Jamal Zarabozo – Principles Of Tafseer Part 4

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			This is the fourth lecture in the series
		
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			where we've been, we've been progressing in a logical manner. We started with some introductory
points about the importance of theatre and the importance of proper theatre. But then we discussed
		
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			we just started discussing the sources of tissue. We discussed some length before on
		
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			the committee, we discussed this in the program as
		
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			well. Now, this is the third lecture related to sources of attitude. What do you think this topic
will be? Then?
		
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			What, what's
		
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			the topic then for today will be
		
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			any the conventions or the Sahaba. And
		
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			as we stated
		
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			in the previous lectures,
		
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			the problem has settled him. And he did not explain every verse of the Quran, to the Sahaba, in the
sense that he did not discuss every verse and he applied a reverse in front of him. But he did not
necessarily discuss every verse, while we discussed some of the reasons why the provinces did not
explain every verse, and one of the reasons is that the Sahaba
		
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			were people very knowledgeable of the Arabic language. So therefore most verses of the Quran was
clear to them. Also, they were people who are witnessing the revelation and they understood what the
any what the what the Quran was talking about, and what the what the Quran was referring to. Also,
they're familiar,
		
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			not only with the exact events that the Quran was referring to, but they're also familiar with the
practices of Arabs during the time of jihad here, where there are a number of verses in the Quran
that if you don't know, any of the practices of the Arabs, during the time of journeying, you cannot
really tell exactly what the verse is talking about or why the verses revealed in that manner.
inshallah, in the future, we will give some examples of that nature.
		
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			Also, they were familiar with the customs of the people who love Jews and Christians in their
peninsula during the time. So, therefore, in other words, they had the correct background or they
had a strong background
		
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			and both in language and in the Quran itself.
		
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			Practices during that time, that any loss of knowledge was known, and they understood lots of the
Quran
		
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			and implemented the Quran like in but at the same time, and he this knowledge wasn't necessarily
stated
		
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			before discussing
		
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			the field from the harbour themselves, it might be good to discuss some of the distinguishing
characteristics of the hub
		
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			and which makes them and he puts them in a special role. Well, the reason I'm going to discuss this
although it is and you might be able to, you might say that it's kind of a tangent discussion. And
in the reason I'm going to discuss this in some detail is number one for us to understand basically
why the sahaabah with respect to to theatre given the position given by underscores
		
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			what's happening also, there's lots of misunderstanding about this the hub and how we should treat
the look
		
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			towards this for hava. Thirdly, also some of the groups have tried to attack this the other and
lessen their position in Islam.
		
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			Fourthly, also, the most efficient opinion or the orientalist who writes about Islam also tried to
lessen the importance of the Sahaba and 50 also many of the similar ones Yeah, many writers nowadays
when they write about the Sahaba.
		
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			And it seems clear that out of ignorance, they say things about the Sahaba and during the time of
the harbor, which are incorrect and in fact go even against
		
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			some statements of the problem Hamas in particular.
		
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			So, let us inshallah discuss some of the
		
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			some of the things sheep characteristics of the companions that make them so important. With respect
to
		
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			the first point they already mentioned, actually, that they witnessed the revelation of the Quran.
They were familiar with the specific contemporaneous events, referring to
		
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			what they were familiar with the practices of the people of the jelly is an attempt to put
		
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			that first aspect I already mentioned secondly,
		
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			and this is probably a point that should be stressed even more than it is stressed over many scores
from the stresses
		
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			the the Sahaba witness to the problem,
		
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			any of the witnesses implementation of the Quran, and they actually start in front of them how the
Quran is to be applied
		
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			and it's not
		
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			Just a matter of reading the Quran and having a good Arabic language and so forth. And he, for
example, if you nowadays in the computer, days of the computer,
		
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			and if you give someone for example, some software and you give them the book and how to use it,
		
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			there's a big difference between giving him the software and giving him the book and telling them,
okay, just read that book and you know how to use it,
		
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			then it is a big difference between that and you sitting down with him and explaining and going
through the software, showing them how to implement. And there's a big difference between the two.
And this is an aspect that we have to stress with respect to the
		
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			with respect to the Sahaba Not only did the they understand the Quran best for those reasons I
mentioned in the first point, but they also saw how the problem has been implemented.
		
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			And it was they actually saw an implementation of the Quran.
		
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			Secondly, also during the time, that during the province times, if there was any verse in the Quran
that wasn't clear to them, or that they did not understand they had the ability to go to the
problem.
		
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			And as we talked about last time, the problem mssm was in the was the only one
		
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			and utilize that rule and their responsibility to be able to explain the Quran in the proper way
that Allah subhanho wa Taala wants the Quran to be understood. So therefore, they were shown how to
play and understand the Quran by the only authority and who could actually show them how to play him
and understand the Quran. Were
		
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			any commenting on this on this point.
		
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			Modern author, he wrote,
		
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			in a PhD dissertation.
		
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			And in in his PhD dissertation, he's stressing the fact that any of the special aspect of the Sahaba
was not just their understanding of Arabic and so forth, but it was their actual getting of the
Quran and learning of the Quran from the province of necessity. So he writes this the most
distinctive advantage of Muhammad's contemporaries, and it
		
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			was not their unparalleled excellence in Arabic, or their unmistakable intuitive capability, or
they're being the first addresses of the revelation, but the existence in their midst of an
exemplary embodiment of the Quranic message,
		
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			and an unauthorized, any computer source as Mohammed was.
		
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			And in other words,
		
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			this aspect is is a given the example of the of the computer and it's much more than just someone
teaching them what the Quran is. But any, they actually were able to see how the Quran is to be
applied. And so, therefore, and if you studied the foot, the Sahaba, and how they understood the
Quran, and compare it with people of later days, you see that the Sahaba in many cases, they avoided
the extremes and the mistakes of the people.
		
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			And the reason they avoided the these extremes, for example, they avoided the extremes of the
forage, they which is on one side, they avoided the extremes of the merger, which is on the other
side. And the reason they were able to do a world of exchanges This is because they were not just
given the Quran, but they were showing how to apply and understand the Quran. And if they ever went
beyond the limits of the Quran, the prophet Mohammed said Selim was there to explain to them that
they had gone beyond the limits of the Quran.
		
