Jamal Zarabozo – Extremism Part 5 The Evils Of Extremism

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The segment discusses the negative consequences of extremist policies towards Muslims, including the use of force and violence towards them, and the importance of learning about Islam and finding lessons through media. The message of love for Islam is emphasized, along with the need for acceptance and love for Islam and schools to encourage people to study it. The segment also touches on the history of the Middle East and the use of force, as well as the importance of avoiding being seen as an extremist and not being seen as expense. The segment emphasizes the need for unity among Muslims to prevent division and achieve peace, and the importance of individuals to act with their employer and not try to destroy others.

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			Rahim hamdulillah hamdulillah was local to them Allah said Mohammed was shadow. And lo and behold,
he could have a shadow on the Mohammed Abdullah.
		
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			Let me
		
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			begin this lecture by trying to tie in one of the points with the previous lecture and
		
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			some of the reasons behind
		
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			why went over some of the material in the previous lecture. One of the evil results
		
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			of extremism
		
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			and exists is the existence of extremist groups and extremist acts among the Muslims is that it
makes Islam an open target for non Muslim propagandists. And we see Islam, you know, being attacked
in many different ways in the media nowadays. And so we should have the knowledge and the background
of some things that are going on so that we can show and demonstrate to the people that and it's not
Islam, that it actually is even forcing these kind of actions upon
		
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			the United States or upon the West and so forth. But there have been conscious decisions by people
in the West itself.
		
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			And as I said, all of the all of the references that they used in preparing my lectures on on the
Gulf War, all of them are written by non Muslim Western authors.
		
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			And so, the the, we have to open the door
		
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			of discussion, to let the American people themselves know exactly what is going on, and what exactly
what has gone on, and how those steps
		
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			that they have the American government, at times has taken has had negative results for the Muslim
world, and also for the Americans themselves.
		
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			I believe inshallah, they are hopefully many people in the United States who when confronted, or
when see the actual facts coming from the government itself, shall I need, they will
		
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			understand the reality. And they may also help and try to assist the Muslims in trying to reduce the
war against this level.
		
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			But as I was saying,
		
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			and in the
		
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			the existence of extremist groups, and those who exhort to extremist practices.
		
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			And it is, it opens the door for
		
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			non Muslim propagandists. And it also opens the door for military or police action against the
Muslims, by both Muslims and non Muslims.
		
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			What I mean by that,
		
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			is it within the Muslim state, within the Muslim countries, I should say,
		
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			the presence of these kind of groups and the actions that they perform, is used as an excuse
actually to crack down on the Muslims themselves,
		
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			not just the extremists.
		
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			But actually, the extremists. And their actions are really simply an excuse to attack Islam and to
fight the Muslims, even those Muslims who are not involved in such extremist acts, those who are
even peaceful. And many times even the moderates in the extreme and the liberals or something for
fall under the tech, and it's just anything related to Islam.
		
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			And it is, as I said, it is the presence of these extremist groups that gives
		
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			then Mr. Islam the excuse that they need, that they can put up in the media, look what they've done,
we have to put an end to what they're doing, and use force against them. And this has been done over
and over again, in the Muslim world, Muslim countries, and also, obviously, in the international
level.
		
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			So when we're talking about actually when we're talking about extremism, as I said,
		
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			it is a great disease, a great Moncure that is within the Muslim society.
		
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			And we have to realize this, and some people when they when they think for example, of the foragers,
one brother just said, you know,
		
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			The floor is better than the murgia. When they think of let's, let's take Finland, for example.
Let's say that everything that's said about Finland is true.
		
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			Some people when they think about people like Finland, they think, Oh, you know, this guy is finally
somebody, you know, finally fighting for Islam and so forth. But again, the question is, is the
results actually something good for Islam or not?
		
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			If you just want to be someone that can be used as an excuse to fight against Islam, and Muslims,
and Muslims themselves, which should be the first who disapprove of what he's doing, and should be
the first to oppose him.
		
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			The same thing is happening in Egypt, for example, was the actions of some extremist Muslims that
led to hundreds and 1000s, sometimes of Muslims being being put in prison, and torture, even though
they are innocent, they had nothing to do. And not only that, when you have sometimes a Muslim who's
kind of in the middle,
		
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			and he is not really completely Islamic, and he's not really completely non Islamic.
		
