Mirza Yawar Baig – Jumuah 099 Reflect On The Quran Part4

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The title "reflection" is essential in the work of a series of lectures on the Quran, and it is obligatory to recite the title. The pressure on individuals to be present with their weight and height is emphasized. The recitation of the Quran is a way to support non Muslims and is important for building trust. The importance of finding one's own "hasn't done" and considering the value of their actions is emphasized. The recitation of the Quran is a way to support non Muslims and is a way to build a successful life.

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			Alhamdulillah salat wa salam O Allah.
		
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			Allah Allah He was
		
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			about, I think it's a sign or eat, that the masjid is now filled with more Malaika than human
beings. But usually it's more like 100 venturella
		
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			we continue with our series of lectures on reflecting on the Quran. And as you know, we have been
using sort of it as the basis for this reflection. And we talked about the first episode
		
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			and then the second one, which is 100.
		
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			And then we come to the third one, Rahim.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala mentioned his two qualities
		
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			of mercy one is his personal name or one, which incidentally, we don't understand this in our
countries because we don't speak Arabic but Ramadan is the name of Allah, Allah and therefore, it is
not to be used by itself, it is obligatory to say before Ramadan, so Abdul Rahman
		
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			we have a habit here of saying
		
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			all of this is actually it is delightful. So it is not permissible at all, it is not permissible to
say that
		
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			so it should be like like you say, Allah, you can name somebody Allah. Allah is Abdullah similarly
Abdurahman.
		
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			So that's the point on that.
		
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			Interesting, an important point to understand is a man is on the same wasn't is on the same meter
the same sound as us Shan.
		
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			SHAN is very thirsty, but one is very angry, Joanne is very hungry. So it's Ramadan is the peak of
mercy.
		
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			Ramadan is a peak of mercy.
		
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			The only issue with the peak of anything is that after the peak of the decline, nothing remains at
the peak forever. So it is if you are
		
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			at that level of anger forever You can remain at the level of thirst or hunger forever. So at some
point it declines and that is
		
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			huge. His other attribute is Allah and Allah him Rahmani Raheem Rahim is on the same
		
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			wasn't as Jamil and Kareem, which is a state which continues.
		
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			So Jamil is beautiful. And if you are beautiful, then you don't suddenly on one fine morning, wake
up in the morning and find that you're not beautiful anymore? Or is your Kareem you are honorable,
then you don't suddenly become dishonorable? overnight. So Jamil curry, all of these means something
that continues. So Ramadan is the peak of mercy. And Rahim is that peak which continues at the level
of the peak. And this is the
		
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			this is the beauty of the data that describes himself in these in these beautiful ways. So we're
saying in the case of Rahim is that his mercy is always at its peak, never faltering, never running
out, never declining, never receding. And we ask Allah subhanaw taala to cover us with His mercy in
this world and the next urahara him
		
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			one night Allah Jalla Jalla. Now very important for us to reflect as I said, when we I The reason
I'm taking certain Fatiha is because this surah is something that we recite the most, it is
obligatory to recite Fatiha in every record of every Salah whether it is forward whether it is so
now there is nothing and therefore it is important for us to understand and reflect on what it is
that we are reciting and what it is that we are listening to my brothers and sisters, please reflect
on the mercy of Allah subhanaw taala that all that which is essential in life, Allah Subhana Allah
gave us without charge. He gave us a free he gave us water free, except where we polluted it and now
		
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			we have to buy water. And that's our own.
		
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			Our own problem. Allah subhanaw taala gave us our instincts free Allah gave us our intelligence free
and most of all, and most important of all, Allah gave us his IRA for free. We didn't pay to get him
that he that we got for free. We didn't pay for Islam Islam we got free.
		
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			The Quran is free. Allah subhanaw taala gave us this column. It's free for anyone who's interested
in listening to it, interested in understanding it and interested in
		
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			Living by it, Allah doesn't charge us a fee to read his kilometers, charges a fee to live by his
Quran. So all of this came for free. But please reflect on this, that
		
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			for those who first received it, for those of us who received the Quran, it was not free.
		
