Mohammad Qutub – Manners without Faith

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The segment discusses the manners and faith in Islam, highlighting the importance of faith and manners in teaching good character and bringing others to one's faith. The segment also touches on the negative impact of the "haramsier" label on Muslims' behavior and the importance of good character and faith in building a strong foundation for one's life. The speakers stress the need for faith and manners to avoid confusion and misunderstandings, and discuss the importance of acceptance and understanding of the meaning of Islam. They also touch on the use of "naught" in Islam and how it can affect one's behavior.

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			Hello, Rahim hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala so you know what Imam you know what
have you been able to pass in Muhammad Ali Abdullah Ali was Sufi with tabula in woman Tabby I have
been sending Elomi Dean Panatela with Milena LML Lampton and rollin Hakimullah Schlafly Saudi
Arabia, psyllium, determinedly Sunni holy. I praise Allah Almighty and I send prayers and blessings
upon Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam noble family righteous companions and all those
that follow them with the right guidance until the Day of Judgment, Amin
		
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			Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. We are brothers and sisters, welcome to part two of this
series about faith without manners, and manners without faith.
		
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			In the first part, just to refresh your memory, we dealt with the first phenomenon, which is that of
faith without manners in Islam.
		
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			Whereby you will find people who may be or may seem to be highly religious, and very practicing
Muslims,
		
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			and possibly very focused on the rituals of Islam and the pillars, the great pillars of Islam doing
all of these great acts of worship. But when it comes to their character, you find that there is a
serious disconnect it. This was what we talked about last time. And
		
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			understandably, in that talk,
		
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			the whole time I was talking about and expounding the importance of director and follower and how it
is simply impossible to divorce it from the issue of Dean and Eman, faith, and religiosity.
		
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			Today, we're going to flip that concept on its head.
		
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			Okay. So now we want to talk about the diametrically opposite,
		
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			an equally, if not, more dangerous phenomenon, and that is to have manners for a flock of no faith.
		
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			Do you mean? How can someone be called the Muslim?
		
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			have manners in a flock? But no faith, no email? If there's no human then he's not a Muslim. Why are
we talking about non Muslims? Well, we'll see.
		
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			As you can see, the two phenomenon are exactly opposite. Right.
		
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			And
		
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			for a very long time,
		
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			I have been insisting,
		
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			and I am 100% Convinced that extremes,
		
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			one extreme begets the other extreme,
		
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			the lack of moderation, that our Islam teaches, going to extremes in whatever way we get the other.
		
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			I maintain a lot of the differences of opinion that occur within the Muslim ummah, between the
different Jana has in groups and ideologies within Islam. Right. A lot of it has to do with going to
one extreme in that particular way of thinking, and that would be get the get the other extreme.
		
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			The opposite side. If you stick to the middle,
		
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			the path of moderation that the Prophet SAW Selim taught us,
		
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			I believe, to a large extent you will at least alleviate if not eliminate a lot of those issues and
a lot of those differences. In this situation, it seems
		
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			which one started we're not so sure, but let's say that
		
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			the fact that there are
		
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			ostensibly practicing Muslims
		
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			whose character is so
		
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			repulsive,
		
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			this possibly then brought about gave rise to the opposite phenomenon, which is okay. This is what
you think Islam is.
		
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			Either don't need Islam, and, but I have very good character. I don't care about what you know, you
talk about in terms
		
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			Have religiosity and rituals and prayers and all of that.
		
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			If we apply it to Muslims,
		
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			then it means that these are not very practicing Muslims, Muslims who are quite far from Islam,
maybe they don't even pray, which would be really serious, right? Or maybe they pray every now and
then. But you look at their lives, and there's very little Islam in it. But they tell you, I have
good character.
		
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			I love everyone.
		
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			I don't wish ill, or anyone.
		
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			I treat people with respect.
		
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			And, and, and they start to
		
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			tout all of these different
		
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			aspects of the good character. They tell you this, you know, the other things, you know, regarding
rituals in Islam and so on. I'm not really into that. So you'll see that right, amongst people who
may call themselves Muslims, but not really practicing Muslims. Of course, amongst the non Muslims,
it is very clear
		
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			manners without faith, but this is also an issue. So you will find plenty
		
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			non Muslims, possibly of a different religion, possibly without religion whatsoever.
		
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			But the man has good character
		
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			seems to be a good guy seems to be honest, easy to deal with. Right? She is quite amenable, she's
friendly. She likes people.
		
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			And you start to analyze a character and you think they have very good character. You talk to them
about Eman?
		
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			Zero, they don't even believe maybe they don't believe in God, whatsoever, apart from possibly
associating partners with Allah or something else. Maybe they're atheists. There is no God in their
life at all.
		
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			But they say, I have good character. So it's possible that this one phenomenon gave rise this
extreme give rise to the other?
		
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			How can you have Islam? How can you have a man and faith and then lie and steal and be dishonest?
And so on and so forth? And then we saw the other extreme?
		
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			And
		
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			especially now, how is this dangerous? It's dangerous for the Muslims who think they're doing
perfectly fine.
		
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			Because they have good character, but they could care less about everything else.
		
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			Right.
		
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			And it's also very dangerous because it is increasing this type of thinking within the Muslim body
is well,
		
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			why do we talk so much about, you know,
		
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			Allah and Salah and this and that just be a good person. That's all that's important. It's not what
you hear. This is what we hear is what we will be hearing for a long time. And we continue to hear
and you will continue to hear
		
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			it's all about how you deal with people, your character, right?
		
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			The things you know, this is private, this is personal to you, you believe you don't believe in as
be good with others Write what you hear, how do you respond? Right.
		
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			So
		
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			this also engendered another dangerous misconception.
		
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			And that is that the Muslims will now say, are you telling us that those not this particular non
Muslim is going to enter hellfire?
		
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			I don't have the key to paradise and hellfire. But did they die as a muslim or as a non Muslim?
Right?
		
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			Oh, didn't you see what they did? They used to give charity in the US to help people and they did
this and they did that and they start mentioning all of the great achievements, and possibly great
character, and how many people like them and love them and
		
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			they go to * fire.
		
