Jamal Zarabozo – Principles Of Fiqh Part 11

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The concept of the Quran is discussed, including its use in relation to the SunGeneration and the importance of verbal and actions in conveying information. The speakers emphasize the importance of proving actions and understanding the meaning of "just following" in the language. The speakers also discuss various actions and actions related to a process, including actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises, actions to promises,

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			feminist apology.
		
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			I assume most of you enjoyed the last week's lectures
		
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			as being the clearest
		
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			that we've had so far, I apologize for that. Well, last time we left off, we finished the
		
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			wouldn't believe it a long time.
		
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			We finished a Gibson
		
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			any proving that this is a project
		
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			and we discussed some not necessarily minor points, but some points about the relationship between
the Quran and the Sunnah, which one of them takes precedence.
		
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			Now we have a 60. We had to pick it up again. That's right. You were not here to represent your
mother. Yeah.
		
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			So today, we want to we have to brought broaden our
		
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			concept of the summit. And how did we define some before
		
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			there's no chocolate
		
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			primer, you and I had a big argument about
		
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			definition of some
		
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			silly for a long time.
		
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			People are after spring break, you come back after one week.
		
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			Long time ago.
		
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			Okay. We defined some Yeah.
		
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			Action,
		
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			statements.
		
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			approval.
		
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			And I said Actually, this one is unnecessary.
		
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			Because it is part of the actions of the provinces.
		
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			And with respect to statements, we're not interested in the fact that he spoke we're interested in
the effects or what the words that he
		
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			said what do they mean?
		
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			is
		
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			a test that is not explicit and if you approve of something by not saying anything.
		
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			Sorry, tell us today we want to widen our perspective a little bit. and discuss today we're going to
start discussing one of the most
		
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			difficult topics or is the topic and which is most differences of opinion among dilemma.
		
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			If we think of the prophets I send them
		
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			and some of the goals some of the duties some of them we talked about before
		
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			and it was his obligation to convey the message to invite people to the message
		
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			to make clear and the message in other words make clear the meanings of the Quran
		
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			to those who have duty to make
		
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			50 or to bring up the Muslims in the correct way.
		
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			Well in order to do that use different methods and Allah subhana wa tada when Allah subhanho wa
Taala Quran
		
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			and it has many reasons for a while the data reveals a quote on wisdom messenger. And he did not
just for example, reveal the book to a mountain, someone goes and finds but Allah subhana wa tada
revealed it any tool or messenger to a human being. And there are many there are many reasons behind
that. And in order to fulfill his mission, the problem how Mr. Selim use different methods.
		
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			And he used the different methods to convey the message and all of those different methods have some
effect. And also and all of them are should be dealt with in a specific way.
		
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			Well, if we think for example of how someone has to teach someone else,
		
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			how they educationalists
		
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			education is basically there's three ways of teaching or passing on knowledge to someone else.
Right? Correct me if I'm wrong.
		
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			One is by the stated words.
		
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			And e bike payments, you tell people certain searches, and you give them sentences, conveying the
truth. And this is one way to teach them. This is for example, the way of the Quran. And the Quran
is actually words that you listen to and you ponder over. And he This is one way of conveying
information and much of the Sooners of this type.
		
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			That Jan is a public system spoke to people here. He gave lectures. For example, Friday
		
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			He asked the question who sofa
		
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			statements is one of the easiest ways to convey information which is conceptual,
		
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			and is something that you cannot actually show. So for example, with respect to the day of judgment
and things like that, the process has
		
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			had to rely on things in order to give conceptual meanings of what will occur during the event.
		
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			The second way of passing on knowledge to another is by your action.
		
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			And by setting an example,
		
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			for other people, or by demonstrating the thing that you're trying to teach,
		
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			well, this plays almost with respect to the sun. Now, if you read the Hadith of the Prophet SLM, and
he lists, like almost as an important role, as the as the
		
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			and if someone sees the the, the teaching being implemented is much easier for him to understand
what you're talking about. And it's much easier for him to to grasp exactly what you're referring
to, for example, in some of the poor schools, and if they don't have lab,
		
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			maybe somebody who grew up like this, when you were in it, when I was in junior high, we had
chemistry lab, we could go do all our experiments there. Some people, they just have the book, and
they read the book and says that, if you do such and such with this chemical and that chemical, you
get a reaction.
		