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			So therefore,
		
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			and if he had any this great advantage over any other people, and he since the time of the problem,
		
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			while also less than we discussed some of the ways that the progress of cinema has been put onto
them.
		
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			Certainly also they were experts of the of the Arabic language and they lived during a time in which
the Arabs used to brag about the great Arabic language like today, and the excellence in the in the
Arabic language. well beyond that, also the Quran was revealed in their language.
		
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			Lesson what to add on one verse talks about the fact that every messenger is sent with the language
of his people, and so they're able to understand
		
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			the message completely. So not only are they experts of Arabic language, and the Quran was revealed
in Arabic, but also the crown was revealed in their Arabic language, which is slightly different.
For example, in vocabulary and other aspects, then the Arabic language of today.
		
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			Also,
		
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			one aspect, one very important aspects about the Sahaba the companions and promises to them, and
this aspect is proven through the Quran, that they were people love, amen and any true faith of
correct faith and correct understanding of Islam,
		
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			where they grew up, especially those who converted early in Israel, and it was up during the size of
Mecca during the time in Mexico, and they grew up with the Quran. And the Quran was being revealed
they were growing up such that not only
		
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			Did they understand the Arabic language but they had what we could call a Quranic mentality. And he
they understood things in the in the life
		
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			they looked at life began in the life of the Quran, which enables us to separate them from the, from
the later generations. were basically and if you want to,
		
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			if you want to
		
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			try to boil down the religion of Islam into some basic principles, we can say that they are three
basic principles number one is the real understanding about Allah subhanho wa Taala. Number two, the
truthfulness of the Quran when number three is the
		
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			fact that the Prophet system was a messenger and what does that imply, and if these three aspects
are well ingrained in the person, it makes it very easy for him to when you read the Quran to
understand the Quran and not to not to get involved in
		
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			any in some quibbling with respect to the pronoun for example.
		
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			No, it is, for example, and some people talk about the theater when or when they when they write
about the Quran. And even Muslim writers I'm talking about well, we refer to them in other lectures
in the past.
		
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			For example, when they talk about some of the miracles of the Quran,
		
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			that the Red Sea was split for Moosa lays down for the Essenes to them
		
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			was born,
		
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			without a father and so forth. And he for the for the people, the Sahaba, who understood, really
Allah subhanho wa Taala. And the fact that what the Quran is saying is true, and the role of the
promises and if they had no problems understanding these, because they knew that these things were
very easy and very simple for Allah subhana wa tada to do that, if it was in the, according to the
wisdom more or less data to do it, they will do it. And he these things are easy for them because
they understood Islam. But nowadays, people come who don't, and you don't have the strength in the
religion of Islam don't understand, and in the nature of sending messengers and the truth of the
		
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			Quran, and they have some doubts and the question these things about, is it really true, how did you
happen? Can we somehow explain away and so forth. This is because they don't understand really the
essence or the understanding of Allah of Allah subhanho wa Taala that he is able to do these things.
And if it is within his wisdom to do it, he will, he will easily do it.
		
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			Also
		
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			the Quran itself, and he points to the fact that the Sahaba are people who should be looked towards
respected and emulated or followed, and that they are also the people who follow their example are
also people that will listen to what God has please.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says, What's the other opponent Oh, Luna minimal Have you need a one on one
readiness of our own destiny? Or the low on whom What are?
		
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			The English of this verse could be
		
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			the early forerunners of the Menagerie and those immigrants from Mecca and the unsolved residents of
Medina. And those those people who followed them in good deeds, I was pleased with them.
		
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			And they are pleased with all the
		
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			way mimetic use this verse. And we didn't get that far. And
		
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			there's a big discussion about whether the statements of the Sahaba for the Sahaba or hoodia, or
proofs in Islamic law or not,
		
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			in America, considered them in general to be proof? Well, this is one of his one of his proofs that
their statements are to be accepted Ghanian authorities in Islamic law because Allah subhana wa tada
and he praises not only the Mahajan one on top but praises those people who follow them.
		
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			And he says in a lesson with Alice's which is pleased with him. Well this is this idiomatic use that
as a proof of the position of the hub.
		
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			Similarly, according to the
		
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			early scholars of Islam, Allah subhana wa dalla citizen sort of the tuba, yeah even the vena homina.
A proper law will Kunal mouth for the free world according to the setup for the cleaners who would
disperse.
		
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			So the claim refers to the Sahaba
		
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			and the O you who believe have Taqwa of Allah and be with the saw the cleaner the sincere
		
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			according to the setup, this verse this other thing is referring to this
		
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			quote all this data talks about the the Sahaba First of all, another verse, same with Connecticut,
with Connecticut, john Lew Martin was with a guru Shahada, Shahada Allen and Allah subhana wa Tada.
And this verse is saying that he has created many rows made and he's the oma and spoken first
through Sahaba as the people who are working with them, what's the meaning of work?
		
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			Not the literal meaning but what does it mean?
		
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			When you look to the theater of this verse and how to set up another university and explained it,
and what is meant by water or moderate balance
		
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			is that they are the chosen and the most just
		
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			within all of them. subhana wa tada says that he has made them show me the list of what Allah has
chosen them, to be sure there are witnesses against
		
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			what this is.
		
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			Any statement or testimony from Allah subhanho wa Taala This is the hava are acceptable to Allah
subhanho wa Taala his witnesses
		
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			was in order to be witnessed again and it means that you are have to be the people of integrity and
so
		
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			similarly also the problem has arisen beyond those verses of Quran.
		
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			The Prophet Muhammad SAW Selim also stated that the way of the Sahaba is to be followed or to be
emulated. We find that in different areas if you go to any books of Hadith, you'll you'll be able to
read sections on the Sahaba or the merits of the Sahaba you will find
		
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			different
		
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			different Hadith pointing out to this meeting, for example,
		
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			the one one had eaten which the policy system
		
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			stated that this oma will break up into 73 groups, and all of them will be in the Hellfire except
one.
		
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			When he went when he was asked who that one was.
		
