Mohammad Elshinawy – Best of Stories – Study of Surat Yusuf 15

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The speakers discuss the importance of remembering to use words like "has" and "has" to describe one's memory and to be a good broker between the public and the royal family. They emphasize the benefits of planting seeds for seven years and maximizing productivity to save money. The speakers also emphasize the importance of avoiding mistakes and maximizing savings to avoid overwhelming one's pockets. Finally, they highlight the need for support and intentions to avoid mistakes and save money.

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			relavent hamdulillah salatu salam ala Rasulillah Han early he also have a drain on ego set out to
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			We begin the name of Allah whole Praise and Glory be to Allah and raise finance peace and blessings
be upon His messenger Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and his family and his companions and all
those who tried his path and adhere to his guidance. May Allah Illuminate our hearts and minds with
the Quran. Make us people of the Quran and the Sunnah and people of the Quran and the hereafter
accompany us in our loneliness with his book then accompany us in the darkness of the grave with the
light of his book and accompany us on the Day of terror with the security of his book and with the
shade of his book on that day, Allah whom I mean.
		
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			So we continue in sha Allah with the best of stories,
		
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			the story of use of Allah he Salam. And in this point in the story, we left off with the man being
released from prison, the butler, or the wine server
		
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			being released and forgetting the request of use of Allah His salam to make mention of him of use of
to the king. And so he forgot before Icynene for several years, actually.
		
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			And now Allah azza wa jal has chosen to open a doorway for Joseph from the prison cell into the
king's heart, not just into the palace.
		
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			And so the verses begin by saying, it's a scene switch, it says Wacol al Malik the king, the king
said, meaning at some point in time, one day the king said
		
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			in the Ric meaning in a dream Sababa called autin seven, fat cow, Siemens Ababa Hawkins seven seven
fat cows being eaten by seven cows that were lean seven skinny cows or lean cows.
		
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			And then another scene he saw seven spikes, like stalks of grain, seven spikes of grain and others
		
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			that we're dry.
		
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			Others like them that were dry.
		
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			Oh, eminent ones. He's talking to his royal court now.
		
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			Ah, F 20 futile AI explained to me this vision this dream of mine
		
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			in quantum liberal IATA Gaborone, if you actually can do what you're supposed to do, which is
interpret dreams for me.
		
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			And so the milk saw the milk.
		
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			The king saw the dream.
		
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			I don't know I said milk what it could be because I went through an interesting experience today. I
guess I'll just let you in on my inside joke that
		
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			I had a very tiny pepper in my sister's yard today.
		
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			That tasted mild on the first bite. And then I took a braver bite. And I realized what habanero
peppers really mean. And so I drank milk and it didn't work and I drank heavy cream and it didn't
work. But I've just recovered. So maybe that's why milk is on my mind. The king sorry, the king
		
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			asks them about this dream that he is seeing that
		
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			he can't shake off. And that's amazing, right? Allah is the almighty subhanho wa Taala you could be
the king of the country you could be the head of an empire and if he wishes to preoccupy you
		
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			to to make you captive have a passing thought of just you know, some nighttime vision, a dream
		
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			to make you captive of a fly that annoys you and you can get past the annoyance of a flight. He can
do that subhanho wa Taala because he is as he is He is the Almighty you know they asked him this
America him a whole lot. The mother halacha Allah Who do Bab Why did God create flies? Because like
flies are just annoying.
		
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			And they seem to be like just so useless. All harm and no benefit. You know, flies just shoot them
when they come back and shoot them when they come back and they just they land and then they lay
maggots and they eat trash and they
		
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			just perpetuate so much harm. So he they said to him why did I love crate flies? And he said to
them, levy levy ha enough algebra to bend with it the next of the tyrants meaning to humble, those
who claim to be powerful. He shows them through flies how perilous they are.
		