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			But the one who just reads it, compared to the one who's actually doing it any they're
understanding,
		
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			the understanding, and also they're they're keeping up that knowledge. And he is completely
different between the two. So the problem.
		
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			And in one of the ways that he taught, one of the ways that he conveyed the message was to videx.
		
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			And by demonstrating things to people, this was one of the ways that he conveyed this
		
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			an example of this type, how, sometimes there's difficult topics that if you don't actually see them
being performed, you will not understand them properly, is with respect to the head.
		
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			If you do not know what the different actions of the heights are, and what they look like, you've
never seen them before, it will be difficult to understand from exactly what they're referring to.
But this might be one of the reasons why that hasn't we never made had when it came to any his book,
		
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			when it came to the topic of head, Muller has many strengths to tell us because he's never seen the
highs and he doesn't know exactly what he's referring to. So any demonstrating what is going on is a
very important way of conveying information. Well, this is one of the ways of the problem.
		
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			And when it comes to a solution, we have to we have to consider and his actions as a source of.
		
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			And third, which is
		
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			basically the third one up there.
		
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			The third way of conveying knowledge is for the teacher to supervise. And either to approve or
disapprove of what the what the people are doing. Well, this is the province that seldom used to do.
And he used to keep an eye on what his followers were doing. And if they did something incorrect,
you would correct them. And if it is something if they did something incorrectly, you would either
be quiet, or he would praise that actually be quiet would be that when
		
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			tacit approval. And it came to be the case that the Sahaba themselves would do act in front of the
system. And in order for the process to them to see see them doing it in order for them for the
system to either approve of the action, or disapprove. So now if we try to
		
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			find it from all sorts of point of view, if we tried to capture all of the different accidents, and
now we see that in fact, they're much more than then these three, these are the three basic ways of
passing on knowledge. But the policy has been in use other methods.
		
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			One is the proper second statement
		
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			finally figured out a good way to do this with English hair. But the number in the middle and put
the Erica was
		
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			one
		
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			of those things that he approved of.
		
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			But there are other things that form part of the sooner
		
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			that we also
		
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			should do our best to
		
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			to realize that they're not exactly the same thing as this. One is to travel.
		
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			Okay, all right. The information
		
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			Writing information for example, some of the Sahaba
		
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			Elisha here means
		
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			Yanni any kind of motion that you do that has a meaning to it.
		
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			For example, during the
		
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			call the sign language,
		
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			we put in parentheses, I mean in
		
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			quotation marks, put them in quotation marks. And for example, during the height of the province, I
was asked by some people that they did one acts as a hedge before another act.
		
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			And instead of answering them he made a motion. And this motion that he made implied that there's
nothing wrong with what they did.
		
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			So these motions have different meanings to them. Sometimes they mean approval, sometimes they mean.
		
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			Yeah, okay, I'm doing this for for specific reasons.
		
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			Okay, for example, this one,
		
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			though things it's considered doing.
		
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			Okay. He considered doing
		
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			did not actually do them.
		
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			But he considered doing it.
		
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			What else might there be?
		
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			I forget anything.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			You can read that. And it is these are the acts that the public systems specifically did not do, or
he avoided these acts.
		
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			No.
		
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			It is activity
		
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			specifically avoided doing this also, again, it's going to have a role and also is
		
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			actually, we could take the whole rest of the semester just discussing these topics, but I don't
think people would like to
		
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			like that too much.
		
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			And the last one
		
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			is getting to the bottom of the
		
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			corner,
		
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			pointing out
		
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			the reason for something
		
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			another
		
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			day divided into eight
		
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			pointing out
		
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			I think the first one who did it, I think was up to shoot but I'm not sure he was the first.
		
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			Now with respect to the statements of the province and
		
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			the same rules apply to these statements as applied.
		
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			In other words, we deal with the policy statements, whether it's a general statement or specific
statements,
		
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			whether it is unconstrained and constrained, we deal with them in the same way as we deal with
		
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			the verses of the Quran.
		
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			So we'd like to leave that
		
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			for later. Because right now we want to deal with topics, specifically concerned with segments.
		
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			This last one here.
		
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			could be either a statement or an action
		
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			depends on
		
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			the way we're going to we're going to discuss this. And I went up actually going to discuss all of
them because
		
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			I would take too much that we might discuss this one.
		
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			But what we're going to do is we're going to call these
		
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			here, from three to seven.
		
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			These are
		
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			actions which are not explicit.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			NGOs are non explicit action. And some of them What do you call it an action or not? Obviously, for
example, number six, number seven. Number three.
		
