Mirza Yawar Baig – Living Islam #50

Mirza Yawar Baig
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The speaker discusses the importance of maintaining good relationships and friendships in order to achieve success in storm stormy environments. They recommend reading a book about Sirhammer's biography as a starting point for learning about leadership and finding one's own success. The importance of respecting people and avoiding negative behavior is emphasized, along with the need to find a partner to help and encourage others to pursue interests. The transcript also describes a group of people, including Lisa, who discuss their upcoming meeting with Allah and the importance of finding people who have not experienced the storm.

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			filarmonica Rahim al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa salatu salam ala Shafi MBA will mousseline
Muhammad Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi, wa aalihi wa sahbihi seldom at the Sleeman kathira in the
Sierra
		
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			Nevada, my dear brother and sister, they thought, let me show you the scene which you saw earlier,
which was the fall colors Millenium, all the trees that you see behind me, you saw them already, but
you won't recognize enough, we had this beautiful snow storm, and now everything is covered with
snow, the temperature outside now is about it's not that cold, it's about I think two degrees or one
on one degree or something like that.
		
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			It's not minus, and the snow in the trees is melting. And as I talk to you, you will probably see
some snow falling from the trees behind me. There you go, as I'm speaking, I can see it. And that's
because the sun is out. And this is one of the very beautiful things about this part of the world,
which is that right through winter, we have bright sunlight. So it's it is
		
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			it is very pleasant. It doesn't get dull and gray and, you know, depressing. It's you always have to
have fresh eyes and, and the sunlight is so bright that literally it's you have to sort of, you
know, screw up your eyes to look where there's snow, because the white reflects, it reflects the
sunlight so powerful, that it completely does as I'm sitting here under this tree, and there is snow
melting and falling, hopefully it
		
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			won't fall on the head.
		
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			In our series are living Islam and as I speak to you we are again in the middle of this
		
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			storm of emotions and and, you know, actions and reactions. May Allah subhanaw taala save us from
all sorts of
		
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			illogical action no matter who does it. And help us to live in this world in a way where we spread
goodness around us. And goodness means for anyone who lives in this world Islamic concept of
goodness is not restricted to Muslims. It's Anyone who lives in this world.
		
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			It's very important to understand that
		
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			that maintaining people's dignity and respecting each other and respecting each other, respecting
those who others respect all of this is very critical and important in the aspect of maintaining
good relationships. You cannot maintain good relationships. If you treat people with disrespect. And
if you treat those who their respect with disrespect, whoever they might be.
		
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			Sadly, that is what is happening today. And it's happening from
		
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			the highest places
		
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			of temporal authority in the world, which is heads of state and so on and so forth. And obviously
the results are not something that you know, one would wish they are reserved what one would expect
but they're not results that one would wish as I'm sitting and talking to you because of the snow
now all the migratory birds have disappeared. And I can hear black capped chickadee calling from the
tree rob me. These birds a little bit dad big, black capped chickadee c
		
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			h i c a d e
		
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			look it up on Google beautiful little bird.
		
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			So, but they've stayed through the winter and it's amazing how in extremely cold temperatures they
still managed to
		
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			to survive and to thrive and they stay in thick hedges and in bushes and so on.
		
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			Contrary to what you might expect, birds don't build nests to stay in in winter.
		
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			In winter, they stay outside they stay in bushes and they stay in hedges and in evergreen trees. And
Allah subhanho wa Taala protects them and keeps them from harm.
		
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			ask Allah subhanaw taala to help us and protect us and enable us to give us strength and give us
resilience and give us forbearance and give us patience and give us the best of luck the best
manners
		
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			we can which are exemplified by the manners of his
		
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			of his messenger Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam
		
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			to be able to live out
		
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			lives in a way which is pleasing to Him gelato and which is which are a credit to
		
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			both to us as well as to us as representatives of Maha masala Harrison I say to my brothers and
sisters the Muslims are watching this, that whether you like it or not you are a representative of
most of us realize some
		
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			people do not know Mohamed Salah salah and even though we might wish that they would study the life
of Muhammad Salam Let me ask you a very simple question. How many of you have read a book of serum?
		