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			This is a dangerous misconception. And this started to play with people's concept of Eman and al
Qaeda and Paradise and hellfire and all of this amongst Muslims themselves. You ask a Muslim now
		
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			around the Muslim
		
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			On the street, will this person if they if they died as a non Muslim, and they knew about Islam, but
they refused Islam and so on and so forth? Will they go to hellfire? If they die in that state?
		
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			I don't know. Or no. Depends.
		
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			You have to see the character what they do in their lives.
		
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			How many followers that they have? I don't think it'll go that far. But what Well, for some people
followers means people like themselves people like them, why would they be punished in the
afterlife? Because that's all it's about now, right? about when do people like you or not? Not so
much does Allah like you or not?
		
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			Only you, you, you know, you've been hearing this forever, you know,
		
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			one like Mother Teresa or the Mother Teresa's of the world. Okay, who gave themselves to noble
causes and stuff like that?
		
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			Manners without faith.
		
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			Right character or fluff without faith?
		
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			Well, completely without faith, there was some faith to talk about that.
		
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			Another dangerous misconception.
		
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			This atheist will tell you
		
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			you're calling me to your religion.
		
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			Yet
		
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			I have achieved
		
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			to a large extent everything that religions have come to teach of good character.
		
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			I don't need your religion.
		
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			I don't need your religion. I don't need your book.
		
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			Doesn't your book teach honesty, and being good to others? Being charitable and helping the needy
and this and that.
		
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			I've already achieved that without religion.
		
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			Why are you telling me about the in Islam?
		
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			Because a lot of Muslims will say that the first thing the religion teaches is
		
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			luck.
		
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			To be a good person. He's telling you now, I've already achieved that without them without faith
without Iman. I don't need it.
		
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			This is partly our fault. If we claim that the first thing that religion teaches is to be a good
person.
		
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			Notice now everything I'm saying sounds very different than the last lecture, right? That was the
opposite and it's supposed to be that way. I'll explain it Inshallah, then.
		
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			We say first of all,
		
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			the first thing and the most important thing.
		
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			Religion teaches the human being is about their Lord.
		
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			Who is Allah? Who is your Lord? Who do you worship? What does he require a view and how you may save
yourself in the after?
		
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			This is what this is the first and most important thing and this is why the first pillar
		
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			and that which enters a person into the fold of Islam is to say a shadow Allah, Allah, Allah
Muhammad Rasul Allah all about his Eman. It What do you believe? Who is your Lord who do you
worship?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			This is what the religion came to teach.
		
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			o'clock and other things will come along the way. But when we say the first thing the most important
thing it is
		
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			okay, Allah subhanaw taala says the normal Quran resumes from Rahim who led us Xin Rana OBD II, in
the unit in New York Region. Gurumurthy then you are in law have become law. For him. He is the One
Who sends down upon his slave servant SallAllahu wasallam Lear thigns, clear verses, in order to
take you out of darkness into light. This is the whole point. This is the ultimate
		
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			raison d'etre as they say of religion,
		
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			to teach people about Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			When we talk about religion, we're talking about
		
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			the one and only religion of Allah subhanaw taala. And this is
		
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			Islam in its broader meaning.
		
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			Right now, because we live in our time we're talking about the specific Islam,
		
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			which the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam came with. Before that it was the Islam that was sent
to
		
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			a Salim salah, Musa alayhis salam,
		
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			right, use of Ibrahim knew all of the prophets peace be upon them all, they were all Muslims, and
they taught Islam.
		
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			I'll be it.
		
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			It may have different in certain ways, right, in certain minor ways. Otherwise, the crux of the
religion and the message is the same. Right? All of that came all of the prophets came to teach
people and to guide them to their Lord.
		
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			This is the number one.
		
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			You saw how much I stressed good character last time, I never said that the religion only came down
to teach good character.
		
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			If that was only the case, this atheist rebuttal would be quite strong.
		
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			I've achieved it without religion.
		
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			That is not the case.
		
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			This thing is to teach you who Allah is not up to you.
		
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			It's not something you make up.
		
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			Like one guy told me
		
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			I connect with the divine when I'm out surfing in the ocean.
		
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			And Allah,
		
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			I'm very happy that you feel a connection, right? But
		
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			this will not be accepted on the Day of Judgment. Okay? It's not that simple.
		
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			There is. That's why that religion is there to teach people how Allah is what he wants and how to
worship Him.
		
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			If it was only about good character,
		
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			then there's nothing between us and Allah. Good character that's here.
		
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			That's in this domain. That's all you've completely removed the other domain
		
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			this is one point. The other important aspect
		
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			is to mention the gravity the dangerousness of the worst sin in Islam, which is check.
		
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			That's it
		
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			the worst sin
		
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			This is not well understood by Muslims, let alone non Muslims. What do you mean Muslims do not
understand this? It means
		
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			we we don't realize how serious a synthesis
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran in hola hola.
		
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			Young Pharaoh au Shura cabbie
		
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			well Pharaoh Duna Donica the May
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala will not forgive
		
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			if What if someone associates partners with him?
		
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			If someone does Shake
		
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			well Phil will not do another lick and he forgives anything else? Anything less than that
		
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			or whomever he wishes on our Tada
		
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			wait
		
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			ALLAH does not forgive Sheikh
		
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			is ALLAH forgive Schick know the area says
		
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			well if someone repents from shit
		
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			then okay.
		
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			But he said he does not forgive.
		
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			He does not forgive. He doesn't repent
		
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			does not forgive if he does not repent from it. Yes, he will not be forgiven
		
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			you
		
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			repents He will forgive.
		
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			That means, the other forgiveness that is being mentioned is there, whether you repent or not,
that's how forgiving he is subhanaw taala
		
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			Allah will forgive, if he will, he will forgive, when repentance or without if it is less than shift
		
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			that's in the hands of Allah Lord.
		
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			Allah is the most forgiving
		
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			but shook.
		
