Kamil Ahmad – Allahs Most Beautiful Names 02 – Allah & Al-Ilah

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The transcript discusses the use of certain names in English to describe loss of a deceased's name, including Jesus, Teams, and Phone. The speakers emphasize the importance of certain names in the western culture and its historical significance, and provide context and references to its use. They also discuss the use of "has" in language translation and the significance of "has" in Islam, emphasizing the need to identify oneself as the one who deserves to be worshiped. The conflict between the Prophet and his people led to the conflict between the Prophets and their people, and the importance of identifying the god-like individuals and learning about their characteristics.

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			Bismillah Al Rahman Rahim
		
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			Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala Maria Camila
		
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			Levine
		
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			he was a busy woman in Korea we heard he was telling me swimming at a meeting
		
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			on Long Island and I thought, once I had the Marlin
		
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			was what I'd even shot the health plan was
		
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			already known about he was looking at HTML
		
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			which I don't know even yesterday I told the owner, sir,
		
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			I mean, without
		
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			any commotion at why what I looked at
		
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			last week we went through an introduction on
		
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			The Most Beautiful Names of Allah subhanho wa taala. Some important rules and guidelines that we
should be aware of, when talking about the names of Allah subhanahu wa.
		
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			Then we'll just one last thing that I want to add to that.
		
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			And that will be related to you know, pretty much everything that we will be talking about when we
go through the various themes of the loss of her daughter, and that is using the names of Allah
subhanho wa Taala
		
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			using them
		
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			in Arabic.
		
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			So,
		
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			there are certain things that we can use
		
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			to call upon Allah subhanho wa Taala whenever we want to make our DUA
		
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			and so,
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu Sallam taught us different things that we can use that we can mention.
		
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			When we make our
		
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			remember the more of the lanes are for but what else can we use?
		
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			To call upon a loss of shadow.
		
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			Besides
		
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			besides his names,
		
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			what else can we use to call upon Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			your good deeds? So, you did a good deed?
		
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			You say Oh Allah, I did this such a such good deed you mentioned hoping that by me mentioning this
critique, Allah will answer and it's certainly
		
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			So among the things that we can use are the names of Allah subhanahu whatever
		
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			the names of Allah subhana wa Tada we can use them as we will see in sha Allah, okay. So
		
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			when you want to ask Allah subhanho wa Taala for forgiveness, then you call upon Allah with that
name
		
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			that
		
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			alludes to the forgiveness, the attribute of Allah being or forgiving. You say yeah, for
		
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			the one who is most forgiving, forgiving myself.
		
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			Yeah, Rahim,
		
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			the most merciful, have mercy upon me, and so on and so forth.
		
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			However, an important thing to mention here is that
		
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			we use these names in general,
		
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			we use the names of Allah subhanaw taala. In general, when we're making our dua
		
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			as far as specifically stating, that a person should
		
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			you know, if he has such a such problem, he should mention this particular name of Allah, such a
such time is like 99 times or 100 times.
		
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			There is no evidence for that,
		
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			from the prophets of Allah,
		
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			nor any of his companions.
		
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			It's when you have certain books that have been
		
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			compiled, the names of Allah subhanho wa taala. And with each name and mentions, if you have such a
such problem, such as illness, sickness, whatever it be, then mention this name and mention it this
many times and you'll be cured and your problem will be
		
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			resolved and so on so forth.
		
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			None of those have any backing from no verse of the Quran nor in Hadith of the Prophet or seller,
nor any
		
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			Evidence for any of the companions that they did any of that. And so we use these names of Allah
subhanahu Attallah, in general, without specifying it. So when we specify something
		
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			and we include it in our data, and it becomes a part of our data.
		
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			If it does not have precedence, from Gopuram, or from the sooner we're at least from some of the
components, then this data that is termed as a data
		
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			it is called
		
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			a big innovation in the
		
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			process also warned us from innovating in the deep
		
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			end so today we're gonna start with some of the names of Allah subhanahu, WA Tada.
		
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			And over the coming weeks and shower, every week, we'll take different names of the loss of water,
talking about them, mentioning their meanings, and then talking about how
		
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			what these names teach us
		
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			what these particular names teach us
		
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			from the meanings and how we can use them in our lives.
		
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			So Allah subhanho wa Taala has told us
		
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			has informed us of many of his names and attributes.
		
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			But the question is, is there
		
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			one mean that is vini?
		
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			Or
		
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			the greatest name?
		
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			And if so, what is it?
		
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			First of all, is there
		
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			one meme that is considered the greatest and the most superior? Of the last names?
		