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			Right? I know the answer to that. And when we ourselves don't have the time and we don't we cannot
take the time out to read a book of Syrah of rasa Salama book of his biography. You expecting people
who are not Muslim to do that? I mean, that's ridiculous. So the first and foremost, of course,
please take this, this particular video as your starting point, go and get a book of Sierra. If you
are if you read
		
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			English, then Martin Ling's book, which is called the life of Mohammed Salim from the earliest
sources, is a very good book to read. My own book, which is leadership lessons from the life of a
sort of a seller is is not a classic book of Syrah because I don't trace the life on a solemn
chronologically and I'm not talking about all the incidents in life, but I'm talking about specific
leadership incidents and the leadership lessons, incidents of leadership incidents of, of incidents
of resilience, of courage of forbearance of forgiveness from his life, sunlight. And so read that
book, my book is of course free, it's on every on every platform. It go there's also a full
		
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			multiple videos full course on the book, all of which is free that course is on this channel as
well.
		
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			So do that or read any other book there is in Arabic there is a radical Naco which is a beautiful
book to read and that book has been translated also into Arabic and Urdu. In order there is the best
book that I know is Syrah to NaVi by allama Salama nadwi raha Talalay
		
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			and allama says shibori no money to lolly allama shibley wrote
		
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			the first
		
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			the first volume of it and then he passed away and Ramesh axela mana de la Talalay took over from
him.
		
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			It was his also was his style and his and his check. And he completed that so the that's the best
book in order to do and I'm saying best book. Because of the way that book has been written that
book has been written. Unlike other sera books that book has been written on the principles of hedis
on the soul of this. So the incidence of the Sierra which I mentioned in this book are incident
which passed the very stringent
		
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			quality control tests if I use that term
		
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			that is applied to the habits of an assassin
		
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			in terms of authenticating the mode, the narration as well as the narrator's of the status of
assassin. So this is the the I've given you now in in Arabic in English. And in an order though the
books that you can read, and there are plenty I'm going back to the to the original sources of
plenty and plenty of books. You know this there has never been a shortage of people who loved also
relies on Salah, and who documented his life in the minutus detail.
		
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			I've always recommended and this is a general recommendation also for from a lot of
		
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			from a lot of people that the best books to read are biographies because biographies are real life
stories. And whether the autobiographies or biographies are real life stories, the people mentioned
there they existed, they lived, they,
		
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			they, you know, they face challenges in life, they had joys and sorrows. And so if you read about
them, and if you read what they did and what they didn't do and what decision they took and they
didn't take, then it gives you a much better way of looking at life and of understanding life. Then,
		
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			if you read some novels, because a novel no matter how interesting it is, it's the imagination often
of the author, whereas the biography is is authentic and it is real. Now, having said that, of
course, not all biographies are equally authentic, because
		
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			The when, by the time this person, especially biographies, and even autobiographies, when you write,
it depends on the integrity of your memory. I mean, how well can you remember?
		
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			If you have taken notes throughout your life? Or if that was something you do, you did, and very few
people do that, then you have access to those notes. And that helps you. But otherwise, it's really
your memory. And it's a question of saying, Well, you know, how much do you really remember.
		
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			And with biographies, it's even, it's even more dicey, because you are writing about somebody else,
or somebody else is writing about you. And so it depends on the authenticity of their resources, and
so on and so on. Yet it is still obviously much better than reading just a novel. But in the case of
Rasulullah, Salah the beauty of his biography, is that his biography was written by people who
literally lived with him, including his own wives, who knew him in every and intimate detail. And
now these are the people who provided the data about his life. Number one, number two, that this
record of his life of what he did in the minute is detail, the smallest of details was recorded
		