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			And it is questionable whether you call them an action or not. So we'll just deal with that by
calling them non explicit action.
		
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			And this one was called explicit action.
		
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			Okay,
		
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			what's wrong with it?
		
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			There's always has to be something wrong in the
		
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			comments.
		
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			Yeah, apparently I'm not very happy with
		
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			you. Very happy with this, I'm very happy with it.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now with respect to actions to the promises, no explicit actions as many different types. And we're
going to go into like, get into getting to those. That's basically what we're going to be.
		
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			So if we have some time, we might
		
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			create one of these,
		
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			one of these
		
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			to be added and
		
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			it could be either a statement or
		
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			if it's an action that depends on how it's done, it might be by shadow might be bank seven, and it
could actually
		
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			by No,
		
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			I don't think I would think
		
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			Now, before we move on to discuss these axes of process
		
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			specific action, we have to prove
		
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			that they are in fact
		
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			the actions of the process
		
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			are they actually the source of law and authority?
		
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			Any ideas about
		
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			what's your profit is?
		
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			Wow.
		
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			Yeah, the the best of the best thing would be
		
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			okay, these kinds of proof might be just referring to his statements.
		
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			Because when I attack him, he gives you
		
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			advice.
		
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			Why don't we stick with
		
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			Okay, what about this verse says that if you
		
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			truly love a love and follow me,
		
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			and Allah will forgive your sins?
		
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			What's the meaning of
		
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			following?
		
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			Does it mean following his commands
		
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			His commands and prohibitions? Or does it also mean following his actions?
		
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			Give me some Javea.
		
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			Okay, yeah, let's just stick with this one first. For the time being.
		
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			Okay, what?
		
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			Okay. It does, in fact, include both.
		
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			And in fact, in the Quran, sometimes it's referred, it is used exclusively for the actions of a
specific
		
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			thing, but sometimes it's used specifically for that. It means both.
		
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			Okay, okay. We'll get to that. Of course.
		
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			That's what we're here for.
		
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			Okay, the other, the other versus the most other machine
		
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			that can in the computer also live with what will happen. What's the meaning of
		
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			the verse by the way says that you have in the messenger
		
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			The best,
		
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			the best model or the best example to follow for so many, what's the word in the verse?
		
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			So has more than one, by the way,
		
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			what does it mean in this verse
		
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			and you're saying
		
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			For example,
		
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			some people object to this using this verse as a proof
		
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			for
		
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			for saying that the Father, the father's actions to be followed because
		
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			they said this, this verse is referring to a particular event
		
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			about having suffered or having patients during the time of battle.
		
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			So, they think that the worst thing that you have in the province I send them a perfect example of
having patience during time of battle. So you should also have patience during the tempo, but
actually the Arabic language and you will not use law for someone if you mean just follow him in one
thing,
		
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			okay, in other words, just following him and patience, you cannot use the word which was a more
general term meaning now he is an example
		
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			for you to follow.
		
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			So we have from the crowd, we have some proof
		
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			that the action is the process. And
		
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			by the way, there is no advance point.
		
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			It is not it matters the essence of the POS system or
		
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			some of the olema, even some of the well known allamah, like coffee.
		
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			And many of the sharrah, they do not consider it
		
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			unless there's an explicit evidence that it is different.
		
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			From the Aggies also, there's some examples
		
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			that we could use, Danny has proof that the policies
		
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			that his actions, for example, when he said that, when those three people asked about
		
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			the way he worship,
		
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			and each one says that he would do something other than what the publicist did.
		
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			He said, Whoever turns from my son, that he is not from me.
		
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			But here, the polycephalum use the word his son now or when he said, My son now is actually
referring to is that.
		
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			And he was clearly clearly showing that from the President's point of view, and his son includes his
action.
		
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			So now we come to the question.
		
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			As
		
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			brother Othman mentioned,
		
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			this, obviously, by the way, there's another with respect to the second versus another problem with
adverse look, again, in the comment what, in general,
		
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			doesn't mean the same thing as Alec.
		
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			And Allison, I know what that is not the American would imply that following the profit center
lemons.
		
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			But diversity is a common set of values.
		
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			what's the what's the response to that?
		
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			What's the rest of the verse?
		
