Karim Abuzaid – Celebrating Mawlid al-Nabī – (Analysis of Fatwãs)

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The importance of evidence in worship and the use of evidence in religion is discussed, including the use of evidence in Prophet sallama's statement and the use of evidence in court cases. The importance of rapid practice and the use of analogy to show gratitude towards someone is emphasized, as well as the use of fasting and the use of shirts and clothing for men. The segment also touches on disputed issues related to Islam, such as the use of analogy and references to diseases and events, and the importance of fasting and the use of evidence in court cases. The conversation also touches on the origin of shirts and clothing for men and the importance of practicing fasting and the use of the word "has been used."

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			When I would we let him in terrarium fusina.
		
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			Woman say yes Dr. Melina
		
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			but yeah the level fella moolah
		
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			little fella hurt here.
		
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			Shadow Allah Isla de la la
		
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			la sharika
		
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			well a shadow annamma hamedan Aveda who were sued
		
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			a lot more suddenly was Sallim wa barik ala Sayidina Muhammad in Phil aveline
		
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			Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik ala Sayidina Muhammad in Phil serene
		
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			Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik ala Sayidina Muhammad in film La Ilaha Illa de
		
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			My dear respected brothers and sisters in Islam as salam O Allah, wa la la dee da Allah wa Baraka
		
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			again
		
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			our sisters
		
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			Yeah, can we slide this way a little bit brothers, please find yourself over here. So, hold the
slide.
		
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			Okay. All right, inshallah. Yeah, can you guys help me? Yeah.
		
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			Okay, we'll just move the table. Okay.
		
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			All right.
		
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			So brothers, if you can just pull over this way, so we give our systems an opportunity.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			received
		
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			today in July will
		
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			lead me left by the will of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			First of all, I have to say that I'm very excited to be with you.
		
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			This in itself, can take a whole lecture just to express
		
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			my feelings again amongst my brothers,
		
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			whom I love for the sake of Allah.
		
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			And may Allah subhanaw taala reward you and keep pgms open I mean, a place where the hearts can find
a faction amongst one another.
		
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			We always make dua for you, and we always
		
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			pray for this place to be a blessing please help.
		
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			Today inshallah, I will
		
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			address something that a little bit academic.
		
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			So hopefully,
		
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			it will not be hard on some of you.
		
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			And the academia here has to do with the subject of
		
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			of the ruling on celebrating the birthday of Rasulullah sallallahu.
		
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			And I do understand that some of you may be pro monolith and you know, it's your pool. Yeah.
		
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			But let's just look at Can we do that? Can we do that in a field analysis
		
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			of the text
		
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			in no way trying to offend you or to impose my view on you.
		
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			You will make the call at the end of
		
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			Today with something that you want to continue doing or not,
		
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			I just want to analyze it for you from the text.
		
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			The scholars of this oma from the old days
		
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			produced produce, what is known to be fit Maxim's?
		
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			What is a fifth Maxim,
		
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			a foundation, from which you can derive
		
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			a lot of ruling for different subjects in Islam.
		
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			The Maxim
		
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			which is related to the subject of will maolin here,
		
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			and this is the one which I want you to memorize, hopefully, today in sha Allah,
		
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			it is called
		
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			a slow filter a bad auntie.
		
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			And hydro
		
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			Baraka
		
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			are slow,
		
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			filter, a bad fit,
		
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			and huddle elaborately
		
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			well
		
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			fill it
		
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			as Eva how to Elizabeth Ellie?
		
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			Should I say this again?
		
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			Can you memorize it?
		
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			If you go home memorizing this will make your life easy on a lot of issues.
		
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			And I'll slow
		
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			Phil Ada thing and have
		
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			11?
		
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			Well, I'll slow fill it. I'll either have to elaborate le, what is the meaning of that?
		
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			The basic rule,
		
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			the origin,
		
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			the foundation, once it comes to acts of worship,
		
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			say no.
		
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			Don't do it. Unless you produce an evidence.
		
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			To the contrary, once it comes to customs to habits
		
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			or
		
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			things that you lose to do, go ahead and do it. If someone tells you not to do it, tell him reduce
the daily
		
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			you're getting that
		
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			shall I say this again.
		
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			So the basic rule, the basic principle or in origin,
		
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			every act of worship is forbidden.
		
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			Anything that you do with the intention of worshipping Allah subhana wa Taala is forbidden. Unless
you're legislated with an evidence you produce an evidence that I could do that.
		
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			Now,
		
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			once it comes to what you normally do, customs happens everything is permissible.
		
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			Unless I produce an evidence till you you cannot do that.
		
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			The second half of the maximum is something that we do not need today, but we'll touch on it. So,
this way we cover the whole maximum inshallah.
		
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			But let's deal with the first
		
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			component in this Maxim normally for you to produce that maximum maximum and
		
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			to kind of fully is a foundation that yours
		
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			produce in order to derive verdict for a lot of issues.
		
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			For you to
		
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			provide a maxim or to give a maximum like this, you must have an evidence for it from the Quran and
the Sunnah.
		
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			What is the evidence for that Maxim?
		
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			Now who are the De Luca had the opinion
		
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			Okay, what is what is that Maxim to begin with? Let me quiz you so I can have some tea.
		
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			So Can somebody say that state that maximum to me again, in your own language the way that you
understood it, you don't have to say, literally using my words
		
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			No, nothing, nothing, not a new language.
		