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			But you know what I mean, he's kind of like in the middle hasn't really decided which way he really
wants to take his life.
		
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			And he, these actions by the extremists, sometimes they are not in themselves, to drive that person
away from Islam,
		
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			even though he might be sincere. And he might really be thinking about Islam. And even in, for
example, in this country, I know some people who before September 11, they were reading about Islam
and thinking about Islam.
		
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			And were close to converting, and then after September 11, they wanted nothing to do with.
		
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			So, this is a kind of, as I said, the kind of net one of the many negative results
		
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			that can be the can be
		
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			it can, that can result from
		
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			the actions of the, of the extremists, and the presence of the extremists in our midst.
		
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			Now, many of times, of course,
		
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			and this is the this is the strange thing. I mean, sometimes even you can think of the most evil
thing, maybe some something positive might, might come out of it.
		
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			But you cannot use that as an excuse
		
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			to justify the evil thing that was done.
		
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			And as the what is the expression in
		
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			famous expression in Arabic.
		
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			And if equally cuffed Aloma was every, and it strike, there might be a lesson that you get, but that
doesn't mean you want to go out and be struck every time. And you should be able to try to find the
lessons and the benefits through ways which are,
		
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			which are better. So for example, even even in this kind of situation that's happening now.
		
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			Sometimes the door,
		
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			for example, the door for dollar, the door for presenting Islam has been has been open for Muslims
out and as a result of the statements that some people made about Islam. And they didn't make a
statement about Islam. And that gives us the opportunity and a chance to reply, and to give them
		
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			and what is the real Islam for example,
		
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			if you paid close attention to the to the media, after September 11.
		
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			And in particular,
		
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			if you if you listen to many of the Christian programs,
		
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			especially if you have like a shortwave radio, there's Christian programs all over the show.
		
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			After September 11,
		
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			there were many of these Christian groups, they were stressing the fact.
		
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			And you see how violence is Muslims are this is our now our opportunity
		
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			to go to the Muslims and give them the real message.
		
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			Of what what is the real message that they want? The real message of love.
		
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			This is now our chance to go there. Because you know we're Christians, we believe in peace and love.
		
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			This is now our chance to go into those for people who know nothing but violence.
		
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			And show them that, you know, this is the real mystery, the message of love and that's what they're
missing.
		
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			As I said sometimes this is an opportunity for ourselves to make Tao and to refute the false claims.
		
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			About this lab.
		
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			And one thing about Christianity, if you know the history of Christianity, it's not about love.
		
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			It's your Christianity is more about war than anything else.
		
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			And if for example, even the even the nature of Jesus Christ,
		
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			there's a book just recently published called when Jesus became God.
		
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			And he for about 300 years in the in the Christian community, they had different beliefs about
Jesus.
		
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			You know, some said, He's one of the Trinity he's equal, he's the same substance, as the Father and
Son, the other said, No, is equal, but is a different substance.
		
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			And they would actually fight and kill each other of these.
		
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			Until finally, you know, after the Constantinople everything in, in Constantine, and then the
forcing of of one view upon all the others,
		
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			after the 325, finally, one Christian group became the dominant force and force their view upon the
others,
		
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			again with violence.
		
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			And then in the history of Christianity, of course, you also have the Crusades.
		
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			He was this piece in love with the talking about
		
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			the crusades, there was only 17 different crusades
		
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			17 different crusades that went out in a holy war, to fight against the pagans.
		
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			And one thing noticeable about the many of those crusades, many of those armies, as they went from
Western Europe to Eastern Europe, if they ran into some Christian groups that they didn't
particularly like they would wipe them out also.
		
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			And then there was also the Inquisition in Spain, and so forth.
		
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			And then you have Christian countries of the 20th century, like the United States, how many wars has
the United States gotten into just since World War Two?
		
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			How many countries have they invaded and attacked?
		
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			But one of the one of the main differences on this issue between Islam and Christianity
		
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			is that when it comes
		
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			to the use of force, the legit legitimate use of force?
		
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			At least in Islam, we have very clear guidance that we can claim they might not agree with us, but
we can claim that this guidance comes from Allah subhana wa, Tada.
		
