Mohammad Qutub – Tafsir al-Baqarah #18 – Apes and Pigs

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The holy day is a holy day that is associated with avoiding touching things and not doing things that are silly. The Sabbath is the holy day, and the speakers discuss the origins of the story and its potential consequences. The conversation also touches on the use of "APes and pigs" in English and the importance of caution in the context of the language. The recent earthquake in Syria and the natural causes of these events are also discussed.

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			Good afternoon was not selected to swim at a certain point in Bermuda. We've been there in the past
and I did not do that early or Sofitel Atelier at one time we are certainly within some kind of
filter either tonight
		
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			or shortly suddenly us we are very often present as well probably.
		
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			My best alarm is in prayers and blessings.
		
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			Family records contenders and all those
		
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			judgments
		
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			were made to you all no knowledge how to accept that which you have taught us Indeed you are the
ongoing they are life. My dear brothers and sisters said Mr. Kumar, I'm going to lie on a girdle
		
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			then we continue with the seal of security law. And Allah subhanaw taala still telling us about the
transgressions of many slides. We spoke about
		
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			what happened last time and the versus continuing today.
		
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			The last panel
		
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			says number
		
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			one, to Muller the mean visibility for
		
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			who they are that and all I see.
		
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			Day in and day
		
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			out
		
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			deadly in
		
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			these verses of us pinata Allah tells us
		
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			about the issue of the Sabbath acept
		
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			known as the Sabbath.
		
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			The Jews also call that Shabbat.
		
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			What is the story of a separate or the Sabbath? What happened?
		
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			Firstly,
		
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			why? Accept why, Saturday?
		
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			As we all know,
		
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			the holy day for us as Muslims is Friday.
		
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			This is a blessed day
		
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			as the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam told us
		
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			and
		
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			this is a day that we celebrate almost as a weekly event.
		
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			But this is not only for us. This is something that all of the prophets peace be upon them all talk
to their followers.
		
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			The greatness of the date of Friday,
		
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			the holiness of the day of Friday,
		
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			including Musar the setup included Raisa
		
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			so what happened? As for the Jews,
		
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			they didn't really except Friday.
		
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			So they told Musar, etc. If the creation happened in the six days
		
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			leading up to Saturday, and Saturday is the combination so Saturday is the day that should be the
best day.
		
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			So they rejected
		
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			keeping Friday as the holy day they wanted Saturday.
		
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			And as such, Allah subhanaw taala went with that. Then he said, Okay, then you keep Saturday,
Saturday is the the holy day for you.
		
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			Something similar happened with the Christians.
		
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			And they chose Sunday.
		
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			Otherwise, they are all commanded by the prophets peace be upon them to submit themselves to Allah
subhanho wa taala. And as part of that, and we know that they are all Muslims, and they are all
submitters the last panel of Allah, and as part of that, keep this day
		
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			but they rejected it, and they wanted another day. And for that reason, the Jews have Saturday, the
Christians have Sunday and the Muslims have Friday, the original day,
		
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			the day that Allah subhanaw taala gave that special
		
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			feature.
		
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			So for them now, Saturday is the day that they need to keep and observe. What does that mean? It
means there are certain things that they will not do on Saturday. It is a day of worship, and rest.
And beware do they do not do other things?
		
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			Things other business? What does that mean? In modern times, you can ask them.
		
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			Some of their scholars extrapolated the issue to other things, not just not doing business.
Nowadays, things are a lot more advanced. So don't use technology, don't check your email and maybe
other things as well. This is part of the observance of Saturday, the holiness of Saturday, and of
course, there's some to and fro between the Jews and the Christians about should the Christians also
be observing
		
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			and keeping the Saturday the Sabbath? Or is it not binding upon them and therefore for them, the day
is Sunday?
		
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			Whatever they're adding to the lien after the wind is set.
		
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			What is the story of a Sept
		
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			what happened is that this was, as we know, from sort of the rough, because the rest of the details
are sorted out here, as mentioned, somewhat briefly. So we learned that there was a town
		
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			there was a town next to
		
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			the water above the water.
		
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			As in the other sorrows envelope idea and the details of it, how do I enter
		
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			so this is a town nearby a body of water.
		
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			And, as they were supposed to now observe the Saturday and they cannot work on Saturday.
		