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			You can only he will only forgive
		
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			repentance conditional
		
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			that's why in Allah Allah I have zero and you struck me
		
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			when we say as in
		
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			the end of tourists Miriam.
		
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			What can you tell her the ramen Word
		
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			of God, the G Tube che and in
		
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			the verse is talking about, again the gravity of the sin of associating partners with Allah subhanaw
taala. Those who said that Allah rushman
		
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			has taken son, or has a son,
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala and these verses just to paraphrase really quickly, because we have a lot to
cover.
		
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			He says, You have said something great, so great, that the heavens are about to break apart.
		
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			Allah,
		
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			I would have never thought that way. I think a lot of Muslims if you tell them now.
		
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			They'd be shocked. So if someone openly in front of them, talks about Jesus Peace Be Upon Him as the
Son of God. And I tell them by the way, as soon as that person said that word, the heavens were
about to split, and the earth was about to split, and the mountains were going to fall in ruin. The
Muslim would be like, what are you seeing
		
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			the Quran saying?
		
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			When you say something like this, this is how serious it is.
		
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			Do we as Muslims realize that before the non Muslims
		
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			do we think of it that way? This is such a serious
		
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			insult accusation, disrespect.
		
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			Blasphemy of Allah subhanho wa taala.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says, okay, FiTech fu Nabila, he were coming from Wharton, here come
		
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			to confirm my fee confirm that you need to Joan working for tech food. How do you just believe?
		
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			When Allah subhanho wa Taala is the one who brought you to life after you were dead and then he
decreased death upon you again. Then he brings you back to life. When He resurrects you, okay, for
tech food. How do you disbelieve?
		
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			Oh, many versus telling us about the gravity of this sin.
		
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			All of this we need to keep in our minds when we are answering and rebutting and refuting this
misconception of
		
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			good to everyone.
		
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			I help everyone have a good person.
		
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			It's just that
		
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			I'm not very religious. You hear that as well. Now? I'm not that type. I'm not really the religious
type.
		
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			So there's not nothing between me and God. Good to everyone. You have to then come back to these
meanings, these concepts.
		
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			I don't know if I have time to explain this idea.
		
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			If I do.
		
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			Maybe I'll tell you at the end, another beautiful example, in order to really drive the message home
but I don't I don't know if I have time to explain it right now.
		
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			The famous hadith of Ibn Massoud called the Allah one.
		
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			He said I asked the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam, you will then be out of them and Allah which
is which sin is the worst in the sight of Allah subhanaw taala. He said unto jehlen Allah He needs
them who covet you, you ascribe an equal to Allah subhanaw taala. And He is the One who created you,
that in itself is the worst sin.
		
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			The fact that he created you and then you ascribe an equal How do you ascribe an equal by making
others equal to Him? And associating partners or possibly the ludicrous phenomenon of a
		
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			We're age which is atheism, which didn't exist in the same way in the past. To deny the existence of
God at all, forget about ascribing an equal is denying the existence altogether. Whether you're the
biller,
		
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			this is why the prophets of salaam said
		
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			the authentic hadith.
		
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			law had a spotlight on the new smart home in Allah azza wa jal in who you should look up for your
jaw Hula, hula Wellard, the MaHA female love agreement.
		
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			He said sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, no one is more patient with something abhorrent, that is said
about them. Then Allah,
		
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			why they associate partners with him, and they ascribe a child to him. And then he provides for them
and he gives them health and so on and so on Allah, if Allah were to
		
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			punish them the way they deserve, or the seriousness of this,
		
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			they wouldn't be there. They would not be on the earth and neither would anyone else for that
matter. Allah subhanaw taala is so merciful,
		
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			on the authority of Ibn Abbas, Allah be pleased with them. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
said,
		
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			and if I have time to mention the Hadith in Arabic,
		
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			that Allah subhanaw taala says, this would see
		
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			Have there been ignore that? Well, Amir Kula who Dalek
		
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			the one of them as a scribe lying to me or said a lie about me.
		
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			And this is not for him to do. In other words, this is not acceptable, and he has insulted me.
		
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			And this is
		
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			unacceptable as well.
		
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			But unmetric V woo ei as for saying a lie against me, it is his claim, that I am not able to
resurrect him
		
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			as he was before
		
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			in his original state. And as for his insult, his insult towards me, it is him saying that I have a
son,
		
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			glorify them i from having a wife or a son.
		
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			In another narration of Al Bukhari,
		
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			the authority to override all of the law and the prophets are seldom said also similarly to the
		
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			the first narration, but then he says,
		
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			As for telling a lie against me, it is saying that he will not resurrect me
		
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			as I was before, and then it continues, while he said a word will Hello PBL Juana
		
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			and the first creation is not any easier for me than resurrection. In other words, I created him in
the first place. That's no easier than resurrection. Resurrection is not more difficult than that
created him in the first place from nothing.
		
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			And as for him, insulting me, it is saying that I have a son and I am hadoo Samad like Paul, Allahu
Ahad Allahu Samad, Len Elad. I did not give birth, nor was I begotten, nor was I given birth to, and
there is no one equals to me on our time
		
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			all of these concepts
		
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			help us now to at least ground us so that we can now answer this misconception
		
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			that we what if someone now going along with this argument says, Okay, I'm with you all the way
Schoodic is very bad. Allah is the Greatest.
		
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			However
		
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			what about everything that I'm doing with
		
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			people? Is that all? Has that all gone to waste? Is that all useless? Is there no reward for that?
Or maybe they will ask.
		
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			I don't have a relationship with my Lord.
		
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			But I have a good
		
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			Hate relationships with everyone else. And okay, I understand that
		
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			not believing in Allah is a serious sin. But
		
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			other than that my relationships are.
		
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			And I have great character and everyone praises my character.
		
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			What do you say then?
		
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			And for that, I give you the following example.
		
