Mohammad Elshinawy – Best of Stories – Study of Surat Yusuf #08

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The story of mural Aliinking is discussed in a series of disconnected sentences, with no clear conclusion or resolution. The speakers emphasize the importance of being aware of chronic pain and the use of "use your body" in building on the experience. The speakers also discuss the reflection that people who inherit something do not value it and the importance of respecting children and not insulting them. The segment emphasizes the importance of investing in influencing people in positive ways to avoid harming their will and to establish one's authority and influence on others.

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			smilla hamdulillah salat wa salam ala rasulillah horarios savage Marina begin the name of Allah all
praise and glory to Allah and mais finest peace and blessings be upon His messenger Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and his family and his companions and all those who adhere to his
guidance. Welcome everyone back to the best of stories, the discussions on the story of Yusuf alayhi
salatu salam.
		
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			And before the break, we reached the point in which they came back to their father with this pretend
made up story. And their father knew that they were up to something but he did not know what it was.
He was sure that use of Allah His solemn was alive, but he could not investigate
		
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			without exposing his sons, and because he knew that use valet Salaam had a great future in store for
him. Of course, it didn't take away the pain of separation.
		
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			But it did dictate to him the limitations in his reaction
		
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			to this tragedy. And so the verses we transition into today are the deliverance of
		
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			use of Allah His Salaam from the well into the hands of the caravan, who retrieved him and then into
the palace or the home of Al Aziz, the chief minister.
		
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			So in this first verse, Allah subhanho wa Taala says Elijah at sejarah tune and there came a car, a
group of travelers
		
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			and for our salute reader whom they sent there a person who would draw water for them, someone who
would pull water for them, so that they may drink it pulled from the well
		
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			for Abdullah della who and so he extended his bucket, he let down his bucket into the well called a
bush rojava hole and he says, Oh, my joy or a great news, glad tidings to you all. He's telling the
rest of his patriots in the caravan. He says have Willam This is a young man, there's a boy here.
		
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			What sl ruhul be a law. And so they secretly took him as merchandise, meaning they quickly grabbed
him and concealed him before someone notices
		
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			and considered him merchandise that was left around because abduction was normal.
		
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			In many parts of the world, and so this was someone's slave that they just came across, or this was
someone
		
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			that they could turn into a slave because no one's here to say otherwise. Well, Eliza gel says well,
Allahu Allah, mon be my arm alone. But Allah
		
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			is fully knowing of what they are doing of what they did and what they're doing.
		
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			And so, you know, they say hindsight is 2020 when you step back and you look at the full picture of
the story of Yusuf Ali Salaam as we know it,
		
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			and how he winds up then you you read the scene a little bit different. Like it's amazing, right?
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala did he do here, he triggered thirst in these travelers, so they would stop
at the world. And they stopped at the well before other people, or else other people would have
found us and valets set them. And then
		
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			these were very particular group of people, because they were Egypt bound, so they had to be the
ones to get thirsty first and get to that well first.
		
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			Not just because they were thirsty, but because in Allah's grand scheme of things.
		
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			Egypt was about to suffer the whole region, perhaps beyond Egypt maybe was going to suffer not some
thirst, but the entire region is going to suffer a vicious drought, as we know from from later in
the story, it's going to engulf that region, and Yusuf Ali Salim being present in Egypt is required
to mitigate that.
		
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			And so that is a lesson for all of us. And this is replayed in our life so many times, but we can
only see it in hindsight, oh, that's why this person had to come into my life and this person had to
exit my life, there is no encounter and there's no separation in our life, no matter how brief no
matter how painful, no matter how painless, that's random, no encounter in our life is random. They
are all opportunities from Allah zoa jen to pick up something that's essential. And we'll use the
raw data that was picked up from the world
		
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			or a chance for us to play our role in a larger picture that we may not even be able to
conceptualize right to offer our, our mitral contribution,
		
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			you know, to help out in some minimal way to extend our rope as a way he extended his rope into the
world not knowing what that would do, he thought it would bring some water and it actually brought
use of La set to become the hero of the the drought in Egypt at the end of the story.
		