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			during his lifetime itself. And in many cases, this was written down and it was then read back to
him. And people say also that this is what we wrote about you, is this correct? Do you
authenticated? Do you? Are you satisfied with that? And he would say, yes, this is right. And that
is how it was recorded. Just to give you two very small examples, which I've mentioned many times
before. One is, if I ask you, who the person you love the most, who's the person who you believe you
know, the most, most intimately. So it could be, you know, your child, your spouse, or your parent
or somebody. And if I tell you tell me describe for me, what the bottom of their feet, the soul of
		
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			their foot was, like,
		
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			if I tell you this basket is questionable, describe for me, what the bottom of the soul of the foot
of this person who you love, or love the most what it is, like, I bet you that most of you, if not
all of you, you cannot defend that because you don't you didn't see that met, you did not see that
you didn't, you didn't observe that that was not the focus of your, of your observation. So you
don't know.
		
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			You might say, well, how important is it know that it's not important, but it's you don't know.
That's the fact. Number two, if I ask you tell me, how do you how does this person the most beloved
person of yours, this person who you know, so well?
		
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			How do they clip their nails?
		
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			in what order? Any order or no order? Or? Or there's a particular order that they use? What What is
his order? I can bet you you don't know that?
		
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			If I tell you if I ask you this question, you might say, well, this is a stupid question. But if I
ask you this question, as if I said said you can reduce the number of, of gray hair or white hair in
this person's head and beard. I mean, if it was something like mine, you wouldn't be able to count
them. But the point is that, if I asked how many white hair,
		
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			I bet you would not be able to say that. But all of these three details are given for a sort of life
analyzer.
		
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			Now, the reason I'm mentioning this tool is not because I think that the the bottom of the foot is
such an important part of the body, I'm just saying because this is the detail. This is the it's a
mark of the love of these people for salasar number one, number two, this is the detail to which
they recorded, what he did, how what he looked like, what his manners were, like, how he dealt with
different situations. And because he was a very, very public figure,
		
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			a very, very, extremely public figure. There was somebody around him the whole time that he had, he
had so many people around him, Allah subhanaw taala actually reveal Koran, the ayat of surah rasa
where Allah subhanho wa Taala essentially said to people leave him alone.
		
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			He said, Give him some free time.
		
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			Get out from his house, if he invites you for a meal go at the time of the meal. If he invites you
for dinner, don't go at breakfast time and sit there and then when you when you have eaten live,
don't sit there and talk don't sit there and spend some more time and the reason I said this was
because this is what people used to do. They loved him so much. They didn't want to leave his
company. So the moment they would their eyes open they headed for for his house or for the images
where he would be and they would spend the whole lot the whole day with him every single available
moment in their life they spent with resources and sell them to the extent and leverage o'clock his
		
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			own manners was such that he never told somebody you know, I need private
		
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			We'll see. Okay, I think I've spent enough time with you. No, no, don't just drop in, take an
appointment. He never does any any of those things. Right? He was available to them 24 seven,
anytime of the day or day or night. So Allah Serrano della, they will Quran to say look, I mean, he
is a human being, he has a family, he needs time for himself, he needs time for his for his family.
So leave him alone.
		
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			Given that freedom,
		
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			and he tells you also how lovable a person he must have been because people love to be with him. Not
nearly the same. We say familiarity breeds contempt. Now that does not apply to SSL. This applies to
practically everyone and people who are the closest to you are the people who end up respecting you
the least because they see you up close. And may Allah protect us unless Allah subhanaw taala has
chosen to shield your and my farce people close to a sinner. And after a while it becomes a you
know, how do I respect this person who's who's
		
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			whose feet stick, whatever they whatever the case might be. So the point is that with rasuna XSL and
this was not the case, the more they knew him, the closer they were to him, the more they loved him.
		