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			Because now we want to show that
		
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			neglecting Allah subhanaw taala at the expense of everyone else, this is where the danger lies. But
sometimes we don't realize it, because of so many things, because of secularism, because of
misconceptions because of a lack of understanding of the gravity of the sin. Because of all of that,
we have given priority to human relationships, and character above that of Allah subhanaw taala. And
this is all that people look at now.
		
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			So now, I give you the example of
		
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			someone who has beats relationships, you look at the way they are with human beings, or sha Allah,
this person has such a great character, I wish they were Muslim. Or maybe they are not practicing
there. They are they were born Muslim. I wish they were practicing. They have such great character.
		
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			Again, seemingly that way, because these are the relationships with everyone around them.
		
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			No one loves them. They're so great. They're so this, then someone comes in tells you
		
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			do you know about the relationship with their parents?
		
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			They are the worst with their parents.
		
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			Wouldn't that change your opinion of them?
		
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			All of a sudden? No.
		
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			They're bad was their parents. Okay, is a very good room,
		
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			Joe Schmo and this person and that their parents, the most important people in their lives,
		
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			their parents who raised them, their parents who spent upon them, this is their relationship. They
don't even ask about them. They insulted they beat them, God forbid, you know, there are cases where
parents have been beaten by their children.
		
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			Ah, now Subhanallah you look at it differently right? Now all of a sudden, all the other
relationships
		
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			have no value. Because they're ignoring the much more important relationship is exactly the same.
When we compare to Allah and actually, it is much more when it comes to Allah because the rights of
Allah upon us are much more than the parents upon their children.
		
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			So now, you start to see how ridiculous it is to say this thing that we keep hearing, which is,
yeah, I don't have anything to do with God, but I'm good with everyone else. It's exactly the same.
		
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			You're neglecting the most important relationship. How can you abandon Allah, Allah created you
Allah is providing for you, Allah subhanaw taala is everything in your life shouldn't be everything
in your life.
		
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			You have not only not made him number one, there is no existence in your life of Allah. When you're
telling me I'm good with people.
		
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			I'm good with this person and that.
		
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			Now it sounds ridiculous, doesn't it when we ground it, when we think about it the way we should you
start giving and thinking about these examples.
		
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			How can it be that someone has manners and they are neglecting? Allah subhanahu wa taala.
		
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			Just because they don't believe it doesn't mean Allah is not their Lord, Allah is their Lord. And
just because they don't believe in him doesn't mean Allah is not giving them Allah is giving them
and providing for them and keeping their hearts reading
		
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			of Hanako.
		
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			So then, the very important question is, will the good works of the disbelievers benefit them
		
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			What do you guys think?
		
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			Important question
		
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			if they repent then
		
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			mashallah good answer.
		
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			So if they repent the bad deeds will become good but those were good deeds. They weren't bad deeds
		
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			right they for helping the poor helping the needy
		
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			then they'll be counted Shala it's a very good answer anything else?
		
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			If not, will they be counted
		
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			Masha Allah, so how are they counted in this world? What do you mean? No, no, no, he is telling me.
Well, what do you mean?
		
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			How?
		
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			Oh Ma sha Allah. So it means they will enjoy the blessings in this life. Excellent answer, give him
a prize, you have a price system, you need to have start having prizes.
		
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			Yes, that's absolutely correct. This is one of the opinions of the scholars, that it will benefit
them in this world, not in an era
		
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			that the allot of the blessing they enjoy in the dunya are a consequence of some of those good works
that they are doing here. Even if they are disbelievers. They just believe in Allah subhanaw taala.
Again, when we say here, this belief, we're talking about everything other than the correct belief
and this is the belief in Islam. Okay, let us be clear about that. But when we say manners without
faith, we're talking about specifically the religion of Islam. So even if someone is very highly
faithful, as a Buddhist, or a Hindu, or Christian, or some other religion or denomination, we still
are saying, this is manners without faith, because this is not the correct place. This is not what
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala will accept. Time. So
		
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			yes, shidduch my brothers and sisters nullifies all deeds.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Even for the prophets of Allah, because Allah subhanaw taala said in local Quran
		
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			Welaka Lekha what either Levina mean publicada in a Shakta Yeah, Martin Hannah Luca? Well, it's a
Coonan I mean, alpha city Subhan. Allah has been really revealed to you and to those before you that
if you commit shink your deeds will be nullified and you will be the losers and Allah. We know the
prophets are beyond that. But if the progress is being sent to the prophets, then imagine everyone
else is nullifies all of this, even if someone ransoms, the Earths fill in gold, on the Day of
Judgment, it is useless. Why? Because of the ease of repentance and transforming one's deeds, as in
the authentic hadith of the Prophet salallahu alayhi salam, where he said that it will be sent to
		
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			the cafe on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			What do you say if
		
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			you had Earth spill of gold? Would you ransom yourself today from the punishment? And he would say
yes, so it will be said to him, you were asked to do much less.
		
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			You were asked to do much less just believe in Allah.
		
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			Just believe in Allah.
		
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			Save us kill him militia do Allah Allah and Allah, Muhammad Rasul Allah, you're asked to do much
less now you're ready to ransom. There is fill in gold, the ransom yourself. You were asked to do
much less than you did it.
		
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			And this proves that ultimately they are lying when they say this.
		
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			If you were honest and truthful, you would have done what is much easier.
		
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			Aisha radi, Allahu anha reports. The messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, she asked the messenger
Allah salatu salam, O Messenger of Allah azza
		
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			wa jal Dawn
		
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			relative of hers, the village of dawn
		
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			in the title of Jackie Leah,
		
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			us used to connect with his kin with his relatives.
		
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			He used to feed the needy the miskeen Well, this
		
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			benefit him.
		
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			Very important question. I showed the law and herself was asking the boxes I'll send them said lay
and foul
		
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			play and fall in the hole let me actually a woman from the Phillies how to a tee omit the end.
		
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			He said it will not benefit him.
		
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			Why?
		
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			He never said once, Oh Allah, forgive my sins on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			The idea
		
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			just that one expression, just turning towards Allah subhanho wa Taala instead of turning away,
		
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			just to say that just to recognize that you have a lord.
		
