Jamal Zarabozo – Principles Of Fiqh Part 4

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The speakers discuss the importance of understanding rules and the sharia system in the history of the art field. They stress the need for strong reasons to be used and the importance of clear rules and the use of strong reasons. They also discuss the differences between medical science and scientific community, the importance of understanding the meaning of certain terms, and the use of negative language in various fields. The speakers stress the importance of practice and practice to avoid mistakes, and emphasize the need for practice and practice to avoid mistakes. They also discuss various works and their characteristics, including the use of "one World," and emphasize the importance of combining ideas and practical implications.

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			hamdulillah salat wa salam O Allah, Mohammed.
		
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			What did we leave off?
		
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			after the lecture last time, he said that the lecture was a little bit confusing,
		
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			as were some of the others.
		
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			He said the other two before them were also confused.
		
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			Right?
		
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			You didn't understand because you're sleeping.
		
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			But any questions about what we did last time?
		
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			We got big questions.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			We have something over here, Mr. Mayor, because
		
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			I think it was better.
		
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			Proceed, but we will discuss. Right now we're, we're studying the history of rules.
		
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			We're still in the first, the first part of the reading the introduction,
		
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			meaning of the history will
		
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			get us to two questions as to questions for you. And they are actually good for PhD prelims, and all
sorts of questions. Because this stuff that I covered yesterday, actually, you'll not find it in
very many books about this.
		
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			And what was
		
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			what was he really trying to say?
		
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			So the first question was, was
		
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			he was he?
		
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			Was he an innovator?
		
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			Everyone know what the innovators
		
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			looked at it?
		
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			The second wave of the land forces arrived.
		
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			But the subtle
		
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			question
		
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			is good. As I said, we're
		
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			ready.
		
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			You're gonna have to edit this one.
		
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			stuck with me anyway.
		
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			But what was the man
		
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			looked at it was he Danny Cosby bringing something new.
		
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			This is a very important aspect of his
		
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			and his teachings.
		
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			And he This is very important to understand what
		
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			he was doing. And what he's saying to the people of Iraq and to the Lebanese to the people of
Medina.
		
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			But he thinks that the way you people are doing it is wrong.
		
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			And here's the right way to do it.
		
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			And he came up with was the right way to do what he did
		
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			in a way Yes.
		
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			Can you elaborate on it? Yeah. Because
		
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			he might not draw it from totally new, but he
		
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			was
		
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			preceded them by by what?
		
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			What was it?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			This is this is the important point with respect to
		
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			any authority or understanding of the Sharia
		
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			is similar to, for example, the science of appeasement.
		
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			There is the correct way to say
		
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			that gratitude is the source of
		
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			any state in the Quran and in the teachings of the Sunnah, as the province has been abroad, the
Sahaba and that way, that is the correctness of.
		
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			So that's why yesterday last time, I said that
		
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			Lim Shafi is the majestic, we just did, as I said, is someone or he's called Majid Can he says Jeep,
the three principles of Jeep, and if something existed, that was lost, and you return it back to its
original state.
		
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			And that's what he did with respect to sort of the he always brought proof from the Quran, from the
Hadith and from the practices, especially as the full authority don't
		
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			have a plumber. So what he was trying to do, and he was not bringing something new, but he was
seeing how the people that had straight in the room was up
		
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			From the correct, and he took one. And he tried to bring them back to the correct.
		
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			That's the first question.
		
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			Second question.
		
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			And he can we say that he?
		
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			Can we say that he was a type of revolution? Or was he the result?
		
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			Is that was he the result of a process of evolution?
		
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			I think
		
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			the latter one evolution,
		
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			what's your evidence?
		
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			My evidence that
		
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			he studied.
		
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			And he took
		
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			in Medina,
		
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			he went off and
		
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			he took the knowledge to people. And so where everyone was,
		
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			in order for it to be an evolution, was there a movement towards what he was saying? When we say
evolution, in other words, these ideas work.
		
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			Were existing, they existed, and they were developing, and he kind of put the final touches on
		
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			would you say that?
		
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			So
		
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			if we look at that time,
		
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			we have the scores in Medina, which is basically the medical school.
		
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			And we have the scores in Syria,
		
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			basically, what score was well known and
		
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			you have no
		
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			notes during the from the class
		
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			a little
		
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			his mother was the dominant mother.
		
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			And in Iraq, we have the company,
		
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			ruffians, and he
		
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			kind of like
		
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			this is the School of Abu hanifa.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And if you if you study the different schools, from a later point of view, you see the issue here.
		
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			Right, rather simplistic,
		
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			and the corporate world developing much more than, than the people in desert.
		
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			For example, with respect to with respect to the cinema,
		
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			the idea that the sooner is known to the editor, the prophecy,
		
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			which is what something that shows the stress, the idea that the sun is known through the Hades
		
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			and not through the practices of the people. And the customs of the people. This idea first began,
actually in Iraq among the coffins.
		
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			Also, the idea
		
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			is not it's not something local.
		
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			This idea also developed among the cooking, cooking and cooking.
		
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			And also,
		
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			although they were known as right,
		
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			or press because they were right, the science of theater analogy, by the way, remember these terms
is not as consensus. And
		
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			the science of analogy was much more developed among the coffins than they were then it was among
the other.
		
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			What was the point? That was one of the points that she was trying to make about?
		
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			Okay, there has to be strong reasons. And it's not just a matter of
		
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			Mr. hower, looking at the situation and seeing what looks best to you, but they have the strong
resemblance between the pair location the original key
		
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			and
		
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			any clear so right.
		
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			Before Lehman shares his time
		
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			in many areas,
		
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			it was the case that you make clear in a very general
		
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			Basic.
		
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			And enough something specific This is the lower this is the more this is the ruling for the cause of
the ruling. In this case, and this is a parallel case. But in general, you make the art on the basis
of muscle heart. And this principle is supported here. So therefore supported over here. And I'm
sorry, try to restrict it and say if you want to mess it up, he wants to make an LG, there has to be
a strong resemblance between the parallel case or the new case, and the original case.
		