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			Man,
		
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			law,
		
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			the ending of the verse, so that anyone who truly believes or is looking forward or looking towards
the Day of Judgment, then he should take the problem
		
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			as any AS Roma. So by the end of the first part of the verse, in fact, doesn't imply that it is
obligatory to follow the proper analysis. But that condition at the end, kind of changes the niche.
		
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			So as I said, as Othman mentioned,
		
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			let's ignore these for a while, we're not going to discuss these today for sure.
		
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			Obviously, not all of the actions of the provinces.
		
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			And as far as I know, no, there's no item who says that all of the actions of
		
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			Jani are or let's put it this way, not all the actions of the politician or
		
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			not all the actions of the politician are meant to be followed by the woman.
		
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			Okay, so now we have to figure out
		
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			we have to determine then, what are the actions of the process? And again, we're just talking now
about the specifics. We're going to divide these into different categories.
		
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			And then we'll determine which one of these categories are in fact, good, what are meant to be
followed and which ones are not? Which ones are not.
		
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			Any questions so far before I erases a category
		
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			and the reason by the way off manner
		
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			Or
		
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			the reason they are split into these ages, because each one
		
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			has a different effect.
		
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			And each one has different strengths.
		
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			And that's why it is divided into these categories.
		
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			Sure,
		
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			have you not assuming any career, what we mean by this is that you don't do anything that means you
prove
		
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			it. That's what this is saying. You don't do anything it means you prove.
		
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			So
		
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			yeah, that's why we call it non explicit action. The point is, if we get to this later, and it
appointed that if the promise I sent him see something wrong, it has his office, his obligation upon
him to correct.
		
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			So if something happens in front of them, there's some conditions, obviously any, the thing has to
occur by someone who is a believer. And, for example, if one of them any one of the proposes
something, and he doesn't say anything, that doesn't matter.
		
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			But if one of the believers, and even even we can exclude the Menaka pain, if one of the believe is
that something in front of him,
		
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			and he does not correct it.
		
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			Then from the point of view, this means he is approving
		
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			it, so you cannot get a case where he's neither approving or disapproving.
		
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			The clip.
		
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			Now he's gonna do a flowchart.
		
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			He can tell you that a lot of time with nothing to do during the past 10 days. So we're gonna do a
flowchart to determine what are the different acts of the policy?
		
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			And what is there? In general, we're going to state whether or not they're good or not. And then
we'll discuss them more explicitly.
		
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			So the first thing is that the policy acts, what you did
		
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			may be related to someone else.
		
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			Or simply
		
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			something he did by himself.
		
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			Okay, that's the first question.
		
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			What I mean by that may be related
		
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			to someone else.
		
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			So for example, if the politician have ordered someone to do something, that order is a kind of
action.
		
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			And we want to we want to get rid of that kind
		
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			of actions by now or something that he did by himself, in other words did not involve anyone else.
		
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			If it involves someone else,
		
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			then it's called
		
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			something we'll discuss
		
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			very briefly.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Now,
		
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			these are actions that have to do with someone else that is going to come up to you now there's
different categories of the actions.
		
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			So this is the first.
		
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			Yeah, yeah, those are actions that are related to someone else.
		
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			Okay, so we want to talk about types
		
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			of explicit actions. Remember, we're just doing that first category, explicit action.
		
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			Okay, we have the first time because,
		
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			by the way, before, before I get into this, let me just say something about the actions of the
province of cinema in general.
		
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			Number one, most of the most of the differences of opinion and
		
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			most of the differences is related to the actions of the province. And the different way that it is
to be preferred
		
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			in most of the differences,
		
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			and you can trace it back,
		
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			which describes the process of doing something and one person interpreted one way and somebody else
interpret another way.
		
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			So that means the better we understand or the better actually the other man understands
		
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			the better the scores understand this topic of action.
		
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			into the conversation.
		
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			And this will remove many of the differences of opinion that you find amongst the
		
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			amongst the
		
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			Secondly, it is the topic, the actions of the Prophet SLM is a topic that is not dealt with very
well in the books.
		
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			And in the books, if not dealt with very well. And in general, they are discussing one type of
action, which we will mention, and at the bottom over here, and they never really explained that
they are discussing that type of action and
		
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			other types of action,
		
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			even, for example,
		
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			one of the best of the handling scholars in his book,
		
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			and he didn't make connection to the public system at all.
		
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			And he didn't even mention,
		
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			what's the author's name of this book?
		
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			How much How long did How much did he discuss?
		
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			Maybe one page, I think.
		