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			The other famous Hadith which I do not have time to, to mention now, beautiful Hadith.
		
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			Not very oft quoted.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala says,
		
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			My slave servant, stalked me for my forgiveness, and knew that he had a load
		
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			would forgive him, so I have forgiven him.
		
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			And the person goes back to singing again. And then again, he says, oh, Allah, forgive me. And Allah
says, my safe servant knew that he has a Lord who forgive sins. And if he saw my forgiveness, I
forgive him. Just knowing and acknowledging.
		
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			I have a Lord who forgive sins, and I seek forgiveness from him. He never said he used to be a good
man.
		
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			He used to be a good man, he could be among us today. Doing all of these good things, manners
without feet.
		
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			Well, this benefits him. He never once said, Forgive my sense of the Day of Judgment. This person
they're asking you about this Mother Teresa they're asking you about or I don't know they might even
say about Nelson Mandela but he was more political activism and stuff but may say that as well.
		
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			Then you might use this argument that he wants or she wants say, Oh Allah, not Jesus or anyone else.
Forgive my sins on the day of judgment in the hula Mia Coolio when it finally hottie to Medina,
		
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			the philosophical theology.
		
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			So if someone were to ask, okay, then.
		
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			And here's, you know, everyone wants to make it more difficult and ask the difficult questions. So
if that's the case, which is better faith without manners, or manners without faith?
		
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			All I say in the first place.
		
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			Why are you asking it as if they are two mutually exclusive things? It's almost like either this
would work. Without this, or this without this. They cannot come together. SubhanAllah? Why?
		
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			Why can't you have them together?
		
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			That's the whole point and the dean
		
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			have them together.
		
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			They build upon one another, they complement one another.
		
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			What?
		
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			Maybe they say, well, it's not exactly happening. So
		
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			which one is better?
		
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			And then we might say that,
		
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			in this worldly life,
		
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			manners without faith is better.
		
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			Especially for my dealings with this person. If I'm going to deal with this person,
		
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			maybe financially or something else,
		
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			need to make sure that they are they have good character in that way.
		
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			Believe me, their pm
		
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			will not help my business in any way or that transaction. Their CRM does not help me in any way.
Right? This is what a lot of Muslims will say when in their dealings, if it's going to be between a
Muslim was bad character that I cannot deal with. And a non Muslim who has good character that I can
trust and so on and so forth. Oh, here, rather go with the other person. So in this world we live
who might say manners without faith, but definitely in an era
		
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			It's faith without manners. If there's if you're going to make that mutually exclusive decision,
		
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			either manners without faith or faith without manners definitely in an accurate manners without
faith will not help you.
		
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			It's going to be faith without manners that means it is that person, yes, they had bad character
they will be punished for that.
		
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			But eventually, if they had correct Amen, Shadow Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Muhammad Rasul
Allah eventually inshallah they will enter paradise
		
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			in the accurate definitely it would be Islam or email without us last but again I'm not mutually
exclusive brothers and sisters do not make them that way. In fact
		
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			they complement each other and promote each other by you say
		
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			it's quite obvious that Eman promotes luck luck
		
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			does luck promote Iman?
		
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			That's fun
		
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			any ideas
		
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			okay
		
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			maybe they'll see that it's
		
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			religion commands this and I'm doing it anyway
		
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			okay
		
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			okay.
		
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			What else?
		
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			Any other ideas
		
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			again, Brother, can you just remove your mask for a second?
		
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			Thank you. Ah
		
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			ha ha okay, so in Islam, we do those things, seeking the pleasure of Allah but they are not. You
see, they're doing it because it makes them feel good. Because they think it's a good thing.
		
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			I don't know what you know, there may be so many other incentives for them.
		
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			The answer to this Allahu Allah was in the hadith of Hakim even for them exam.
		
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			Well the Allah Allah Allah.
		
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			When he said to the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wa sallam messenger of Allah
		
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			things I used to do,
		
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			things I used to do
		
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			and he interestingly, he used a word or an expression that essentially means worship the 100th we
have something that I would do that I used to do before
		
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			in the Janelia things that I used to do in the Jahai Lea,
		
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			will I get anything for that? And what is understood from this is immediate it's similar to the
hadith of Ibn do the hand
		
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			things that we used to do in the Jaya Helia good act. noble deeds
		
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			will like have anything from that? You know what the Prophet SAW Selim said
		
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			he said a slum Allah slept them in Hyde
		
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			slum into Harlem slept them in case any Arabic speakers here other than other will the hair
		
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			Have you heard this hadith? No.
		
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			Oh brother will also okay Raise your hands. Don't be shy. The Arabic speakers
		
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			Okay, okay. Well, I mean, you taught him Mashallah. The excellent answer, or his mother.
		
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			What could this possibly mean? Slim Tana has left them in height.
		
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			So an Arabic speaker hearing this will immediately say, Oh, this is not immediately obvious. What
does that mean?
		
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			And that's why it's called is different.
		
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			What could it possibly be?
		
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			slim to Allah has left them in
		
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			what do you mean don't be fooled okay
		
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			okay. So, by doing these things essentially you have become Muslim like that okay
		
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			yeah brother
		
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			in another narration he asked that the HANA to be a filter Helia means saga cuttin on water cutting
also that you Rahim appear. In the other narration he he explicitly mentioned, okay sadaqa being
slaves,
		
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			connecting with Kin and relatives and so on and so forth, right?
		
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			There are different interpretations, I call the yards pan Allah does the following, it is said that
the meaning is
		
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			that, with the baraka of that good you used to do allah God would do to Islam.
		
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			So surprised no one thought of that.
		
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			It's almost like these good deeds that you are doing.
		
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			Please Allah.
		
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			And this was the reason for you to be guided to Islam. And Islam will only strengthen those aspects,
right?
		
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			It will eliminate it. If it does, then the person has a serious misunderstanding.
		
