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The Islamic School of Islam is developing a manual for learning the dow techniques of Islam, including a three part dow training session and support for those who cannot attend. The principles and characteristics of the day, including the principle of knowledge, importance of submission to rules and evidence of Islam, and the importance of understanding the man hedge and learning to handle people who do not believe in God. The course on Islam is designed for new and emerging Muslims, individuals and organizations should be part of the message of Islam, and individuals should show flexibility and tolerance in handling emotions and actions. The course is designed for new and emerging Muslims, and individuals and organizations should be part of the message of Islam. The importance of language in explaining the process of the first phase of a potential merger between the two companies is emphasized, and the need for a unified approach to customer service is emphasized.

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			Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam where Allah Allah He
was happy he was was he was a reality.
		
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			For in Africa, Alhaji
		
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			Mohammed in Salalah alayhi wa sallam will shovel more data to have a coup d'etat in VEDA, Baku
Middleton Delilah, Delilah and for now I
		
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			want to say that Assam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			Dear brothers and sisters, as I mentioned to you, just before we get started,
		
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			this is
		
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			a portion of the overall Dao program that has been developed by the Islamic teaching Institute,
		
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			this Dao program, we are developing it into a dour manual, a dour manual, which will be available
soon on VHS, DVD, CD audio cassette and also a physical written manual. And it will be basically
step by step for anybody to be able to follow We will also make it available through the website so
that if people cannot come
		
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			to a session like this, they can basically plug in at certain times, and they can get this lesson
via the website this is called long distance learning. It is a three part dow training session,
which includes one the understanding the effect
		
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			of the Dow the understanding according to the Quran and the Sunnah, the fit of the Dow, and also the
men hedge men has been in the methodology methodology according to the three generations of the
Prophet sallallahu wasallam, the generation of the prophets lost him the companions, the tablet,
ainda Advaita, vain, and then that was just supported by the scholars of Islam.
		
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			our session today will be dour techniques, which is the third part of the program. I chose to do the
Dow techniques in most cases, because
		
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			the effect of the Dow is something that you could read the men hedge of the Dow is something that
you can read.
		
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			So, if you don't have or if I don't have, we don't have the ability to teach a 30 hour course which
usually takes a week.
		
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			It takes a week. That is six hours a day for five days. If we don't have a week to spend somewhere,
then we offer the Dow techniques because the Dow techniques cannot be learned by reading a book or
listening to a cassette.
		
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			You can read all the books on dour, you can listen to all the lectures of the shakes.
		
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			You can read Shaykh Ahmed deedat look into his tapes and videotapes and Dr. Zakir Naik and all the
premier people to do download, you can listen read, but you're not going to learn these techniques.
And there are techniques
		
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			involved is not just something that they're just doing.
		
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			The dowel techniques normally would be
		
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			a 10 hour teaching session.
		
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			But as I mentioned to you, we're going to include in this
		
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			the management of doubt
		
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			why because not only should you learn the techniques,
		
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			but you should become a one man or one woman Tao organization, you should be able to go anywhere, we
literally should be able to drop you anywhere
		
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			and tell you this is your station. And you should be able to set up a dour operation right there.
		
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			But the tools that you're going to need is called management tools. We're going to talk about those
management tools at the end of the techniques probably sometime tomorrow.
		
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			We're going to begin by talking about the principles and characteristics of the day that you and I.
		
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			The day is the person doing the dour, the one who is receiving it is Demo Day.
		
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			The first principle and characteristics of dow is that the die
		
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			has to have knowledge.
		
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			Not just ambition,
		
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			not just emotional drive, and not just a reaction to some insult that somebody has said, and not
just a feeling to want to give down, because you know, it's the obligation. All those things are
good, and it's all necessary. But without knowledge, what are you gonna do?
		
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			without knowledge, you don't know much, and you can't do much.
		
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			Knowledge is like a candle
		
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			in the dark.
		
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			So if you got 20 people in a house,
		
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			and all the lights are off, and somebody yells fire,
		
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			nobody can see where nothing is that smoke is filling up the room. Women are screaming, kids are
screaming, yelling no to where the Windows is that all of a sudden, somebody flicks on like,
		
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			what do you think everybody's eyes go to?
		
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			They don't care if you're white, you're black, you pour your green, whatever it is, they don't care.
All the lights go to that is right or wrong. Because that's the person that can lead everybody out.
		
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			This is a facsimile of what knowledge is. Knowledge is the light is the candle for the person who is
holding it. And it is also a light and a candle for those who have to follow it. So we have to begin
with having basic knowledge. Now, what do we mean by knowledge, we mean knowledge concerning a law,
we mean knowledge concerning the profits or loss and we mean not as concerning the basic tenets of
Islam.
		
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			Because our Tao our dour is not about Christianity.
		
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			Our Tao is not about Harun Yahya has scientific breakdown of the atom.
		
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			Our knowledge is not about philosophy, our knowledge is not about history, our it could include
those things, but what is the fundamental knowledge?
		
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			fundamental knowledge is my refer to law. My refer to NaVi so a lot of them my little Islam did
		
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			not leave the law,
		
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			understanding or knowledge or comprehension concerning the law, it is contained in the discipline
called tell hade so that means when you want to talk about Allah subhanaw taala you cannot just talk
about law any way you want to.
		
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			You must only talk about Allah subhanaw taala according to what rules
		
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			the rules of toe hate. You cannot talk about the profits or loss in any way you want to.
		
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			You must only talk about the profit or loss and according to the rules of reseller or Sunnah or sera
		
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			murrysville Islam will Atilla you cannot talk about Islam just in general. Are Islam means
submission. Yes, it does mean that but what does this mean? How do we submit how do we surrender?
What are the sources?
		
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			Bill? I didn't learn the hajah with proof and evidence. What are the proofs and evidence of Islam?
What are the proofs and evidence of Islam? I'll call it an Watson.
		
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			Now this is when we say they must have correct knowledge. Now I didn't say you must have deep
knowledge.
		