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			He said the ones who are following what I am following today and my sub. And in other words, this is
a statement or testimony from the problem homicide tell them that the way of the Sahaba what the
Sahaba were following is the correct way of Islam. The proper way of Islam was another heavy dose of
the purposes in the in the in the length, he added he ordered us to follow his tuna and to follow
the similar of the rightly guided caliphs philipa after him what to stick to stick to that way
		
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			as much as we can and to be aware of any innovation, as every innovation
		
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			has
		
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			also in different editors progresses in and we also see that we as Muslims are supposed to look to
the Sahaba and look to their way and try to follow their way of their example. And this is a
testimony from Allah subhanho wa Taala and the problem is asylum today in fact the following the
right way, if they're following the right way It means they're actually following the way of the
Quran. And in other words, it means that they are understanding and implementing their understanding
and implementing the Quran in the proper manner.
		
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			Well, seven points with respect to this other
		
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			is that they were chosen by Allah subhanho wa Taala to be the first recipient of the message
		
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			while they're also chosen by Allah subhana wa tada to be the people responsible for applying them
and for preserving the message and for passing it on to other people. And Allah subhanho wa Taala
chosen
		
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			in different verses of the Quran and the different simplicity have have discussed how the other
panelists had talked about how he has chosen the Sahaba one verses which he lay because he had he
was
		
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			and his drive actually even the first part drive in the way of according to his right
		
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			was he is the one who Chosen One other versus
		
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			for the humbler was determined on a very hidden levina
		
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			Well, according to the fit any of the setup livingness proposals people who were chosen, Alison
Hannah with that, and this reverses referring to the hub, both of the provinces in a minute it said
Verily, Allah chose my companions over all the creatures except for the prophets in the messenger.
And you know, we're second to the prophets and the messengers. And in the Allah subhanho wa Taala
chose the hub of the problem
		
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			was the the message. So it has a statement similar to that. His statement is sometimes related as a
headache and progresses syndrome that does not add to the promises in them. But in fact, it is a
statement of sorts. When he says that Allah subhanaw taala looked at the hearts of the slaves, and
he found the heart from hunger to be the best heart. So we sent him with the message. And then he
looked at the hearts of displays after the heart of Muhammad. And he found the hearts of his
companions to have the best heart so we chose them to companion His prophets and to support his his
religion.
		
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			So in fact, and he did the the Sahaba were, in essence, a chosen people chosen by hand with Allah,
chosen because of this citizen clarity, their ability to apply the methods, their ability, ability
to understand the message and their ability to pass that message on and preserve it.
		
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			For later generations.
		
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			And finally,
		
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			there's of the scholars, there's consensus of the scholars of this
		
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			problem of mysticism. There's the problem of amateur Islam. In fact, what I mean that the Sahaba,
the companions of the Prophet, Silla, more, in fact, the most knowledgeable of this oma
		
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			and he This is the conclusion of, for example, in Lima, Mississippi, in America.
		
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			And in fact, any logically it would be very hard to disagree with this conclusion, because as we
mentioned many times earlier, they received their knowledge of Islam directly from the problem, and
still was opposed to them. And besides being a prophet, also he was
		
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			more of the or he was someone any bringing up his people, he wasn't just giving them a message. But
he was also teaching them the message and bringing them up on this message, so that they understand
		
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			them completely, and so forth.
		
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			But these are some of the some of the characteristics.
		
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			concerning that these are eight characteristics concerning the hubbub, they put them. And in the
		
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			end, if we consider these characteristics of the Saba, we will see that in fact, from the point of
view of this them from the point of view of knowing Islam, from the point of view of knowing the
client, and from the point of view of me being the one that we should follow and listen to and
interpret in the plans of work, we see that in fact, they have a special position much above people
who came, who came after them.
		
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			After the after the death of the province,
		
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			as new people into intense Islam, as new people begin to embrace Islam,
		
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			and it is new people, some of them, first of all, were non Arabs,
		
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			many of them or all of them, and who were not alive during the time of the problems that they did
not see a witness the revelation of the Quran and so forth. So therefore, and during the time of the
Sahaba, there became a need
		
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			to discuss many aspects of the Quran,
		
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			which during the seven provinces of them, there, in fact, was no need to discuss.
		
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			And in other words, there begin the beginning of time in which people needed other people, meaning
the Sahaba, to explain to them the meaning of the Quran. And to explain to them the meaning of
different verses. Well, this could be called perhaps the beginning of what was later known as the
same.
		
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			Also, during this time, and, for example, in the first the last quarter, or last or last quarter
century have hinted at it because of the strength of Islam, the political strength of Islam, many
people entered into Islam or not, in fact, and in their hearts, truthful to why they entered Islam
in order to try to destroy them from within, maybe these people are
		
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			usually referred to by different names such as the another another, another term, what became it
began, it became the obligation of the Sahaba to refute these erroneous explanations and erroneous
claims that these people were making. Plus also, as I mentioned, since there are people who were not
alive during the sentence, I mean, during the process in the knowledge of the Arabic language was in
a storm.
		
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			And then people began to talk about the Quran and patois sort of speak above without really having
the in depth knowledge that they needed. So, also it was the responsibility again to the Sahaba.
		
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			To me to respond to what was going on. So therefore, it especially during the later years, but the
other much more discussion of this year, much more common semicolon and can be found.
		
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			And he this phenomenon, or all of these aspects, led to the question, then
		
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			an important question for us is, how much weight or how much authority then should be given to an
explanation of a Quranic verse, which doesn't, doesn't come from the Quran and or the Prophet as we
just said,
		
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			but comes from the Sahaba themselves. And it is not the metaphor doesn't come from the problem.
		
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			But it comes from the Sahaba Morocco, and how much weight how much authority should that be given?
And he should that be given
		
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			status like it is Morocco like it is coming from the problem I'm assessing them or should it be
given a lesser status or what
		
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			among the among the scholars have to say there's not really a great deal of difference of opinion in
answering this question, and in general, they agree but there is a little bit
		
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			difference of opinion
		
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			and in some, some scholars, consider
		
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			Or have stated that the sphere of the Sahaba takes the same ruling as metaphor. It is considered as
having the source with the problem.
		
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			And he is if he heard it as if they may have heard it from him or get the idea from the problem.
		
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			Some of them in particular have come in Frederick.
		