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			So Allah subhanaw taala by not making is that here was the here is this person, Mohamed Salah, whose
biography is so important for us to read, especially in today's world, because we are living in a
world where he is being attacked. Now again, no need to get depressed about that there's no need to
feel sad about that, because this is also not new. Right? He was attacked from day one he was
attacked from the moment he stood on the on sofa and he called out two people they were super hot,
that is where hatred for mamasan Assam started for no reason whatsoever completely baseless hatred
only because he was inviting towards Allah subhanaw taala. And I can assure you that the same thing
		
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			will continue until the day of judgment when Allah subhanaw taala establishes his throne and
establishes his his court and then Allah will decide between us and He will decide who's right and
who's wrong. So, this is not something to feel bad about not something to be depressed about, but it
is something for us to respond to and how do we respond to that, we do not react to that we respond
to that, how do you respond to that? you respond to that by your own behavior, because believe me
people do not know mama Santa sallam, but they know you they have not seen Mohammed Salah Sam but
they are seeing you and when they are seeing you they are assuming that Mohammed Sana Sana must have
		
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			been like you
		
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			right? So think about that. That's a very serious matter. They when they look at you and me, they
think that Oh, well this man is a Muslim, so Mohammed Salah must have been like him. So now if I am
projecting an image, through my speech, through my actions through my dealings to my behavior
through my manners, which is positive, then they say, Well, this is good, because here is a here is
this man, and he is a Muslim, and he's a follower of Mahatma Salim. And if masala Sallam was
probably like him, and this is a good thing, you know, we we like this man. And we like his
behavior. We like his actions, dealings, manners, speech, whatnot, whatnot. So therefore, they have
		
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			a positive impression about Islam and about a sort of a solemn, but if it is the negative.
		
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			If it is the negative, then that's exactly what is happening, which is that they are going to blame
Russia relies on a solemn because of what you and I are doing and yelling and screaming and saying
this is unfair, will serve no purpose. It may be unfair, but this is reality.
		
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			Right? So if it is unfair, it's unfair, we can't help it. That's how the world is built. It is not a
fair world. So what must I do and what must you do? Be conscious of the fact that you and I are
representatives of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam number one number two, that we whether we
like it or not, people are going to use us as the benchmark to decide what and who he was and what
he was like.
		
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			So therefore,
		
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			approach this consciously and approach this with confidence and approach this very carefully. And
how do you do that by studying the life of also licensing and then not just studying it just as an
intellectual or academic matter, but to practice that to live like him to walk like him to talk like
him to speak like him to delight to deal like him and to be with people
		
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			in your, in your home, outside your home, in your businesses in your employment, as individual
citizens of the countries that you live in, as we drive as he walked, talk, whatever to portray and
show the best possible image and behavior that we can because we are representatives of homicide.
		
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			On a Harley Davidson, my brother sister, this is a very big responsibility on us as Muslims. And as
I told you today, our last round of data is
		
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			putting us on the spot where this has come even more to the fore and hamdulillah We ask Allah
subhanaw taala for his help and we approach it in that manner. So, any reactionary behavior, no
matter how much how justified you might feel, it is, is always always always negative. Because a
reaction happens when a reaction happens the control is in the hands of somebody else.
		
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			And that control that cannot help you in any way. Right. The reason I am beginning with this as far
as the living Islam is CCD is concerned is because this is what is the meaning of living is not
living Islam is to live like Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sahbihi wa sallam lived
		
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			what is the what is a better definition of living Islam than to say that it is to live your life
like Mohammed Salah Salaam lived his life. And again, this is not my the figment of my imagination
or it is not my love for the Solomon Johnson all of that which Allah is very much that I love
selling more than I love anyone and anything else in this life including myself. Alhamdulillah
		
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			but this is not that statement. This is a statement is from the devil of this is from the Kitab of
Allah subhanaw taala because Allah subhanaw taala told us laqad karnala goofy Rasulullah he was
watching Hassan live in Ghana yo yo la well, yo ma Hera was aka la kathira. Allah Mandela said there
for you. The best example is the example of mine Avi Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Allah
said in the life of Rasulullah, Salah is a good example for the one who, yeah, did you learn how
valuable Akira for the one who looks forward to who is waiting for?
		
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			Who anticipates
		
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			the meeting with Allah and the Day of Judgment, while Yamanaka was a Corolla kathira. And who
remembers Allah subhanho? wa Taala a great deal. Now who?
		