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			I didn't say that. Or sophisticated knowledge. I didn't say that or high knowledge no just
fundamental knowledge of those three areas maarif the law modeling for the newbies a lot of stuff my
original Islam with Adela
		
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			Excuse me.
		
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			What do I do here now?
		
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			Next,
		
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			okay. They must understand the Islamic men hedge. That is the Islamic way.
		
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			The Islamic methodology.
		
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			The Islamic if you want to call it the cookbook
		
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			see all the knowledge of this lamb that we talked about previously. That's like the vegetables and
the beef and and the potatoes and but you got to put it all together.
		
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			You got to heat up the oven. You got to break out the right pans. You got to have the right stuff
that you're cooking what is right or wrong. That's called the men hedge. You got to know your way
around the kitchen.
		
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			Otherwise you're gonna burn the food up. Are you gonna blow the kitchen up? There's so many things
can happen. If you don't know the men hedge. We learned the men hatch from the three generations.
Men hedge means how it was done, how it was understood how it was applied. How Men hedge
		
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			They must understand whom they are speaking to, is important.
		
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			You have to take the time to listen, to watch, look, understand, who is it you're speaking to.
		
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			Because if you just took a course, in comparative religion,
		
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			and you were studying all these verses of the Bible,
		
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			and you was getting yourself ready to talk to these Christians, and use Jehovah Witness, keep
knocking on your door every day, you still can't wait for him to come back, I got something for him.
		
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			So he knocks on your door and you say, Come right in. And you begin talking to him, so and so and so
and he says, What are you talking about? I don't even believe that.
		
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			Now, where do you go?
		
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			Because you didn't understand that he's not a mainstream Christian.
		
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			So those Christian dogmas, those evidences and proofs and ideas that you were learning doesn't even
apply to him. So now what do you do you look like a fool.
		
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			You must understand who you're talking to. The other thing is,
		
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			you're going to find out that a greater amount of people are basically atheists.
		
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			They're born Christians, maybe are born Hindus are born Buddhists or whatever. But essentially, in
their life, they are atheist.
		
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			They don't care one way or the other loans, they make $1 and they get along with people they cool.
What is that?
		
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			They don't have a sense of religion that's either atheist or agnostic. Now, what do you do with a
person like that? Or you meet a person who says Listen, man, I don't believe in God. I don't go to
church I don't believe in no angels. No prophets, nothing. I don't believe no religion. Um, if there
is a God, I'm God.
		
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			And I think that anybody said that's talking about God, they can't see. Magic profits and books and
all that crazy stuff is really just crazy. Now prove to me this stuff that you're talking about.
Now, see, shake. I'm a DJ, I didn't prepare you for that person.
		
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			Now, maybe Harun Yahya did,
		
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			maybe.
		
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			But an atheist, or an agnostic person needs a completely different approach. So you got to know whom
you're speaking to.
		
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			They must exhibit wisdom and tolerance. What did Allah subhanaw taala say? invite people to the way
of Allah with what?
		
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			Know the first part of the ayah. Although LSB lira Big Bill hate man, while mo Ada tune has center.
		
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			Yes, the jarrahdale comes after
		
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			you must exhibit wisdom and tolerance. Wisdom means
		
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			always be dealing from here. Not from emotion, not from reaction. Don't let people push your buttons
and let them take over. And then you become the reactionary they Javelin and you back it up and you
duck it. No, don't let the people do that to you. Always you take the center of the court. You be in
command of yourself. Laws you command in yourself. You don't have to worry about what the person is
talking about. You just evaluating and never getting angry, and never becoming emotional, and never
dealing from personality. Always dealing from a point of principle principle. Now that's not always
easy because somebody might call you my slander the profits lost them a brother asked me what we do,
		
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			and somebody cursed the prophet shall not come out.
		
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			You can knock out everybody.
		
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			You can meet somebody that can knock you out.
		
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			And they don't matter. You get knocked out he get knocked out what happens? What have you
accomplished?
		
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			You gave the wrong dollar, whether you get knocked out or the other person get knocked out. You gave
the wrong dollar.
		
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			So you must exhibit wisdom.
		
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			The prophets lost him said the belief is what fear is. Is this the word for us? Anybody who has
		
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			what the word for us?
		
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			For us, does it mean you have
		
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			his
		
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			Yes. gerasa Yes, it means he's seen before.
		
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			happens. The believers like that. He looks deep into things he can see. In front of him. He looks
into things he's intuitive, I think is the word
		
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			as part of wisdom
		
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			and tolerance means somebody can curse you out.
		
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			They can curse you out.
		
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			About the religion about Allah subhanho wa Taala, about the prophets, the lost them about your
family, whatever, and you don't even change your composure.
		
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			You don't change your composure, because you got tolerance. And
		
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			you may have to talk to somebody that's gay. And then looking at you like you sweet.
		
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			But you got to talk to them as you, brother, can you tell me about his love?
		
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			That's a human being. Right? You got it is a human being this animal is more animals than it is the
high part but it's still a human being. They also deserve dour.
		
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			Now later on, I'm gonna show you what position to take because there's a couple of things we do.
		
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			There's something here that you're going to see this interesting called the wheel of disposition,
that tells you what position to take with the different people, but still as a human being, and if
they asked you, you got to tell them
		
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			as tolerance.
		
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			The Messenger of Allah Azza wa sallam told her companions, that man that walked into prophets Masjid
and went over and urinated in the masjid in front of everybody. The Companions wanted to beat him up
with the prophet SAW Sam said do
		
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			go get some water and pour the water and then to let the man sit down this tolerance.
		
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			They must have strong arguments for tell heed what jack did humility here. Because our first
argument is not about the Prophet sallallahu wasallam
		
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			our first argument is not about this lamb.
		
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			Our first discussion with them is about a toe Hey.
		
