Mirza Yawar Baig – Jewels from the Seerah Session 1

Mirza Yawar Baig
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The transcript discusses the struggles of Islam's "hamonic" culture, including challenges faced by Muslims and negative consequences of actions on one's personal well-being. The transcript also touches on the negative consequences of actions on one's personal well-being and the importance of forgiveness, avoiding oppression, and following guidance. The speakers emphasize the need for acceptance and empowerment in writing, and emphasize the importance of physical courage and confidence in their message.

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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala Russia, William Gable mousseline, who Allah Allah
He was heavy is one of our medical sisters. We begin with the kalam Allah subhanho data where Allah
subhanaw taala sent certain ceremonies W Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa cinema Allah subhanaw taala
said in the Lucha eco saloon, maybe you are living in Saudi Arabia, he will certainly move
		
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			along with
		
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			Mohammed Omar Selita
		
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			Majid along America Mohamed Mohamed Kamara
		
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			is the right of Allah he said on the audio seldom that his mama said Salatu Salam on him. Not
because he needs it because this is proof that he does not need it to be with Allah subhanho wa
Taala already sent Salatu Salam on him. And therefore this Salam of the people is has no precedence
or value over that. But we sent the rosin salam ala Rasulillah is URL itself because it is the
		
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			rule and it is the responsibility of the
		
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			Almighty to pledge allegiance to his
		
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			to his Nabi and that is what why visions rock and Solomon also salah, it is the Mercy of Allah
subhanaw taala that Allah subhanaw taala said and we know he also informed us that the one who sends
salatu salam ala Rasulillah Salam once Allah subhanho wa Taala will send Salam on that person 10
times. So this is the
		
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			again, this is the opposite of that Allah's manator is showing that if somebody sends a llama is
nobody wants, Allah sends alarm on that person 10 times and therefore the more we recite the road,
the more we send Zaragoza Ramona,
		
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			the more beneficial it is for us and that is the reason we send salatu salam because it is due and
it is his right and because it is beneficial for us.
		
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			Today inshallah we will try to talk about the
		
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			qualities of the life or supervisor
		
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			and I have
		
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			identified 10 what I call jewels from the Sierra,
		
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			the Sierra is full of them, it is not as if there are only 10. But it is my
		
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			whatever I have understood that I have tried to keep that as concise as possible. So we can complete
that one lecture. The reason for this, the primary and most important reason for this is because of
the challenges that we as the Muslim ummah are facing in this world today. These challenges that we
are facing in the world today are by no means new, they are not even particularly difficult when
compared to the challenges that this ummah faced, and was able to.
		
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			To win those challenges in the past. So the old man has faced far more difficult situations. But for
each individual, what happens during his or her lifetime has primary importance. So no matter that
we can talk about our history, what is real for us is our present and therefore no matter what the
Muslims did during the time of
		
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			the Mongols, what the Muslims did during the times of the earlier than that break up of the Embassy
of tilava and so on and so forth. is at best of historical value. It is something that we can we can
and should learn lessons from it is something that has value in terms of learning. But that is not
our personal experience. Our personal experience is what is happening to us today. And what is
happening to us today is happening at two levels it is happening at a global level. And it is also
happening at a personal level. The what's happening at a personal level is a factor of what we
encounter on a day to day basis ourselves as well as what the global the the effect that global
		
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			events have on our hearts and minds when we see them on television or we read about them and so on.
Both of these are simultaneously working on our psychology. So it's very important the reason I'm
saying this is very important not to get
		
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			bogged down by this not to feel discouraged by this not to get depressed by it. It is nothing to be
depressed about or hamdulillah all challenges and everything that comes along was random. It comes
with only cash. It comes to strength for us. It comes to wake us up it comes to draw us closer to
Allah subhanaw taala it comes to
		
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			wake us up to the reality that we don't live in this world alone that all that we do in this world
reaches and stays with us when we go into the next world and therefore all of these challenges are
really wake up calls for us to set ourselves correct ourselves and go in the right direction. So
hamdulillah all of this is good Alhamdulillah also, that if this results in as it is happening in
Syria, and so on, melos rather a project the Ummah and protect all of us and protect all innocent
people Muslim or not Muslim, from all forms of oppression. But if at some point in time we reach,
you reach a place where you have to die. Well, the
		
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			the good news is that you have to die anyway. So it's nothing new. And it's not something that would
not have happened anyway. But what will happen that if you are ever killed If I am ever killed, that
is why we make that may Allah give our Shahada. So we make those offers, we have to expect to die
with that's the only way to catch up. So if you die, and if you are killed, because you are a
Muslim, that is what we have seen several incidents like that, the latest one that I heard at least
was of the shahada of the imam in Queens in New York mailers or hotel room janitor for those who
rather he and, and the brother who was killed with it. So if you are killed for the reason that you
		
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			are a Muslim, that Angelite is German, it is shahada, it is my father was manager. So therefore this
has nothing to do, there is absolutely nothing in the world as it is happening, which is a reason to
be frightened, which is the reason to be scared, which is the reason to be depressed. So please
understand this very clearly. And also watch your language because many times I've seen, you know,
videos, interviews and so on, which are taken off people in these incidents and somebody says, you
know, this is very scary. It's very scary what's scary. So what's your language Don't say things
like scared, there's nothing to be scared about what's what's scary?
		
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			What is that we scared about?
		
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			So we must be very clear. I mean, if you have a man if you believe Allah subhanaw taala if you
believe in the ACA, then I think he was scared about we laugh at these 100 And the last one that I
mentioned is very clear. It's not the last app when the when the forces of Oblivion the courage and
the the people who are with them, or they gather all the tribes wherever they came to attack Medina,
and it was the largest army ever assembled. Until that time, the munafo of Medina, this is exactly
what they said. They said we are scared and they try to scare the Muslims as well.
		
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			And they try to kill them. See, this is why Mohamed Salah said I'm glad you because you followed
Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam this is this is where you are now the whole of Arabia is against you and
so on and so on. What What was the response to the Muslims? that I mentioned is very clearly is what
		
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			the Muslims said, Allah Azza rasool Allah, they said what we were promised Alhamdulillah
		
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			and Allah subhanaw taala Then said the only thing it increased was their Iman and water Sliva.
		
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			It didn't increase their fright, because they were not right. So the only thing that increased was
their EBA and they're asleep their submission to Allah subhanaw taala. That is the position of the
Muslim when faced with adversity when faced with danger when faced with any kind of force, which
threatens to annihilate them because we understand and hydration or non hydration comes from Allah,
		
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			not from whatever is in front of us. That is why we are looking at the forces of the Romans in
Yermak.
		
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			The largest of the budget than army which was assembled 200,000 Soldiers 100,000 Roman soldiers
100,000 Christian Arab soldiers from from Byzantium borough from Byzantium currently very left. So
		
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			you are having What's wrong with you in your DC this army here
		
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			have already said they're all dead.
		
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			So first you love then you make a statement, which makes no sense. I worry when they're all dead.
		
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			So what do you mean? He's aerosolized and SLM said the one was no man he's dead.
		
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			He said the other day was a Who's Who's afraid of dead body?
		
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			What are the fear with from from people who are already dead?
		
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			So Hamdulillah we wish the best for all the work and we continue to work for the best of all the
work, but please do not ever allow. Words like this to come out of your mouth are not scared.
Nobody's good. So don't even say such things if you're scared, scared of what?
		
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			Sal hamdulillah What's your posture? Hamdulillah this gives me an opportunity to showcase Islam.
This gives me an eye
		
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			majority to show what Islam is this gives me an opportunity to practice Islam in such a way that
people can see Islam.
		
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			The time has come, but we have to be able to say what the Sahaba has to say. And what did they say?
They used to say Kuno become like us.
		
