Mirza Yawar Baig – Save me from myself

Mirza Yawar Baig
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The importance of finding a Muslim scholar to help with various issues like eye health, de symbolism, and spiritual health is emphasized. The speaker emphasizes the importance of identifying individuals with certain characteristics to determine whether they are a suitable candidate for a position. The speaker also discusses the struggles between good and evil, the importance of avoiding wasting time, and the use of "arrogance" to describe race superiority. The speaker emphasizes the importance of saving from one's nafs and being a Yoth person to avoid confusion.

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			Muhammad Rasulullah Ali was Abu
Salam, the man who are brothers
		
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			and sisters.
		
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			I was speaking to a friend of
mine, who Muslim friend of mine
		
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			who mentioned the
		
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			English and said that, after all,
he was also an angel and
		
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			had disobeyed.
		
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			Now, two points to this, khadirat.
		
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			One is to debunk
		
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			the these theories.
		
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			And the reason I need to do that
is because I see more and more
		
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			Muslims, may Allah have mercy on
us. We don't study our deen. We
		
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			don't study the deen in a
systematic manner from the people
		
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			from whom we should be studying
it,
		
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			which is our, one of our, our
scholars who have been trained in
		
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			our traditional, Scholastic
tradition.
		
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			Today, the word scholar is one of
the most bandied about words that
		
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			exists.
		
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			Everyone and his wife is a
scholar. We have
		
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			to try and understand what is the
meaning of a Islamic scholar,
		
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			right? And I would say that the
number one requirement of an
		
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			Islamic scholar is that the
practice of Islam must be seen in
		
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			his or her life,
		
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			in their appearance, in their
		
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			in their manners,
		
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			in all that they say or do, in
their Mohammed, in their dealing
		
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			with people, in their mashara, in
their environment and
		
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			surroundings. Now this is a it's a
very important element of deciding
		
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			who is a Muslim scholar. Now you
might say, Well, why do I need to
		
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			do that? I'm not sitting in
judgment or anybody. Or I
		
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			absolutely, completely agree with
you. We are not sitting in
		
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			judgment or anybody. We should not
sit in judgment anybody. The
		
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			reason we need to decide it is for
the same reason that you need to
		
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			decide, how do I find the best
physician, the best doctor for
		
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			whatever it is that is ailing me.
I have a problem, I have a
		
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			disease, I have a illness, I have
a pain,
		
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			and I need to find a doctor who
can help me and guide me and
		
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			provide for me a solution, a cure
for my pain.
		
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			What do you do? You assess the
people out there
		
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			in the world, in the marketplace,
who claim to be doctors, and you
		
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			say, first first cut, Is this
person a doctor at all? Is this
		
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			person a medical doctor? I'm not
talking about Doctor philosophy,
		
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			medical doctor at all. And second
thing is, is then that person the
		
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			kind of medical doctor that I need
if I have a ophthalmological
		
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			problem, if I have a problem in my
eye, I don't want to go to a
		
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			gynecologist. I don't want to go
to a orthopedist, right?
		
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			Orthopedician? I need an
ophthalmologist. I need a person
		
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			who knows about eyes, who's the
who specializes in the ailments of
		
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			the eyes. So that's exactly the
way in which you would, you would
		
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			and should look for a sheik.
Somebody who teach you
		
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			a sheik is not the person with the
		
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			with the biggest turban. Sheik is
not the person with biggest
		
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			following on Instagram. The Sheik
is not a person with the biggest,
		
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			you know, noise on the internet.
Sheik first and foremost
		
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			requirement of a sheik is to walk
and talk like a Muslim. Very, very
		
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			important.
		
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			Does the person follow the Sunnah
of Rasulullah, Sallam in all their
		
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			lives, in their entire life, in
their actions, in their speech, in
		
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			their you know the SEC, the
different branches of Islam, which
		
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			is a mahashrara, which is what we
see the manners of a person, which
		
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			includes, of course, their
personal appearance.
		
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			Second one is marmalade. They're
dealing with people. And then
		
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			mahashara, which is their
environment, in this case, or
		
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			culture, it would mean how that
person is at home, and so on, so
		
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			forth, whatever of their culture
we have access to, and we know so
		
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			it is very important
		
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			for us to first assess.
		
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			That. So if, for if, for example,
the basic fundamental things of
		
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			the Sunnah, which is for the
women, it is hijab, and it is
		
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			dressing appropriately. For the
man, it is dressing appropriately,
		
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			plus a beard.
		
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			These are things which, which are
the, literally, the first cut.
		