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			You should have always in your pocket, or in your chest, or in your arsenal. 10 1520 nice arguments
until he hit him with this one. Hit him low hit him high. Hit him from the left hit him from the
right when he says this says that. Give him another one. Give him another I'll give my ad to
courtesy. That'll handle about that'll handle about five different issues right there. Hit him. Hit
him with coolala HUD. That's a powerful one right there. Hit him with hula hula De La La Hoya Alamo
havy hit him with that one hit him with one or the other so rasuluh below that hit him with that one
hit him with there's so many different is of tohei that you can hit them with
		
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			have strong arguments for tail heat because what do we call them to first
		
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			What did the Prophet sauce until more eyes in the Java when he was going to the people on live
		
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			you're going to some people who do not know about Allah. So the first thing you do is do what teach
them about Allah
		
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			spend time talking to people only about a law forget about don't go into all this about Mohammed
Salah this lamb and about Islam and you you're supposed to drink and this is her ROM and then you
got people leaving you. They take you to the third floor.
		
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			And listen, what about the four four wives?
		
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			What about you guys can't eat shrimp?
		
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			What about you can't gamble. What am I consistent says random things over their faces and stuff like
		
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			which you have to do is you got to receive that and tell them to listen. That's a good that's a nice
issue. But listen, there's something more fundamental than that.
		
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			Let's hold off on that. Let's Let's go down to this dotnet the start on the bottom where the tree
grows grow from the root to the tree grow from the root. Start off with the branches. Is it no
starts with root but that's what we want to start. Yes.
		
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			You're in control.
		
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			You're in control. You're not a jukebox. That's what I tell people. I am not a jukebox. Do you see a
place where you put coins at
		
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			the jukebox? You put the coin in you press the buttons and the tune you want comes out. Is that
wrong? Well, I'm not a jukebox. If you want an answer, and you want to know about Islam, there is a
procedure. If you went to school, you might have some collegiate question, but if you didn't
graduate in grade school, guess what
		
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			you got to go
		
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			Back to school.
		
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			So let's go
		
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			Okay, you must have strong arguments for tawheed you must be aware of the major religions.
		
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			Now major religions means Christianity,
		
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			Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, Confucianism, Zoroastrianism,
		
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			Judaism.
		
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			Those are the major religions.
		
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			You must know about those major religions. Now there's branches that spun off of those religions,
		
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			Jainism and Western wisdoms guys from India to where the big terms and and stuff come down Sikhism.
See, there's a whole lot of branches that came off of the major ones. But if you are basically
aware, and I don't mean that you got to write a thesis on these different religions, because you
don't
		
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			supersuit
		
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			steak and steak and salad salad.
		
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			All you got to do is know be aware of the major religions so that when when you talk to a person,
and they says, Well, I'm gonna see.
		
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			I always say what you're seeking.
		
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			No, they say, No, see?
		
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			I already know what it is he's talking about, but I'm just using a little humor, you know, I want to
let him think let him think that I don't know. So the thing is, you must be aware of the major
religions.
		
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			It's like a man told me in London. I told him, I said, you know anything about Muslims? muesli? He
said, That's why if breakfast news, Lee, I didn't know I thought it was I thought he was I thought
he was joking. I didn't know what newsleave was this a cereal, right? It's a muesli for breakfast.
		
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			They should be aware of the major concepts. Now you got religions and you got concepts. Now what a
concepts concepts or allergies, and isms,
		
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			allergies and isms.
		
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			Now, when you deal with Christianity, let me tell you something right away. The first thing you need
to know is that almost 95% of all Christians are really Christology. They don't know it.
		
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			Because only maybe 5% of them have really studied the life, the message, and the person of Jesus
Christ.
		
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			And after studying the life, the message and the mission of Jesus Christ, Elisa Lam,
		
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			only a few of them decided to adopt the actual life message and mission of Jesus Christ. So the rest
of them are, what their Christology is. They're following what had been created that that metaphor,
that metaphor, that mythology that had been created around the name of Jesus Christ, and that's what
they're doing. But you don't, don't call them cryptologist right away, because they'll be insulted.
But that's what they are. You have to be aware of the major concepts and all of the major isms
including the I Am the I ism, the me ism.
		
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			See, most people are just me ism, de ism. So their religion is her lamb,
		
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			his lamb. We lamb, the lamb.
		
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			Just like we fall in Islam, they fall into a lamb, her lamb, his lamb. So it's allergies and isms.
And there are names to most of them that we're going to go through.
		
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			They should be clean in their appearance. This is very important brothers and sisters.
		
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			The Way You Look,
		
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			the way you look. Now, I'm not saying you got to dress in it. I'm not saying you got dressed like
the brothers with farrakhan with a bow tie and all that I'm not saying you got to do that.
		
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			But I'm saying that you have to determine for yourself.
		
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			Every Muslim should determine generally, how they dress.
		
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			Now, I'm not saying that you have to have a special dour uniform, or you got to have a special type
of dress, but generally, the Muslim should determine for themselves, do I want to dress like
Kaffirs? Or do I want to generally dress like a Muslim? You got to ask that for yourself. Now, if
you don't really want to be known as a Muslim, all you got to do is get all the designer stuff and
put all that on. And nobody will ever know that you're Muslim, especially if you don't act like it.
		
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			But if you really want to give Dawa, you should there should be something about you
		
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			that when somebody looks at you, you distinguish yourself
		
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			As a Muslim,
		
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			your clothes should be clean. If you're wearing jeans,
		
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			there's no harm in putting little spray starch and run iron over. No harm. And that brothers, you
don't have to look like you just jumped out of a Washington drive.
		
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			Just because you're a student, you know, you throw the stuff in the dryer and just throw it on and
run out. Well, that's all right, but not for dollar. Because most people in the working world, they
do not walk out into the street with clothes, they just pull off the dryer and put it on. Is that
right or wrong?
		
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			No, I don't say you have to. But I'm only saying to you that in many cases, people are going to
judge what you got to say by what? The way you look.
		
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			For instance, if you went to a dentist
		
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			and he was out in the waiting room and you start hearing all this hammering
		
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			and drilling
		
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			and people screaming
		
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			you Thank you How long would you sit there to wait for that dentist to come out to give you a root
canal
		
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			if you went to a doctor and he was out in the waiting room, the the waiting room is dirty. And then
the doctor he comes out he comes and says okay, you're next Mr. So and so. And he's got our apron on
with blood and he got a machete in his hand.
		
