Kamal El-Mekki – Seerah Before The Prophecy

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			I can start.
		
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			So
		
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			I want to start with understanding.
		
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			But it's it's two things. And I know that I'm, I'm obligated to be here
		
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			to be so appreciative that you did come despite the weather. But then it goes on to say that I
realized this is nothing new to you
		
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			probably thinking, What's the big deal?
		
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			And then either way, it's up in my favor. And individuals, lm said, Whoever it takes a path to
knowledge, did we facilitate a thought for him? to paradise? For me, I love her facilitated.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			I don't think I'm going to use it too much. So a number of things, where did we leave off last time?
		
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			So last time, we did that one of the major things we discussed was the positioning of Arabia. And
the advantage and why it was specifically chose to send it to Islam in Arabia, that region, the
advantages of it being
		
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			not known for having the military power between two superpowers at the time, not having too many.
That's a Christian, there's no one can accuse him of stealing and borrowing, as opposed to it being
sent in the area for the state. And
		
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			then today, we want to
		
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			continue, I think we have
		
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			Okay, so we spoke about the the birth of the prophets, I send them there is on the Europe, the
elephant on 1201. That, you know, as a child who was sent out to the desert to be raised there, and,
and this is the customer of Arabs who used to send their children out in the desert in their early
years. So they can be raised in pure and healthy environment, as opposed to the city more unhealthy.
Whatever it is, sewage dumps running water, it's more hotel can desert, away from the diseases and
plagues of the city, it builds their stamina to get some adjusted to rough life. And so they don't
become soft and pampered as well. And you'll see this many times, not just in the US, I send them
		
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			but even later on, for example, Mr. de la and he sent his son yazeed, also to be raised out in the
desert. So he didn't become soft and pampered someone wants it that was a very soft and pampered and
consumed alcohol and things like that. It was not, for the most part lies made against him.
		
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			And also to make them fluent in the Arabic of the play.
		
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			And then this is the point where we would have discussed the process of being a shepherd because you
said that a lot has not sent any profit, except that he was a shepherd first. And you kind of
discussed this two weeks ago,
		
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			because we wanted to do is to give you an idea of what we're going to be doing as far as the
contemplation. So just a quick recap of some of the points that we came up with in class. I said
number one, that
		
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			that was the kind of data that would always have a prophet become be a shepherd first before he sent
it to his people. It teaches a number of things and teaches patience, because the shepherd just sits
and watches the sheep has nothing to do really. And you see from the lessons of the person and being
a shepherd that he had good taste and good manners that he assisted his uncle, I will tell you who
had many children, so he could have just stayed home and been another burden but he went out and got
another income.
		
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			Also the teachers responsibility because you look after people's wealth. And it's interesting that
we're in the process that it talks about responsibility. What does he compare it to?
		
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			The
		
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			excellent person compared to a shepherd. When the President talks to us about being together as a
Gemma with us, he can
		
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			again to the herding sheep, he says the wolf eats from the sheep. That's true straight away from the
path. Also, the President is talking about halal and haram. He compared it again to sheep and
shepherds he was talking about if the shepherd lets his animals graze near the field of another man.
So you see a lot of examples using the what used to be the profession of the prophets are similar.
Also, the shepherd gets to contemplate the creation of Allah subhanaw taala because that's all
you're surrounded with nature. And he said, nature gets you to remember a lot versus any traffic,
for example, just infuriates me. So Panama,
		
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			look at all the greatest break ladies, or whatever it is. Five, you, you look at a situation of the
sheep and you look at them individually. And you know, if one is injured, you look at it this way,
if one has one eye that doesn't work, you look at you look after it more so than others. So similar
to human beings, they have different situations, when you look at individual situations, six, you
know the situation
		
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			of the poor, because typically, in order to work as a shepherd, you have to be relatively poor as
well. And that gets you to always feel like a prophet who grew up as a millionaire, for example, may
not always remember that poor people.
		
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			And we've seen this received, we see this with even politicians, and a lot of them millionaires,
they don't care about the poor and those who are poor, they care more about poor.
		
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			Number seven, it teaches you to care for a group, as the shepherd cares for the group, the sheep,
make sure no wolf comes to them and things like that.
		
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			He also watches the sheep from going from straying away from the flock from going astray. And so it
gives the Prophet that kind of foresight to be aware of, of dangerous points that their followers
might need. Just like any, they're probably dangerous points as you're taking the sheep out and
bringing them back.
		
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			And you find the best areas to take them to leave them to the best of places. And this is another
thing the prophets do, that a lot of time to Allah could have provided, if I suppose the fact that
you saw someone had to work and do this kind of job, it shows that a lot of them could have provided
for him. But it's a lesson for us as well, to earn your living with your own hands or to value the
work that you earn, not to complain, and so on and so forth.
		
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			Number 11 also so that no one has any favors to count over the profits or loss that he went out and
he actually worked. He didn't get handouts or anything like that, from should have came in, who
would later on come and tell them all your profit. But do you remember the favors we had upon you.
And number 12, that it keeps people It keeps the Prophet humble that he had a humble job and a
humble beginning. And remember when Ilan became the Felisa, he gathered people and he just told him
that I used to herd sheep or camels maybe. And then they would give me such a small amount. At the
end of the day. He said that to keep himself humble, because he found himself impressed that he's
		
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			the Emir of the believers, and so on and so forth. Number 13, that sheep themselves are gentle
animals, so you can steer them using gentle methods. Whereas if we compare it to camels, because
they're rough, and they're
		
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			unruly, so you have to be rough with the camels as well, but it's the mercy that our brothers lmJ
dealt with gentle animals, so then you can also be gentle with it.
		