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			These are the things which will
		
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			help you to decide whether this
person
		
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			is a suitable
		
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			person or not. Is this person a
doctor? And then you go to the
		
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			issue of what exactly do I need
from this person now
		
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			that is also a educated, educated
question that needs to be
		
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			answered, because I may not know
what is wrong with me. So I first
		
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			need to find out what is wrong
with me, and then I need to then
		
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			go and, you know, search for that,
for a cure for that.
		
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			In the case of spiritual
illnesses, this is very difficult
		
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			to do, because the one of the
		
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			one of the difference between
physical illnesses and spiritual
		
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			illnesses, physical illness does
not hide itself. The physical
		
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			illness is visible. There will be
a pain, there will be some
		
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			abnormality in your novel
functioning of the body. It's not
		
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			hiding anywhere. The physical
illnesses which hide themselves
		
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			are the most lethal. For example,
pancreatic cancer, you almost
		
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			never discover that you have it
until the last stage, when it's
		
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			incurable. By then it's, you know,
way beyond so it's a good it's a
		
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			good example to remind ourselves.
But spiritual illnesses, every
		
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			single one of them is in the
nature of a pancreatic cancer.
		
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			It's, it's, it is hidden. It hides
itself. And that is why they are
		
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			so it's so important to identify
them.
		
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			So this whole issue of my
conversation with my friend about
		
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			the so called foreign angels. So
first thing, as I said, is very
		
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			important for us to learn Islam
and learn Islam from the right
		
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			sources,
		
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			not from people who are pretending
to be scholars and giving their
		
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			own unsubstantiated, unsupported
opinions about various matters,
		
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			all under the big umbrella of
saying, Oh, but you see, we are
		
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			living in modern times. There is
nothing more modern than Islam.
		
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			Please understand this. There is
nothing more modern than Islam for
		
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			a very simple reason, which is
that Islam is the religion. Islam
		
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			is the is the way of life that was
prescribed by the one who created
		
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			the zavar and Lakhan, who created
that, who created time and space
		
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			and time and place. So for Allah
subhanaw taala, there is no
		
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			ancient and there is no border and
there is no future. For Allah
		
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			subhanho Tala, all of the all of
them are the same. So if Allah
		
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			creates something and says, this
works. It works for all time, all
		
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			of these Zaman and makan
		
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			boundaries are for us. They're not
for Allah. So there's nothing more
		
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			modern about Islam. So if somebody
comes and says, you know, there's
		
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			some titles of things,
reinterpretation,
		
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			of seeing the Quran in a modern
light.
		
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			Islam for the times. These are all
for me. These are big warning
		
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			signals. Big warning signals. I
wouldn't even open a book which
		
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			has a title like that, because I
don't want to waste my time. I Why
		
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			should I know what this you know,
wonderful creature has decided to
		
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			say, because, Alhamdulillah, we
have the authentic
		
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			the authentic words, and nothing
more authentic than the Kitab of
		
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			Allah, the Quran itself, and
nothing more authentic than the
		
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			Sunnah of Rasulullah, the Hadith
Sharifa, and nothing more
		
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			authentic than their
interpretation by the greats, by
		
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			the scholars whose memories ALLAH
SubhanA has kept alive to this
		
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			day. You know? I mean, either the
list is very long, so I don't want
		
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			to even begin with that list, but
all of them,
		
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			so
		
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			pick the right person, this
scholar. Now, the reason I'm
		
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			saying this importance of studying
		
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			systematically under qualified
scholars is because the
		
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			alternative is to get hugely
confused, like this whole issue of
		
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			angels, foreign angels, Allah
subhanaw Tara mentioned very
		
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			clearly that shaitan was evil, is
was and is a chin, right? Allah
		
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			said in Surah Kahf, which we are
supposed to read every Friday,
		
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			Allah said, baud will have an
koala. Malaikatis, judo, Li Ada,
		
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			FASA, Jadu, Illa, I believe.
		
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			Is can aminal, JIT,
		
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			fava, saka and Amrita be avatar,
Avatar,
		
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			the kezuna who was home, lakum,
Adu bisa this Wally me in abadalah
		
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			Allah said, and mentioned, when we
said to the angels, prostrate, to
		
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			Adam, and they prostrated, except
for Iblis. He was of the jinn,
		
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			Kahan, Avina Ji and others said he
was from the jinn, and he departed
		
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			from the disobeyed, from the
command of Israel. Then will you
		
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			take him and his descendants as
allies, other than me, while they
		
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			are enemies to You wretched it is
for the wrongdoers as an exchange,
		
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			I want to remind myself, when you
that the struggle between good and
		
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			evil, like people that people talk
about, this is for us
		
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			in this life only. There is no
struggle between Allah and
		
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			shaytan. Let's understand this
very clearly. There is no struggle
		
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			between good and evil, as in God
and and the Devil and Satan. These
		
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			are all Christian confusions.
		