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			This is a time we need to be able to say that.
		
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			Look at us. Somebody says What is Islam? We should we have to be able to say, Look at me.
		
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			What is Islamic business, like come to my business actually words like, what is a Muslim home, like
come to my home, I show you what a home like what a muslim what was like, that is what we need to
do. And this is the area where having said all the nice things that I said, we have to now say some
not so nice things. This is the area where the maximum amount of work needs to be done.
		
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			Because we are very far away from the standard that Allah subhanaw taala geladeira gave us whether
it is in our normal daily lives, whether it's in
		
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			incidents of times of celebration, whether it's in times of grief,
		
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			whether it's in festivals, whether it's in marriages, whether it's in our businesses, we are very
far away from the standard that Allah subhanaw taala gave us and that's the reason why I thought
it's important to remind myself when you have what is the standard. And inshallah that's what we
will attempt to do to just to give you a list of the qualities of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, and
this is not in order of proceedings, although I would say that mercy is the number one quality, no
doubt about that. But it's not as if one is more important than the other. It's a list of 10 things.
Mercy arising out of which is forgiveness, which comes from confidence which comes from courage,
		
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			which comes from somewhere which is fortitude, resulting in reliable, whether we see success or we
see failure in worldly terms we have, we are not only not only do we accept it, but we are pleased
with the rhythm of Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			generosity of spirit and abundance, mentality, kindness, truthfulness, and trustworthiness. These
are the 10 qualities that are visible from this era of Muhammad Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. And these are things which as in everything in Islam, these are things which are the keys
for success in dunya will occur. In Islam, there is nothing that is gives us success in the Afra, at
the expense of success in the dunya. This is not in Islam.
		
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			You in Islam, what gives success in the akhira also gives success in the dunya. What gives failure
in the akhira is also failure in the dunya. Both are equally true.
		
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			So this is something that we need to be clear about because a lot of times people feel that somehow
if they follow Islam fully that they will fail in this dunya even though they may succeed in the
ACA, and this is the root of all corruption. This is the root of all our problems in life, where we
live therefore, what Allah subhanaw taala has asked us to do and we take up things that Allah has
privated us because we feel somehow that if I don't do that I will fail in this world. No, you will
fail in this world if you disobey Allah, you will fail in this world and you will fail in the
hereafter if it is a well it's better than if you obey Allah subhanaw taala if you follow the Sunnah
		
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			of Muhammad Rasul Allah Azza wa sallam, you will succeed in this world and the next word.
		
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			So be very clear in your mind. Now
		
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			why must we study the Zerah at all? What is the benefit of studying the Sera?
		
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			Allah's route during this is a very one of
		
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			ourselves and Allah subhanaw taala said, calling condom to hipbone Allah Azza wa oni you have been
qumola welfare locums roba Kumala Hoefer Rahim Allah has it say O Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam to
those who claim to love Allah subhanho wa Taala and we will let me make follow me make my Atiba
Imitate me in which things how much it's a blanket overstatement. Imitate me emulate me in what in
everything. Allah did not say emulate tell them to emulate you in Salah tell them to emulate you in
business tell them why mmm emulate you in your
		
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			domestic life at home or as a head of state or as the head of the army. No. Emulate me in everything
that I do.
		
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			Then what will happen? What is the result? What is the value of emulating Muhammad Rasul Allah Azza
wa sallam in everything we do, then Allah will love you
		
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			see the beauty of bad luck
		
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			Allah is not saying that you will be successful in this world that you will be successful in the
law. Then you will get Jana No, Allah will love you
		
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			and that's why I always say we need to sit with the collab of Allah subhanho Daraa and take this one
eye and take that one sprays you your webcam, Allah, Allah will love you to sit with this phrase
		
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			and imagine what is the meaning of Allah will love me
		
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			that is why the garb of Allah is not simply do we read the you read the we don't even read the
meaning May Allah protect us but even if you read the meaning please don't think that that is the
job is done so it's not even started.
		
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			You did if you did not read the meaning that I don't know what what to call it, but even if you read
the meaning.
		
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			We need to sit and reflect.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala said this, if Allah Tada Barun and Quran
		
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			Allah did not say
		
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			do not read the
		
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			Quran, Allah say do not make the Quran the Quran.
		
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			He didn't say don't they read the Quran? No. Do they not reflect on what is the point? The point is
to sit and think and reflect and go inside yourself and say what is the meaning of you who will call
Allah? If Allah loves me? What does it mean?
		
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			How does it feel?
		
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			And how will another only one way find me anywhere else in the Quran? Where Allah subhanaw taala use
this term you have IpCO Allah with anything other than the emulation and the etbr Mohammed Salah
Allah
		
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			find anyone in jazva Mila Allah did not sell a villa view. Inshallah Allah did not sell love it love
you it has in Amara in fasting in karate Angelica, Allah did not say Allah will love you, all of
these are wonderful activities, all of these activities insha Allah Musa will get us amazing
rewards.
		
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			But Allah did not sell our interview. Allah said Allah will love you only and only in one thing and
what is the one thing
		
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			and Ulation of Muhammad Rasul Allah is Allah Azza wa Mohamed salah,
		
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			gets you the hope of Allah Jalla Jalla do and it's not somebody's claim. It is not me saying this
out of my love for Allah and is no, this is the kalam of Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			even Rasul Allah is Allah alayhi salam did not say this, Allah Himself said this your common law,
		
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			he was gonna use the kalam of Allah.
		
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			Even if even if Allah had promised us this in any hurry, we would have believed it without any
problem. But this is the actual Caliph of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada you become Allah
		
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			because you make the emulation of Mohammed Salah that is the reason why and then what happens when
that happens. Yes, we're lagoons robot. Which which sins like everything?
		
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			Yeah, fella comes on over Nova. Allah will forgive your sins, how many seats
		
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			Allah have a photo
		
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			that is the reason why it is important, absolutely critically essential to study the Syrah of
Muhammad Rasulullah sallallahu listen, because we need
		
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			Please sit and reflect on this thing. We need the love of Allah.
		
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			How much we didn't love Allah. We literally need it even more than we need life.
		
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			Because this life can give us one of two things.
		
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			This life can give us insha Allah Jana this life can give us inshallah the opportunity to do good
deeds, but this life can also give us the HANA.
		
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			potential is there.
		
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			potential is there we ask Allah to save us from that. But potential is there but the love of Allah
		
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			love Allah can give us only one thing.
		
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			The poor man hope of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			success in this world success in the era of no doubt.
		
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			That is the reason because how can you emulate something you do not know. Why am I studying the
Syrah because I have to practice this year
		
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			and that's the reason why we study the serum. Now, the qualities of Rasul Allah is
		
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			the which I mentioned, as I mentioned, there also, there is not it's not a mutually exclusive list
of qualities.
		
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			They all intertwine the rise out of it.
		
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			each other, and therefore they are composite in that sense. Second thing is that
		
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			it is unique to the soul as a wrestler, that simultaneously he had all of these qualities.
		
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			You might find, for example, somebody who has a lot of, you know, a very kind heart, but they're not
particularly courageous.
		
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			They won't get frightened of things, but find somebody who's extremely courageous, but the heart is
hot, the heart is hot. That was quite quite often people who are physically very brave,
		
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			they have a lot of trouble being kinda,
		
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			they might feel that but you know, the heart heart becomes hard, that's a it's not, it's not
necessarily that should happen, but it tends to happen, you might have somebody who has a lot of
knowledge, but one of the things which we need to guard which come with knowledge is arrogance.
		
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			So not have knowledge, but then no humility.
		
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			With
		
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			all of these qualities, which I mentioned our word with him simultaneously and that is why this is
one of the
		
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			unique things about the province of Salem and also our hamdulillah it is true for all the services
ahead for the Sahaba for all people who are connected to Allah subhanaw taala that the more you know
them, the more you love them.
		