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			Whatever
		
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			as far as worship is forbidden without evidence
		
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			permissible without I mean with unless you prove evidence
		
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			Mashallah, who else?
		
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			Who else? Any volunteer
		
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			no volunteers
		
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			I'll pick you Yes brother in the back
		
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			okay
		
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			beautiful
		
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			okay can we have one sister?
		
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			No sisters
		
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			yes the see me that's what you get
		
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			no
		
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			Yes sister
		
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			the look at the sister brother. Look at me I would mean yes.
		
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			Okay
		
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			And what about custom
		
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			yeah that custom that happens
		
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			Do I have to look for an evidence to exercise my habits? No You don't?
		
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			What is the evidence provided?
		
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			Normally if you give evidence you begin with what
		
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			thought a lot.
		
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			Then what?
		
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			Paula? Rasulullah
		
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			then what?
		
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			Sahabi lassa hobby? a companion.
		
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			Or one of the views of the four imams or one of the Imams
		
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			in the trend. Don't say Kadima budget. That's my evidence. Don't say that. And always this guy.
Nobody
		
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			so called Allahu Allah subhana wa tada
		
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			we're up to Lucha we're up to Russia.
		
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			Obey Allah and obey the message.
		
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			Or oma Atacama rasuluh one and a half man who center
		
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			wherever the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam commanded us to do go ahead and do it. And wherever
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam forbade you banned you from doing do not do it?
		
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			Is that enough evidence from the Quran?
		
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			enough that his son
		
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			had etha mean to be a loved one. Well howdy fiercer Indian Muslim.
		
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			Kala Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam says, men
		
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			feel phe m Marina had
		
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			malazan who for who are
		
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			whoever introduces anything into that religion, which was not originally part of it. It will be
rejected.
		
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			There is another wording of this howdy
		
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			monogamy sila Muslim as well. Men amela I'm Alan laser IE a Muna so who are whoever acts doesn't act
in Islam? That the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam never directed you to act it will be rejected
		
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			enough evidence or no?
		
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			Clear crystal?
		
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			Is it ambiguous or is it crystal clear? Crystal z
		
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			for you
		
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			Let's take the statement of Abdullah have never sold.
		
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			A blind never showed is a companion the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			recommended him to take his head if you want man out there and yeah Daddy, Daddy. Daddy Daddy
		
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			The Leiden episode of the live nosode has a statement which is made of two lines of two words I'm
sorry, it
		
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			was
		
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			kept tidy.
		
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			Do you know what the tether means? Right? Follow? Do not own
		
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			a tether. What after that?
		
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			Let's take one of the Imams Lima Malik
		
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			talking about West Africa here.
		
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			Lima Malik.
		
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			He said,
		
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			Rahim Allah
		
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			and we know that he was living in Medina. He was teaching in Medina.
		
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			He said,
		
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			Kowloon. You
		
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			mean who? Why your Illa Sahiba.
		
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			You can say no to any person, regardless of how big his turban is. How famous he is, he can say no
to him. That's wrong.
		
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			The only one that you cannot say no to is the one who is buried right here.
		
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			And he pointed at the grave of Rasulullah sallallahu.
		
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			In reference, of course, very soon.
		
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			He also made a statement
		
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			Melania Khun yo ma Eden, Dena celaya, Coolio, Medina,
		
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			the fact that if it was not what you're doing now, if it was not a religion during the time of the
Prophet sallallahu wasallam it cannot be a religion now.
		
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			He actually made another statement that
		
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			really, really
		
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			heartbreaking.
		
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			He said, Men that I feel Islamic
		
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			and who have said Santa Monica desert and Mohammedan Horner Rizal
		
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			whoever introduces an act into Islam and he thinks that this is good.
		
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			He is making a statement you know what the statement is? Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has
betrayed the message.
		
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			Why?
		
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			Because the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam stood
		
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			on the mountain in his field will hunt.
		
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			And he said Allahumma Akmal to
		
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			lepen Deena today I have completed the religion for you.
		
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			You know the verse
		
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			or fill Hades, female Gemma Oberon
		
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			matter to me shaking your curry, boo boo, la la,
		
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			la la, la la la la Takumi. I have not left the thing that will bring you closer to Allah, this thin
you from *?
		
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			Unless I commanded you to do.
		
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			So when you come and introduce something into the religion, you're making a statement? What is the
statement? Maybe the Prophet forgot to?
		
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			Or maybe he was afraid to say it and
		
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			that's exactly what you're saying.
		
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			This is the evidence for what to work for an accent like this for a verdict like this for you. Are
we good so far?
		
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			Are we building up or building to something here?
		
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			So establish the fact that we cannot do something unless we have a delete.
		
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			What do you mean by that? He
		
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			I kind of answered earlier.
		
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			But the evidence according to the jurists,
		
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			some of it are agreed upon.
		
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			And some of it are disputed or questionable.
		
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			You can just use any evidence.
		
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			Let's begin what is the agreed upon evidence is in the religion of Islam.
		
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			Basically, the religious texts from which he can deduce religious rulings? No sir a
		
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			to Krishna.
		
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			First of all, the Quran
		
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			No question.
		
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			Then next is what
		
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			next is what should know.
		
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			But we almost have to add what sound
		
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			because we understand that there are some weak narrator narrations.
		
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			There are some weak ladies out there. So I'm gonna verify the authenticity of the evidence I provide
from the sooner.
		
