind them.
		
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			So Allah subhanho wa Taala is going to turn the hearts of a person when himself starts becoming
lackadaisical or he himself doesn't Perish the belief and the thing that he has.
		
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			So if it's not important to him, then Allah subhanaw taala will turn him away and take it away from
him.
		
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			So instead of being complacent, and just thinking, I'm dilla Muslim, and so therefore, I will always
have this inshallah.
		
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			Instead of being complacent, we must be very careful. And always be checking our Eman and checking
our hearts and chicken what is in our heart? What is it that we're striving for? What is it that
we're loving? What is it that we're being overcome by today as opposed to yesterday this week as
opposed to last week, this year as opposed to last year?
		
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			For example, do we find ourselves all of a sudden we're living this Junior more than anything else?
Well, this is obviously a dangerous sign is in the heads that we discussed.
		
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			But if we're not reflecting upon that if we're not keeping an eye on what is going on in our hearts,
and we are simply, for example, to take the analogy of the physical Park, you know, you have all
these signs.
		
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			You may have chest pains and so forth. If you just ignore them, what do you expect, you might end up
having catastrophe on your medical catastrophe on your hands? Well, similarly, if you're not keeping
an eye on what's happening with your heart, your spiritual heart,
		
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			your attachment to your attachment to the prayers, your attachment to the revelation from Allah
subhanho wa Taala, you're not keeping an eye on that.
		
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			Then before you're not maybe I'll listen to Hannah with Darla will have you turned your hearts
completely away, or is not completely away to some extent away.
		
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			And before you know it, your heart is very much disease. When your spiritual heart becomes diseased,
		
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			like your physical heart, then you have to take some steps to revive your heart to bring it back to
proper state inshallah. And there are some steps for that, but that is,
		
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			beyond the realm of discipleship, as most of you know, I have a tendency to get into some time into
some topics a little bit longer than I need to this is just supposed to be an introduction to the
concept of it. So therefore, we'll try to restrict our discussion here on the places art as much as
we can.
		
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			With this, with this point, though, is is to is that we have to realize that some things can affect
our hearts.
		
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			Some things can have a negative effect apart.
		
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			And to know what those things are, obviously, the first thing that we should check
		
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			is go back to the Quran, go back to the hadith of promises to them and see what we can find. And I
was just taking some examples here. So Allah, one of the things that affects our hearts, obviously,
is to commit a sin.
		
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			Now, it was kind of a dynamic relationship between the actions and the sins and the good deeds and
what is in the heart, we have to realize that one has an effect upon the other. And the thing that
can occur is that things can spiral and get out of hand.
		
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			So for example, if there's some weakness in the heart, it will cause it to lead the person maybe to
commit a sin, there'll be an opening for the person to commit a sin that sin in turn, will affect
the heart.
		
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			Now again, if the person is not wise, and seeing what's going on and therefore repentant, changes,
his ways to remove that affected that
		
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			he's not aware of it then that weakness in the heart can lead to another sin, which again affects
the heart which leads to maybe a greater sin, which again affects the Harvard's least to greatest
and and greater sin and so forth, to the point that the heart can be completely sealed and rusted.
		
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			And this is described actually in the role system process cinemas pulls us in the ladder either have
to look at us because
		
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			either one is our was the for whatever superior
		
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			when either Wii the Wii had lower for the whole world run on the Wii Docomo can run on a poopy Mac
and
		
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			so here the process is killing it because whenever the believer whenever a believer commits a sin,
		
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			a black dot would be engraved in his heart.
		
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			So if he if he refrains or if he pulls back from the sin and seeks forgiveness and repentance, then
his heart will be paused again.
		
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			So this sin that you commit has no effect on the heart.
		
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			And again, if you're aware of it if you're if you're wise and know what's going on, inshallah, you
will repent and shall double remove this.
		
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			So the process of them said that if you were to refrain seeks forgiveness and repentance, heart will
be policy and if he returns
		
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			so then if he goes back though, to the snippy allows the witness to continue and come back into
sword if he returns, it increases until it overtakes his heart.
		