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			They pay the price.
		
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			himself, there are innumerable in Bulgaria and elsewhere about the about the revolution itself,
which show the immense strain, physical and emotional, that
		
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			went through whenever he was receiving
		
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			amazing, immense strain, as many, many, many instances of this where the IRS, for example, where
Allah subhanaw taala, declared the innocence of, say, the Asia today,
		
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			where the she says that it was a very cold
		
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			day in Medina, very cold evening. And when
		
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			we received those of the innocence of ISIS, Alana, she said that there was sweat dripping from his
forehead and his face, as if he had had a bath.
		
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			That level of imagine what kind of strain what kind of thing must have been on his heart. And so on.
Another instance, nosara salaam was lying down, and he had his head in the lap of a blue lightning
muscle. I think that that's a savvy who, with whom this is associated. And think about this, this is
this also illustrates the kind of relationship that he had, which is combining there was no, he was
not a formal person who, you know, their respective and that's the whole issue of the whole issue of
other ways that if your elder puts his arm around your shoulder, you don't put your arm around the
shoulder. That's that's the, the requirement of other. But also, Shannon was not formal, in the
		
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			sense of being unapproachable. He was not formal in the sense of being distant in the sense of being
cold. He was very warm, he was highly approachable, he was not distant at all. And so he was lying
down with his head in the lap of Abdullah muscle, Milano, and as I said, I'm not absolutely sure
about whether it was a muscle or somebody else, but I think it was more so when he received way.
		
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			And the muscle says that I felt that my leg would break. He said there was such an enormous weight
on my leg that I thought my leg would break.
		
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			Another instance, let me show someone was riding on his camera. He was riding on his camel when he
received why, and the camel couldn't stand. Now imagine the cameras of Mr. Borden it can carry huge
loads. But the camel could not stand she collapsed. she knelt down,
		
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			just with the strain and the width of the column of Allah subhanho wa sallam paid a price, paid a
price for receiving the column of Allah subhanho wa Taala gela. General,
		
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			the Sahaba
		
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			also paid a price, they paid a price in money, they paid a price in living with danger on a day to
day basis. They paid a price literally with their lives. And they paid a price with loss of property
to receive and live by.
		
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			And they paid this price. So that today we can receive and we can live by this column, Allah
subhanaw taala, free of cost. So what is our excuse? That we don't do that? Seriously, we need to
ask ourselves this question and say, how is it that I don't live by the color of Allah subhanaw
taala, even though it came to me for free, and maybe that's an oxymoronic statement, we don't live
by the color of Allah because it came for free. If you had to struggle for it, then maybe we would
have done it. And you see this, you see a glimpse of this, even today, among many of the reverts who
accept Islam, they come from out other religions, they accept Islam. And as a result of accepting
		
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			Islam, they have to face all kinds of persecution, they have to face all kinds of difficulties and
hardship, their families throw them out, they have to face isolation, and that strengthens them. And
you find that they are Alhamdulillah. They practice Islam much better and much more closely than
people like us who are born into the religion. And we got it for free. Nobody was forcing us to do
anything. And so we tend to take it easy, and we tend to make compromises and we tend to pick and
choose, but the people who got it paid a price for it, they have a value for it. Now, that does not
mean that this is okay. It's obviously not okay, if there is something which has value. And if we
		
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			don't see the value in it, then we need to ask ourselves the question and say how come I don't see a
value in something which somebody else is seeing a value in. And that's why it's very important to
keep on reflecting on this and thinking about this and saying that
		
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			reciting and reading a live column of Allah. Allah as I've said many times before, the Quran is a
living. The Quran is not some mantra to be recited. The Quran is a living column, Allah subhanaw
taala is actually speaking to us.
		
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			Allah is actually speaking to us, even like even the Tamia another day, they used to actually use
this terminology. Allah said this to me,
		
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			doesn't mean that he was assuming he's not he's not saying that. He's saying that when he's reading
the column of Allah, it is as if Allah subhanaw taala is talking to him.
		