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			Is there Yes, and if so, what is it
		
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			there's actually a difference of opinion among the scholars. And so, there are some scholars have
said that there is no such thing
		
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			that is more superior because they said that all of the last names are Greek and special.
		
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			And we should not tribute superiority to one name or over the other
		
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			until all of the last names are superior.
		
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			When you learn a snap and snap to or below the most beautiful things, without exception, they are
all beautiful, they are all superior.
		
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			However, the majority of the scholars they said that there is one specialty
		
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			and that is based
		
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			on a hadith
		
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			as Robbie
		
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			he says that he was with the Prophet sallallahu Sallam once he was sitting with him
		
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			and there was a man
		
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			who was praying he saw
		
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			that he may do
		
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			you may do to Allah, He said along there in the center be an L Et Al Hamdulillah Illa in the MTL
manner, video similar to the other gentleman with a Claudia Hayata.
		
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			So he called upon a while with these
		
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			attributes anyways.
		
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			So the profit so we want to send them SIP to NS look at the our Wahhabis Nihill Aolong.
		
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			And they either do a Joby or jab or they're suited to be here.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu sallam said, first of all, the meaning of the draft, he said,
		
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			Oh Allah, this man, he said, Oh Allah, I asked you by virtue of the fact that all praise is due to
		
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			there is no
		
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			God besides me. And you have no partner or associate. You are the restore the Originator of the
heavens and earth, the Possessor of Majesty and Honor.
		
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			Yeah, yeah for you, the EverLiving, the Sustainer.
		
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			So, the prophet so, he heard this, he said, that this man has asked a law by his greatest name,
		
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			by which if he is called upon, he answers and if he is asked by this name, he gives.
		
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			So here the Prophet sallallahu neosurf specifically said that this man called upon a law by his
greatest name, proving that war does have
		
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			a name which is considered the greatest the most superior in another
		
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			Heavy
		
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			similar to this,
		
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			from a different different Sahabi radar will be a lot higher. He says that the Prophet saw and heard
a man saying along the in the unka in the ash hidden in Mecca into LA, LA
		
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			Sana many of you let me actually level Khufu on
		
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			this man said all I ask you, by virtue of the fact the idea is that you are a law, there is no God,
but you, you are the eternal refuge, who neither begets nor is born, nor is there to him any
equivalent.
		
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			So, the Russell cinema he heard this, he said,
		
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			he said to the man, you have indeed, asked Allah by the name, which if he is asked by he gives in
fee is called upon he answers.
		
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			So, the question here is, what is that name?
		
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			So, now we've
		
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			answered the question, Does ova have
		
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			a name that is considered the greatest, the most superior? The answer is yes, because the prophets
of Allah and Allah affirm that, but now, the question is, what is that?
		
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			And this is where the scholars they different and so, it has been
		
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			the the one who wrote the famous commentary for Soviet Ohio
		
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			he lists 14 different views of the scholars concerning what does that mean?
		
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			So, there are 14 different opinions
		
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			and so, perhaps the most,
		
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			you know, correct view out of all of them
		
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			is that that was chosen by the majority of scholars and that is, as
		
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			the brothers answered, that that name of Allah, which is considered the greatest, the most superior
is Allah,
		
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			it is Allah.
		
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			So, that is because this name it encompasses all the other names and attributes of Allah
		
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			and it is the name that was never given to anyone other than Allah.
		
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			So,
		
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			what further proves that you know, this is the greatest thing of Allah
		
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			first of all, in those two headings are mentioned in both of them
		
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			the first name that was mentioned by that man, when he made that to
		
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			what was the very first thing it was all
		
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			he said, What did he say he said I asked you over
		
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			in the first heavy piece along let me spell Luca
		
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			the MD NACA
		
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			to reset along at Oklahoma
		
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			basically
		
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			refers to the name Allah
		
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			well also proves it is the fact that no other name has been mentioned
		
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			in the Quran as much as this name
		
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			so, if we were to actually go back to the program and
		
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			you know research how many times Allah has been mentioned, it has been mentioned approximately 2700
times.
		
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			No other name has been mentioned as much.
		
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			No other name even comes close to that number.
		
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			Also
		
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			all the other mediums of law are identified by this name.
		
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			How
		
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			when you want to refer to Allah has different things, what do you say? You say?
		
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			The name of Allah and adding for example,
		
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			you say the name of Allah and
		
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			from say, Allah has mean or Ratna.
		
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			So you're identifying a lot
		
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			by these different names, but you refer to him a lot. You don't say the opposite you don't say for
example.
		
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			You don't say for example, la I leave the name of La
		
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			recommends me from law.
		