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			So it is a topic that, as I said, most of the differences are related to this topic yet. And in many
of the scholars themselves have not
		
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			discussed this topic property. And finally, there's only actually forward
		
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			there's only four words that are explicitly about the actions, the promises.
		
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			And again, when it comes to the statements of the prophets, and it has many words, discussing the
		
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			general and specific statements, and so forth, you'll find many works. But when it comes to the
action,
		
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			there's only four words that explicitly describe the actions of the process and them in detail. Two
of them are not published.
		
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			Have a look.
		
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			from university.
		
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			So and if you don't have those two books that are available, if the two of them are
		
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			in manuscript form, then you will not be able to actually to really read about the actions of the
public.
		
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			And the end the detail that this is
		
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			necessary to have a draft
		
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			report, by the way, I have the same name,
		
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			you will be surprised by what the name is.
		
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			One is by
		
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			about 750 pages that says this PhD dissertation
		
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			and the other one is by Mohammed.
		
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			This one I don't really recommend very much, because
		
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			you can read about 100 pages without getting the point that what he's
		
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			trying to say. And he This one is very clear, very easy to read.
		
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			Now he is a professor at University.
		
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			This was not a PhD dissertation.
		
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			This is just a series of books. And also one of the books that he wrote was about topics that do not
belong to.
		
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			Yeah, I think yeah, that's the first one.
		
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			And of course, he discusses them in detail.
		
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			Then he could just list them on a piece of page 10 a piece of paper, that's old book.
		
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			So just by the way, is in the, in the library in Denver mosque in Denver.
		
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			The two thoughts one is by someone in
		
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			Iraq in the 600.
		
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			And the other one is by
		
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			the 700
		
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			is very famous and heavy.
		
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			But these two by the way are not complete as also as Mohammed, they do not discuss all of the topic.
		
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			For me my means as if it was never written.
		
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			But
		
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			why?
		
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			For one thing, I would love to have an opportunity to find them most likely. And even if I find
them, I won't be able to read them.
		
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			So the first one is
		
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			actually dealing with others.
		
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			So if it is something that he did, by himself has nothing to do with anyone else
		
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			that he could have been
		
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			Or could have been, that's the act
		
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			that could have been
		
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			Yeah,
		
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			I didn't lose your editor
		
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			we're making Okay, we have now one action one category. And when we're done with this one, we're
going to have a list of different types of action
		
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			because this flowchart as I call it gonna move over here
		
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			the rest of here, how did we get this list by going through this
		
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			this is by the way, it's supposed to be easy to make things clear making
		
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			systems perform
		
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			could have been
		
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			due to his
		
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			natural disposition
		
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			This was national edition or
		
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			maybe because of the customs of his people
		
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			of his people at that time remember the policies human being just like any other human being
		
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			and he has a nature that he wasn't he was not different than any other human being.
		
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			So therefore, he had certain actions which were part of the natural disposition that he liked some
things
		
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			and it's just like something
		
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			just because he's a human being he likes some type of food and he did like a test
		
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			and he smiled is based upon a certain form when he got mad is based upon a certain form all these
are parts of his natural disposition.
		
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			Similarly, some of the DC performed was because
		
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			because of the
		
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			other people
		
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			in other words, they used to dress a certain way
		
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			they used to build the houses out of certain materials so forth or some of the activity performed
		
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			could have been for some
		
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			for some worldly benefit
		
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			remote some
		
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			shall we say worldly harm
		
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			okay. So could have any of these three or
		
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			that he could have been
		
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			implementing this
		
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			could have been part of this implement could have been part of this implementing
		
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			okay.
		
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			We can put all that in the box and make it look pretty.
		
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			These free air
		
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			acts out of the natural because of his natural disposition or because of the customs of his people
or for some worldly benefits or to move some worldly harm and it is a tree now
		
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			separate categories.
		
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			From here in Arabic And over there
		
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			are three separate categories again, because each one
		
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			point of view each one will have its own importance.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			The first one is
		
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			these are the acts that he did out of his natural disposition.
		
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			Okay, the second one
		
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			third one is
		
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			C
		
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			satellite.
		
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			Okay, so these three are three more categories
		
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			of natural disposition
		
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			of the customer.
		
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			First of all, as I said, that refers to
		
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			cron, but even if it's not referring to the cron can it was not included.
		
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			And he said, that's what he speaks. And that's the first this cannot apply to x
		
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			right?
		