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			And so we should just never underestimate those who fall into our bucket if we want to just use the
metaphor of use valet select one third time, you may find people that just wind up in your bucket,
they could be friends, they could be enemies.
		
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			And you may not know the value of that, you know encounter that relationship that brief exchange
between people but try to be sensitive to Allah zolgensma messages.
		
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			That's number one. And then
		
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			also similarly Dr. IDC, he says something beautiful at this point in the surah. He says when a Lazo
agenne wishes to rescue his servants from something they're trapped in
		
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			you know, the confines of their well you know, you're in the well the metaphorical Well, he says
something he sometimes does. So he rescues you from the well that you've sunk into, or you're
trapped inside of by creating a need for you elsewhere, or creating a need for you with other people
they start needing you so they come looking for you. Right or just need to cross paths with you.
		
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			And so a law creates a need for people in the lives of other people so that the other people can
come discover them help them climb out of their well climb out of their ditch climb out of their
slump climb out of their their struggles.
		
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			And then what do they do? They rejoice we said the caravan rejoice the Bushido had that Hola. This
is awesome. Got a young man here like we can
		
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			make a lot of money off of him. It has like huge, lucrative potential human capital, you know,
especially in those times to acquire a slave,
		
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			free of charge and so they wanted to discreetly rush off before someone spotted them. And Allah azza
wa jal says, But Allah Allahu Allah, Allah knew, he was knowing of what they did.
		
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			There is a parallel here in the life of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that evening
cathedra alludes to, that this ayah is yet another consolation for the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam that Allah knows full well how much they're hurting you and knows how full well he's not
indifferent to your pain, meaning your enemies and he's fully aware of the conversations they
discreetly have your enemies have or Mohammed about you behind closed doors. And so I know how much
you're hurting and I know that you're concerned but I am fully aware of what they're trying to pull
off
		
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			and it's enough that I know
		
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			then the next ISS wash are all will be feminine books, and they sold him for a feminine bucks means
a cheap price. They sold him for a flimsy cheap price. The raw him Mr. Duda a few Durham's
		
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			And some scholars say that a few here
		
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			shows you just how few that they were accountable because few is in reference to number not weight,
and their home silver coins a lot of times they're just or sometimes they're measured when they're
locked by weight. So it's not even like this bag of gold or this bag of silver is saying silver that
could be counted mean like basically they sold him for a few few pennies or a few bucks.
		
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			A few pounds depending on where you're listening from.
		
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			They sold him for a few Durham's measly price, where can ofii human aza headin and they were mean
that sale concerning him concerning use of Allah Salaam of those that have no interest, like they
were selling him. And they had no interest in making big money off of him. But who is the the
scholars actually different on this one? So some scholars, this is the minority opinion, I'll work
my way into the majority opinion and build on it.
		
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			Some scholars such as an hesson, and Ted rahima, homologue, great the memes of the 17 will make many
of those who have they held that the sellers in this verse were the caravan with a group of
travelers,
		
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			meaning they they were able to discreetly run off with him, and they sold him
		
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			in the slave markets for a measly price. And they had, you know, not too much interest in making
money off of him. Why? According to this opinion, that they were the caravan selling him into the
slave markets? Well, why would we care to make top dollar out of him when we didn't pay anything for
him? So whatever we get out of him,
		
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			that that's a good thing. Because they didn't pay anything for him. Also, they said
		
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			that, because they
		
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			wanted to get rid of him before someone recognized him What if he's known and like, we're not gonna
make money if someone says he's not a slave, let's quickly sell him as a slave and run off with our
money. And so their their unease, made them sell him quickly, and just get out of the transaction
scot free. But that minority opinion, may possibly be the case. And so there's some benefit in
reflecting on it. The reflection is that I have
		
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			is that when you inherit something without earning it, you don't value it, right. That's why when
someone has their life savings,
		
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			they're not reckless with it. They want to make sure they get the most out of their life savings.
They're very careful with spending it. They value it a lot, as opposed to some lottery halen
lottery. Insha Allah or like just some jackpot they come across, right? Some treasure, they just
stumble across an estate that they inherit, from, like, you know, a wealthy relative.
		