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			What kind of meeting Do you anticipate? Do you anticipate a meeting where you expect a negative
result? Or a positive result? I know it's a dumb question. But ask yourself.
		
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			We anticipate meetings where we expect a positive result. Mr. Hamdulillah, I want to go meet this
person because this is my dearest friend, this is somebody I love this somebody whose company I
love. This is somebody in whose company I'm going to go do something with both of us love and so on,
so forth.
		
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			Right? Think about this, we are working for a corporation and you get a you get a message saying the
CEO wants to see you and usually and he wants to give you some feedback. Let me let me turn on the
screws. There is a fee, the CEO wants to give you some feedback. So he's calling you now, feedback
by by definition has a
		
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			negative connotation. So how many of us think that Oh, wow, fantastic. My boss finally wants to
recognize what I've been doing all my life in this company. No, most of us will think of like whoa,
now what did I do? Now what what is What does he want to talk to me about? So anything that you are
anticipating means that you anticipate something good?
		
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			Now here Allah Samantha is talking about that one meeting which is the most important meeting in our
existence and that is the meeting with Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			there is no meeting there was no meeting and there will be no meeting more important and more
critical to us than the meeting with Allah Serrano della della della, who on the day of judgment
		
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			and about that meeting, Allah said
		
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			that if you want a good ending, if you want that meeting to be good,
		
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			the live your life, like the life of My Habib, the life of like the life of my Rasul Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			laqad can Alico fiercer la Oh, swattin Hashanah.
		
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			Surely the best example for you
		
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			is in the life of
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, and he is also a tool has
		
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			his beautiful way his beautiful life the way he lived his life.
		
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			For whom? lemon, lemon Ghana your doula well Yamanaka was a Latina.
		
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			For the one who looks forward to the meeting with a lot of nanotech, I think about this is in the
context of how Allah subhanaw taala described the Day of Judgment
		
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			read the many of the sources in the enthusiam
		
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			The last doodle dakara the 30th juice, read
		
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			the, the surahs you know anywhere else in the Quran including altay for example, so the raffia and
others was where Allah subhanaw taala described the day.
		
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			One common feature
		
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			that you will find in all the descriptions of the day of judgment in the Quran is that Allah
subhanaw taala described it in the most frightening ways.
		
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			You guys Zilla Thiele argosy Zara Hakata Maha alcara tamale Kaya, Eva tilapia
		
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			everywhere, right? Allah, Allah described the day of judgment as a day which will be very tough and
very difficult. And a day which will be full of fear, and full of anxiety, and a day in which even
those who have who have lived good lives, even those who have tried to live their life,
		
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			you know, I in obedience, Allah subhanaw taala, even they will not be free from fear.
		
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			They will not be fear free from the fear of the anger of Allah subhanaw taala is not that they will
get the anger knowledge Allah will protect them. But I'm saying that from their perspective, they
will not be saying, Oh, I am fine. And I think that doesn't apply to me No.
		
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			Including the Amelia musala, including the unveiling of
		
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			the beautiful hobbies.
		
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			Where as soon as SLM said on the Day of Judgment, all of humanity,
		
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			all of humanity.
		
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			Now think about that, when you when you read the words of these Hadees of New Year them. Don't just
listen to the words just like that. What is the meaning of all of humanity,
		
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			all of humanity in the current context,
		
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			means every single person in this world that you know or know about,
		
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			from the weakest to the strongest, from the poorest, to the wealthiest, from the
		
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			least powerful to the most powerful.
		
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			Right? Every beggar every head of state,
		
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			every Papa every billionaire Antilles trillionaire. Everyone, man or woman,
		
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			all of humanity, and that is only current present time.
		
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			But all of humanity is not received rather than
		
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			is rested, it contains and includes all those who passed
		
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			before us. Some of them we know some of them we don't even know. Because not not all history is
written.
		
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			Not all histories written.
		
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			The last king of Yemen, know the man called early man
		
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			and his family ruled Yemen for over 1000 years.
		
