Mirza Yawar Baig – Study Islam systematically

Mirza Yawar Baig
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The speakers discuss the positive effects of practicing Islam, including heightened interest in practicing Islam and the accessibility of its knowledge through translation and digitization. However, the shortage of people capable of preparing others to receive the knowledge is a problem. The process of preparing crops, including seed, planting seeds, protecting the crop from threats and threats of pathogens, is crucial for achieving success in agriculture, surgery, medicine, and even driving. It is necessary for practicing medicine or surgery after learning, reading the Quran, and pronouncing rulings, and against taking bits and pieces from a book and avoiding reading and pronouncing rulings.

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			My brothers and sisters
		
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			there are 2
		
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			very very
		
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			wonderful positive things that have happened.
		
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			Of late.
		
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			Relatively recently
		
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			in the world
		
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			of Islam.
		
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			The first 1 is a heightened interest
		
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			in the religion.
		
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			Especially among the youth.
		
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			People are more interested in Islam. People are
		
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			more interested in learning about Islam. People are
		
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			more interested in
		
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			practicing Islam and
		
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			Andulla
		
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			they do that confidently
		
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			without apology
		
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			and
		
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			it has
		
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			a huge
		
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			good effect all around.
		
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			The second
		
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			big beneficial thing that has happened is that
		
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			our classical texts
		
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			have become much more accessible because of 2
		
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			things, 1 is translation
		
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			into different languages, especially now we're here we're
		
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			talking about English, and English is 1 of
		
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			the major languages
		
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			into which the classical texts have been
		
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			translated
		
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			and their availability
		
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			digitization of that so their availability
		
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			digitally.
		
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			Therefore
		
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			the,
		
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			this is made it, it has made it
		
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			easy
		
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			for people
		
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			who are interested in Islam to access information
		
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			about Islam.
		
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			But like all good things
		
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			there is a
		
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			downside to it.
		
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			The downside to it is that
		
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			somewhere
		
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			we seem to have lost the plot
		
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			with regard to the
		
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			methodology of blood. Now
		
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			this is a very, very
		
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			serious matter,
		
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			because
		
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			methodology
		
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			is critical,
		
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			absolutely essential and critical
		
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			to benefiting from the knowledge. So 1 is
		
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			the accessibility of the knowledge.
		
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			Is it easily accessible
		
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			or is it difficult to access? And the
		
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			second 1 is,
		
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			once I access it, am I in a
		
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			position to use it and benefit from it?
		
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			Now the 2
		
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			are independent questions and the 2 are
		
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			questions which,
		
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			are equally important.
		
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			And if you ask me which is more
		
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			important
		
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			of the 2, I would say the second
		
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			1, which is
		
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			my capability
		
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			of taking in and absorbing the knowledge.
		
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			Unless I have that capability
		
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			even the knowledge when it becomes easily accessible
		
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			will not benefit me because I don't know
		
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			how to use
		
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			it to the methodology.
		
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			All the way down to the present day.
		
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			There's a huge dearth
		
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			and shortage of
		
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			people who are
		
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			capable
		
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			of
		
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			preparing
		
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			others to receive the knowledge but they are
		
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			there.
		
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			Now
		
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			in the time of Nabi
		
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			specifically
		
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			the Sahaba but
		
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			also all the Sahaba
		
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			by definition
		
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			went through the school of
		
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			before they had access
		
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			to the data
		
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			knowledge in the form of information which was
		
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			the of Allah and the teachings of Rasulullah
		
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			so this is 1 big issue that we
		
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			need to deal with which is to say
		
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			that how can I prepare myself to receive
		
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			the knowledge
		
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			I always give this example, which is the
		
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			easiest example Inshallah to understand? That is example
		
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			of,
		
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			agriculture.
		
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			If
		
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			I was given
		
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			the best, the most powerful, the most,
		
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			most fertile
		
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			seeds,
		
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			most most productive
		
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			seeds
		
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			for say corn.
		
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			If I take this these seeds and I
		
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			just throw them somewhere in my garden
		
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			or in a field,
		
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			some will germinate,
		
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			most will die, they will be eaten by
		
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			insects and birds and this and that. And
		
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			even though the germinate will be very weak
		
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			and they will not be able to give
		
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			me a decent crop. Now even though
		
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			I had the best seed, so the fault
		
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			of that,
		
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			the the reason why I'm not getting a
		
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			good crop or any crop at all for
		
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			that matter is because I did not plant
		
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			the seed. I did not prepare the soil
		
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			adequately
		
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			before planting the seed. So what is required
		
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			is for us to, first of all, for
		
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			me to
		
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			prepare the soils or plow the soil, take
		
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			soil samples, check the pH value, acidity, alkalinity
		
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			of the soil, check the organic matter content,
		
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			check the check the presence of pathogens and
		
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			so on and so forth, and deal with
		
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			all of that
		
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			and prepare the soil to receive the seed.
		