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			They can, you know, wasted and not even cry over the fact that they wasted it. Right? Why? Because
they didn't work for it. Likewise, you know, I'm going to talk about the lavon said that Islam will
begin to unravel fall apart meaning in the hearts of generations, when people are born into Islam
that don't know of jelly, I don't know the age of ignorance. Because you know, when you don't have
the opposite, you don't you didn't work and struggle and see the challenge and fight for your Islam
to stay Muslim. It was so difficult. So people that are born into Islam
		
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			have basically
		
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			a higher level of not appreciating their Islam. And this is obviously why the children of the Sahaba
so many of them were so great, but they were not like the Sahaba. Right. As an aquarium Rahim, Allah
said about the statement of armor. So that's the first thing like they didn't value it because they
didn't spend anything on it. And they wanted to get rid of it just in case. But most scholars
believe that they were not valuing.
		
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			They had no value. They sold him for a cheap price that the seller is he or actually his brothers,
the brothers of use of Acela, how they flew him down the well. They said to make sure use valet slam
doesn't come out of the well. And, you know, expose them. They had someone watch the weld, keep an
eye on the weld, to make sure that doesn't happen. And so when they saw the caravan, basically
trying to make a run for it.
		
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			They chased after the caravan, they intercepted the caravan say, hey, that's our sleeve. But you can
have him, you know, just, you know, pay us for him. And so they said, we're not we don't want to pay
for and we'll give you x, y and z for him and they gave them a cheap price. And so they accepted,
they sold their brother. Imagine that. Right after doing this to him. He comes out of the well they
sell him to make some money off of him while they're at it and they have
		
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			had no interest because no matter what price was offered, they would be content because their
primary objective was to get rid of their brother to banish him not to make money off of this, and
that is the majority opinion that it was the brothers who did this.
		
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			And
		
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			that is, you know, just like
		
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			a second round of just emotional injury, like just trauma. If it's correct to use that word, like
think about this, this is, you know, a prophet, the son of a prophet. Yeah. wholebody Salaam, the
son of a prophet. You know, is half La Silla, the son of a prophet, Ibrahim Alayhi, salam, even our
Prophet Mohammed Allah Sato Salaam said that Yusuf Ali Salaam is Al Karim the most you know, the
Honorable son of the honorable son of the honorable son of the honorable like that, you know,
prestigious, honorable ancestry, you know, fathered by three prophets consecutively, is just treated
like a shelf item and like, he's auctioned off, like people are negotiating about him like he's
		
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			livestock, right, or just, you know, some cattle in them in the markets.
		
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			In the livestock markets, and what does that tell us like if that does not to remind us about the
worthlessness of this world, the worthlessness of this world,
		
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			then what will you know, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in the high, low and dounia
target are in the luggage and I have a robot in my pocket Filomena shutter button. If this entire
world were worth to Allah, the link of a mosquito, he would not give the disbeliever in it, that
drink of water. And so when you see the disbeliever, the one who rejects God, receive a drink of
water and so much more than a drink of water. Right? They become kings and emperors and tyrants and
everything in between. Then this means this dunya really means nothing. In reality, it means nothing
in the sight of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			And so that's an important lesson. Another important lesson even the Josie Rahim Allah mentioned in
his steps, he has added mercy it he said that some of the righteous used to say about this concept
of the enemies of use of La Salaam, his brothers selling him to this caravan. He said, You may think
that's crazy, or like unbelievable, he said, but what is more unbelievable, than use of being sold
by his enemies? Is what he said to you selling yourself meaning selling your soul
		
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			for a moment's pleasure, by defying Allah, I mean you disobeying Allah, and by that you've sold out
the hereafter your soul in the hereafter. For a moment's pleasure in this dunya he said, That's
crazier. And that is crazy, right? Because when we do that, we are acting like we are our own
enemies. Like the enemy is supposed to betray you is expected to right? But you selling yourself
out. That's unbelievable. That's insane. And so May Allah azza wa jal grant us grab this vision and
grant this insight, to be able to have the self control to not destroy ourselves.
		