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			And his book The
		
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			mustard regatta he happens says that the spirit of the Salah is to be considered at the same level
or at six the same ruling as metaphor. And he claims he claims This was also the opinion of Al
Bukhari woman
		
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			was playing and he is booked for that the way he claims that his Indian party Muslim, for example,
inside Buhari will find some procedure coming from the Sahaba not coming from the front.
		
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			He is there is an argument that since the book of the party's mostly had these are the promises or
things that have the ruling America is taking that as an argument that this must mean must be also
included
		
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			in an opera, and now we two headed scholars to come after.
		
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			The objective is
		
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			and they said this is not true. Any grocery store is not true in general.
		
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			It is only true
		
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			for those reports and for those Tafseer coming from the Sahaba that are related to us bourbon the
zoo.
		
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			In other words, if the hobby said that that verse was revealed, and that situation or for that
reason for that purpose, and so forth, and so on are the occasions behind the revelation. If as the
hobbit says that that, that a specific verse was revealed on a specific location, then that
explanation of this is how we take the same ruling as the Morpheus token, the token as if it's
coming from the public system,
		
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			or
		
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			those things that they stated, which are not areas in which someone can make use the head or have
personal opinion.
		
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			In other words, if the hobby says something about what will happen on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			And he This is not an area where the hobby can make it to where he can say I think this or that, and
he must have been the case that he heard this from the problem.
		
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			So if you make the statement that is
		
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			any related to these areas in which in fact it is impossible that he could have made it she had then
the statement of this hobby is considered medical or having its source with the problem.
		
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			And also in another book that happened the same and happened in modified rooms.
		
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			And have you made the same statement pretty much as evidence a lot and knowing and he that not all
of the rulings are to be considered metaphor. In other words, what happened later seems he changes
he changed his opinion. However, he made his opinion more concise than his other book might have.
		
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			What this means is that there is no scholar who explicitly stated this will happen now has been
removed. There's no scholar that explicitly stated that any theater from any hobby is to be
considered medical. Well, he also the author of
		
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			the Quran, he stated that
		
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			even in matters of Arabic
		
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			and even in matters related to Arabic, that is the only thing that the Sahaba did not hear from the
public but things related to the Arabic language. And even in these areas, the statement of the
Sahaba takes precedence to the statements of anyone after this because they were
		
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			the most important book in Aloma foreign second, let them
		
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			do it later on. But most important
		
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			and the reason for that, again, is because the hub of excellence in the Arabic language and the fact
that the Quran was revealed in their
		
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			Arabic language, what even me and his famous work on Putnam have
		
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			sort of
		
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			faded out of the Quran and Sunnah. The statements of the Sahaba is the third source of put on a
commentary, since they witnessed the revelation and consistency intelligence and sound knowledge is
confirmed in the Quran. So fervently Mia and after the Quran. So now the next thing you have to look
to is the statement of this hub
		
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			more precise, and E with respect to the statements of the Sahaba with respect to the put on any
entity to really talk about what position they hold, whether it's multiple, or multiple, or
whatever. And we should divide the statements or the specs of the Quran into seven categories.
		
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			The first category is is the way that the implemented, understood and explain the Quran during the
lifetime of the Prophet
		
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			Have a system and continue to do so after the after the thing after.
		
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			And in other words, if someone, one of the hubby said that this is how we applied to put on during
the famine problem,
		
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			or this is how we understood the verse during the famine, the problem homelessness in them. And it
this type of statement is to be considered a job and authority and succeed. And it has the same rank
as metaphor as coming from the public health system. Because in fact, for those who took this class,
		
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			and this is actually part of the some of the problems.
		
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			This is actually part of what's known as the what.
		
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			And he was actually in this is considered part of the some of the problems that
		
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			is part of his work. Some of them are his statements, objections in Christianity, this is actually
falls under concrete. This is what they're doing. This is how they're applying and understanding Ron
during the time of the problems. And if he approved of it, and even without even suddenly he
approved with this is actually to be considered part of as soon as so it's not even considered Danny
from the Sahaba at all, it is considered a miracle and part of the center of the program.
		
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			Secondly,
		
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			is what the companions narrated concerning us bourbon, the zoo.
		
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			And the occasions behind
		
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			the occasions behind
		
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			now with respect to the southern Missouri locations, behind this revelation of a specific verse. And
he will talk about this later on when we talk about southern Israel, and what's the benefits of it,
and what are the conditions for it. But it has to be a specific statement from the hobby that this
verse was revealed during this occasion or because of this.
		
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			And sometimes the Sahaba used to say that this verse was revealed, and if he can look at it, and
		
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			when they say that when the Sahaba says that can he does this reverse was revealed with respect to
something, this doesn't mean that it was revealed on that occasion or because of that, okay? What
they mean by that is that this verse applies to that occasion. So we have to be very careful about
the terminology. When we talk about a seven rule and what exactly comes under the ruling of Morocco,
as we said before, this feminine zone is ruling as metaphor as if it comes from the Prophet, and
this is your authority in
		
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			the third category is kind of a broad, broad category. And this is the companions understanding and
application of the general or broad concepts of the Quran.
		
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			And this is considered a hook just for overriding authority without
		
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			any, for example,
		
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			their understanding of some of the basic aspects of Islam that they could not do without and that
the provinces send them will not leave them, without explaining to them such as
		
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			their understanding of the relationship between faith and actions. And between a man what
		
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			was the place and importance of jihad, the importance of making Tao and spreading Islam, the
importance and obligation of ordering goods and eradicating evil
		
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			the understanding of the of the foundations of Islam and the Pillars of Islam, the place of the
Quran and Sunnah in Islam, the relationship between the believers and disbelievers. And then we
learned and brought any these kinds of general concepts
		
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			and their understanding of understanding of these general concepts in there. And it's a beautiful
product in the life that these general concepts is to be considered a budget, because they
definitely got their understandings and their application of these basic and general concepts from
the problem homicides in them. And so what these are, and the kind of concepts and the kinds of
things that the province has in them was referring to when he said that the Muslim oma will break
into 73 sects, and all of them will be in the Hellfire except for the one who was following what he
and his haba were following.
		