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			But
		
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			also,
		
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			it also shows a lot of things it teaches perseverance as well, because an everyday or you do take
the sheep out, you wait, as they eat and present and bring them back next day, you do the same
thing. So you see the process of them kept this job he did he quit after a day or two, anything like
that.
		
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			Obviously, you see certain comparisons, how the sheet, you know, their, their heads, and their eyes
are lower, and the shepherd looks at things from a different perspective, then the flock that he's
looking after. So
		
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			So in addition to send them also could see looked at things from a different perspective. The sheep
are here, but the shepherd could be at a higher ground so you can watch out for danger and things
like that. And this is the same thing as how the Prophet said that it looks at things from a
different perspective as her as the
		
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			the followers. So probably we see for example, the dunya and then it looks at it towards the alpha
and he lets us look from that perspective as well.
		
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			Obviously, it shows the person was honest, right? If you if someone is known to be like the leader
of the city, the people who wouldn't give him the sheet and say, Okay, go look after them come back,
we'll come back to 10. Some of them were taken by the wolves but they weren't so choose that he was
honest, and people thought of him as an honest person. It also created
		
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			For the idea that you could lose some of your flock, because it happens, the shepherd might lose
some of his flock. So it prepares you for that idea that you can lose some of your followers as some
people will not go with the initial panel will get them and so on and so forth. And, and also it
helps you defend being a shepherd helps you depend on a large region more because of it's because of
closeness to nature. So this was just a recap of some of the points that I think the majority of
those we came up with as a group. And we did this two weeks ago.
		
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			Okay, so now I want to talk about the beginnings of prophecy before the public send them was, was
sent. And for our purposes, today, I'm not going to go through the story, specifically, we're going
to look at some analysis. And maybe we can do the story of maybe the next class or something like
that. But I want us to look at some things that are quite important, because a lot of us are
somewhat familiar with the story of Revelation. And I want to look at what are called the blind
spots.
		
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			He was in your field of vision, but there was a blind spot. So perhaps we know the story, but a few
more contemplations would make it a bit clearer or something like that.
		
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			So before the province senator was approached by debris analysis around
		
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			before he was approached by others, and
		
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			he began to see dreams, and he would see things and they would happen the next day, just as he saw
them. As one thing. One of the other things, he started to go into seclusion, for a number of days
would go into the cave, or sometimes at the last point up to about a month or up to two months, that
he would stay in the cave. And
		
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			so some of the things were like a preparation for the porcelain for what is about to come. For
example, one of the things is on the way to the cave, he would hear the trees, and he would hear
things, giving him a set up. So that
		
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			said, I'm alika solo prophet of Allah. So he would hear these voices saying
		
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			a lot on his way to the mountain or to the case. And he asked, you read about that. And to be
honest, those were the trees and rocks giving you set up, play. So
		
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			individual services in a heartbeat. I know a rock in Mecca that used to greet me whenever I passed
by, and I know where it is not. But so this, what is the benefit of this, it's like preparation, and
the results of them is being prepared for a bigger message. So you start to see strange things and
strange things start to happen to you, then it makes it easier to accept the strangest of things to
realize that I'm coming to you, in the case toward revelation coming to you or which, which happened
shortly thereafter, seeing children in his original form, that's something that was really difficult
upon the generations when babies also don't fainted when you saw them really, really difficult. But
		
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			all this is preparation. So trees, rock speaking, but he didn't know where the voice was coming from
seeing things and then the next day would happen exactly as you saw them all this is starting to
prepare themselves, for lack of a better term strange things that are going to happen.
		
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			Then there was other things, other things that were preparation, but they were done earlier, for
example,
		
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			when the Navy saucer landed, his his chest was opened. And
		
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			the angel opened his chest and they took out a small black object. And the angel said have that have
the shape on it, this is what the shaitaan will have gotten from you meaning of any reaching you and
luring you or any tempting or anything like that, whatever the shaitaan will have done for you here
is took it out, and they throw it out. And it was washed in a disk which is located.
		
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			I don't know if there's nothing in Western culture that resembles it. But it's like, it looks almost
like a bowl, but it's really big like this. And it's not totally any concave shape, but it's the
more angular okay.
		
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			And this is we're looking how about this a lot of places overseas. That's how if you hand wash a
garment, you put it on it this? Yeah. Okay, great. So now some people are
		
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			talking about
		
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			the interest brought the interest of gold, and the hardest porcelain was opened like that, and this
object was removed, and also the facilities cart was washed in it. Also this happened before the
restaurant. We're gonna discuss that today.
		
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			But again, why did why did the operation calling this operation because it's preparation, even
though the person was still a child here, but this is even as a child
		
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			This preparation was made for.
		
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			Now some you find some people in here we meet Muslims. We don't care if non Muslim don't believe
this story, especially if they don't believe in Allah or
		
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			anything. But some people, some Muslims, and some authors had a problem with this story.
		
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			And the only real arguments you if you hear them, they sound absolutely ridiculous. They say things
like, how could that happen? without, you know anesthesia without any really without sterilization
without cutting instruments, the angel will open someone's chest tell you the heart and that person
still alive, wash it. And they said nurses also say they wash it in terms of the water and then
return it. But what's wrong with this? What's wrong with this line of questioning?
		
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			Tell me this line of question.
		
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			Consider the surgeon. The surgeon is Jeffrey, one of the angels, one of the strongest and most
powerful of the angels from the leader amongst the angels, that's the surgeon. Now do I need to ask
about anything else? Hello. scalpel that Forget about it. sterilization? No, that's the first thing.
So if the last time the other one, something like that to happen, it's possible.
		