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			And that's why one of my job was to say that you will never understand and live until the Quran, the
loser of the Quran happens on your heart.
		
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			Once again, that does not mean you receive a means that the caliber of Allah must enter your heart,
you must live by the caliber of Allah Something must happen to you, when you read the column must be
some change in our lives must be some change in our in our actions.
		
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			Talking about the price that the Sahaba paid, take the case of most of
		
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			the famous a hobby of
		
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			the ambassador, the emissary of Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam who he sent to Madina munawwara
		
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			was one of the wealthiest and one of the
		
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			one of the one of the most
		
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			iconic of young men from Africa, most of them are was highly admired for his style for his clothes,
for his dressing for the kind of perfumes used to wear. He used to say that if he walked through a
street and you came, you pass by, after some time, you could still still smell the perfume up
		
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			in the air in that in that street.
		
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			had his mother was their mother was a very wealthy woman. And also she was a very powerful, very
dominating and domineering kind of woman, people were actually afraid of her.
		
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			When he accepted Islam, and he used to love his mother very much, he loved him very much.
		
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			But when he accepted Islam, all of that changed. And his mother tried to get him to leave Islam. In
every way possible, she tried to persuade him, she tried to argue with him. When that didn't work,
she tried to force him. When that didn't work, she actually imprisoned him, she locked him up in the
house. And but none of that worked. So finally, most of
		
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			his mother said to him, like like most,
		
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			you also advise people, if you have, if you have wealth, and you have a son, or a daughter who is
acting funny, then you say, Well, you know, they do all this because they get the money for free.
Just cut off the money, and they will come to their senses. So the mother said, Alright, so if you
insist on this religion, then
		
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			get out of my house.
		
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			So no, no more of
		
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			the money for all the fine clothes and the fine perfumes and whatnot. So get out to my house, and
mosa bedroom, I agreed, and most of whom I left the house. Now, as he was leaving, she must have
been one
		
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			tough cookie.
		
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			So as he was leaving,
		
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			she said to him what
		
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			he said, You told me that, you know, I said leave the house. But the closer away, they belong to me,
I paid for them. So take them off.
		
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			She gave him one sheet of glass to wrap himself so that he is not naked.
		
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			She even took away his clothes. And she's
		
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			completely destitute Can you
		
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			put yourself in this place because it is very,
		
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			it's not easy for people who have, you know, in in leadership training.
		
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			One of the things that one of the exercises we do sometimes with leadership training is we get a
group of people together in a room. And then we make them
		
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			empty their pockets. So their wallets and watches and the phones and we take everything away, put it
into each one is a sealed bag with a name, so it's not lost. And then we give them a very small
amount of money, we give them maybe 50 rupees or something, you know, like like $1. And we tell them
now, you are another one. You have to find yourself to bank your to find your way to Bangalore, and
you have only this $1 in your pocket.
		
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			How you coming up to me is actually great fun if you because then you start looking at different
ways of
		
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			maybe catching a ride on a truck or getting a ride or something. Anyway, the point I'm making is
that one of the first things that happens to people who are in that particular leadership exercise
is a sense of complete disorientation
		
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			because I suddenly all my assets I have my money, my credit cards and everything else.
		
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			Suddenly they I don't have access to them anymore. So how would I live? So imagine he marries, his
mother was not doing a leadership exercise, she just took everything away.
		
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			That also helps support those who are sincere. So
		
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			this is my situation, I'm talking about how to have a better price for their religion. So I
		
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			went to
		
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			this situation, so I sent him to Medina. Now this was a time between the first bite
		
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			before the before the battle was before the first meeting. And so there was some interest in Medina,
Islam people were, they had offered
		
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			sanctuary there. So he said, Go to Medina and present Islam to the people. Now Moses
		
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			was a beautiful recite of the Quran is his recitation was very beautiful. So he went to Medina, and
he started presenting Islam to the people. And his way of presenting was the way of Rosaura Salah,
which was to recite Quran. And this was the way also never argued with anybody. He didn't make long,
long talks and long bans. He used to people said what what does your upset and he would actually
recite Quran.
		