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			Now there are two books
		
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			the oma have accepted
		
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			and there is what is known to be a silent consensus regarding their authenticity.
		
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			What are the names of those two books?
		
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			So al Bukhari Sahih Muslim
		
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			if I tell you, Al Bukhari
		
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			but make sure that it's not one of the weak Hadith
		
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			because it sometimes mentioned things that are not
		
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			a hadith he just making a statement.
		
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			The most famous pieces
		
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			he has in his book, that harbor that the Prophet tried to commit suicide
		
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			it's
		
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			but it's not a Heidi is a statement of somebody
		
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			has no chain of narration
		
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			Sahih Muslim Of course, move on with it. What about the other books of Hadith?
		
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			Do we reject them? No. You must provide
		
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			a name of an expert of howdy who validated the text
		
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			you're getting there.
		
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			So I tell you this Holly Fisher in a tirmidhi
		
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			Mashallah, that's good. who indicated?
		
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			Il Albury il heirarchy. A very heavy, a blue Kathy. Many of them. There are experts of Hadees
		
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			who are good with verifying these narrators making sure that they are valid, legitimate. They are
not think
		
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			that is why you say the Hadith is compiled v soon an Abbe de wahoo
		
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			and hassle era sahoo l l Danny sahoo is the heavy sahoo l hacking hacker.
		
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			Sometimes you may end up with an expert authenticating one Howdy. And another one What?
		
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			Why? Because of the judgment they have over the narrator's someone labels this narrator to be
		
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			good. And this one got information about the same narrator that
		
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			is half and half.
		
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			Then Consequently, the Hadeeth could go up and down. So now what if this happens,
		
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			then
		
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			we go with the majority don't come and say Alberni. And then I have to take Alberni from you know,
that's not fair.
		
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			If all the other
		
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			even though he came later, and he has a good look better than the earlier experts, because the later
you live the hat, the more command you have of the subject, but I think he got the point here.
		
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			We're doing good so far. So we're done with this one, what is number three, what they call a
		
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			consensus that all the scholars agree to this.
		
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			But be careful
		
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			because a
		
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			consensus has to be on the basis of an evidence.
		
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			Whether there is another Maxim out there it says, Let
		
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			l be the lead. no consensus without What? Without an evidence
		
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			Oberlin, deca
		
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			senses of who
		
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			is Mammon
		
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			scholars
		
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			one of the most famous brew molded in america he comes out as if there is a man on the subject What
are you talking about?
		
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			He may have because a lot of people do it that's what he means no Ajmera of the school there's not a
lot of
		
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			very important
		
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			one ball
		
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			agreed upon even though I would say there is a dispute regarding its usage agreed upon evidence what
we call key is what is clear
		
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			analogy
		
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			so what is analogy?
		
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			in how
		
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			Pokemon the hoekman lay lovestruck?
		
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			I'll make it easy for you. Just relax your brains chill.
		
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			What is the ruling on marijuana? Even if you like it? Just tell me the ruling.
		
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			What is the ruling
		
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			What is it?
		
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			What is the evidence?
		
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			Show me an evidence that marijuana is haram there is no evidence
		
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			no evidence
		
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			except what
		
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			analogy what is analogy?
		
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			You have an existing verdict ruling on intoxicants on liquor.
		
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			So you join marijuana to liquor Why?
		
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			The cause of what
		
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			intoxication because marijuana does what?
		
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			To the mind
		
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			and he can apply this to work that's why Islam is a very dynamic
		
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			it's not just for the time of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam like some people say that's why Islam
is to live what lead with what
		
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			until the Day of Judgment
		
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			already
		
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			some of the Muslims are still under the impression that smoking is the slide
		
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			what is the smoking now you know, smoking cigarettes not
		
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			not when cigarettes salovaara
		
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			savall food
		
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			what is the ruling is smoking cigarettes nicotine
		
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			No, I'm asking you seriously what is the ruling haha
		
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			but it used to be what
		
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			it used to be
		
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			so how in the world did it move from this like we know what the disliked is right? We know that what
dislike is something that if you do it you still good luck you're doing something that can bring you
closer to work.
		
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			But still okay.
		
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			You see, when when nicotine was introduced to the Muslim world, initially through Turkey, when
Europe
		
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			was living these dark ages, medieval age ages you know when Europe was uncivilized and the Muslims
were what
		
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			civilized modern world turned around.
		
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			So you know, look at the uncivilized nation. They started
		
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			small smoking This was smoking now.
		
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			So cigarettes came into the Muslim world, from Europe through Turkey.
		
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			So that people started smoking it so they went through this what what is the only one that thing?
		
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			What is this? Oh is smoke comes out.
		
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			So the school has looked into it and said What does it do? Exactly?
		
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			Will it makes your mouth stink?
		
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			And if you you know if you smoke you stink, I'm sorry.
		
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			But But you know what? You know what a smoker will not be able to smell it.
		
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			But a person who does not smoke
		
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			and one of the most hateful moments in my life when I stepped in salah and a smoker next to me.
		