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			So it is those things that essentially lead you to Islam. Allah guided you because of those good
things that you used to do. This is why my brothers and sisters, when we see people with good
character,
		
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			we hope in sha Allah, that they may be close to Islam, when you see a non Muslim who has good
character, work on them, there is a good chance, yes, this misconception might be stopping them,
which is I'm a good person, why do I need religion, that's when you would need to now show them that
no, it's not only about that, but if they are, if they have that type of character in sha Allah,
they might already be close might already be easy, and it would be there would be a reason that
Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			would guide them and alpha continues and he says that whatever good came out in the beginning
		
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			was definite definitely manifest itself later on in the end, and therefore, they became Muslim.
		
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			And Nasiri famous chef, a scholar said
		
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			that there are interpretations.
		
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			And he said, one of the interpretations
		
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			is that you have achieved a certain level of good character.
		
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			And therefore you will benefit from that good character when you become Muslim.
		
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			So it's almost like you have gotten accustomed to this. And then all that's left is that you
		
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			announce that you are a believer, usually it is the opposite. We become Muslims and our religion
teaches us about good character, of course, doesn't mean you can't learn. You know, everything you
learn about good character is from the religion but for all practical purposes, this is the crux of
the deen right.
		
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			The other possible interpretation is that
		
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			you have achieved something and you have received praise for that good character
		
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			before as a non Muslim, and this will continue when you become a Muslim.
		
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			And then he mentioned another interpretation as well.
		
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			And he mentioned that if the Catholic does any good deed, then it may lessen their punishment on the
Day of Judgment. They die as a disbeliever. Some scholars were of the opinion that their good works
in the dunya will lessen their punishment in Alaska. This is another opinion, law Allah
		
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			there is reason for interpreting the Hadith in the first place, is that
		
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			scholars are pretty much in agreement
		
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			meant that a disbeliever cannot perform
		
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			such good deeds and be rewarded for it for several reasons. Number one, they are not seeking reward
from it.
		
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			Number two, if they are seeking reward for it, they're not seeking it from Allah.
		
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			Kind of like, you know you're at work whether you're no way you're working privately you don't have
a boss, do you have a boss? You're your own boss. That's nice. Anyone here working for a boss?
		
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			No Subhanallah Brother, no one has a boss, brother, you have a boss.
		
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			Not really.
		
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			The Hustler everyone is an entrepreneur. So Allah, well, if you have a boss,
		
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			imagine now going to another employee and saying where's my salary?
		
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			What salary Why are you asking me?
		
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			Do you have us?
		
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			So, you're seeking reward from home from Jesus or from this thing you call a god?
		
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			Do you seek reward do you go to Allah subhanaw taala Allah is the One who gives the reward for it
will not be accepted from them.
		
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			So
		
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			this is why some scholars now try to interpret the Hadith okay, because how can they be rewarded for
something good that they have done? Of course, did I translate a slim Tala slap them and hide
meaning that a slim tap you have become Muslim? Essentially?
		
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			This is the difficult part.
		
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			I upon or it could be interpreted as after, okay, on.
		
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			Okay, right, exactly. Due to what good you did before.
		
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			So they tried to find interpretations, and Imam nawawi says that
		
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			many scholars actually said it does not need interpretation and the correct understanding of it. Is
that what the brother said SubhanAllah? If they if a person becomes a Muslim and repent,
		
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			then everything they did those good deeds, they did those good words will become passionate, they
will be rewarded for law. So it's almost like what's that?
		
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			Yep, they will be converted.
		
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			They will be accepted. If they do not. And it's waste about admin thorough, but if they accept this
lab, all of those good works, they did. These are hazards that allow at work.
		
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			And this is the understanding of the interpretation. This hadith
		
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			was us back dated. Yeah, exactly. That's what it is. Subhanallah so, you know, when you see that
type of person, oh, good, good and character doing good things. You know, it's sad to think that
they're just, you know, this far away, just become Muslim, and all of this will become mountains of
good deeds for you, otherwise, it's not and would you have the courage and the audacity to say it to
them? You know, like that, as clear as it is? It's very interesting.
		
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			It's very interesting
		
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			that this understanding, seems to be
		
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			communicated
		
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			by a great lady.
		
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			A great lady of Islam
		
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			Her name is Khadija Radi Allahu Ana.
		
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			How
		
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			this understood me I'm trying to say
		
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			is bad and dangerous as a misconception it is that miners are enough without pay.
		
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			can kind of understand where they're coming from.
		
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			That's a tough one.
		
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			After
		
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			the incident, what happened?
		
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			And
		
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			he was consoling him right? What did she say to him?
		
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			The Bahal Allah. Have you ever thought of it that way?
		
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			You know, Allah will never forsake you. Don't worry why? You help the needy and the poor and you do
this. We've heard this 100 times have we not brothers and sisters? Is there a person here who has
not heard this incident or this variation?
		
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			And she's saying, you do this and you help and if you have good character, Allah will not forsake
you. As long as you are like that, Allah will not forsake us. Allah Allah
		
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			means they go hand in hand.
		
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			This is what Allah wants. This is what the religion teachers feel like that you have already
achieved so much. But you need to believe you need to worship Allah subhanaw taala now at his time,
sal Allahu Allahu alayhi wa sallam. He was a warhead, as we know, right?
		
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			He wasn't Morehead. Yes, he did not receive the message yet.
		
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			But he used to worship Allah in his own way. And he would go right to the heart of Hara, and he
would reflect upon Allah. And he did not indulge in what his people did when he had the best of
character. That said, Well, subhanaw taala gave him
		
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			and made him the final messenger.
		
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			It's interesting that
		
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			the Prophet SAW Selim actually informed us that something similar would happen.
		
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			Because he says, as in the Hadith affidavit of nearly a man.
		
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			It's a long Hadith. And in a part of it,
		
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			the prophets of Salaam is saying that there will be a time where
		
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			a person will be seen and they will talk about him and say, in Arabic, ma Akana, who gonna have Rafa
who won the agenda?
		
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			Well, Murphy can't be with God who have Bette heard dealing with EMA on account.
		
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			He's saying that it will be sent to, you know, a certain man
		
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			how smart and how intellectual he is.
		