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			Now, all three of these
		
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			began to develop, actually in Kufa or in Iraq. And it seems to point out that
		
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			he he benefited greatly from his debates with was erupting.
		
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			Although at the same time, he
		
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			still refuted many of their views.
		
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			But
		
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			they did not have anyone who put these new principles. In other words, it was still somewhat
haphazard as they
		
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			were left that chaotic,
		
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			was still somewhat chaotic. In other words, some of these ideas developed and some of them apply
these ideas while some people are still following the old ideas. So it took until him to be
		
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			resolved, and also his other works.
		
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			Where he really laid down
		
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			and put them clearly for everyone to understand how the principles are to be used.
		
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			So it was a kind of evolution. But as I said earlier, it is kind of a
		
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			it's more of a reversion than an evolution, evolution, evolution. reversion, because as I
		
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			remember, Kevin's principles were basically based on the principles of this harbor specially
qualified worker.
		
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			So we had some of the principles that are existing during that time, however, they were somewhat
lost for many reasons.
		
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			And they began to be redeveloped, and they finally finalized by mmcf.
		
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			Any questions about that?
		
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			The Egyptian school wasn't much of a school,
		
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			late, late when sad was the major proponent of the Egyptian school, but when he eventually moved to
Egypt, and it was a rather weak school, and he kind of destroyed the school.
		
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			I mean, there's many other schools, obviously, but these are some of the better No,
		
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			not in the same fashion as
		
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			chaotic. Danny without organization without it wasn't systematic.
		
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			farming.
		
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			Our thing is that these ideas developed but at the same time, the situation was still such that some
people follow these ideas. While some were still following the other ideas, even in health itself.
		
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			Until jumpy because of his writing. He kind of
		
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			has to be a little bit tentative, but he kind of put it into all that.
		
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			The reason why it was chaotic is because there was no like source book that everyone agreed on that
they could go through.
		
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			Now I'm not joking, he said basically,
		
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			there's four sources
		
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			for this video.
		
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			And these four among people on this episode, there's no
		
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			difference of opinion about this flower obviously.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			I must be
		
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			moving
		
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			in
		
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			I'm
		
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			Kevin aloneness, basically Sharpies,
		
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			poker.
		
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			And one thing about me is that
		
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			I mean, this what he was writing was not actually something theoretical. But these were the
guidelines for his own.
		
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			And he applied his principles
		
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			and the principles that he wrote about and
		
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			you can find them discuss them. And you can find them implemented, because we're not the only just
theoretical things, but he was implementing these principles in his book. And kabelo may discuss the
different topics, which would also include
		
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			topic us.
		
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			Okay, we'll get to that.
		
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			Now, I will write
		
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			a book about dementia, which is unreserved in the library.
		
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			The same thing, these books are on reserve.
		
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			Now, means you read them in the library, you don't take them out. So everyone else can benefit from
		
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			like what you did.
		
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			After the time of recovery, the scores are split into three groups.
		
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			I'm going to tell you what he said and then discuss it.
		
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			After remember, Jeff, he wrote,
		
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			he said the scores can now be divided into three groups.
		
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			Let's make it four he says.
		
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			Number one,
		
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			those who accepted
		
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			what
		
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			schools and schools of thought
		
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			Look, I tell you, I will go through a person that will decide what
		
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			those who accepted What
		
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			shall be rude,
		
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			but had some differences
		
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			with respect to details.
		
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			In other words, they accepted these four, but exactly how to apply them.
		
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			They had some minor differences, and Zara
		
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			Zara says these people are the highest.
		
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			Number two, he says those who
		
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			just did the majority.
		
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			Obviously, actually, there's no way you can you can get Oh, he can avoid, there's no way you can
avoid accepting the majority of what humans have. Because the first part of it is about design and
logo language, and the principles of language and how to understand the graphics and language and
then the position of the position of the sun. And in general, as I said, He's not bringing something
new, and it's very hard to reject what he's saying. So those who accepted the majority of what
		
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			he wrote,
		
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			but they had some major differences
		
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			to the sources of
		
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			with
		
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			the major differences, so under this dramatic
		
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			and
		
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			just make sure
		
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			I'm getting what you got wrong up there, right they'll refuse
		
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			okay.
		
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			The third as I said Actually, it's
		
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			some completely rejected
		
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			some of his
		
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			basic
		
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			pillars of his theory
		
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			some completely rejected
		
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			is understood
		
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			some completely rejected some of his basic
		
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			pillars, for example,
		
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			a group of
		
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			the followers of a store by the name of
		
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			navan.
		
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			The father was number one for example they rejected
		
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			rejected
		
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			when we get to play this weekend
		
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			they also the group known as
		
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			next year
		
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			they also rejected
		
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			now this
		
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			man had
		
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			named
		
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			founded by a buddy
		
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			and though the guy is different from isn't hadn't
		
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			even had them rejected all kinds of fears, though the body did not.
		
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			But he rejected many
		
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			types of fears
		
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			except that the only the type of spirits which is known as the clear pathogen
		
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			and he's a clear manager.
		
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			He
		
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			someone who used to be a follower of the chef
		
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			and then he rejected chaos and someone asked you ask them why are you rejecting beer?
		
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			And he said that to him I'm sure he has a book called The absolved
		
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			where he refutes using his defense a daughter of it said I read this book by Alina McAfee, and I
found that all the arguments referred to or apply to be a lie most.
		
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			In general, they reject the as
		
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			as as a group with a separate so they are the same shall
		
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			they reject they are the only exception.
		
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			Or the only step from from home
		
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			from the people of the Prophet's family will not accept it from someone else as opposed to them. And
they also have another source of law.
		
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			So the law of demand statements.
		
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			Demand statements are equal to the sum.
		
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			In fact, if you read this little caffee the image statements are superior
		
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			because the Prophet was to be followed by the man, so he could say something and incorrect but after
the last remember there's no one so he has to make a plan.
		
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			No, no, no, no.
		
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			Ma'am. I'm basically I'm talking about the 12 what they called what the known as the 12 or
		
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			the Japanese
		
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			and a body
		
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			they rejected is math
		
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			of the Muslim Ummah
		
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			or they do not consider the Muslim
		
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			and the fourth going back to this one now, the fourth one.
		