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			So all the needs of a law go back to refer to
		
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			passing
		
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			Also,
		
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			the majority of the do as in the firm
		
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			are also referred to by the state
		
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			belong
		
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			in the cost of that brought that.
		
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			Also, it is the name of Allah, that Allah chose
		
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			to be in the greatest freeze that a person can ever utter, which is what?
		
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			The caliber of a Toshi the shahada,
		
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			Allah chose for this name to be
		
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			in the shahada
		
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			how many times twice
		
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			in both parts of the Shahada.
		
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			So when it comes
		
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			to belief in Allah right, testify the witness should will let the law have been the law wa was
		
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			Muhammad
		
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			Rasool Allah,
		
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			the Messenger of Allah, He didn't say, the Messenger of ohana.
		
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			So in both instances,
		
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			Allah uses this word. And this is a really strange person can ever butter it is the phrase that
brings a person into
		
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			into the fold of Islam, it is the phrase it is the it is the meaning of the shahada that if a person
denies or does anything to nullify it takes them out of Islam.
		
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			So, what does that mean?
		
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			Allah actually comes from Isla
		
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			So, ILA is actually another of the last names l era.
		
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			But, when we put it together the Ella with ILA, when we put it together, it becomes
		
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			a separate name
		
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			and that is a lot
		
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			and so, anything that whenever we address in the Arabic language,
		
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			it makes a word to become well,
		
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			definitely specific.
		
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			So, you say for example,
		
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			Miss Did
		
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			you say for example, had MSG, this is a masjid
		
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			but when you add the LCR and you say msgid
		
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			It becomes domestic it's no longer a masjid it is the master your specificity you basically specify
		
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			so
		
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			the name Omar comes from Isla
		
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			and below refers to himself and also by
		
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			what
		
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			he learned why
		
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			your ILA So, what is it? What is the meaning of Islam basically means
		
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			a deity or one who is worshipped
		
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			he basically means one who is worshipped
		
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			so at least it means God
		
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			it's all of us have had a whole ton of says here it's worth about
		
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			verse 163, what ILA who Poom Isla who fit
		
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			your
		
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			your God is only one God
		
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			La ilaha illa Rahim there is no God except here.
		
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			The most compassionate, the Most Merciful.
		
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			And this is what we also find in the Shahada. When we say lab the
		
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			lab ILA
		
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			there is no lab.
		
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			Ila, there is no God.
		
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			Illa Allah except.
		
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			So it basically means God or the one who is worshipped.
		
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			It also was a parent notices his word to Toba, verse 31. Well, now only Illa Leah Buddha
		
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			they have not been commanded to worship except one god
		
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			So this is where the name Allah comes from.
		
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			It comes from
		
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			Isla and Illa means
		
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			the one who is worshipped
		
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			the one who is worshipped
		
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			so that's why
		
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			the disbelievers of Koresh when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam came to them with Islam,
		
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			and came to them until he'd,
		
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			what did they say?
		
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			They have their false gods.
		
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			And they couldn't understand this concept of one God.
		
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			So they said a job and he had Isla Wahida.
		
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			In the huddle,
		
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			they said Has he made the area?
		
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			Early hype is the pool of what
		
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			era?
		
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			They said Has he made that earlier, the gods era rafidah into one God.
		
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			This indeed is something strange for them. It was something strange, they couldn't understand it.
Not that they did not recognize one.
		
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			One Creator, one supreme being.
		
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			They knew
		
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			that there is only one Creator who created
		
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			who is in control of everything.
		
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			They did not deny.
		
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			They did not deny that there exists such a beam.
		
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			But their problem was
		
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			their problem was
		
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			in worship,
		
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			there the problem was.
		
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			Does that one being that one Creator? Does he deserve worship alone?
		
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			Or
		
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			can he direct our iba to others? So for them, they believed that it was okay
		
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			to worship multiple gods,
		
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			multiple objects of worship,
		
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			to era needs and objects of worship, something that is worship.
		
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			And they believed that
		
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			it was okay to worship anything. So when the Prophet SAW,
		
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			what did he come to teach that? Did he come to teach them? That?
		
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			You know, there's only one Creator who created everything who
		
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			provides for you?
		
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			Who controls everything?
		
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			And,
		
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			you know, he is the only creator?
		
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			Is that it? No, that was not the message of the Prophet so well, I didn't say nor was the message of
any of the prophets beforehand. But rather all of their, all the prophets Their message was
		
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			that there's only one God who deserves to be worshipped.
		
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			There's only one God who deserves to be worshipped.
		