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			The fourth
		
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			type of proceeds of skins related to the Koran has come from other
		
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			metals of Tafseer, in which there is agreement among
		
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			the words they are all agreed upon, that this verse means certain sets or this word means such and
such in this verse has to be plugged in this way. And in that case,
		
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			if they are in agreement, then this is also a job or authority and
		
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			not only because they are companions, but also because this is what
		
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			this is consensus which is
		
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			an authority in Islamic law.
		
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			Those matters concerning substitute in which the Sahaba held different opinions.
		
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			And we can break this down into two categories.
		
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			The first category
		
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			as Tamia points out, most of the differences of opinion actually not difference opinion but
different statements with respect to different
		
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			different versions of put on limited me have pointed out most of their different statements are in
fact, not contradicted.
		
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			So they're different statements are this nature that they are not contradicted? And there's no
problem at all. For example,
		
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			what is the meaning of Serato?
		
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			If you go to the hover and how different Sahabi
		
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			explained this verse, some of them said put off and put on, some of them said Islam, the Muslim says
as soon as the problem and there is no contradiction between any of these verses, so we take all of
them as correct as authoritative,
		
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			authoritative interpretations of the Quran. Well, this is in fact, as Jamia points out that most of
the differences of opinion are different statements. Among this the hava among the today, in
particular word differences of this nature, and the not contradictory statements, but each one was
giving a different light or a different aspect of reverse.
		
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			Well, if you take them all together, you get the complete meaning of the verse. And in fact, there's
no contradiction between between what they're saying.
		
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			The section, which is actually a subcategory of the previous one is in which they have contradictory
or contradictory personal judgments. And in other words, they make statements that contradict one
another.
		
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			What do we do in this
		
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			in this case, any like any other, or similar cases of differences of opinion needs to be heard. And
in this case, we have to study each opinion, in the light of other evidences in the light of the
Quran, in light of the sun, in light of other statements of different Sahaba, and so forth. We
accept whatever is the strongest opinion, and we reject whatever is the weakest.
		
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			But we know that Jelani is one of them will be correct, because, as I mentioned,
		
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			they will not. If this is, for example, the only two opinions of this other than the truth, the only
will not be something beyond what we're defending.
		
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			The final category, the seventh category,
		
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			is the sixth was broken into two one is the different statements, but there's no contradiction.
		
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			And
		
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			the fifth one was different statements without any contradiction, which one was different statements
with contradictions? So the seven is, it's the head of individuals.
		
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			And he, for example, once the hubby said something severe, we don't find any contradiction among the
Sahaba. But at the same time, we don't find any agreement from the other Sahaba. What do we do in
this case,
		
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			some scholars even say, in this case, Danny, the head of the Sahabi is supposed to be accepted,
because Yanis is on the presumption that they may have heard it directly from the problems. And even
if they didn't hear directly from the problems I send them, then it should be followed, because of
those reasons that we stated earlier about this particular aspects.
		
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			They put them in a special category. So in other words, even if we have individuals, if we had
individuals to have our individual companions,
		
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			even in that case, any their their statements, their individual statements may not be as strong as
the other categories that we mentioned. But in succeed, they should be looked to first before we
look to other other sources.
		
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			Now, there is one exception to this.
		
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			And this one exception, although and it's an important exception, although it doesn't occur. And it
didn't, it didn't occur. Often. The one exception is the some of the Sahaba, some of the sahaabah
and we'll talk about them later who they are some of the Sahaba used to go to an empty tub and ask
Nikita
		
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			questions about the previous prophets.
		
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			And sometimes they would narrate any
		
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			statements of the previous prophets, while explaining
		
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			if it is known, that particular Sahaba and they are known who they are used to take from.
		
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			Then their statements with respect to the stories of the prophets of old are not considered as they
are not considered. And he liked the other statements of
		
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			why they should inshallah, in the future, we will, we will discuss and who some of them were, and
how to deal with them.
		
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			And in general, as we'll discuss later, those people that they went to
		
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			And ask them many those people from Africa, we're talking about Jews and Christians who became
Muslim. In general, except for the case of Abdullah living
		
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			in Ross, who, who, during one of the battle in Iraq, he came across a large number of books, edited
and used to something.
		
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			Shall we talk about them later, more detail in probably the 21st lecture series,
		
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			and this earlier.
		
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			Now, with respect to the
		
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			with respect to the Sahaba.
		
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			And although the generation as a whole needs the description that we described earlier, this doesn't
mean that all of the different Sahaba were at the same level of em. Were at the same level of
expertise, for example, in the theater, Hadith, and so forth, that some of them specialize in
specific areas, and we're not that strong in other areas.
		
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			This has been proven by the provinces. And when she described some Sahaba has been the best at
making judgments and other sahabas having the best knowledge in in inheritance laws and so forth.
		
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			Also with respect to the theory and not all of the other world, the same level, when it came to the
theory.
		
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			Basically, what this meant is that some Sahaba rarely spoke about the theory rarely give any one of
the Sahaba used to give some more
		
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			discussion on
		
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			one electron by a cod, we mentioned earlier. He says that the Sahaba, who are best known for this
year for making this year, were the first for Caleb's.
		
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			Beloved Massoud was to live in our birth will be
		
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			even cab was that well, but mostly Shari, and Abdullah even as a baby.
		
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			And some other companions who spoke about the city but not to the extent of firsthand that we
mentioned. Or at least they were not known to be as professional.
		
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			As the person who mentioned include also enlisted in the manner of hoorah. Well, I believe in
whichever reason Abdullah loves 11, I'm going to enter as
		
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			the wife of the Prophet
		
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			but what has been narrated from these people I just mentioned now, regarding to theater actually is
very small when compared to what is narrated from the first 10 minutes.
		
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			But even among those first 10, for example, Oliver Oliver rashidun.
		
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			From abubaker, for example, there's very little related with respect to subsea from the first
cutting. And there's some obvious reasons for this,
		
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			which would include what are some of the obvious reasons why very little theatres is narrated from
		
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			basically the three obvious reasons why
		
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			there's not much narrated from abubaker regarding
		
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			number one, he died at a very early time,
		
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			he did not live long for people to become students.
		
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			Secondly, while he was the Khalifa during that short time, after the time, the problem,
		
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			he was very much busy with other things coming up.
		
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			And he
		
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			was certainly also he lived at a time as we mentioned many times earlier, he lived at a time and he
just two years up to the time,
		
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			in which there was very little need to talk about this.
		