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			Normally, this is not true in English, we say familiarity breeds contempt. So people look nice from
from a distance. But when you get close to them, then you discover they have feet of clay and you
know, you'll discover things about them which are not complimentary and so you're used as a
disillusion mentor, you know, oh my god, I thought this person was so wonderful. And then I
discovered that he's actually not that great. But when the products are awesome, this was not true.
The more people got close to him, the more they
		
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			they used to love it.
		
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			Thirdly, Rasul Allah is Allah seldom. Allah subhanaw taala gave us the serializer Salam as an
example.
		
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			Allah's rather gave us the Bazzara Salam as a as an example.
		
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			He's also a hashanah Allah subhanaw taala told us to follow, and this example good for all time. And
therefore Allah subhanho wa Taala created the messages of a seller with special qualities that would
give him this, that will make him this wonderful example for all of mankind to follow until the Day
of Judgment is the beauty of this character, that you don't even have to be a Muslim, to follow and
to become like Muhammad.
		
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			Obviously, in the most critical aspect of being like masala, Salah is the issue of Dahveed it is the
issue of worshiping Allah, but in terms of his character, in terms of his manners, in terms of his
Mamilla in these dealings and so on, anyone can behave like Mohamed Salah Salem and you have a
beautiful example to follow. And we have even in this world today, which is particularly nasty and
corrupt world that we have, but even in that world today, there are many examples, not one. There
are many examples of non Muslims people a lot of who are not even Muslim, who are who behave like an
who have some of the aspects of the character of Rasulullah sallallahu. Even though they even though
		
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			they don't say that what they are doing is that they are following Mohamed salah, and they're not
saying that, but you can see the reflection of the character of Muhammad salah, of kindness, of
compassion, of honesty of integrity, of courage in those people. In some cases it is in those
societies in those countries. And you have a beautiful system that people are living even today this
is true. Now imagine how much more how much more necessary it is for Muslims to be like that. We are
not only supposed to follow by ourselves seldom we are supposed to become because of guidance for
everybody else. And that's the reason why Allah subhanaw taala said, lockup Canada comfy Rasulullah
		
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			he was Wartune Hassan verily for you. The true example is the example of Mohammed Salah Salem, I
submit to you by brothers and sisters that the
		
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			success and longevity of people and civilizations is not in their lifespan but it is in the ideas
that they come with. It's not in material wealth, but it is in their spirituality, it is in their
connection with Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			If you look at the great civilizations of the world, those civilizations have gone a long time ago.
But what has lasted what has lasted are the ideas that they came with
		
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			and
		
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			That is also true of the
		
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			Islamic or Muslim civilization. And that's the reason why we need to focus on ourselves. Look at our
own spirituality, look at our own connection with Allah Subhana Allah geladeira
		
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			and his connection with Allah comes through the emulation of Muhammad Rasulullah sallallahu sallam.
		
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			We're talking about mercy as the quality of
		
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			as the number one quality of Muhammad Salah is. Now Mercy comes from Mercy is the very reason why
Allah subhanaw taala sent Muhammad Rasool Allah is where I was rather than I said ova Illa
Rahmatullah Alameen. Knives if you if you look at his eye in its sense of grammar, Allah subhanaw
taala is starting with Nephi like in the Karima La Ilaha there is no unworthy of worship is Allah
except Allah, which serves to emphasize the statement that is being made. So even here, Allah say wa
Sanaka and we have not sent you ill except as Rama Talib Alameen as a mercy to all of creation
parameterless Allah we not even all of mankind so not only is Allah not saying oh ma Salah gala
		
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			Hatha loosely mean Allah is not even say mama Salah gala Raha leanness Allah is not saying we sent
you we did not send you except at the mercy of of Muslims we did not send you except as a mercy for
you won't be no
		
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			enemy Muhammad Rasool Allah salah is a mercy to all of creation, all that we know and all that we
don't know
		
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			the exact nature of his mercy How is he a mercy to Jupiter and how is he a mercy to
		
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			the stars and how is he a mercy to the sky and how is he we don't know the how exactly but we know
the statement of his Rob Gemma who is also the creator of Jupiter and the stars and the Mars and and
and Uranus and so on. That he said jelajah Allahu wa salam ala I'ma tell it Alamy that Allah
subhanho wa Taala said that he said Musa Salam. And he said he has sent you as nothing except a
mercy to all of Greece. And that's the reason why we have to study the life of Masasa. Now the mercy
of Surah Surah Selim is famous, there is quite literally no example that I can give you which, which
can, which has a parallel in today's word, because you look at the life of a sorcerer, Selim his
		
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			entire period in Makkah.
		
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			The period of reseller not the entire life in Makkah, but the period of reseller is a period where
		
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			he received only opposition, he received only bad treatment, he received only oppression from his
own people.
		
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			You know, one is to face oppression, and one is to face tension and so on from strangers.
		
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			It's not nice, but it is comparatively easier to bear because you say, strangers will what? What
else do we expect, but to have to face that from your own people? That is very difficult.
		
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			Because you have an expectation that you know, you this is my brother, this is my friend, this is my
zone. So now you get ill treatment from them. That is very painful.
		
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			And that's what he got. He got the worst treatment from his own people.
		
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			The closest to him I will have who was I will have Ebola was His own uncle
		
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			Mmusi uncle we must understand the meaning of Uncle father's own brother in the Arabian cultural
tribal context.
		
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			Today, we don't have that I mean, it's very difficult for people like us to even understand that
because we do not have a tribal culture or at least we don't have that kind of tribal culture. We
are we are we have our own version of tribal culture. But we don't have that kind of an uncle there
is quite literally in the position of the father
		
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			even to today vote or even if you go to
		
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			the non urbanized Arabs and I have some I have some very dear friends in,
		
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			in in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere who are Babu who are people from the people of the of the soil and
to see them behave to see the young people behave with their uncles to see them. It's amazing.
Unbelievable you can you haven't even you I can tell you very clearly that in this country in India,
you do not even know the meaning of other
		
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			You haven't even
		
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			smell the fragrance or you don't even know what other means. You want to see other words, the Arabs
go and see how the Arabs who are true to their tradition, see how the young ones behave in their
family to the elders.
		
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			Even today, despite all the change and all the corruption and whatnot, there are these things which
are there with them. So you can imagine what is must have been in the type of research has been
there, somebody like that,
		
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			who I have respected so much, and who I have treated like this now does against me, and because my
worst enemy, what kind of pain and that's the reason why I said, every, every Nabhi suffered, in the
path of Allah subhanaw taala everything that we faced with, and he said, I have faced pain more than
anyone else.
		
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			So if you think about it, now, you must say, Well, you know, there will be a world physically beaten
and tortured and killed and so on. But that didn't happen.
		
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			He did suffer some of that, like in dive and so on. But it didn't happen in that context of you
know, being imprisoned during a turn to prison like goes why CERAM are being tortured and so on. So
what was suffering, that suffering is psychological suffering, it is mental suffering, it is
suffering of breaking of the heart,
		
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			the the you have to understand the goose and the strength of the heart. And this comes directly when
Allah Subhana Allah subhanaw taala strengthens the hearts of Zambia, because without that the work
of the Board cannot be done. And that's the reason why it's very important for us to develop this
mental and spiritual and psychological courage that comes only and only with connection with Allah
subhanaw taala if you really want to be Muslims, and if you really want to do the work of Dawa, if
you want to continue to work in the face of discouragement, in the face of opposition, you have to
have a very, very big heart
		
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			otherwise you cannot survive.
		
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			So this is the mercy of take some of the body for example, now, that is which all of us have
admitted
		
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			that there was a woman who had a cat a pet cat, she locked it up, the cat couldn't get access to it
or somewhere the cat couldn't get access to food and water and so on the cat died and Allah will
give her Janome for that.
		