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			And so look at what Allah azza wa jal did. As you know Dr. Added Fifi says when Allah wished to
extract use of a sedan from prison, he didn't make the prison walls collapsed, right? He didn't send
an Angel to pluck the soul of the tyrant. You know, he didn't send a lightning bolt to smash and
cause the, the lock on the gate of the prison cell to explode. And, you know, just blow the locks
off the cage. He simply caused the king to see a dream as he slept. And he deemed that very subtle
event, enough to rescue use of a Saudi Akata he said I'm from the shackles of oppression. You know
another lesson in this in this idea, by the way, is that
		
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			a disbeliever may see a truthful dream. A disbeliever may see a an event about the future that is by
accurate foretelling of the future.
		
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			And yes, it is true that this is unlikely because the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that
at the end of time, people's dreams will
		
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			will be very common when their dreams about the future will be uncovered will be common. And the
people with the truest dreams are those most truthful. As luck with them. How do you hit those who
speak most truthfully see the most honest or straightforward or accurate visions? So there is a link
I'm trying to say here there's a link between a righteousness and
		
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			seeing premonitions about the future for reassurance for subtle guidance from Allah soprano without
obviously not legislation, not law, nothing like that. But your righteousness can show you a dream.
And it is more likely that you will see a true dream if you're a righteous person. But if you're not
a believer at all, it may still happen for a wisdom that Allah knows sometimes that wisdom is to
bring them closer to the truth. Sometimes they are truthful and just haven't discovered guidance
yet.
		
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			Sometimes, they are being given a second chance to snap out of their dishonesty that they exhibit
towards themselves.
		
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			So he saw this dream what is the dream he saw seven fat cows being eaten by seven skinny cows and
seven
		
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			stocks
		
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			or spikes of grains, I think a stalk of corn or something like that right? And others that were very
dry. And so what does this mean? So they said to him I would also ask them I'd love means just like
a bunch of books is a bundle, a bundle of the Lamb
		
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			of mixed dreams guru iya from raw is it
		
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			And whereas a hill a Hallam are our dreams that are meaningless. And so they said they said to him
like you're just confused. They're just some random scenes basically a bunch of mixed meaningless
dreams.
		
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			Why don't we tell we let me be really mean. And we're not learned in the interpretation of dreams.
So the word lamb here was used in the wider sense of right dreams from dreams, meaningful dreams and
meaningless dreams. And that was what they said to him and I am moving a bit faster to catch the
more important lessons because we recited more verses than usual this evening.
		
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			They said to Him, we don't know how to deal with something of this nature. But it's likely that it's
just meaningless. That's what they told him.
		
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			It seems to be meaningless dreams. Allah subhanho wa Taala said we'll call Alladhina German Houma.
And the one that was saved out of the two of them, meaning the two of them that were in prison with
use of AI, they set out there was the baker and there was the butler. And so the baker, he told me
to execute that and he was and then there was the butler or the wind server, who saw himself
pressing graves, he told them he will press grapes for the king, meaning your job will be reinstate
that you'll go back to the king. And so that person who forgot he now remembered what Dakota he
remembered, after some time, after a long time with Dakota biomethane after an annulment means a
		
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			period of time, OMA has many meanings doesn't just mean nation, it means nation means example, and
it also means a period of time.
		
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			So here it means that he remembered after a long period of time, the one who was freed or who was
saved.
		
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			And he said to them, and that when a Beatle can be tweedy, he fell asleep. I will inform you have
its interpretation. So send me forward meaning what I don't have the interpretation send me forward.
I just came to mind now where I can get you the interpretation from send me let me go I'm what can I
go get you the interpretation, meaning from elsewhere.
		
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			And it is kind of crazy, right? That the guy forgot us about a Salem there for years.
		
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			And in a moment's notice, it just all the lights get turned on. And that shows you that Allah
subhanho wa Taala is Alfetta
		
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			of Allah's names and feta Alfetta means the one who is often and always opening things up, meaning
things are always locked. There, nothing is a given, even the simplest things are not Givens unless
Allah opens them up for you opens up an opportunity opens up a pocket in your brain. And we know
that sometimes you're looking for your glasses and you're wearing them. Or maybe it's just me,
you're looking for your glass, your keys, and they're in your hands. You know,
		
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			the fact that this man, it was such an experience, unlikely to forget what he forgot. And the moment
there was a slight hint, just said, oh my goodness, it's right there. So obvious, even though it's
been years, but it was such a powerful experience a powerful memory, that it was so ready to come
back, but it wouldn't come back until Allah opened up the opportunity for it to come back. That
exchange he had with us about I said, I'm in his memory. And so our memory
		
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			gets activated, our lights get turned on.
		