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			The fourth group are basically the the pole was an image who took out
		
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			Alan explained this in the comments and on and the you know filled some gaps and everything in the
customer the things that he basically the poses MSF is
		
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			no
		
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			does no question
		
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			and basically they they explained
		
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			improved a little bit on some of the arguments
		
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			they differed with him in many of the details
		
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			okay
		
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			he didn't seem as funny as the data
		
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			this is part three he's all under three over here
		
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			some some groups in Mattila didn't reject the soon as a source law but they said Jenny, they don't
accept it.
		
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			No, can it be debated with them quite a bit
		
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			this is as I said, this is a
		
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			category
		
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			four divisions of the people who came up to me and
		
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			said you can put them into wonderful groups
		
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			it's very strange
		
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			faces and it's because the people who differ the most from the Sharpies are
		
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			these other people just for the most So actually what happened after you know
		
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			as I said, Everyone accepted these four
		
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			but basically some of the some of the mother
		
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			they weren't satisfied with just these four and they added some that mmcf
		
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			so for example the marriages
		
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			This is the correct thing now I'm repeating what
		
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			what is Medicaid accepted in general what they might have is much closer to the shelf in
		
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			the middle as we'll see in this class, when we talk about differences
		
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			between the gym horse which is everybody else and
		
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			so the the excuse me
		
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			so the Nikes added the practices
		
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			of the people of Medina
		
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			so that was the main one of his one of his arguments he said if anyone goes to Medina nowadays and
know that Medina doesn't mean anything
		
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			Okay, okay, I'm sorry except for this of course.
		
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			I'm talking about of the form of that
		
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			okay, just give me give me 10 they had they had differences not really here okay. They pretty much
except this is but they added something like practices of Medina
		
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			something called
		
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			Muslim
		
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			you don't know what the term means right now. It's okay, we're not trying to get the meaning of this
and we're just trying to show that magic is they added some
		
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			basically they accepted these things they have no problem with with this for some of the people who
wrote commentaries on average data are from the medical
		
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			but it's not sufficient and it is more than these four.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			The same thing with the handling
		
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			handle is in fact the handle is they have a little different they don't really accept this order.
		
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			Besides strongly downy ism as they referred to less damage the precision of the Sahaba
		
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			they have a tendency to put something in here before which is what
		
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			the statements of this problem
		
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			is very important there.
		
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			In general, arithmetic is also added something called
		
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			the principle where if something needs to
		
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			Wrong, something leads to something wrong, then it's also forbidden.
		
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			The handle is also used that point.
		
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			But no, I'm here.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			You Saudis know about principles still similar. And they also use the past.
		
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			They also added that if this happens,
		
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			well, what's the presumption of continuity? Right? There was a presumption of continuity.
		
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			Danny,
		
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			was misspelled in the outline.
		
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			Sorry,
		
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			gee, I don't know why we're perfect spelling Texas didn't catch that one.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now, out of these are different case.
		
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			Studies, as we'll see in this class, besides adding things like,
		
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			which we talked about last time,
		
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			that's this is happening, we're talking about
		
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			this, for example, if something is Hello, and we know it,
		
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			and we don't have any proof this become Param, then we say it is still valid. For example,
		
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			for example, if if we know that you're married,
		
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			and we have no evidence that you divorce your wife, then we wrote this just to make us
		
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			it's the same as I said, last time, according to membership is where you just sit and say, I like
this. Okay, we also
		
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			do the same as a hobby Sahaba. But more importantly, with respect to the Hanafi, is that in many of
these things,
		
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			many of these things they differ
		
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			in different from the rest. Okay, so his statement is very strange,
		
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			by the way, was from the height of a mother. And I don't know how he could make this
		
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			equation
		
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			accepted,
		
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			and accepted in general, just that it's very hard to refute what she wrote.
		
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			Maybe some minor details.
		
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			Except for with these people. As I said, Here, basically, there's no difference in the
interpretation of these things among the medicals and then the herbalism. Service. But here, we're
going to see a big difference. And we're going to get to why in a sec.
		
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			The big difference between these people and the rest in interpreting this.
		
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			Now he's wrong. He said, there's only minor differences with respect to details.
		
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			But
		
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			there is
		
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			no interpretation just very rarely among the benefits and the rest. The rest of concept
interpretation is correct. What they just said that there are also some others.
		
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			And as I said, even some of the cafes that
		
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			that's one thing about
		
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			specially in this and it is not
		
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			when the door was closed, as they say, it was not closed.
		
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			And is the best work that came during the time when the so called doors
		
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			little while ago. This is in a book called
		
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			unfortunate he's dead now he can tell him that he was wrong.
		
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			Yeah, this these are these are the scores. We asked him to return. He wakes up what you said, but
and we add some things here and here is big difference. And we'll get to right now we'll get to see
why there was
		
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			they have but it's not as important as it is in the medical sciences. Right.
		
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			Going back to
		
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			those consequences.
		
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			Me these people basically, well, this force in other words, is it the teachings of
		
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			the only thing is kind of be even when it comes to these things? They have lots of differences. And
that's what we're going to get.
		
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			But then the question was,
		
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			Oh, you mean the actual meanings of these things? Yeah. Don't worry about that. Now.
		
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			Okay, don't worry about actually what this means right now. Except in general, although this one I
didn't even define, too difficult.
		
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			Okay. Now we'll see why.
		
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			Why didn't actually we'll see now why these differences came up? Why the penalties are so different
		
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			from the rest. Okay. That is just there's no more questions about
		
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			the process.
		
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			We'll be getting
		
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			to here in this class, we're not concerned with any of these until the end of the class, when we
talk about different models. We'll talk about this one and this one, and maybe this one's I don't
have very many references on the above in my head, so I cannot really talk.
		
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			Yeah, yeah. Also from Libya, you can get
		
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			there were?
		
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			No.
		
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			Yes, yes, pretty much.
		
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			No,
		
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			they will, as I said, we're going to see now what's the, what's the big difference? And why,
		
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			why this differences arose. And what's the problem with them?
		