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			And one time a man, this is anonymous, the one time asked me, and you know what they mean by this
kind of question. So you really believe that, that your profit travelled on a winged horse
		
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			and made it to huge distances in a short period of time? I said, Do you believe in a god? If there's
a God? Then If your answer is yes. could he do that? If you want to do and you have to be yes, you
can say no to it. There is a God. And he wanted to send His Prophet on a winged horse even though it
wasn't a winged horse. But suppose you wanted to send his profit from one place to another horse?
could he do it? The answer is always. I can only be yes. You can say no. If you wanted to, we would
stop once upon a dad who do that one. So it's possible that there is a God if you don't believe in a
god, you're asking the wrong question. let's establish that there is a God first. Don't ask me silly
		
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			things like that. let's establish there is a God first.
		
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			So
		
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			the By the way, a lot of this is simple, logical, a lot of people don't have it. When it comes to
religion. They're smart, and math and physics, when it comes to anything, you just lose all their
intelligence for some reason. So one time a woman also asked me this question. So she said, Do you
believe in these things when you believe and he even said they have a problem with Jesus walking on
water?
		
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			Whether or not that happened is not the issue. The issue is suppose Jesus, okay, they sent by Allah
was to perform a miracle and walk on the surface of water. So after the Mulligan God, she said, No.
So why would you expect to believe in something like this. So the first few cells within God,
anyways.
		
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			So all this was preparation for the process of setting them to receive what is going to come in the
future. Okay.
		
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			So now I want to consider the types of revelations, right, the types of Revelation, there is one
types of inspiration, let's call it
		
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			the way pantalla brings the message to the public, the way that it inspires the prophets of Allah,
etc, the different types,
		
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			we've put them into seven categories. And for the most part, they more or less stayed the same with
a lot of the scholars, sometimes you just see, you just see the grouping is a little different. I
need, for example, Revelation through the age of religion to the age that has different forms as
well. So some scholars put that as one group and put the forms of subheadings will explain the types
of revelation one type of idea is a solid, how solid they are, that the person will see a true
dream. Okay. And we know that the dreams of profits are part of Revelation. And they are true. For
example, when he saw that he was
		
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			in the heart of a man and he knew that I saw himself slaughtering you, sacrificing you in the dream.
So he didn't wake up and say, Well, what about a dream and just going into business? He saw it was
he knew that the way of the prophets is true, you have to act upon it. The problems are centered on
so the Rokia that there's going to be a lot of debt and there was
		
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			basically that loss of personal sovereignty.
		
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			Drilling first, right? And he knew that there was going to be heavy losses for the Muslim army and
he will work to close alarm, because he was expecting something like that to happen.
		
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			So the true dreams of profits, that's one way of inspiring a message and his messengers or in his
		
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			true dreams, the second is enhanced and enhanced, he refers to knowledge that Allah Subhana Allah
will cast in the heart of the prophets of Allah, when making like
		
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			he had
		
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			in issues of rulings or a gun like that. So this is that Allah subhanaw taala will cast the
knowledge in the heart of the prophet SAW said, this is another thing. A third time is that enemies
are certain we'll see the angel and the angel
		
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			around in front of him and speak with him directly. in human form. We know this happened multiple
times, right? We know the famous adage of when a man who none of the companions would ever see is
wearing clean white clothes, dog hair, not dirty, not dusty. So none of us knew him. He must be from
out of town, but he didn't have any signs of travel on him no dust, or anything like that. He came
in he asked him certain questions. And he would tell him, you're correct. They said we were
surprised that he would tell him asked him and tell him that you refer to when he left. So the
President told, you know, that wasn't he said that you really can't teach you your religion. So he
		
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			would you really came in the form of an angel. Sometimes he would come in the form of a human being,
he would come to school to see mostly in the form of a man, or one of the companions, his name was,
		
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			man
		
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			delegated can be a lot, he would come in the form of vision couldn't be more specifically, there
wasn't any specific reason. And he's very accurate reason why he would come in the form of the
haircut specifically. But it was mentioned that addition
		
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			was very handsome, actually, it's befitting that the angel comes in the form of an answer,
		
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			right? comes in the form of an ugly guy look, or is this
		
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			an
		
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			instance. So it's different in that it comes in the form of a handsome human being.
		
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			But so that was three now here's where some, there's also some times where
		
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			the, the angel will come in his original form, meaning debris companies original form, and that
happened only how many times twice, twice, one right after the cessation of Revelation. Revelation
stopped for a while. And the President then started to learn for CGT and he went out to the cave
again, when he came out, he saw
		
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			his original form. And, and he had 600, Willys scholars stay here is not counted out of 600. He was
informed later on that there was 600. And he had uncovered the entire horizon. And some narration
stayed across to the man who fainted about one scene that's such a great site. Others say that and
he stayed fixated in his place for a very long time afterwards, and when he could finally move on,
he ran to fidelity law. But also
		
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			the second time was when introduce Arsalan ascended to the heavens and they were going towards the
city of Mandela the tree, the furthermost laboratory is in color and English and intellipoint also
inside the villa is set up again in his second for all of us, who know the lesson of any disability,
this is talking about seeing the second form or in his original form for the second time. Now, so,
if I was coming in the form of human being
		
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			original form, all this sort of started with categorize it as Generally, the angel meaning debris
approaching in the resources and under it, they make subcategories. So, then they will that group of
causes could say one two drinks to enhance three, the angel degree and they would be in the form of
a coming in the form of the human being be coming in his original form. See, just here a integrate
on a salon speak and this is for our purposes. The fourth one fourth one is that hearing degree
Larissa speak, this is the revelation and it was very difficult, very difficult physically on the
positive side, learn what you would hear the IRS and specifically the IRS being revealed in this
		
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			way. And it would be the discovery process that he would enable
		