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			A cat
		
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			who didn't murder the cat the woman was careless about the cat.
		
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			There was no sense that
		
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			it was a thirsty dog.
		
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			And he was trying to get some water water was water was at the bottom of her well a man was passing
by sod his dog in this state of wanting good water. So the man he had no you know you utensil so he
tied a string to a shoe and a dip the shoe in the well and he brought the shoe up and gave the water
in the shoe to the dog to drink and Allah Samantha will give Jana to this man for this reason.
		
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			giving water to a dog
		
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			I'm giving you these examples because there are many other examples of the of the merchant seller
but Omar Salah caldera hotel Halloween driver also for the cats and dogs are also for the trees
rather for the environment run or for society rather for everything.
		
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			So even though this may look like a small action, it shows that not as bad action, every action that
pleases Allah subhanaw taala is a big action, every action that displeases Allah's wrath is also the
action.
		
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			So don't imagine that it's a small one
		
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			because it pleases the Last Mountain.
		
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			Walters they will have to Wallace a year it viability I sell for either Larry Binaca or by no other
Wharton Ghana, who will be going heavy. Allah said the good deed and the evil deed are not equal
they cannot be equal. So, what must you do repel the evil deed with here acid with something which
is the best.
		
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			So, if somebody does something you will do what must you know repair that give that back with
something which is the best then what will happen? Unless there is then the same person who was your
worst enemy will become your greatest friend.
		
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			Now in the life of a seller
		
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			I want to give you I can give you many examples, but let me give you one
		
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			one of his worst enemies. One of his biggest enemies was who I was.
		
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			I was here till the end about Sofia Radi Allahu Anhu did not leave a single store under in trying to
malign the reputation of Mr. Seller in trying to harm him physically in trying to kill him he did
everything possible.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala protected is Debbie SallAllahu Sallam so it was and could not succeed. But it
is he did everything
		
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			One of the, one of the most wonderful stories in this context is
		
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			I was meeting with Hercules, the king of the bargain by the picking of Byzantium, where Heraclitus
heard about.
		
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			So he said to them, he said to the people, who are these people who claim that a prophet has been
sent to them? So they said, they are these Arabs. So he said, Find me some of those people. That's
what happened. And I was given a few of his be a few of his companions. They were in Palestine at
that time they were trading. So the Romans came, and they found them and they brought them to
		
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			Iraqis. So in the court of the Eastern Roman emperor,
		
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			hierarchy, I said, Who is the leader among you? So I was answered, I'm the leader. So he said to us,
when come forward, he said to the people stand behind him, I'm going to ask him questions. And if he
does alive, then you signal to me. So now it was a funny situation where he is in front, he does not
know what people are doing behind his back. And the king has said to them, that if this man tells a
lie signal to me, supposedly I've got you know, he was in a position where now it was a very dicey
position.
		
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			So Iraklis asked him, and this is the part of the story of the Sierra which we should read, and we
should study he asked him a lot of questions.
		
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			See the way for example, he asked him, Who are the people who follow Him.
		
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			So, I was offended only the poor, the people who follow Him are people who are poor, or no place in
society, I was giving answers which are true, but also the answers which he hopes will thereof
hierarchies. So, here's the king of the Romans, who follows this man and nobody important all these
poor people.
		
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			Then he said, Have you ever had a conflict with a meaning in what have you faced him in war?
		
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			That was invented, yes. Is the what was the result? I was another like I said, sometimes even
sometimes we will.
		
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			So, his, perhaps his intention was you know, if he was unhappy, he would win all the time.
		
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			So sometimes we win. So what can what can not be is this who loses in what some of you are trying to
do as much damage as possible, right.
		
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			So similarly asked many questions. Then
		
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			Heraclius asked him and said,
		
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			Have you had a treaty with him? And this was after Slavia so Raglan said he said yes, we have a
treaty with him. He said, Have you broken the treaty, supposedly, and said Not yet.
		
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			He would have said he's not broken, but is not yet meaning that there is a possibility might break
it.
		
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			Later on, now, the result all of this was that at the end of that hierarchy, you said this, all of
what you have said, and the characteristics of a true prophet
		
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			had at least was learned man, he was a Christian. He says, All of what you have said are the
characteristics of a true prophet.
		
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			He said, even Jesus who followed it, the poor
		
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			who are against him, the wealthy.
		
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			And he said, and he rightly said that if I could meet him, he's that I would wash his feet
		
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			he never became Muslim, but this is what his statement was to I was later on I was aware of the law
who said that in that whole conversation I tried to do as much damage to my was set up as I could,
but the only thing I managed to say was not yet
		
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			I couldn't say anything else.
		
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			That's another thing this is Here was a man who treated us or US restroom so badly.
		
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			But what was the treatment also, as a result, some troubles when when I was away and was in his
power?
		
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			See, one is to be nice to somebody because you really have no choice. What will what will you do?
		
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			Whoever is being nasty view is too powerful. So you can't do anything to him. You maybe you can make
faces behind his back or something. But other than that, what can you do? But the point is that when
somebody who has harmed you
		
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			is in your power and you have absolute control over what you can do to him.
		
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			And could have had I was killed, he could have, you know, have he would have had him executed and he
would have done anything he wanted. After Hatanaka I was aware Madonna was in his control.
		
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			I
		
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			didn't have to do it personally could have simply signaled to somebody they were it would have it
would have been done.
		
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			But what do you do there was
		
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			he forgave me under the law. No. He announced and said that I was oviya and his family are safe. He
said, Whoever goes into the house, the opposite VR, whoever takes refuge in the house, I was very
safe. I was
		
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			my house is not so big. All the people of Makkah cannot come inside. He said, Whoever stays in his
own house is safe.
		
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			Just don't go out into the street.
		
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			Because he didn't he didn't want clashes, and he didn't want a civil war happening in the in the
night. So he said, Just stay inside your hopes.
		
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			And he said this on the prompting of hours, we are not alone. What was the result? I was aware
another Lando became one of the greatest supporters of
		
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			the eyes of the Quran.
		
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			Same thing, we'll call it early.
		
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			And I mentioned that elsewhere in this series, but same thing with how to do it same thing with our
blasts.
		
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			Same thing with our Vashi.
		
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			Returning please understand, to return bad for bad is justice.
		
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			Meaning that if you are harmed to demand compensation, to demand retribution, to demand that the
person who harmed you should be punished. This is the law.
		
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			There is no nothing to feel apologetic about that. There's nothing to hesitate about that it is your
right if somebody murders
		
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			someone you know close to you a part of the family then it is your right to demand compensation. It
is your demand. It's your right to demand that the person that the culprit the border must be
executed. It's alright if you say that the Quran uses right.
		
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			But then the Quran having said that Allah Subhana Allah said but if you forgive,
		
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			I will get this is the beauty of the color models rather even where Allah subhanaw taala is
prescribing the punishment very clearly. Allah lenses but if you forgive and forgiveness in Islam is
what forgiveness Islam is not only will you not insist on the person's execution, you will also not
even take blood money
		
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			freely
		
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			for the sake of Allah.
		
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			And that is what also the sorcerer emulated. So mercy which we accept all of that
		
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			is not justice.
		
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			Mercy is positive injustice.
		
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			Mercy is to give more than
		
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			is do.
		
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			Mercy is to give more than what is do.
		
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			We ask Allah for His mercy. We do not ask Allah for justice. We don't ask Allah for other We ask
Allah for mercy. We ask Allah to forgive us even though we do not deserve forgiveness. We ask Allah
Subhana Allah to give us Jana even though we do not deserve Jana.
		
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			We ask Allah Subhana Allah to protect us even though we do not protect the laws of Allah.
		