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			And that is that is actually the most beautiful way to this day because it's something that we don't
use, especially people who are in the work of our I see them over and over again, they do not
actually use the Quran.
		
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			I'm not talking about handing out translations of the Quran to people I'm not saying recite column,
recite the Quran, recite the column of Allah subhanaw taala. Because the column of Allah subhanaw
taala, even when you cannot understand it has a power. It has a power to enter the heart, the sound
of the Quran itself, I'm not saying you should not understand it, of course we should understand.
But even though you don't, meaning that, for example, if you recite the Quran to people who are not
Muslim, they made for many Muslims, for example, for many non Muslims, they have actually never
heard the aura.
		
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			Just think about that, where do we listen to that we listen to the massages, and there's usually no
non Muslims who come there, generally speaking,
		
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			the only thing that they hear
		
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			and there is such in most places that you know, it's
		
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			Yeah, it's scary. It's scary.
		
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			I'll tell you a little short story. But that is that that story doesn't make sense in anything other
than Oh, so let me tell you.
		
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			There's a friend of mine in the industrial estate in Bangalore near Bangalore called peer
		
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			to peer and budgeted. Muslims
		
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			will correct them
		
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			don't
		
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			direct those, they won't take away
		
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			Islam.
		
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			So, this can be translated into English Sorry about that.
		
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			So the point is that this is what most non Muslims actually hear. They do not actually hear the
recitation of the Quran. And that's why it's very important to use the methodology there is a power
in the method of the Nabhi. So let us let us try to recite Quran the Quran to people so that they
hear the the speech of Allah subhanaw taala. Then later on, you can explain there's no point in just
talking about the translation of the if, you know, Allah said this, Allah said this and we speak in
English. Allah did not say to me, he said it in Arabic, there is a reason there's a power in the
language, which one must not lose track of. So to do this, now,
		
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			there was a man crusade today.
		
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			No, that wasn't done with it and see that see how Allah subhanaw taala changes people this was said
before that he
		
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			when he heard about Musab
		
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			that he had come to Medina and he was preaching Islam and so on was a bill that got so angry. He got
so upset that he went straight to wasabi, right? He pulled out his is a problem. his bow pulled out
arrow, he drew the arrow, and he stood in front of him and he said I am going to kill you.
		
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			He's going to kill you. Right face to face.
		
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			So most Obama did what he did all the time.
		
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			He said no problem. You can kill me. But before you kill me, why don't you listen to what I have to
say.
		
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			And that is the undoing of everybody else.
		
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			He said why don't you listen to what I have to say.
		
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			After the man is in my power, yeah, I'm pointing a gun at his head. What can you do? What do you
have to say he's a put on the air.
		
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			He's okay.
		
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			Because there's no point in suddenly he gets his finger slips or something and you got a problem. So
he said, he put his IRA and Masato Delano recited Koran
		
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			and said, You know, they got so captivated by that. He said, This is what you came to tell us. This
is what Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam is receiving. He said, Yes, he said de la la la la jolla.
		
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			Now, the same was had been with
		
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			the famous story, which I mentioned before, also, he's about the same as this man was going to kill
Musab.
		
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			One day he was reciting. He was reciting surah, Al Kahf, in the head.
		
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			And he was in a camp. So he was outside Medina. And
		
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			his horse was tied to one side, and his little son was sleeping on the on the ground. And also,
there was standing, he was reciting SoTL calf in the head. And suddenly soil was getting very
agitated and moving around. And he was afraid that his son might be injured. So he completed his
recitation, he finished, and he looked up, and he saw a big cloud, which are descended almost at
head level, and they were lights sparkling in the cloud.
		
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			Obviously, when is this happening to us, I
		
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			make this happen to all of us in general.
		
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			So here we went.
		