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			And you cannot interpret that verse to also mean x.
		
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			Okay,
		
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			that's okay. What these things here
		
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			categories 234 in general, these are not to be taken as goodwill
		
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			they are not to be taking an example for us
		
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			all the show all the show simply that you perform here all of them are permissible.
		
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			If you want to define something from a point of view, these are not part of
		
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			do that.
		
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			But you cannot do them and this is
		
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			the difference.
		
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			We're going to discuss these in more detail now. We're just coming up with a different candidate.
Well, we'll end up with I think 10 categories if I remember correctly.
		
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			The next question
		
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			is
		
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			okay. So now, let's go from here
		
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			to over here,
		
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			which one
		
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			categories,
		
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			which kind of over here
		
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			to say for
		
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			example, I think I give examples here. So like, for example, pumpkin
		
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			is natural dismissal is like three episode level.
		
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			Custom that he used to wear some type of clothing, which was the clothing of his people kind of used
to travel a certain way that was based on the customer.
		
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			For the purpose is to do business dealings and like he when he died, and he has, he has something
mortgage with the Jewish
		
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			no one says that everyone when they die, they should have something mortgage and he was the Jewish
person. Okay.
		
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			It means this is permissible. Okay. What I'm saying is that these actions do not form a goodwill or
an example for us if we should call. But all of them of course, I'm about
		
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			everything in the process, and I'm good here is proof that these things
		
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			are from
		
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			the clear support
		
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			losing anyone
		
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			following this video,
		
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			Or implementing
		
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			the act that he performed could be a typo.
		
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			miraculous act
		
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			we call it.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now, what do you think?
		
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			He obviously did not perform. These are not the type of photos. And we're not expected to to take
these as soon as the processing them and follow them.
		
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			No, we are not expected to do them.
		
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			When the man went to the heaven,
		
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			that must have me as we are expected to do.
		
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			But it is something that she did, following
		
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			the commands of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			That's not that's not specific for him.
		
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			And he's actually the first one who did that. Apparently, the first one who did that was one of the
Sahaba promises.
		
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			And it holds up all these miracles were any more food appeared
		
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			for him, and so forth. We're not expected to follow those
		
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			going this way mark is going to switch. Yes, is going to
		
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			actually should be in the form of the question. Yes.
		
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			So now
		
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			it could be
		
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			something
		
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			particular for the public.
		
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			Know not always go down.
		
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			This categorical.
		
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			I think everyone knows this.
		
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			Danny something in particular for the politicians.
		
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			What's the call
		
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			to action could be
		
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			something guess what the promises
		
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			made more than
		
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			more than full life.
		
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			This was something I particularly for the public system, the public system was not allowed to
receive.
		
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			Other things actually, this by the way, this category is very small, maybe 16 items
		
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			that are authentic and true to the narrative back to this policy.
		
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			So we're talking about a very small category.
		
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			I assume the one before now, is this by the way, is this something that we should take as an
example? Obviously,
		
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			by definition, obviously not. How are we going to well, we have anything which is
		
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			that we should be following
		
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			this to argue.
		
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			So what we're trying to we're trying what we're trying to do is get down to see what are the actions
that are occurring
		
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			No, no we can't start with good when
		
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			we start with the directions and start throwing them off one by one. Yeah.
		
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			Those are physical.
		
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			Okay, we'll get to that don't worry
		
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			we're gonna get to that
		
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			okay.
		
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			Now again if you're implementing this area
		
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			need to actually perform
		
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			the action you perform
		
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			could have been
		
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			something which which explains a verse in the Quran explains the meaning of the Quran
		
00:51:12 --> 00:51:14
			or could have been something
		
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			yummy implementing the command
		
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			Okay, implementing this
		
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			deck it could have been
		
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			related
		
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			to a specific revelation.
		
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			So, the action that you did could have been related to a specific revelation or explaining the
meaning of the Quran or implementing the command of a product
		
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			or it may not be related
		
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			to any particular reason for
		
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			any specific revelation.
		
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			The first one which is explained in the Quran, this is called them
		
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			Hello
		
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			any spring
		
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			data for example orders in Iran for something to be done and
		
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			that is the sport implementing the plan that is called
		
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			early
		
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			so now we have seven eight.
		
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			action,
		
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			action implement.
		
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			What do you think about the analogies?
		
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			Definitely okay.
		
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			They are definitely part of the syllabus we are to do our best to fall.
		