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			We know from our religion, what is illegal to use force? When is it not legal to force use force? In
other words, what is the just war and what is not to just work?
		
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			We know that straight from our foreign and from the sooner the problem.
		
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			The Christians don't have anything of that nature.
		
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			SLA Salam never was the leader of a community that has to go to war and distinguish between what is
war and what is in war.
		
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			And so therefore, in fact, some of the teachings you know, if you listen to them, they certainly
never applied by a Christian, you turn the other cheek, and all that kind of stuff. So the
Christians,
		
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			the Christians, over the years developed the concept of the just war.
		
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			The Christians, as human beings got together, they didn't have much guidance, certainly not the Old
Testament, if you know about wars and battles in the Old Testament.
		
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			And they got together and to develop the concept of the just war.
		
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			And now in the modern age, they have the audacity to talk about jihad, and to write about jihad, and
to say, do the Muslims have anything similar to the concept of a just war?
		
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			And it's from Allah subhanho wa Taala. We know what is the just war and what isn't it just
		
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			they on the other hand, they have no guidance. So they have to come up with different theories and
every 10 years, every 20 years, as they continue to write about what is adjust what they differ. And
they change their idea about what is the basis of adjust more, one is a word Justin.
		
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			So even these kind of attacks upon Islam, as I said,
		
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			and it we can use it against them.
		
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			And either they are not claiming they are not
		
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			what they're claiming that they're all about peace and love. And if they tried to spread the message
to the Muslims,
		
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			we should be and you already know that what they're saying is not true whatsoever, because many
Muslims I shouldn't say many muscles, but I know some Muslims who have actually been affected, and
some who have even left Islam for Christianity based on those four standard clips.
		
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			You know, they have people here like Billy Graham
		
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			since World War Two since the time actually, Harry Truman since World War Two,
		
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			every president whenever they go to war, they tried to get Billy Graham's blessing
		
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			doesn't matter what kind of the war for oil field grants. Fortunately for them, Billy Graham has
never met a war that he doesn't like, apparently, this Christian believer in peace and love and so
forth.
		
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			But unfortunately, as as I said, also,
		
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			of course, the ramifications can be much greater than that. And that is, obviously the loss of many
Muslim lives
		
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			when they use the actions of some muslim extremists, to attack Islam, and to open the door for the
attack upon Islam, and Muslims, and allow the killing of Muslims. And as we know many cases of that
nature,
		
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			speak too much about it.
		
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			So as I said, it opens the door for attacks upon Islam, and it also distorts the true picture of
Islam.
		
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			And when it distorts the true picture of Islam, as I said,
		
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			it takes even Muslims away from Islam sometimes.
		
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			Any they see,
		
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			they see this being presented as Islam. One, in fact, it is not
		
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			Islam whatsoever.
		
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			However, one of the one of the major things,
		
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			and probably,
		
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			you know, those people who are working against Islam, and we know, and it may be conspiracy theories
are sometimes blown up. But we know from the statements that there are people who don't like Islam,
and they're working against Islam.
		
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			And one of the major things by which they they use
		
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			through the actions of the terrorists and the actions of the extremists
		
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			is that by that they try to make people stray. Remember, the three groups as I said, before the the
liberals and the fundamentalists and extremists, they try to use the action of the extremists to
make people afraid of even being among that middle group that are following the Henderson nojima.
And what you could call the what they would like, or what you could call the fundamentalist so to
speak.
		
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			And by through propaganda, and so forth, they make Muslims to be a to be afraid of even being even
being associated with Islam.
		
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			Even if it is the, as I said, even if it is the true form of Islam.
		
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			And as I said, in the first lecture, one way that they do that is they use fundamentalists and
extremists interchangeably. In one sense, they'll be talking about the Muslim extremists, and all of
a sudden, they're just talking about muslim fundamentalists as if they're all one in the same
people.
		
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			And even within the Muslim community,
		
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			even within the Muslim community, there are certain actions that that are part of the Sharia part of
the Sunnah. And people are afraid to do them, because they don't want to be seen as as an extremist.
		
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			One case that I know of
		
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			that is, I mean, one issue that I know has come up a lot is the issue, for example of women covering
their faces.
		