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			The struggle between good and evil
is within ourselves.
		
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			There's no struggle between Allah
and shaytan. Allah, who is the
		
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			creator, and shaitan is a
creature. No creature can fight
		
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			against his creator. The fight is
with ourselves, between our desire
		
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			to disobey and our intrinsic
nature to obey. Let's understand
		
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			this. It is a nature, the fitrah,
of the human being, to obey Allah,
		
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			subhanaw Tara. When we disobey
Allah, we are going against our
		
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			own fitra. We are going against
our own nature. That is why we
		
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			say, when people convert to Islam,
we say, we use this word revert.
		
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			This is a revert? Because Islam is
Islam, meaning submission is the
		
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			original state.
		
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			So when a person is they're not
converting from one to the other,
		
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			there is going back to their
original state, which is they are
		
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			reverting to Islam,
		
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			Allah, subhana wa Tara.
		
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			In this fight is, therefore it is
between our own desire to disobey
		
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			and our intrinsic nature to obey.
That's the reason Allah subhana wa
		
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			Taala is in his inferent Mercy
gave us the opportunity to repent
		
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			and to return to Him. Now think
about this. We talk about, we say,
		
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			shaitan deceived me, right?
Shaitan led me astray, and so on.
		
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			Think about who deceived shaitan,
who led shaitan astray, his own
		
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			nafs.
		
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			The one who deceived shaitan was
his own nafs. Was his own desire.
		
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			And in that nafs of his what is it
that he that deceived it? What was
		
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			the cover?
		
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			And that was arrogance,
		
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			he said. And ahairu, minhu, I am
better than him. How can you, how
		
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			can you order me to to make sajda
to Adam. Adam is less than me. I
		
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			am better than him. On what basis,
on a racial basis, because he's
		
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			talking about, I am jinn. He is
human. I am made from fire. Khala
		
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			vinar, wakhanat au maintain, are
you made me from fire? You created
		
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			him from clay? Right? So he's
saying specifically. He's not
		
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			saying he I know more than him,
not knowledge, not you know any
		
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			other thing, basic creation. He's
saying, I'm better than him,
		
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			because I'm created superior.
		
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			Think about what racial racial
superiority is today.
		
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			Why does one race say that they
are superior to another race? And
		
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			believe it is not only about white
and black. I have seen black on
		
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			black, racial, racial racism. I
have seen
		
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			how this is the subcontinent
people, India, Pakistan,
		
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			Bangladesh, probably we are the
most racist in the world, because
		
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			we look down on everybody except
for the whites. We look up to the
		
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			whites by everyone else we look
down about this is racism is a
		
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			human condition. It's a it's a
evil, it's a cancer which afflicts
		
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			everyone in this country. You see
white racism, and we say it is
		
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			nasty, but believe me, any racism
industry, not only white racism.
		
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			So the this is what shaitan did,
the first sin that he was was
		
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			committed, was a sin based on
arrogance and the sin of being a
		
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			racist. And this was a deception
of the nafs of shaytan, the one
		
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			who deceived shaitan was his own.
Nafs was his own. Desire was his
		
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			own.
		
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			That's what deserve. Allah called
the obedience to our desires,
		
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			the tyranny of feelings. I feel
this, therefore I can do it. Allah
		
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			called it shirk Arata, manita
ILAHA. Allah said, Have you not
		
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			seen them who have taken as their
deity, as their gods, their own
		
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			desires. And that's what shaytaan
did. He took as his God, instead
		
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			of Allah,
		
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			He took his own desire, his own
arrogance, as his God, and He
		
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			obeyed his arrogance and he
disobeyed Allah. Said Sab.
		
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			It, he said, No, I am superior. I
will not submit.
		
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			And that is the reason Allah gave
us. In his infinite mercy, he kept
		
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			the door of repentance. The door
of stephana opened till our last
		
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			breath. Once we see the Angel of
Death, barakamots, it shuts. That
		
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			is why it is so important to
REPENT and STOP DOING any sins as
		
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			soon as we become aware that they
are sins, because we don't know
		
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			when that moment will come. May
Allah guide us always to be
		
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			obedient to Him. Shaitan is the
best example of what happens when
		
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			you do something wrong and refuse
to repent, and that's why I always
		
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			make this those of you who listen
to me what you must have heard
		
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			this many times I say, Allah, Save
me from myself. Allah, Save me
		
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			from myself. And that's why I
mean, save me from my own nafs.
		
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			And this is something that we
should really ask, Allah,
		
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			protection from our own nafs.
		
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			Wa SallAllahu, alaihi, Kari Wala.
He was Sabir membra.