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			And this is the stain that is mentioned by Allah subhanaw taala and a verse in the Quran sort of
motto 15 verse 14, no, but on their hearts is the stain from that which they used to do.
		
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			So because of the actions that they do, it causes the stain this disease to be in their hearts. So
		
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			most obvious thing that we can get from this headache is that committing sins affects the heart.
		
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			And if we allow it to go unchecked, it can affect the heart for such as
		
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			inexpensive, the hearts can become completely rusted or completely sealed.
		
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			There's another Harry's the processor, and we've actually already referred to this head is of the
process and it's also hiding, which the processor is telling us or alluding to the heart. But with
respect to this particular address, many, many people don't seem to grasp or don't emphasize the
relationship between the different parts of this video.
		
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			Earlier we quoted the heady football system, in which the bulk of the process of allowing if
ingested at
		
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			the very early in the body, there is a piece of flesh
		
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			and then he went on to do what is good and the whole body is good. And so,
		
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			this statement from the process is actually part of a longer Hadith.
		
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			And this hadith is the Hadith in which the process and and said in the halala big you know, what,
Rama Biggie
		
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			This is the things that are that are Hello that are that are permissible are very clear what is what
is halal is clear. And things that are forbidden, forbidden also are clear. And between them the
promises that have continued between them, there are matters which are concerning which not many
among mankind know what is the correct opinion.
		
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			So then the promises that he will void these alpha matters, fears himself in regard to his religion
and his honor. And then the head is continues, but he falls into the Dulko matters falls into that
which is in level, like the shepherd who pastures around the sanctuary sanctuary, over grazing there
and barely every king has a sanctuary and all those sanctuary is is prohibitions. And then the
process of cancer in the body, there is a mortal flesh portion that we call return.
		
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			So what is the relationship between these two portions of heavy for all of a sudden, at the end, he
mentioned the heart to the heart is good, then everything is good. And the fact that the halaal is
clear and clear, and between them, they're adults.
		
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			Well, the scholars who comment upon this idea, they said that the relationship between these two are
obvious
		
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			that if the person does what is
		
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			and he refrains from what is wrong, and he avoids those matters, which are doubtful, his heart will
become pure, his heart will become solid as it starts to become good.
		
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			But if he allows himself to fall into those Delta marriage, then his heart may be affected by those
matters. So the relationship between the forbidden matters in the heart is good. But even the Delta
matters some person if he really wants to purify his heart and make sure that his hearts his cell,
he should stay away from those, even those Delta matters. So we have the sins that we talked about
in the previous meeting, that the sins will definitely have an effect on the heart. And we also have
even adult matters if one really wants to make sure it's I love that his heart is clean and pure and
sound, and wholesome, then he should even try to avoid the adult matters as can be derived from the
		
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			study. Now, we also find another in other headings of the process and how the actions that we
perform
		
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			as a community can also affect our hearts as a community. And if they affect our hearts as a
community in turn, they're going to make matters even worse for the community. We find this in a
number of headaches, for example, in which the processor is speaking about straightening the rows
and the prayer.
		
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			You know, a lot of people may think straining the rows and the prayer are not that important,
especially those people, unfortunately, I may be allowed to make this film, especially those people
who are most concerned maybe with political issues, they will think that this kind of issue
stringing the rule and the prayers, you know, is not very important. They have sometimes sometimes
not all of them, obviously. But some of them sometimes have a tendency to belittle the for example,
the acts of worship, like streaming the roles and the prayer and just try to emphasize what is the
what is happening to the Muslim Ummah today and how we have to correct and change the political
		
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			status of the Muslim movements over and more than 100 is the process, Adam has told us that we have
to straighten our lines in the prayer and if we do not straighten our lines and in the prayer that
Allah subhanaw taala will cause dissension in our hearts.
		
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			If we do not straighten the lines in the prayer, and this is, you know, if you've ever studied, for
example, sociology, or economy or economics or any of these social sciences,
		
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			there's no way to explain how things happen in the world as a whole or as a society as a whole. Here
this head is the province of silom.
		