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			For 1000 years in genealogy, genealogical terms, that family is considered to be to have the purest
		
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			descent in terms of genealogy of the Arabs.
		
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			I bet most of us have not even heard the name.
		
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			So people in the past and all the people who have not yet not yet one
		
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			till the Day of Judgment.
		
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			So
		
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			all of humanity is gathered on the day of judgment on the murder of
		
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			every human being
		
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			and every gene that ever existed.
		
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			If he or she was born, they will be there because whoever was born will die. And whoever dies will
be resurrected.
		
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			As well as as Adam said they will be in a state
		
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			of great suffering and great turmoil and great stress and great difficulty because the sun will be
at a
		
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			at a height, very close.
		
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			Like the like the you know the length of for for a couple of spears.
		
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			A couple of lenses
		
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			and again, remember, I'm talking about
		
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			I'm only Marin narrating to you what a pseudo Santa Sallam told us
		
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			to don't get into trying to interpret that in the context of our knowledge. And say, Well, you know,
if the whole world everything has ended, this whole solar system has ended. Where is the sun? And
how did design come from Allah can do what he wants.
		
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			And unless rantala said, He will change this earth for another Earth.
		
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			So we don't we don't know. And we say the mother of how shall we say, the plane of gathering the
place of gathering.
		
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			What's going to happen?
		
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			Is the same Earth going to be flattened is Allah going to create another for Allah subhanaw taala
Nothing is impossible. So don't get into the spin about all of that, that doesn't matter. What
matters is one of the chosen totals, which is that there is going to be a day of judgment, there is
going to be a place of gathering wherever that is, however, Allah wants to create it and on that
place of gathering you will be there I will be there and we will be everyone all humanity will be in
a state of grey.
		
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			And people will say one other let us get somebody to intercede with Allah subhanho wa Taala della
della Lu
		
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			and Alice Ratan Tata will be on his throne on the arch.
		
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			And the last round of delas jellal will be such
		
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			that it will overpower everything.
		
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			So, people will say, let us find somebody who can intercede before Allah and ask Allah to set up the
scales and to pronounce judgment and it doesn't matter, I don't mind going into jahannam. But let me
be free from this stress here.
		
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			And having said that, as soon as as an object people will say that because they do not know what is
general.
		
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			But this is our nature. Today, I am sitting in the middle of all this snow, what am I conscious of
the heat and added about 40 plus Celsius
		
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			for what I'm sitting in here, which is, you know, two degrees or one degree or something, Celsius,
and it's very, very beautiful and pleasant. We are in our presence.
		
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			We do not remember the past,
		
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			help whoever that is going for.
		
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			So the point is that
		
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			this is what people will do so they will go to Adam alayhis salam because he is the father of all
humanity. We all came from you. So they will go randomly ceram and they will ask Lisa lamb and they
will say please our Father, please intercede before Allah subhanho data on our behalf and tell Allah
subhanho wa Taala to start the proceeding.
		
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			And talking about
		
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			your doula while Yamanaka looking forward to the meeting with Allah subhanaw taala I'm Tim and I'm
explained to you that this meeting with Allah subhanho data, the way it was described is in these
terms, I gave you some references from the Quran. And this is the beautiful reference of the
Hashanah.
		
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			So people will go and otherwise
		
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			and people will say to him, they say Allah created you with his own hands.
		
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			You You You lived in Germany, you will create an agenda.
		
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			You lived in Jana, you are the first nabee of Allah Serrano della della della Mandela forgave you.
		
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			So please intercede for us with Allah subhanaw taala and otherworldly Salah despite all of these for
the aisle despite all of these strengths.
		
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			Despite being the recipient of all of these blessings Allah subhana wa lizarraga said today I will
not speak before loss varicella I'm afraid to speak before loss manager
		
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			because yes, it is true that Allah tala Forgive me.
		