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			We ask Allah to help us even though we do not do anything to help us.
		
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			That does not mean we continue like this, we will do our best inshallah make that near that we will
change our ways. But we will obviously never fulfill the hug of Allah subhanaw taala yet we ask
Allah to forgive us because that is his sham
		
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			Allahumma Inaka who would carry moon to handball for funny, fun.
		
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			Allah you are the one who forgives and you are the glorious one.
		
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			And you will love to forgive. Therefore forgive me and forgive us
		
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			all forgive me because that is what you like to do. Not because I deserve forgiveness forgive me
because you'd like to
		
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			indulge yourself.
		
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			Make yourself happy.
		
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			What makes you happy forgiveness isn't working.
		
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			As a bad Bunty Hey, Mary, Catherine.
		
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			This is the mercy
		
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			and that's what we ask Allah subhanaw taala for and for that it is necessary. That's why we sort of
said, show mercy to those on the face of the earth and the one in the heaven will show mercy to you.
		
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			We go to the next one which is forgiveness. And forgiveness is that quality which comes out of
mercy.
		
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			The first thing to understand about forgiveness is that forgiveness is only possible when the crime
has been established.
		
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			There's no forgiving
		
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			That's possible but somebody has not done anything wrong.
		
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			Right? So if I can tell you please forgive me like many of these people, they sent this
		
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			formula or before Amazon was on this, this message or WhatsApp? If I have done anything Forgive me
what what are the bad? Have you done? I'm not done.
		
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			If you don't even know whether you have done or not done, what are you asking for even this one?
		
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			So forgiveness, the question of forgiveness arises only when the guilt or the crime or the offense
has been established.
		
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			The reason I'm saying this is that many times, if you tell somebody was bugging the mass market,
		
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			to get what what do people say? When the Karana carnival came after?
		
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			It was over he did not he did that thing for you. If he had not done anything, what are you
forgiving? So forgiveness happens only when the crime or the offense has been established.
		
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			Number one,
		
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			which means what? That punishment is deserved.
		
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			That you can give punishment. You have the power to give punishment, or to see the punishment is
given. Here you choose to forgive.
		
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			And that's why forgiveness is such a wonderful thing and that is why this is the quality of Allah
subhanaw taala geladeira.
		
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			Crime is established, we have transgressed against Allah. Allah Samantha has the power to
		
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			dig in the ground has the power to take revenge has the power to give punishment, but I'm not used
to forgive.
		
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			And this is the quality that Rasul Allah Azza wa sallam can take many examples, but take five.
		
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			Now is there other than goes there? What is his intention?
		
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			I'm going to draw attention, draw your attention when we come to Dominica to some of these things.
So remember that. What is it? Is his intention good or bad? What is going to dive? Good? Is
intention for himself? What is it for Islam? For Islam? He doesn't have to go for it. He is not
going to try to create another kingdom or, you know, to get some more votes or something. No. He's
going to die if only and only for the sake of Allah subhanho wa Taala Jelena. Can you question it
sincerity? What is sincere? Did you have your class?
		
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			Dumb question, whoa, if the property was in a bad boy class, there was a plus.
		
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			So all the factors, did he make enough effort?
		
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			He would have said people at that at the time Ross was also meant to drive our Gardella who was
Muslim,
		
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			Mr. vinyasa Delano, Muslim, there are many Muslims in Makkah, and people who are significant people,
it's not as if the only you know people who have no power, there are people who are significant and
respected recognize,
		
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			he would have sent any one of them,
		
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			he would have sent a group of them.
		
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			But he chose to go himself.
		
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			So here we have a situation where intention is beyond question. Sincere, it is beyond question.
Purpose is beyond question. Effort is beyond question. But what is the result of that journey?
		
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			I don't use the term failure because it was not failure. What the body did was not failure. But the
world the situation, the circumstances that he faced, that he faced, were circumstances which were
all negative. He was abused, he was reviled, He was assaulted, he was wounded.
		
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			All of this happen
		
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			physically that we can see what happened to his heart. How did he feel that in his spirit, Allah
knows, that's between Allah and then he's also
		
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			been talking about forgiveness. So now, crime established we are out.
		
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			Next issue,
		
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			do you have the power to retaliate?
		
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			Allah subhanho wa salam, Salam goes into the, into the garden. And I'm not I'm not telling you the
whole story in detail, first of all, because you know that secondly, we don't have time in the
lecture, which was done when we have time we do that some of the time, but he went into the garden
is given some water, some grapes and so on and so on, then evolved into sudo, then he makes dua to
Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			And he makes the duart. On his router, I described his condition he described on his Rantala how we
can powerless he was what he tried to do. And then he said, but I will continue to work
		
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			until you are pleased.
		
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			He's not saying that, you know, I'm sorry. You gave me this job can't be done. Sorry. Go find
somebody else. No.
		
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			He's saying I will get yelled at this is all what happened to me. But yeah, Rob, I will continue to
work
		
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			until you are pleased. If the whole world is displeased with me. It doesn't matter as long as you
		
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			To please and if you are not pleased with me that it doesn't matter if the whole world is pleased
with me or not makes no difference.
		
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			What was the result of this debate this ROM comes along with another, another Moloch another angel
comes
		
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			up says yada yada so Allah Europe has heard you.
		
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			And your Rob has said this Malak, he has sent his angel
		
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			and he has put this angel under your command, command him and he will do whatever you tell him. The
reason I asked him who are you or what can you do? He said,
		
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			I am the Moloch I am the angel in charge of the mountains that we sell ourselves that what can you
do? He said I can join the two mountains on either side of time.
		
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			He said there will be no time
		
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			there will not even be a memory of time.
		
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			He said every living thing in life will be finished.
		
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			These people around you your RAM has given you this bar.
		
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			Crime established the power to retaliate established and remember if Rosaura had used this power
would Allah smarter ask him a question No
		
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			no unless we're gonna give they do this.
		
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			So now after doing this Buddha said Why did you do better the question of why
		
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			do this
		
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			What was his response? He is my Rob has not sent me to kill me.
		
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			My Rob has not sent me to kill people.
		
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			He's my daughter. My rub is that even if these people do not accept my message that their children
should accept
		
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			them course history is witness that happened.
		
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			Even those people accepted Islam after some time, but then the children
		
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			from among who is Muhammad Ben Carson
		
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			is
		
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			one of the greatest generals of the urban OMA
		
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			for Dhamaka. Same story.
		
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			People who troubled him people who was why they killed his daughter, people who confiscated took
away his wealth. Not only are all of the people who migrated from Mecca to Medina, their wealth was
confiscated. They were harmed. Many of us have our source and salam died.
		
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			Okay, so I can understand you did not ask for those who killed so why are they Allah Han Han? Or yas
or the Allahu Akbar? I was alkyl damages that already been killed in, in bother.
		
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			But what was wrong with asking for compensation for property which was
		
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			you know, unjustly confiscated? What was wrong with asking for compensation for money which was
taken?
		
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			Okay, you didn't ask or ask for the people.
		
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			And there is an autonomous governor of Anambra. He can order it and it will happen.
		
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			What does he do? He stands on the door of a car, and he calls the people so as they come running.
		
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			We will know His army commander.
		
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			So then he says, What shall I do with you?
		
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			So they'll carry
		
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			if you look at him.
		
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			They said you are Kareem, you are you have AIDS.
		
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			And your father as is
		
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			the people who followed all of that when they were chasing him out of Makkah.
		
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			But now he has power. So
		
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			that was another unknown unknown tilaka. Today you are free.
		
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			He decided to add also those of we use over extrinsic to do is brothers.
		
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			He said today there is no blame on you.
		
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			Today, there's nobody when
		
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			you're free. And that's why the people who were in Makkah at that time are called Abdullah. They're
called the freed slaves of Muhammad Sallallahu.
		