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			And how even
		
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			wants to be really students, we can even say that there's no such thing as a happy mother. But we
wouldn't want to say that.
		
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			After the time of inertia,
		
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			and when he wrote, basically the first book, The first textbook and also the people who came after
him and roll up the bottle, so it can be divided into two categories.
		
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			One category
		
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			called the
		
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			No, we're finished with alpha.
		
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			Now this candidate division I'm doing here, something you'll find in every book of
		
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			books.
		
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			Now, even when finished was terrible. We move on now to something well known.
		
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			Okay, those rows was the category. Those who wrote after the time of the lung cavity can be divided
into two major categories.
		
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			Let's call them on.
		
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			Polka. I think everyone knows
		
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			what's going on what's the good
		
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			speakers
		
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			is a speakers without
		
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			a lot from theologians. to just do.
		
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			We could call them philosophers, but we want to distinguish between what became known as Islamic
philosophy and what is actually
		
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			over here on this side.
		
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			You're like, this
		
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			is a skirt.
		
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			Over here we have the
		
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			power we have also the Chevy.
		
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			Sorry.
		
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			Over here we have the handle is
		
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			over here we have the shot.
		
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			Yeah, by the way, in
		
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			Colombia, very close.
		
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			Over here, we have the city.
		
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			Over here we have the bodies.
		
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			Oh,
		
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			he's over here we have the medical.
		
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			Hey,
		
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			what
		
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			do you think wins?
		
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			And the rest?
		
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			Okay, what do we mean by these students? Do we say that these are the ones who are writing
		
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			anymore and
		
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			it has to do with their methodology.
		
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			When you think of an exam, what do you think of
		
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			lots of the
		
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			good
		
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			The
		
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			way these people approach the topic, these people approach the topic in a theoretical way.
		
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			simple approach to topic in a theoretical way, in other words, like, which is similar to a reseller
by Mr. Wilkie, what are the proofs in Islamic law? First of all, what is the proof the Quran is a
proof how to use the product they didn't deal very much with with actual things. And that's to be
example.
		
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			Okay. So, this is a very theoretical approach to the topic.
		
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			Okay, everything they present here has to have logical arguments based on the Quran.
		
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			Everything they say here has to be having some logical argument behind it.
		
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			The advantage of this approach
		
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			is that it is in theory, Everything you say is based on Quran, Sunnah. And as I said, let them for
the first time, irrefutable logic.
		
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			The problem with this approach, which kind of goes with the name
		
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			alone is number one, they had a tendency to talk about things that really had nothing to do with.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			For example, they used to talk about
		
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			before the Prophet sent and received his first revelation was the masuma.
		
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			They have a debate about was he protected from committing sin before the first revelation or not?
		
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			They have lengthy debate about whether
		
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			if someone is given blessings from from Allah subhana wa Tada.
		
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			And he is it because of reason that he should give thanks for it? Or is it because of revelations
that says that he should give thanks for
		
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			this kind of
		
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			thing?
		
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			No, no, there's lots of things especially I mean, obviously, the the notice, yeah, I also put, these
are
		
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			very in therapy. Over here, I mentioned that this is not fixed. There was some Chavez's facility,
there are some ambulances, and so forth. But the original problem is because in the book since they
took it from the kalamoon point of view, they discussed matters really about heat instead of
		
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			so you know, from the writing was,
		
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			I didn't say over here, for example, what, what, after the school year for
		
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			another form Also, since we're talking about logical arguments, sometimes we go into very long
winded proofs of what they wanted to say.
		
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			And it even gets boring.
		
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			Okay, now over here, so they're from a theoretical point of view.
		
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			And here we have the shrier how to make proofs in the Sharia that goes to the Quran. They don't go
to the point, they just go through the Chrome browser and try to see what are the proofs in the
Quran was never give evidence.
		
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			I would give an example. How.
		
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			And we're not talking about reasoning in like Afrikaans but I mean, reasoning from the point of view
that you're starting, here's, here's what they're saying. They're saying we'll sort of just as an
independent science and has to submit to the rules of
		
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			Okay,
		
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			as the independent thing, and stop has to submit to the rules.
		
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			Therefore, they go to the parameter and they try to get the rules.
		
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			These people now these people develop, basically, and this is not my experience, many offer
statements, including a bizarre I want to have. So they take the conclusions of Abu hanifa and
Pamela Shivani.
		
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			And we use this, okay, they take their conclusions, and they try to figure out what is the way that
they argue, and on what basis did they make these decisions? So they're going the opposite way.
		
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			Okay, we are starting with the conclusion out there, in other words there and you can really say or
their action is not based on
		
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			their
		
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			they will do something based on their trust in the event that they took again.
		
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			So, they start with the points and the conclusions. So, for example, in Abu hanifa said something
and he that if you do such and such,
		
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			so they take this statement and they tried to figure out why did he say that? What was his
reasoning? And when they try to figure out this reasoning, they come up with a fight or principle,
and they say this is the kind of be
		
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			okay, now,
		
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			so will you love them?
		
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			From India in the last century, who was also happy, he said, he pointed out one of the greatest
dangers of this approach.
		
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			He said most
		
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			of the principles
		
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			concerning which the Hanafi disagree with all the elements,
		
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			and he, they were never stated by anyone, or by abuse or by Shiva.
		
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			And in other words, these principles that they derive, they're actually not the same as humans.
		
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			But there are principles derived from the later
		
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			I'll give you an example. I'll give you two examples.
		
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			Sure.
		
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			Oh, this
		
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			one
		
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			was different. Because they're not starting with practice. They're not starting with starting with
theory, no difference between theory and practice in any field.
		
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			Think about the hypothetical.
		
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			They go through the Quran and Sunnah and they see what
		
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			first of all language,
		
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			you don't have to know language, the principles of language.
		
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			So they don't look a separate look at the principles of language as related to
		
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			secondly, they go to the Quran, they go to the Sunnah. So for example, with respect to the proof of
the position of the feminine and Islam, they don't have to go to a point of views and say that this
man did this because he believes in the Hadith, which means he believes in
		
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			it just goes to the Quran and the Quran says, you have to obey the problem.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			As I said, they are looking at something that just have to abide by, they're looking at it from
completely different points.
		