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			Where did I go now?
		
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			Next classroom
		
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			at UC Berkeley, always have those, throw them up and the next one comes down.
		
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			Did you go bring them
		
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			okay.
		
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			If it is not related to Revelation,
		
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			not related to Revelation it might be an action done while waiting for revelation.
		
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			Which one
		
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			this one implementing the city of reaction could have been related to specific revelation
		
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			This may be related to someone else or simply by himself.
		
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			Now, this is all Yeah, this is all under this point.
		
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			And others the weightless artworks.
		
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			All of these actions underneath here, which go down here is all action
		
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			involved and what else
		
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			we keep taking different types of actions out of it, we're now down to here.
		
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			An implement
		
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			the action could have been related to a specific revelation, such as explaining the plan or
implementing the Quran, or it may not have been related to Revelation.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			There's two things number one, for example, in a general
		
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			way, versus in general, as we did, as we talked about the court, what's the
		
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			job to explain? You can explain it by words or implemented okay. His actions explain the meaning of
every otherwise other verses which are clear the problem with that is ordering the Muslims to do
something and the second individuals, so
		
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			there are different than in the way we deal with them will be different. And this one, again, is
your good luck.
		
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			Without any question about now, this is not related to specific revelation
		
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			could have been something of a system injured while waiting for revolution.
		
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			There'll be another supposedly another box
		
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			which is okay.
		
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			Or or not?
		
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			This, this type of action
		
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			is known as
		
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			the imprimatur.
		
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			Okay,
		
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			let's put an eye up here because we're running out of room
		
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			while waiting.
		
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			This one
		
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			depends on what
		
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			is the resolution that finally comes agrees with the action of the public sector limits is something
we should look to as an example, if the revelation comes
		
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			that disagrees with what the politicians did while waiting for the revelation then we have to
neglect this action and follow the revelation.
		
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			And then the last one
		
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			after this,
		
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			none of the above.
		
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			Something that doesn't fit into any of those categories.
		
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			This is this is the most controversial topic.
		
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			This none of the above categories.
		
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			And it is called this one down here. After you went through all these
		
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			it comes to before after. Okay, just
		
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			that he doesn't fit into any of these other categories. Yes, they are.
		
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			Yes, good example.
		
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			What is?
		
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			up?
		
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			Guys?
		
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			Yeah, this is
		
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			not this is probably this one.
		
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			So this is most likely hit either this one.
		
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			And why did he go that way? Maybe there was something in the road in his way. So he went wrong for
this one.
		
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			For example,
		
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			see
		
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			outside?
		
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			What would you put
		
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			arbitrary obstacles is a natural disposition? Not because of the customs, people, they don't have to
wait, why am I not signing up?
		
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			Doesn't seem to be for some worldly benefits
		
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			doesn't seem to be miraculous. There's no evidence that it just for the public system.
		
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			Is it implementing the plan?
		
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			Or explaining
		
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			it he made a lot of aid itself. But having said that the lead outside of the mosque and you have
trouble
		
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			adding
		
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			an action that he did while waiting for revelation? Well, we know that's not the case, because there
was no real revelation that came down. So therefore it comes under here.
		
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			Everything that doesn't fit into this category.
		
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			not related to a specific revelation.
		
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			Yeah. Okay, maybe 90s? High. But yeah,
		
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			that's the problem. That's why it is a very important topic and has to be understood.
		
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			And what you do is you say that praying outside the mosque is legit.
		
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			Why not?
		
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			So you all have already grown up in?
		
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			You don't say this praying outside the mosque is legit, why not? Many,
		
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			many of you would say yes, it is what, because of this category.
		
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			And this category,
		
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			whatever the province is waiting for us to do.
		
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			Others would say okay, you have to look for that stuff.
		
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			Before you can put it into these
		
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			symbols, I believe the Medicaid they said that the reason the provinces didn't did it, is because
the mask was too small to hold everyone. And in other words, for them, it's not the same as it needs
to be for.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So this none of the above categories.
		
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			Very,
		
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			very important.
		
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			Like if he's talking and he happens to for example, they said that he only used move, I think in
Japan, and just think,
		
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			okay, we're gonna discuss this in more detail right now.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay, that's what I'm saying that some of those who need me some of those
		
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			might have been something about the crisis. Why? Because they have to follow the process.
		
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			But it would be probably mostly here.
		