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			Well, of course you say that will shake I mean, you given too much. So as a graphic, ridiculous
example. Well, there are some Muslims who are given down and you step back and look at the scene is
the same thing.
		
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			A student invites another student in their room to give them down.
		
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			And they have an empty the trash in two weeks.
		
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			They have made up their bed since they started school.
		
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			They got clothes under the bed over the bed around over there. They got bottles, cans and chips and
take away trays all over the room. And when it comes to size, it was stupid for men, I'm gonna get
this book for you.
		
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			Now, what example Do you think that sets
		
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			the wrong example
		
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			today should organize themselves and spend some time
		
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			organize your room at home. Organize your clothes.
		
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			Organize the area where you want to give dour, think to yourself on the campus. If you're on the
campus, think of a room in the campus that's your room, and then got to not be your room. It's just
a special room on campus that's open for everybody. But when you want to talk to my boss and say
listen,
		
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			you got 20 minutes? Yeah, can I get a little room over here? It's nice. It's quiet and it's already
set up. You might put little posters in there. No setup. So when they sit down is like a doctor's
office, isn't it? You see the difference? It's on your terms now.
		
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			They should have honorable sauce of their livelihood. brother or sister if you are engaged, or your
family is engaged in haraam business.
		
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			Please don't take nobody to your business and give it to them. And please don't let nobody know.
		
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			Because if you're engaged in dishonorable haraam, livelihood, or if you're engaged and fascia are
munkar, immoral things in the day or the night,
		
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			then you're giving dollars sort of hypocritical, isn't it?
		
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			a non Muslim will pick that up.
		
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			Maybe not today, but tomorrow or the next day and they're gonna say to somebody else,
		
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			can you believe it?
		
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			This guy gave me some pamphlets to read about Islam and said that they don't drink. They don't list
it on that. I mean, his father got a star on that.
		
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			Do you think that person's got what do you think that person's gonna think about Islam and Muslims
in general?
		
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			That they're two faced. So we should be the way we live, how we earn our living should be
consistent, reasonably consistent with the data that we're offering.
		
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			They must have a willingness to cooperate and a willingness to support others in the world. This is
called Taiwan. What Allah so Allah subhanaw taala says, watch I want to Allah
		
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			or taqwa
		
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			wala tavano Allah Islam, while
		
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			he says also water wise. So this summary water law so Bill Maher ohana, water Wassall bill
		
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			Hot tea, water was sell the solder to us. And Taiwan is the nature of this work. You can't do this
down by yourself.
		
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			And I'm also want to tell you brothers and sisters, also sisters,
		
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			when you give down, if you go to someplace where other women are at their homes or whatever, always
take another system with you.
		
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			If you invite someone to your home a woman, try to have another sister with you, your mother, your
blood sister or another sister. Why?
		
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			Because
		
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			one out of every five women in the Western world
		
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			is a straight out lesbian.
		
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			two out of every five women in the Western world have experimented with lesbianism
		
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			and three out of five, they don't mind they don't care.
		
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			Now sisters, I'm telling you this, take it from your brother, take it from experience. You always
got to be careful. And some women come into Islam
		
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			because it's like the fox being inside the chicken house.
		
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			Now just think about what I just said.
		
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			Now Allah mentioned in the Quran,
		
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			that if you find some woman guilty of indecency, then you say that in the Quran, if you find a woman
did guilty of indecency, he didn't say fornication. He didn't say adultery. He said in decency, what
is meant there
		
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			because it was understood in the time of the profit loss and that there was some practices like
that. And if you find some men engaging in decency,
		
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			so indecency is not fornication and adultery here. This is an indecent immorality that is other than
fornication and adultery.
		
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			So the careful and you're giving dour, that where you go and who you bring. try always to make
support with other people because what you don't see another person will see and you can always
protect yourself by the witnessing of another person.
		
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			Also, there are resources that you need,
		
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			that you cannot obtain by yourself 11 they should show reliance upon a law you must have to walk
		
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			to work
		
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			and courage.
		
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			Show reliance upon loss upon Allah to Allah.
		
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			Don't worry about nobody, how intelligent that they are, how clever they are, how eloquent that they
are, how arrogant they are, be willing to listen to what they have to say.
		
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			And also be willing to say to yourself what to say to them. Listen, after after listening to what
you have to say.
		
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			What I really like to do is
		
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			I like to give thought to what you had to say it you made some good points. I want to give thought
to it and let's meet tomorrow inshallah.
		
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			Because what happened, you're not really prepared to what they had to say.
		
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			Or be prepared to tell somebody.
		
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			I can't answer that question for you. But I know somebody who can.
		
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			But always show your composure and your willingness to talk to anybody. Because why?
		
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			You put your trust in Allah subhanaw taala from the very beginning, the Messenger of Allah was
awesome. He didn't have all the answers. But he put his trust upon law a law says to him for turaco
Allah in quantum
		
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			meaning
		
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			be ready to face a challenge this called sobor. Other other fee.
		
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			If you've said you want to give down, don't think that all Tao is gonna be licking lollipops.
		
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			Don't think it's all gonna be sweet. Don't think it's gonna be you sitting down doing some like
intellectual debating. You may find yourself in a situation
		
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			where you're facing a physical challenge, intellectual challenge, a spiritual challenge.
		
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			identified identify your challenging obstacles. Now what does this mean? Don't overestimate and
don't underestimate never.
		
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			Don't
		
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			estimate who you're going to talk to. Don't puff your chest up. Don't fill your came out, but don't
think inseminate you know what you doing, you read these books, you took that cost from the shape.
You read these books and pamphlets, you did this course you got four or $5 certificates. And you
know, you know what you're getting ready to go do. Let's go blast these Christians out.
		
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			Don't underestimate. At the same token,
		
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			don't overestimate.
		
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			Don't listen to this radio personality, or this professor, or whoever it is. And they seem like they
so powerful, and they're so crisp and clear and eloquent. And they just come and downhill on
everybody. And you don't know what to say.
		