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			Part of what they wanted to do is to fish
		
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			and Allah subhanho wa Taala tested them.
		
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			So they will be able to fish the rest of the days, but they cannot fish on Saturday.
		
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			So Allah social tested them by sending the fish
		
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			in droves on Saturday.
		
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			And there will be so many that they would come up to the surface of the water is that the him it was
up to him sure rods when it comes up, and it becomes apparent to everyone.
		
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			This is only on Saturday,
		
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			when your mother asked me to learn, and on the other days, it will not come this is a tear. This is
a test from Allah subhanho wa Taala where they observe will they keep it?
		
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			So
		
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			this happened for a while.
		
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			And they could not bear it.
		
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			So some of the variations mentioned that one of them decided, okay, if I can't fish on Saturday,
they only come on Saturday. Let me just try a little trick here. So
		
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			I will put some kind of a net on Friday.
		
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			And then when the fish come, it gets caught on Saturday. And then on Sunday,
		
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			I'll take the fish. And this is what he did.
		
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			For a while, people noticed other people started doing it. And it continues. And in this way, they
started catching the fish that would come on Saturday.
		
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			without actually going out to fish on Saturday. It's a trick.
		
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			But here the very relevant question is Who exactly are you tricking?
		
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			Subhana?
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala Are you playing games with Allah subhanho wa taala. Of course it's a test. It's
a difficult test. And
		
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			this is something that they wanted to do. They wanted to fish they wanted that fish. But it was only
on Saturday. Allah azza wa jal was testing that to see if they were serious about keeping the
Sabbath.
		
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			And they finally did it completely.
		
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			And as you see from what I just told you,
		
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			and you'll find this horse on the narration of the ambassador of the alarm and Huma, who
		
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			tells us that this indeed happened over a period of time. This is not just something that happened
all of a sudden, okay, and they all did it all at once, but it happened over time. And so that's it
		
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			Back off, clarifies to us that they didn't not all do it.
		
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			Some of them did it.
		
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			Others were pious enough to keep observing the Sabbath, and furthermore, to forbid their brethren
from this great sin of violating the Sabbath.
		
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			Notice the term that law uses today will mean
		
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			that they transgressed the violated
		
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			there are several things to unpackage here as you try to understand,
		
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			firstly,
		
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			if this indeed
		
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			occurred,
		
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			and the Quran tells us that it did, absolutely, and confirms it in very interesting ways, and we'll
see why.
		
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			Then, why are there people who deny it?
		
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			And if this is something that we have recorded,
		
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			and we have been trying to see, during all of this time of the season, especially with the stories
of many surrounding, we have been trying to see that parallels in the Bible.
		
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			And why do we do this brothers and sisters? Well, number one, it's interesting to see
		
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			how the story is narrated in another holy book.
		
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			Obviously, it tells us we know for a fact even if it's not mentioned, that there is an origin for
this story, albeit it might be somewhat
		
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			different, somewhat skewed, the details seem to have been played around with or adulterated. And we
saw this in many different situations. But ultimately, we find that the story is there.
		
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			Albeit the details may be a little bit different, right?
		
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			This is very interesting, because it tells us that you cannot adulterate the whole book, you cannot
corrupt the whole book. So slivers of truth are still there.
		
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			Very interestingly, this story, which is very damning
		
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			be especially because of the consequence,
		
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			which is being turned into apes.
		
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			This story seems to have completely disappeared.
		
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			quite conveniently.
		
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			You don't find this flurry of
		
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			other violations of Masada? Yes, we seem to see some of that. We saw some of that when we were
talking about and when was similar. We mentioned some of the nourishes, they talked about how Allah
subhanaw taala gave them the manner.
		
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			But again, they were not to correct it on Saturday, observe the Sabbath of the Mercy of Allah azza
wa jal, he was going to give them two days worth of it, because they missed the Saturday and yet
there were people who violated the Sabbath and when they're connected, but immediately went rotten.
The Bible mentions this, right.
		
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			So naturally, some Christian commentators who want to say that the Quran has its origins in
Christianity will say, Oh, the Quran is building this story on
		
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			that, or there seems to be parallels between this story and that, and we know that this is not the
case. This is a very different issue.
		