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			But what if Allah subhanaw taala wants to ask me that question today, why did you disobeyed what
what how will answer
		
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			this will be the state and then and then they will go to
		
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			two new allies around and they go to LA Salaam and then they will go to Musa alayhis salam then they
will go to Sally Salaam and I'm, I'm collecting and compacting the heavies. And for each of them,
they will
		
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			they will greet them they will describe for them their father I'll even I am Holly rula moussaka Li
mala,
		
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			right.
		
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			is Ali Salam O Allah is Allah salam, Kalamata.
		
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			Law
		
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			and so on and so forth.
		
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			They will go to the Malibu ceram they will say please intercede please talk to Allah subhana wa
Taala request him and they will say sorry today we cannot do anything.
		
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			And each of them
		
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			will say and finally when they come to you Sorry sir, I'm sorry sir, I must say go to Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi
		
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			salatu salam said they will come to me.
		
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			And he said, I will fall into God before the throne of Allah subhanho wa.
		
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			And he said that I will remain in sujood before the throne of Allah subhanho wa Taala for as long as
Allah subhanaw taala wills
		
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			and then Allah subhanaw taala in that state of such that will inspire me will give me words in wish
to praise him and disk and glorify Him that no other creation no other creature in his creation has
ever done before that
		
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			and when that happens and that will also go on for as long as the last rather than a world and then
Allah subhana wa tada was the edify right it's like a Yeah, we're having some
		
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			ask and I will give you
		
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			raise your head, Omaha masala? Ask and I will give you
		
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			this is Muhammad Sallallahu Allah you.
		
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			The point I'm making for your brothers and sisters is that when I'm saying to you that living our
life according to the way of Amazonas, lm is not only something which is beautiful for us in this
world because that is how his life was.
		
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			But it is something which inshallah is guaranteed for us to give us relief on a day when we will
really we will need relief and nobody can give relief except us vadodara and this allows Renata
himself and his either their lockup Carla COVID also rely on Asana, livan kana Yahoo, La Jolla,
kerravala. Athena
		
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			and as I said, that live your life like the life of my anime Mohamed Salah Salaam, and this living
the life like the life of a sorceress, Allah Allah said that this is something which
		
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			those who look forward to the meeting with Allah and look forward to the day of judgment, this is
what they do.
		
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			Meaning that if you do and if you live your life, like the life or solace as a lamb, then inshallah
you you will be among those who can look forward to the meeting with Allah Subhana hota.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Now lawmakers among those who can look forward to that meeting, because that is a meeting which is
going to happen, believe me there is no that is one meeting. Without a doubt, there is no doubt that
that meeting will happen.
		
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			So we want to be in a state when that meeting happens where Allah subhanaw taala is pleased with us.
		
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			We want to look forward to that meeting with positive anticipation, because we want a lot to be
pleased with us. And we want to meet him when he's pleased with us.
		
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			And the way to do that is to live our lives according to the life of Muhammad Rasul. That is why
please read the Kitab of Allah Of course, and then please read the Syrah of Rasulullah. Selim read
his biographies, and then as I said, not don't just read them, study them with only one focus
		
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			study them with a focus of how can I apply this in my life
		
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			and then apply it and monitor it.
		
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			I know we all make mistakes.
		
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			Just because I am talking to the this sub stuff to you please don't imagine that I that my life is
exactly like the life of me. So so it is not.
		
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			But
		
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			I make an effort. I try to the best of my ability. And as I asked my Rob, to forgive me.
		
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			You also try.
		
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			Every time you talk to somebody every time you go anywhere, every time you deal with somebody your
manners, especially in times of stress. Every time you disagree with somebody every time somebody
irritates you, every time somebody is, is probably provoking you. Remember Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam. Remember that? He did not retaliate. He never retaliated. He never reacted.
		
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			He always responded and he always responded with forgiveness. He always responded positively. He
always responded with love.
		
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			I know it's tough. That's the reason why it will help you and me on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			That's got it us to be pleased with you and never to be displeased and to accept from you and to
take you and keep you in in a state of base in this dunya welaka masala Allah will carry value
		
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			Have you been but I haven't figured out how to do it from what I have to learn what I got