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			Once the the lightning bolt, if you will of Allah has Destiny flashes, or Allah sends the command
and things start happening, things start opening up. And so the things you remember, also us right,
just extend this to us and other things you remember, and sometimes the things you don't remember,
		
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			are very beneficial to you. Why did I remember this? Now? Why couldn't I remember this prior? You
know, be a thoughtful person. Why did I forget this
		
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			person?
		
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			Or why did you forget their request, like sometimes this could be a blessing from Allah that You
forgot this pain that this person caused you? Sometimes it could be a punishment from Allah azza wa
jal that you had a great opportunity, and you just fumbled until the opportunity fell. And that
could be turned around into a blessing right in the long term. But realize that Allah did not allow
you to remember he is the most fair and he could be helping you along by you being more keen on the
opportunities when they come to you. So just be aware of Allah's involvement even in your memories.
		
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			And also so let me let me
		
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			bring it back now to the man remembering now use of Ali Salam was there a benefit in this?
		
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			Yeah, for sure. There's a benefit in this much more than him remembering use of Ali Sam when he
first came out of prison, because had he remembered use of Alehissalaam. When he first came out of
prison, Yusuf Ali Salam could have become the adviser of the king that interprets his dreams. And he
the king would have had this one dream right years later and use rallies. Saddam said, Oh,
straightforward, it means x y
		
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			See, it wouldn't have been as as impressive, right?
		
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			But what actually happens now is that after everybody failed at interpreting the dream now use
Valley samsat into the picture. And so his status is known this guy is special Alehissalaam and so
even in that delay was a great neuroma from Allah subhanho wa Taala to distinguish Yusuf Ali Salam
and his skill in the eyes of the king.
		
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			You know, Chef Amara Shukri once said something very beautiful about this he said you know if the
man would have come out of prison the butler and just went to the king and said by the way, this guy
in prison He's He's pretty good at the stream interpretation stuff.
		
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			The king didn't need him at that moment. So hearing his name at that moment wouldn't have been very
meaningful he could have just ignored it i don't care i got bigger better things to do I got
important stuff to do. It's almost like when you are given you're not looking forward to someone
passes you the business card of someone but you have no need for that person's business at the
moment their carpentry their electronic there, no, you have no care for it, what are you going to
do, you're probably gonna just throw that business card away, or leave it somewhere till they get
till it finds itself into the trash bin eventually. But when you are offered this connect with a
		
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			person that has a skill that you need right now, you treat it very differently. And so him
forgetting until the right moment was a huge number from Allah to slip us valet Salem into a very
exclusive circle in the king's court.
		
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			So he goes off to use of Alexa he sent me they sent him off and he goes to use of Alex and it says
use for your suit the use of also the UK.
		
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			And we spoke a little bit about some of the alright was so the UK means.
		
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			So there is roughly translated as a confirmer of truth, but that's one of two things. So deep is
someone who is consistent, adherent to truth.
		
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			So he's always honest, that's why the Prophet SAW Selim said in the height of Miss erode well as
Rogers Dakota heteroscedastic, during the lie said, the person will insist on being honest, and just
answered, until Allah
		
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			has him written with him with Allah as
		
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			someone who is always speaking the truth. The other meaning of sodium is that you confirm the truth
of others. And there is a real relationship between the two that maybe at another time, we can speak
about, because you are a you have a heightened sense for truth, like I will book this will do. And
so you are able to sense truth by virtue of it being spoken.
		
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			So he said to me, so he saw us truthfulness, Alehissalaam, and prior right when he was in prison
with him. So he said to him, Yusuf, oh man of truth, explained to us seven fat cows being eaten by
seven skinny cows, seven green spikes of green and others that are dry, so that I may return to the
people. He didn't say the king said, the people.
		