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			But the other and possibly closest parallel is in a Telugu, the passage passage in the temple,
		
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			which mentions a violation of the service
		
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			by people who were close to the body of water where there was a pond and where the fish would come.
		
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			But it seems to be somewhere completely different.
		
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			It mentioned that it wasn't buried.
		
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			Where is this area? Where did this happen?
		
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			According to m&r, BASTONI, Allah and others
		
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			in the tech scene, this was either ala or Medea
		
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			in and around the area of Jordan. And if it was indeed a letter, then it would be next to the body
of water, which is the Gulf of Alaska.
		
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			So whether we're talking about closer to Georgia Tech movie classic, you mentioned something very
similar.
		
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			What invited the main difference? No hates
		
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			no monkeys. Just the violation of the Santa again, quite conveniently, because this is the most
damning part of the story.
		
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			Conveniently, left out where are the apes
		
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			and maybe the swine as well.
		
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			None of the above assuming that
		
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			I was able to
		
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			consult.
		
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			And there's a series mentioned the timeline of this story. When will this happen? Exactly. And this
may also be important as we will see,
		
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			if we take the stories as they are inserted our graph
		
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			in a fairly
		
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			correct
		
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			chronological order. This seems to be something that happened later on.
		
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			And that might make sense.
		
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			Why is that? Because one may ask.
		
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			This seems to be one of the greatest punishments and consequences of their violations.
		
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			We've seen so many of their transgressions.
		
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			If we were to compare them,
		
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			this violation
		
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			is the worst violation if we say this is the worst consequence again. I mean, it is relative, right?
We are trying to understand now, the word of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			When they asked to see Allah azza wa jal directly, what was their punishment?
		
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			Lightning destroyed, killed.
		
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			This is very serious. Some may consider this punishment being turned into apes.
		
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			worse punishment
		
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			than being destroyed eventually, Allah subhanaw taala brought them back to life in that case, right.
		
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			But in terms of the violation itself,
		
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			they violated the Sabbath. They gave it to their desires.
		
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			They wanted to eat fish.
		
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			It's not that simple. It's only that you realize it's the trickery. It's playing games with a loss
panel to hire. Who are you trying to trick? The one from whom nothing is absent in the heavens of
the earth? Who sees every atom in the universe? You're trying to trick him? You're playing games
now? Remember, it's related to the idea we discussed last time as well.
		
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			Take it seriously. It's not about playing games.
		
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			Take it with determination. This is serious.
		
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			They're taking a loss.
		
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			You cannot even trick some human beings. Nowadays. It's difficult to trick human beings here. You're
tricking Allah Azza Is this what do you think of Allah? Is this the way you respect? Worship? Allah
has power that Allah
		
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			Subhana Allah the irony, right? It's so many other ways. They claim to love Allah and worship Allah
and respect him but then they're trying to trick you.
		
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			But let's just say
		
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			they gave him to their desires
		
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			or about their mockery.
		
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			When or last time what Hannah finally ran to build the victory
		
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			with you shatter the room
		
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			And they entered the holy land. And he told them to do what? And during the State of frustration and
say HIPAA, and seek forgiveness from your Lord. And they walked in, they went on the rear ends. And
they started saying all kinds of crap. That makes absolutely no sense. This is mockery.
		
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			But here, the punishment is alasa to turn them into apes
		
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			and maybe pigs as well.
		
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			Possibly because this happened later on, and was like the culmination
		
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			for their transmissions
		
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			will love to either
		
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			in the narration of m&r bass, and hula,
		
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			he tells us that Allah azza wa jal left them, he gave them a chance.
		
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			And they kept on doing it.
		
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			And then their compatriots their CO religionists started forbidding them. What are you doing? Fear
Allah subhanaw taala keep the Sabbath as Allah ordered.
		
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			But there was a third group, as sort of our clarifies to us
		
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			that was telling the group that was doing other than
		
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			they were enjoying good and forbidding evil. The third group was telling this group,
		
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			what are you doing? Why are you doing this? Why are you
		
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			prohibiting them from doing what they're doing? Notice this third group did not violate the Sabbath.
		
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			They observed it.
		
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			But there's somewhere in between. They think that it's useless to enjoin good and forbid evil,
they're gonna be punished anyway.
		