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			This is what happened to me. I was reciting social graph. And suddenly this cloud descended and
there were lights in the cloud and my heart started jumping up and down in agitations. Whilst I
finished my dissertation quickly.
		
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			Those were melodica. Those were angels who had descended to listen to your recitation.
		
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			And he said, if you had continued to continue your recitation, the people of Medina would have seen
the angels because they would have remained.
		
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			They imagine a man who went to kill Osama. Allah gives him a man to such an extent that he then
recites Koran in such a way that the Mallika decided to listen to him.
		
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			And talking about people who paid a price for this dean of ours.
		
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			So this also had been oh there.
		
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			He was related to another big
		
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			or the biggest, probably leader of the people of Medina, the head of house, whose name was sad for
Delano.
		
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			And it seems that the motherland was the man who finally when he when he became shaved in the Battle
of after the Battle of
		
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			numbers, Allah Sallam said, the harsh of Allah subhanho wa Taala shook because I've been moderate,
		
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			that was a level he said the malayaka have come to take SAT.
		
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			And this had been what was said to
		
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			Musab.
		
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			He said that
		
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			all the people that you are speaking to in Medina, he said, these are individuals, you know, you
speak to somebody he becomes Muslim as a Muslim. So it's in sporadic you know, ones and twos and so
on. He said, If you can convince one man,
		
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			if you can convince one man then he said I guarantee you that the entire tribe of aos the entire
tribe of the bundles will become Muslim. And that's a huge clan,
		
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			and big time warriors. So, I said fine, take me to it.
		
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			took him to the garden of
		
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			sadness, what.
		
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			So, they went bigger than this, they were sitting there under a tree and in the distance the saw
		
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			and another friend of his standing
		
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			and then they saw some conversation between the two and sad when word came towards these people are
sitting under the tree. And you know, as I mentioned many times before, personal arms carrying your
own personal arms was part of the
		
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			part of the dressing of a man.
		
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			Right? So
		
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			here the spirit is and he, he came.
		
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			So he came there. And he said to them, he said, Get out of here.
		
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			And he said to said, Don't worry, he said, I'm even telling you to get out because you are my
relative.
		
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			said if you are not be my relative, I would not even have spoken, I would have simply chopped your
head off.
		
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			Because I
		
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			don't want to see if
		
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			someone sent me a letter.
		
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			And he said to him, the same thing which used to say, he said to him, I will go
		
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			No problem. This is your land. Man you have a right to decide who comes here and who goes from here.
I will go but why don't you listen to me?
		
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			I came all this way I just have to give you a message will you not listen to the message? And then
if you want me to leave I believe
		
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			so once again
		
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			manually wants to talk. So he said What is it?
		
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			So Muslim University Why don't you sit up?
		
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			Cuz I didn't watch tuck his bed in the garden? He said,
		
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			No, sir.
		
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			Listen to the column of Allah.
		
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			And he said, this is what he brought. He said, Yes.
		
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			Gentlemen, tell me what should I do?
		
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			He said, say, Allah, Allah, Allah,
		
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			Allah subhana wa masa de la la la la, La MaMa la sala.
		
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			And then he said, I give you my prediction, you can talk to anybody who like to stay here as long as
you like.
		
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			He got up. And he went back to his friend was standing and watching and his friend said that I, when
he turned around and came, he said, I knew that this was not the side who went this was a different
side who was going
		
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			to they could see from the way he was coming, that this is a different man is not the same man who
went from here.
		
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			And then sad, then why did his style of Dawa now that's not a that's not something I recommend?
Well, for everybody, to be able to do that you have to have some level of acceptability. So is it
sad when Mark called his people and he said, I have accepted Islam and I'm ordering you to accept
Islam. And if you do not accept Islam, I do not talk to you from now onwards.
		
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			That's it
		
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			does not recommend everybody even might say you won't talk to me or that's what I was waiting for
all this while very good.
		
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			For you, please accept Islam. Otherwise, I don't talk to you.
		
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			And the writer of the Sierra says that some of them accepted Islam right then.
		