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			And I've heard I've heard
		
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			For example, some sisters complaining in particular about their their parents, that their parents
will not allow them to cover their face.
		
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			Because they say that covering the face, this is the what the extremists do.
		
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			So don't do that.
		
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			What's next?
		
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			extremists go to the mosque.
		
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			Supposedly, right? Okay, so don't go to the mosque, you might be an extremist.
		
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			don't grow your beard you might be then
		
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			people think you're an extremist was the limits?
		
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			Well, I can assure you, if they can start removing these things one by one, they will move to the
next step.
		
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			Until they can try to eradicate almost everything of Islam by identifying it as these are what the
extremists do stay away from.
		
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			And as I said, if this were just a non Muslim, saying that there won't be a big problem, but within
the Muslim community, the effect of the media and the propaganda and influence is so great that
within the Muslim community, you can find people who do not want to do acts of the Sharia, that they
are supposed to do to be on the straight path, simply because they don't want to be labeled as an
expense.
		
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			As I said, as these ads get more and more any coming to the lecture for mosque, for example,
attending a session like this, to get knowledge about Islam to attend the lecture.
		
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			I need to attend a lecture, for example, this is a sign that you're interested in Islam, this might
be a sign that you might be there's a question mark. Now, you
		
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			might be an extremist. Otherwise, why would you go to a lecture?
		
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			I know there's a jump in the logic. But that's, you know, that's what you call effective
advertising.
		
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			So more and more, more and more acts are more and more as they describe the extremists. I told you
about that one book called how the horse level home. And this is their Islam, we're in the picture,
they have the person wearing the shorts robe and the beard, it says that same kind of thing.
		
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			And he tried to identify even the actions of the sooner the actions of the from Mama, as being some
kind of extreme.
		
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			And why people are listening to that, why is it affecting them? Because they are extremist who have
done certain acts? And yes, we don't approve of their acts, nobody approves of their acts.
		
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			Nobody, I don't want to be called an extremist. Nobody wants to be called an extremist.
		
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			But you have to realize that, you know, just because they did certain acts, which are extreme
doesn't mean now you leave everything about Islam.
		
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			But that is that is happening unfortunately to some people.
		
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			In other aspects.
		
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			Even for example, the the concept of By the way, the concept of jihad.
		
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			And in the concept of jihad people Muslims are you can see Muslims are kind of trying to distance
themselves more and more from the concept of jihad.
		
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			Obviously, the Quran
		
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			talks about jihad in many cases in many places.
		
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			And in fact, the Jihad
		
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			it's true as many types of jihad and Jihad has many aspects to it. But one of the most important
forms of jihad
		
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			is the legitimate use of force
		
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			to make the lawfulness of and without a supreme.
		
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			But now, if you if you were to stop many Muslims in the streets, in the United States, and ask them,
Do you believe in Jihad?
		
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			But you many of them would say, No, no,
		
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			you had those experiments, you know, they, they make you happy.
		
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			And if they pass that on to the next generation, what's going to happen?
		
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			No one is going to change over time. The ultimate result could be the no one is going to have the
understanding that at some time, you might need to stand up and defend Islam.
		
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			If we don't speak about this, and make people understand what is really jihad, what's the difference
between jihad, and what the extremists are doing?
		
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			And what the terrorists are doing.
		
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			And we don't understand it clearly, then this is what could happen over time.
		
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			The people become so distant from jihad, that the concept itself may be lost among Muslim Muslims.
		
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			And so therefore, if the enemies ever tried to attack Islam to be open
		
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			another thing closely even also closely related to that is Islam the word Islam.
		
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			How many times have you heard recently that Islam means peace?
		
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			Which I'll do a trick on, you know, how many times have you heard recently that Islam means peace?
Raise your hand.
		
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			What's the relationship between raising your hand and how many times have you heard the
		
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			How many of you heard people say that this that means peace?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Is that true? Islam is peace.
		
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			Now,
		
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			one of the meanings of the word Islam, I challenge any of you
		
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			I challenge any of you to go to any classical Arabic dictionary and apparently this brothers already
done the work for you.
		
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			And show me where Islam means peace. What Islam does not mean peace, as the brother was saying, you
know, actually the root you know, the root yes comes from the same root as the word sinner. And the
root in essence, the meaning is,
		
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			you know, to be like free of defections, free of
		
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			disease, real weakness and this kind of thing.
		