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			I don't know what to do. Shake, shake, please come talk.
		
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			Keep your composure because every there's a shoe to fit everybody.
		
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			There's a time. And there's a place. And there's a proof. And there's an evidence.
		
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			Learn to disarm your opponent.
		
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			How many people here is in most knows martial arts.
		
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			If a person has a weapon in their hand,
		
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			sometimes it might be better to be able to run faster than they can
		
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			say you don't want to try to be no Bruce Lee or gently
		
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			you know, because you saw those moves because it may not happen that way.
		
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			You should be in good condition.
		
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			So if you cannot disarm this person,
		
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			at least you can stay out of home.
		
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			So learn to stay out of home or to disarm. Now this arming the person is is itself a technique we're
gonna learn some of those techniques later on. But this arming means take the air out of their
		
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			attack.
		
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			It seems like in boxing
		
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			if I see the man is not in good shape. The first day for me to do is
		
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			dance around four minute drop down, hit him straight in the solar plexus. blast him good. Knock all
that out. Because that's where the power is that right there.
		
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			And usually, if you hit them good in the solar plexus, that's it the fight is over.
		
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			It's another place you want to you can kick them to the sisters know about that.
		
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			And usually the fight is over. Or
		
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			give him I give him a cut on give him something that's almost like mustard gas or pepper spray.
		
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			back him up.
		
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			learn different things that you can use for arrogant people who are clever people how you can disarm
them.
		
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			Allah says, use direct and convincing arguments kulu colons, neither
		
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			speak direct, be honest, look straight at them.
		
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			And you don't have to be clever. Just be straightforward, be honest. be simple.
		
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			Use common sense.
		
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			Reinforce the generally agreed upon principles. What does that mean? That means when you talk to
somebody, there's no sense arguing with them about something both of you agree with?
		
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			Did you ever begin talking to somebody?
		
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			And you find out that there's not really that much to argue about?
		
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			Because you're talking to them? And they're shaking their head say, Yeah, I agree with that. But
just you know, they're Christian.
		
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			And so you you keep on saying different things, because they can't just be believing in everything.
You're saying. They gotta disagree with something you want to argue?
		
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			No, if there's no argument, don't try to find one.
		
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			And if you relate a proposition to them, or explain something that they didn't understand or
something that they miss understood, don't keep hammering away at the same thing.
		
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			Whatever is agreed upon, let them know that's good. At least we agreed upon that. Let's go to the
next point.
		
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			So in the course of the conversation, you might have had five points and you agreed upon two or
three. Is that good enough? That's good enough for one day. dumpster Listen, we agreed upon two or
three good points. I think we had a good conversation. I think we accomplished quite a bit and we
can agree upon everything but we're gonna disagree for the day on those points honorably. Okay. See
you tomorrow.
		
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			You leave that person in a dignified way.
		
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			The state
		
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			Islamic principles, what does that mean?
		
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			While you and another person that talking, they're giving you their principles,
		
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			what you want to do is always in your conversation, you may not use Islamic terms, but you want to
do what you want to distinguish the Islamic principles.
		
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			Later on, we're going to talk about how to do that, how to talk to an atheist, without using any
religious terminology at all.
		
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			You can get an atheist to agree about the autocannon Islam and the autocannon. Eman without using
any religious terminologies at all, not even the word God.
		
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			You probably say, Well, how do you do that?
		
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			We're gonna see a little bit later on.
		
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			Obtain consensus upon those principles. That means when you use Islamic principles, when you're
talking to somebody about Islamic principles, what do you want to do?
		
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			Starting with kalimat law in the law.
		
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			And Muhammad Rasulullah lost him and then going down, beginning with the autocannon, Islam, men to
Billa women are eager to beginning with those principles. We want to do what? go one by one and use
different ways to get them to do what agree.
		
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			Now you already agree. So if you get them to agree with we have
		
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			a consensus.
		
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			Make your case and complete the invitation. See, make your case and complete the invitation. How
many people here has done sales?
		
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			What's the bottom line of sales?
		
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			And at the end of the How do you what's the bottom line? I mean, if I'm your sales manager, I don't
want to hear about how many people you went to meet. I don't want to hear about how good you talk. I
don't want to hear about your presentations. What's the bottom line from the sales manager? Selling?
I want to know how many how many deals Did you sign and close? Is that right?
		
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			So don't forget and give me $1 to make your case and complete the invitation. Now you don't
necessarily complete the invitation today. Some customers you have to learn to work on them for
about a month. Is that right brother?
		
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			Yours, especially if you're selling houses
		
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			illustrate the signs of a loss through science. Allah subhanho wa Taala says, In the few helpless my
wife,
		
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			lady had the idea to say that Allah subhanaw taala SQL Shamsi was to have one Comrie that Allah,
Allah subhanaw taala. Throughout the Quran, Allah is saying to us, he's swearing Well, after what?
		
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			What is he doing here? He's giving us propositions, scientific propositions, environmental
propositions, by virtue To do what? To emphasize in our minds, that he is alcoholic. You see, we
have to do the same thing.
		
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			If you want to talk to an atheist, and agnostic, a person that says they don't believe in God,
somebody that says they are Scientologists, or something of that nature, the way you want to talk to
them is do not use the word God.
		
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			Use another attribute allows them harder, isn't it? Hmm. He's the source of all creationism. So you
use a different attribute for them. You don't say Allah.
		
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			You say the source of all creation,
		
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			the source of all power, the source of existence.
		
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			I mean, we all exist in they had to be a source. If they agreed to that good, you can start right
there.
		
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			So illustrate the signs of a loss of power to Allah through science. Now, we're not scientists.
		
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			And we're not trying to prove anything through science. Not Absolutely. We're only making references
to science.
		
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			And that's why the other night when I was given a lecture and somebody said that we can prove to
people that Allah if somebody said that who created a law, that there's a way to prove that no,
there is no way to prove that.
		
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			There is no way to prove that. However, there are some approaches that we can use to answer that
question, but I say to you, be careful.
		
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			That's a tricky question. That's a dangerous endeavor. That's like a mind
		
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			Feel.
		