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			And then of the lessons here is that the all these people
		
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			are bargaining and negotiating wherever they are over who overuse or rather his setup. He's the item
in the transaction. He's the object of sale. And as one of the scholars said, sometimes the item
being sold is far more valuable than the seller himself. Right.
		
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			And the ugliest, saddest manifestation of this is when people buy and sell with their religion.
Right? When they are they transact at the expense of their religious commitment, as a loss of Hannah
without it says many places in the world. And let us start over at Litem. And kalila, do not you
know trade off the signs the verses have a love for a cheap price. There's many different ways to do
that. And there are many different levels of doing that some uglier than others, but they are all
ugly, right to use a laws religion, the sacred revealed knowledge as a currency as a token of sale
to tokenize it for money for fame, for you know, membership in your click, right? You like you
		
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			highlight one verse and downplay another until you're tokenizing it right you're you're using it
		
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			in a dishonest way, in a selective way for the sake of worldly gains as a builder, and so that item
that you're treating like an item out of the villa is more valuable than you and more value than
		
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			And more valuable than our lives. This is a love message to find out what are the sacred texts and
so to use them that way
		
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			is
		
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			is sheer wickedness. The next verse,
		
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			the last verse that we'll discuss today, and that now him entering the palace, or entering the house
of Allah Aziz. Allah says and the one from Egypt or holiday Salah homeless for the one from Egypt
who bought him he said Limbo he said to his wife, a creamy mouthwash a creamy a crumb right? He's
like honoring your guests right kromm
		
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			honor mythweb his residents meaning the place where he's don't just honor him honor his
surroundings, right? honor his state.
		
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			I said any unfair honor, perhaps he may benefit us Elena definitely the who Elijah. Or we can take
him adopt him basically, as our son as the son of ours. Allah says what can barely get my can use
of. And thus in this manner, we established the use of fill out in the land, while in walima, who
meant that we had it and so that we may teach him the interpretations of events meaning the
interpretations of dreams he excelled and better and better and better.
		
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			From this point forward, as you work towards and through maturity, while Lavalle monada me he and
Allah is dominant or predominant over his affair
		
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			when I connect from an SLA on the moon, but most people don't know.
		
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			And so there's, it's a longer verse and there's much to be said on it. But quickly, number one, only
Allah knows how many people were interested to purchase young, handsome, Yusuf alayhi salam. But
Allah had very particular plans for him the same way very particular group of people had to take him
up the well, a very particular
		
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			family had to bring him into their home, because he needed a comfortable stay. Right. And he needed
a quality education. And he needed to be near the decision making circles in Egypt so that he number
one he recovers from with the convert from like the, the the labor is arduous, painstaking events,
he's been through back to back to back. And then now he has to understand a what type of mindset and
strategy he needs to develop them. And that can only be an extension of understanding his reality,
understanding the like the social norms, the political
		
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			makeup, the economic potential of the lands of Egypt, he'll need all that later. And so all of that
can only be made available to him in the house of
		
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			Allah Aziz. And then Li Zhi is here, he's called an Aziz throughout the story. Okay, Al Aziz, you
know, the mighty, the mighty, meaning that he's the chief minister, basically.
		
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			As as many have interpreted at least,
		
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			Allah does not say analyzes the chief minister said to his wife, honor his they didn't say that.
Allah Subhana, Allah Allah said, and the one who bought him from Egypt, the one from Egypt, who
bought him said to his wife, is there a difference? There is a difference. Some have called our
attention to the fact that Allah introduces this man to us at this point in the story in a very, you
know, distinct way. He doesn't call him an Aziz, he, the first time he mentioned him, which is now
he mentioned him as the man from Egypt, who bought use of La Silla. They said, Why, said perhaps
because
		
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			a person's most important quality deserves to be mentioned first, when you allude to a person, you
should begin with their most important, the most important quality.
		