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			Be like very heavy applying literally. And he would sweat it on a day when it's cold like the
incident of the city was a cold night and could see beads of sweat coming down the forehead of the
profits of a lot of sediment very difficult on him. They also discovered he would in his breathing
and be heavy like snoring like someone who's sleeping and he's snoring. And so he's really really
heavy that if you were on his camel, the camel would have to sit from the weight on that if he was
in his thigh or on top of his head and is on top of someone's back or something like that. They
would say that my phone almost broke from the waves really, really difficult on in the Resource
		
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			Center. That was number a number five actually. Then number six, what Allah subhanaw taala inspires
him directly and also it could be with almost Takada or, and debris Dyson would inspire in his heart
directly. This is in the poll elocon fu money in it this would be cast into his heart, this
knowledge or this inspiration. For example, in one Hadith, the prophet Selim says in this net
further fury, that
		
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			debris has nothing to do my heart. So it's cast into my heart. And then what does he said. So we
started by saying debris cast this into my heart. And then he said that no soul will die until it
gets all of it. That's in the heavens, all the way. And then in describing other things in the body,
but the point is this holiday, for example, it was something that was inspired directly into the
heart of the seller, either by Elijah legend, or by the prophets of Allah who said them.
		
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			And then the last thing is what Allah Subhana Allah says directly, not through an angel directly to
the Prophet sallallahu sallam.
		
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			So these are seven categories or types of revelation or types of inspiration, that process. Now,
probably a lot of us knew the majority of these titles, or we knew all of them, we just really
didn't put them in numbers or categorize in such a way. But now we can contemplate together why
these titles in one way there are seven different types of inspiration. We all think about it for a
minute, I'm sure we're going to come up with all the possible answers to this question
		
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			for the panelists to go for the
		
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			different levels.
		
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			So
		
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			depending on the degree and the importance of the message, and just like the heading that we just
mentioned, that no one will die until they get every goal, the risks that are the provision and
sustenance that's allotted for them in the heavens. And imagine in order to get just this simple
message here to everyone, and then go all the way ascend to the heavens, go to the furthermost lock
tree and alone tell him this message. So it's not as important as the Messenger of Allah. It also it
shows you it's based on the degree of the message. And there's some things that are extremely
important like Salah of Las pantallas pronotum himself gave the message to the sender and it's just
		
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			a message like you know, you get all your lists and then you die was also something almost equal to
solid.
		
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			Okay, so it definitely shows the pleasure of the Prophet sallallahu. And this, these are a lot of
them are honored in more than one way and ascending beyond any where any of the ages have gone. This
is an honor for the purpose of being a Canadian mobilizer within a minute or less there, the two
Canadians are the problem setting them and most artists are on the cutting edge of a lot. So the
President gets us on a be the carry of us kind of data. Also, it's just the honor to see such
magnificent sights like the form of debris or dirt in his original form is also a great honor for
the person and food shows his place are seldom children degree of the message was
		
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			excellent. So that's another point. It serves as a test for the believers. And it's a test for the
believers when they hear the size of
		
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			a test or not. And some something was okay.
		
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			About the 600 women covering the horizon. And other people believe in the process, everything they
saw was a big test for the Muslims is a huge test, and a Boogeyman for the first time in his life
with brilliant calling people to come to see to the promises, because he knew that would send them
away from Islam. And it is said that some people left Islam and then they went to Berkeley. And they
asked them, How could you believe this and so on and so forth. So it's also a test for others, it
says for the believer, and in
		
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			this webinar, we discuss personal hard was washed some Muslims today, I cannot happen without him
dying
		
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			is a test for them. Excellent. So we've got a three, I've got eight points here follows the screen.
		
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			Okay, it can definitely could reinforce the belief in the angels saw the angels. So they enjoyed his
original form, the angel comes and brings the message and, and the type because also the founder had
issues with the angels who just had issues with specific angels for the
		
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			situation.
		
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			Suppose he was gearing
		
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			up?
		
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			depends on the situation. Okay. So there's definitely a mercy in the variety of ways to proceed and
get inspired. Definitely. There's a mercy, I imagine, because we look at the difficulty of when the
revolution comes apart and revelation comes, it's so difficult upon and it's so heavy on him
physically, his breathing is like snoring. Sweating on a cold day is very, very difficult. He's
fatigued when it's over. So is this isn't this a mercy, that there are different, there are other
ways and it's, it leaves that difficulty of him. And
		
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			also, it's okay.
		
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			Also, for example, suppose the only way the person got any message from debris is debris appearing
in his original form. And it is also the man sitting with the companions in the masjid. They asked
him a question. And then suddenly everybody sees
		
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			his original form.
		
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			So there's a mercy in the different ways of illustration, excellent. Something that's
		
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			separate from the beautiful, so that there's no confusion between the revolution in Oregon, and
anything else. Very clear difference. This one really like, like the ringing of the bells ending as
it comes, or also the buzzing of the bees that sound. And it's difficult and heavy and waiting on
the profit center that's different than most just inspired in his heart by allows him to do for
inspired biodegraded is set up for what he sees in a in a rodeo in a true dream. So it makes it
clear the difference between what's going on for sure. And what was just inspiration and what is a
dream. And what is also different between dreaming. And the idea is to have you have a dream about
		
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			something you're concerned with and things like that. So it's very clear, it says the Koran apart
from everything else.
		
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			Okay, absolutely. It is not restricted to one way of approaching his profits have allowed a senator.
And he can do it in multiple ways. Each one has its own benefit, and each one has its own advantage.
		
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			Sweating in the middle of a cold night, so that you can
		
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			start sweating
		
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			to witness this.
		
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			Excellent. Excellent, very good.
		