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			Because according to the law of the land,
		
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			when a city was conquered, it was the law of the land that the men could be killed and that the
women and children could be taken as slaves
		
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			themselves and did nothing of that. Not a single person was killed. Nobody was enslaved.
		
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			He did not even ask for compensation.
		
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			That is the meaning of forgiveness.
		
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			Caribbean worry responsible for not the death of one person but the death of 70 Sahaabah in a hot
70s app,
		
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			among whom is
		
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			Hamza bin Abdullah Metallica della
		
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			Rasul Allah has an
		
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			uncle and because he was Uncle by religion, but he was the same age and the results are observed
with a companion of Boris or salah, one of his greatest and closest companions, one of his greatest
supporters,
		
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			a huge strength to Islam.
		
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			He also died in the same but to current very responsible for that when current when it comes to
Medina, what is the treatment?
		
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			When he hears when they tell him that Colin and our grass are coming to Medina, he orders and says
nobody will say anything to either of them, which is criticism.
		
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			Because 70 People Who Died their families are in Medina.
		
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			He's no one will say anything, they will not criticize him.
		
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			One of the greatest enemies of Islam.
		
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			The two of them come and also stands up from his place.
		
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			And he puts a shawl on the ground and tells Harlan to come and sit on the shore. So, to the best of
my knowledge from my reading of the Sierra, he did this only on two bills. One was for Fatima Zahra
Delana, his daughter, who he loved so much, and the other one was the one
		
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			who stood up to receive them.
		
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			And he put a shawl on the ground and he made them sit on the shawl as a mark of honor. Who is doing
it too.
		
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			And then it doesn't end with that.
		
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			He then makes Hyland abnormally the commander in chief of the army.
		
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			And he doesn't then with that, he then gives Colin with only the title of Saifullah.
		
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			On the same heartbeat of Iran,
		
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			many years later,
		
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			many years later, Khalid Golan who is dying
		
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			and is dying in his home, his name on his bed.
		
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			last moments of his life, so he's crying.
		
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			A friend comes to him and he says why are you afraid of death? Because no one is me afraid of death.
He said I looked for death.
		
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			He said I went searching for death. In every battle. He's or Allah is Witness. There is not an inch
of my body from the top of my head to the bottom of my feet, which does not have the wound of a
sword or a spear.
		
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			To every single part of my body has some wounds, taken in some battle. But today I'm dying here in
my bed like a camel.
		
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			Like a camel dies in its table is that I wanted shahada FISA we did in the path of Allah in the
battlefields, fighting against the enemies of Islam, but today I'm dying in my pinch.
		
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			That's why I'm weeping.
		
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			So it's a wonderful thing. That's the reason why it is good to have good friends, friends who are
connected to Allah and friends who have wisdom.
		
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			His friend said to him, he said Allah subhanaw taala will give you the chance.
		
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			He said but remember this he said your fate was sealed that day. Russell as the seller gave you the
title Saifullah.
		
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			He said your fate was sealed the day Russell called you the sword of Allah. He said happened the
sword of love for the battle
		
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			he said you could not have been killed
		
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			you could not have been killed no enemy could have killed you.
		
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			After I gave you this title, Saifullah
		
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			sort of
		
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			said your fate was sealed the day when
		
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			you had to when
		
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			you had to be safe in battle mode. Yes. But nobody would kill you. How can the sort of Allah for
		
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			good luck good friends, when they come to your aid when you need the
		
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			final story of forgiveness. Somebody went to advise you of the law.
		
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			Only the debate is after we passed away.
		
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			Some young people went through they said please tell us how did you kill Hamza or the alojado
		
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			Hamza Abdullah motel it was not a
		
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			What not not a usual person. He was one of the greatest warriors of the time.
		
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			He used to like and even he used to fight with both his hands. He was ambidextrous used to fight you
to use two swords. He did not use a shield. He used two swords.
		
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			So he was a great warrior. He was a great expert swordsman.
		
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			He was a wonderful Archer
		
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			when he came back from one of his hunting trips, and they told him that I was * and so on had
been traveling and they had tried to have the horse as he walked with his years getting a boy you
walked with his boy into the era and I was sitting there and I'm tearing up the hotel is slung
slammed his head with the book
		
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			recording him and he said How do you How dare you do anything to buy? Nabi Muhammad? Peter, I accept
Islam now light I love Allah do is do something to me, let me see who who can do anything to me.
		
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			Nobody dare touch it.
		
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			So they asked him, How did you manage to kill this man?
		
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			So alive, he said, I will tell you the story, just as I told the story to Muhammad sallallahu alayhi
wasallam
		
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			why she there? Lana was one of the people for about whom Rosa was a restaurant pass sentence, he had
passed sentence out of Adama con seven people. And he said that these must be killed. They was
executed for the crimes that they had committed. And he said even if they are found hanging from the
keys of the Kaaba,
		
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			even if you find them holding the, the glove of the cover killer.
		
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			What the actual realities are, I think if I'm not mistaken, only one of one was killed all the all
the others you forgive later on. But
		
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			now, so why is that when this when this happened, I left my car and I went to it. And I was planning
to go up somewhere else to some other country or something. And he said some of my friends told me
how much will you run when we do this event to type out a mock event of time. And he said after type
then there was a battle of any type.
		
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			So he said then I left I wanted to go after Abyssinia or somewhere. So one of my friends he says My
friend told me how much will you run? Where will you run? Someday? Somebody's going to find you and
then you will die you will you'll be killed? What is the point of that?
		
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			So go accept Islam make apologize to Mamasan He'll forgive you.
		
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			So why she said I covered myself up completely. So I could not be recognized because he has diverse
reserves or somebody recognizes him on the way he's dead. So he covered himself completely. And he
said I went and sat in front of the board. And he said he extended his hand and he said I have come
to accept Islam.
		
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			Now Islam gave his hand wash he accepted Islam.
		
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			Then
		
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			so he said I removed the cover from my face.
		
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			doesn't recognize me.
		
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			But he did not receive his order. Vision has become Muslim. So he's for you. He said he recognized
me. And then he asked me how did you kill my uncle?
		
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			So when I told him I said jasola I had nothing against jungle.
		
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			I had no fight with him. And nothing is do anything is Islam. He said I was a slave.
		
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			And he said only a slave knows what is the meaning of being a slave.
		
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			He said my master my owner said to me, Mohamed Salah Salem killed my uncle. So if you kill his uncle
and didn't kill anybody, what commandment was that this uncle died in butter.
		
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			So he said if you kill the uncle of a house, I will free you.
		
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			He's a hustler. I was slave for me freedom was everything.
		
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			There was no way otherwise that I could be free.
		
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			So this was a once in a lifetime chance. He said I am a specimen
		
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			in our country in our culture they ever seen in Serbia very good at throwing the spear. That must be
so is the right to my spear. And I went
		
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			to work. He said I did not go to fight anybody. I had only one job one purpose, which was to kill
Hamza.
		
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			So instead are in the Battle of Hadees. I did not engage with anyone. I didn't fight with anyone. I
didn't kill anybody else. He said I went looking for Hamza when
		
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			he said I found him in a place where he was fighting. And he said his eyes were everywhere.
		
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			He was totally alert.
		
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			So he said I hit I sat down I crouched down behind a rock
		
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			And I heard from him.
		
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			He said he was biting a man.
		
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			And he said when he was biting both his hands with his with his with shorts,
		
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			and he said he cut them across his body.
		
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			The man laughed and said, you missed. He said Hamza said, Take a step forward.
		
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			He said, The man took a step forward and he broke into two.
		
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			Now imagine the force of that blow of the sword where this road went through the whole man's body
from one end to the other in the mind into the village.
		