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			Will not Allah and how nice gentleman
		
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			doesn't. He is Walmart agenda and how
		
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			it can be convincing and
		
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			strong he is. So
		
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			all this praise for this particular person and the prophets of salaam says, and in his heart, there
is not the weight of a mustard seed of iman.
		
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			Isn't that describing the phenomenon precisely?
		
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			Isn't this what is happening? Using these people for all kinds of things, maybe they aren't doing
great works. Maybe they're doing more works. Then the opposite. The ones we mentioned last time, the
big beard and the niqab and hijab and zero character. Maybe these people are doing a lot later when
it comes to good character and helping and doing good works and deeds.
		
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			But in their heart,
		
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			not a mustard seed of emails around.
		
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			The province of Selim is telling us this is no good. This is not acceptable. This is a sign of the
times this is what people will be saying, Oh, look at this and look at that. They are concentrating
on the wrong thing. They're looking at the wrong things. They're praising the wrong things. There's
no Eman and then they tell you oh, that's in between them. That's in their heart. That's personal. I
have nothing to do with that. Okay, fine. Yes. You have nothing to do with that here. I agree. If
I'm dealing with a person again, I want to deal with someone with good character. I agree. But if
you truly cared for this person, and you believed that there is an afterlife,
		
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			then you need to care about what is in their heart as well. It's very interesting when
		
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			just recently, when I think it became a sensation and started going everywhere, when
		
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			Muslim brother we did to Elon Musk
		
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			Ask that he was telling you Oh you do so many great things and inventions and this and that but
remember your creator you know something along those lines right?
		
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			Right well
		
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			what did the Elon Musk reply
		
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			other than he said, You know, I don't know I don't really care whatever it is
		
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			very interesting what He said He said, I have essentially come to terms with the fact that I and
most people are going to enter Hellfire anyway, Allah Allah
		
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			this is very interesting for several reasons. Number one
		
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			Why are you so quick to
		
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			consign yourself to hellfire? This, you might give the people of paradise you haven't died yet?
You're doing so many great things. Don't you also consider believing in Allah
		
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			Allah Akbar Yes, you're right. Some people are that arrogant?
		
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			Allah hola como? Yes. Yeah, maybe he will buy or or maybe maybe he can bribe the judge on the Day of
Judgment right.
		
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			Bribe the judge SubhanAllah.
		
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			The point is, so number one, why to immediately consign yourself. It's like the Quran says, you
know, bring the punishment when they will tell the prophets and the message bring the profit of the
punishment of your indeed truthful Subhanallah Why are you rushing the punishment, but the other
very interesting thing.
		
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			The brother did not talk about paradise or hellfire.
		
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			He said your Creator believe
		
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			Musk took it to paradise and hellfire Subhanallah there's this connection immediately. Oh, belief in
Allah.
		
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			After Life and Allah immediate connection. If there is a belief in Allah that means this judgement
day. That means there is paradise and hellfire. There is accountability on his own. He said
Subhanallah i and most people born
		
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			are going to hellfire. That's another interesting thing. Do you know that most people are going to
hellfire
		
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			might be right. Where did he get that from?
		
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			Islamically we know that because the prophets of salaam told us that 999 of the 1000 are going to be
from the huge Alhamdulillah right of the of the inhabitants of the Hellfire. But the point is that
		
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			that connection, right? You talk about Allah subhanaw taala then you're talking about
		
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			something called Paradise and hellfire so when
		
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			when I am talking about this it's not because I'm saying they don't have good character know they
might have excellent character but if I really care about them,
		
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			then I have to look at another aspect of this. Is there a man? Not because I can see what's in their
heart? Because that's what's going to save them or not on the Day of Judgment. Yes for them.
		
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			You
		
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			know, who knows? Even if he consents themselves to hellfire, maybe you will be
		
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			here maybe May Allah guide Lagonda.
		
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			Finally brothers and sisters and to conclude
		
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			if you have attended both lectures, and you heard me speak last time about faith without manners,
you heard me speak about today manners without faith. You might say that there are two different
people speaking you're saying the exact opposite there you were speaking about the importance of, of
manners the whole time and how
		
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			it is, you know, it's gonna affect faith if you don't have good character and here you're talking
about you have to have faith and good character will not help you in the least. Because
		
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			the whole point is to speak about each of them individually, independently, and show their
importance and emphasize it individually and
		
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			in depth.
		
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			evidently, each of them is that important and then they become so important together and they
complement one another.
		
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			You have to have both, you need both.
		
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			If you truly want to be saved
		
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			on the Day of Judgment entirely.
		
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			Yeah, both critically important.
		
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			And they are critically important for the Dawa as well.
		
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			Because we said, we talked last time about how
		
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			men with beards and women with hijab and niqab are destroying the Dawa. Right. And similarly, now,
you may say the opposite.
		
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			So called practicing Muslims, or non Muslims with good character, or also somehow negatively
affecting the data, because people are now starting to have this misconception it's becoming, it's
becoming quite rampant for people to say, well, just be a good person.
		
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			You know,
		
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			some people who do not want to appear to be to Islamic,
		
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			let's say on YouTube, if they're talking about Ramadan,
		
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			they won't really say all worshipping Allah and Quran and the Quran prayers, and they'll say, this
is the time to really
		
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			be a good person, and really
		
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			improve yourself and your character. And that's, that's true. It's not only about that, right? This
is what a lot of people now are starting to say.
		
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			Finally, one may ask,
		
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			if, as you said,
		
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			that, ultimately,
		
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			Faith without manners, again, if they are mutually exclusive,
		
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			if that is more important than man is without faith. They're with me. If that is the case, case,
sorry.
		
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			Then
		
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			why did you mention
		
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			faith without manners first? In other words, sorry. To get a faith without manners is more important
than why are you even if you don't have manners, but you have faith, right? This is more important
and ultimately, inshallah you will be of the people of paradise, even though if you had bad
character, and so on. But this is eventually, right. This is eventually we remember the Hadith of
the Prophet SAW Selim, if she has bad character, and even if she sprained Cleon, he said, she's in
the fire. Of course, we understand that to mean not eternally, but that she's going to be punished
for that. But eventually, there will be of the people of paradise, right. So if that is the case, in
		
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			other words, which one is more dangerous?
		