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			Very nice point. So that's how you can be witnesses to these things. And it's not like you can make
use of sweat in the middle of a hot and cold day. If you can please do it now. This probably took us
an hour. So you couldn't just not really hot and sweaty. Something like that happened in you know,
so the person couldn't just do this on command at any moment. So there's a have a weakness and it's
also adjusted the truth of what's happening to the process. And then also they could see him in the
Gypsy jabril in human form, like they did in the idea of the questioning, or like when he would come
in the form of the head canopy and sort of Milan I saw him was it
		
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			Instead of most of the time,
		
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			they were also
		
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			very nice. Did you like that appointment?
		
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			The processor, couldn't control which one was coming. And then also more proof, there is a genuine
profit. Remember what happened till after the incident of the day.
		
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			After this is a tough situation, people almost fighting in the mystery. And the person who doesn't
have any proof to disprove it. He doesn't believe what they're saying about it. But because he's in
the place of a judge, he can't just dismiss it. He's a judge. You can't dismiss it without evidence.
That's the reason why, for two months, what happened? Two months, no organization,
		
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			this is produced as a game. This is proof. This is a genuine product. If anyone were an imposter,
and his own family is attacked like this, they would wait two months, maybe two minutes, and then
immediately Oh, the Lord revealed this to me pay attention immediately. But it wasn't within the
control center to
		
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			say, okay, and it's not like a balloon
		
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			pushes a button, but he gets it immediately. So it's it's excellent, very nice point. So the
problem, the fact that President couldn't control it, which one was coming at it, so many benefits
behind it? Very nice.
		
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			I think I mentioned that the leaving no room for doubt, if it's something is a revelation, or just a
thought that I'm getting right.
		
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			And I think also mentioned that you might need different revelations at different times, not just
because of the importance, but like you said, personally, I'm sitting with his companions. If you
had to be lived in southern New York City, it would be difficult for everyone,
		
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			by anyone? And of course, it is there's additional proof that he was a real profit.
		
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			Now, Can anyone think of anything else.
		
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			So we came up with about
		
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			about 11 points or something like that.
		
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			I'm getting close to total
		
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			fairness. So tonight, we see like, this is kind of what we're talking about in doing this entire
theater class is not just to tell the stories only we're going to do that, I promise you, it's
coming up, we're going to do the story. But the idea is to look at events that we already know, and
then re examine them again, and we can come up with so many different points of benefit from it. And
one of the things we will develop beginner learners that will see the depth of this, see that it's
really, really deep, and we have so much to learn from each incident, don't just read over it and
skip over quickly. You come to these fine points. And you ask why this question.
		
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			But I'm very good. Maybe let us we will do the story of
		
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			the story of the the revelation. And there's some interesting, interesting things in the game. For
example, The Prophet said that when he came and you look how he had posted and also a lot of hotel,
giving him the right wife at the right time. And these are so supportive. So so wise, so
intelligent. And you really did in the beginning of prophethood. Specifically, notice his second
wife, who was it?
		
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			It was
		
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			and how appropriate that she was a second wife because she is known for what specifically.
		
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			So she is an older woman. So she took care of his household because now
		
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			his wife and his supporters illegally law and had died and his uncle dies. And they start to attack
him even more. And he has three young daughters in his home and so on and so forth. So it's so
appropriate that she's an older person. And she's able to the old enough that her the daughters of
the poster said Lenin can look to her as the mother figure. Imagine Alicia was second in order, and
she is younger or the age, it's very hard for them. And they don't need her or couldn't take her as
a mother Lee type of figure. So it makes a lot of sense also share a good sense of humor, right?
		
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			This minute attorney used to go leave early, because he used to love her company. She had a good
sense of humor that's so appropriate to come after the year of syrup, so appropriate.
		
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			So even his marriages you must have had them happen at the right place at the right time. So
Khadija, the law has been an excellent example if you look at her wisdom, digital approach is
eliminated.
		
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			in a panic and say, cover me up or wrap me up. So what did she do?
		
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			She erupts. And then it sounds simple. But if you think about it, this is a brilliant any wise
woman, because she just relaxed after he calmed down. Then she asked him what happened? You
appreciate that.
		
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			I'm sure my buddies appreciate that. Because you come home and you have a problem.
		
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			I need to just you know, your shipping and I need to go to bed. What is your wife do? Know? What
happened? What happened? No sleep? No, you got to tell him what happened for them. But I have two
kilometers instead of one.
		
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			So while she did what he wanted, let him calm down. Then she asked him the question, also from her
wisdom, after he explained to her What happened? What did she say to him? He said, Look up consider
NFC, like, I'm afraid for myself, meaning Am I going crazy or something? When she tells him in his
analysis, so intelligent, they know not you alone and let you go to waste like this. And then she
starts to mention his good character, you know, taking care of, you know, keeping the piles of
wounds and taken care of the poor the orphanage, he immediately started to analyze No, nothing bad
will happen to you. You're not going crazy. You're too good at first. And then when she goes to get
		
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			a third opinion that should take him to
		
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			Nova Nova. And this was also very intelligent. She takes him to a learn math, someone who knows of
the Scripture and what was his religion.
		
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			So she takes him to learn math. And she doesn't take him to the local witch doctor, the sorcerer and
she wasn't Muslim yet. Okay, which is how today Muslim woman something bad happens. Let's call the
the witch doctor. They go to the guy dark room bells ringing
		
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			you know, throwing things in the air. Why? This is not any. So she's not even an instrument she
immediately thinks to take him to the right place because she's so intelligent, so wise. And one of
the notes when the person describes to him what happened? He tells him, the one that has come to you
is enamels, an album and loneliness Allah, Allah
		
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			Moosa.
		