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			That was
		
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			why she said, or the law no is there at that time Hamza bin Abdul Mutallab, another language
relaxed.
		
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			And he said, the moment you relax is like stood up from behind my rock right through my spear. He
said, The spear entered him this way and went through his body.
		
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			He said, he turned around and looked at me and he said, I was terrified.
		
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			He took a step towards me, but the wound was too much the spear was through his body, the wound was
too much he could not stand he felt.
		
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			There, I was afraid even to go close to the body. So it's I waited until I was absolutely certain
that he was dead.
		
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			Then I went to the body. I repeated my spear, and I went off. That's it. I went back to my camp is
that I didn't fight anybody. I did not do anything.
		
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			This is what happened.
		
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			Now,
		
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			who is talking to he's talking to one of the greatest enemies, somebody who caused him so much harm
and wept and wept and wept. He gave the body of observa hotellin. And he read salatu Janaza. On all
the 70s I have us Abdullah Abu Hamza Rhabdo, Madonna's body has already been 30 times.
		
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			Then he bet any with his own hands.
		
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			What does he say to us?
		
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			They say to us, you are enough for you will not get out of my life. I don't want to see your face.
		
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			vanish.
		
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			It isn't.
		
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			What it is yet when he said to him, when you come into my imageless he didn't say don't come. He
said when you come. He said sit to the side or sit at the back.
		
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			The because when I look at you, you remind me of bank.
		
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			So the pain
		
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			becomes due
		
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			even then he's not marrying the man. Even he doesn't say I don't want to see your face. You know
that he says Get out of here. He's talking about himself. Even then he's not even blaming the man
even then, he says when I look at you with my problem, he says mine is not your problem is my
problem.
		
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			I feel bad, the pain of my ankle that gets
		
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			revitalized, it becomes alive again.
		
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			So when you come
		
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			please sit to the side or sit on the back.
		
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			He does not prevent Vashi from looking at the Navi
		
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			which is Ibadah
		
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			he doesn't want to come
		
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			come but if you had me come listen to cloud Quran. Come listen to the Guru's come listen to this.
		
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			Many, many years ago, many many years after that Vashi took part in the battle against ISIL Baraka.
		
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			And when she said that my one aim was to kill Hussein.
		
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			And Israel in the Muslim Gaza was killed.
		
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			With the sword that I was I was given. It was a prophet saw some sword himself.
		
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			And when she said at this, at that instant I threw my spear my spear kills the man. So he said that
if my spear killed the man then he said that spear killed the best of the best of men. And it killed
the worst
		
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			teacher I don't know because I was there also came at the exact time. And
		
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			he hit the man with the sword. He said, But if it were my spear, which were responsible for the
death of the man, he said that my spear with that spear I killed the best of men and I killed the
most.
		
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			This is the meaning of forgiveness and that is the reason there is rewarded because it is something
which is not natural.
		
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			It is something that comes only because of this whoosah of the color. This greatness of the art this
kindness this amazing nobility of character,
		
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			which also lies on its own
		
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			To demonstrate the third point is
		
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			the issue of
		
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			confidence. Now, the very first incident of Rasulullah is a wrestler
		
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			where he announced Islam.
		
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			I've said this many times before that if somebody came to you or me with this particular issue to
say, look, I have to make this announcement to people, which is going to go completely against the
grain of all that they believe.
		
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			They're not going to like it, there's no way that they can like it.
		
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			But I still have to do this because I have taken this job, what is the best way of doing that?
		
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			I can guarantee you, everyone when everyone but everyone will say only one set of things, and that
sort of thing is
		
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			first, when the hearts of people first make friends.
		
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			And we do this thou army I say this all the time, as far as I was concerned, because there is a
there's a logic to this is not it's not some fullest yet, but it's, there's a logic to it there is
there is Quran for this.
		
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			So
		
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			we say, get some support.
		
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			And once you have that support, then you make whatever declaration you have to make.
		
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			But what did the province doesn't do?
		
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			Was he didn't ask Biagio for advice, but he did what is Rob jelajah had commanded him to do.
		
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			And he stood there and he announced now this was via is is like an alarm call.
		
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			It is called people for some days or some grid. So he calls him stay stand on the Hill of sofa. And
he
		
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			makes this announcement he goes there and he stands up it calls people or when the people come
Namita Rosella makes this announcement. What is the announcement, he first says, manager, if I told
you see he's establishing his credibility, he says, If I told you that there was an army behind his
mountain, which was ready to attack you, would you believe me? They said, Yes, we would believe you
because you are a Saudi economy. You are the truthful and the trustworthy, we believe whatever you
tell us, you have never lied to us and so on.
		
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			So having establishes credibility, he says, Therefore, now please listen to me, I am the same one,
the same people, I mean, I'm telling you that if you do not leave this idol worship, if you do not
leave polytheism and if you do not believe in Allah subhanho wa Taala if you do not worship only
Allah without partners, then you will go to Johanna, you will have a bad ending. So save yourself
from the fire. Now.
		
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			Salem is making a statement here
		
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			where he's going completely against the grain of all that the people believe.
		
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			Ask yourself, why is he doing that?
		
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			How is he able to do that?
		
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			And the only answer to that is, it comes from a complete and total faith and belief in the fact that
you are correct.
		
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			That you are right. Now you might say well, you know you can also be up or you can also believe that
about things your
		
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			confidence is not necessarily you can people will do wrong things also believe that they are right.
Nobody actually does the wrong thing believing it is wrong.
		
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			So what is the difference? But I can tell you one thing that the level of Barbados that I'm talking
about can only come with right
		
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			does not come with rock. You can have some confidence with rock. But the level of confidence that
the interviewer had SallAllahu sallam, which enabled him to make this kind of announcement can come
only with
		
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			only when the heart is completely and totally at peace with the fact that this is the truth and
nothing else but the truth.
		
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			Remember, also that this unshakable belief. Now also remember that confidence is different from
arrogance.
		
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			And they were
		
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			given to me Eltham, aadmi, or given
		
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			confidence is different from arrogance. Confidence is to have complete faith and trust in yourself.
To have a sense of pride in your identity.
		
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			Arrogance is to have this and look down on somebody else.
		
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			I like who I am. I have confidence in my ability. I have confidence in my character. I have
confidence in my appearance.
		
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			This is awesome.
		
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			Villa very good, we should have this positive self image. But because of this now I look down on
somebody else. This is arrogance and Islam This is haram. There's no discrimination in Islam.
Because it is discrimination is what looked down on somebody else.
		
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			And whites I look down on someone who is not white I am I'm not white. So I look down on someone
who's white, I'm male, so I look down on someone who's female and vice versa, and so on and so
forth. This is not permissible in Islam. So confidence is not arrogance, please understand that
nothing wrong in being confident as a matter of fact, is extremely important with confidence. Today,
the symbol of confidence of Islam is the woman in the hijab
		
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			is a great, you know, Hamdulillah, Allah has given honor to the sisters, and that's why they are
being attacked everywhere.
		
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			The word is terrified of a woman with a job.
		
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			That's the pathetic state of the of the world.
		
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			And Hamdulillah we ask Allah to protect all our sisters
		
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			we have the confidence to wear the hijab, but this is a symbol of confidence. A woman in a hijab is
not looking down on anybody, she is confident about herself, border identity and unreliable ally, we
ask Allah subhanaw taala for strength and protection for them. So this is what the meaning of
confidence is. And this is the best example of the expression of this confidence is the first
instance where sorceress demonstrated, he announced Islam and was his whole life is filled with
many, many incidents. But as I said, not my purpose here to talk about all of them, we talk about
the ones that we that are enough Inshallah, to illustrate the point that we'll be, we then come out
		
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			of this to the point of courage.
		