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			And so, in this case, this man's most important quality is what, it's not the state office, the
government office
		
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			that he enjoys. It's not his upper class Enos that is useful. We just said it's going to be very
useful for use of asylums, you know, upbringing.
		
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			But his most important action was the fact that he purchased Yusuf Ali Salaam, he brought him he
hosted him into his house. And that's so profound that sometimes one action can Eclipse all of your
other actions, and all of your other accomplishments and all your other achievements is very
profound if you think about it, that we may perform one thing in our life that redefines us in the
sight of Allah subhana wa tada and outweighs in sha Allah in a positive way. All we ever do and
there's so many is in so many a hadith
		
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			that, that speak to this concept that things you think are nothing in passing, but they wind up
being everything, the most consequential factors, a statement you say you don't think anything
		
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			Have a statement you say you don't think anything of one of them takes you to the heights of genda
one of them takes to the pits of the fire. The province often said these things. And so his most
important qualities, he's the man who purchased Yusuf alayhi salam.
		
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			And then after honor his stay, perhaps he may benefit us as a very intelligent men. He understood
that honoring this child now. And affording him a stress free upbringing plays a role in benefiting
from that child later.
		
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			And I hope none of us are ever blind to that.
		
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			You know, essential rule about kids, some people may very foolishly think that you need to be harsh
in the way you discipline children, or you have the right to humiliate them in public or beat them
or all of these things.
		
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			This is not how you make them a classy, refined adult. It's actually the very opposite. You know,
when you respect your child's dignity, you respect their feelings, you teach them how to
appropriately express their frustrations, you give them an outlet basically for that, that is not
contrary to manners but it's also not robotic, you give them room to do these things. And you never
insult their intelligence. That's how they see themselves as a dignified person, as a respected
person, as a person that has received praise they can give praise has seen respect and so they are a
fluid reflect the respect he understood treat this child well, so that he may benefit us. Sometimes
		
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			it's not a slave, sometimes your your child right, almost there are no slaves, right? So your own
child, you treat them in a way that will allow you to reap their fruits in this dunya at least. And
of course, the Hara is is our true investment with our kids.
		
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			And so, after that Allah azza wa jal says, he said, This is why I take care of him treat him real
good. Cavalli chemic can use to fill out. This is how we established Yusuf in the land.
		
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			He just got sold into slavery established in the light, he's powerless. What is what establishment
is here? No, these are the underpinnings of establishment. These are the subtle beginnings, every
major event has subtle beginning. These are the subtle beginnings of establishment. The fact that he
you know all these subtle factors I've been talking about throughout, but in this particular verse
right after Allah says take good care of him. This is how we established use of the closeness of
those two sentences means that people caring about him being fond of him, him basically entering
finding a seat in the heart of the chief minister, or the heart of his wife, or both.
		
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			That is the first step to being established to being a person of authority. Because authority comes
in various ways, true authority, the ability to affect people influence people in a positive way, is
very unlikely if they don't like you, very unlikely if they're averse to you. That's why Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was, you know, such a magnetic personality and also such a magnetic
person. What do I mean by that personality? His character was impeccable, but even his person, a lot
of people gave him such a beautiful smile on his salatu salam, all these things why to open people's
hearts for him to influence them in a positive way.
		
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			Likewise, you know, Musa alayhis salam how the masala Salaam infiltrate as a baby mind you
infiltrate the fortresses the palaces of Freetown unharmed, how did he do it? He did it Yes, Allah
Zell did set up the waves in a way that carried the basket to the shores of you know the army to
pick him up or the workers to pick him up but they could have said okay is really baby children of
Israel slaughter him like the rest of them? How did he get past the defenses the security teams how
Allah zoa Genesis a in sort of Baja
		
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			while pay to LA can have better mini when he does not align
		
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			and I bestowed upon you a love from me. Like I placed on you. The
		
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			the aura that made you love I gave you the quality I blanketed you in the quality of being loved by
others. I made you lovable I bestowed upon you love for me. I made you lovable
		
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			for Alan's wife sees him tells everyone to back off. That's how he got into the castle. Right? And
so being loved by people is a huge number that we should seek out.
		