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			Yeah, because they're defending them.
		
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			You know, it's the big difference for them, to write down what he's what he believes in. And for
someone to come along and try to look at what Abu hanifa said, and then try to figure out whatever.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Yeah, that's the that's the that's the argument. That
		
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			and yeah, I will not say the degrees it's a Happy Mother's Day, like not soon, but they believe that
honey for bases are awesome. But still, they, they, they they come up with the code, or principles
that never says and these principles differ from all the others.
		
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			And so when we have less than any of these principles, I'm not from over honey. So how can we say
this is the head of the minute?
		
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			Well, I'll give you some examples of the way
		
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			the way that they are you okay?
		
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			For example,
		
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			Allah subhana wa, tada doesn't appear on
		
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			the blue cushion
		
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			for the group,
		
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			okay. translate to
		
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			the, as the past of the meridian.
		
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			After reaching the zenith,
		
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			the noon prayer, the noon prayers to be started when the sun is emerging, okay. So for these people,
		
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			they all believe
		
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			that the seventh, okay or the action?
		
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			The fourth thing cause.
		
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			The fourth thing cause
		
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			okay.
		
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			That's the best thing come up with. The fourth thing cause of a prayer is the time of prayer.
		
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			In other words, all of them agree that if you make the prayer before the time begin.
		
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			So the fourth thing cause is the time of the birth. Now for these people, let's
		
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			look at some lamb. Here's one.
		
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			Okay, the Lamb here means it's causal.
		
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			In other words,
		
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			when the sun when the sun makes us look, you must pray.
		
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			Means the time for prayer has begun.
		
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			They have no problem with it.
		
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			An interesting question of course, which is not related to what we're doing is suppose for example,
that aftermarket of the temperature
		
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			is when the all the redness disappears.
		
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			Suppose you're living in a place where the time between mother and budget is too short for the
redness to disappear.
		
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			And all amazingly old old folk are they discussed this point in their book.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So this is the, this is when the prayer can begin,
		
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			this is the symbol for the cause.
		
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			Now,
		
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			according to these people,
		
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			any of the time begins, then you have to pray. If there's something that keeps you from praying, for
example, you lose your mind,
		
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			then let the like the time begin to focus.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			If God can begin to focus in,
		
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			then as soon as it's all 15, and you're obliged to pray, but if you don't pray for her, and then you
lose your mind.
		
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			And according to the singlehanded amulet very easily,
		
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			there's no problem with that you don't have to make.
		
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			Now the head of is
		
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			the head of it have a statement? Okay.
		
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			Let me make sure I get this right.
		
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			I don't want to.
		
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			Okay, these people say that, that case, if you go crazy or something you have to make up because the
sub game and you're forced to play. So the Hanafi
		
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			have a narration from the lambs, whatever it from Mohammed or shibang says that if there's some
		
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			if there's some
		
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			minor, something, preventing you, something prevents you from praying.
		
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			And I'm going to get filled with this example. The
		
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			second example is much as much. So there's something preventing you from praying according to the
Hanafi madhhab, then
		
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			kind of comes up with you go crazy. At 1230 you go crazy.
		
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			I know people like so 30 every day they go.
		
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			Given it all you think you're better off as a man. Okay. So there's something preventing you from
praying, according to the Hanafi madhhab, you
		
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			do not
		
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			have to make up.
		
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			This is there any This is a fifth point.
		
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			This is a fifth point.
		
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			And from this point, they're going to drive their soul.
		
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			Now, what is the problem that there's
		
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			no
		
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			such thing anymore?
		
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			more interest, more? or general?
		
00:53:33 --> 00:53:34
			Now look what the thing
		
00:53:35 --> 00:53:46
			is the beginning of the time of prayer, the seventh for praying for praying. In other words, the top
15 you have to pray? If you go crazy, doesn't matter. You have to make up the prayer.
		
00:53:47 --> 00:53:54
			But they find in their books that no, you don't have to make a prayer. So they have a problem here.
If you don't have to make up the prayer,
		
00:53:55 --> 00:54:00
			it means that the beginning of the time, actually wasn't the symbol for the cause for the person.
		
00:54:03 --> 00:54:05
			And if you don't have to make up the prayer,
		
00:54:06 --> 00:54:11
			it means that the beginning of time was actually not. So let me
		
00:54:13 --> 00:54:14
			let me make sure I get this correctly.
		
00:54:15 --> 00:54:16
			Okay.
		
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			So if the beginning of the time was simple for the parent, you would have to make up the parent
later, instead of things that's wrong, sort of thing, or shibani was wrong. They think this is
correct. And they tried to figure out how to specify.
		
00:54:35 --> 00:54:38
			That's what they're trying to do. That's the problem.
		
00:54:39 --> 00:54:47
			That's why I said it's a big difference between what they did and what they're trying to do. So,
yes.
		
00:54:48 --> 00:54:52
			Okay. But at the same time, if you play a 1218
		
00:54:53 --> 00:54:56
			if you play a 12 again, are you prepared for the senior phase?
		
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			Correct.
		
00:54:59 --> 00:54:59
			Okay.
		
00:55:00 --> 00:55:01
			That's also from
		
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			okay, because if you play a clock, the scale
		
00:55:06 --> 00:55:09
			time is from 12 to three o'clock
		
00:55:11 --> 00:55:16
			if you play a small Flo 16 verse correct, that means the last part,
		
00:55:18 --> 00:55:24
			from 245, to 330, or to three o'clock, this could not have been the setup for the prayer.
		
00:55:25 --> 00:55:30
			That because it's 245 to three o'clock was December for the prayer, when you're ready to toss it in
your prayers, not
		
00:55:31 --> 00:55:33
			good. We're in the engineering building, because this is
		
00:55:34 --> 00:55:35
			okay.
		
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			But if you delay the prayer into 45 to 45, then you must pray that, right.
		
00:55:44 --> 00:55:48
			So any because of this, instead of just saying that this principle
		
00:55:49 --> 00:55:50
			must be wrong,
		
00:55:51 --> 00:55:56
			they take these for these points. And they tried to come up
		
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			with any applied.
		