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			And again, there's many
		
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			headed with this, this meaning the processor has told us that either you have to string the lines in
the prayer or Allah subhanho wa Taala will cause differences among your hearts.
		
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			For example, in one day suppose a sentence it will light that up when sococo Oh, like
		
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			he said, By Allah after this was after he gave them the order three times the famous
		
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			to make your line straight, he said the three times and then he said by a lot. Either you straighten
the lines in the overall lesson Hannah with diala will cause dissension among your hearts.
		
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			One of the things that people stress when they talk about the Muslim woman and the situation that
we're in nowadays, to talk about this unity of the Muslim woman, we have to work together
		
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			we have to strengthen it for example, they should strengthen the oil IC and have a static monetary
funds that are the International Monetary Fund in silver. Well, this is what the process is telling
us that
		
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			if we do not obey these commands, which are which are given to us by the process that are given to
us by listening or data, then these commands when we do not obey them, they have ramifications. They
have ramifications on our hearts. And if they have ramifications on our hearts, that's going to have
ramifications on our Jesus whenever ramifications on the society, the community and the whole Muslim
Brotherhood.
		
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			If Allah subhanho wa Taala is going to cause dissension among our hearts, because we're not making
the line straight in the prayer. Well, don't you think that dissension among hearts is going to be
part of those communal problems, those problems at home as a whole that everyone's talking about
nowadays.
		
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			But we don't think
		
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			we'll long It seems that we don't want to face the real essence of our problems. We don't want to
turn back to Allah subhanaw taala and repent to Allah subhanho wa Taala and make our hearts pure,
and make sure that we follow those steps that will make our hearts pure. And then until everything
else will fall, we have to take care of the core issue first. And then those secondary issues as I
said, we're not mostly concerned about the junior the junior is not our ultimate purpose, right?
ultimate purpose is to worship Allah.
		
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			So we have to take care of the core issue first, and then inshallah when we take care of the core
issues, the other issues, the others, the benefits of that the ramifications of that all that will
fall into place.
		
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			But we cannot continue to ignore the core issues and forget about what are the core issues that we
must be what must be taken care of. So those are some of the things that we can see that affect the
hearts committee since falling into dolphin matters.
		
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			In this last one, we can say that this is kind of a communal sin, right?
		
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			As they say, here in America takes two to tango. Well, if you want to make the line straight, that
means everyone has to make the line straight in the prayer. You cannot make the line street by
yourself.
		
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			I've tried another people economic line street user one person is up here on the side, the other one
is behind you. That means the line is going to be crooked No matter how much you may try to work to
Main Street. So all of us have to work together to make the line straight. And so I love all of us
work together to make the line straight, we will be blessed by Allah subhanho wa Taala to void
inshallah, this dissension among our hearts.
		
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			And as I said, then other ramifications will come from these points that we've mentioned the
highlight
		
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			and we demonstrate the place of the heart and the importance of tending to the heart and worshipping
Allah subhanho wa Taala by the actions of the heart as well. The worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala
is not simply the outward deeds that we do.
		
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			This is our understanding of worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala then our understanding of the
worship of Allah subhanaw taala is extremely different.
		
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			the worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala is not simply by the external deeds that we're doing the
prayers the fasting, the giving of the cut, the avoiding of drinking alcohol and so forth, these are
all inshallah good deeds and all acts of worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala. But they are not all
there is to the worship of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			And, in fact,
		
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			if you want to compare
		
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			the worship that is done by the heart, if you want to compare that to to the worship that is done by
the body,
		
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			we will find that actually the worship of the heart is much more important and has greater
ramifications then the worship of the physical body. So we can take some comparisons between the
two.
		
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			The first point, which is a point that I've already alluded to on many occasions,
		
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			If we are missing certain components of the worship of the heart,
		
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			in reality, that means that the worship of the body is maybe completely useless, or in particular
cases will be complete.
		