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			But Islam is the submission to Allah subhanho wa Taala and so forth. Doesn't mean peace, you
		
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			know, far enough apart come from the same route. But, you know, so tell me that you're gonna make
Nepal towards your wife because she gets Nepal
		
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			the big difference between the two
		
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			but when you when you keep spreading this that Islam means peace again, you're taking away because
Islam also means justice.
		
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			If someone's gonna say Islam means peace, I'm gonna say Islam is just
		
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			course Islam doesn't mean justice, right? Just want to see if you're paying attention presently
nobody was paying attention.
		
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			It's not Islam also stands for justice.
		
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			Right, idle is one of the key concepts in the Quran.
		
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			And sometimes, in order to get justice, in order to get out of jail, you have to resort to force.
		
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			I can imagine our children the next generation or our grandchildren here in the United States, when
they hear about Muslims making jihad or fighting some place, asking their fathers or their
grandfathers, it's not means peace, helping these people are fighting over it.
		
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			That means peace. We're like the Christians, we believe in peace.
		
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			Also, like all, all innovations, all groups of innovations, and basically as we said before,
		
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			extremism is a form of
		
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			innovation type of innovation,
		
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			like all innovations, is extremism and extremist groups, the presence of extremist groups among the
Muslims causes division.
		
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			And with the vision also, oftentimes, obviously, you get hatred and rancor among the Muslims.
		
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			We know clearly from the Quran
		
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			that we as Muslims are supposed to come together but we come together not just in the name of Islam,
but we have to come together on some basis as Allah subhanho wa Taala says, Yeah, you're Latina
motoko la hapa de partie. Well at mo tuna 11 to Muslim on the move we have Lila Jamia wallet to
barafu and Allah subhanho wa Taala is telling us in these verses to have the proper cupolas man with
Allah according to what is right and do not save as Muslims and whole all together to the roof of
Allah subhanho wa Taala to the court of Allah subhanho wa Taala and do not divide
		
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			and he do not divide among yourself. So the key the thing that brings us together is this quarter
will this manner without in other words the revelation from Allah subhanho wa Taala the Koran and as
soon and as if we have the proper Temple of Allah subhana wa tada inshallah Allah subhanho wa Taala
will bring us together
		
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			along that path.
		
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			And that is the key to our unity. That is the real unity among the most. And anytime there comes
there appears a kind of bid up or innovation among the Muslims, there's going to be division.
		
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			There's going to be division because insha Allah as the professor cinemas told us,
		
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			there will always be at least some Muslims who are following the right way.
		
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			And those Muslims when they see this bit out when they see this group,
		
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			these heretics they will have to oppose them.
		
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			They will have to oppose what they're doing for the sake of all this man with that.
		
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			In fact just after those verses in which Allah subhanho wa Taala is talking about his bounty how he
brought the Muslims together was put on that was La La come with come to my done other and fella for
being a political force back to me Never
		
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			Vina Juana Coco tamala Shiva has not been called akumina
		
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			is Erica you know local Maya de la la contested own words are coming to your own a lot of hair, we
are more on a bit narrow, we're in her own and in Moncure hola como
		
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			in the same set of verses in which Allah subhanho wa Taala is reminding the Sahaba of the, of the of
the bounty that they gave them how he brought their hearts together, and be then they became
brethren by His grace.
		
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			And they were on the pits of the of the fire in Allah subhanho wa Taala save them. Then also Allah
subhana wa tada said, there should be a group among you calling to what is good, or ordering, what
is proper, and eradicating what is evil. And those are the ones who are successful.
		
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			So it always has to be a characteristic of the believers,
		
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			that when they see an innovation, or when they see a wrong deed, it is their obligation to
		
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			eradicate it, to work against it to try to remove it.
		
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			So if you have, for example, an extremist act like in the case of the problem homosassa when you
heard about those people who did some extreme acts,
		
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			he ordered them to stop what they're doing.
		
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			And when he referred to the whites who are coming, he said, you know, as I quoted yesterday, if I
were among them, or if I were to meet them, I would destroy them like the way the people of odd were
destroyed.