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			So we have the three groups.
		
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			So this continuum from one,
		
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			not did not immediately
		
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			punish them in this way. But what they continued, they did not repent to Allah subhanaw taala that
was merciful. So Allah azza wa jal punish them by turning them into apes.
		
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			Notice the URL,
		
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			and the URL of certain of you mentioned stand
		
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			alone.
		
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			In surah, delay now he mentions apes, and pigs, but not specifically related to the violation of the
Sabbath.
		
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			When he mentions
		
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			that the worst of people are those who are most tolerant, turned into apes, and pigs,
		
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			a lot happier.
		
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			Of course,
		
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			then the very relevant questions.
		
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			If Allah subhanaw taala turned them into apes, and possibly monkeys as well.
		
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			Is this why we hear this term? A lot of times when talking about the Jews, of course, this is the
height of anti semitism for them.
		
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			Muslims talking about apes and pigs when they talk about the Jews. We're talking about an incident
that occurred
		
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			that you obviously decided
		
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			to hide
		
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			everything interesting that with this specific incident,
		
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			that may be hard to believe.
		
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			He wouldn't be turned into monkeys and pigs.
		
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			Maybe be hard to swallow,
		
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			as well.
		
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			Okay, maybe it happened, but it's hard to swallow. Why? What did they do to deserve it? You violated
discernment. That's what
		
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			the Bible itself says. What's the punishment for the one providing the service? There
		
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			is no easy matter. Even if we claim you just gave
		
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			Listen to your desires, this is a big thing for you as well.
		
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			And Allah let you unless you unless you and you will not heed the warning your friends, the people
amongst you warn you, you did not heed the warning and Allah that Allah Subhana Allah turned you
into aids
		
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			the narrations even mentioned that the Muslims have them the submitters who did not violate the
Sabbath, they separated themselves from those who violated it.
		
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			And then they did not know about the transformation
		
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			such that when finding what they came out, they realized that their core religions are not there.
And when they went to check on them, they found that they have been transformed into names.
		
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			Very scary.
		
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			With something so hard to believe.
		
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			Even in Abuja, he
		
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			said that they will not actually transformed
		
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			but he was the only one. This is a minority opinion to say that, actually, many scholars said they
were transformed and others said that they were not transformed, meaning that the way in which I had
explained it is in a figurative way, in a metaphorical way. What do you mean? How can you become an
ape? Metaphorically? Well, maybe you think like an ape?
		
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			Maybe you do not. Maybe you act like an ape by your mouth responding and hitting the commands of
Allah subhanaw taala you're acting like a monkey. So in our head, understood it metaphorically. What
the majority of the scholars have to see you had
		
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			the Sahaba Natalia in who mentioned the taxi mentioned a complete physical transformation. And it
seems to have added that this is the correct what was something difficult to believe, difficult to
swallow? Look at the weight loss, Ponta Hannah, preface this area.
		
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			A lot of times, what is he says what do you remember when this is different? This is why the
		
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			tone
		
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			no doubt, and you will know it. And you are liars. If you don't. Allah says it is telling that he is
running at the time of the prophets of Allah is Allah. Beware of being like your ancestors, you will
know soon well, why are limited and you have known
		
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			and
		
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			deceptive.
		
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			They know it.
		
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			They know what full well, they hit it.
		
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			Beware.
		
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			Notice, well,
		
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			all this is all certainty and confirmation. And indeed you know, and some scholars said that this is
actually a less when
		
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			you have known
		
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			this violation of the South that happened from your ancestors. So we said to them, the apes,
despised, despised and rejected.
		
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			It is said that he would see his own relative and he had been turned into an eight.
		
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			So now back back to the anti semitism. When Muslims mentioned the Jews are somehow related to apes
and pigs.
		
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			This is something that yes, you will find sometimes Muslim saying calling
		
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			the Jews the alpha sorry, the descendants
		
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			of apes and pigs. Yes.
		
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			And this column that the descendants have introduced is not correct.
		
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			For a simple reason
		
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			that the prophets of Allah said themselves in the authentic hadith
		
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			that if Allah subhanaw taala punished any peoples by transfer
		
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			Only in this way,
		
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			they would not live long, and they would definitely not have any project.
		
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			They wouldn't have any descendants.
		