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			So they said using analogy the prophets Allah USA
		
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			I've said what if you eat garlic or onions
		
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			don't come to them because of what
		
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			you still can come but it's what
		
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			it's about is loading this light
		
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			so they said using analogy now we're gonna join smoking
		
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			garlic and
		
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			so the ruling is disliked you're getting that
		
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			but later on
		
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			the doctors
		
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			said listen nothing kills man's not about a stinky mouth is actually guilty How about you go buy a
pack of cigarettes and guess what is written in the cigarettes
		
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			note is not causes cancer now they say it will kill you
		
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			imagine this it will kill you the people themselves I think the rules somehow they got them to do
that that they live on the back of it will kill you
		
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			now the ruling using analogy has moved from what disliked what
		
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			why? Because not about that that smell anymore is about
		
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			you killing yourself of the law says in the Quran what to do and who succumb Do not kill yourself
for what you're getting. Now analogy house analogy is analogy. But here is the disputed issue
regarding analogy because you can read this later on
		
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			time.
		
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			I'm not going to just fly through today.
		
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			But you're going to leave with something
		
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			but you make dua for me
		
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			that this agreement or the disputed issue regarding LTS will can you use it
		
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			because for you to be able to use it you must understand the wisdom of what you're doing.
		
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			The score are set then the only place you can use the s in his in stuff like smoking like
transactions, but not in the area of worshipping Allah, not in the area of the unseen
		
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			can we use the US is in the in the subject of unseen
		
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			Can I say because Allah descends then Allah can do this.
		
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			And this is by the way, one of the
		
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			one of the subjects that open that gate of dispute amongst the scholars
		
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			when you go to the cemetery and visit that disease
		
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			does the disease know that you're there?
		
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			What is the evidence?
		
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			What is the evidence?
		
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			You see they use PS
		
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			Okay, how do you feel Baba Ignasi brought your loved one whom the Hadith is authentic? That when you
go and bury someone that person he is the drawing of your feet as you depart
		
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			so they said well if he can hear at this time then let's apply an analogy of Diaz then he will hear
what
		
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			we tell them no, no analogy and methods of unseen you must have an evidence that state that he hears
you when you visit him in the cemetery.
		
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			You're getting there.
		
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			So we cannot use energy in subjects of unseen you must have an evidence for each case.
		
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			Likewise, once it comes to act to force you
		
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			you know that fight that we have as Muslims regarding Koran Han
		
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			Shafi Pato Anthony says,
		
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			you know that he will who convene after the death of somebody and each one of them has one
		
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			has a must have and they read what
		
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			is in that book, Quran or something like that? No. hodja video is the recitation of the Quran on the
on behalf of the disease.
		
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			That's also
		
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			in the subject of what
		
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			is bad. What is the evidence? There is no evidence, nobody ever done that. But the people who
legislate this they use what analogy
		
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			what they say, will, can you make dua for the disease
		
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			is in an act of worship
		
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			then the recitation of the Quran is an act of worship using analogy you can do that too as a no no,
no, no, no, we cannot use analogy we're in a bad No.
		
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			You're getting that you're getting there. Are you with me? make sense.
		
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			I made a very profound statement and I'm sorry, I'm gonna lift my feet just to make my point cross.
He said, If worshipping Allah subhana wa Taala or acts of worship
		
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			are based on analogy, then why being on the bottom of the feet would make more sense than why being
on the
		
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			when you when you do what do you Why
		
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			do you walk on the top of your feet or you walk in the bottom? What is the dirt?
		
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			It's really something has to do with what then the why we should be here, not here.
		
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			But it has to be with submission.
		
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			There is one wisdom behind all diabetics submission to Allah subhana wa.
		
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			And Omar also made a statement when he went and gets that black stone I'm gonna kiss you I know that
you don't benefit you don't harm.
		
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			And I don't understand why I'm kissing you. But I'm doing this out of
		
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			submit submission.
		
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			Can you tell me why why do we place the right hand in the left hand and the solid Tell me why.
		
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			What is the Why?
		
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			semiannual?
		
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			lolly will Hakeem commandingly.
		
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			So the only place we can use analogies with
		
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			is the area of business transactions.
		
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			dealings. The worldly things
		
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			are good. So these are what can you name them for me?
		
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			Come on.
		
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			Don't just say soon.
		
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			Sound authentic? soon. Three. consensus for
		
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			analysis analogy in the video flop. business transactions. Yes.
		
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			That's another example.
		
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			They use analogy with the easy they used to do this said well, we can do that. No.
		
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			of this beside the point. Let's deal with the mountain today.
		
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			Are we good so far?
		
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			There are other disputed evidence and they must come on the basis of this. So you must have that
peranan soon as a foundation
		
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			such as
		
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			something that they call lists.
		
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			And this is the one that we need. What is this?
		
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			Big Data?
		
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			What's wrong with it?
		
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			It's good man.
		
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			People have fun.
		
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			That's listech set and this is the one that I need. There is something called a lot of
		
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			people are used to do these societal norms they call it people used to do it.
		
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			There is something called listless ha,
		
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			cola Sahabi all of these are disputed evidence. But let's deal with our subject here.
		
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			First of all, I'm going to ask you for questions regarding them.
		
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			And please answer
		
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			how many times did the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam celebrate his own birthday?
		
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			How many times
		
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			did the companions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Rwanda him Jamia celebrate his
birthday.
		
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			How many times
		
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			the students have their companions celebrate his birthday.
		
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			How many times that students have the students of the companion
		
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			celebrate his birthday.
		
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			When was the celebration of the birthday of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam introduced to
the Muslim world.
		
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			century, the second half of the whole century
		
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			at the hands of the so called Shia Islam,
		
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			at obedia Asafa, we're at one stage, Iran
		
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			took over the Muslim Sunni world.
		