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			Second thing is I need to plant the
		
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			seed
		
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			in the way that seed is to be
		
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			planted because there are some seed which have
		
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			to be planted deep. There are some seed
		
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			which have to be just literally scattered on
		
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			the top and then covered with a with
		
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			a just a little bit of scattering of
		
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			soil and so on. So and then the
		
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			and then the spacing, the distancing,
		
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			some seeds you can plant them close to
		
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			each other. Others, you have to plant make
		
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			sure that there is enough space between 2
		
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			sheets,
		
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			so that they have growing space and so
		
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			on.
		
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			Then when I start when I when I
		
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			fulfill all of these conditions and I plant
		
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			the seeds, then I have to water them.
		
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			I have to ensure that there is some
		
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			kind of irrigation system.
		
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			Either there is enough of natural rainfall or
		
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			I have to have a irrigation system, which
		
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			ensures that those seeds will germinate.
		
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			They will grow, and they will have enough
		
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			water
		
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			at that time
		
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			to be able to grow. And also
		
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			in that phase of growth, I have to
		
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			protect this crop
		
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			from all kinds of threats. It might be
		
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			threats of of, pathogens,
		
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			of insects,
		
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			threats of, for example,
		
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			wild animals,
		
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			cattle, whatnot, eating up my crop. I have
		
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			to prepare, I have to
		
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			protect my crop from all of this. If
		
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			I do all of these things and believe
		
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			it is a whole bunch of stuff
		
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			then
		
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			I will
		
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			have a beautiful crop
		
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			which will be in keeping
		
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			with the potential
		
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			of those seeds to give me a better
		
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			yield than anybody else's.
		
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			Now this is the exact same situation
		
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			with the acquisition of knowledge,
		
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			especially the knowledge of any practice.
		
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			For example, if I was learning Aikido or
		
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			Judo then simply reading a book on Judo,
		
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			watching a bunch of tips on video tapes
		
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			on Judo,
		
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			listening to a lecture on judo will not
		
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			teach me how to fight.
		
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			They will teach me about judo, but if
		
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			I go out of that lecture hall and
		
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			I am mugged on the street, I will
		
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			be dead because I will not know how
		
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			to defend myself
		
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			because I did not learn to practice judo.
		
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			I only learned about judo. Exactly the same
		
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			thing with Islam. Islam is the name of
		
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			a practice. It is not the name of
		
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			a theory, it's not the name of a
		
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			of a concept, it's not the name of
		
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			a philosophy,
		
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			it's the name of an actual practice
		
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			and therefore
		
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			unless I practice the deem
		
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			and when I'm practicing it, it will be
		
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			painful because it will be a new thing,
		
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			especially
		
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			depending on what I at which stage of
		
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			my life I start practicing it, depending on
		
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			what all I have been doing with my
		
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			life until that stage,
		
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			that practice will be easy
		
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			or difficult.
		
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			But if I want to benefit from it,
		
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			I have to actually practice the deal. And
		
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			then as I am practicing,
		
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			like, for example, if I am,
		
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			if I am training to become a surgeon
		
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			or a physician,
		
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			once I finished
		
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			the theoretical
		
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			part of the of the of my study,
		
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			then I go into what is different places.
		
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			What is called residency and other was called
		
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			house surgeonship and whatnot, meaning that I am
		
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			now practicing
		
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			medicine or surgery
		
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			under the supervision
		
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			of a professor, under the vision of it,
		
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			a senior doctor, senior physician,
		
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			senior surgeon
		
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			who watches me,
		
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			as I practice,
		
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			he or she will then guide me, they
		
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			will correct me, they will give me feedback,
		
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			they will make sure that I do it
		
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			in a way which is safe for myself
		
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			as well as for my patients.
		
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			Now once they are satisfied
		
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			then they give me what is called in
		
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			Arabic Ijazah, what is called in English,
		
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			a degree and this degree then entitles me
		
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			and,
		
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			makes it possible and legal
		
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			for me to go practice medicine by myself
		
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			independently
		
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			without being supervised. Now this is exactly the
		
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			same process
		
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			which used to be for Islam and which
		
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			still needs to be that this is what
		
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			we need to bring into the system. But
		
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			unfortunately,
		
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			I'm looping back to my original statement,
		
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			and I'm saying unfortunate because
		
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			the good side of it, which is that
		
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			classical text and so on,
		
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			became easily accessible.
		