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			So when the Prophet SAW Selim was asked about this, he said to them very clearly, that no they are
not the descendants because Allah subhanaw taala will not let those group of people live long, and
they wouldn't have any progeny. And he said today, rather, the apes and monkeys were there from
before.
		
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			Another interesting part of the Hadith of the prophets of Allah it was,
		
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			however,
		
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			as they did
		
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			suffer this punishment.
		
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			This was something that the prophets of Allah Adam Sandler used as a term
		
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			because of what they did to him.
		
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			The way they reneged on their promises, violated their pacts with him one after another, when he
laid siege to many arrival. Yes, he called them a squad and Coronavirus,
		
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			breathless off the he picks.
		
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			Similarly, say that
		
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			when they entered upon the prophets of Allah Himself, and they said, Sam, I
		
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			samruddhi
		
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			sounds like survival, but they were actually saying a cell, a stab, begin vet poison. The poison
here is death.
		
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			So they kill them. And instead of grinning, if they were saying death be to you.
		
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			So in one direction, that was a slap on
		
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			the wrist 11 He said, who are identical. And according to you, they didn't say why they would sound
moronic, necessarily.
		
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			If they mentioned something good, right back at you.
		
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			When he
		
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			heard this, she could not help it. So she said to them a salary or hourly income is why.
		
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			Why not?
		
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			This is a new setup.
		
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			So I didn't want
		
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			to sell on a book f1 f1.
		
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			Will
		
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			this be upon you?
		
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			Brothers of apes and pigs and his curse and his anger?
		
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			So the Prophet sallallahu Sallam told it, shall we?
		
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			Relax, no need for all of this? She said O Messenger of Allah. Did you hear what they said? Said
Yes, they did. And you heard how I replied, why they go, are a sovereign debt, we have money and
debt we have value as well.
		
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			So this term is used.
		
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			Again,
		
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			those people who like to highlight these things conveniently forget as they forget what they did to
deserve this punishment then to hide
		
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			this story that happened. They conveniently forget the terrorism. They have meted out to your Muslim
brothers and sisters, the violations, the heinous crimes, the killing everything that they
continually do on a daily basis. They conveniently forget all of this. They just
		
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			know how to pick out things like this and then call it anti semitism. This is something that
happened and that you deserve as a punishment and it happened to you because of your violations
against a loss other than your violations of the covenant, which you saw probably mentioned the
covenant between you and God.
		
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			Purple Bella Kuno, clara de Tenkasi II
		
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			Fatah
		
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			Lima data when the hunt for her
		
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			this is a punishment that Allah subhanaw taala gave them
		
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			and this is some
		
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			think that was part of Hala is reminding everyone with
		
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			I will mention that a little bit more. What we need to know my brothers and sisters, and one of the
important lessons that we need to take from this as well
		
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			is the danger of playing games with Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			Be aware of playing games with
		
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			trickery.
		
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			Sometimes it works with human beings. Don't try it with Allah. This is a very serious, and this is
part of the mockery of the team.
		
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			This is what we learned from the issue of the violation of the Sabbath.
		
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			They were, they were thinking that they can get what they want. And at the same time, we somehow
observant of the commander lost power.
		
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			Can this translate to
		
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			modern trickery, of course, but I don't want anyone to understand from this, that we are talking
about specific,
		
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			maybe fields of Islamic studies, where there is trickery, or kill, where people are playing games, a
lot of times people think,
		
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			and they give this example, especially when it comes to Islamic finance, and Islamic financial
transactions. So there are people
		
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			I don't know if there are a lot of people, we'd have to do
		
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			a census or a study, to see if there are a lot to know about. That Allah that there seem to be some
people that feel that everything that has to do with Islamic finance, is just games, games,
		
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			and just repackaging Riba in a different way.
		
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			And this is not correct.
		
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			Either issues, there may be issues, but to say that it's all just again. And then in the end, it is
pure that they don't this is not correct. And this is not always.
		
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			In fact,
		
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			if there is a field, where Muslims have really made inroads and achieved things, in terms of making
Islamic principles and precepts, relevant and implementable it is in the field of Islamic finance.
		
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			There may be issues and difficulties because the whole financial system worldwide
		
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			is based on
		
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			this is absolutely correct. We know that for a fact. Right?
		