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			Others accepted later. But he said the sun did not set until the entire tribe have been who else had
come into Islam, entire tribe and accepted Islam.
		
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			These are people who paid a price.
		
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			This must have been a matter of gelato did this and his, what he got was that most of the major
Sahaba in Medina,
		
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			accepted Islam at the hands of Muslims.
		
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			He's Islam is thanks to Muslims.
		
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			They paid a price.
		
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			In the Battle of
		
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			Allah migrated, he came, he was there to receive Him.
		
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			And then there was butter. And after that, in the Battle of
		
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			the standard of Islamic give him the flag, the battle standard of Islam.
		
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			And Musa Meyer was the standard bearer of Islam. Now, as you know, in a battle,
		
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			the enemy always attacks the flag bearer the standard there, because if they can cut down that one
standard bearer, it demoralizes, the whole army.
		
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			As long as the flag is flying, people will rally towards the flag, but is a flag false, then it's a
calamity.
		
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			So most of Miramar got attacked from all sides. He had some of his comrades some of his
		
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			brothers in arms who are defending him. And one by one, they all got cut down until Musab was Oh.
		
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			And then the enemy one of them struggling with a sword, and he chopped his right arm off.
		
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			It's very easy to tell these stories. And usually when I tell people this kind of thing, I tell them
if you have a pin, take a pin now and stick it in your finger.
		
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			Feel how it feels the stick one pin your finger we're talking about somebody whose whole arm got
chopped off.
		
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			He chopped his right arm off, grab the flag with his left arm with his left hand and did not allow
the flag to fall. The man chopped his left arm off most of the flag to his body with the stumps of
his arms. The man spirit in from the back of the Spirit came out of his chest and muscle number fell
and after that deflection.
		
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			When the battle was over, sent people as it were it was a big
		
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			surprise volume and they found him and they came and came and he saw his body and wept. He wept and
he said I have seen you when you were
		
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			An icon in Makkah.
		
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			And he said today you are lying here.
		
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			And we do not even have a cloth to cover your body completely. Muslim Burma was a tall man.
		
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			So when they were trying to find a coffin for him, they bought a piece of cloth. And the cloud was
not long enough, not big enough, since they covered his head, his feet would be there and they
covered the feet, the head would be bare arms that cover the head, and put some grass on the feet,
and wept.
		
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			And about the same man who said we were talking about the price that does have a bit to get this
column of Allah which we got for free.
		
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			Another one of us have again paid a huge price, a man by the name of
		
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			villano. He said,
		
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			he said, we migrated with the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam, from Mecca to Medina. And we know
that the reward of that is with Allah.
		
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			But he said that some of us did not see any of that reward in this life.
		
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			And he said most of it, No, mine was one of them.
		
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			He said, we know that the reward is with Allah. But we did not see any of that some of us did not
see any of that reward in this life. And one of them who did not see any of that reward his life was
most of it no matter what.
		
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			I find myself when you let us take this Dean seriously, is Dean has come to make us winners in this
world and the next and that is why I have never understood the reluctance of following the
		
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			why would you not want to follow something which makes you a winner?
		
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			You know, how many of you are allergic to becoming winners? How many of you have decided that you
want to be losers? Why would you why would you not want to practice something which makes you a
winner? Unless you have doubts about that? Seriously? Seriously, why would you not practice
something which makes you a winner? Unless you have doubts about that?
		
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			It is the mark of trust that you take risk. It's a mark of trust, that you use something. And that
is the question I want to ask is, do you really trust Allah?
		
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			Seriously ask this question to yourself? Do you really trust Allah?
		
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			I know you don't say yes.
		
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			I'm not talking about that. In your heart. Ask yourself. Do you really trust Allah? Do you really
believe the promises of Allah?
		
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			I don't know Muslims, I don't believe Allah promise. That doesn't matter what we talk
		
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			to Allah.
		