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			He said, this is the basically tell us the great angel who has been who came down to Moosa, this
conversation, he is a Muslim, and not Asian.
		
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			He's Christian, whether he says,
		
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			Now,
		
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			that's a good, good, good guess. This is something else. Because he was Christian. In the other
sense, he didn't believe most product.
		
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			It was profit. And they said, they didn't believe that about him. That's why he said that.
		
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			He didn't say
		
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			that.
		
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			But
		
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			okay, so, let us do this, the this some of the scholars have categorized the different stages of the
Tao of the Prophet sallallaahu Sen.
		
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			And in his heart, he wrote in the different scholars have mentioned in different ways, and it
doesn't really make too much of a difference, because some of them basically, combined two of the
stages together and others. So there is the private dialogue possible to give Dawa in private, then
there is open dialogue with the tongue, Muslims giving Dawa openly to people, and there was open
dialogue along with the physical confrontation of a specific group, then there is open to all
without any confrontation, then there was opened our along with physical competition to all those
who oppose the
		
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			evidence have mentioned the prospect of giving that away in private for three years. The private
data that stage is three years of
		
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			I know, we all know this. But if you think about it, it's you feel like how much preparation care
intricacy was involved in this done three years ago, just keeping it as is telling this person
quietly, turn that person in home, thinking to this person, never public, never, never a word out of
publicly three years of private data. And instead of the person who started by column goes on, he
felt would keep the messages secret. He approached people who not only really feel that they would
accept it, but they would also keep it a secret. And he found a number of interesting things.
		
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			Okay, first of all that I need, let's look at some of the the early
		
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			some of the early the earliest
		
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			The Muslims or the young the law, what are commonly known now what are called no for never ever
mentioned again in this year, except for the short medium.
		
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			And when they want
		
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			a one he died shortly thereafter, five is the paradise where the hellfire
		
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			missile, Saul said himself,
		
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			I saw one of them nofas dragging his garments in Paradise, why? He didn't say I bear witness to him
with a profit of what how did he become Muslim? And remember the conversation.
		
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			I want to know what you're going to say that look, I remember he said, Nathan equip them via JSON,
and it says, I wish I was young. So I can support you, when you people send you out of your village.
And then the results and I said, Oh, my god, they're going to send me out of the village. And he
said, No one comes to his people with what you came with, except that they sent a model sent out by
so the only the only thing that he showed was his intention to support the positive sentiment, the
scholars uses his evidence to show the strength and the importance of your hear your intention. All
he did was say, I wish I was young, so I can support you in the center or your your town, your
		
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			village. And that was enough. And that's why the person who said I saw no foot dragging his garments
on a nice long flowing garment, dragging them in engine. But so for the Euro, Milan, what up if you
want to count him and even let the pilot who is 10 years old, I'm gonna come back to one with the
personal approach a 10 year old without overcrowd your mind, they did inherit that they didn't
handle it was like
		
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			in the household in the process. And then Saturday, we will pursue the young also as my son, he was
also young, and he relatively benign. So better than one, and he was young, I've got my mouth.
		
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			And then many of the slaves and the wife played a number of things.
		
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			The Prophet said lamb would give the Dharma in private who said it for three years. So he didn't
make it public, publicly said and he called people to Islam or publicly said of course, three long
years, it's all in secret, all approaching people on a one on one basis or the other people like Oh,
look, look and others approaching others on one on one basis.
		
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			Now you probably know that either.
		
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			When he came to the process, and he became he came into the process to become Muslim, he became
Muslim. And he asked himself who is with you?
		
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			And the resources
		
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			for a free man and a slave. And Subhanallah it's very interesting, this hadith. And sometimes you
hear people mention it to show it what an early time I'm a novice according to this law, or the law.
He came when he only had one free lamb. And once that was the only meaning a free slip that we
learned was that man a worker, a worker was one man and below. Now this is one way of looking at but
the more correct way shortlist actually, it shows you how brilliant individual seven was, at that
point discover see the problem seven had 60 followers 60 followers, but this was during the private
our calling that one secret time. So when I'm nervous, okay, and even though he just became Muslim,
		
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			and there is also an understanding of
		
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			who is with you. And actually what happened to me. Of course, we all know this. Nevermind, right.
Who was sitting with me, I will look and he was sitting with him villa. So when the man asked him
who is with you? He said,
		
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			hey, why didn't he tell him 60 followers, he know what he didn't mean? Who's with you here
physically, instead of whom? How many followers do you have? That's what he meant by the question.
But the prophet didn't tell him 60 instead of just to get away from giving him the exact number even
though he just became Muslim. But this shows you how planned everything was scholars say and then he
saw Selim said a free man and a slave one because he didn't know of nabasa
		
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			fantastic. This he doesn't trust him and he doesn't know who he is. He just became Muslim. He
doesn't know the and he is one of those people who like they talk a lot. Can't keep a secret. We'll
make it public. He does know that. So even though he's Muslim now, and he is entitled to a certain
degree of trust. We're not saying is a lie, but I'm not going to give him all the details because I
don't know who he might tell. He might just tell his wife and his wife
		
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			You know,
		
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			whatever it is, the man he was traveling, I do know that I'm just trying to give possible examples.
I'm traveling this heavy. So
		
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			okay, so you do appreciate this. It was very planned very detailed very carefully. Also a Buddha
when he came out of the sorry to the person and also, it was early in person told me to go back to
his people. And why did he do that part of it also is that he couldn't, couldn't be protected here
is coming from from Russia. And if he starts to preach his family material do destroy him, his
people aren't there to protect them. So I told him to go back as well. So during the demo in
private, a number of things used to happen. The problem is a lot of seldom used to teach in the
house of an upcoming novel. And I think we all know this very well. And many centers around North
		
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			American are called that a lot of time and things like that. Because so we all know that the
positives to teach in the hospital.
		