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			And you can step on the mind and blow it up right in your face. If you're talking with somebody
who's really tricky and clever,
		
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			he can have you
		
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			saying something about a loss upon without that you have no right to say.
		
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			Because our job is not to prove any absolutes. Somebody has to prove to me that God exists. And so
you start talking about our
		
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			shaytaan gotcha.
		
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			Because our job is not to prove that a law exists, is it?
		
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			That's not our job to prove that law exists. Our job is to make references to the human beings, a
law says you have to fuck around Disney, for those who reflect
		
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			show the consistency of the previous scriptures, the prophets and the messages. Now, what does this
mean? The court has basically three messages, what are they? Who knows the three things of the
Quran?
		
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			It doesn't matter what page you turn to.
		
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			Doesn't matter what story doesn't matter what page what example, the Quran basically has three
themes.
		
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			Now, yeah, what gender is gender is part of one of the themes. Yes.
		
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			tohei is the first one.
		
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			No, that's that's that righteousness leads to one of them. Yes.
		
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			No, that that that is to lead to another one. Yes. That's Akira is one. See tohei
		
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			ashira and Casa su ambia. These are the three themes. The three themes of the Quran
		
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			tohei, casa, Solomon, I'm via an app here, all the things all the laws in the Quran for what to help
us to do what
		
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			to get towards the app
		
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			allows me to build my rufina Haldeman card to do what to help pave the way towards
		
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			the laws that allowed us to do what to pave the way towards
		
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			the castle MBs to do what to tell us the challenges in life that you're going to meet that the
prophets they dealt with. That's what the MBA is about, teach you different kind of human beings
challenges that you're going to meet. And the other things the law is talking about why it might
		
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			happen, women who yakun What is that for?
		
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			That's to reinforce, to hate.
		
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			While lately there was summer party, all these are and as a matter of fact, if you read me at the
saloon, that the last use of the Quran and the 29th use of the Quran, those two Jews last two Jews,
basically to do what to reinforce to hate.
		
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			And those were the soldiers that were first revealed in Mecca, most of the soldiers antibiotic and
in and Jews and Jews ama or what
		
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			surah Nakia?
		
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			Is that correct? Why because they reinforce to hate. Those are the soldiers we want to use and
talking to people about Islam initially.
		
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			First,
		
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			point out the principles of human behavior, human civilization and historical evidence. Now we come
in from toe he Castle ambiga Allah Hara now we're coming into what we call micro examples. That's
examples of what about the human being themselves. Human nature, human psychology,
		
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			human behavior, human civilization, historical evidence. All these are things that we can use along
with tohei position ambia and Akira.
		
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			Okay, brothers and sisters,
		
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			women atmosphere here with a little bit dark, and now had no popcorn for you.
		
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			Now if you get a little sleepy, then what you need to do is just raise your hand, go to the water to
get a quick low buddhu come back and get to see otherwise what's gonna happen is you can't miss 20
minutes with this movie.
		
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			Now you're gonna get the disk and all that, but you're not you're gonna have to meet new potatoes.
See, this is the meat and potatoes. That's the meat and potatoes right there.
		
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			I'm gonna give you this with the same thing on it. But what I'm giving you is the gravy.
		
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			And you can't swallow the meat and potatoes without the gravy.
		
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			So if you get tired, raise your hand and go make the
		
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			We'll
		
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			show the fallacy of certain concepts and beliefs and conversely, show the Islamic and there's
something missing here, I'll have to add it in there, show the Islamic proposition, that's what that
word should say, show the fallacy of certain concepts and beliefs and conversely, show the Islamic
proposition.
		
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			So when certain people, you're talking to certain people, and they give you the concept, they give
you their belief,
		
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			they give you the concept of a belief, or you already targeted, you understood it already, what you
have to do is, you got to show the fallacy of that belief showed a weakness of it, show the
foolishness of it, show the futility of it.
		
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			And then after that, show the other side, don't tell somebody something is wrong, and you can't tell
them what's right. Don't tell somebody something is not good.
		
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			Something is wrong, you can't show them what's right. You can't tell somebody to stop doing
something without giving them what an alternative.
		
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			Don't talk about a problem they have, but you can't offer them the solution.
		
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			This is what we want to learn to do.
		
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			Provide the Islamic answer. And the alternative to those fallacies.
		
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			Now the Islamic answer or the Islamic alternative, we can use another word, the Islamic proposition.
		
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			Brothers and sisters, this word proposition that I'm giving you is a key word. Don't forget it.
		
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			Another way of saying to a person, think of it, I want to give you a proposition in your
conversation always say to a person.
		
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			Think about this.
		
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			Yeah, reflect on that. Consider this.
		
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			See, consider this. Think about this. Let me give you this proposition. Suppose we suppose we think
about this for a moment. How about this? So now you're not talking in a in a tone of what absolute?
You're not talking like? Either all people don't like that. Oh, so that means everything you say is
right or wrong.
		
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			So that means if I don't believe like what you believe that mean, I'm wrong. Is that when people
tell you right? So I'm a Muslim? Are everything Muslim says right? Nobody has the wrong as everybody
else in the world is wrong?
		
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			No, no, chumps, no. All I'm trying to do is offer you out the perspective of the Quran.
		
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			It is the Islamic perspective. But it's only a proposition for you to consider. It's not that
everybody's wrong, or everybody's right. There's a whole lot in between. But this is a proposition
that you should maybe consider. For us. It's an Islamic answer for us as an Islamic alternative. In
some cases, for us, it's a fulcrum, a determination a law.
		
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			For us, it's a fact that you can't put it to other people that way.
		
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			Learn to use what I call.
		
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			Okay, have we completed an hour here already? Have Wi
		
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			Fi moments? Okay, we're gonna go for more ministry strategies, and the techniques of dour. Now as a
matter of fact, what we'll do here is we will not go further. What I'll do is almost I'll stop here
for a moment.
		
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			Before we go into preparation, strategies, techniques of dowel I'll stop here. And I'll take a few
questions, just two or three questions. But everything I said is sort of like
		
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			I mean, it's planes like the leaves on the tree.
		