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			What do you want to call the Buddha ID
		
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			or Judo, the mechanics, Ebola, Allah said, on the day of judgment, these talking faces will be shut
up. A seal will be placed on the mouth, on the tongue.
		
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			And the hands will speak about what you made them do. And the feet will speak. The legs will speak
about where you made them walk and do and the places that you took them to. The body will bear
witness, the skin will speak about what you made it to the eyes will speak about what you made them
see the years will tell the story of what you made them here. Today, they are all subject to you and
your will. On the day of judgment, Allah subhanaw taala will make them independent, and they will
complain about the individual to Allah, Allah, you sent me to this man.
		
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			And he forced me to see that because
		
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			you sent me to this man who sent me to this woman and she forced me to do to listen to that which
was
		
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			you sent me to this man or this woman who gives us strength. And they use this strength to oppress
people, they use this strength to disobey you they use this strength to fall into all kinds of sin.
		
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			Let us be aware of that day because that day will come.
		
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			And that's the question I want to leave with you today, which is very simple. We talking about the
CFR.
		
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			The third I have sort of the five year
		
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			anniversary question is we have this column of data. We have the book of Allah subhanaw taala of
what uses it to us. How are we using this resource? How are we benefiting from this resource? And
not talking only about reading it for thought that you also we should do
		
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			and talking about the benefit of this in this life in such a way that the next life becomes
beneficial for us? How do we use Salah to solve our worldly problems? And seriously if this Salah
cannot get us a piece of dried bread in this life? How is the seller going to help us on the day of
judgment? How is the seller going to take us across the setup? How is this going to become a sharpie
for us in the cover
		
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			When the when the angels come to ask questions.
		
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			What kind of Salah is that the Salah cannot do anything for us in this life
		
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			is so weak, it's so dead.
		
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			And I'm talking about those who pray those who don't pray that they don't even have that dead Salah.
		
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			But those who pray.
		
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			That's right when measured when you anything you want benefit on, you have to work on it.
		
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			You have to practice you have to work on it. There's this wonderful book called outliers by Malcolm
Gladwell.
		
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			He talks about the 10,000 hour rule. And nothing Gladwell statistically proves that if you want to
be good at something to the level of expertise, you must do it at least 10,000 hours of that, not
10,000 times 10,000 hours.
		
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			Only then will you become good at that thing, whichever, whichever it is that you're trying to do.
		
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			So let's ask ourselves how many hours of solid we have two hours.
		
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			If there was a licensed like, like a flying licensed, pilot sitting as I thought of it, to keep your
flat you have to give your flying license valid, you have to have that many hours of flying time
right.
		
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			To get the license, you need hours of flying time to keep the license valid, you must have that much
of flying time. If Allah subhanaw taala gave us a validity license for Salah.
		
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			Using we'd make it
		
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			give us a valid license to say that Salah has to be done so many hours. Do you think we have that?
		
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			And that's my question. My question is why would you want to be in a situation where you do not use
the most powerful resource that there is?
		
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			It makes absolutely no sense.
		
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			Absolutely no sense. It's like somebody was a beautiful car but he's walking on the road. He has
noise thumping, lifts
		
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			doesn't use the car. Somebody was a was a credit card, a platinum credit card? No spending limits,
but he's going in begging people for money. Can I have some money to buy a cup of tea? Why are you
doing that you got the money to buy whatever you want. Why don't you use your resource. That's the
that is where we are. We have the resource, but we do not use a resource like anything else. It is
beneficial only if it is used is beneficial only when it is used. If you don't use it, it has no
benefit. It sits there. It just sits there.
		
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			And that's the state with our salon. That's why I'm saying the color of Allah is a living color. It
came for us to respond to it. And therefore let us understand it and respond to it. ask Allah
subhanaw taala to open our hearts to his note, ask Allah subhanaw taala to open our hearts to their
to his column so that we can read the Quran we can understand the Quran we can enjoy Salah, the
sweetness of Salah that we can enjoy and ask Allah Subhana Allah to make this great resource for us
and to accept all your grace was Allah Allah Allah will Karim Allah