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			They introduced all these things.
		
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			And they stayed for a while, until that got established into the Muslim world.
		
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			And that's how it got introduced.
		
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			later on.
		
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			After they left, they asked some of the scholars What do you think about that thing that that people
have been doing for the last 300 400 years? What is it Oh, they get together on
		
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			on that day, and they read Koran and the the talk about the seal of the prophets of Allah.
		
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			Some of them said, it's, it's fine.
		
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			On the basis of what
		
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			is said, this is a good beta.
		
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			But the most important question of them all,
		
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			I said, for those are free so far.
		
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			When was the Prophet salallahu alaihe salam born?
		
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			We didn't know and I made this gloriously the culture. They don't care about this stuff.
		
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			Yeah, would they have known that this will be a prophet he will be I think they would have kept
What?
		
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			But they didn't know.
		
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			All what we know about his verb sallallahu wasallam that he was born on a Monday.
		
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			They have the elephants the year that abraha came to the story, the cabin. That's all
		
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			some scholars said Chabad.
		
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			Some scholars said Ramadan, some scholars said Ravi and
		
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			as a matter of fact, we're 100% positive
		
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			that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam died own that will have probably
		
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			the day that he will celebrate his birth, which uncertain. But meanwhile, they are certain that he
died on the 12th. So literally, you're celebrating What
		
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			is that?
		
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			Like, we already established that was not part of the deal, right?
		
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			Remember the evidence that we use? So it was not part of what
		
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			it was introduced later on? Right? We really established that by
		
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			these scholars who sat with us and On what basis Did they say that? Those are the two questions I'm
gonna answer and I'm gonna let you go home. You're gonna go home. And I'm trying to show you the
light at the end of the tunnel so you don't get bored.
		
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			Let's deal with the subject of Buddha has said there is something in Islam called beta Hasson.
		
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			Well, that would be the Hashanah comes from.
		
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			First of all, there is no such a thing called
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu Sallam used to stand on the bandwidth and he used to say in every sermon,
basically
		
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			Waku Waku Waku datain Bala
		
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			every bit that is the misguidance.
		
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			of will that will be the Hakim into the
		
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			because they say almost said it's a beta.
		
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			Two situations, one of them during
		
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			the time of the Prophet and the other one during the time of Omar the alarm on
		
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			the first situation.
		
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			Salam tarawih
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam at one Ramadan. He breathed Torah we in the masjid and the
Muslims breathe behind him.
		
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			Gemma like we do not
		
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			have a Muslim as I remember.
		
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			He did this
		
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			For two or three nights,
		
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			then he became afraid or concerned that if he continues, if you continue to do this, if he is
		
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			to continue to do this, Allah will make it mandatory upon us.
		
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			Allah will reveal it to the world because that's a lot of work. Imagine the 11 that are caused some
people do so many now.
		
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			Mandatory that you have to do.
		
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			So he decided to stay at home at night. Praise Ayesha goes at home and he prays inside the house.
		
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			Now when the he didn't show up every Sahabi started praying by him walk
		
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			in the machine and they keep doing this until he died Salalah cellar. And during the farm worker
back was so busy with the fitness of
		
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			the will was almost a lemma and all of that. Omar came he entered the masjid and he saw
		
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			individuals praying. So he called upon over unica
		
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			one and he had him lead the Muslims in Salatu para we
		
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			lead them in solo
		
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			and he looked at one Imam and all the oma are behind him and he said nothing will be daddy.
		
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			That's a good bit.
		
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			What does he mean? He let the linguistic meaning of the VEDA
		
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			the question that I want to ask you Did the aroma introduce this act to begin with or the Act was
already introduced?
		
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			It's already introduced
		
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			or
		
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			revived it because alemannia the obstacle for this to be done
		
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			is no longer there. A law that revelation has what
		
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			no more revelation
		
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			and if you feel if you don't like that explanation, I offer you another explanation howdy lol Bob
abuse area of the law one apology. Well hello intermedio saho Mojave foun the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said well IRA can be so nutty follow my Sunnah was so natural for Russia Dean Alma
de nom embody and the Sunnah of the rightly guided after me. Do
		
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			cling to it like this.
		
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			isn't normal, rightly guided when a
		
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			yes or no? So I can take his son.
		
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			Then don't come 1400 after the prophet and introduce something and say the Prophet said rightly god,
yes, Allah right. Seamus, show me evidence that you're right the guy.
		
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			You're getting that. So are we clear with that? So Omar meant what? This is something that is new,
but it was established in the religion.
		
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			The other situation will they get that sooner Hashanah or Buddha Hasina. The story of one mother.
One day the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was sitting in the masjid. By all the sudden
		
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			a group of people entered into the masjid coming from a place called Moodle.
		
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			And they look awful.
		
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			They look like they have not eaten for days. And the clothes they are wearing is
		
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			dirty.
		
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			They need help.
		
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			When the Prophet sallallahu wasallam saw them like this he immediately asked Villa
		
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			make the other
		
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			make the
		
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			lead the Salah.
		
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			And after the Salah, he started the fundraising.
		
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			The women the
		
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			men the
		
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			men Boogey Man saw anything please so we can help those be anything. Seems like this time was a very
difficult time.
		
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			Here, here's the problem. You know, sometimes you get a fundraiser and he mumbles for an hour.
		
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			And you guys are not even responding Exactly.
		