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			I could have said it a little differently and in the course of our
		
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			company compensation hearing again, you you will I will. But if there was something you didn't
understand,
		
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			then you can ask me but if it's just another way of saying something or something you want to add
hold up to that right now the hot dogs only no mustard.
		
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			Yes, sir.
		
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			When they say that, basically, truth doesn't exist. And the truth is always relative and there's no
absolute truth.
		
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			Okay, I've got a book back there. I got a book back there on the table back there called arguments
with atheists, arguments about the doubters of the
		
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			arguments, rational arguments, but shake alley to me, me. I've got a couple of nice books back there
that gives you some of those techniques right there for me. I've got several techniques. You know, I
like to talk with atheists who want to come with these kind of, I would ask them, I reverse it. You
say what's the question again?
		
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			Truth is absolute. Truth exists. Okay, so So, if truth exists or doesn't exist, what is truth?
		
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			As my as my question back to them, if it exists or doesn't exist, what's the basis
		
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			Another question, the quest for a question to come it must exist.
		
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			Otherwise none the question about
		
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			oh, that's different. Truth is an absolute fact that is undeniable for the person who holds it.
That's a different argument. Now, that's easy.
		
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			I tell a person, I'll tell you what truth is. Fear is truth. They said, What do you mean by that, go
to the top of a building and look down.
		
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			Every human being and even an animal, when they go to a height and look down the back up. That's
true. It's instinctive, but it's truth.
		
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			So there's a lot of different ways to approach somebody who's trying to be clever. But if it's a
person who's really trying to understand there's a way to bring it all back, then there's a way even
that we can use the court and to substantiate a scientific way of talking to a person, we'll learn
some of those techniques to Now, some of what some of what you want to know, I'm not gonna say it
all here, because I can't.
		
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			I got about 30 books on the table over there. This course really has about 65 different books, that
I would recommend people to read books that I use for myself to understand different people's
approaches. I don't say you got to read all those books or read ones that I read, but I can tell you
this. If you don't read, you're not going to expand your knowledge. But if you do read a lot of the
questions that you may have today are going to be answered because other people are the Muslims have
been already been approached. In these ways. There's nothing new under the sun. There is nothing
new. There's nothing new on the earth at all. Anything overproduces has been producing
		
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			no new answers and no new questions. All people is doing the shaking and baking Yes, and putting
something new spice on it, making it seem like it's new. McDonald's money all the time has always
been trashing dog food.
		
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			all they're doing is taking dog food.
		
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			Worse than dog food, they're using marketing, advertisement, recycling, and and other kinds of
techniques. And letting people know that just to belong to the McDonald family itself is to belong
to something people's go to McDonald's is to belong to something.
		
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			That's another compensation. But I'm talking about the McDonald age I'm gonna talk to you about the
McDonald age is selling people in idea. So once you sell the idea, they take everything that go with
it, who you think sell the most toys in the world? Who you think is the top toy selling in the
world?
		
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			Who do you think? No, it's not. It's McDonald's.
		
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			Who is that thing selling most cookies in the world?
		
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			McDonald's.
		
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			People think of McDonald's is a burger, the fries and a shake. McDonald's is the top seller of 37
products in the world because once you join the McDonald family and you get that McDonald's
mentality you're gonna buy everything McDonald's say
		
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			and they should put a Mac clinic next to every McDonald hospital
		
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			okay
		
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			what somebody
		
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			in America Yes.
		
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			Islam Islamic teachings to basically does two things. We take new Muslims and emerging Muslims now
most of you here are emerging Muslims,
		
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			emerging Muslims or people who are emerging into Islamic consciousness and Islamic work.
		
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			Out of that static it's not that that static Muslim mentality, you know, that static Muslim
mentality that emerging into Islamic consciousness and Islamic revival and Islamic Dawa, the
emerging Muslims. Now the new Muslims are people like myself, whose mothers and fathers and sisters
and brothers and all that there, we didn't know nothing about Islam, and we accepted Islam or
embraced Islam and reverted to Islam, whatever you want to call it was it was yesterday, or 35 years
ago. Now the new Muslims and emerging Muslims almost have the same needs.
		
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			First of all, they need to know Islam. Is that correct?
		
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			So Islamic teaching Institute has designed an Islamic teaching course, especially for new and
emerging Muslims. And I teach it just like I'm teaching this course.
		
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			I got a set of books and a syllabus
		
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			and a set of tools that I'm using to teach it. And so in 30 hours, I can take a new Muslim brand new
Muslim
		
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			After 30 hours, they got basically the tools that they need not they're not gonna learn it in 30
hours, but they got the tools.
		
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			Now, don't you think that it's important for a new Muslim to get the tools,
		
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			then it is also important for an emerging Muslim to step back, like musar, les slim, did you know
when he when Musab was looking? And he got to and he got to the place where the two rivers potted
him and his companion, and the fish jumped in the water. What was that assigned for moose up?
		
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			To go back? Right? He knew he had to meet Heather, and go back and meet them. So you and I, we look
in for ourselves, we're looking for the right way, sometimes you got to go back. I say all of you.
Some of you, brothers and sisters are sitting here have basically covered most of the basics, as
good. But you should go back and review it. Those of you who have not go back and complete it.
		
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			It won't hurt you. The Islamic teaching has to teach us an Islamic course, Islamic teaching course
for new and emerging Muslims. That's what it does. Second thing, it teaches dour training
		
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			for Muslims, individuals and organizations. This data, of course that I'm doing now is for
individuals in this case. But I do this also for organizations. So an organization calls me because
they don't have $1 package. They don't have nobody that does dour. So what I do is I go to an
organization, and I take five of their people, and I give them $1 training course, including
management so that when I leave, they got the tools, they got the kit, they got the training, they
got the management, and then they can plug back and forth with myself or some Austin somebody to do
what
		
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			education consultant. So that's what we do for the most part. In addition to that we are now going
into the field of media, we've just been licensed for satellite television station. And the reason
we got involved in it not because we had money, or that we could, we saw ourselves being able to do
that. But I saw that
		
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			I couldn't duplicate myself. It's impossible for me to be almost impossible,
		
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			almost
		
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			impossible for me to be in five or six places at one time.
		