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			During this time, there was no need for him really to explain it because most of the people around
them understood much most of what
		
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			the Quran had to say, but similar arguments could be made also for them. And also from Qatar, we do
not have a great deal
		
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			of material related to the sphere.
		
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			On the other hand, the situation for example, is quite different with respect to the imminent
problem.
		
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			And the reason for that also is that even before he became the halifa he lived for some time, he was
free from the obligations of Khalifa in which he could teach others in others good any refer to him
question not related, for example, to the state.
		
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			And also he lived up to the time
		
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			that many new people begin to enter Islam and many questions about the fear has to be answered in
many discussions about the future
		
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			will be made. And similar in fact can be can be similar statements can be made are true for the
living at birth.
		
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			And with respect to secede from the Sahaba. These in fact are the four will have the most narrated
from them.
		
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			And in order of narration
		
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			and also by the way, these ability Masuda, Nova even God these are two of the people that the
brother said
		
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			Send them folders to take the Quran from.
		
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			Well, I even thought it
		
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			was known for his great knowledge and also even addresses we'll talk about.
		
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			And then I even have a follow up. And then it'll be been kept
		
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			up because of
		
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			any we don't have that much time we will not discuss each one in detail, but we'll discuss somewhat
about.
		
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			First of all, when, when even our best day held, and when sorry, when the public has died, how old
was it?
		
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			Two narrations once is 13. The other one says 15.
		
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			So when the when the Prophet says 11 died, actually, even our best was still quite young.
		
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			But although he was young in the course, system, apart from the see, like
		
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			a real human,
		
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			although he did die, although the processing and had died when I first was still quite young.
		
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			He had the opportunity in the fortune of basically growing up in the house of the problem.
		
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			And he was related to the power of
		
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			the President.
		
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			And his aunt was who
		
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			was an abacus, and well, maybe one was one of the wives of the problem.
		
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			And if an Ibis basically grew up in a mother's house and grew up basically, in the profits company.
		
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			Well, not only that,
		
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			and he not only did he have the fortune of growing up in the profits company, but after the time of
the problem.
		
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			After the time of
		
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			Anthony, we
		
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			don't have to worry about the both ends.
		
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			After the death of the
		
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			bus took any study and learning from the Sahaba very serious,
		
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			and has as well as Assam referred to earlier in our bus narrated mini Heidi from the provinces. But
most of the numbers narrated from the province of Salem, he didn't get directly from the problem. He
got it from the other Sahaba. And this is as we mentioned, this is known as Murcia Madrid.
		
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			And he one time he was asked about how did he get so much knowledge. And he said, it was from me
standing in the cold wind and waiting for the Sahaba, in order to talk with me came to one of his
house to ask him about some Hadees and such. And the Sahabi was sleeping. While he said if I wanted
to I could have had him awakened. But instead I waited for him to wake up. When he woke up,
		
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			he waited outside the house waiting for
		
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			the hobby to wake up. So he could ask them some questions about hidey hole in the sidewalk offices
and you should have
		
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			and you should have wicked me up you didn't need to
		
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			stand with this was the way that our best if he used to do his best, to go through the oldest and to
learn from them, and to get as much knowledge as he could get from them. Also on top, he was very
		
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			and he was very aware of the deep insights and knowledge
		
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			that even our best had. So whenever they have there was any gatherings of the Sahaba of the oldest
Sahaba he would always bring in our best with one time he was one of the other person said Why do
you bring me this man with you. We have children the same age.
		
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			I'm gonna state again because he said that no one knows the plan. Like,
		
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			of course, part of this knowledge and part of this great insight where the results of the profits go
out for revenue purposes in the mid droppers and above, and is narrated in different ways in
different areas. But basically, the provinces in a major prison are best for all of our data, to
give him an understanding of the religion and also to teach him the way in or the understanding of
the Quran. So therefore, we see that with respect to even at birth, and his knowledge, and
understanding basically are based on five things. Number one was the application of the Prophet
Mohammed says And then number two was growing up in the household of the Prophet Muhammad Sicilian.
		
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			Number three was his desire and his mixing with the older companions to learn from them. Number
four, also I haven't mentioned, this was his great ability to memorize.
		
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			And he used to memorize long
		
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			houses of Arabic poetry, used to
		
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			used to memorize any long portions of Arabic poetry after just hearing it one on one time. And he
used this knowledge and this ability also in his and when it came to improving upon. Well, finally,
he had a great insight and willingness to speak the truth and all sorts of
		
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			tend to make HD hard whenever whenever necessary.
		
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			Well finally he died in the year of
		
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			the year 68.
		
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			And what did he did he die or the mustard number 35
		
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			any with respect to him into fear and in many people whether it's the Hubble or any older than him
or whether his students come in into on on his subset for example, mu j, one of his most important
students said this whenever he whenever an Ibis explained anything, would you have to see a light
over, Nautilus descending upon? Well, it also said about analysis to see even taller said that when
he was explaining the Quran, it was as if he was looking at the MC wave through a very thin veil
		
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			will also have an armor plate about him and I busted in the numbers is the most knowledgeable of the
oma Mohammed concerning what was revealed to him. For many of the Sahaba many of the debate needs to
go to
		
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			two even numbers to get them to stand in the Quran. For example, in recovery,
		
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			as I mentioned, he was very much aware of his knowledge of the Quran was he used to many times and
agree even at birth to show
		
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			me his great knowledge in the Quran. When one incident is
		
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			recorded in computer property,
		
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			up at the Sahaba to explain the following verse.
		
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			One, none of them actually was able
		
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			to explain the following this webinar, possibly the only one among them was able to give an
explanation of the verse.
		
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			This was
		
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			any convincing or pleasing to Him. And actually, this happened on more than one occasion. But this
is one example from
		
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			from
		
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			the verses, rather read
		
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			from the book or verse 266, and talks about and if, if you would wish to have
		
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			gardens
		
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			and describes the gardens. And then you become old and your descendants are very young. And then the
fire comes and destroys the garden. What What does this mean? What is it talking about really isn't
our birth, as I said, was the only one who was able to explain it, whether or not best said that
it's referring to someone. And he's talking to us if we would like to live a life in which we do any
good deeds during our whole life. And then as we're close to dying, when we need the good deeds,
		
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			then we start doing evil deeds and it destroys everything that we do.
		