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			keep reminding them and nobody stood up. They didn't have anything.
		
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			They didn't have anything to give. But one of the people who
		
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			stood up
		
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			and he went to his house
		
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			And he brought a blanket, placed it in the ground. And he grabbed anything that he had in his house,
his household.
		
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			And he tied it and he brought it in his bag. And he came in front of the prophets, Allah Solomon,
here is your solo. He is my household.
		
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			Now the rest of the Sahaba were lovely pleased with them.
		
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			After they seen how this Have you
		
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			thought about it. Each one of them stood up and he did exactly like him.
		
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			So you looked at him and he said, Man center field is lambing, shouldn't
		
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			Canada, who
		
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			was a German Army lady, her lamb, whoever introduced whoever initiates good soon
		
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			into this religion.
		
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			Everyone else who followed him, will receive the rewards of those.
		
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			Now the question again, I asked you that this companion innovate the act of South Africa,
		
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			or the act of South Africa was already established.
		
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			He revived it.
		
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			That's what is meant when you see that were
		
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			mentioned on a tongue of a scholar. That's what they mean something that is already established in
the religion. And they are what? They are reviving it. It is erupting.
		
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			Everybody's clean shaven, you imagine is
		
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			and somebody reads it, man. This is mandatory. I have to do. And then he begins.
		
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			Where are you doing this? Oh, seriously, read that. And everybody else what
		
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			we'll do like,
		
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			so who stand nationally, but isn't the VLB already in the religion?
		
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			It is in the religion.
		
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			So we dealt with that. Now, let's deal with the last piece. So we send you
		
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			So even with this data set, with this data set, if you want to save it that has a new must visit on
an evidence,
		
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			you must have an evidence rule that only the evidence but the way that you derive the ruling from it
is is art.
		
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			What did they use?
		
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			They use the following evidence.
		
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			And they are under mouth by saying it's mentioned in the book.
		
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			Yeah, it's mentioned in millbury. But hardihood musen. Look, call al Bukhari, you elbow Harrison
		
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			had deaf
		
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			and hacky move Lunetta
		
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			color, had a
		
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			color bar on a zoom.
		
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			Call, Destiny or whatever?
		
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			And then the text.
		
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			So what is the chimney hacker?
		
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			He's the one who connected.
		
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			He heard the from an editor. So I
		
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			heard it from Missouri.
		
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			heard it from all over a blue Bay.
		
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			Who's your area?
		
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			Is he a companion?
		
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			No, he's not. He's the son of his new law when
		
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			an old one was born later.
		
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			So now there is a time between the Prophet sallallahu Sallam and the time of the Prophet sallallahu
sallam, let's say 50 years. So there is a disconnect here. This Hadith they could
		
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			not what because the chain has to end With what? With a companion
		
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			with a companion for it to be authentic.
		
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			For
		
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			you can use
		
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			for you let's deal with the text.
		
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			What is the text
		
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			aloud best as the uncle of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So
		
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			what is the dream?
		
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			He saw Abu lahab his brother in that dream. He was
		
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			the uncle of the prophets, Allah Allah.
		
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			How are you doing?
		
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			He said he'll
		
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			accept one day
		
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			Every Monday out of the week I get angry.
		
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			Why?
		
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			Because when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was born,
		
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			my
		
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			I hate used the word slave, but that's the way it is slave girl, her name is su ye that
		
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			she used to be working for him. She came running, giving him the glad tidings. Your brother had a
boy, you brother had a boo you brother had a boo.
		
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			He became so happy that his brother Abdullah had a nephew is now having a nephew. He said to her,
you free
		
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			go
		
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			because I'm happy for the birth of the prophets of Allah.
		
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			I'm so joyful, for the birth of the prophets of Allah.
		
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			So he receives a break every Monday because of what a free what
		
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			the slave woman who brought him that lag time of the birth of who
		
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			so is he here is somebody who's so he became so joyful because and we become so joyful because of
his birth. That will attic This is an evidence that he used
		
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			you tell me
		
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			this is an evidence that used to establish an act of force has nothing to do with it. First of all,
first of all, this contract sorry.
		
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			The straightforward of the Quran what is the Quran says that any character who dies as a character
will never be rewarded for anything that they do.
		
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			What are the men
		
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			have and men
		
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			and after all, do dreams become a source of legislation who saw that dream?
		
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			Who saw that dream?
		
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			The lab S is in our best profit
		
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			only a profit when he sees a dream then it becomes
		
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			a revelation.
		
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			But anyone else if you see 100 dreams giving you not to pray
		
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			you're going to Geneva holla you're good don't pray you still gonna have to pray and if you don't
pray I'm gonna grab you from home and bring it to break now Just kidding.
		
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			One must evidence and the
		
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			another evidence they use
		
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			and that will invite back the subject of analogy.
		
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			That's why it's going to be shown what evidence the subsea Mashallah
		
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			and we use that by the way,
		
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			the story of the fasting of Ashura when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam migrated from Mecca
to Medina, he found that use fasting One day, the 10th of in Mojave. He asked them why are you
fasting this day?
		
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			They said, this is the day on which Allah has saved Moosa and Benny is ill from the Pharaoh and
		
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			Musab Mussa fasted, that they to show gratitude to Allah.
		
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			For sama, Moosa, shukran lilla.
		
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			So, those who use that evidence what they are saying,
		
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			they are saying that,
		
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			to show that you're grateful for something you could fast
		
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			and fasting is an act of worship.
		