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			And I would like to be I'd like to be right here and in Sheffield and America and in France, and
also in Saudi Arabia teaching the same course. And I got people as calling right now. But I can't
be. So what I want to do, I want to duplicate myself.
		
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			And I also want to duplicate the materials. So by duplicating myself and duplicating the materials,
what do we do?
		
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			You can spread it.
		
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			That's the phenomena of this Dean. So to do this, we thought that this is a this is a field of
media.
		
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			duplication, reproduction, broadcasting. So by the grace of Allah subhanaw taala, we went ahead to
get this license. Another thing that we wanted to do, we wanted to find somebody that had a studio
		
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			in different places so that we could replicate materials, reproduce materials, produce materials,
Mashallah hummed it up the last sentence down here and brothers in engagement. So these are the
things that we do. And then in addition to that we do to Ireland, with organizations in this
particular field to improve ourselves and do better. The issue of managing or offering Islamic
services is just something that every organization does global Islamic Youth Center is not set up
here for five prayers a day that wasn't set up for right. That's something that Muslim got to do
anyway, it wasn't set up he'll do Juma. But if you got 500 people coming through here, it don't make
		
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			sense for them to send someone go somewhere else does it. So Joomla and salaah, and a library and
other things that we do, it just goes along with the package but basically, we're engaged in Islamic
teaching and preaching and our training and and field of media inshallah, the other thing is,
whatever we are not able to get to a person through the satellite, DVD
		
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			VCD, CD, audio, cassette, VHS
		
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			or internet. That's all media.
		
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			And we're going to do it all straight across the board. And we're going to concentrate on dour and
education. This is what we want to do. We want to concentrate on dour and education and the law lets
us have a law let this brother open up the studio he's talking about doing and a lot of lets us have
this television station and then we do some other things that we're talking about doing. His thing
is gonna go inshallah, we're gonna have an alternative. We're gonna do something. The next thing
		
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			We want to train brothers and sisters to give this down, because if they do, and shot law, can you
think
		
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			if there were
		
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			20 people that understood that 20 people that completed the third level of this program, or the
third level of anybody's program in Australia, 20 in the UK, 20 in America 20 and apart another part
of Europe, 20 in Asia, just 20 we didn't say 100 people just 20 and those 20 people themselves, they
taught 100 people a year, how many people is that?
		
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			2000 they taught 100 people a year, how many people in this room here?
		
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			See,
		
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			in the course of a year, generally speaking, like last year, last year, I did about 2800 and some
odd students.
		
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			That completed at least the first level.
		
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			I did about 480 something students that completed the second level.
		
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			And I've only had 17 students that was able to complete the third level.
		
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			Because third level is not a joke. It takes a little bit more time, because it's a research level.
But the whole thing is getting them to complete that first level, because the first level now they
can go out and at least they got the tools to do this download. This the whole This is the issue.
And I also want to de personalize it is not really, let's not to call it yacine package. It's not
what it is.
		
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			And really, I'm thinking seriously, just take the name of it is not to call it yes even package in
Sharla. I'm just initiating it. That's all I'm doing. After a while, it won't even matter who
initiated it. It's just like,
		
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			it's like the television. If you ask somebody who set up the telephone with the first person set up
television, does anybody here know?
		
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			average person doesn't know and doesn't matter?
		
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			The fact is that it's a powerful instrument that people are using all over the world. We want this
to be an instrument. And if it already existed, I would not be doing it. I would simply take what
was already existed and use it. Does anybody here ever seen $1 manual or manual of
		
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			that is audio visual.
		
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			Give you the step by step.
		
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			methodology,
		
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			the fit the background? And also the techniques? Anybody see one?
		
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			Any bookstores anywhere? No. The other thing is that we want to take it from this level, to a much
higher level where it becomes professional, that anybody in the world will not mind to take it. This
is not really a good PowerPoint presentation. I mean, it's a PowerPoint presentation that, you know,
I did it. And I really don't know that much about PowerPoint. Be honest with you. I mean, the
brother who sent me up here can tell you that.
		
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			But I was giving this course for like two years without a PowerPoint presentation. Can you imagine
that?
		
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			And I ran into a young brother about 15 years old in Jubail. He said to me shake. Did you ever hear
PowerPoint?
		
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			I said, Yeah, I heard of it. I think I got that on my computer
		
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			is a shape. You should you should put your presentation in a PowerPoint, it will be much easier for
you and other people can see it better. So I said well,
		
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			I gave him my notes. I said Well, let me see what it looks like. And that young brother did a
PowerPoint presentation for me in two days. I was shocked. I said I look how foolish if I feel two
years, maybe three years I was doing this a PowerPoint presentation on a on a on a what you call it
board with the colors on a white board. Not a white board but a white board.
		
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			Yeah, I was doing it on a on a whiteboard.
		
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			And I made a board like that one over there. You know, I used to divide the board and be dancing
around in different colors and everything and you know look good, but hum de la I could sit in this
chair here that young brother got some blessings. So Panama. Now we want to take it from here and
make it into interactive.
		
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			Interactive, where all the notes that we're talking about when I say the Bible, boom, the Bible
opens up and I got the software right dead King James Version desmosomes. And so if I said he said
Zoroastrianism boom. What that book is, boom, hit it opens right
		
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			upon you. That's what we really want to do. And we're going to do that with my brother here in
Sharla. But we got to start somewhere brothers and sisters, and this is where we are right now. So I
just want to let you know this. This is really raw. It's not that sophisticated. It's just that the
information is a lot of information that goes into it. And I love to do it. This is what I love to
do.
		
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			Okay, so I think we can take a break here brother, and we can perform our salon. And then right
after the salon brothers and sisters, we will come back and shout out to where we left off at
Japonica along with the Hyundai Kona Chateau in La La Land. One istockphoto kona to blue lake.
		
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			The move