00:56:04 --> 00:56:05
			So they say,
		
00:56:14 --> 00:56:15
			signed
		
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			up to
		
00:56:19 --> 00:56:20
			view the project.
		
00:56:23 --> 00:56:24
			There's no process
		
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			until after.
		
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			So therefore, here's what they have to say this is from one of their books. And all this so far from
one of the books in
		
00:56:36 --> 00:56:38
			the seven for the prayer. And he says.
		
00:56:40 --> 00:56:44
			And if you try to reason in this way, instead of just saying maybe this point isn't right,
		
00:56:45 --> 00:56:47
			you have to get into some arguments or sheni.
		
00:56:49 --> 00:56:50
			Waste of time.
		
00:56:52 --> 00:57:02
			They say the Sabbath for the prayer is the first part of the cause. For the cause of the prayer is
the first part of the time of prayer. In other words, 1216
		
00:57:03 --> 00:57:05
			if the prayer is actually performed during the day,
		
00:57:08 --> 00:57:11
			otherwise, the syllabi or the cause changes,
		
00:57:14 --> 00:57:20
			the cause changes until or changes to the next portion of the time and so on. So the cause changes.
		
00:57:22 --> 00:57:29
			Until and what they're trying to prove is that if for example, was the top 10
		
00:57:30 --> 00:57:31
			or
		
00:57:32 --> 00:57:35
			top 16, what they're trying to prove is the top 16 if you look crazy.
		
00:57:38 --> 00:57:40
			Okay, they're trying to prove that
		
00:57:42 --> 00:57:44
			this is not the cover for the perfect if you haven't taken
		
00:57:45 --> 00:57:48
			if you're still crazy, two o'clock, okay.
		
00:57:50 --> 00:57:54
			And you haven't read yet than this, then they have to argue that this is still not the silver
bullet.
		
00:57:56 --> 00:57:58
			And if at three o'clock, you're still crazy.
		
00:57:59 --> 00:58:04
			Okay, then this is the same symbol for the parent. And that's why you don't have to make it.
		
00:58:10 --> 00:58:10
			Funny.
		
00:58:14 --> 00:58:15
			Flipping is not
		
00:58:27 --> 00:58:28
			going crazy.
		
00:58:30 --> 00:58:34
			Okay, let me let me give you another example. I should have started with this.
		
00:58:35 --> 00:58:37
			I'm not even going to ask you this one.
		
00:58:38 --> 00:58:40
			But this will be on the final exam.
		
00:58:43 --> 00:58:43
			The point?
		
00:58:44 --> 00:58:45
			The point is,
		
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			the point is that they have this rule. Okay. This is what one of them said, I'm not sure which one
where they got it from the distance, supposedly a Happy Mother's that if something prevents you from
friends, and you do not have to make up the first
		
00:59:01 --> 00:59:02
			date.
		
00:59:03 --> 00:59:13
			But what the problem is, is that if the beginning of the time of the prayer is the subject for
prayer, then you cannot say you don't have to make it. So they have to figure out some way of saying
you don't have to.
		
00:59:15 --> 00:59:26
			Yeah, instead of saying that, well, maybe this isn't right. This is the setup. Yeah. In other words,
this is your question the theoreticians or the other schools. They will look at the Koran.
		
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			Soon as they come clear that you have to pray. Forget about what he said if he said this. And we're
from this school will say forget about what he said he's home.
		
00:59:38 --> 00:59:42
			And he they're not trying to defend them. But the head of his word trying to defend them.
		
00:59:54 --> 00:59:56
			I don't know. I don't know.
		
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			I will give you
		
00:59:59 --> 00:59:59
			the
		
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			I read it, I read it
		
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			several prefer is the first part of the time of the prayer of the project you performed during it
otherwise it suddenly changes in this portion of the time so on until then just sufficient to pray
to the Phantasm the person did not pray for several days and distributes it to the entire time. And
therefore the some of the enemy did not have. He doesn't have
		
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			Okay, here's a simpler example.
		
01:00:46 --> 01:00:46
			Yo
		
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			what did you say the episode?
		
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			Fun.
		
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			This is a festival it says
		
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			muster for
		
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			a word that refers to more than one thing.
		
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			Isn't the isn't the sort of fun?
		
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			Now we all know the y'all know now Why'd you say that? If you miss the prayer for some man, you
don't have to make the prayer.
		
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			You can never repeat it again. But y'all know.
		
01:01:43 --> 01:01:47
			Okay, so metallic is a word that can refer refer to more than one thing.
		
01:01:48 --> 01:01:55
			Now the other example they serve is they say that if you have a word which is much better, it can
apply to more than one thing.
		
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			In other words, it could it could apply to all of the things
		
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			they say no
		
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			no, no, I'm doing the exam a little bit differently. This is no they're not.
		
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			This is not to be used for more than one needs.
		
01:02:16 --> 01:02:17
			cannot be used
		
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			for more than one
		
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			more than one.
		
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			In other words, in other words, okay, there's a verse in the Quran, which is using a word which is
much better can refer to more than one thing. It has to refer to get one of them according to this
according to this kind of image. That is the that is the maximum according to the Hanafi
		
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			I'll give you an example of a mustard
		
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			Okay, I'll give you an example.
		
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			at all even if it's not
		
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			in English, we say homonym hormone empowerment.
		
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			But it's not exactly the same thing as much as my definition show. Okay.
		
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			Is the word that applies to more than one thing?
		
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			Okay, here comes some examples gonna make everything clear.
		
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			The terminologies are more precise. Okay. Suppose
		
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			we have person eight here
		
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			so that could be at a
		
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			want to show you how to get this spider. Okay. We have person a person a is asleep.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And over here this is now be family.
		
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			Family
		
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			free
		
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			he's a slave. They freed him.
		
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			Bring him back after 2000 years.
		
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			Okay, freedom. They free him. Okay.
		
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			What do you call now this
		
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			Okay, they also called me one
		
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			okay.
		
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			There is a common one the same time as the money
		
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			he presents. Some people don't use DB and
		
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			Okay, was the neutron
		
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			going back my head.
		