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			For example,
		
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			if we are missing if loss in our hearts, we are not doing things purely for the sake of Allah
subhanaw taala, and only for the sake of others,
		
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			we are not worshiping anything else other than knowledge.
		
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			And we're not doing deeds other than for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala. If we're missing this
loss in our hearts,
		
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			especially if we're missing, we can say completely, like, for example, the hypocrites.
		
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			The hypocrites do all of the acts, and the some of them, especially during the time of promises to
them, they were careful to do many of the outward acts of Islam, right.
		
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			They wanted to be seen as Muslims.
		
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			So they were careful to do that. But they had no laws in their heart.
		
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			And so therefore, all of those acts don't mean anything.
		
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			None of them are of any value.
		
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			So if you're missing something which is in the heart, especially an essential component of loss,
		
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			then the physical actions actually mean. We can also see that when Allah subhana wa tada describes
some of the highest ranks in Paradise, some of the greatest rewards in the hereafter. Allah subhanho
wa Taala describes them with respect to some of the acts of the heart.
		
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			For example, the province of Salem said
		
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			that on the Day of Judgment also was awesome. In the layer folio piano, and with the hub buena vj
		
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			Yama
		
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			Yama lives in the legendary
		
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			the process has told us that Allah subhanho wa Taala will say on the Day of Judgment, where are
those who loved one another?
		
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			With migrants?
		
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			Today, I shall say them under my sheet, a day in which there'll be no shade other than my sheet. So
the only ones who are receiving shade are those who receive the shade of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
And among those will be those people whom Allah subhanaw taala who loved each other for the sake of
Allah. And what is that love again, that is something which is in the heart.
		
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			In another narration of this Hadith, from in tirmidhi, the first one was from a Muslim and the one
from Germany. The poster cinemas for this equilibrium of socialism, for the low alcohol born a pgl a
woman abirami knowing yoga to home.
		
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			The province of Salem has told us that Allah subhanho wa Taala says that those who love each other
for his sake out of due to his greatness, they will have min words of life.
		
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			After the members of like that the process and the witness the martyrs would wish to do.
		
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			So there is a special reward from Allah subhanho wa Taala. It goes to the people who have certain
acts of worship through fulfilling certain acts of worship in their hearts.
		
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			And one of the reasons that some scholars point out why the reward is greater for the acts of the
heart. And that is because in reality, the acts of the heart the deeds of worship, that are done by
the heart,
		
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			are actually greater and more difficult than the outward.
		
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			You see, when you think about the outwards like even the soft
		
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			even those people who have no Eman in their hearts whatsoever, the hypocritical example and people
who are very weak have faith they can they can pray.
		
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			They can pray they can fast even if they don't really have much a man in the heart, they may pray
fast even for completely the wrong reasons just to be seen or just because of communal pressure
whatsoever.
		
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			So anyone can do the outward acts. The outward acts can be performed by anyone even we have
sometimes this blue is going to make hedge just to see what the highest is like and to write about
the highest is over.
		
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			So those things can be done by anyone but only the true servants of Allah subhanaw taala only those
who are truly dedicated to and lo Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			they're the only ones who can do the actions of the heart.
		
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			The actions of worship of the heart.
		
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			Anyone can do the physical deeds but the real work
		
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			You will listen with the alibi, the heart can only be done by those who are truly past or truly
devoted to Allah subhana wa Tada. And it is a great thing. One of the setup, remember, he said that
he became Muslim, and he was able to do the acts of worship after becoming Muslim. But he also said
that it took years for him to remove love and devotion to the idols that he had, or the the false
gods that he had in his heart. Before it's so so many correlates in hand with God.
		
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			And inshallah, I mean, the submitting is also proper and acceptable to Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			This is one thing, a person one day can be non Muslim, he can be films The next day, and he will
submit to Allah subhanaw taala by praying and fasting, whatever. But
		
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			you have his heart now pure and free of all of the diseases that he had before. And all of the thing
that I loved, and was asked was, you know, found the lighting and so forth before Islam.
		