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			So they will know
		
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			about this or about you or, and that's really interesting, isn't it? Because
		
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			he didn't tell the king where he was going. He said, Send me let me go get you to interpretation.
And then He comes to us a valet Sullivan says to him, tell me the interpretation of this. He didn't
tell him that it's the king's dreams. So you know, some scholars said perhaps he wanted to make sure
he's getting paid. He wanted to get the big prize. And so he's trying to like you know, you want to
be the broker, you want to be the middleman between the two to meet you make sure you get your cut.
		
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			And then later on eventually just happens, because as you will see, the King will say, Bring him to
me, I stuck blissfully enough. See, I want him I want direct, I want him exclusively to myself.
		
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			Inner cabinet as they say.
		
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			But in any case, he had great respect. He approached them use of also the he still, he did it in a
very formal, polite, respectful way. And maybe there's an important lesson in that as well. That for
some strange reason, we can find those who serve alcohol, like this guy,
		
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			have great, great respect for the people of knowledge, the scholars, and so those who say they are
committed to the deen of Allah subhana wa Tada and don't have a heightened regard for scholars, they
should be very concerned about themselves. They should be very concerned about themselves because
these are the relatives of the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam, the scholars of Islam, aren't they
		
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			because only a relative is allowed to inherit and the Prophet SAW said and said, we're thrilled that
the prophets the scholars are the inheritors of the prophets. So this shows that they are directly
related to him. And you know, not respecting them not giving them their titles, you know, I see it
all the time, like just sadly, online, especially
		
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			The people are just extra, like
		
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			disrespectful, you know, you disagree with someone automatically, they're not a chef anymore or not
a doctor anymore or not. This is not a Mr anymore. This is this is something to be learned from the
guy who serves wine to a king, who is not yet Muslim. He comes as use of also the right Give him his
his titles of respect. And that is extremely important to feel this this great to have this
disgraceful ignorance. And this like pitiful arrogance, where
		
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			you tell yourself they aren't actually scholars that aren't actually entitled to this, those that
hadith about the reviewing the scholars applies to true scholars where they are not, don't be so
sure
		
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			of that and check yourself because historically, whoever has fallen into this
		
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			has not brought the scholars down if they were true scholars rather they had put they've sent
themselves away to to a forgotten place in the
		
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			In any case,
		
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			use of Alehissalaam
		
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			told him the interpretation of the dreams and gave it to the intermediary and he did a good deed if
you're sincere and Hamdulillah. He wasn't sincere. That's his loss. But we're happy he did it that
he was an intermediary served between use of Ali Salam and the king. Because dreams are not all
superstition, some of them are hugely beneficial. They are in a sense related to sacred knowledge.
And that's why the word fg two F two and F two and F two keeps coming up here almost almost like a
religious edict Affectiva that is an interpretation of the Quran and the Sunnah, the dream
interpretation could be effectual, it could have religious significance or the benefit of religious
		
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			information, in the sense that it said it's about to save a country and a region from a family, it's
about to ensue. And so this man couldn't be the scholar that interprets that dream. And so he was
the intermediary between the masses, if you will, and those scholars and so you will be that person
as well. If you cannot be a scholar, be the connector between the scholar and the rest of the world,
relay the concerns of the world to the scholar and relay the, you know, the explanations of the
scholar to the world and that it's a great deed. May Allah use us for that if we can, if that is the
extent of our capacity. So what are the use of Allah said, I'm telling him, he said to him, listen,
		
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			here's what you need to do. Highlighters Rorona savaris Sebastian in the ABA, you need to plant for
seven years consecutively. Whatever you harvest, leave it
		
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			in its spikes, like don't unpack the grains, so they don't rot. Leave them in their spikes, except a
little bit that you're going to use right now. as needed basis, put them away in the silos, keep
them dry, so they don't rot.
		
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			And you're going to work and you need to work for seven years, like put your head down, you gotta be
in it for the long run.
		
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			And you need to work overtime. So he said to him work seven years.
		
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			Planting the Ebon. Overtime that Abend means over and over and over again, meaning around the clock.
I'm seeing overtime.
		