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			If we use an analogy, we can do other things.
		
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			We can sit in the machine,
		
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			we can play the drums,
		
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			we can dance, we can eat sweets, we can mix.
		
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			So using analogy,
		
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			first of all, to use analogy in that area, no, we say no, I better No, we cannot do that.
		
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			To this
		
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			day, fashola is knowing
		
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			what is Ashura
		
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			the terms of what
		
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			but do you know when the Prophet was born?
		
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			Add to this, we say to those who love Rasulullah
		
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			go ahead and celebrate
		
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			Rate his birthday by fasting.
		
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			And you know what? You're not going to do it once a year.
		
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			You will do it four times a month.
		
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			Just fast every Monday If you really love Rasulullah
		
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			because he loves Los Alamos asks,
		
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			Why do you fast Monday, Mondays? He said, this is the day on which I was born. And this is the day
on which the revelation came down on me. So go ahead. You love
		
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			her fast every Monday.
		
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			You ended up celebrating his birthday four times a month, four times 12 is what?
		
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			48 moly. Not just 148
		
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			if you love Rasulullah Brae Phaedra nature and the machine
		
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			if you love Rasulullah
		
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			keep up with the commands of Allah. If you love rasulillah
		
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			be like him pertaining to his character.
		
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			If you love Rasulullah
		
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			I can sit here and name a lot of things that you can show. But again,
		
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			we live in a culture. We live at a time when people confine your expression of love towards
somebody. His birthday.
		
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			Oh, he remembered me and my birthday. He must love me.
		
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			That's the mom. Oh, my son remembered me on Mother's Day, he called me he must love me. But
throughout the year, he cared less about her.
		
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			See, that's a whole different set of culture that we have nothing to do with it. I wouldn't risk my
case. I know that was a little bit hard and a little bit heavy on the morning, but I thought about
stretching your mind a little bit inshallah. And I hope I did some service to you.
		
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			May Allah subhanaw taala. We do have a lot of questions in the back. Maybe we can one of the
brothers bring them from the sisters, please. And then we'll answer these questions but you're free
to go if you feel like going, you can go you're free. I release you.
		
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			Yes, if you have questions from the floor, go ahead. But we do have questions written by sisters out
there.
		
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			Don't forget to brace yourself if you're gonna leave.
		
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			That's a lot of questions.
		
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			I know our Muslim who is looking to this to revert to Islam.
		
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			An area that he has questions
		
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			is around Quran verses Hadees. As you said, the Hadith contains statements that are not
		
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			backed by accounts of it happening.
		
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			I think I know what you You mean.
		
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			I think I know the essence of a question.
		
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			System sister, whoever asked this question.
		
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			One of the
		
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			the people who studied Islam
		
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			to become a missionary
		
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			in rural Africa and
		
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			try to confuse Muslims about the religions so they are not studying studying Islam. Just for the
sake of
		
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			reverting to Islam or accepting Islam.
		
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			Historical the science of Hadith we have a science called al Hadi
		
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			the science of hiding
		
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			that how
		
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			color Rasulullah the prophets Allah Sallam said was transmitted from one generation to another.
		
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			It blows his mind. You know what he said? Yeah, hoomin de la la hora de Vaca religion This is
		
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			what is this? I never seen anything like that.
		
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			Look at the New Testament they have Mark Luke and john. They have a change transmitters who who
transmitted this. We don't.
		
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			We don't
		
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			They actually use what is known
		
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			in the files of Howdy, Sierra to tambourine. They tell you the mark according to Luke, and rrbc rule
we,
		
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			it was narrated, was narrated, who narrated it come here was it was narrated. This is a second in
the code a sickening chain
		
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			because there's not accepted
		
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			when the Hadith was compiled
		
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			99 years after his job
		
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			so 99 minus 1089.
		
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			During the time of Omar Abdulaziz Rahim Allah
		
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			He called upon an imam of Hadith holders ovary he said let's combine
		
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			so now
		
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			How did they end up doing it?
		
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			For any Heidi's to be authentic? You must have changed transmitters. So sorry for anyone else that
is Louis Vuitton shorts must have heard it from what
		
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			and that chain must end with who
		
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			will also have
		
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			not only this, we must know who are those people.
		
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			He can say I heard that Hadith from beibu heard it from a smile word from a man
		
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			who is even whose smile. Come Come who's calling him.
		
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			What is his name?
		
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			Where did he live?
		
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			What did you do for life for living?
		
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			What his reputation like was he known to be? I'm sorry to be a liar. of someone who tells the truth.
		
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			You're getting that.
		
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			This is something that they call Elmore reject
		
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			their knowledge of the men. The men who transmitted the Hadith, they have books of them.
		
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			Like you go and you read this heavy handed chain okay? This man
		
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			that would deem Sabri okay with novan what is the antex t t t? Okay? Sabri. He lived in that place.
And he used to do this. And he used to do that.
		
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			But how did he meet the other guy? How did they meet? This guy lives in America and the other guys
in Egypt? No, no way they could have met
		
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			just to show you.
		
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			You know,
		
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			Allah subhana wa tada has used those people to protect the Sunnah of the prophet and sentiment. And
and some of them was so much into this.
		
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			To the extent they asked him, Mika was
		
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			what is your wish?
		
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			You know what he said?
		
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			Baten Holly? What is never
		
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			met him his wishes in life is to have an empty hole. No wife, no kids, no responsibilities, and a
higher chain.
		
