Mufti Menk – You’re A Shepherd, Don’t Lose Your Flock
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The speaker describes how parents are frightened of their children by their behavior and fear. They use examples such as a grandmother being on the receiving end of a fight, a grandmother's grandmother being on the receiving end of a fight, and a grandmother's fear of a storm. The speaker suggests that parents need to know that their children speak to them about their issues to prevent problems from happening.
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We look like fools to them when we're trying to duck and dive,
don't do that. Get into the topic talk to them. It doesn't have to
be so deep and so often, but they just need to know my dad spoke to
me about this or mum spoke to me depending on how you want to set
it up in your own home male to female or whatever. And for as
long as they know when they have an issue, you are the first go to
many parents. The children are so frightened of them even in the
modern world, even in the Western countries that when they have an
issue the parent is the last person they would go to they tell
us please don't mention this. I want to anonymously I don't want I
can speak to your parent I would say they would say no please don't
do that. You'd break me you do this, you know it's gonna my
father's gonna kill me whatever they say. So I wonder that you
know, Allah is gonna ask you could look ombre in Caloocan was all on
arayat Is your old shepherds you're all responsible for your
flock. Here's your flock, running away from you, scared of you
frightened of you. How could you do that? You know when you have
that example is so perfect about the flock that is their sheep. One
sheep is going away. You know you should be having sleepless nights
but bring it in, feed them, be with them. You know, no matter
what