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			Because I'm from New York and the city that never sleeps overtime is normal for us. So that Abend
means consecutively. He says and then you're going to store away whatever you can. And you're going
to minimize your consumption except for the little that which you eat. And this is genius advice not
just for for a famine that may ensue, or an economic meltdown that may happen. You know, people
always wonder how do you save money saving money is I'm kind of ashamed to say very simple.
		
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			Because I'm not the best at saving money. But the whole trick and saving money is not how much you
make. It's not how much you make. It is how much you save it meaning how much you spent. And as
opposed to what you spend how much how much of it you save, like people think okay, if I make $4,000
Now or $10,000 Now, so
		
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			you know, if I make 11, I can start saving 1000 a month, then they make 11 and they find themselves
spending the 11 Anyway, so that's not the trick. The trick is to actually say I make $10,000 No, I
make nine well that 1000 has gone before it came and you put it aside and say I'm going to make do
with $9,000 and that is really the trick to saving money.
		
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			So he told him you have to work work for a long time seven years put in some overtime. I don't mean
that literally with our occupations and our careers. I'm just explaining what he said. And he said
you have to build up your storage, build up your savings and minimize your spending. Because it does
the you know increasing your supply doesn't matter because
		
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			We just tend to consume, consume, consume, consume, it's our nature.
		
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			I remember
		
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			at 100 Live, I've
		
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			departed the movie watching world maybe 20 years ago.
		
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			But I remember my eye catching a very short documentary about one of the oldest, most successful
American actors, Johnny Depp, Johnny Depp was a man who made in his prime, or I think, in total $650
million.
		
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			And he these are just one case, I hear about athletes that were in the NBA and are huge millionaires
and otherwise, Johnny Depp became had huge financial problems. I think now he's slowly trying to
recover from that, how do you spend $650 million, it's actually very easy. Ask Johnny Depp, how to
do it. And so it doesn't matter how much money you make doesn't ever matter. It matters how much you
steal away. How much you spend and don't spend is actually what determines
		
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			those who are able to solidify their their financial assets, of course, with the givens of charity
as a can and ethical spending and all else that we should know as Muslims. So he said to us what you
need to do, and so I'll leave it there.
		
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			But I can't leave it there. He just said that he didn't say anything else. What didn't he say?
		
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			He didn't say how dare you forget me in prison for five or 10 years? That's not strange. Like
someone forgets you in a prison cell for years after you fulfilled their need and reassured them
about this dream that was haunting them while they were your your buddy in prison. They forget you
then they come back then they come back not with an apology. They come back like hey, man, you
remember me you're pretty truthful, I have another need for you.
		
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			And what is use of Ali Salam do no strings attached, just tells him the interpretation of the dream
doesn't even let the man hear word of criticism. Those are very beautiful hearts. Like just how can
we inshallah become those people just live and let live and you know, pray for people and advise
them at the right time. But when they're in need, you just help people
		
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			and even help the society I mean, this whole society left them in prison. And but that's how great
hearts just are able to transcend and, and gloss over grudges.
		
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			No compensation he just freely gave them I'll see how. And that's a beautiful, beautiful quality to
to work towards. He said to him to my team embody that, like I said, raunchy dad, then after you
work for the seven hard years, there's going to come seven difficult years.
		
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			So the seven fat cows productivity and all this lushness of flourishing agriculture are going to be
eaten by seven week cows meaning what an age of great hunger.
		
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			And so the seven week cows will eat the seven fat cows. That is how he interpreted the dream.
		
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			So they will come he said to him then they will come seven difficult years. And by the way, the
scholar said this versus proof that it's calling them difficult years she dead or you know asleep or
in a set like miserable years or years of misfortune. Those are all words the script to describe
gears in the Quran. The aim in the haystack, ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada said in another Surah
		
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			those types of descriptions difficult, Mr. Unfortunate and misfortune.
		