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			So it'll be a lot of efforts by the scouts to try to purify, right, the product, the transactions of
any type of labor. But this is not a form of trickery.
		
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			This is not playing games with Allah azza wa jal. But there are other times yes, there are, of
course, plenty of tricks Muslims are trying to play God forbid. So maybe when it is right about time
for this I can
		
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			maybe I'll take this big sum of money that I don't want to give the camera and I'll just give it as
a gift to someone. Everyone's the type of thing was
		
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			somehow getting back in playing games with the organization. Are you entertaining the Jews?
		
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			God forbid.
		
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			So people know that they're playing games with Allah subhanaw taala that they're trying to trick
Allah, fear Allah.
		
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			Allah do not be like the Jews in this at the Prophet saw a lot better also look told us the
authentic hadith. He said, do not violate and commit violations like the Jews did.
		
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			And then you will be
		
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			trying to accomplish certain things with the least of trickery. So this is something that is
forbidden and something that we need to be careful off.
		
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			Allah so Jen said that there had
		
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			been a day where the hunter or a lot
		
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			so we made this a punishment that did terrain punishment.
		
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			You may have been there they had
		
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			Given the
		
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			limit ad has always understood this to me
		
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			that this is a deterrent punishment from those who are around them around that
		
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			time,
		
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			this may be a punishment that is a reminder to them.
		
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			And, indeed, it may be for everyone that learned of this violation, and this consequence of their
time.
		
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			So for everyone that witnessed, and everyone that heard about this arounder. Furthermore,
		
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			when I heard this I have, and for every one after that
		
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			this is a punishment, that should act as a reminder and a deterrent from committing the same
violations
		
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			until the end of time, and the Quran will be recited until the end of time, and they will read what
are called the added to malaria,
		
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			disability for all
		
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			RCE it will continue until the day of judgment that has been determined
		
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			will not have or tend to be touchy. And let it be a reminder for those who fear of loss of power. So
it's a deterrent. And it's a reminder for those who feel a loss aversion and in this way, my
brothers and sisters in this way,
		
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			let us understand all the punishments of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			That this is indeed how the Sahaba didn't have very understood such punishments.
		
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			They understood it as a punishment for those who committed the violation.
		
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			But it is a reminder for those who are called fearing, and very recently, and until now, we are
witnessing the
		
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			disastrous effects of the earthquake that happened in the area of Turkey and Syria.
		
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			And many people ask,
		
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			deserve it is a punishment for Allah subhanaw taala word there are plenty of other people of course.
		
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			Absolutely. But in this way, we understand it to be a punishment. Absolutely. A punishment for the
wrongdoers for those who have no fear of a lost planet Allah and live their lives as if Allah does
not exist.
		
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			And it is a reminder for the God fearing
		
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			these act these punishments acts as reminders, these natural disasters have absolutely natural
reasons and means, scientific means that we understand very well. But we also must understand that
there are also religious region reasons. So it is a punishment for the wrong tours. It is a
reminder,
		
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			it is a reminder for the right theory, and ultimately in sha Allah.
		
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			It is a Shahada.
		
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			It is a shahada in sha Allah, it is a form of monitor.
		
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			For those who die, who are good doers who know Allah subhanaw taala. It is a form of martyrdom in
sha Allah, and the raising of their level
		
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			and an increase in the rewards.
		
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			The prophets of Allah mentioned the authentic hadith, Al Haddad, the one who dies under the rubble,
under some kind of a forming wall, in this case, falling buildings, people under the rubble for
Subhan Allah especially in these cases, we saw them under the rubble for some two weeks.
		
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			And many of them died. We ask Allah subhanaw taala that they be granted this great level of Shahada.
This is what these disasters are.
		
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			So yes, there are punishment, but they're a reminder at the same time, and they will raise the level
of those who fear of loss
		
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			or they will allow or something along those
		
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			lines.
		
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			Is anything
		
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			kind of a controversial issue but that seems everyone is
		
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			always
		
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			equal to Allah forgive us and accept from us increases in knowledge and implementation. Their last
panel Tyler help us always fulfill His commands avoiding prohibitions. So the last part of data to
help us to witness a child
		
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			which is not too far, but equal
		
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			to
		
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			to leave