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			What went out of the window is this
		
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			whole process of training
		
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			under a
		
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			person of knowledge.
		
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			We somehow assume that this is necessary for
		
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			agriculture.
		
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			It is necessary for repairing a bicycle. It
		
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			is necessary for medicine and surgery. It is
		
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			necessary if you want to learn how to
		
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			drive a car, but for some funny reason
		
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			it is not necessary
		
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			if I want to learn
		
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			about the only thing in which matters in
		
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			life, which is the rida of Allah and
		
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			how to benefit my Akhirah. Now it sounds
		
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			completely insane, but that that is our,
		
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			seems to be our our focus that
		
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			training under somebody,
		
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			following a process of learning and training under
		
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			a senior person is necessary for everything in
		
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			life. Nobody ever questions that. If you question
		
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			it, people will say you are stupid. If
		
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			you say, well, why do I need to
		
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			train,
		
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			learn to drive under somebody I know about
		
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			driving? I can watch videos on driving,
		
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			and so on. I'm gonna take my car
		
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			and go. You will kill yourself. Even if
		
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			you don't kill yourself, you'll go to jail
		
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			because you have no license. You have not
		
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			practice under somebody. Nobody will ever even question
		
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			this. But as far as the Islam is
		
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			concerned, everybody is an instant Mufti because you
		
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			managed to,
		
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			watch a few videos, you went to this
		
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			weekend course and that weekend course, or you
		
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			picked up this book and that book and
		
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			you read on your own. And for a
		
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			lot of us, if not most of us,
		
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			we are not even reading the the original
		
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			text in their original language,
		
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			which for all the original fundamental books is
		
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			only 1 language and that is Arabic. We
		
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			don't know enough Arabic to read them and
		
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			understand them
		
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			in the exact way and form in which
		
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			that text is written, the classical Arabic. We
		
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			don't know that.
		
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			So we access them in our own languages,
		
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			which is, which which are Urdu and this
		
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			and that and and and English and whatnot.
		
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			No problem with that. By all means, access
		
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			them, read them, learn. But
		
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			if you consider yourself to be an expert
		
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			on that basis that you what you you
		
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			watched a few videos, you went to some,
		
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			weekend or other courses and then you read
		
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			this book and that book as a translation
		
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			of that including the Kalam of Allah, including
		
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			the Quran and using you are an expert,
		
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			believe me or not, you
		
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			are like they say
		
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			in
		
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			the the the the semi
		
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			doctor, the quack
		
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			is a danger to life and the semi
		
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			the semi
		
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			Mouli, the semi alim,
		
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			is a danger to Iman and Aqira, and
		
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			that is where you will be.
		
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			So I strongly advise you those of you
		
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			who are interested
		
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			in Islam, I applaud it, I I praise
		
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			it, I thank Allah
		
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			that he put this interest in your heart
		
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			and I ask you also to thank Allah
		
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			Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala that he put this interest
		
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			in your heart and
		
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			then I advise you
		
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			to study and follow the Deen
		
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			methodically,
		
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			systematically
		
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			as it has been taught and sent and
		
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			and taught and as it has come down
		
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			to us
		
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			to 1400
		
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			years of scholarship.
		
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			We talk more about this, but think about
		
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			this. If somebody is going to trash 1400
		
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			years of scholarship and say that I have
		
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			read this and therefore I am the expert.
		
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			I do not need anybody else. I don't
		
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			need any of the and the I
		
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			don't need any of the Sahaba.
		
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			I I need himself
		
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			or not. But I think I am, good
		
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			to go with this because I can read
		
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			the Quran. I have read a translation in
		
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			English or whatnot.
		
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			Please believe me save yourself
		
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			from the anger of Allah. Save yourself from
		
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			hellfire because
		
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			if you practice Islam in that way you
		
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			are headed for for the wrong place and
		
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			I strongly recommend, please don't do that. If
		
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			you want to learn the deal,
		
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			learn it systematically
		
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			otherwise
		
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			just follow
		
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			your
		
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			your your farayd fulfill whatever Allah Subhanahu Wa
		
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			Ta'ala made further on you and you're good
		
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			to go inshallah. But if you don't do
		
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			that, if you insist
		
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			on,
		
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			taking bits and pieces from here and there,
		
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			This translation, that translation and then based on
		
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			that if you want to pronounce rulings and
		
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			then
		
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			may Allah help you and may Allah help
		
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			those who follow you because on the day
		
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			of judgement
		
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			you will become answerable to Allah
		
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			for playing games and for joking with his
		
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			religion. We ask Allah to save us from
		
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			this calamity.