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			And that is
		
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			so what is special and unique about this name Allah.
		
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			First of all, it is the source of all of Allah's names and attributes.
		
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			As all other names or attributes are attributed to this day, as we mentioned,
		
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			so,
		
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			Allah subhanho wa taala. And when he talks about his names,
		
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			what is he said?
		
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			When he laughs He smiled.
		
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			To whom, to Allah belongs the most beautiful things.
		
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			So
		
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			the most beautiful things there are to room to Allah so Allah used his name
		
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			to refer to all of these names.
		
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			Also,
		
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			we have
		
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			a list of Allah's names in Accra that come in one place.
		
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			Where are they which Surah
		
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			believe
		
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			Approximately 15 names or 17 names that come together
		
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			in surah and hash at the end of sewer treasure. How does it begin? Who won't La?
		
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			La de la
		
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			who are
		
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			who Allah. So Allah begins
		
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			he begins
		
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			mentioning his names by this name, that He is Allah. And then he mentioned his other names. So
basically all the names and attributes
		
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			that's what's unique about this name. The second thing that is unique about this name
		
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			is that we cannot drop the LF now
		
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			when we are making to
		
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			buy
		
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			so when you call upon Allah
		
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			by His names, and you say, yeah,
		
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			oh, Allah, for example. You say, Oh, yeah, oh
		
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			he's other names.
		
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			What do we do?
		
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			We, we dropped me flat with all of the other names.
		
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			So for example, it is Aruna
		
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			V Raha unlawful v.
		
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			And harder the Creator. But when we are making Lana and we say, yeah.
		
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			We don't say yeah, or
		
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			we don't say, yeah.
		
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			We have to drop that.
		
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			So we say yeah,
		
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			yeah.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			And so on and so forth.
		
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			It's only with a worsening a lot that we cannot drop that if we do that, then it becomes another way
which name is up
		
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			in that
		
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			and that is also one of the last names
		
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			so what becomes if you drop the atomic becomes yet EDA.
		
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			And it's no longer
		
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			30 What's unique about this mean is that all the do has
		
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			and all the various of the color that we have been taught have been associated with this name and
not any other way.
		
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			Think about
		
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			the test be what do we say? So hello
		
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			to Hamid and Hello, Linda.
		
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			There's been a long backlog
		
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			better to start with a lot Bismillah in elementary
		
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			is tiada.
		
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			The left
		
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			machine gonococci.
		
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			And even in the other version of it, what is it about who's a biller? SME line machine approach
still a lot comes first. So all of the various car into has that we have
		
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			the dimension this specifically instead of any other names.
		
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			Also
		
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			the most beloved name to Allah is which name
		
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			which name is the most beloved to Allah.
		
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			I don't need a last names are talking about
		
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			calling, naming somebody with an email
		
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			address after the Prophet sallahu.
		
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			Wa Allah, the Most Beloved of names to Allah are our doula and under here
		
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			so this name of Allah without a doubt, without a doubt is a very very unique thing. It is the
greatest of all last names there is no other name more greater. That means
		
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			finally, what does this mean teach us
		
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			what is the you know?
		
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			What is the fruit that we
		
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			we gained from it?
		
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			for learning about this mean, Allah
		
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			firstly, what we learned is that the most important thing about Allah
		
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			that is, the most important thing about him is identifying him as the one who deserves to be
worshipped.
		
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			That's all what did not choose any other name, or any other attribute
		
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			for his greatest name,
		
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			except something
		
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			that describes his own here
		
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			is your rudia.
		
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			him
		
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			deserving.
		
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			There's nothing else more important to a lot besides that.
		
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			Contest why, as we mentioned, that's why the prophets and the messengers were sent about.
		
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			This was the very thing that resulted in the conflict between the prophets and their people, nothing
else. Yes, there were other issues. But this was the primary issue of conflict.
		
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			The battles that took place between the Prophet so well, it was him and his people was over, was
over this. As long as we accepted this,
		
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			everything else would be secondary.
		
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			It was this, that Allah sent each other to a prophet
		
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			to convey to his people,
		
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			the number one thing
		
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			that ALLAH SubhanA wa,
		
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			is the only one deserving of worship.
		
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			So do not worship others besides, that's why the greatest sin that a person can commit your ship.
		
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			Because
		
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			it goes against this very fundamental thing that the law said the Prophets and Messengers for.
		
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			It's all we learned that
		
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			Allah chose this name for himself, which this is its meaning. Because there's nothing more important
		
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			about Allah then to identify him as the one the one who deserves to be worshipped. The second thing
that we learn from this meme is the importance of calling upon Allah with this name.
		