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			Now, if you look at courage, courage, again comes out of confidence, courage against comes out of
the feeling of being true to ourselves. Now, interestingly, even in today's world, where the issue
of physical courage seems to be secondary, actually, it is not so. physical courage is not only the
issue of fighting battles, physical courage is in every aspect of our lives.
		
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			physical courage is also moral courage, the ability to stand up for the unpopular view, the ability
to start to stand up for people who are being oppressed. All of this is part of that is also
physical courage, the ability to do all of that. Now in life always. The one of the finest examples
of
		
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			of courage is the battle of hunted
		
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			where Salah was
		
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			in the Battle of Han and this was immediately after Fatah Maka. So the soldiers the two things about
that army one was that this was the first time that the army of Muslims was actually fully equipped.
There's normally all the other battles, they were very badly beaten, poorly equipped, but in the
Battle of war, and they were fully equipped. So that was one. And secondly, the other side of the
story was that this army was the majority of people were people who had recently come into Islam
after North America. So they were not people who had undergone any form of Serbia with wrestlers or
sell them to the all Muslims were who had recently become Muslim. So the kind of is the drama, the
		
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			kind of strength
		
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			the kind of power that Abu Bakr and Omar and Tara and Zubayr and other people rather Lana was made,
that they had many of the people of that army, they didn't have all that. So when they
		
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			first encountered the house him the people
		
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			in our room the people have
		
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			of time, and then the Confederates, the there was almost complete chaos, because they have as ever,
what 20,000 of them and not that every all the traditions and attack is the zip at the same time.
But in that first shot of battle, the Muslims turned and ran, they literally it was about it was not
even a retreat was the complete opposite.
		
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			It was allowed to such an extent that I was rather Lago was standing in his army, he was absolutely,
you know, astonished, and he said, only the sea will stop them, meaning that they will run all the
way to die. There's no they're not going to stop before that. One was there is a disease, another
Ebola, meaning that we have lost this battle, it's gone.
		
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			And it is.
		
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			So people are losing hope people are losing courage. And in that situation, he was reading a white
moon and Abdullah Massoud Golan said that
		
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			As I saw the person that said I'm going towards the enemy, everyone else is running away. The person
was alone is going towards not only is going towards but he was riding his mule and he put up his
hand and he was shouting and saying I am Mohammed bin Abdullah metallic.
		
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			I am Mohammed bin Abdullah.
		
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			So Abdullah says that says an ally and says an Abbas and others he says they grab the bridle of the
mule, they try to stop him. They say, they want you they kill you the whole everything is finished.
		
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			This whole thing is about that. So please don't expose yourself does not listen.
		
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			He continues. Then Abdullah also said he turned and he saw me and he said call the unsavoury.
		
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			Call the answer? And after I also said I called out and said yeah,
		
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			even if the answer there was the one Rajat who were the family of a solar cell.
		
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			Now, Abdullah says that when I call me and Sam they came.
		
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			They came in surrounded the borders of a cell. And he said at that time, there must have been about
100 people or so. That's it.
		
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			And then Allah subhanho wa Taala sent his aid.
		
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			Abdullah and Masuda Ron said we saw a black mass descend from the heavens, it hit the Earth and
dispersed and it looked like ads.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala knows what his armies are, like, Allah knows who are the soldiers of his
armies. But he said this is what it looked like it looked like ads dispersing.
		
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			And the result of that. I'm not gonna mention the Quran, Allah says in surah Tauba. So read
		
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			the whole battle, the whole tide of battle turn, the Muslims won that battle, they got huge Vanina
		
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			and so on and so on. So courage, physical courage. Now think about this, as far as we know, from his
appearance, and so on and so forth, that he was a person of average height.
		
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			He was a person of average bit. He was not 10 feet tall and four feet wide now.
		
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			He looked as if he was the tallest if he was among people, but he bought but But was he that honest?
No, it was not. It just appeared like that because of his confidence the way he held himself and so
on and so forth.
		
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			physical courage is not a factor of your strength or size.
		
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			physical courage is not a factor of the size of your biceps.
		
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			There are people who, who look very strong who are very strong, but they have no deal.
		
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			So physically, courage comes from
		
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			personal confidence.
		
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			Maurice, that's why moral courage is a factor is behind physical courage. Unless you have moral
courage. You cannot have physical and moral courage comes out of truthfulness, moral courage comes
out of the truth, moral courage comes out of the ability, the confidence in what you're saying. This
is a character of all the MBA Musella
		
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			take one single man,
		
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			one single man.
		
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			No, Uma, Allah, God Omala the resume
		
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			he's done. He's standing up to the king is standing up to all the people. They want to trim it to
the fire and burn him and all kinds of things. One man alone
		
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			by himself. How does it do that? Discourage Musa Lisara Allah's rather I described that entire scene
		
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			of Musa Islam standing before we're out in his in his court.
		
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			I don't mind if he stick in his hat.
		
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			And who is Ramses the fourth the Pharaoh Musa.
		
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			He is the most powerful human being on the face of the earth at the time.
		
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			The king of the most powerful kingdom of the time,
		
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			master of the greatest wealth that anyone had at the time
		
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			and in front of that King, and these are you know, truly we today we have underlined is a good
thing. But today we have no idea about the actual power of an absolute monarch.
		
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			When Bush Blair combined wanted to invade Iraq, they had to tell a lot of lies. They had to build a
lot of public opinion.
		
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			You had Colin Powell had to go and lie through his teeth before the General Assembly of the United
Nations to try and build out what was in it while they would have gone to though they could not have
gone for
		
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			What it is a lot of public opinion has to be built and, you know, they have to create this entire
edifice of lives of course, and hamdulillah thanks to the Chilcott report and so on It collapsed on
their heads.
		
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			But the kings of the old, the absolute monarchy, they didn't need to do any of that.
		
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			They just ordered and it happened.
		
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			The same Pharaoh is filled out of masala Salah promises the vote, he is the one who ordered all the
male children of the one is Bani Israel to be killed. It didn't didn't wait to build public support.
He didn't do a ad campaign before that. No.
		
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			It was that.
		
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			Historians have said that
		
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			they have said that maybe 70,000 children were killed.
		
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			Jeep Can you imagine that what kind of barbarity is that? What kind of complete
		
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			raw power nothing is. That is the man in front of whom Musa is standing that same ground if he
wanted he would have had Musa alayhis salam chopped into a femur.
		
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			It means which
		
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			there's no fear and misery Sarah why? Because it's connected almost Renata diligence. Courage comes
from connection to Allah. Courage is the factor of the art of man Allah. When the slave recognizes
that law Nafi Allah, then he gets courage.
		
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			When he realizes that nobody can harm and nobody can benefit il Allah except Allah subhanaw taala
you get courage. Courage is a factor of la ilaha illAllah Muhammad Rasool Allah
		
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			that is the way that courage commitment that courage is unshakable. Because it comes from Allah
Subhan Allah Allah subhanaw taala strength of the heart, Allah subhanaw taala makes the person
		
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			gives the person that courage. And as I said, this is the characteristic of all the MBI gave you the
example of true But same thing you take his alarm take
		
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			all the courage is a factor of the truth of being on the truth.
		
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			And being connected with Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			out of this comes summer fortitude, now
		
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			what is what is our Allah subhanaw taala mentioned the issue of slavery Well, it's rather sad
		
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			this time, you know be slavery was solid
		
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			in the Bahamas slavery now suburb is I mentioned this before right and but I think it's important to
clarify that summer is not simply to sit and do nothing.
		
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			Summer is not simply to sit and do nothing. Summer is to do your best and then stand before Allah
subhanho Dona della Dorado and ask for itself
		
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			right now inshallah we will take a break for Maori which I think time for so. We take a break from
our live and then we'll come back after Maori to finish the rest of it in sha Lumsden was around
Allah will carry Murali he was right there