Maryam Amir – Intellectual catastrophe

Maryam Amir
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A speaker discusses the struggles of secret projects with multiple individuals, including a deceased brother who was murdered by Israel. They also talk about the importance of insha' expertity and the potential reward for secret projects. The speaker emphasizes the need to process queries with caution and mentions a young brother who was murdered for sharing secret projects with the world.

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			Started working on designs from a new secret
		
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			project. I then got the phone and went
		
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			to get a haircut. My dear brother was
		
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			just murdered. He was murdered by Israel. And
		
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			I keep thinking about the fact that he
		
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			covered up his project because it's a secret,
		
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			and he wasn't ready to share it. And
		
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			I keep reflecting on the intellectual catastrophe,
		
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			the catastrophe of this genocide intellectually.
		
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			How many people have secret projects that they've
		
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			been working on that they wanted to produce,
		
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			and what a loss it is not on
		
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			a just a personal level, but, like, all
		
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			of us have lost opportunity
		
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			to ever know what his secret project was.
		
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			And the
		
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			180,000
		
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			plus others like him. May Allah enter them
		
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			into the highest paradise. I constantly think about
		
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			people having secrets with Allah. And something like
		
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			this. I think about the secrets that someone
		
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			like this has with Allah that nothing is
		
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			ever lost. That if he made the intention
		
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			and he wanted to seek this, that maybe
		
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			Allah will bless someone with knowing his idea
		
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			and being able to bring it into the
		
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			world insha'Allah. And insha'Allah it'll be a salal
		
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			kajari for him that even if he wasn't
		
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			able to do it, that he made the
		
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			intention that he wanted to, that Allah will
		
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			write it as if he did and insha'Allah
		
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			he'll get the reward of that. But I
		
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			say those things just to make myself feel
		
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			better because, of course, I believe them and
		
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			I know that they're true and there's a
		
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			hereafter for a reason. How do you process
		
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			genocide? This young brother was murdered. He had
		
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			an entire life and secrets that he wanted
		
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			to share with the world, but he wasn't
		
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			ready yet. How do you justify
		
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			the cultural devastation,
		
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			the intellectual devastation?
		
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			And yet, Al Azza teaches us life.