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			To have faith without manners or manners without faith? Having manners without faith is more
dangerous? Because then you don't have Eman whatsoever? If that's the case, why didn't you mention
it? First? I didn't I mentioned that in the first talk, and then this one in this one. And I would
say that
		
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			briefly,
		
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			that this is a
		
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			Quranic
		
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			guidance, Quranic precept.
		
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			I don't have a lot of time to explain the idea, but it's beautiful. And maybe I'll do it in another
occasion, and in a different context. But the summary of it is that when a certain accusation is
leveled against you,
		
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			first acknowledge the phenomenon.
		
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			Acknowledge that that is indeed an issue. And that is indeed the problem.
		
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			And after you acknowledge, then you can deal with the rest of the situation.
		
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			But first acknowledge it. And that's what I was doing.
		
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			Acknowledging that Yes. But when these people do come to us and say,
		
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			you talk about the beautiful religion of Islam and character and this and that, but we see people
who are seemingly practicing and they don't exhibit this and they don't exhibit that. So yes, we
acknowledge
		
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			lunch there is a problem there.
		
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			We want to deal with it.
		
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			However,
		
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			this is not to say that therefore you are correct. And all that matters is a slot and manners
regardless of
		
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			that's why I ordered it the way I did.
		
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			Allah Allah Allah Allah is asking Allah how you run SallAllahu wasallam or work on the venom from
other other addicts
		
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			any questions or comments?
		
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			This one
		
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			I'm loving Hola, hola, me and us, what about
		
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			me?
		
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			It wouldn't be good
		
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			so, I've heard this term and phrase used quite a bit, and I only heard it when I came to Malaysia,
interestingly.
		
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			And I can see
		
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			kind of why it's being used, but sometimes it's kind of being used in the wrong context, the context
of the verses
		
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			where it's talking about the Jews is that sometimes
		
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			they will be helped through I will mean Allah. Okay, well, how did meanness been, is a rope. It's a
rope, it's a connection to Allah, or, in other words through Allah or through people. Right.
		
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			And then it's kind of extrapolated.
		
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			And I can see now that it's, it's kind of a concept here.
		
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			It's kind of extrapolated to be understood in the way we just said, which is that there is that
vertical relationship with Allah subhanaw taala. And then almost a horizontal one with a nurse with
people. And it's kind of an extrapolation. But
		
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			overall, yes, it's mentioning Allah and it's mentioning a nest, that's kind of the where they're
taking it, but it's sometime kind of it's sometimes it's kind of taken out of context.
		
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			But ultimately, we know that that is the case and we see throughout the religion that yes, there are
things that concern the servants relationship to their Lord. And otherwise that concerns the
relationship to those around them
		
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			anything else
		
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			plus 132 the first one
		
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			that
		
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			includes
		
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			people
		
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			so we need to
		
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			do
		
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			we need
		
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			there's a verse very nice, okay.
		
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			Vina slap
		
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			that
		
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			put
		
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			you want to mention it? Is it there?
		
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			Oh, go ahead. You can read it to us.
		
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			Okay, okay. I thought you had it in English, okay.
		
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			Okay, so he's talking about how this is in the DNA and the live Islam that the religion in the sight
of Allah is Islam, as we mentioned in part of the talk, when we were talking about this is the only
religion that is acceptable to Allah and when we talked about faith, we're talking about correct
faith. So it is Allah telling
		
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			people that there is no religion other than Islam that he will accept from anyone. And this is to
follow the messengers in that which Allah sent them with
		
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			in every time until they it was finally concluded with Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			who essentially closed off
		
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			The paths are Allah except through Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So,
		
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			whoever, then
		
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			whoever lives after the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has to believe in the prophets of Salaam
in order to
		
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			meet Allah subhanaw taala on the day of judgment as I believe otherwise, and this is the essentially
the the meaning of the Hadith of the prophets of salaam when he said that any, any Jew or Christian
has heard of me, and then did not believe that they will be of the people of the Hellfire. This is
the meaning of the Hadith. So the only way the only acceptable religion to Allah is Islam. And that
requires a belief in Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as the final messenger, absolutely XOXO
lucky with him, of course.
		
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			What you can emphasize
		
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			is that when you expand your horizon,
		
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			to include Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			that is a more inclusive domain, because that includes all of the other prophets you believe in
before
		
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			such as Jesus peace be upon him, and Moses and all of the prophets peace be upon them all. So
		
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			and sometimes this is a worthy clarification,
		
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			in order to let them know that you are not forsaking everyone else, because you're believing in
Muhammad. It's the exact opposite. It includes everyone else, but in the correct way, just correct.
What is wrong about your idea about Jesus? So this is what you know, I usually tell a Christian when
you now accept Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, you're not forsaking Jesus,
		
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			it's the other way around. You're actually accepting and we are forced to believe in love Jesus
specific, but again, in the correct way. It is just correcting that said, You're not forsaking
anything
		
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			you're not it actually will grow your your love of Jesus, which one will flourish and the other
prophets but in the correct way, you don't forsake anything?
		
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			Sometimes they may think oh, it's almost like it's exclusive. Oh, no, you now you have to accept
Mohammed
		
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			that's it. Jesus peace be upon him died, or you know, his time is gone. Now you have to accept
Muhammad in some Muslims might present it that way.
		
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			Now we have to accept Muhammad so he'll think oh, so I have to forsake you know and just don't
really know Mohammed, I'll stick to Jesus or Moses or something. This is not the way to say it is
not the way to present it. You No, no, it's the other way around.
		
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			Then you start talking about who Jesus peace be upon him is in Islam. Musa Ali Salah who says
mentioned more than all of the other prophets in the Quran
		
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			anything else
		
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			that hola Spanish along with having definition of hola hola, hola. And this stuff we're gonna do