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			But the question is, why in the house,
		
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			and then when you know why, you begin to appreciate it more. So now, let's take some of the there
are four main reasons that we have.
		
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			Or that, at least I've heard from a good number of scholars of analysis,
		
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			to are mentioned in the book,
		
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			and why the debit, first of all, and upon was not known for being a Muslim. That's the first thing
if it was ineligible. Everybody knows.
		
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			So that makes sense. You see how brilliant
		
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			it is for worse. So one other point, Neville was not known for being a must. That's the first
reason. The second thing
		
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			was somebody must assume the tribal zone is something very specific here. Very soon, we're enemies
of the hash.
		
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			And they were known to have to have gone into war against Russia in the past. So nobody would expect
the profit from very hashing to be teaching in the house of someone from burning of zoom in the
middle of the area of zoom or one area, nobody would expect. The problem that when he asked me to be
teaching in the middle of the homeless,
		
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			is how brilliant that is. Excellent. That was number two. Number three,
		
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			was 16 years old.
		
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			Now, because you know, back then you do in the house of the the normal, the older, the house of the
16 year old young man, who would expect that. And then the fourth is, it was near a sofa.
		
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			Even though they had the heavy foot traffic there. Now imagine so what does that mean? Nobody would
be able to notice that there's a lot of movement, people coming into this house and leaving this
house because it's already in a place where there's a lot of movement, really can imagine it was in
the middle of a prayer. It's one house.
		
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			There's a robot walking?
		
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			Well, someone else is coming to that house, or somebody it's very clear, but it's visible. There's
so much action in traffic, nobody notices anything. So these are four points. They were again,
number one.
		
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			Not not to be Muslim, number two, from budding Muslim enemies have been hashing. 316 years old for
		
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			heavy traffic areas. The area. Fantastic. So now let me tell you what happened. So now look, this
was information that we already knew that he used to teach in private in the House of Lords. And you
see it in many books just like that very planning with no spices around it.
		
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			And no use any other people know this piece of information. But no, the next time you're sitting in
a pseudo class or in a football, and the man says he was teaching in the house,
		
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			you will receive the information very differently than the ghost,
		
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			the ghost.
		
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			And he will say,
		
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			Are you going to say that because you know more details. So what's the point? The point we're trying
to make is that the more of these sweet details about the Syrah, the more you appreciate the Syrah,
the more you appreciate how brilliant and the results and that was, it's not just the story anymore
to you each and every time we go and we take more of these points will appreciate the incident more
appreciate the speech more and you appreciate the theater more than the guy next to you just knows
it as a piece of information whereas you know, about the analysis behind the information. Okay, so
in the last 15 or even
		
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			less than a minute, let's do this. We're going to look at it that way in the early stages.
		
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			We're going to discuss a number of issues. Okay?
		
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			Okay, a number of things.
		
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			Regarding
		
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			next time, we're going to discuss about the torture and things like that. But first, let's start
with this.
		
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			The problem is similar then with with giving the secret or kind of in private in the first three
years. And he was told by a loss of character Hello, and
		
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			Fabien and warn your close relatives or family members. And who should he start with, he starts with
people who are most likely going to accept his message. And he starts with those who he loves the
most. And he loves him the most makes sense.
		
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			Makes sense.
		
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			Those whom he loves the most, and loving him back the most are more likely to accept this message.
There are total strangers on the street. True. That's one. So that's why then you don't find it that
it's strange that he came down to it. And he was 10 years old, he wouldn't let him down. Even if 10
years old, then his daughter was about 10 years old at the time, Propecia was 700, female six and
fallen about one or two years old at the time. But so why call young people and then we said
		
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			these people were young.
		
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			These people were young. So why call the young people I suppose a number of things.
		
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			Definitely, they'll be there for to carry on the work. And if it gets down to all the 90 year olds,
that will finish in two years.
		
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			Excellent. Also, that they're not, it's easier to change them because they're not deep rooted in the
old ways, the ways that our ancestors, macaroni and
		
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			cheese to worship. So there's the difference between someone who's been 50 years worshipping idols,
and someone for example, like identical on who never worship, or someone who only was into that for
two years versus 50 years big difference. So one is easier to change the Shabaab because they're not
deep rooted in the ways of their ancestors. Also, this part of the psychology is youth, they like
new things. They like things that are different, that are against the currents and things like that.
That's another thing. They also used to have strong azima they have strong h azeema.
		
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			willpower,
		
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			willpower, and they're motivated that resist like that. And they can withstand the hardship. Any, no
doubt, a 10 year old Muslim, at that time can withstand the hardship of difficulties more than
someone who's 90 years old. And you know, that was beating us what the * is burning?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay, number of things.
		
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			Then there were a number of issues here. You hear that? A lot of times you understand that the the
early Muslims, the majority of them, were freed slaves, the poor, the destitute. And this is a very
popular thought. Okay, so now we're going to now go against something that's been very popular that
we always hear the first of all, because we're always all the poor people that are so keen to free
slaves and things like that. It's actually not very true scholars, scholars did an analysis of the
67 earliest Muslims, okay. Scholars went back looked at the 67 of the earliest people to come into
Islam. Guess how many of them were from the poor, the slaves and the destitute? 1313 out of 67
		
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			that were poor and non Arabs, why we mentioned him on that, because we mentioned you
		
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			know, try to protect them.
		