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			This is an example of the deep understanding that
		
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			had interfered and the respective honorable facade had for him, and also respect the other,
		
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			other head for his.
		
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			Now as I mentioned earlier, some of the Sahaba used to go to the Muslims, and he was converted from
Islam and Judaism and Muslims have advocated
		
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			what is known also that even our birth was one of the Sahaba who did go to some of the
		
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			Muslims who had converted to Islam from Christianity and Judaism.
		
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			This, this pack has been used by the orientalist both here
		
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			and in which he makes a large claim about even our birth that most of his disappear. And so
therefore, all the tissue that is based on
		
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			our birth, actually took it from the People of the Book.
		
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			In fact, he says the most of it, he took it from Leyland even further as the
		
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			way he said, and this isn't true. He says that even our brothers daughters maimunah says it in and
our bus used to read the Quran in seven days. And he used to read the Torah and 16. Well, he also
used to rely upon travel abroad. And Abdullah says he will talk about these people in the future in
Sharla. And he said that although I needed to go pee himself, although when I first warned people
about taking from taking energy from the people of the book, and he used to take from these people
as he did not doubt them and used to take a look from them. And he also continued school to
continued that had been a bus used to go through these to not just on matters related to the photo,
		
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			but also matters essential to the fraud and to reflect even if the province has silom has
		
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			Come in and find one unfortunately. And, of course, we will see it. If you know good theater, well,
you will know that he is one of the best and making complete distorting reports and using them the
way that he wants to. But unfortunately, in the
		
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			end in the Muslim world,
		
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			many writers take from the orientalist and just repeat what this is, without really distinguishing
between what's great and what isn't great. And so unfortunately, you'll find almost exactly the same
arguments and means book prejudice.
		
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			And he, they're claiming that, given our birth, and the other Sahaba, ignored the prophets warning
concerning going through the People of the Book and hearing from them. And if you study the
narration, from even our best authentic narration of even our best, you'll see that any what they're
saying is
		
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			exaggerated and is not exactly the truth. It is true that even our best used to go to some of the
photos of the Jews, who had embraced Islam like the living for them and covered COVID lava. But as
we see in the narrations from him, he never used to narrate anything from them related to our PETA,
or related to the foundations of the religion, or even a spreadsheet. And also he used to judge and
what they narrated from what they used to say to him, if it was consistent with the Quran, then he
would narrate it, if it was inconsistent with the Quran, then, and he would not marry this was the
fact that
		
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			and this is how they combined the two headings of the problem of mysticism.
		
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			And we're headed to publicist and and said that you may relate in your company. And there's no harm
in that. And as I said, we'll discuss this topic later inshallah. And another heading in which the
father says it and said, Do not affirm or do not deny what the people of the book.
		
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			And as I said, if you go to an Ibis in the authentic narrations from living habits, you'll find that
he was actually very careful about taking from them, and he would really take from it, except for
the few stories related to the profitable Well, if you go to his body, you will find that even at
birth said, himself, he said,
		
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			All Muslims, you ask the people of the book was your was your book that was revealed to your prophet
has the most report most recent report from Allah and it is the book that has not been distorted.
And Allah tells you that the People of the Book distorted the books of Allah, and change them with
their own hands. And they said, this is from Allah in order to gain and he immediately leads the
game hasn't what you receive, the numbers continue, hasn't what you received, the knowledge
prevented you from asking them otherwise, any once you have a notion sufficient, you have no need to
ask them. And then he ends his statement by saying By Allah, I never see any one of them asking you
		
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			about what was revealed to you. And in other words, you have the book.
		
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			And Allah subhana wa Taala says clearly that their books have been distorted, there is no reason for
you to ask them, and you have the knowledge. And you should take a lesson from them that they
believe they have the knowledge, they don't ask you.
		
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			Nowadays, maybe they don't ask you about what does what is in your book and so forth,
		
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			was this statement to try and save quality from the numbers and so,
		
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			any clearly warning us and telling us You should not take from from
		
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			now,
		
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			as is the case with all of the narrations will come even from the province
		
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			or they come from any of the Sahaba any we have to make certain this the chain of authority any of
this nervous we are receiving this we are getting it through is authentic, that the narration is in
fact through narration from
		
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			from even our birth in this case or any of the others
		
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			with respect to living at birth and also with respect to I even have a problem we will not discuss
it with with perspective and our best there was many reasons for why people might try to fabricate
narrations from him and say that this is his tissue
		
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			or this is it from him or this is the same for him. Number one is he was from the the posits family
		
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			and in general it was common practices, and the people from the father's family were considered
		
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			more
		
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			and if you could get a narration from someone related to the Prophet This was considered greater by
many unfortunately, you can say ignorant people then I'm erasing from a Sahaba who is not married to
the Prophet.
		
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			Secondly, also his position in society was well known. And he the Prophet says in them draw for him
and so forth and the things that we mentioned. So therefore, if you wanted to, if you wanted to
fabricate a sphere
		
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			and you wanted to make sure that people would accept it, he would be the best person to fabricate
it.
		
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			Also during the time of
		
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			Bertie
		
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			dynasty, I guess you could call librescu and we're descendants of
		
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			from
		
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			lovers versus family. So therefore any during the time of about the own if someone wanted to, and he
tried to get closer to divert you and try to get some benefit from their bus, you know, he might try
to fabricate something coming from a bus and claiming that
		
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			these are some of the reasons why
		
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			in particular narrations from an address have been been fabricated. So therefore, it's very
important to, to know any what are the authentic narrations from moving above? And what are the
unauthentic narrations from
		
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			some of the changes that come from our birth some of the well known better noting that the majority
of the system is in our best comfortable? Well, this, this kind of information
		
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			is most important. If you read it the feared like poverty, or even cut the
		
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			subsidy we never had them enables computers in which this net or the chain of authorities are always
included. Unfortunately, many procedures as you know, like the majority of systems, they drop the
net or the chain of authorities and they just mentioned usually some reference where the chain may
be gone. But in those procedures in which the chain can be found.
		