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			Okay, these people down here or called also what
		
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			These people are known as the upper moiety
		
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			and these are known as
		
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			everything
		
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			yeah this no no BS them is that from one to eight
		
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			from one to eight
		
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			and C, D and E are the lower one. Everything is in with respect to A.
		
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			These are called up from Wiley These are called Penny they because Molly can refer to the one who
was freed and was the one who freed. Oh.
		
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			Okay, sorry about that while he refers to the one who freed and the one who is free.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay, now
		
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			Was it okay a die? Hey, has a will.
		
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			As the Word says, I did so much property to my one.
		
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			Haha, which one this word, this word must be much better because it refers to these people as these
people.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			According to Abu hanifa Okay, now this is the principle the T is the person who needs the will like
this.
		
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			And he doesn't say which one is referring to then the will his voice
		
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			but doesn't mean anything.
		
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			Okay. So from this point,
		
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			he said, he said, Actually, there's three things
		
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			that
		
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			he said that if the person did not say which Milady means then
		
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			the will is void.
		
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			Okay. So that's his, that's what his statement is we conclude from this that Mr. Abu hanifa believes
that much better cannot be used Okay.
		
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			Mr. Machado can be used and more than one. So, he will say that but can be applied to more than one
utopia divided equally between among several say divided equally between no problem.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Clear.
		
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			Clear as mud as they say?
		
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			No, no, it means
		
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			refers to these people nice people The problem is this person a should have let you know, in
parentheses upper lower.
		
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			No, both.
		
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			But the linguist is wrong.
		
01:07:49 --> 01:07:53
			Okay, now, there's a further there's a further
		
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			adjustment that they have to make, because there's someone,
		
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			okay, someone like you, okay, someone like he has both upper body and lower body.
		
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			And someone says, I swear that I will not talk to his mind.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			As far as I'm not confident once
		
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			again, he didn't say whether it means upper or lower.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			If he speaks to any one of them, according to how
		
01:08:29 --> 01:08:32
			we speak to any one of them, he's breaking his oath.
		
01:08:35 --> 01:08:40
			So, they have to change this the same aesthetic enough to use for more than one meaning unless
		
01:08:42 --> 01:08:44
			it is followed by
		
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			versus used
		
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			followed by negation using a negative sentence.
		
01:08:54 --> 01:08:56
			Okay, in other words, they had to add a condition here, you
		
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			know, this is what
		
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			he said this was boy, and he also said that the person who said that as well will not talk to him.
		
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			He also said that if you speak to any of them, upper or lower, he breaks it Oh,
		
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			no.
		
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			It just you have to understand his reasoning that Mr cannot be used for more than one meaning unless
to use the name
		
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			that that that
		
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			flows for the hanafy approach to
		
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			the content.
		
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			And in other words,
		
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			yeah, but then when we apply this principle to the Quran
		
01:09:53 --> 01:09:59
			and you don't change the former. In other words, if there's the word which is much better than the
Quran, and it is followed by negation that
		
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			It applies to everything the muster.
		
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			If there's a word in the Quran, nothing negation, then you cannot apply that verse until you define
who's according to the Hanafi.
		
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			The other thing was that it can be used for more than one.
		
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			So that's what I said in the first day. If he didn't say what he said, okay, divided between all of
them, the first all of them.
		
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			So,
		
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			in general, he didn't say that.
		
01:10:51 --> 01:10:53
			He didn't say it was the letter Coca
		
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			Cola device derive this principle from his.
		
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			Now, as I said, the problem was the hanafy approach is that you are relying on the fact that
		
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			life is correct.
		
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			reason it is
		
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			not necessary.
		
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			They say nothing earlier.
		
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			Yes, exactly. That's what I was trying to say.
		
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			About what
		
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			some of the books look more like books, if
		
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			you open up to you have a hard time finding any for example, what is the Quran begin with this in
the beginning, there's all six principles. And he picked points and he's driving rules from
		
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			that, of course, I guarantee you that some of
		
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			the mistakes are clear is no problem.
		
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			Quickly as always,
		
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			a body per se, if you speak to any of them, either up or the worker.
		
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			And if I say I swear by God, I will not speak to your cousin. Well, that's not a good example.
		
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			Because you cannot divide them into two and say this. Which one are you talking about? I'm sorry.
		
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			Yeah, there we go.
		
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			Then, then you have to
		
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			you have to adjust this. Yeah, that's my point. That they took both them they took the first one and
said this, and then they took the second one and said, Well, this is the second book we have to
adjust
		
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			to either
		
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			he talks to them, he broke his own
		
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			damn saying that.
		
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			This is what he thinks that I will not speak through any of them.
		
01:14:18 --> 01:14:20
			I mean, he said, I will not speak with
		
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			the negation means that when you say what do you mean any of his more?
		
01:14:28 --> 01:14:38
			Okay. In other words, if he said I was speaking this morning, and he did not define which one number
long while he will not judge it the same way. Because I was speaking with
		
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			him, he says, I will speak there's no way to stop it. And now it's not. He says while I was speaking
this morning, not using negation, and he's picked it up from Wiley.
		
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			We cannot say that he is fulfilled
		
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			because we don't know whether he was approved it up or low. So therefore, we will
		
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			Say that we don't know
		
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			this list that I just passed out I didn't pass out that was passed out
		
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			by the way they just named the book that's right and translate them into
		
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			okay this is if you if you're so interested by
		
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			by this class
		
01:15:29 --> 01:15:30
			so, excited by this class
		
01:15:34 --> 01:15:37
			here are the basic books the Basic Books
		
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			the basic books have
		
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			starting with the books of the mythical the moon
		
01:15:48 --> 01:15:49
			okay.
		