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			In hallelujah Of course,
		
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			in a balanced way, it's something we can enjoy when it is not excessive and when it is taught in a
balanced way. But it's also something to invest but the you know, the greatest potential of people
loving you is to invest that in influencing them in positive
		
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			voice so how did Allah establish situate us in a place where he can have an influence, the start of
that was carving a place for him in the heart of the chief minister.
		
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			So that he may be loved by them, and he will be brought up under their care, which is actually a lot
zildjian caring for him.
		
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			And then the eye ends and with that I'll close well la Hollywood Allah Emory when I came back from
St. Louis, Allah moon, and Allah is predominant over his affair, meaning that affairs are loans to
carry out there, they're always dominant, they supersede every other, want every other will. So our
will may get executed, if Allah loves it, Allah will is always carried out.
		
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			You know, think about it, our will is not always carried out
		
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			a lot zildjian may interrupt it or hinder it for a greater wisdom subhanho wa Taala but his will
nothing can ever interrupt. You know, especially in this story like Yahoo bought a solemn love to
keep his son close, but his son was sent away, because Allah has the will is dominant, the the the
the brothers or the brothers, you just have a long list right that the brothers tried to send him
down a well, Allah sent him up the ladder to get on top of the throne eventually, right? The
brothers wanted to win their father's heart over by this act by removing use of Allison from the
picture. Allah's Will was that they become even more resented by their father as a result of that.
		
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			They they wanted to
		
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			prove to their father that this story is true. And they put together this you know, this whole,
		
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			you know, storyline and he was not convinced at all.
		
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			They wanted him to forget Yusuf Ali salam, he remembered him now even more,
		
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			you know, and later on in the story, these things will continue to happen, right? The women will try
to humiliate him, smear him. And they will actually
		
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			glorify His name, they will have his name presented before they King, and the true story will come
out which will actually do the very opposite, which is prove his unique dignity that the average
person, most people, almost all people don't have, by virtue of the Act. So everyone that attempt
something desires it, the opposite happens in the story, right? And so that is why Allah is dominant
over what he wants. But then it says what what I can accept an SLA Allah moon, most people don't
know. Because it always happens in a subtle way. It always happens. They don't see it coming. It's
unexpected.
		
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			So most people don't know this, that statement. Most people don't know that Allah does whatever he
wants, and his plans are never interrupted, his plans are never compromised. That appears more in
this sort of the scholar said that phrase in any other suit on the Koran, because that's exactly the
contrary outcomes happens in the sort of more than any other sort of, in the whole and any other
story in the whole end. And lastly, some scholars said that, you know, most people don't know is is
Quranic
		
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			refinement of our language, you know, is that people don't know, or know most people don't know,
yes, they are a majority. But the four and teaches us to, these are called hedges, right?
		
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			are called qualifiers and language when you say most, some less than perhaps sometimes maybe right
might likely when you leave room for probabilities and leave room for, you know, you don't commit
yourself to a black and white explanation. Sometimes just normal to do this, but when the more you
do this,
		
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			the more it reflects that you feel as though agenda you're not just mentioning sweeping
generalizations about everything. And it also adds to the people that listen to you.
		
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			It adds to their confidence that you're an accurate speaker, that you're a credible speaker, you're
an objective speaker. You're not just about stereotypes and generalizations and otherwise most
people don't know you find that kind of language a lot in the Quran. And we should try to
incorporate that when we speak in our vocabulary as part of their strength of our tongue and the
carefulness of our speech, which is a part of our fear of Allah Zilla Jen and our Quranic refinement
even in our discourse, so panic along convictions are laid out and they start to relate we move on
to another scene of the story. Next week in a Hannah lasagna is like Lafayette and don't forget us
		
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			in your Friday evening, Darius it's a beautiful hour which is accepted before another live on
Friday. said I want to live it again.