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			Those don't fall under the prohibition that we should all know especially in 2020 because people
keep saying 2020s needs to get canceled and like * 2020 I was a bit less crazy stuff like
this. The Prophet SAW Selim said, Allah azza wa jal said
		
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			that the son of Adam curses me. Yes, so Buddha Hara will enter the rule, or call label Leila on the
house by cursing time and I m time meaning I am responsible for time time comes it refers back to
me. I determine what happens what day in what year. And so to say a year,
		
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			is cursed in the sense that you're objecting to Allah or expressing resentment to Allah. That is
what is
		
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			highly reprehensible in Islam. Because it is it is resentment of Allah himself. subhanaw taala,
who's in control of all this, he says, They curse me. They curse time and I am time meaning
responsible for it or callable, later now I'm the one who rotates the night in the day. Whereas as
we said, the scholar said, These verses are exceptions to that meaning they are a description of
time that doesn't fall under a condemnation or an objection
		
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			or an offense to Allah regarding how he manages the the the time he distance and the events that
take place. That's the difference objection versus description to
		
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			See, I have struggled in my journey I have struggled in this year. There's nothing wrong with that.
So long as he does not imply or express objection.
		
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			So he said, seven years will come that will be difficult, yet couldn't laugh at them to me the
Hoonah that will consume that which you saved for them. In La kalila metrics, anyone except for the
little bit that you will store meaning you'll just have enough to get you through the seven
difficult years you're gonna have a little bit leftover when the seven years are over. But then he
says, This is the last verse film my team in the valley care I'm on fee you have to NASA fee is
zero. And then they will come after that a year in which people you will have off will be relieved
with a lot of rain. My thought is rain. Bustillos is rain when people are most desperate for it. So
		
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			they're going to be watching their store houses.
		
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			Their rations of food decrease and just throw before they finish. In the 15th. year right seven
flourishing seven famine in the 15th year when people are so desperate for it, the rain is going to
come in abundance fee will often ask people will be given rain in abundance.
		
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			Wi Fi he also it alone and in it today will press meaning they'll press they're all of their press
their grapes, they'll get their oil there, get their juices there get there. Some scholars would say
their wine because wine was permissible for previous nations long story. It's not permissible by
unanimous agreement and now
		
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			Case Closed.
		
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			So what can we say about this ayah he taught the people to work through the impending strife by
looking at the light at the end of the tunnel.
		
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			And he also so that's one lesson on its own, awaiting the relief while certain it will come.
		
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			That is how you find it by looking for it by waiting by being sure that Allah subhanho wa Taala will
send it no trial ever, you know, stays forever in this world. Why? Because either it ends or you
leave it here and you go you end. But it will nothing is permanent. And so it's always important to
remember that.
		
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			What do you know, also like, how did he know? How did he know? They asked him about these seven cows
and those seven cows. So they asked him about 14 years? Well, the second seven were seven, it didn't
say seven good years and then many. So it was a subtle distinction that there is a cap on the years
of famine, there's a cap on the skinny cows that will eat the fat cows, there is a net it's a finite
number. And so it was subtle, the subtlety
		
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			that he extracted from it, that it will not be an unlimited or a more than seven year drought and
famine.
		
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			So that's where he got it from. But did they ask him about it? No, some scholars I mean, some
scholars have pointed this out. But know that he didn't ask the ask them about the seven of those
seven. And so he was generous with them, he gave them even more than they asked for, which is to
point out for them.
		
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			What the 15th year would look like you can say Yeah, well make sense. They would know it on their
own? No, it could be that these were the seven difficult years and then there can be another set of
seven years right 15 to 21 Could things could be gradually getting better, but he's selling them and
once the 15th year is there, things are gonna get real good real fast.
		
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			And some said
		
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			that, because he was so generous with them, and forgiving them and not holding that against them and
just you know recipie just give extending the advice and the strategy and the game plan to them so
graciously. Allah graciously gave him information about more than just the dream to further
distinguish him and prove his virtue and his knowledge to them all.
		
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			And so we will stop there in sha Allah to Allah and now speak it be it may Allah
		
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			about the Kings reaction
		
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			to use of Allah, His sedums.
		
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			Bye, explanation interpretation of the dream and illustration of the years to come.
		
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