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			What does he mean by her chain?
		
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			Let's say that I'm married.
		
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			And between me and the Prophet, there are four. For you, Bella, what is your name?
		
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			Check. So between me, let's say check, it is the companion. He heard from the Prophet.
		
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			So between me and the Prophet, how many 1234.
		
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			So his wish is to take one of those people out.
		
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			Of course, shacharis is to Bradley shachar is no longer the Sahaba is a companion and probably also
a bobak.
		
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			So my only chance is what?
		
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			Two
		
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			so that I could say what I heard from Bill so I'm taking a walk.
		
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			Get out of here.
		
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			So I'm closer to
		
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			you're getting there.
		
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			So one time I'm sorry, I'm gonna have to play this for you. One of them was in Egypt, one of the
transmitters was in Egypt
		
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			and
		
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			Bilal have to be in Iraq.
		
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			Emerging he traveled from Egypt to Iraq on a camel
		
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			in order to achieve this,
		
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			that's why the Walton family
		
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			so he travels, he went to Iraq now my my intention is to pick five.
		
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			So I could say that goes
		
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			We heard that from
		
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			from the sahadi he heard the story between years ago
		
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			so arrives
		
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			knock knock on the door
		
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			What is he is in the fall
		
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			so we went to the farm
		
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			and he's so bad at doing this to his horse
		
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			you know, horses horse right away
		
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			and he's trying to get the horse back to sleep in the horse
		
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			You know,
		
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			there is nothing here.
		
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			So he said, What are you doing?
		
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			If you can't live with a horse, you can
		
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			just just to show you
		
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			is this there is a criteria that they called However, he will Moreover, just to show you what it's
		
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			like it's extremely cold out there. And that narrator is wearing a T shirt and open the sleeve no
way I'm gonna do
		
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			something.
		
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			So, you must have certain standards
		
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			to be admitted
		
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			and people used to give the life you know, imagine imagine what what one of the one of the Raiders
		
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			I don't recall his name, but I know his story quite well.
		
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			Very famous in the region, a lot of hobbies.
		
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			And then towards the end of his life, you know, when you grow older a little bit you start
		
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			mixing
		
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			like if
		
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			you start forgetting a word or two, because you have to say what
		
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			you have to have you have to be harmful.
		
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			So towards the end of his life, he started forgetting and he started acting like you know, an old
man. So his daughter,
		
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			Booth him inside the house a lot.
		
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			She did not allow she loves. She actually did great benefited because of this guy goes out and he
starts narrating the disguise. They will reject what
		
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			the stuff that he did when he was what? Because you will have a very hard time distinguishing what
he learned when he was out. And what he narrated when he started work. So his daughter said you're
staying inside the house. You're not going out until you're done. I'm gonna serve you take care of
you until you're done. Because you worked hard for this.
		
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			You tell me, you know, he got to have the time to explain to those people that that exactly like
Allah subhanaw taala preserved the Quran. He preserved the Sunnah. Likewise.
		
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			So done with that.
		
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			based on the evidence you just mentioned about the month of Ashura that Prophet Musa alayhis salam
fasted one day, but why Muslims fast three times, which is every 1314 and 15 of the month
		
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			is seeing Juma Baraka innovation.
		
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			Well, first thing the 13th and the 14th. And the 15th is another sooner that you can do you see
during the month, you can do
		
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			Mondays and Thursdays.
		
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			He can do three days unrestricted, they can choose
		
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			he can do the 13th, the 14th or 15th.
		
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			If it is the month of them harm comes in the day of Ashura.
		
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			If it is the month of the hedger comes the day for
		
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			what are
		
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			correct. Those are
		
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			two different things. They are not related whatsoever. Juma moussaka is a bit that has nothing to do
I don't know where they come that every Juma is mubaraka there is no need to say that.
		
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			It is the last question during the last days of Ramadan I saw a gift box that had a mug can t
candidates all in aid decorations. I was in Egypt and wanted to purchase one for my mom. As I was
too young to purchase it myself. I asked my friend to she send it send that she said that this is a
similar to what the Christians do, giving gifts and it showed him
		
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			Doing that's too much it's okay you can you can give gifts in a
		
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			we should be able to do that there is nothing wrong with that. I mean we shouldn't use Christmas
decoration if this is what you're concerned about
		
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			but we could give gifts on eight in Sharla and that's okay. Okay, well done okay.
		
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			Salama
		
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			no legitimacy whatsoever because also social unbraid in so many places we never heard that he used
to carry a lot with them
		
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			is asking about the fact that she IE Muslims they removed the
		
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			the fact that you need to have a rock and that rock was the rocks are coming from the river they
bring it from
		
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			yeah
		
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			will token frogs see the beaver is something but we know that the lava celebrated on the ground on
earth and multiple times more than one time. So the question is about that they try to use at one
stage the professor amused some sort of I have to verify this this hadith if they say it is it
didn't okay. Yeah. So look, this is
		
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			this is this is visual.
		
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			Hello. I'm getting tired.
		
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			Okay, so pray you swoop in sha Allah and make dua and desert maloca and we'll see you tonight. Yes.
		
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			Two seconds, three seconds. 123
		
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			Okay, here you go.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So,
		
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			as you know, the terminal detour, has come to an end. And since Allah
		
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			made a plan planning elections already next year in Java, so that gives you a new board first