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			This information is quite important. And you can know the different chains from from
		
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			the first chain and this is most important.
		
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			I don't expect the others of you to memorize. Had this been like the sort of tip class I will put in
the end I'm giving it to you as a different story. The first game is more Maria Maria even solid,
		
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			on the authority of it.
		
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			From even after
		
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			me, this is the best chain from
		
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			Florida. And
		
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			Allah He didn't
		
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			even have the
		
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			well, this is this is the best chain from our best. And he said if there's a book of proceeds
related by either you've been in Egypt and someone travels all the way to Egypt just to get that
book, and he will not have been wasting your time.
		
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			Well, because he recorded his narration also scared of poverty in the cities and other companies and
brands chain and also as a Muslim. And he this chain, by the way has been criticized although this
chain from
		
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			an Airbus has been criticized by Goethe here and those people who follow books here.
		
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			And the criticism, of course, is an old criticism among the idiots themselves.
		
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			And this criticism is that I don't even know how to not take a seat directly from an apple
		
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			used to take it from either Mujahid
		
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			or AWS.
		
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			So in other words, he did not actually take it. So they're claiming that the chain is broke.
		
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			What's the response to that?
		
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			For those of you who took the ultimate headache class, there's only two of you left three
		
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			three graduates left from that class.
		
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			But the response to
		
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			the point is that if you have a broken chain, but if you know who's missing,
		
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			and the person who's missing is tougher, there's no harm. So any the chain is broken between early
		
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			and even adverse, but we know that he used to take it from Russia and from sage and Juba.
		
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			Both of them are tougher, so therefore there's no harm done.
		
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			So that's the strongest team, the second chain in the world of spices and Muslim and cookie.
		
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			And although you may not even have an
		
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			oven
		
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			for even
		
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			unsaved in Japan, and even after a
		
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			while this chain is also authentic, meets the standards of shipping for a Muslim. Why an animal
still dropped by hacking you'll find many reports with
		
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			the third chain.
		
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			It's
		
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			often the one who wrote the theater of the Prophet
		
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			even it's half an Hamad bin Abu Mohammed
		
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			which is he was the molar of zaven
		
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			and grammar course item jubair and even after
		
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			it is changed
		
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			Instead of threatened by many people, but my opinion again, does not happen because even as he was
known to make these in this case, he says I'm committed.
		
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			But in any case, this this chain is found in a public sphere and also live in other countries. And
you'll find many headaches with this chain in Oberon is modular.
		
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			By the way, there's a reason why
		
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			the fourth chain
		
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			is mainly the number of man so D. So D,
		
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			a deal can be
		
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			from either illmatic
		
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			or avasarala. And even
		
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			while there's a difference of opinion above this chain, because the boat because
		
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			he was, he was from the submarine and he was also known to be a shear. But in any case, he was he
was Harriet Orin a Muslim and also Sofia natori in a short period it is headed
		
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			a poverty and he has lost through this chain. We never had them also, I shouldn't even have ever had
them did not record anything through this chain.
		
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			Another famous chain that this chain is of the medic Givens range
		
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			and even have the
		
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			injuries from if an object but
		
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			this chain
		
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			of injuries was not a direct student or birth, but he was known to relate anything whether it was
authentic or not. So therefore this chain has to be very careful with it in general. And it is not
just religion.
		
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			The sixth chain
		
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			had been Muslim,
		
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			and Hillary
		
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			and this chain isn't acceptable, although of
		
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			the scene is not acceptable because it is broken between him and Mr. Burns and the narratives
between them are not often
		
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			Unfortunately, our property webinar has been recorded a lot through the stream
		
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			while this gene is from jover from what the heck it becomes even weaker, because it was very
sobering my husband did not record anything and he from
		
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			the next chain is
		
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			appear an op
		
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			and if it
		
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			appears we can also this chain
		
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			the chain is from McCartan, insulin, and as the
		
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			author himself as a very controversial character.
		
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			He himself is not acceptable narrative was the main chain
		
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			is Mohammed Eben
		
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			Kelby
		
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			and Abu Salah.
		
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			And even after this is the worst change
		
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			was killed, he is well known. And he fought to see it. And he's well known for no one being willing
to accept
		
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			some people even accused him of forgery fabricating
		
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			why this chain is made even worse when it's Mohammed even marijuana to be a story
		
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			that we talked about, from how many minutes
		
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			and it was the worst chain but unfortunately
		
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			salovey disappeared and also work at an institute and he recorded a lot through this you
		
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			will finally and our last comment and we'll stop here because
		
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			the next time
		
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			is that there's a fear ascribed to it and I But
		
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			why was surprised and we don't have it in our library, because it's very famous. The theater is
distributed
		
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			and it is well known facilities and very big. It's pretty much the theater on
		
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			an every verse of the Quran supposedly from even at birth and you will find it not very big many
times you'll find it on the margin of other books
		
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			was this procedure at the beginning of sort of
		
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			the beginning of Soros of Baccarat
		
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			It begins with this narrative.
		
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			And it is the two it is in the sewist method one is sort of in
		
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			the beginning sort of synthetic and the other one at the beginning of sort of Baccarat they are a
little bit different. But they all have this portion the same and that's Mohammed bin Marwan and it
can be an episode an episode and even
		
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			the comments about
		
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			the worst one, the worst one is Kelby Anna risala. And even our birth and we said it's made even
worse when it's Mohammed him in that one. Put this away. So Danny disappeared which is being
destroyed.
		
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			non conforming
		
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			This is a copy of the first page of the defect the * which is on the margin of another book. And
in this society as a whole
		
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			you can take the if you take it by itself it takes
		
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			maybe about 200 pages
		
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			and all of this is based on this
		
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			not weak
		
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			unbelievably unacceptable to
		
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			me we might even call fabricated if you're from those people who agree that both Mohammed bin Moran
and then can be fabricated.
		
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			This is a procedure
		
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			called procedure that are best but also has another name and you will find it in many places. As I
said, unfortunately, all of it is
		
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			is a fabrication it was actually collected by
		
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			Mohammed bin Jacobi Pharaohs says it is a snap back to our best federal devalues EMS
		
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			is famous for the fumbles and why
		
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			he collected this and he will end on that note that this
		
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			was
		
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			in existence very authentic.