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			And if
		
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			any, okay, let's talk about this, right now for a second. This, this 10th category. There's three
ways to approach this category.
		
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			One group
		
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			has no place to lay. One group says
		
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			one group says that whatever the father says to them did, has a bearing upon us and in other words
we are supposed to follow
		
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			and
		
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			No, that's not true. But anyway, let me finish.
		
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			Let me finish this thing. It doesn't matter whether the action
		
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			that
		
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			Regardless of what the action was for the policies, and we have to do
		
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			it as one group, they said, regardless of what the action was for the public sector, then we have to
do it. Or actually, this group can be split into three. One group says it's obligatory for us to do.
So in other words, bring aid outside of the mosque is what another word said. other one said all
these are must have.
		
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			Okay. So bring them outside. And we'll have another one says, Is there something about?
		
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			The second group said that, look, we just don't take it into this category. But we try to look at it
and see.
		
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			And it were some of these actions obligatory on the phone.
		
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			And were some of them was to have,
		
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			some of them simply MOBA
		
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			must have is something preferred recommended. It's not less than obligatory. Okay. So they say that
we should follow the same thing as the process. So it was why did you put them, then it's working
for us.
		
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			It was most
		
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			preferred for him. And it's preferred for us, because it was mobile,
		
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			then it wasn't.
		
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			That's another way of looking at
		
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			various ways.
		
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			I get into that now.
		
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			And the third group to get with
		
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			the third group says that this, this category has nothing to do with us.
		
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			Because they might be some of the policies in the manuals, particularly to the policy.
		
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			This is many of the shadow, they have this, this view.
		
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			Now the problem is when you read books, and
		
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			this is the one that they're usually talking about.
		
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			Sometimes they don't say that explicitly, or they just kind of pass and he didn't mention this word.
But unless you really know what they're talking about, you can get confused. Otherwise, they won't
mention these other categories. And they're just talking about this one.
		
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			This is one of the most important aspects of
		
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			fractions,
		
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			determining what falls into each category.
		
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			First of all, similar workflows in each category, and then if it falls into none of them, you have
to determine how we treat
		
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			was the
		
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			very best.
		
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			Okay, we went
		
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			okay, what about what about?
		
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			back?
		
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			luck?
		
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			Okay, so what you're saying is that all of these accidents should be legit.
		
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			All of them should be.
		
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			Okay, suppose we know from the private sessions, that he did it maybe once and then he never did it
again.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So you're saying about that? easy one. And the rest of the life you did the opposite thing.
		
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			That's what that's what I'm saying.
		
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			For example, the products that Dylan has reported that he wants them urinated was 10.
		
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			Okay, we are similar, according to me.
		
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			Okay. Okay, fine. What is your conclusion about saying that they all should be
		
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			okay, we will get the last word. I mean, I'm not finished about what I said.
		
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			First
		
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			thing would probably be under here.
		
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			Yeah, that person is here.
		
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			You hurt them.
		
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			And if you should look at him because when he fell off the horse and him
		
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			and you cannot argue that anywhere else
		
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			against the people
		
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			to
		
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			get to them
		
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			the question
		
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			of my
		
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			daddy most likely
		
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			Can you consider it Danny the same thing it's about the mean, which is actually what it is,
according to my mind as it would be here.
		
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			Notice that there's some actions which have aspects of
		
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			his brain.
		
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			Implementing and
		
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			doing it in Java might be you
		
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			know, what I'm saying is that any
		
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			salary
		
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			is
		
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			no different from productively
		
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			implementing the Quran
		
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			but as I said, one action might have more than one aspect to it.
		
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			For example, the Surat praying
		
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			and implementing the Quran. But there are some aspects of this of the prayer, which agree or
		
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			disagree.
		
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			What is
		
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			pure curiosity?
		
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			Now, we started 20 minutes later, we still have some time for questions. We're not
		
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			fungible,
		
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			basically talking about the writings of Alba Kalani and those who follow them.
		
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			From the followers of Ubuntu Lang, who was the amount of
		
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			time especially in
		
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			an election, he wrote something, wrote a book about it.
		
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			And it is not existing anymore, as far as we know. And a doctor that he quoted him quite a bit in
his work.
		
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			His work is still locked, but some of the works from his students
		
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			have come down to us or published.
		
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			Any other questions?
		
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			is an important topic that most of the differences of opinion, and those are about the actions of
the public and in particular, about this time? Well, before you go nice as the principal, the
director, and all those sorts of things had no