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			And nobody could protect them. So 13 were from the poor and from the non Arabs and from the free
slaves. So why is it that most people think that only the free slaves and the poor were around the
profit center? Because they were the ones who were tortured and beaten in amazing ways and
horrendous ways. And so their story spreads more than obviously, if nobody was beating, and if the
first one a never got beaten in person, because guess who makes the news person because nobody wants
to hear about a person. He was untouched. But are you telling me this? Yeah. So what happened is now
		
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			And for example, without Milan, everybody knows Villa historic children, they may not know that they
know Villa, they know the story.
		
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			So
		
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			a number of things, of course, so the excitement is more than the stories of people who were beaten
and tortured and punished. So we started to think in our head that only the poor were the followers,
as opposed to, as we said, an analysis of the first 67 Muslims, how many report 30 and non Arabs and
things like that. But
		
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			the reason we hear more of the talk that we don't hear much about the torture of the nobles, because
the nobles were protected by their people. So the melotti non Arabs or the slaves, they didn't have
tribes to protect them. And they were punished, and their punishment was made publicly. So not only
were they punished, and others were not punished, when if the nobles were punished, it was done as a
private home affair. And when the people who the poor were punished, it was a public thing. Okay, I
will take examples.
		
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			For example, but not on the law. I know he had an unclothed that will drop him in a strong Matt, and
loaded up on fire. Who did it is uncle. So almost like an internal home affair, uncle?
		
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			Very different. So it's almost a personal thing Done.
		
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			Done at home. Versus Beloved, it was a public thing. Kids street people all over America
		
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			were different. So if so, the nobles when they weren't punished, it was done by family members. And
it was done as let's call it a private affair.
		
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			His mother
		
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			mother does not
		
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			know, even though there were times when she would, they would whip him out.
		
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			But for the most part, it was done. So therefore, it was not as popular and not mentioned as much as
those like Vinod, where it was made popular or near the safe for him to
		
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			dedicate his time and just kind of beat her. They tortured her till she lost her eyesight. And I'm
gonna belong and beat her again, who told her that? I have to have to stop now and stop because I
think you got enough feeling because I'm tired from the
		
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			play. So, so far, what do we say we said
		
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			the melodic didn't have their free service and the poor didn't have a choice to protect them. So if
they were punished, it was done publicly. The others, the nobles, the editor tried to protect them.
And if they were punished, it was done more of a pirate private type of thing in the long run and
says, oh, women
		
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			are the first to make their Islam public or second. Then he mentioned the profits do a lot of
tournaments, and every worker and a mom and his mother Samia, and souhei and biller, and that the
seven the first to make the system public now the first to become a Muslim, to make it public.
Notice now it says this is as for the prophet SAW a lot of settler a lot of protected him with his
uncle,
		
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			protecting him with his people.
		
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			And he says, As for the rest,
		
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			people to protect him, he took them and made them wear iron armor and bury them in the sun. So this
narration is not emphasizing the point we're trying to make. So that a book was protected by those
people. And then the rest, they were attacked.
		
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			It looks a little high level it used to tie the St. Louis eight in the football. So he didn't
		
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			say he didn't say he was his nephew.
		
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			I'm gonna get on my knees to tie him up and torture. So you see how it was again, a family kind of
affair. Yeah.
		
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			This is a narration from an elite Elite in Medina. So
		
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			he says that men for a minute. Okay. And this is actually I think the last part at the very end when
he says men in front of any muscle zone can lead to a sham isn't worried who's
		
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			the brother of the
		
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			generation? So these men says the little delegation from from the tribe comes
		
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			and instantly said to is probably really, and they try to discuss with him how to prevent his
brother and when he is giving the narration and other people from banning Muslims from entering into
Islam. This is the people that they're saying
		
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			And he gave them permission. But one of them is killing them. So basically what's happening here is
that a men dignitary
		
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			came to meet this man who was an important man. And he was shouting. They said, Look, we have a
problem. And we want to make sure people from arbitrage zoom, don't enter. Sorry.
		
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			Yeah, we want to make sure people from our tribe don't enter into Islam. Make sure this doesn't
happen. And your brother also we want to make sure because they know that
		
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			we want to deal with it. So what are they really doing, they're sending in delegation, and they want
to do go through the proper channels and do the proper paperwork. So they can get the green light to
be able to beat and torture and stop people. And he showed me what he says he gives them permission
basically, just make sure you don't kill anybody. Honey bees do what you need to do, just don't kill
anybody. And so you see how, when, what what I'm trying to prove with this narration is that when
tribal tribal members did it to their own tribe, they connected within the tribe. So, the tribe will
be illegal to be in
		
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			the capital within the tribe because they know the history wars started and things like that, even
if the person is not Muslim is a big deal to them. And that was why we know very well that
		
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			the the family decided to kill it in the in the guardian and men from every tribe, so that way,
anything could be totally against one group or one truck. But
		
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			okay, so we said 70% of the rich. One of the wisdoms behind that is that we don't see Islam as a
revolution of poor people that gets the rich, that's very important. 70% of them are were from the
rich. So no one can categorize Islam as revolution. And even sometimes Muslim writers will say
		
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			them like the Mohammedan revolution.
		
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			Revolution is when a man decides to go against his people. This is not the case. This is a man who
got revelations from a lot and he was sent to serious people. Those make don't make it look like
it's some guy was put up against these people and things like that. So the fact that wisdom and the
benefits that we have 70% of being from the rich is that no one can categorize it or classify Islam
as a revolution of poor against rich overcome the law and had 40,000 Golden hours when he first
became Muslim. And then estimation is about a ton of the 5000 became extremely poor. man who was
known for being very rich well dressed, had the best clothes became poor, after the
		
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			after his his not so rich before and became poor later. So anyway, so we'll end here in Charlotte,
for coming out despite the weather for tentative listings a lot more
		
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			than 80%