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			Outwardly, he maybe can refrain from many he can refrain from going to worship idols, he can refrain
from Xena, he can restrain, you know, someone has a strong willed, He can overcome these things, but
in his heart, he may still have a desire and love for those things. And that may take him a long
time for that to get out of his heart. So the worship the actual physical worship,
		
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			even though some people may complain is difficult as a different story, I guess, the actual physical
worship can be done, even by people who don't have much email. And so that's easier than to really
fulfill the actions of worship that are supposed to be in the heart. And so, therefore, some sort of
said, therefore, the reward for the the actions in the hearts and the acts of worship from the
heart, first of all, since they are pure, just for all this man without and cannot be done for any,
for any other reason, right, because no one, no one will notice in your heart. So when these actions
are done in the heart, when these acts of worship are done in the heart, they have to be pure for
		
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			the sake of Allah.
		
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			So they are pure, and they're also more difficult to achieve. So therefore, Allah subhanho wa Taala
will be more pleased by them and the reward for them inshallah would be would be great.
		
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			We also see this act in the heart can make the physical act even greater. So what is in the heart
also will affect the quality and the results of the of the action that has been done over the near
		
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			the near of the intention behind an act
		
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			is extremely pure for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala. And combined maybe many types of pure
intentions behind it, that Nia behind that act may have such an effect that it may make a small act,
what seems like a small act become very great.
		
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			While on the other hand, if the intention behind an act is not, it is pure, but it's not completely
that great or that strong in the heart,
		
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			then it may take an act which is otherwise very great and very important, and may make that act
small.
		
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			Like we see from the examples that the system has given us,
		
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			that the intention itself which again, the intention is something in the heart scape, what you
really want,
		
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			what you truly and sincerely really want. So that intention in the heart
		
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			can actually produce a reward from Allah subhanaw taala, which is beyond the deeds that someone has
performed.
		
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			We see that, for example, when the post says Adam told the woman whose father had had died, and he
had the intention to go out to make Jihad but he died before he was able to do so.
		
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			So his daughter knew that this was his intention. He wanted to make Jihad and he wanted to die as a
Shaheed. So his daughter said to him that I wish you had died a martyr for you had prepared for it.
		
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			I wish you had died a martyr for you, I'd prefer for it. And so the process of
		
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			breaking the law cause aka de la creme egfp. The process of them said that Allah has given his
reward for him according to the extent of his intention.
		
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			So the intention or what is in the heart can make someone reach a level beyond even what he's done
in the physical world.
		
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			He wasn't able to go out and yard and die as a martyr, but because of the fact that he really has an
intention in his heart. So in other words, the beat of the heart was in the heart will cause him
inshallah to get the reward even though he did not actually physically perform that did another case
when the promises in him was out on an expedition as recorded by the Korean Muslim. The problem the
promises for them as said
		
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			in Medina, we have left some people behind. They are back in Medina, but we do not go through any
Valley or any ravine, except that they are with us in reward, they will be rewarded with us as we go
through these different steps on our Jihad and our expedition, because they have just been kept
behind due to valid excuses. In other words, they wanted to make Jihad The intention was there, but
due to some valid reasons, they were not able to perform the jihad. And so therefore, they will be
rewarded just for what is in their hearts, even though they were not able to actually physically
carry out what they had intended. And what was in the Heart Sutra. The heart is we see here, what is
		
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			in the heart can benefit the person greatly. I think on this, on this point, due to the time, we
want also to open the floor to questions or comments, we'll have to, we'll have to stop here. And we
will continue basically the last few points what I've been doing here, I've been distinguishing the
worship of the heart. And why is that so important, and even more beneficial from the worship of the
of the physical body, not that the physical body again, is unimportant. Don't
		
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			Don't misunderstand me don't misinterpret me, they both go together. But what is in the heart is
more important, and has a greater effect. And this is what we're doing right here. We're just making
some points. What distinguishes the worship of the heart from the worship of the physical body? And
why is it so important that we tend to take the return to meaning we take care of what is happening
with our heart, what is the state of our heart? And what is the spiritual health
		
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			of our social on that point, I will stop and now open the floor for
		
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			questions or comments.