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			If you go down to the nominee
		
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			anytime you see either words of hate in the title This means the author must be what
		
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			must be marked as
		
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			anytime
		
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			they call themselves
		
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			okay in the 17th volume of that work
		
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			they had the work on the 17th volume is devoted devoted
		
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			17th volume of that work is devoted to
		
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			the rest is
		
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			no no no of course
		
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			no he has another book called the longer that we got to put it down
		
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			and then you have the next one I will say that bursary is also not a jury his book is not some of
		
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			these are going in by the way time the first real book
		
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			from the humble a point of view was
		
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			until recently there was a copy of that available in the airport
		
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			after after
		
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			Kodama and an opinion this is a three and the family isn't given to me these are the three basic
Camberley
		
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			you see
		
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			that is the first and the basic handling therapy family therapy reference because in the in the
introductory section, they refused some of the views of the of the Shara
		
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			let comes
		
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			the next one a llama duck I bought it a lot today to show you this is it and now I forgot of course
the one day we finally get around to this
		
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			and the next one finally is
		
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			if you take the four as
		
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			an overhand and
		
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			these are known as the four classic work
		
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			is known as the four classic works if you want to study
		
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			you should study these four
		
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			elements which is not there by far the worst
		
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			ever says about drugs
		
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			and alcohol.
		
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			By no
		
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			buy in Omaha domain join was down by Obama and his are the big four.
		
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			Just like General Motors, Chrysler, Ford and Ford
		
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			motors, I guess I no longer know
		
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			from the early and he all of these actually are kind of going out to the reserves. Now the next one
up is a muscle to the soul by Regina Rogers.
		
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			He combined the he combined these four he wants to these four and he tried to combine them as much
as possible. And he tried to include as much evidence as possible
		
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			and it is a very good addition of that from
		
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			harming Mr.
		
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			Shin.
		
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			I would give you one an Indonesian but I don't know what.
		
01:19:38 --> 01:19:42
			Okay, so the whole and there's a very good addition of it from Gemma Tina.
		
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			He took the four words and he kind of put them all into one and as many multiples of it because it's
quite the same thing I stamped with him.
		
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			But
		
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			he did the same thing. He took the Big Four
		
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			and put them in the One World
		
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			But much without the detail that we had
		
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			to go through the books on the next page.
		
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			Okay, now the book says
		
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			there's a misspelled word Please excuse me.
		
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			So,
		
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			this is the first one basically, basically is responding to an amateur been trying to show what is
the. So, this is like 50 or 40 collide, sustain this for one statement, and it also
		
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			will go down in history because the one thing
		
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			no therapy
		
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			is all
		
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			his famous for one of his collide, which if you think of there might have been makes sense.
		
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			Any any verse in the Quran or any heavy that goes against must be either a mentor, or
		
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			he must be either abrogated or that needs to be encrypted in such a way to fit our letter. And if
you think if you look at the way of reasoning of the book or the mission
		
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			and because they're starting with the best one of their is the one by one as soon as by the way
		
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			and it has the commentary
		
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			if you ever see it, buy two copies One for you and one for me, send it to me
		
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			with
		
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			the one by
		
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			by abubaker
		
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			he has a very good reputation of therapy when it comes to for example,
		
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			then the next generation of books in which they try to combine the two approaches How do you combine
these two?
		
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			No, these people are starting with the theory and basically they only refer to technical points as
examples.
		
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			So what is the next generation tries to do is to take this theory and on every point that's related
to the point
		
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			that my that my drift
		
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			they start with a theory and they try to go all the way down to what's difficult.
		
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			The most important of those are the ones by design
		
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			and the one by German German, he claims the Germans Yuan is based on 100 books.
		
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			A good one also isn't suddenly Mr. Booth near the bottom it is published on the margin of
		
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			error by
		
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			the date the date after the names or the date that they died
		
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			the next time extracting the practical points from the maximum
		
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			obviously,
		
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			this is a very interesting
		
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			topic, they tried to take all of the slides and show how they're applied and
		
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			to give an example from the voces book, this is another
		
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			another basically describing where the enemies and the judges disagree
		
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			okay.
		
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			But one of the most of the Hanafi books or one of the one of the principles that he has the hand if
he stays at the slot
		
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			of the follower is related or connected to the pair of females
		
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			because they know
		
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			based on this, so, here are some of the principles that we get from it. This is the some of the
books
		
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			that he said that if the man prays while he was not an alcoholic, he was not pure and the follower
did not know it. Both the demand and the pole was
		
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			not valid but
		
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			because the honeybees say based on this principle, we say that the loss of the follower is connected
or related to the setup of the man
		
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			Chevy say no.
		
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			The head of he say that if the man was supposed to make sense to sell was essentially for
forgetting. forgetfulness.
		
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			But he forgot, date is supposed to make sense. So when he forgot, then the poll was not supposed to
make it easy.
		
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			Because they were forced to follow demand services. Yes. If you're far away, even if you're not
forgiving, you should make the decision.
		
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			That when demand
		
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			how do we say no? How do we say that if demand is the prayer behind? If a man is praying behind the
moment, he needs the prayer and praise by Intel? It's about
		
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			70 say no.
		
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			And it goes up during the time of the Prophet send them the man was making the slot very long. So
one person left and he prayed by himself, while the public session is not going to repeat, but
because of this, so this is no whispers nothing.
		
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			How do we say for example, that if you're, if someone is playing God, he cannot play behind the
mammals bring up?
		
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			services? Yes, even?
		
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			How do we say that if someone is spraying wedges, one of the wedges tell us we cannot pray behind
someone who is spraying nothing? Shall we say, Okay. And he this, this is the this kind of book.
		
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			And it will begin right anytime we begin, right? This is like, injury time. So I'm the only one who
knows
		
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			when the exercise is now a different approach. Let me just talk about the necessity to work in for a
few moments. As I said, there's a PhD dissertation written in English that is on reserve in the
library, about a short Sotheby's book and what
		
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			they basically his argument is, is that he had
		
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			already making rulings to the Sharia are based on two principles, the Arabic language and the type
of stuff that Imam Shafi wrote about, okay. This is not what most of us is about oil
		
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			and gas industry or the goals of the city. When you make
		
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			when you make it, he had, he says you must know these principles and at the same time, you must also
understand the mechanics of this area. It is a unique work in the history of
		
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			in the history of Islam, there's no other work similar to it.
		
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			The work is somewhat still work at this point in time, and I'll make a commercial Mohammed's live in
Fort Collins, he has it for sale.
		
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			Well, we'll end with that we finally get to the end.