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			If this is the Greatest Name of Allah, and there's no doubt that we should
		
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			refer to the name of MiG tau
		
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			by either saying, Yeah, Allah, or Allahumma,
		
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			which basically means the same thing.
		
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			That's where the majority of the Duels of the council
		
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			striking this way that he talks.
		
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			Now, how about
		
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			the DUA that was made by that man?
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu sallam said,
		
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			you know, indeed, he called upon a lot but the greatest thing
		
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			that he could ever be called upon that if he is called upon on this day, he'll answer it.
		
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			And so to be on the safe side, if you
		
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			if you want your drive to be accepted,
		
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			dare to be on the safe side, use those words that were used in.
		
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			So that then when the principles haven't heard him, he obviously heard him referred to Allah in such
a winner that he said this.
		
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			So it's good if we memorize that to
		
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			the different wordings and so he said, Oh, well, he spent at the end at your health law, in a nap
with your son allottee one Oh, yeah, in general with the chroma philia.
		
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			Finally,
		
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			among the things that we've learned from this thing is
		
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			that there is no equivalent
		
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			to this meaning of law.
		
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			There is no equivalent to it is the most superior of Alaskans. Therefore, there is nothing that is
equivalent to
		
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			when Allah subhanho wa Taala wanted to introduce himself to new Saudis. He was just
		
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			move Saudi SmartClean to the mountain
		
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			He conversed with Allah.
		
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			Allah spoke to him and said
		
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			he many Allah
		
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			if Allah
		
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			so there is no equivalent to this name
		
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			if we understand that there's no equivalent to the same then how about
		
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			referring to Allah as God?
		
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			Are we allowed to refer to Allah and translate his name as God?
		
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			Why not?
		
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			Okay, so
		
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			So you say that the meaning of law is God, the translation of Allah is God
		
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			Okay, so now to translate and you're saying that Allah means God
		
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			yes, it means God. As we said, it means something that is worship a deity.
		
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			But when we say Oh Allah,
		
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			we should leave it as Allah,
		
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			we should leave it as Allah.
		
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			So God is not the equivalent for Allah. Nor is V God, we shouldn't say V God. And say this means
ALLAH.
		
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			So the means all of us have heard of hookah,
		
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			bar, as Allah mentioned them in the
		
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			in the Arabic language, and they should stand up,
		
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			they should stand up.
		
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			However,
		
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			if we are
		
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			trying to introduce the idea of who Allah is,
		
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			to someone who's not familiar with who Allah is,
		
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			like normal cells,
		
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			the here we can use the term God, if they've never heard of Allah, where they don't know what the
law means.
		
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			So here we can see,
		
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			you know, the law is God, as you are familiar with copper.
		
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			So in your language, and in your
		
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			upbringing, you've understood that there is a supreme being the creator created everything.
		
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			And, and you refer to him as God.
		
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			For us, we refer to him as Allah.
		
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			Once they understand that, don't fall back to using God.
		
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			Stick to Allah.
		
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			So that's why it's best not to use God even in transitions. Unfortunately, there are many
translations out there that use God and they replace it with Allah wherever was mentioned in
		
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			it. So even if you're talking to Donaldsons, even if you were to
		
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			give them a translation of the Quran
		
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			choose a transaction that defines who Allah is maybe in the beginning, maybe in the football,
		
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			it defines what we mean by Allah.
		
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			So that, you know, they understand that after that, wherever it was means Metro, they understand,
you know, what is being referred to here.
		
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			And that goes with any other languages, not just English or any other language.
		
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			There is no equivalent for the need for law.
		
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			There is no equivalent for the name of Allah.
		
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			But again, if you want to
		
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			introduce the idea of who Allah is, and the person you're speaking to, does not understand except by
using something from their language, use that.
		
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			But don't stick to that thereafter
		
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			and allows us
		
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			further questions.
		
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			So today, we cover two of the names of Allah, what were they
		
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			so the other name that we cover today is an era. So era means God
		
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			And when you say Elpida it means de la
		
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			Liga
		
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			reference for
		
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			Yeah, it's that that is
		
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			and even the other one is mentioned in the books of the Sonia.
		
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			Tell me the MSRP.
		
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			It's not mentioned on site, but it's mentioned indoors
		
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			so Charlotte next week we'll move on to a last name
		
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			and some other names and what we'll try to do is we'll try to group the names that are basically
that allude to the same attribute, just like we did today with Allah, sharp long term.
		
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			So how long will be surely should when they're either resto fueled or too late? Sara Lee Kumar has
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